Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-10
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island. Rain, colder.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.


wh., queer cou.u. AEON of check and r"r-
Ycr~ity,
lbsoicncc. pride, gah, imuud'urc, vanity,
jealousy. hate. scorn. hneCut.. in-auiiy
Honor. truth, wisdom virtue. Wuanity,
T. that whimsical hipcu called man.
Who can fa,hom the depths of his innate de-
pravityf
Today he's an eaNctN. tomorrow all gravity
For blowing ii. own horn bee has propensity,
EVen under clouds OF singular density.
oh. mythical CLAY bank called man.
Tomorrow is an embor day
The Interstate will make its debut soon
Dressmakers deal in figures rather than
facts.
These are model days for the month Of
March.
The widow of Michael Coleman has re-
turned from New York.
Henry b. Metcalf left Yesterday morn
ing for Jacksonville, Fla.
George Labostc was arrested this morn
ing for assult.ng his wife.
Phillip Langlier of Fall River has been
visiting friends in this city.
There will be services in all the CHtho-
tic Churches tomorrow evening.
The expelled City Committeeman
showed his true colors last night.
special meeting of Branch Parncll, /.
y. r., will be held tomorrow evening.
A balky horse caused large crowd TO
collect in Trinity Square last evening.
A small purse containing some change
awaits the owner at the police station.
The cases OF James II. Leonard and John
Palmer were today continued TO the 21st.
Alterations that will be a great improve
ment are being made in Jollv's show win
dows.
Men are at work on the Mineral Spring
avenue track getting il in shape for the
electrics.
The horses take very kindly to the elec-
trie cars and not a runaway has been caus-
ed so far.
Three men who engaged in free for
all fight Saturday night were today fined
for revelling.
lOmOfION tNthlhs wv 4N'llN0 VI .hHS
Temple, Pythian Sisters, will serve sup
per at their hall.
The executive committee Of the st.
Patrick's Day Convention met in Sarsfield
Hall last evening.
Representative Salisbury desires to state
through the TRIBUNE that he is not can
didate for the Senate.
Miss Hattie Johnson of Oneyvillc has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Joseph
Walker OF Dexter street.
Yesterday many ladies and children
took advantage of the fine weather and
enjoyed ride on the electrics.
Division No. 1, 4. o. H., of Valley Falls,
will be represented in the st. Patrick's
day demonstration by at least fifty men.
Duncan McFarlanc, the Wanderers
clever goal tender, will be married next
Wednesday 10 Miss Lena Fisher Of Sayles-
Vile.
Francis Barrett, who was arrested by
Detective Haberln yesterday for stealing
a cloak, was today sentenced to 20 days
in Jail.
The Ladies Circle Of the Pawtucket
Congregational Church will meet tomor-
row afternoon. A supper will bc served
at $3.50 O'Clock.
r. II. Gecr of Woonsocket has accepted
position as salesman with Meiklejohn &
Lomas. This firm has an elegant line of
pianos and organs.
Charles II. Payton, II years of age, who
has no parents and has been living at the
Poor Farm, was today sent TO the Reform
school during his minority.
A leap year party will he held in Lons-
dale hall Immediately after Lent. The
projectors are twelve young ladies from
Valley Falls, Lonsdolc, Central Falls and
this city.
A horse belonging to j. \. Schott, at
tached to n wagon loaded with bologna
sausages, became frightened on Main
street today and spilled the load Of deli
cacies promiscously.
Yesterday afternoon one of the electric
ears came around the curve at the Bene-
dict House at pretty good speed and ran
into Providence car standing there
There was no damage.
In the Senate today Senator Cranston
presented the petition OF David j, White
and others TO incorporate the Pawtuckei
Tag Printing Company. Referred tc
the Committee on Corporations.
Two pulleys, about 10 inches in dia.
meter, revolving at the rate OF 1900 pei
minute, burst last evening at the new
electric light station, near the gas works
several men narrowly escaped injury,
BY notice on first page it viii he secI
that there will be pool match a
Kenney's Diamond" II Weeden street
Friday evening, between Christophc
Byrnes and Thomas McFadden.
Nearly twenty years ago Peter McGuin
ness left these parts and has not beei
heard OF since He left bank book, with
sum OF money to hi, credit, with Mary i
Ronien OF Valley Falls, which she nov
has with the accumulated interest. Sh
is trying to find the owner.
Frank Daniels, the comedian, will b
the next star Mt the Gaiety Opera Hous,
opening OF Monday, March IL, appearin
IN his own creation of "Littlc Puck, - tn
comedy which has had such q success a
over the country. This will be Mr.. Dan
iels' last appearance in this play, as h