The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-24

officer g q man was justified In resenting
the insult, yet In the eyes of the law 1t
constituted an assault.
DIR. Howe for the defence gave very i'm
portant testimony, which went to show
that the cut received by Ready could not
have been done by kick, but must have
been done by coming In contact with
something when he fell to the ground
The case was ably handled and argued by
both lawyers. Judge Sweetland discharged
officer Whipple and bound officer Sylyestre
over to the Grand Jury in the sum OF $780,
Won the Valuable Prize.
For the past two months a pool tourna-
ment has been in progress among the
members of the Dawson Cycle Club. The
play has been very close throughout, and
finally rested between Fred McElroy and
Frank Gooding. The deciding game was
played last evening, Gooding winning the
prize by defeating McElroy by "a score OF
100 to S4
A society Event.
Marriage intentions were filed this MORN
ing at the City Clerks Office by DIR. Fred
erick Sweet, prominent physician and
surgeon of Washington street, and Miss
Janet Maude Maxim of Pawtucket. DIR.
Sweet, although residing In this city, has
his Office in Pawtucket Miss Maxim, his
prospective bride Is very popular young
lady of Pawtucket, and moves in the best
society. The wedding will take place to-
morrow, and will be one of the society
events of the winter.
Mourning Great Loss.
The funeral of Emma, the bright young
daughter of Albert ,Joselin, was held this
morning from the parents home on Wash
ington street. The services were conduct
ed at the house by the Rev. George p.
Perry of the Broad Street Baptist Church.
Many friends of the family gathered to
console the parents in the irreparable loss
they have sustained. The interment took
place ut Arnolds Mills cemetery.
VIII Give Complimentary Ball.
The Central Falls Cadets will hold, or
rather give, grand complimentary ball
tomorrow evening to their lady friends
who SO ably assisted them at the fair just
closed. The program for the evening will
be pleasing one, as an entertainment will
precede the dancing. The young ladies
deserve well OF the Cadets, as they did
noble work in making the fair success.
Many invited guests from out of town are
expected to be present.
Notes About the City.
NJ. j. Brogan, the Dexter street barber,
is seriously i'll.
Rev. NJ. Z. Perry of Boston will preach
at the Union City Mission this evening.
Maria, the 6-year- daughter of Mrs.
| this morning.
L
bert's beat last evening. Officer Lambert
| is Ill with the grip.
Officer Walsh is laid up with the rheu-
matism, and has been confined to his home
| the last three or four days.
Miss Nellie Cassidy of Bellevue Seminary
has been visiting Miss Katie Burns OF
Jencks street for the past few days.
The Republican ring will become bank
| rupt pretty soon IL they continue backing
suits against members Of the police force
Rev. Mr.. Collins of the Union City Mis-
sion is arranging for a week of prayer SER
vice at the mission rooms on Dexter street
Rescue Division, No. 2l, Sons of Tenn
| perance, held their regular meeting Mon
| day night, and admitted two new mem bers
to the Division.
The two men arrested last evening by
Sergt. Louks and Officer Coombs were
given a ticket of leave and ordered to de-
part at once for other quarters.
Sacred Heart Temperance Society re-
ceived an invitation to attend the fair of
| the Hibernian Rifles Thursday evening,
but owing to the fact that many of the
members will have to take part that even
| ing in the rehearsal of "O'Neil the Great"
| the invitation had to be refused.