Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-24
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRl3UNEITES.


where by UBIQUITOUS Reporters.
Lyons Delany was at the Hub today.
This city was full OF campaign canister
last night.
Thomas w. Robinson and wife are visit
ing in New York.
City Clerk sibley arrived home from
Washington yesterday.
People can learn almost everything else,
but TO sneeZo gracefully.
Lyman r. Goff OF this city is making
a short visit in New York.
Sometimes there is a good deal saved by
becoming discouraged In time.
The steamers Planet and Pioneer both
have part les booked for tomorrow.
The Diamond Foot Ball Club is hustling
the leather with the Berkeleys today.
special meeting OF the School Com
mittee will be held next Tuesday evening
Charles Kingsbury, station agent at
Darlington, has been visiting friends in
Central Village, Conn.
{. o. Read and family, who have been
summering at Shawomet, will return to
their home in this city on Monday.
Frank Curry started for New York last
night, where he Is TO meet his family
which has been visiting in Washington.
Next Saturday the Diamond Football
Club will be ready TO meet either the
Lincoln Thistles or the Y. M. {. A. teams.
The Second Ward Cleveland and Steven
son Club will go to Newport tomorrow by
Pawtucket steamer. Boat leaves at 10
o'clock.
William A. Lceto and family and Hugh
Il. McColl and family OF this city, who
have been summering at Shawomet, have
returned.
Editor Lenthier OF Lowell called at the
TRIBUNE Office today and said he would
surely meet Editor Authier in Music Hall
October II.
This afternoon the first game OF foot ball
of the season will be seen at the,Dexter
street grounds between the East Ends and
Wanderers.
The Stars are raising the dust at Ade-
laide park this afternoon In an endeavor
TO win $50 purse from the Hopes OF
South Providence.
Tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock the
steamer Planet with the Second Ward
Cleveland and Stevenson Club on board,
will leave for Newport and Fort Adams.
II is too bad the Interstate cars cannot
cross the Exchange street bridge until il
Is strengthened. II ii were all right the
cars could be run as far AZ Main street
now.
We heard a woman say recently that il
always fatters a man to call him Colonel
Many men who cannot be man
aged in any other way can pc managed IT
you call them Colonel.
II is said that rowing young man OF
this city had some hens which got so ac-
customed 10 being moved that whenever
they saw furniture van enter the yard
they promptly turned on their backs and
held up their legs to be tied.
Tomorrow Roundsman Vananda and
Officer Peter Lee will have finished their
vacations and the genial countenances
OF the two "Petes" will be seen again.
They have been to Washington and other
cities, having grand time.
All the Providence divisions Of the An
cient Order OF Hibernians will leave at s
O'Clock this evening for Valley Falls,
a.. a. ,s, niyiuinp ~ Il. onanfny a foIr Tho
Hibcrnian Rifles will accompany them
and give their first exhibition drill.
Young ladies should remember that to
keep the complexion and spirits good,
to preserve grace, strength and agility Of
motion, there is no gymnasium SO valu-
able, no exercise more benefcant in result
than sweeping, dusting, making beds,
washing dishes and the polishing OF brass
and silver.
The New England grocery has leased
the lower door Of the new Wheaton block
and will remove into IL Just as soon as II
is completed. The trade Of this wide
awake firm has increased 10 such an ex-
tent the past year that their present quar-
tors Is inadequate for their business and
much larger quarters were found neces-
sary.
Twenty-Five years ago young wife
nearly cried her eyes out because she
could not afford to scrape from her walls
the unsightly old fashioned paper, full OF
peacocks and pelicans and things, and
put nice neat new style in its place.
Now her married daughter IS weeping be-
cause she can't afford TO put the peacocks
and pelicnns back. Life Is full OF trouble
Thcipolice roped In four prisoners yes
terday afternoon. One was real tough
man and might have hailed from Fox
Point. Another had a very much damaged
face and threatened dire vengeance on the
artist, whoever IL was, that changed the
color OF his optics. Officer Mcconnell
found young man clinging to trolley
pole like loving brother In Trinity
Square and found him a place to rest
himself.
Street car conductors must have the
patience OF Job not to use more forcible
than elegant language sometimes. A case
was seen in Trinity Square yesterday af'
ternoon on ono OF the Central avenue
clec,rics that was to say at least trying
The car stopped to let some passengers of
when two feeble old gentlemen got or