Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-13
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked UP Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.


The second trial will be held next We'd
nesday.
Purcell seems to be the favorite in to-
morrow's foot race.
Mrs. Harriet G.. Bullock has purchase
5000 house in Boston.
Interest is increasing in the Metropole
Association OF Providence.
Parties with Malaria mixtures for sale
ought to prosper this weather.
Charles CLANCY of Park street has gone
TO Baltimore TO study medicine.
Charles T.. Chickering Lodge, X. OF p,
will give a select social this evening.
p. ID. Warburton has returned to his
old job in the Dunnell Print Works.
James Harding and Mary Monahan
were united in marriage last evening.
The work OF moving the buildings from
the new Postofiice site was begun today.
Alderman Tiepke addressed the Young
Mems Republican Club in Newport last
evening.
Branch 265, c. X. Of A., OF Central Falls
will have a concert and social in Temper
ance Hall this evening.
Auctioneer Moroney will offer some
good bargains on Division, Johnson and
French streets tomorrow.
The trolley pole at the corner OF Pine
and Main streets has been moved several
feet farther from the corner.
The United States is the first nation in
the history Of the world to have three
cities OF over 100000 inhabitants each.
The case brought up by Chas. p Adams
against Robert Sherman, for trespass, was
decided in favor of the plaintiff this morn
ing.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by John William
and Josephine Brown; James Harding
and Mary Mohahan.
About the year $50 the Ionians first intro
duced the present system of writing from
left to right; previous to that time from
right to left prevailed.
A couple who were very much interested
in each other created no small amount OF
amusement for the passengers on the 10:i5
Providence car last night.
A meeting OF the Aquinas Lyceum will
be held Sunday afternoon and full at
tendance is requested. The semi i-annual
election takes place this month.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing residents OF Rhode Island: Origi-
nal, Christopher Weeden, Thomas Perci-
val, John g. Gilmore, Daniel w. Ide.
Venezuela has So holidays every year.
On these occasions the people close their
stores and enjoy themselves in chicken
fights and other tropical amusements.
There will be prize waltz at the fair Of
the Star Base Ball Club Saturday evening.
The prize is for the gentleman and is a
pair of dancing pumps. A number OF fine
dancers will take part.
The Committee on accounts approved
bills against the city last night to the
amount OF s35 ,6S6, and the Finance Com
mittee authorized the hiring OF the
necessary funds to pay them.
Spooney couples will have something to
interest them Sunday evening. There will
be a total eclipse OF the moon, beginning
at 5.35 and lasting until 9.O3. 1t will be
plainly visible in New England.
The polo games last night were in Meri
den and Bridgeport, New Britain was
defeated 5 to 4 by the home team at Meri-
den. The visitors were also defeated in
Bridgeport. The score was: Bridgeport, 8;
New Haven 3.
Stewart was defeated in the match game
of continuous pool in Providence by Zim-
norman 20Oto 1856. Stewart allowed Zim-
norman % balls. Stewart Immediately
challeng ged him again and the match will
be played tonight.
The hackers of Miss Laura Cooley desire
to state that she hereby challenges James
Maher in jig contest for any amount up
to s100 Il side, and her hackers will meet
him or his hackers at any time or place he
may designate within week.
The biggest event in foot ball circle
will take place tomorrow afternoon b.
tween the Wanderers and Olympics on the
Dexter street grounds. The game will b
one OF the New England series and bltL
elevens will put forth every effort to vii