Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-20
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSF TRlBUNElTfS,
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Fverv
where by UbiouitOus Reporters.


This weather brings out overcoats.
The license Commissioners will meet
tonight.
Several person, were arrested for
drunkenness last night.
The Diamond Foot ball Club will meet
the Berkeleys saturday.
The q. A. X. boys are doing up the
town down at Washington.
Driver William f.. Titus enjoyed his
"A hours vacation yesterday.
Chiokeripg Lodge, X. OF p, works
the third rank tomorrow night.
Officer Mooney returned to duty yes
terday after his weeks furlough.
Eureka Lodge, X. OF r., pays a visit to
Elmwood Lodge tomorrow night.
Work on the Interstate road on High
street IL being hurried right along.
II will be lucky II the managers Of the
state Fair escape this week without rain
storm.
McElroy 4 Mooney received several
cases OF the latest styles OF Fall clothing
yesterday.
Cattanach and Mccarthy are matched
TO meet at the Metropoie on the 23d OF
next month.
Providence, Valley Falls aud this oity
were represented IN the District Court
this morning.
The alarm that was TO be put in the
police station and connected with the
banks is still thing OF the future.
Hostler Hewes and Oficer Mackel had
their pictures taken by Officer sword
with trick camera the other day.
A number OF the members OF Delany
Council, X. OF C., will attend the ball OF
La Sale Council of Providence this even
ing.
The iron po,es for the Interstate Rail
way to be placed on High and Exchange
streets have arrived aad are being dis
trbuted.
Seminarians James Lennon, Hugh Har'
rold, Bernard Redihan and Joseph
Hughes left yesterday morning to resume
their studies.
james Morisrty was Charged with be-
ing yagrant IN court this morning and
pleaded guilty. He was sent to the Farm
for six months.
Albert Bowen, ou old and highly re-
spected resident o' th,. c,ty, died yester-
day at his nome, iho Dex.er street. He
was in his 59th year.
The police station was something like a
| cattle show last night, There was man
| named Fox, another named Hogg, and
| the rest made more noise than animals do.
Women are getting so radical in their
adoption OF masculine habits and fancies
that they are beginning to carry canes In
their hands and cachoos in their pockets.
Special Officer Mooney, who is stationed
at the depot I'm the interest Of the public
health, wears new star, on which Is the
Inscription, "Pawtucket Health Depart
mest"
Robert 81. Rennell, Superintendent Of
the Douglass Thread Company in the rear
OF North Main street, was taken to the
Homeopathic Hospital today in the ambu-
lance.
The School Committee and the City
Council will view the Bates estate this
afternoon, the same having been recon-
mended an site for the new High school
building.
The Interstate Railway has been noti-
fed that it will not be- allowed to run
loaded cars across Exchange street bridge
until it is repaired. This will necessi-
tate transfer of cars.
1t is stated that George MOffitt, for
merly Of the Central Falls Woolen MI,
but laterly residing in Philadelphia, is to
take charge OF the mill at franklin Mass,
recently vacated by the Saxon Worsted
Company.
rhe Y. M. c. A. team Is under new
management this season. There is great
enthusiasm amongst the members A. G..
Adam, 19 Richardson street, Central Falls,
will be glad to arrange games with
amateur teams Of standing in the State.
Under date Of Sept. Is, the following
orders were Issued to the engineers Of the
Old Colony Railroad: "The practice OF
using the emergency brares in testing
brakes should be discontinued. The
emergency should bo used only in case OF
emergency"
Lyons Delsny has in bis possession a
newspaper printed in Scotland by a
society Of ststioners Januarys, 1861. 1t
il very we'll preserved and the print Is
clearer than on some of the d,ilics Of
today. n il in pumplet form, size nine
by six inches, aud has eip ht pages.
Coroner James l.. jerks has returned
his verdict in the case OF the death OF
Maurice Walsh, who vas killed at the
new Opera House on the 22d ult After
reviewing the testimony taken, which
vas published In these columns, the
Coroner gives II as bis opinion that desth h
wss caused by the accidental falling of a
derrick.
Thomas Cloctney was before the court
this morning charged with an assault on
his wife. lie pleaded guilty and was
| fined flO and costs They were married
/ very recently and resided at the Adams
4 House. Bernard Burns vas charged with
assault on his better half He changed
the routine by pleading not guilty, and
viii have trial.
Asthe 4pth auniy,r4srv az the Land.