Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-02


Summer can have the TRIBUNE
sent to their address at the regu-
lar rates. The address will be
changed as often as desired.
Going down to Plymouth tomorrow
NJ. Moy, the newsdealer, is In New
York.
F.H. Grover has made an assignment to
w. Waldo Robinson.
The Woodbines have accepted the chal-
lenge OF the Stars to play for sl0O.
The veteran firemen will leave for
Worcester two weeks from tomorrow.
James Carroll, better known as "Red-
ney," has escaped from the State Farm.
The ebay Cart" looks very slick, but
the "boys" have got to work hard TO win.
Mrs. Thomas f. Gallagher and little
daughter May OF Hartford, Conn.,, are WIS.,
iting friends In this city.
The wine clerks have challenged the re-.
porters to play game OF base bali, the
losers to pay for the dinners.
John Graham and Edward German Of
Danvers, Mass, who have been visiting
John II. Lane, returned home today.
Driver Mooney OF No 2 station will
arrive home from his vacation Friday
and then Driver Baxter will start out.
There is said to be an organized gang OF
beggars working this city and the two
men sent over yesterday were members.
The grand jury OF the United States
District Court came In yesterday after
noon. 4. p. Carpenter and Edgar Rogers
OF this city were members.
This evening another open air concert
will be given by the Pawtucket City
Ban In the First Ward at the corner OF
Broadway and Lupine street.
The singing In the rooms of the Saliva
tion Army in the Cottrell block attracts
crowds nightly. They collect In front OF
the building and enjoy the music.
The funeral OF David Matthews took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
home, 10 Gooding street, Rev. T. g. Snow
officiating. lnterment was at Oak drove
cemetery.
Stephen j. Casey is attending the con-
vention of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America at Springfield this week
as delegate from the Sacred Heart Tenn
.perance Society.
The work OF putting an asphalt bed on
portion OF North Main street was COM
pleted yesterday. The job probably cost
considerable, but now trial may be
heard in the District Court room.
The committee appointed by Rev. II. f.
Kinnerney last Sunday to arrange for
lawn party will meet this evening in the
&c chool build ing at o'clock for permanent
different committees.
The grand excursion to Plymouth takes
place tomorrow and II will be a great
opportunity to visit this ancient and his
toric place. Special trains will leave
Providence at 9:05 and this city at 9:15
and the fare is only si.25.
A certain saloon keeper OF this city who
has been annoyed by patrons asking for a
chew OF tobacco and forgetting to return
the 'plug" has struck 1t right by fasten-
ing string to the weed and fastening one
end to the case behind the bar.
Col. Henry Il. Tiepke of this city will he
one Of the speakers at the midsummer
outing OF the Young Mems Republican
Club OF New Haven tomorrow. The
meeting will be at Savin Rock. Senators
Platt and Hawley will also be there.
The iron trolley poles for the Provi.
| dence route of electric cars have beer
| strung along Garden street and II is the
earnest desire OF the people who are OBJ
liged to travel on that line that something
will be done soon so that open cars ma,
| be used.
A game OF base ball for the benefit o
Martin Burns, the painter who was Sc
will be played on the Dexter stree
grounds one week from today betweer
teams composed OF Pawtucket painter
and Pawtucket cigar makers.
Rev. Whitman l.. Wood will begin hi
pastorate OF the woodlswn Baptist
/ CnurC0 buuuhy anu Will nave tne mono
of being the first pastor OF this church
| He has been located OF Natick, where h
has been very successful and comes highi,
recommended. He has relatives In thi
city.
The annual reunion OF the Third Rhod
Island Heavy Artillery Veteran Associa
tion will be held at Silver Spring oi
Thursday, August II, rain or shine. Th
members will report at Slocum Post Hall
% Market Square, Providence, at Ga. m
ahd march to the Continental wharf
where they will take the steamer 70
Silver Spring.
Some changes are being made at the po
lice station In order TO accommodate tn
new matron. All OF Detective Haberlin'
effects have been moved out Of the roor
they formerly occupied and are now !
the Chiefs office. The case containing g
many reminders OF crimes committed an
the photographs OF many culprits has n
so been moved to the Chiefs sanctun
As soon as the room formerly occupied
the detective is entirely renovated tt
matron's effects will be brought there an
the matron installed.