Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-02
gawtnfket Tribnue.
THE VEAL HER.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Rraaxv Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where bv UBIQUITOUS Reporters.

where bv UBIQUITOUS Keporters.
Vote for Robinson.
Look out for counterfeit silver dollars.
Out OF a position-The Chicago Exposi.
| tion.
Lynd & Murphy are having their clock
painted.
Vote against the tintype candidate OF
the Republicans.
Vote the straight Democratic ticket In
the Second Ward.
The Germans of the city met at the
Benedict House last night.
Tips picture may be another that will
be turned towards the wall.
The Crescent Literary Association will
hold its sixth annual ball at the Alcazar.
A couple ofyoung men made an excur-
sion through the Central avenue sewer
hallowe'eve.
A boy fell in ft on Park street today
at IL o'clock and was taken to his home In
the ambulance.
Two persons were today fined e and
costs and the trial OF James II. Finn was
continued to the 18th.
Gov. Brown Is preparing the annual
Thanksgiving proclamation, which will
be issued 10 few days.
There was very pleasant birthdsy
party at the residence of A. J. Johnson,
60 Mulberry, last evening.
Ex-Judge Hsuser, formerly Of New
York city, but now of Boston, was in
town yesterday renewing old acquaint-
ances
The young lady clerks Of Spencer Il
Co.'s store made upa pretty chrysanthe-
mum party at Lothrop's Opera House
last night.
Commercial Bulletin has returned from
the Worlds Fair with less money and
more enthusiasm.
william Bowen, formerly OF this city,
but who has for years resided in North
Attleboro, was in the city yesterday, the
first time IN II years.
The following Rhode Island pensions
have been granted: Original-Edwin II.
Knight, Providence. lncrease-John +.
Eddy, East Greenwich.
Commercial College paid a surprise visit
to w. Hervey Kenyon and bride at their
home on Main street last evening.
The choir of the Holy Trinity Church
will give a sacred concert In the base
ment OF the church next Sunday evening,
when an excellent programme will be
given.
This evening..a man will try to ride an
old style velocipede from Main street
square to the Rough Il Ready engine
house on a bet. Harry Spencer is TO give
him pair of handle bars II hs does 1t.
The regular meeting OF Delaney Coun.
ell, X. Of G., was held last evening when
considerable bush ess was transacted.
Two candidates were elected to member
ship and several propositions were re-
ceived.
Darling" said she, weeping, "when we
were married five years aRo l never ex-
pected to see you come home at / o'clock
In the morning." "Well, you wouldn't
now, m'dear," he replied, "if you'd only
go to sleep earlier"
"I'd like the job OF putin in yer coal,
ma am, but can't take it." "Why mott"
"Cos I'm poor man, an amt got any
financial influence. 1t 'ud be impossible
fur me ter give yer sufficient bond to Sc
cure you agin my Iabscondin' with some
OF yer coal" And he wandered on toward
the next door bell.
Beginning next Monday parties In
search OF fine furniture will have an op.
portunity to secure what they desire at
reasonable prices, as the entire stock OF
Philip Burlington & Co., at go and 232
Weybosset street, Providence, will be dis
posed Of by auction. The stock Is one Of
the finest In Providence.
The massive lola Pomeroy silver loving
cup at tho entrance of Lothrop's Opera
House will be beauty and Joy forever in
In the home OF someone who attends a
performance of "Dad's Girl" this week.
"Dad's Girl" Is just the play for lola, and
Jimmy McElroy, as the busted bubble, is
too funny for any sort of use.
There was race for $50 over on the
driving park yesterday afternoon between
Sim Nichols and Ed Horton, both of
Rehoboth. There has long been feeling
between the men In regard to the merits
| Of their horses, and both horses are not
to be laughed at, for they kept In the
three minute class Yesterday. There was