Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-16
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TERSE TRIBUNElTES.
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"Play up Pawtucket!"
Where is that militia scandal going to
end?
The TRIRUNE has started on its sixth
year.
The Ashton Cricket Club is at sayles-
vile today.
Already the local political pot has be-
gun to simmer little.
The Republican City Committee will
meet tonight at Havens' nile room.
Money is easy now, they say, but lots OF
people still find It tolerably hard to get
It's pretty near the police and letter
carriers shook the light helmets and straw
hats.
Frank ii. Curry and wife started last
evening for a two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair.
The bus which left the square at 2
O'Clock for the Daggett was well filed.
Another leaves at 3: 80.
The Rovers meet the Wanderers today
and the North Ends play an exhibition
game with the Y. NJ. &. A.
This is Governors Day" at the State
rifle range, and the shooting began at 8
o'clock and will last until dark.
Monday reduction OF wages will go In
TO effect at the Slater mills. Make the cut
down as small as possible, gentlemen.
Any person can think more intelligently
In regard to the proper place for public
park after seeing the sites. Visit the es.
tates tomorrow.
1t Is an uneventful day when no new
breaker OF a bicycle record appears. IL
this keeps on, the start and finish In a
mile squirt will be simultaneous.
Patrick Farrell's promising black colt
went lame at trotting a heat in $40 at the
Kent County Fair yesterday. Herbert b.
DAVIS has a bay PAGER there that has made
a mark.
Some people kick because the streets are
more or less torn up at times aud COM
pare this city with others, but 1t is only a
sign improvement and keeping up with
the times.
Two handsome billboards have been
placed in position at the entrance to
Music Hall. This attractive addition will
make the hall look more like place Of
amusement.
The New York, New Haven 4 Hartford
Road will begin at once the work of re-
painting the familiar yellow cars OF the
Old Colony. The new color will be OF the
Pullman shade.
Thomas Mackel says that he told Alder
man Adams to get out Of the race at the
close of his present term OF Office for the
simple reason that he could not be elected
again, having lost Toms support.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth A. Barnes
was held yesterday at her late residence
on Cottage street, Rev. William p. Tucker
officiating. The remains were taken to
Walnut Hill cemetery for interment.
There was pleasant time at the Fair
mount engine house last night when X.
IL. Kirk K Son gave complimentary sup
per to the members of Hose Co. No. 1.
Several members OF the city government
were present.
comedians, Donnelly and Girard in new
comedy, after 10 years OF Natural Gas"
They have already made decided hit in
their new piece, the "Rainmakers," " which
Is to be seen week OF the 25th at Keith s
Opera House.
Those In charge OF the moving OF the
old Gage residence on Broadway were
/ given per mission to cut down one tree in
/ order that the building might be taken
| from the lot, but they began to cut down
three or four. Mayor Brown ordered
/ them to lie: the trees alone yesterday after
noon.
/ Yesterday afternoon New York
freight train, in backing in the Old Colony
| yard at Providence, collided on a side
track with switching engine 1863, throw.
ing ii from the rails. Nobody was on the
engine at the time, and the trouble oI
righting the machine was the principal
damage caused by the accident.