Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
TERSE TRIBUkEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

or OUR READERS.
There were no polo games last night.
Ex-Mayor Potter OF Providence was In
town yesterday afternoon.
George f. Newell left yesterday for San
Franciso To attend the midwinter exposi-
tion.
The marriage OF John Murphy and
Miss Mary Sanford will take place next
Monday.
George Stoecker OF this city installed
the officers OF the Newport ID. o. Il. last
evening.
The Fairlawn Improvement Society
will bold social in Infantry Hall tomor
row evening.
The Fall River Spinners Union paid
$500 last month to members who are with
out employment.
The will OF the late Vicar General Nc
Cabe will be presented for probate In
Woonsocket March o.
Miss Chadwick, telegraph operator at
the Woodlawn depot, is seriously i'll at
her nome In IrONluence.
A canvass among the local lie dealers
reveals the information that the full
supply has been obtained.
Many Pawtucket people will attend the
annual ball OF the Emmet Association Of
Attleboro tomorrow night.
Again the Providence baseball team Is
hx far 40 Ct In A IN
always Is the Winter before.
A large Dumber OF Woonsocket people
attended the Kirmess last evening, re-
turning home on the last train.
The FIRE department responded to nine
alarms during the month OF January. OF
this NUMBER four were still alarms.
An anniversary mass OF requiem for the
repose OF the soul OF Mrs. Carrie, wife Of
Peter Burns, was celebrated today at st.
Mary's Church.
Archie Newcomb Of the Providence
team leads the league in goal getting.
lie was a member Of the Pswtuckets In
the Central League.
The Providence and Boston teams played
an exhibition game of polo at Waltham
last night for the benefit OF the unem-
ployed OF the Watch city.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
polo team would like to play az ainst the
Nanen polo team OF Pawtucket avenue In
Fuller's Hall next Monday.
The committee on special legislation Of
the lower branch OF the legislature will
give public hearing on the nine hour
bill Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The employees Of the American Axe
Company of East Douglas have had
their wages reduced about 40 per- cent.
This is the most unkindest cut OF all.
The Consolidated railroad will use
aluminum m in the ceilings Of It's passenger
cars. This Is cheaper and gives q lighter
effect than the old oil and water oolors.
Some trouble might be experienced In
champion Corbett should conclude TO sc-
cept that offer Of 10000 to play with the
Baltimores.
Officer Lee late yesterday afternoon ar
rested young man on charge OF stealing
apair OF gloves from the store OF Multi
gan Brothers. The gloves were found In
his possession.
Al. Janson, formerly of this city, Is now
the instructor OF boxing at the Chicago
Athletic club. Jansen gained consider
able notoriety az a pugulist in his sixty.
two round fight with Bobby Burns.
The work OF clearing away the collapsed
roof at Carpenters ice house at Dodge
vile was begun Tuesday. AS soon as tn,
broken timbers are removed, the houses
will be rebuilt and put In proper condi
tion for the reception OF ice.
Manager Allen OF the Brockton New
England League ball team signed Ton
O'Brien today to manage the team an,
play first base. O'Brlen managed tn
Woonsocket New England League team
In 1892 when that team won the pennant
Last evening at the I'd Regiment Ar
mory Providence, there was an interesting
individual prize drill, open to the mem
bers Of the Emmet Guards. Lieut.. Rile,
of Company II conducted the drill an,
made the final decision, which was tina
the two prizes should be awarded I,
privates Bernard Martin and Thoma
Herman. A dance followed the drill.
Several Pswtucket people attended th
wedding of Edward +. Heffernan OF Troy
N. Y, and Miss Mary A. Connery o
Bristol, which took place at st. Mary
Church In the latter place yesterda
morning. The bride is an accomplishe
elocutionist and took part In sewers
concerts held in this city. She was
member Of the Kate Clsxtop Compsn
last season.