Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-15
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

Persons leaving the oity for the
Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often az desired.
East avenue begins to look better.
Enterprise Lodge, /. o. o. f., met last
evening.
The Atheletics will play at Mansfield
tomorrow.
Wait until the Hay Cart and Volunteer
meet at Attfeboro.
The Worlds Fair of the East-The
Rhode Island State fair.
The quarterly meeting of the Y. M. G.
A., will take place this evening.
II hen goes to roost on a roost every
night isn't she roosteri She am.
Officer White has returned to duty af.
ter few days tussle with malaria.
G. II. Hall has returned from Moosup,
Conn.,, where he spent his vacation.
Falvey claims he is ready to meet Dainty,
but that Danty's backer has not shown
up.
The body of Dr. T. Thatcher Graves was
laid at rest at Thompson, Conn, yester-
day.
The laws OF Tacoma provide that tramps
shall be compelled to bathe twice a day.
Terrible.
About every resident OF Rhode Island
will get to the fair, but 1t will be the
State Fair.
Don't forget the matinee OF "Marked
For Life" at Lothrop's Opera House to-
morrow afternoon.
What will the people do Sunday with
nothing going on down the riverf In
spect the park sites.
The case of John w. keenan, liquor for
sale contrary to law comes up for trial In
the District Court tomorrow.
The Providence cars do not come to the
foot of Broad street since the repairs were
begun near the Skaters mills.
The case on Antonio Fannai charged
with keeping liquor for sale contrary to
idW Soihcb uP III bAioA tOhoAAOWs
The opening game OF the New England
League series takes place here tomorrow
between the Wanderers and Rovers.
Passengers on the Providence street car
changes before reaching the Cove city.
Officer Henry and Mclaughlin have re-
turned from their vacations aud Officers
Donnelly and Reynolds have begun their
furlough.
The Veteran Firemen's Association will
meet this evening to consider the matter
of attending the Attleboro fair and trying
the ebay Cart"
1t is hoped the Pawtucket street Rail-
way will get the East avenue line in oper-
alton as soon as 1t gets proper control.
The roed Is needed.
There Is some excitement in military cir
cles over the affair of a company OF the
Second Regiment, II. l. M. An investi.
CATION is to be held.
Charles w. DALEY, formerly manager
of the Union Pacific Tea store In this city
has returned to this city and gone into
the business for himself.
Baby Ruth's sister Is to be called Esther
so people need not rack their brains any
longer trying to find name for the new
lady at the White House.
Those who wish to visit the Daggett
farm can do so tomorrow afternoon.
Teams will leave the Postofilce at 2
! o'clock. The round trip is only ten cents.
A large number of tramps is reported by
the police and the accommodations for
these migratory gentlemen at the station
| is entirely inadequate some nights and
the lower tier of cell Is thrown open for
their use.
Owen Kelley OF School street, who was
| injured by runaway team on Main
street, Is in comfortable condition at
the Rhode Island Hospital. His leg has
not been amputated.
Hurry that modern signal system along.
1t is about time the payment Of s70O or
$500 a year for a-use less system was
brought to an end. A proper municipal
system will only cost about 5000.
The committee on police should provide
another swinging harness for the police
department. Good service cannot be ex-
pected when the horse is hitched up In
entwo different ways. Get another harness.
e of. i"U'bers Of the Irving Literary Club
select social In Music Hall As
n'' The ", Wednesday evening, Sep
Nobel brotHeH will be by the Alpine
noise can oil out of eastefle time is as
~ a lack of crude petroleum. fof
self Is said to own 90 oil wells neatle
'rgot and several are plugged down, not |
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