The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
TOWER POST WORKERS.
Committee and Details Appointed
Last Night for the Ensuing Year.
MANY, EVENTS AT PAWTUCKeT.
The Garfield Club Gives Its Officers
Complimentary Dinner whyUllrich's
License Was Not Revoked-At 10th
rop's Museum-Other Happenings Of
Interest

The regular meeting OF Tower Post
No. IL, G. AR, was held last evening, at
which Commander William NJ. Peck
ham, announced the following commit
tees:
Auditing committee. Charles C. Tracy,
A. T.. Pierce, Charles f. Fisher; advisory
committee, l.. j. Matteson, Benjamin c.
Hughes, Benjamin Dexter Horace G.
Barrus, Charles C. Tracy; employment
committee. Charles l.. Hawkins, George
N. Hawkins, Amos w. Haskins: enter
tainment committee, Joseph III. Grant,
Edward =. Tobie, Charles ii. Baker. Albert
c. White, Gilman &. Fisher hall com
mittee to serve until July /, 1874, George
ii. Pike; music committee Albert {.
White, Henry /. Dana. John *. Traf-
ton relief committee. surgeon, John II.
Allen, George III. Follett, Benjamin G.
Hughes. Edward Hawes, Henry Fish.
James c. Smith, Jasper "A. Partridge !;
committee on government headstones,
Bartholomew Sexton.
The following details were announced:
Inside sentinel. Patrick Devin; outside
sentinel, Herbert \. French; color bear
ers, national flag, Lyman II. Southwick;
state flag, Thomas Norris. post flag.
Lester f. Hotchkiss; for care of
post burial lot. William j. Hughes;
SuperlnteuQtuL OF II.
Means; commissary, j. Warren Seabury;
post buelers. III. NJ. Dana, j. j. Hickie,
George H. Scott; post drummer, Charles
X. Tisdale. The pension committee will
be appointed at some future meeting.
Complimentary Dinner.
Last evening President Tiepke OF the
Garfield Club of Pawtucket, rendered IA
complimentary dinner TO the executive
committee of the club at Haven's white
room. Besides the executive committee
of the club "A number of invited guests
were present, swelling the compapv.so
twenty-four. A course dinner prepared
by Caterer Havens was enjoyed, after
which a social hour was passed.
The License Commissioners Decide Not to
Revoke Frank Ullrich's License.
The board of license commissioners OF
Pawtucket met last evening to consider
the matter of revokiug the liquor license
of Frank Ullrich. On Tuesday, Dec. 90,
the authorities visited his place ana
found door open leading from his saloon
to his tenement, which door had previously
been sealed up according TO law.
Mr.. Ullrich appeared before the com
missiouers and explained why the door
was found open.
The commissioners accepted the ex-
PLANTATION and decided not TO revoke the
license.
The case OF Robert Hubbard for
similar offence was heard by the com
missioners and their decision reserved.
Joseph Mercier was granted a retail
license at "A Carnation STREET.
Queen of the Plains"
Lotbrop's Grand Opera House was
well filled last evening by an audience
that thoroughly enjoyed every minute of
the Western border dramn, Queen of
the Plains" The plain has Deen re-
written by John NJ. Morton, author OF
"Oliver's Crime" ETC., and there
by greatly strengthened. Miss Kate
Purssell, the dashing equestrienne,
who was engaged specially for
this week only, appeared in the title
role, interpreting the characters of Jane
Crawling, Sun Bonnet Sal, Calamity
Jane, Mexican Jack and Capt Rolfe in
manner fully sustaining her reputation
In this line of dramatic work. She was
ably supported by Lotbrop's stock COM
pany. The play will be presented the
remaining evenings of the week, with
wednesday and Saturday matinees.
The District Court
In the District Court this morning.
Daniel Sullivan was fined s. and costs
for defscing building belonging TO
Hannah Sullivan.
Four persons were fined s. aud costs
for drunkenness.
Points OF Interest.
Coroner jerks has not yet rendered his
decision in the recent i quest into the
death of Fireman James Cogan, but will
probably do so this week. .
Patrick McNeill left his horse and
sleigh standing in front OF his house last
evening for few moments, and when he
returned it was gone The turnout was
found later on another street, but the
ones who had taken IL were nowhere TO
be found.
The wife OF PRECEDENT Pierce of tie
Common Council is dangerously i'll.
The tickets for the G.. A. II. reception
70 the commander-in-chief OF the national
epcampment are ready for distribution.