The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-03

LOuks and OHiccr Combs. Brady was
sick st the time and was unable to appear
In court tho next day. This morning he
was bound over In the sum Of 900 for trial
next Tuesday.
Horse ON the Rampage.
An exciting runaway occurred on Broad
street last evening shortly after o'clock
which for q time caused quite q commo-
tion. A horse attached to lumber gear,
belonging to A. p. Vender OF Broad street,
started from Pine street and after travel
ing through various streets finally swung
into Broad street. Fortunately the streets
were clear and the runaway had full pos
session of them. The horse made directly
for the barn and arrived there without
doing much damage. The harness was
more or less wreck, but beyond that no
other damage was done.
SThe 4 adies' Aid Society.
This evening the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Embury Nj. e. church will give
Martha Washington supper In the vestry.
An album party will follow the supper
and Mrs. Pease will explain the portraits.
The committee which has charge of the
affair is composed of Mrs. Nelson Coombs
and Mrs. Janetsky.
Court Flower OF Dexter.
The regular meeting of Court Flower of
Dexter, +. of A., was held last evening,an
a good attendance of members were pres
ent. The enthusiasm displayed at the
meetings of late shows that prosperity Is
returning to the Court. The Grand Chief
Ranger and Grand Treasurer OF the State
Council were present. John IL. Brown,
Chairman OF the Grand Court Auditors,
was present and made strong address.
Notes About the City.
James Halloran has returned home from
visit to Waltham, Mass.
The regular meeting of the Veteran Fire
men will be held this evening.
A full dress rehearsal of "O'Neil the
Great" will be held this evening.
Miss Lena Sprague of Providence is the
guest of Miss Matte Fales on High street.
Miss Alice Gosling Of Newport is visit
ing Miss Bertha Gosling on Central street.
Over a hundred people attended the
rehearsal of the 'Chimes of Normandy"
last evening.
John j. Feeney of Worcester, is in the
city for short visit to NJ. III. Gerahty of
tne West blue.
Peter Hurd, formerly of this city but
now of Fall River, paid a short viset to
friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Mary Boland of the West Side,
assisted at the concert of the A. o. f.
Association at Ashton, Monday evening.
The Epworth League Of the Emsbury n q.
Z. Church will have charge Of the services
at the Union City Mission, Dexter street,
tonight.
Martin Calvin of New Bedford, men,
ber of the paid fire department, is spend
ing few days in this city as the guest OF
Mrs. Winn of East street.
The n. Y. p. s. Y. ID. Association held a
pleasant social in the Cadets Hall last
evening, and danced away the merry hours
to the music of Opert's orchestra.
II Mayor Gottschalk will not accept the
nomination for Senator, the nomination
will go to DIR. Remington. DR.. Reming-
ton will be an unusually strong candidate.
Loyal, the infant son OF Alderman Rich
| ard G. Keene, was buried to-day from Mr..
Keene's residence on Moore street. The
| interment took place at Moshassuck GEM
etery.
Seemingly the police force have no right
! to live. They must allow themselves to be
kicked, punched, grabbed by the throat,
| their clothes torn and abused in the most
outrageous manner, and yet, they must
smile and sit down passively under these
lndignities.