Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Two Important Cases In
Court Today.
POLO WILL BEGIN TONIGHT.
Philip Fogarb Taken TO the HosptaI-Polo
Tonight-All the News.

Was crowded to the stairway with persons
eager To near two important cases. The
drst called was against James McCRugney,
charged with assault and highway rob-
hery upon Albert Vernon, I'm an open lot
nj Lonsdalo Sunday afternoon last. Hugh
j. Carroll, Esq, represented the defense
and B. NJ. Bosworth, Esq, the complain
ant. But two witnesses were examined
who admitted 10 drinking beer with the
defendant AZ Ryan's liquor store Sunday
and when departing McCaughey made
The assault. They recognized I he revolver
as Alb,rt's property ana claimed the
amount stolen $40. rhe defence offered
no testimony and McCaughey was bound
over in toe sum OF 5000. lie was com
miited.
Jean thcrio vss tried on five cases for
che Illegal safes OF liquor at Msnvillo, and
several WitLCssos for the prosecution ties.
tlted to hr purchasing. OF liquors upon
the dates specified In be Aarrant. Cherie
claimed 10 be the agent of Caproni, IA
wholesaler OF Providence, and admitted
taking orders OF the witness aud deliver
ing the goods. He was found guilty and
fined s20 aud costs on each case. lie took
an appeal and furnished surety to the
Court % Common Pleas.
Well Attended neetinR.
Tn" regular meeting of the John w.
Davis cub was held at the rooms last
evening and was we'll attended, There
was n lively discussion on the Wilson
tariff bill, and II was the opinion of the
majority that the bill should pass. The
yearly dues were reduced TO one dollar.
POO Tonight.
Polo tonight at temperance Hall at 8 80
O'Clock. rhis is the first game of the sport
Ot a Winter series to he given here by the
teams OF tue amat eur league of which the
iocal WoobiDe team Is a mem ber. Through
considerable hard work arrangements
hsve been perfected where two games each
week Will be played, and the admirers OF
the pastimo should show their apprecia-
ion OF the efforts Of the promoters by a
iipersi patronage The hall has been
transformed into n rink, and its appear
ance will bo a surprise To many at the
opening game tonight. Four feet from the
vail, on each side, netting has been
placed, also over the entire width OF the
btgge. Upon the inclined stage Will be a
few choice reserved seats and the first row
OF the gallery at the rear OF and upon
oHcn side of the hail will also re reserved.
rhe inclosed seats upon the sides VIII
uhhih " kO'h VI f'tlllR Nut
close WORK OF IN" players. rbere has
be0n n change IN the time, the dooIs
opening at 1880 ana the game will begin
promptly at $3.50 O'Clock. This change Is
made for he benefit OF clerks and OF hers
Mr.. william Kirwin, a veteran player,
Will BE- the referee, and the teams will APP
pear for the first time In their new uni
forms which are conspicuous ano durable,
Police protection will be afforded the
patrons Of the game and the makeup OF
the teams are az follows: Woodbines--
Burns, goals Foster, halt back; Lee,
center; Crowley and Lambert, rush. Col
mbus- Rushers, j. ana W. Dawson;
NcElroy, center; Finan, half back;
Moran, goal.
ia sod State of Affairs
The unfortunate man, Phillip Fogarty,
the victim OF Wednesdays accident at the
copper works, was not removed To the
hospital yesterday as was anticipated,
owing 20 change OF the programme In
getting the proper method OF admitting
hlm TO the above institution. DIR. Chase,
who is the attending physician, deemed
Il best 20 send him there, but the corpo-
ration diu DOT think themselves Liable for
the accident and would not pay the ex-
peuscs at the hospital, 40 says the physi-
ciau. They claim hat ~ ordering him
10 the hospitai they would IN measure
admit tu IA certain extent the blame, and
damages might be obtained IN the future
Or Chase, who Is anxious to place the
muu whore he may receive continuous
hospital treatment, then applied To Over
seer OF Poor Baker, vino yesterday visited
the proper 8ut hOrities OF he State, and re-
Holv,d authority To admit him 10 the
hospital Meantime the man remained at
his boarding house and continued to grow
worse. Iodsy he was taken to tie hos
pltsl.
Interesting TEENS.
Superior Lodge Will hold an important
meeting tonight.
iss Mary Dunham OF Brockton is the
guest ~ relatives.
That snap shot meeting Of the Fire.
yards vas not success.
Burns, tho newEdealer, receives news
and advert lsemeuts for the TRIBUNE.
rne Obstruction fence still fingers in
front OF the O'Malley estate on Dexter
street.
Polo tonight at Temperance Han. Ses
the hIst game between the Columbus and
Wood bincs.
George j. Brit has 30 far recovered from
bic recent severe illness that he will soon
return TO business duties.
Patrick Sullivan, who has been on a
furlough here, returned to the Charles
town Navy Yard yesterday.
william Kilmurray entertained
Wednesday TREND named Thomas Cas-.
sidsy, whom nc had not seen In 2s years.
lhe latter formerly resided S.re.
10 rs stated upon good authority that
the two young men no were under ar
rest here Saturday last, charged with
serious offence, have changed their place
OF abode.
Royers y. VI. q. a.