The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-31


cense from 81 Hedlsy avenue to 70 Watson
street. The applications were continued
and ordered advertised.
Omcsr msnsahsn Issinststsd.
The Board Of Aldermen convened In
special session on the call OF Mayor Won
dottschalk last evening. President East
wood presided. Mr.. Barber was absent.
BY direction Of the president, Clerk Craw-
ford read the call for the meeting. II was
AZ follows;
10 the Honorable the BOARD of Aldermen;
inthe matter OF the suspension of Onicer
James Il. iinnrnhhn, against whom The
charges of int oxication and neglect of duty
were preferred, ana which charges were
dismissed by your honorable body, desire
~ bring 10 your notice that IA charge OF In.
decent intoxicntion against the said James
4. Iinnraban was hcnrd by the District Court
and verdict or "iot guilty" rendered.
AZ the action of the District Court does not
reinstate the said officer and as he cannot be
reinstntcd except by resolution or order OF
your honorable body, have convened you
ut this time that you may take such action
as you may deem just and proper.
Upon notification OF Reinstatement. II such
should he your action, the said officer VIII be
restored to duty.
WILLIAM vos GorrscnALI.
Mayor.
Alderman Fontaine moved that Officer
Hanrahan be reinstated.
Alderman McCartney--I would say In
connection with the Mayors communica-
tion that / believe IL Is the proper pro-
cedure at the present time, but possibly IL
would have been better II notification
sent by the Mayor had been acted on at
that time, but could not be, as there were
no charges or specifications. i indorse the
proposition and heartily second 1t.
The motion was adopted. Adjourned.
Officer Hanrahan returned to duty at z
o'clock this morning by orders OF the
Mayor.
Irish National Foresters.
Branch William O'Brien, /. N. f., held
its regular meeting last night. There was
one installation and two applications. An
animat, discussion was held relative to
inviting the district officers Of the vicinity
to attend the next meeting which will be
held on Sunday, the 9Th inst, during which
the hospitality of the William O'Brien's
will be In evidence.
Cadets Social.
The Central Falls Cadets gave a select
social In their armory last evening. Ri
ley's Orchestra furnished the music, and
excellent lemonade provided such exhil-
Grafton as was wanting after the charms Of
the young ladies present had been con-
sidered. The committee consisted of John
Sulley, James Mcclure, John O'Neill,
Frank Cooney and Edward Bird.
Vacation Period.
Police Sergeant Merrill 8. Louks has re-
ceived respite from duty and Is enjoying
a sentence of 10 days with costs. The ex-
cellent officer has well earned vacation.
Patrolman Sylvester will be held respon-
sible for the furniture and bric-a-brac of
the departments new rooms. Citizens de-
string to interview the chief or the acting
sergeant should carry chairs with them.
The Drama Rescued.
Rescue Division No. II, Sons and
Daughters of Temperance attended per-
formance and first appearance OF its dra-
matte club in Temperance Hall, and wit
messed an excellent rendition Of the beau
tiful drama in three acts entitled "Out In
the Streets" with the following cast OF
characters:
Colonel Wayne............ ......Willfam Rose
Solomon Davis. William +. Carney
Matt Davis (his sony George Worthington
DIR. Medfield. ............. Martin M1l1ken
Pete.... ....................... ..H. u. Duby
FOllceman. ..'.....'... ...s...Auam Saunuers
Mrs. Wayne. Miss EldOra Brown
Nina Wayne. Miss Ella Drape
Mrs. Bradford. ............ ..Miss Olive Briggs
Minnie cher daughter) .......Miss Eva Brown
Particular interest was called for by the
fact that none of the members of the club
had previously taken part in theatricals.
Their work was well none under the direc-
tion of Business Manager, William Rose;
Assistant Manager, w. f. Carney; Treas
urer, George Parker; Stage Manager,
II. G. Duby. And individual comparison
was unnecessary where all did their best.
At the close of the play the hall was cleared
for dancing and the large number present
continued to enjoy most pleasant occa
sion.
Onicer Hanrahan Transferred.
BY order of Mayor Gottschallx Officer
James T. Harrahan has been transferred
from the night beat on Clay street and
vicinity to the Broad street morning beat
Officer Bloomfield will patrol the Clay
street night beat.