Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-14
THE WEATHER.

For he Is not in II
While she's cleaning house.
A little more like Spring.
Tomorrow is Good Friday.
Where are those April showers?
Officer Lee took lost child to the po-
lice station today.
Miss Nora Murray OF Woonsocket is
visiting relatives In town.
Chief Perry's Office is now a very pretty
room, a new carpet having been laid.
There will be services at st. Mary's
Church Saturday morning at o'clock.
The Carpenter Company now have an
entrance to their store from High street.
1t looked odd to see horse car on the
Mineral Spring and Central avenues route.
Officer Tompkins, who has been i'll for
the past ten days, will go on duty this eve
ming.
| A girl without streamers on her hat
next Sunday will feel as though she is
not in IL.
The hremen OF No. 4. station enjoyed a
bean supper at the station on the View
last evening.
Messrs. Moody & McKenna, the tom
serial artists, have opened a shop at 81
Water street.
James Murphy was yesteaday reelected
treasurer OF the Rhode Island Steamship
Agents Association.
James Marian has severed his connec-
tion with the market of John Marian in
the Walker Block.
The funeral OF Olive jerks CLASSIFY was
solemnizcd yesterday afternoon from her
home on Sterfy street.
Information as TO where small sum OF
money lost last week can be found will be
given the owner at the police station.
A large number of Pawtucket people
will attend the meeting OF Falvey and
Frazier at the Gladstone Club tonight.
The Stars will play Kenny's Diamonds
next Saturday. The Diamonds are new
team but they have some excellent mate
rial.
The Union Railroad Company's track
on Main street, from the horse car barn to
Mineral Spring avenue. Is nearly COM
pleted.
The "smoker" has not yet made It's ap-
pearance on the regular trips over the
Pawtucket Street Railway Company's
electric routes.
Hugh j. Lee has accepted the position
OF manager OF the Star Base. Ball Club,
which ensures a successful season for that
crack amateur team.
The Providence team plays Its first
game this afternoon with the Holy Cross
college team OF Worcester on the Ade-
laide avenue grounds in Providence.
Joseph Church, who fell heir to a for
tune In Australia, is still at the home of
Thomas Ready in Central Falls. He is a
relative OF the widow OF Michael Coleman.
The Republican State Central Commit
tee will meet today TO select date for the
State Convention Of the party to elect del
egates to the National Convention at Min
neapolis.
Officer Sweet took man to the station
just tefore noon who had been hanging
around Bean Hill for some time begging
food and money. He was given sixmonths
as a vagrant.
Cavanaugh & Manning have fine line
OF new and second hand carriages, har-
nesses, whips, robes etc., for sale at the
repository on Broadway. Read their ad-
vertisement in this issue.
L. II. Gillian, who has acted as travelling
spokesman for Lyons Delaney Il Co. for a
porarily and has taken charge of the
wholesale department In the store.
Florence Lodge, ID. OF r., will hold a
mum supper in the upper hall OF Odd
Fellows building next Wednesday even
ing. Those who speak during supper
will be fined five cents. Supper 10 cents.
II Pawtucket people want to see good
base ball playing they should try and sup
port the New England League team that
will be located here this season. The
team will be good one. The principles
on which the League Is founded are sound
and will insure good players, and there
fore good games. There will be no
"fakes" allowed, and, on account Of the
salary limit OF $500, there can be no cx-
travagance, and economy must be prac-
ticed. Manager Rowe is now busy raising
the $500 necessary for entering.
Arthur s. Schiller was given trial to-
day on charge Of breaking and entering
Il. A. Colwell & Co.'s market. His story
OF how he came by the money and Of the
whole affair was very conflicting. He
said first he won the money playing
poker, and then that he woke up and
found IL In his pocket. He had a young
man named Wilkinson with him on that
night, and in one saloon Schiller gave the
bartender some silver in exchange for
bills. At the place OF Dan Amory he
also gave change for greenbacks. The
money taken from the market was ga,
all In silver, mostly small change. He
was found probably guilty and held In
the sum Of 800 for appearance at the June
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
No one should attend "The Old Home
stead" with the idea that they are going
TO sec a thrilling play with an absorbing
plot; II they do, they will be disap-
pointed. But every one who wishes to
TO see a charming picture, OF simple life
and manners as found down east In New
England, should see II. Every possible
accessory OF stage setting and effects IL