Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-04

Cawkl cawkl the crew and skipper
Are wallowing In the sea;
Oh, what dainty supper
For INV old dame and me-"
Arthur A. Swift is in Washington ID. &
On Wednesday will occur the bsttl,
royal.
The wife OF Alderman O'Reilly, Il
seriously i'll.
Yesterday was warm enough for a trip
down the river.
james McGinn's gambling case has beer
continued to April l3
The annual convention OF the A. O. r
OF A. will occur in May.
Mrs. Mary Beach OF Weeden street dice
yesterday OF apoplexy, aged 90 years.
Today John German was fined % and
costs for assault on Officer McGlone.
The steamers Pioneer and Planet will
have new dress OF white this season.
Jason r.. Lawrence yesterday paid the
Court s46O for drunkenness and reveiling.
There will be meeting OF Delany
Council, knights OF Columbus, Wednes-
day.
The Woodbine Base Ball Club played a
practice game Saturday and is now open
TO all comers.
Election returns will he read from the
stage OF the Providence Opera House
Wednesday evening.
J. II. Coughlin OF Quincy, Mass,
President OF the Catholic Crusaders of the
Holy Cross, IL in town.
J, ID. Ellington is moving his store to
opposite the police station until altera-
tions are made in his present store.
The Young Irelanders have hired the
hall OF the defunct Single Tax Association
in the building known as the Old Flour
mill.
The Thistle Juniors OF Woodlawn went
to Taft street grounds and played q tie
game OF foot ball with the Emmets Sat
urday.
This morning George Meehan admitted
sufficient evidence to convict OF violating
the screen Law and selling on Sunday and
appealed.
Michael Rush and wife OF Lawn avenue
received present April lst that was not
an April fool joke. 1t was a bouncing
baby girl.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon by the ringing OF box
67 for brush fire on Sayles avenue. II
was quickly extinguised.
The Hunters Home was again raided
Saturday night and liquor found In the
safe. Napoleon FouYnier, the proprietor,
will have trial next Monday.
Byron l.. Potter, formerly in the employ
OF the Slater Cotton Company, left today
for Holyoke, Mass, to take charge Of the
spinning department OF the Lyman Mills.
The following Pawtucket people were
registered at New York hotels the past
week: w. +. Pond, T.. A. Corvill, Il.
Thayer, l.. b. Darling, +. w. Easton and
A. o. Newell.
A Pawtucket man went to see Cieve-
land in Providence Saturday, and, after
shaking hands with him, presented him
with "Lonsdale" cigar which the eI-
President accepted graciously.
Marshall Allen, collector for T.. p. Car
penter & Co., brought his labors to close
there Saturday night and was presented
with a gold watch, John +. McAlevy
making the presentation speech.
A horse belonging to John ii. Barber OF
Central Falls and driven by Charles Nit
chell was frightened yesterday by the
electric cars on Main street. The horse
breaking the shafts.
The funeral OF Patrick Meehan OF North b
Bend street was solemniZed yesterday
afternoon from st. Joseph's Church at
2 o'clock. The cortege was a very long
one. The bearers were Frank, Thomas,
James and Hugh Meehan.
Mrs. Hannah ID. Daggett, widow OF the
late Jefferson Daggett, died Saturday
evening quite suddenly in her s7th year
She resides Oh what Is known as the Dag
gett Farm near the Ten Mile River. She
always lived In the same house and lived
in two different States and three different
towns without moving.
The Providence and stonington Steam
ship Company's magnificent new steel
staemer, MAINE" now in commission on
the Stonington line, is proving a notabl,
addition TO the Sound fleet, and is max.
ing a record as fine seaboat and a swift
sailer. She is now making regular trips
between New York and Stonington (l2'
miles) en- route to and from Boston and
the East, averaging about seven hours
rhe "New Hampshire" will be finished
and go into commission on the stoning-
ton line in about three weeks.