Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-05
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv,
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Portland has great catcher In Burns.
The thud Of the carpet beater Is heard in
the land.
Joseph smith is confined to his house
by illness.
The Pawtucket Lewiston game will be
called at o'clock.
The Ozark Secrets" got ratified, but
they will win today.
A good deal OF money was dropped on
the Pswtuckets yesterday.
Mrs. George Crawford OF this city left
yesterday for trip to Europe.
"Uncle diram" pleased fair-sized au-
dience at Music Hall last night.
Miss Louise Il. Rooney OF Newport is
spending few days In this city.
The Pawtuckets leave tomorrow on a
weeks trip, returning next Friday.
Tomorrow, Arbor Day, will be n legal
holiday. The City Hall will be closed.
The small boy with his bean shooter is
now having sport with the people as they
pass by.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Star Base Ball Club Sunday at 10
| o'clock.
DR.. Ellis f. Frost OF woodstown, N. j.,
but formerly OF this place, Is here visiting
his parents.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
City Clerks Office by Thomas f. Berry
and Ida l.. jerks.
McNally Brothers will receive this week
one OF the finest carload OF horses ever
seen in this State.
The night policemen received orders at
roll call last evening to remain on their
beats until a. m. sharp.
Michael Greenan, the Mineral Spring
avenue grocer, is doing remarkably
good business this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers of Brook
lyn, n. Y, are at the home of their
daughter In this city, Mrs. William II.
Grimes.
A very handy and unique score card is
being given away by Mr.. Kendall OF the
"Capital." Everything is complete to
make an ofhclal score.
The free gymnasium exhibition for
prizes will take place tomorrow evening.
The prizes are on exhibition in Harding
4 Chantler's window.
Gentleman, call and inspect Prof.
Walkers gymnasium. You can Join on
the installment plan il you 30 desire-f1
down and Fl a month.
Mrs. John Hackett ei Attleboro, who
had been visiting her sister, Miss Sarah
McCaffrey on Randall street the past week,
returned home today.
| Il. p. Tobie and son will leave tomor-
row for California to attend the meeting
OF the National Editorial Association.
Charles A. Lee will leave Saturday.
In the advertising columns will be
fonnd n notice to veterans OF the late
war from Adjutant General Dyer relative
to the Adjutant Generals Report of 1855.
David Harley of the Merchants Ex-
change has purchased the entire stock OF
kitchen furnishings OF George A. Jencks
and will put them on sale in few days.
The Providence & stonington Steamship
Company's new steel steamer New Hamp-
shire will make trip down Narragansett
Bay on Friday leaving Fox Point Wharf,
Providence, at II a. m.
James Hughes, a shoemaker from Attle-
boro, was gathered in by Officer Sword last
evening and this morning pleaded guilty
to q charge OF common drunkenness and
was given six months on the Farm.
The Hope Concert Company will give
their first grand sacred concert in Tenn.
perance. Hall, High street, Sunday evening,
assisted by first class talent. See an.
nouncement in amusement column.
Tomorrow evening the annual reunion
Of the Holy Trinity Christian Doctrine
Society will be held in Temperance Hall,
High street. Judging from the arrange
ments made it will be very fine affair.
Louis Goyette, at whose house the nj.
legged shooting fracas occurred last Sun
day. says that the statement about the
trouble Is true with one exception, that
the man, Gregory, is not the one who
caused the trouble.
luis cNcHlnB tueIc Will De prize Wultx
at the fair Of the East Side Base Ball Club.
The prize is a lady's silk umbrella. The
watch and ring contest will close, and
Saturday night the winner OF the bicycle
will be announced.
The strike OF the plumbers remains un-
changed, all OF the union men still being
out. A meeting OF the Master Plumbers
Association was held in Providence yes.
terday afternoon, to consider matters in
relation TO the strike.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Ii. McManus Of
North Main street will leave about the
middle OF June on two months tour of
Europe. Mr.. McManus, who Is proprie-
tor of the Home Bleach and Dye Works,
will combine business with pleasure.
L. T. R.--A is right; The market value of
a silver dollar varies although he puts
the price OF bullion too high when he says
that IL varies from so to 30 cents, the
actual value OF the silver In United States
| dollar being at present about - cents. The
stamp OF the Federal Government makesa
/ silver dollar worth 100 cents on its face;
II Is not so In reality.
The lovers OF fine acting OF q fne play
will be pleased at the announcement by
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