Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-22
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/ The Free Wanderers beat the hoyers
twice yesterday.
I Many OF the mills will not resume opera
/ tions until Monday.
/ Tickets can be secured FOR Clan Fraser :
concert at the box Office tonight.
Three Of the suspended officers we're
placed on duty last night as specials.
The Benedict House Il being connected
with the Opera House by passage way.
Tim Sullivan viii go TO Boston next
week to represent this city at the polo
meeting.
Over 1900 people were carried on the
steam cars between here and Providence
yesterday.
The Sewer Department has finished its
work IN laying sewers on Gecgre aud
Marin streets.
William Lane arrived home from Ros-
ton yesterday where ho has been III for
the past four weeks.
a row on Montgomery street was
quieted yesterday 10y Officers Mowry,
Dwyer and Mooney.
There viii be a meeting OF the Demo
cratic City Committee Monday night at
8 O'Clock at the Pawtucket Hotel.
Marriage intentions have been recorded
by Charles A. Jones and Florence 3. Davis; !;
Patrick IL. Flanagan and Mary J. Man
gan.
The clay Cart" was IN II yesterday
for several reasons, one OF which was that
there were three prizes and only three
engines.
The Water Department Is engaged today
in making long needed connection Of
George street.
John Lynch, one OF the men whom it is
claimed assaulted John Bradshaw, has
been committed to Jail to await the act ion
OF the grand jury
The exercises OF the Training School
yesterday were attended by about three
hundred OF the friends and patrons and
were interesting.
Eddie Fisher, member OF the Tingley
Guards was struck on the head with a
stone and severely cut while out on par
ade the other evening.
/ Three officers we're on duty at the depot
yesterday, Mowry, Dwyer and Sweet, and
/ they had all they could do TO keep some ot
the crowd from getting run over.
a man full OF liquor fell off OF Pros
pect street car yesterday and was pretty
well shaken up. He wanted to get of,
/ but would not wait Tor the car TO stop.
In last nights procession Company T. of
| st. Mary's parish rcy. v,d applause all
along the line for the way they formed n
cross, which wss done in fine manner.
| The men OF the Sacred Heart Parish
were treated TO coffee and sandwiches in
Temperance Hail after the parade last
night at the expense OF Father Fitzgerald.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Bourke Cochran Club in their hall on
East avenue tonight at 1880. Every mem.
ber should attend as business Of i'm
portance will be transacted.
The business men represented in the
TRIBUNE's Columbian Souvenir Edition
have written their names on the page OF
history which will long be prized as d
memento Of the grand occasion.
w. w. Kinnibugh, bass singer OF the
Royal Edinburgh Concert Company, was
in this city yesterday and visited his uncle,
Jones Walker OF Hope street, and his
cousins, Robert aud James Walker, Jr.,
OF Humbolt avenue.
A musical treat will be the Brazeau chill
ren's concert. Dr. st. Germain, bari
tone, ought to fiji Music Han next We'd
nesday evening and Master Goorgie Har-
ley, the seven -year-old vionlinist, will
surely astonish his bearers.
A new and elegant flag was hosted on
the building OF the Young Mems Catho-
I lie Association Yesterday morning. The
dag and stan were the gift Of Col. p. f..
Hayes. A sign was also erected which was
presented by Bartholomew Sexton.
Company X of st. Mary's parish had
refreshments in s.. Mary's Temperance
J Hall last evening after their return from
Providence. Rev. j. II. Lennon paid them
visit and complImented them very
highly upon the creditatl le appearance
that they made and also provided them
with fragrant Havanas.
TIE Hogan Vance tootrace ended in a
general free ior-all fight yesterday over
on the Driving Park. II was for $50 a side
and much money was up. The referee did
not show up and "a man named Tanning
who vas also stakeholder was selected
He fired the pistol and Hogan got sbou
eight yards start OF Vance and the latter.
friends claimed that he started before the
signal No bets have been paid over yet
During the past two days there wer,
seventeen cases In the District Court
Last night Hve bottles OF liquor wer,
taken from one prisoner The worst cas-,
before Judge Shove this morning was that
OF Frank Small, young man suff rinl
from delirium tremens. lie was charged
with being a common drunkard and in
sisted on having trial. lie convicted
himself when he was sworn as he said b,
worked nineteen hours this Summer anC
was drunk the rest OF the time. He wa,
given one year on the Farm. Patricl
Malonoy was fined s5 and costs for as
ssulting Special Officer Harry Leonard
Morris Brien was given six months ms
yagrant.