Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-01

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WhOAo W opAHuASoeo AsoP0A~se
April LIST.
All fools day.
No one got mad IL joke was played
today.
The praticai joker was In his element
today.
Main street was thronged with people
last evening.
Attend the rally in the Fourth Ward
this evening.
Joseph McCaughey is passing aro und
cigars-It's boy.
License Commissioners began the duties
of his Office today.
Court woodlawn, A. o. r., will hold a
concert and ball April q.
The Wanderers will go to Fall River
tomorrow to hustle the sphere.
Charles p. Adams has removed his office
TO room o, Post Office Building.
The Democratic City Committee will
hold an important meeting this evening.
The funeral OF Patrick Golden took
place this morning at o'clock from St.
Joseph's Church.
Nelson Sweet lest n thumb Thursday
while at work on planning machine at
l.. Upham & Co.'s shop.
Florist O'Reilly Is now located in the
Hope and Hazel Block, High street, and
has a very pretty store.
A petition is in circulation asking that
passenger trains be run on the new rail-
road through Darlington.
Mayor Potter OF Providence has ap-
pointed Dennis J. Mccarthy License Com
missioner for three years.
Union st. Jean Baptiste OF Woodlawn
elected officers Wednesday evening. DR..
Beaudry was elected physician.
The Pleasant View Literary Association
will hold a social In the hall on Park
street on tho evening OF the 23d OF April
There was a nice, red pocketboek laying
on the sidewalk on North Main street
this forenoon and many tried to pick 1t
up, but they didnt. 1t vas nailed to the
concrete. This is April. 1.
Edward Hyde injured his should er
while yaulting at the Sanitary Gymna-
sium 4 few evenings ago. His hand
slipped in going over the bar and ho
struck his shoulder, straining the muscles.
There will be meeting Sunday OF the
men who were 80 nicely entertained by
! the young ladies at the Leap Year ball In
| Temperance Hall on Feb 2th, to arrange
! for n return social to take place Eastel
/ week.
IL Is understood that ono of tho Deputy
sheriffs OF this city will be summoned
before tho Court tomorrow to answer to
the charge OF rcvelling, etc. He made
quite racket at religious meeting last
night on the East Side.
At 9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
auctionecr William p. Moroney will soil
at public auction eight choice house lots
situated on Baxter street and Darling
avenue. This Is a good opportunity Ia
secure good lots at auction prices.
james McKenna, who was run over or
East Avenue while attempting to stor
n runaway horse, died last night at
o'clock from the effect OF his injuries. HI
was 30 years OF age. The funeral will tax,
place Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Medical Examiner Kelliher, after max
ing an examination into the facts concern
ing the death OF John NJ. Hatch, by the
accident in the sewer excavation, yester.
day decided that an inquest was unnoces'
sary. The Medical Examiner also decided
that Patrick Meehan came to his death
from natural causes.
At the meeting OF tho Woodlawn Bas,
Ball Club Monday evening Patrick Con-
way was elected Captain pro tenn. TIL,
team will open the season next Saturday
with practice game, and from now un'
I'll the end Of the season will be open Il
any amateur teams in this State or Massa.
chusetts. Tho men are in excellent con-
dition.
J. w. Scabury has been notified by the
Commandant at tho National SOLDIER
Home at Togus, Me. on the 10Th ult., o.
the death OF Benjamin p. Kelton. Mr.
Kelton served in the Mexican War in Co
A. 9th U. s. Infantry. The nearest rela
| llNt vi htlkDn ~ MIS-. hunlo tpnhu
Of this city, who has been notified. Mr.
Rclton died OF the grip.
r. Ullrich, the newsdealer, was yer,
surprised and pleased man last night
Yesterday was his birthday and IN tn,
evening number Of his many friend
went to his home, No. Az North Mail
street, and very pleasant timo was had
His wife presented him with handsom,
gold watch. Mr.. Ullrich entertained hi,
guests in royal manner.
At the Providence Opera House las
night that well known and very popula
actor, +. II. Sothcrn, began thrc
nights engagement and presented tha
charming comedy, "The Highest Bidder,
TO largo and fashionable audience. To
night and tomorrow night he will presen
Lord Chumley," which has becn hi
great success for three seasons. This Is
great attraction and the seats arc sellin
rapidly.
Broad street Amusement Hal.