Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-18
9awtmtket Tribmne.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Lilac bushes are now IN bloom.
The Pawtuckets are in sixth place.
The Common Council meets tonight.
Bernard McCabe is erecting new bous'
on Pearl street.
The members OF the q. A. X. are pre-
pairing for Memorial Day.
Blasts are numerous every afternoon IN
the North Main street sewer.
The Board OF License Commissioner
granted 81 licenses yesterday.
Michael Winn, a junk dealer, tipped
over his team, loaded with rags, on the
East side today.
Michael j. Smith and Maggie Englesbet
have filed intentions OF marriage at the
City Clerks Office.
Arrangements are being made for Q
party OF young people to go to Diamond
Hill Decoration Day.
The Peoples Boot and Shoe Store, c. +
Henry manager, has an attractive adver-
tisement in this issue.
Branch William O'Brien, /. N. f.. will
sail TO the Spindle City Sunday on one OF
the Pawtucket steamers.
Capt. Francis Conlon has accepted O
position with the New England Asso-
citation OF Underwriters.
George McGinnity, formerly employed
at Douglass news store, has accepted @
position at the Boston Store.
The house painters of this city will
meet in Single Tax Hall this evening 10
organize beneficial association.
Condor was the only man to make q
home run and consequently the only one
TO get one OF Mr.. Moy's silver dollars.
Evans & Young, successor to w. II.
Taylor in the Kinyon Block, is Offering
bar gains in footwear at great sacrifice.
Joseph Mcmahon, who was employed d
for years at the Boston Store, has accepted
a position with Shartenberg & Robinson.
Captain John Devine will command the
Central Falls Cadets in Fall River on Sat
urday evening when they give an exhibi-
ton drill.
Read the notices OF +. III. Cady in this
issue. Everything in the line OF wall
paper, portieres, lace curtains, picture
etc., will be found at his store,
800 Main street.
Francis s. Shove has been granted an
original pension through his attorney,
w. Waldo Robinson. The pension dates
from July, 1891.
George Branch has brought suit against
Overseer OF the Poor Peckham for $2,0O(
damages for illegal arrest on charge oI
bastardy last February.
Michael McGowan was before the Cour,
this morning charged with being q com
mon drunkard. He pleaded not guilty
and will besgiven trial tomorrow.
The advertising patronage that is ac-
accorded the TRIBUNE by the business
men OF Pawtucket shows that they wish
to reach the people who trade In the city.
After the raid on the Central House a
week ago it was vacated. Sunday night II
was broken into and furniture to the
value OF several hundred dollars war
taken.
Mr.. Moy promised every Pawtucket
player who made run a cigar yesterday
and eight smoked at his expense last
evening. He was sorry the number was
not dozen.
A couple. of tramps today insulted some
women on the Plains for being refused
food and officers were sent after them
but the tramps escaped over the line In
Massachusetts.
The attraction at the Gaiety Opera Hous.
following the "Fire Patrop will be Kat,
Castleton in the "Dazzler," one OF the
brightest as well as most amusing fare,
comedies on the road.
This is the first time in twenty eigh
years that cars have not been run uI
either Garden or Pine streets. The Provi
dence track was first laid On Pine and
I hen removed to Garden.
The entertainment to be given in Music
Hall on the evening of Decoration Day by
the children OF st. Josephs school prom.
Uses to be very pleasing one. The pupil,
are disposing Of tickets very rapidly.
A friendly checker contest took place
between the members Of the Pawtucke,
Y. NJ. e. A. and the Association of Provi.
dence. The score was: Pawtucket, %
Providence, IS; drawn, IA.
Pierre Adams, whose team was struck
by an electric car on Mineral Spring ave-
nue. few weeks ago, has brought suit
against the Pawtueket Street Railway
company for the recovery OF 5000 dam.
ges.
Contractor Barry OF Worcester, who ha,
got the Job OF building the new opers
house on Broad street, was in this city
yesterday afternoon looking over tn,
ground preparatory to beginning oper.
alton.
Edward Duffy, son OF Owen Duffy o.
Vernon street, died last night, aged 2;
years. lie was a member OF the Irvinf
Literary Association and was a favorit,
with the members. A meeting of tn,
Association has been called for this eve.
ing to take action on his death.
Early this morning a woman namec
Mccarthy who lives on Dexter street
came to the police station and excitcdly
told tn officer in charge that there was
man In the attic and she had locked hin
in and wanted an officer to arrest him
An officer went there, the door was un'