Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-06
Full moon this evening.


and did well.
The painters began to wori. On the nine
hour schedule yesterday.
Daniel McNiven, who has been sojourn-
ing in Europe, has arrived home.
The Board of Aldermen will meet as
Board OF Abatement this evening.
William II. Tolman of New York is on
visit to his parents on Prospect street.
Professor Dainty is doing very we'll at
his boxing academy. He has number OF
pupils.
There will be meeting OF the Demo
cratic City Committee this evening al the
Pawtucket Hotel.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
| the City Clerks Office by James Webby
and Mary Wilson.
The Highway Department are rapidly
finishing the work OF improving and
matchmaking Park Place.
The steam drill that is being used to
sink the artesian we'll on North Main
street made quite noise last night.
John b. Carr OF Valley Falls will leave
for Canada In few days, where he in
tends entering one of the Catholic col
leges.
Benjamin Il. Lewis pleaded guilty this
morning to a charge Of common drunken
ness and his case was continued one
month.
A meeting OF the Seekonk Society will
be held In their rooms on East avenue this
evening. Ever member Is requested to be
present.
John Dugan was arrsigned this morn
ing on a charge of larceny of fruit from
stands. He pleaded guilty and was fined
| t2 and costs.
The License Commissioners will meet
| Wednesday when remonstrants against
granting the license of Joseph McGona-
gle will be heard.
The Bijou Social Club held their regular
meeting last night in their hall on Garden
street. Considerable business was brought
up and several propositions received.
| Edward f. Gillian, In charge of the
wholesale department of Lyons Dclany
Il Co.'s store, today began a for nights
vacation. He left for Albany, N. Y, to-
day.
The races that were to take place at the
Driving Park on the 10th have been post
| poned to the 18th on account of several
OF the horses being entered at the Attle-
boro races.
Emigration agents Of this city have re-
ceived notice from the steamship COM
panies that passengers would only be
brought from British, Irish and Scandi-
navian points.
Officer Dwyer made three arrests yes
| terday afternoon. Frank Marlin for as
saulting Catharine Marlin, John Dugan
for larceny, and Benjamin Z. Lewis for
being a common drunkard.
A party consisting of John Shedden,
Fred Hornby, James Knox, William J.
Souter and f. Calhoun, left yesterday for
Grand Lake, Me-, on the New Bruns-
wick border, on a fishing trip.
There will be meeting of the Bourke
Cochran Club tomorrow night In Celtic
Hall when samples of uniforms will be
there. The flag raising will take place
one week from Friday night. Chief
Marshal Corrigan will appoint his aids
tomorrow night.
The Board Of Aldermen will meet this
evening In conjunction with the Board
Of Assessors as a Board of Abatement.
They will consider the several petitions
for abatement of taxes and will also
doubtless investigate the methods by
which some OF the assessments are
reached.
Meeting street is to be blocKpaved in
stead Of concreted, as 1t was thought to be
too dangerous to concrete 1t on account
of the steep grade. The sidewalks will be
abolished and the blocks will be set with
| a slight decline towards the centre of the
street, so as to obviate the necessity for
sidewalks or curbing.
According to letter received from
John Ii. Boyle by his friend Mayor Car
roll, he is now enjoying good health
among the hills of "Holy but unfortu-
nate and poverty stricken" Ireland. The
Gir oi hIs native place hnh H-l g ,r,nj
change on him as hc can nov dispense
with the walking canes he was obliged to
use here.
Tomorrow evening Mayor Carroli will
send a communication to the Board oi AL
dermen notifying them that he had sus-
pended City Treasurer Bates and will give
his reasons therefor. Whether the Board
will take such action as the provisions OF
the City Charter and the ordinances of the
city demands remains to be seen.
Officer O'Brien saw two young fellows
driving up and down East avenue last
evening at n more than moderate gait.
They had two young girls with them
about IA years of age. The officer caught
the horse and the occupants OF the team
jumped out and skipped. The horse be-
longed to Tom Lee and was covered with
foam.
While John Perry, who Is attached to
Truck 4 of the Fire Department, was en-
gagged In exercising with the Warwick
truck last evening near the Slater mills,
some evil disposed person stole his mus
tang and democrat wagon. After a vigor-
GUS search by himself and some OF his fel-
low fremen II was discovered on the out
| skirts OF the city.
IL IL expected that a short session of the