Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-19
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.


Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Cattanach is game.
Miss Belle McCaughey Is at Block Isl.
and.
The Woodbines are playing the Attle-
boros today.
"Billy" Keough has returned from a
trip to the Vineyard.
Lyons Delany a. Co. received large In
voice oftea yesterday.
James Leonard OF Central Falls IL visit
ing friends In Fall River.
Roundsman Sweet has returned to duty
after three days absence.
Il. f. Gillian will open his new tea and
coffee store one week from today.
A robber waylaid Portland editor, but
the editor put scare head on him.
John J. Gavagan is passing around
choice cigars for the usual reason. It's a
boy.
Monday the Petrol will be taken charge
OF by the Continental Steamboat Com
pany.
The box Office at Lothrop's will be open
until 10 p. m. Get your seats for the
opening.
A forty hours alteration service will be
opened at st. Joseph's Church Sunday at
10:30 mass.
William s. Riley Of this city had horse
and wagon stolen from him In Fall River
last evening.
II f. the man with about S6.17 to his
credit in bank that usually tries harder
to stir up panic.
The jolly Scots are enjoying themselves
today and the athletic games are well
worth witnessing.
The case OF John j. Garrahan, a ten
year-old lad, for defacing building has
been continued to the 30th.
A large delegation OF Pawtucket people
went to New York Yesterday to see the
Cattanach- -O'Donnell fight.
The funeral OF Lloyd Wilkinson Arnold,
infant son OF w. Il. and Annie E. Arnold,
took place yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lucy L. Chaplin iand her grand.
mother, Mrs. Emeline Wright, are spend
ing a few days at Shawomet Beach.
The Westerly Sun is published on Sun
day instead of Saturday as the proprietor
is OF the seven day Baptist persuasion.
II is easy enough now for the fashion
able woman to laugh in her sleeve. The
sleeve is big enough to keep house in
generally.
Mrs. Jennie Morgan, Misses Jennie and
Jessie Brown and Willis Tobie have been
among the hills OF New Hamp-
shire at Greenville.
A meeting of the men Of the committee
on lawn party of st. Joseph's parish was
held yesterday. The general committee
Will meet Monday evening.
J. f. Leahey, who is op his way to Chi
cago, writes from the capitol city, Wash
ington, that he has arrived there safely
and will remain for few days.
Robert McQuiston, second assistant
foreman of the Hay Cart, was struck in
the mouth on Broadway while parading
last evening. Two teeth were knocked
out.
1t is estimated that the melon crop of
Georgia this year will be worth nearly a
quarter of million dollars TO the farmers
and about hundred thousand dollars to
the railroads in the State. 1t is not esti-
mated how much the doctors will get out
of II.
The criminal history of 10 years 1, 1n
the Gloaming;" 2, "Silver Threads Among
the Gold" 3, "My Grandfather's & lock-"
A, "White Wings" 8, "Sweet Violets;" 6,
'Annie Rooney" 8, "Down Went Nc
Ginty;" s, Comrades 8, clara Boom
de-ay;" 10, "After the Ball."
Steam yacht Norma, belonging to the
estate OF the late Horace Daniels of this
city, was advertised to be sold at auction
at Newport, and a small number OF peo-
pie assembled at the hour anuoun ,ed.
There was no sale, however, as no bid was
recelNtu equdi W tne upsct price VI ViiVVo,
and the yacht was withdrawn.
At the roll call OF the police last even
ing each man was given book OF rules,
and was told that he would be expected
to govern himself In accordance with
them. Officer Charles +. Hill was trans
ferred to the North Main street beat,
while Officer Melette T.. Hill takes his
place on upper Pleasant View. Officer
Sword takes the place OF the last named
officer on the Pawtucket avenue beat
Two members of Pawtucket's "fnest"
were badly taken In by the farmer clown
that accompanied Mains circus. The
clown was driving very tired looking
horse attached to dilapidated wagon
around the streets and inquiring where
the "circus show" was. He said he had
come In stew" see II no matter what IL
cost, "by gosh" One OF the officers got
caught by ordering him to move on as the
parade was coming along, but that officer
tumbled suddenly. The other bluecoat
came along and grabbed the horse by the
head, but it would not move. About that
time time thsx-~hrst officer gave him a
''pointer" and he looked sheepish.