Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.


after Sunday.
A pushing man always gets ahead. 30
does a cabbage.
Trailing srbutus is said to be unusually
plenty this season.
John +. McAlevy is In New York wit
Messing the naval review.
James Mcmahon and Kate Carr have
filed marriage intentions.
There will be a Saturday matinee of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" at Lothrop's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. King of New
port are visiting friends In this city.
Bella p. Clspp's son, who is in business
In London, Is expected home Sunday.
The fairo' the Sacred Heart Temper
snce jciety will be re- opened tonight.
John Goodfellow of Newburyport,
Mass, formerly OF this city, is In town.
William ID. Hall, father of Mrs. Frank
II. Curry, is seriously Ill with pneumo-
| MIA
The fair OF the Burnside Cadets was at
tended last evening by the Central Falls
| Cadets.
Miss l. Rooney, who has been visiting
friends in this city, has returned to her
home in Newport.
Miss Nettie Wilbur and Master Howard
Wilbur OF the Pawtuxet Valley are visit
ing relsl ives in this city.
The old ID. A. Clark building purchased
by Owen Clark has got by the park on its
weary way to Sisson street.
so many pretty home weddings" are
taking place nowadays that 1t seems as II
a homely home wedding would be almost
a relief.
The fact that the average man of 80 has
spent 20 years OF his life In sleep doesn't
seem to make him any more willing to get
up out OF bed at 8 a. m.
Men are at work tearing down the old
wooden building next to the Merchants
Exchange on the II Ill estate recently pur-
chased by Messrs. Deacon and Evans.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Lynd q Murphy on the third page of
this issue. They have everything of in
terest In the hat line to say TO the young
men.
1t is stated on good authority that g, 900
has been contributed in this city to assist
In getting an act through the General
sembly to abolish the Board of License
| Commissioners.
The fsgs were flying over the public
schools yesterday In memory of the birth
OF Gen. Grant, although according to the
printed card cards issued by the School
Committee the anniversary occurred q
week ago.
William Driscoll, who Tuesday stole a
horse and wagon from Washington street,
Providence, belonging to II. NJ. Arnold,
was arrsigned In the Sixth District Court
before Judge Cooke yesterday. He was
fined $40 ami costs.
Some OF those who will take part In the
concert of the Sacred Heart Christian
Doctrine Society Sunday evening are Miss
Prior OF Boston, pianist; Miss Curley oi
Newport, soprano, and Miss Eva Holznel
Of North Attleboro, reader.
A colored lady from Boston was In towr
yesterday inquiring for her sold man
who is a member of the colored quartet,
at Lothrop's this week. She said she mad
not heard of him for q week and con-
cluded to come down and look him up
A regular equipped postoffice with I
force OF carriers, etc, Is now stationed or
the grounds at the Worlds Fair and per.
sons writing to friends there are requested
by the postal authorities to direct theil
letters to the Worlds Fair Station
Chicago, Ill.
Roundsman Vananda writes from tn,
winoy city to friend that he aud Officer
Watson went on duty Monday with foui
hundred others from nearly every Stat,
In the Union. Both are enjoying the
best of health and wish to be RENE m bered
to all their friends.
Miss Annie Ryan, a sister Of Mrs
Robert Neill and Mr.. William Ryan o
this city, died at her home in New York
on the 23d inst, and was inferred II
Cavalry cemetery In that city. She was
most exemplary young woman and wa
neiu III niBu estech Wy III Wuo KNEW ner
Well meaning people who put IN va'u
able time picking flaws in "newspape
English" and pointing out every typo
graphical or grammatical error caused b!
the rush with which papers are prepare,
for readers, would be decidedly startlet
were the letters they send to that sam
paper printed exactly as they wrote them
with no corrections In spelling or con
struction.
II 10 is an uniucky number, as many be
lieve, the new 25-cent coin is a mighty un
lucky one. On one side the number 1
repeated thirteen times. There are thir
teen stars, thirteen letters In the scrol
held by the eagles beak, thirteen margi
nal feathers In each wing, thirteen tai
feathers, thirteen parallel lines In tn,
shield, thirteen horizontal bars, thirteer
arrow heads In one claw, thirteen leave
on the branch In the other claw an,
thirteen letters in the words "quarte
dollar"