Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-29
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Miss Sadie keenan, Is visiting relative
In Boston.
The Pawtucket steamer was we'll patron
lied yesterday.
The corner stone OF the new 81. Joseph's
Hospital will be laid July2.
Brig. Gen. Kendall and officers will
inspect the Horse Guards tonight.
Daniel Hayden, the we'll known news
paper man, was in town yesterday.
Six persons were fined q and costs In
the Distrit Court yesterday morning.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Increase,
Gnstsue Lenau; Mexican survivor, Henry
Williams.
Lyons Delsny & Co.'S store will be open
until O'Clock this evening and closed
all day tomorrow.
District Deputy John II. Drury OF the
X. lof o., installed the officers OF Leo
Council at Natick yesterday.
The prospects of both parties at New
port tomorrow were thoroughly discussed
at the curbstone caucuses yesterday.
The tastefully dressed memorial" win
dow at the New Idea Store attracted the
attention OF all yesterday and today.
Mrs. A. A. Mann, Miss Z. Mann and A.
b. Mann were registered at the Savoy
hotel, New York, during the past week.
Don't forget the extra performance at
Lothrop's tomorrow beginning at II
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents to any part
of the house.
The trained dogs that are to take part In
the drama at Lothrop's this week were
the center OF attraction for the street
gamins today.
The first electric bloomer of the season
made It's appearance on the Lonsdale route
pany yesterday.
This evening the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Sacred Heart Church will give an en-
tertainment and supper In Temperance
Hall, High street.
Yesterday one OF number of boys who
were playing near Detective Haberlin's
house on Clyde street, threw a stone
through a large square Of Glass.
Three special freight trains on the Con-
solidated road 'passed through the city
last evening, for Boston. Each train was
made up OF 20 cars, all loaded with straw
berries from New Jersey and southern
points.
The Woodbine-S -Slatersvilie game on the
Dexter street grounds Saturday was close
and exciting. 1t TOOK ten innings to ide-
eide the contest and until that time the
spectators were kept guessing. The scoIs
was 10 to IL.
Captain Rice reported for duty this
morning at the station. He was cordially
welcomed by Chief Perry, who showed him
around the station In which many
changes have been made since Mr.. Rice
left the department.
A delegation of 81 OF the sRhode Island
wheelmen, from Providence, rode through
this city yesterday morning on their way
to Boston. They were ijoined here by
Walter Perry, Frederick Devlin and Fred
erick II. L. James &C this city.
The Pawtucket Steamboat Company
will make two trips down the river to-
morrow, Decoration Day. Steamer Planet
will leave her wharf at 10 and O'Clock,
stopping at all landings; returning, will
leave Crescent Park at 11:l5 and 4:30
o'clock.
At the O'Clock roll call of the police
last evening orders were given by Chief
Perry ordering the patrolmen who go on
duty at @ O'Clock In the evening to remain
on their several beats until 2 O'Clock In
the morning and not to leave them before
that time.
The details from Tower Post, No. IL, q.
A. r., and Capt. A. K. Tilton Camp, No.
o, 8. of W, visited the different cemeteries
yesterday morning, and placed the Stars
and Stripes over the graves OF the COM
rades, which are to be decorated with
fowers tomorrow.
The feasts on the calendar OF the Catho-
lie Chuch for this week are as follows:
Today, st Cyril, martyr; Tomorrow st.
Felix, pope and martyr; Wednesday, st.
Angela Merici, virgin; Thursday, Corpus
Christi; Friday st. Pothinus, bishop and
martyr; Saturday, st. Clotilda, queen.
Main street last night reminded one
very much OF some back alley as far a.
light was concerned. In Trinity Square
It was dangerous to cross the street with
out careful survey with a night glass for
teams and bicycles were numerous. In
Main street square there were more stores
lighted 30 the street was lighter. Many
people remarked that II the proposed con-
tract with the Gas Company was In force
the agreement would have been violated.