Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-24
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The Democratic City Committee viii
meet tonight.
Officer Sword has finished his vacation
and Is again on duty.
Several Pawtucket people went TO
Watch Hill today on the steamer Mount
Hope.
"Husband and Wife" IL being produced
at Lothrop's Providence Museum this
week.
The game OF base ball between the
grocors and msrketmen has fallen
through.
Many will take advantage of the excur-
sion To Plymouth on the Old Colony road
tomorrow.
Portland and Woonsocket are playing a
see-saw game for first place In the New
England League.
Officer Murphy patrolled the Main
street square beat last evening In the
absence OF Officer Reynolds.
The duck, carved from wood by Z. War
Capital, is very unique piece OF work.
Superintendent Charles II. Luther of the
Pawtucket Street Railway and wife left
yesterday for tour Of Northern New
York.
Frank Curry, John Coyle, Joseph l..
Green, J. Ellis Tingley and several other
lowers of horse flesh are at Hartford at
tending the races.
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accompanied by his wife and daughter
Matte, is visiting his brother, John p.
Dorl Of this city, for a few days.
Saturday the Stars will go to WEXFORD
and one week from Saturday the Newport
Pacifics will be here. The Stars have chal-
lenged the Hopes to play series OF games.
Last evening boy placed a stone on
the Interstate track and when the cars
came along with another In tow the for
ward truck Of the motor car was thrown
OF the track.
The Scottish games, under the auspices
of Clan Fraser, D. 3. C., next Saturday on
the Dexter street grounds will be a great
sporting event for this city. There are
many prizes.
Patrick Devine was the lucky man In
A. J. Gallagher's shoe club at the drawing
Monday evening. Mr.. Gallagher has a
fine assortment OF shoes at his store on
Lonsdale avenue.
Hugh Lee, manager OF the Stars, found
half horse shoe Saturday and attributes
the teams success to that. He left the
mascot on the grounds and Ii going after
1t tonight as he wants to win Saturday.
McCaughey Il Co. have had a big sign
painted on the fence In front of the old
DR.. Wheaton place. There is chamber
set painted on one end and the couch
looks 80 natural that a tired individual
tried to get In 1t to take a nap last night.
Don't forget the Old Colony Railroad
excursion to Plymouth by special train
direct tomorrow morning, at the low rate
OF s1.25 from Providence, Pawtucket, At
tleboro and stations to Barrowsville. All
aboardi
Daniel Fadgen, pitcher OF the Berkeley
Base Ball team, is anxious to meet George
Hustled of Woonsooket, or the latter's re-
preventative at any time, to arrange for a
footrace OF 100 yards, for from $50 to $500
a side.
Officer Lee arrested man yesterday
afternoon who began to make trouble
after taking some fruit from Marran's
market. When arrested his chum began
to abuse the officer and "Peter" took In
both. They were fined e each this morn
ing.
otPleassnt View will be pleased to learn
that dispatch received from him states
that he has arrived at Plymouth, near
Wilkesbarre, Pa, where he will spend the
next two weeks. He Is one of the best
players OF the Woodbine base ball team.
The latest Dalton story Is that told by
man last evening who said that he was
talking to him In this city Sunday. He
said that Dalton told him he was tired OF
hiding and was not going to keep out OF
sight any longer and expected to be
caught any moment. He said he was
coming again next Sunday. Some one
was probably getting the citizen on a
string.
Don't fail to secure a copy OF Musical
Echo for August which has Just been re-
cieved at Meiklejohn's Music Store. II
contains in all "a pages of choice vocal
and instrumental music, including the
popular piano solo, "An Indian Ride" a
descriptive price which is played with
bell bracelets on the wrists. This Is one
of the most novel and fascinating piano
pieces ever published. The Echo costs rs
| cents.
An employe of the Slater Mills had
some trouble yesterday and refused to
work any longer and asked for his pay.
This the overseer refused to give him as
he had not worked a notice. He went TO
sce lawyer about the matter and said
there was S5 due him, that he wanted to
| got tn New Bedford and had no money.
| The attorney did not want to take the
case and told him TO get a friend to ad :
vance him the money and sign his pay
| over TO him.
| Some one will be hurt some night un-
less change is made In the running OF
street cars. Several times II has been
noticed and spoken Of by people who
happened TO be around when the pas
sengers are getting on Of Providence car
/ and an electric will come flying around