Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-26
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

They raise big trees in California and
big men, too.
A private social was held In the Alcszar
last evening.
John Wilkinson was given six months
today as a vagrant.
Many people went South last week, but
not for their health.
The German Harugari Society will hold
masquerade ball tonight.
The feature at Court Woodlands fair
last evening was prize waltz.
The East Side Checker Club will hold
social and reception this evening.
The man who is always saying, 81 told
you So" was around as usual last night.
Well, Chawley, old boy, what do you
think OF the man from the Golden Cater
Everybody was "talking fight" last
night, and some were found looking for
It.
granddaughter at Amesbury, Mass, yester-
day.
The teachers of the seventh grade met
at the Church Hill school yesterday after
noon
HThe Blackstone Valley Association has
liberated four dozen quail in Lincoln and
Cumberland.
The Christian Doctrine Society holds
its eleventh annual ball this evening In
the Alcazar.
They say he's clever; but We'll see.-
TCharles Mitchell OF London, Eng, be-
fore the fight.
Great Improvement will be found In tea
and coffee II they are kept In glass Jars
instead OF tin.
The TRIBUNE extra was the first on the
street yesterday afternoon with full sc-
count of the fight.
The old vault In the Ellis block, East
side, formerly used by the Pswtucket
Bank, is being removed.
Tower Light Infantry will drill tonight
and Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings OF next week.
James Maher and Charles Burns Will
have jig contest at Lothrop's Grand
Opera House this evening.
The predictions OF the man from Bos-
ton were perfect this time, although
little of on the last occasion.
Joseph Hamill, the old left fielder for
the ozark Secrets" has signed for the
coming season with the Brockton.
1t was funny sight to see boys scarcely
knee high discussing the Corbett- Mitchell
affair last night like old veterans OF the
ring.
Lent will begin early this year. Ash
Wednesday falls on February uh, which
is within three days OF its earliest possi-
bic date.
Capt. McGregor OF Tower Light Infan-
try is a member OF the Hsckett court
martial, but may ask to be allowed to
withdraw.
Fred F. Halliday, pattern and Cabinet
4 maker, is located at 10 Dexter street, and
he is prepared to do all kinds OF nne work
IN his line.
Next to the threatened return OF the
crinoline, the revival which Is making the
most sensation In fashionable circles is
The eleventh annual bail OF st. Mary's
Christian Doctrine Society will take place
this evening In the Alcazsr and will be
one OF the events OF the season.
The regular meeting Of the Pswtucket
Woman's Suffrage League will be held In
the Kings Daughters rooms In the Kin
yon block at 3 O'Clock tomorrow.
The funeral OF David A. Covill, who
died OF blood poisoning contracted from
attending glandered horse, took place
from his late home on Arnold street yes
terday forenoon.
The high winds Wednesday evening
mixed the wires ofthe police signal sys
tenn In such manner as to cause con
fusion In the reports. Men were out yes
terday repairing the damage done.
Medical Examiner Palmer, who We've,
the remains Of Frank Monahsn, ha
leared by investigation that Monahal
sustained the injuries In an Academia
ms2ner and that no one is to blame. II
this case no inquest will be held.
The officers elect OF the Burnside Cadet
were installed last evening. The officers O
the company are: Captain, James
Mawdsley; first lieutenant, william
welch; second lieutenant, James M. Gan
ming; first sergeant, Cornelius r. Shes
second sergeant, William j. Cunning
third sergeant, James z. Kelly; fourt
sergeant, Thomas J. Lorery. A socialltim
was enjoyed.
The remains OF Bryan Cassidy,
broth -in-lsw OF Peter II. Hughes {
Tidewater street, who died suddenly |
Boston on Wednesday, did not arrive yes
terdav as expected. The Coachmen
Association to which he belonged decline
to allow the body to be removed until tc
day when 1t will be accompanied by
committee OF the association afteria n
QUEEN mass has beon celebrated In b
parish church In Boston. His funer
VIII take place tomorrow morning.