Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-

Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where bv Ubiquitous Reporters.
The Rovers and olympics meet tomor.
row.
The "Hidden Hand" next week at 10th :
rop's. =
1t is safe to say it will be Governor B
next year.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet tonight.
Daniel Murphy is still confined to his
home by illness.
The prospects are good for a new High
School somewhere.
William Keough is on a visit TO friends
In Brockton, Mass.
Don't forget the matinee at Lothrops
tomorrow afternoon.
Blue birds may come and go, but the
Jay is always with US.
Daniel A. Clark will have a handsome
building on Park Place.
The Providence cars were on storm t ime
for a few hours yesterday.
Big real estate deals have been uumer-
ous during the past month.
The citizens nomination papers OF the
Second Ward have been fled.
The floor of the Skating Rink has been
braced up for the game tonight.
The officers who want to 90 to the
Worlds Fair are being Kept Gin suspense.
A man In a barber shop said last nigh
that clean shave Is a sure cure for the
blues.
The Providence Base Ball Association
meets tonight. There will be a club In
that city.
John l.. Cattansch Of this city will prob
ably soon fight Con Resrdon OF San Fran
cisco, Cal.
James II. Russell, proprietor OF the
Electric" has been In New York for the
past few days.
Rev. W. s. Chase OF st. James Church,
Woonsocket, will preach at Trinity
Church tonight.
Anyone who looks In Detective Hsber-
Inns office feels like asking everybody to
"have something"
1t is hoped that the new street signs will
be put up In better shape than the street
numbering was done.
The attachment placed on the store Of
Louis V. Guertin has been settled In some
way and the store is open again.
A Providence florist has on exhibition
In his window some flowers from the
| grave OF Charles Stewart Parnell.
| The Interstate motormen did not at
| tempt to come down the hill yesterday
and stopped In front Of the City Hall.
II this kind Of weather is called "wintsr
lingering in the lap of Spring." the grim
old King must like his seat immensely.
Now those who aspire to wear a blue
uniform, brass buttons and carry locust
are engaged in q scramble for the vacancy
on the force.
A drunken man came near staggering II
front Of a Lonsdale accommodation train at
the depot yesterday afternoon. A passer'
by saved him.
A select entertainment under the au
spices OF the Epworth League connected
with the High street M. z. Church viii
take place tonight.
Although the street car men of Provi-
dence have organized the street railway
employees OF this city have done nothing
with that end in view.
Wonder what has become OF our new
government buildingf 1t is barely posi-
bic that some mistake has been made ant
1t has been erected at Chicago.
Attend the polo game tonight and se'
the difference between the professiona
and amateur game. 1t Is for a good cause
the benefit OF the father OF polo, John
Dyer.
Chief Justice Baxter II Studlev OF tn
Iron Hall has called meeting Of all loca
members of the order of whatever brancl
In Temple OF Honor Hall this evening Il
consider the matter OF reorganization.
Arrangements for the Rhode Islan'
educational exhibit, which IL to b
opened In the Butler Exchange next Mon
day, are being rapidly made. The bscl
walls and side tables are already set VI
and occupy as nearly as possible the posi-
tion which they will have at the World
Fair.
The local scribes who are to play pole
tonight will "weigh In" at 4 o'clock. Tn,
total weight of the team must be unde
504 pounds. Providence Is rather handi
capped in regard to weight A tanner,
could be started with the cuticule tha
will be picked up on the surface tomor'
row.
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