Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-10
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lie made great name for himself,
But twas anotheI's naIne, you see,
And so the Jury sent him up
For seven years for forgery.
The ball is up at Hammond's pond.
The westhe prophets had better guess
again.
Court Woodlawn will open a fair thi'
evening.
How are those New Years resoluti ions
getting alongH
The only infsllsble cure for seasicknes'
is not TO go to sea.
The police made 80 arrests during the
the month OF December.
Gov. Brown has ordered that Capt
Hsckett be court msrtialed.
Ex Chief OF Police Greene is i'll WITH 9
threatened attack OF pneumonia.
Camp A. X. Tilton, 3. OF W, will ublic-
ly install the officers. elect tonight.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will be held this evening.
The officers elect OF Branch Parneil, l..
y. f., will be installed this evening.
New Bedford has been flooded with
counterfeit half dollars and quarters.
Ii won't do to tell any one to ego 10
gone there.
There will be a meeting in Providence
this evening to form an amateur Sta Q
polo league.
Cercle Jacques Cartier made street par
ade last evening previous to the opening
OF their fair.
The Home ball will take place In Provi-
dence Jan. 3lst. Invitations are now be-
Ing sent out.
Coroner James l.. jerks has yet to ex-
anime Medical Examiner Kelliher IN the
Foran inquest.
The Eagle Cotton Mills, Woonsocket,
employing 300 hands, shut down last even
ing for week.
An Italian tried to pass a counterfeit on
the ticket agent at the Union depot, Prov
idence, last evening.
The Follett damage case against the
city OF Pawtucket comes up in the Su-
preme Court tomorrow.
Messrs. Whittle and Stebbins will con-
duct revival meeting at the First Bap-
tist Church this evening".
At the meeting OF Court City OF Paw
tucket, A. O. f., this evening the officers
elect viii be duly installed.
Those interested In the coming Kir-
mess In Music Hall met yesterday after
noon 10 begin arrangements.
Matches are said to be made In heaven,
but the net profit OF the match monopoly
this year wi!! reach 81 300, 900.
The jefferson Club OF the First Ward
will meet this evening at O'CLOCK In the
Fitzgerald block, Carnation street.
The only movement In police circles last
night was the assignment of Officer Black
to the Sayles and East avenue beat.
The Junior New England Football
League met in Fall River last night and
arranged games for the remainder OF the
season.
Robert Poole, one OF the oldest jockeys
in the country and one of the best in his
time, died suddenly in Providence yester-
day, aged SO years.
Rev. f. w. Hamilton continued his
series OF lectures last evening at the High
street Universalist Church, his subject be-.
lug "Tbe Church and Reforms"
The Olneyville depot was broken into
Saturday night while the agent was at
supper. There must be regular organ
lied gang operating i'm this section.
The Sewer Commissioners will meet
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock and consult
with Mayor Tiepke in regard to starting
some work so as to employ those in need.
West & Allen are the proprietors of the
handsomest restaurant and sample room
I'm Providence, and 1t is located at 1876 and
1877 Weybosset street. II is known as "The
Crosby"
from an electric light yesterday, is In a
comfortable condition at the hospital to-
day. He received compound fracture OF
the right foot.
Two Pleasant View girls have a novel
met hod to decide which shall pay car fare.
IL the number OF the car Is even, Ethel
pays; II it's odd, Maud fishes a dime out
OF her pocketboo and settles.
Since Mayor Tiepke's new police regu-
lations have gone into effect the officers
do not have to report until they 60 on
duty and II leaves the station with only
the officer in charge during the night.
Officer Vananda now goes on duty at
s o'clock in the evening and stays until
s o'clock in the morning. The hours OF
duty are 30 arranged that 1t is no better
than before when he went on duty at g
o'clock.
There is to be final council OF the Mar.
ragansett Indians. II has been called foi
next Monday at the old Indian meeting
house, Charlestown, for the purpose OF se-
curing signatures to the petition to the
General Assembly. The petition will ask
for further investigation and settlement
OF their claim TO the shore land.
The cause OF the accident to Samuel
Taylor, who fell from an electric light
pole yesterday, was the breaking OF the
hook used by trimmers to fasten them
selves TO the pole while at work. IL is
made OF brass and is shaped like a "snsp''
on a hsrness being fastened to the belt
and sunnoaad IN he nj hIa 10 hear N poIoh,