Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-17
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Eyery-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
THE WEATHER.

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And clO-c beneath The petals pcrfumed snow
And shr.icring leaves. safe hid, my heart
doth lie.
Thou'lt never know
Poor heart! laid IL there wet through with
| tears,
Trampled and torn and stained, UNIT for
rnht!-and ye,. poor heart, so filled with
| prayers
For pardon. passionate grief and purer love
dared 10 sendl wit thou receiver All. me!
| heaped the heavy flowers so close above
| ThOult never knowl
Grace Ellcry Claiming in Homemaker.
Delany Council meets tomorrow night.
Michael Higgins is in New York on a
weeks vacation.
II seemed to be policeman's day at the
game yesterday.
David Harley & Co. have an interesting
announcement In this issue.
The plumbers strike is no nearer an
end than 1t was two weeks ago.
The Ozark Secrets" have reached the
end OF the toboggan and will now walk
back.
substituted for baked beans at church
suppers.
At this time OF the year seine fisher
men realizes that his gross profits are his
net receipts.
The funeral OF William =. Hay took
place this afternoon from his house on
Beecher street.
The prospect for q bountiful crop Of
pears and peaches was never more promis-
ing than this year
The Wanderers will visit Fall River
next Saturday and play the East Ends In
the New England series.
Read the advertisement OF Auctioneer
Warland and see the grand chance to buy
house lots on easy terms.
The farmers are now hustling and the
crows and potato bugs are watching them,
anxious to take their innings.
Twenty-f five members of Tower Relief
Corps went to Ashton today to visit Mrs.
Carpenter, former president.
The police have been notified by the
Brockton police to look out for a large
gray horse stolen in that city.
The first bloomer cars appeared on the
Providence line today. The top sign has
repainted to read "Main street,"
Work is progressing rapidly repairing
and altering st. Mary's old school build
ing for the use of the Young Mems Catho-
lie Association.
The Grand Court OF the A. o. F. OF A.
is in session at Newport today. Several
delegates from this city and vicinity are
in attendance.
Manager Rowe has secured two old
stars, Hanivan OF Providence and Nc
Quirk Of Lowell. They will cover second
and third bases today.
This evening the athletic entertainment
OF the Pawtucket Boat Club will be held
in the Skating Rink. There will be box
ing, wrestling and fencing contests.
w. w. Dexter left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago having received dispatch
that bis son Herbert was dying. The
latter was injured by falling from horse
car.
The gold watch offered as prize to the
lady disposing OF the largest number Of
combination tickets at the fair OF the Free
Wanderers was won by sister OF Captain
Alexander Jeffrey.
Marriage intentions have been fled at
the City Clerks Office by Thomas
Ratcliife, Jr., OF this city and Elizabeth b
Il. Robinson; Paul Goetz and Catharine
Sherman OF this city.
That successful comedy, "Miss Helyett," )"
dence Opera House. II is most enter
tanning attraction. The season ut this
house closes Wednesday night.
A runaway boy who had followed
Harper Bros. circus from Newport was
arrested last night at the grounds on
Dexter street and taken to the station.
The Newport police were notified.
The man who was brought to the
station yesterday with the tremens was
very weak this morning. He had several
spasms during the afternoon and evening
when it took four officers to hold him.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Lawrence served papers on +. j. Little
field, treasurer OF the Pawtucket Street
Railway Company, at the instance OF
John Beattie, in a suit for SIC, 900 damages.
The people OF Blackstone have struck @
novel idea. The Board of Selectmen has
served notice on the Wconsocket Street
Railway to water the streets on which
rails are laid or take them up in 30 days.
The members OF the School Committee
went over on the East side this afternoon
looking for a site for the new High school
One site with which they were favorably
impressed is located between Walcott and
Grove streets, and belongs to Mr.. Bates.
Last evening Manager Rowe telegraphed
for new man to play third and captain
the team. The weak points have been a,
second and third. Fern will be released
and Mather laid off today. Connaughton
will play second, Quinlan will be behind
the bat and Condor In the boz.
| Yesterday afternoon James Leonard
against whom there are two cases, one fol
keeping pool table without license and
one for keeping liquor for sale, appeared
in the District Court, admitted sufficien,
evidence to convict.and appealed to tn,
June term OF the higher court.