Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-29

For Rhode Island: Cooler; showers.
TERSE TRIBUNElTES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
When the breath Of the morning ts cool an,
keen.
And the smile OF the sun iu the heavens 4
seen.
One may forget that the world has Ills
BY taking n canter across the hills
Away from the hustle apd everyday grind
On high mettled steod OF tho thoroughbred
Kind,
With exultation the bosom thrills
When taking n canter across the hills
When the body seems fettcrcd In istlessness.
chains,
And the blood goes slussishly through the
veins.
II is better than powders and better than
pills
To go for "A canter across the hills.
Susie NJ. Best In Philadelphia Ledger.
Cooler today.
Postmaster Wilkinson is i'll.
There was little breeze yesterday.
The Hopes will meet the Etnas tomor-
row.
The Pythian team will go to Ashton to-
morrow.
Not much use for "sweater" this
weather.
William Everett has returned from his
vacation.
Free lemonade at Deahy Brothers store
tomorrow.
Officer White has nearly finished his
cord OF wood.
FL. johnson arrived home last night
from New York.
Joseph O'Neill has returned from visit
with friends in Taunton.
Officers Tompkins and Mcconnell have
recovered from their Illness.
Officer Mowry is not yet on duty and
Officer Dwyer is on the depot beat.
1.-THE Berkeley team will meet the Hopes
OF Providence tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow the members OF A. X. Tilton
Camp, s. OF ", will go down the river.
Owen Moran OF North Main street has
returned from a trip to the Metropolis.
The marketmen were happy Yesterday
afternoon as 1t was their day to close up
shop.
George Crawford's horse fell near the
Main street bridge yesterday and broke a
shaft.
Darius Franklin's team was found
roaming around by the police yesterday
and cared for.
Captain Rhodes leaves tomorrow for
his vacation which he will spend at Mar
tha's Vineyard.
Men don't realize what a luxury n
neglige shirt is until the mercury goes
over the 80 point.
Everybody seems to like our steamers
for excursions, judging from the way
they are chartered.
The funeral OF Rev. Father Kane will
take place Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
from st. Patrick's Church.
Tomorrow morning the $500 Conant en-
ployes will go to Nantasket Beach on the
annual complimentary excursion.
A team belonging to William NJ. Cole,
loaded with grain, lost wheel in the car
tracks at the foot OF Broad street this
noon.
Captain Dunn, with the schooner Mary
Buckley, OF Haverstraw, N. Y, arrived at
this port today with q cargo of $4,000
bricks.
Note the announcement in another
column OF special trip to Nantasket on
Sunday next. Also the low rate charged
for tickets.
Miss Sarah Murray OF Jewett City,
Conn.,, and Miss Bridget Sullivan Of Cen
trail Village, Conn, are visiting on Paw
tucket avenue.
A large derrick has been erected on the
second floor OF the new Opera House to
be used in hosting material. Tie build
ing is going up fast
The case OF Elizabeth Bird was brought
up by continuance this morning and she
was sentenced to six months on the Farm
as a common drunkard.
A base ball team captained by James T..
Brennan will play the st. Mary's Christ
ian Doctrine Society team one week from
Saturday down the river.
The annual reunion OF the Ninth Rhode
Island Veteran Association will be held M
Rocky Point tomorrow. The old men
will be boys again for few hours.
The New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad company has contracted for
the equipment OF the Shore Line division
with the Skyes system OF block signals.
Pine street is dug up as far as Main
street for the purpose OF laying a sewer.
This street is much used by teams and II
being closed makes II very inconvenient.
The Interstate is putting the finishing
touches on the road on Exchange street
by paving outside the rails. 1t is expected
cars will be running to this city next
week.
John DUNCAN was arrested Yesterday
afternoon for an assault on William T.
Arnold. He was arraigned Immediately
before Judge Blodgett and fined s5 and
costs.