Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-11
TERSE TRIDUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
or OUR READERS

Fred J. Ham is in New York city on
business.
The License Commissioner will meet
again this evening.
The Hebronville baseball team wants
home game for tomorrow.
II. c. Fish, NJ. ID. has, ,.opened an Office
in the Record building, room 3.
The St. Johns day celebration this year
will take place in Marlboro, Mass, where
monster parade will be held.
The Darlington Rovers would like to
hear from any ball team under 16. Ad-
dress John Aigan, Darlington.
Lyons Delany & Co. received today fifty
cases OF fans from Japan. They will be
distributed among customers.
''Back in ten minutes" on an Office door
tomorrow afternoon will very likely mean
"At the Dexter street ball grounds"
The gorilla, according to Professor Gar.
ner, speaks only eight words. The gorilla
ought to make first class tonsorial artist
The postponement OF the sale of the
Interstate Railroad Co. until June caused
much adverse criticism In the Attleboros.
William II. Burgess has signed a con-
tract with Manager Harrington of Rocky
Point for the Foresters to 60 there Aug.
Is.
The new blouse adopted by the State
for the officers is the same as that OF the
United States army officers, no buttons
In sight.
Pawtucket people will have another
chance to 60 down the river Sunday when
the Pawtucket boats will make two trips
TO the shore resorts.
The display at Jolly's millinery parlors
has never been equalled in the city. New
styles are arriving daily and all are OF the
most exquisite designs.
This evening Tower Light Infantry will
go to Providence to attend the presenta-
tion OF prizes for proficiency in rife prac-
tice during the season OF 1898.
Last evening at the residence OF Mrs. q.
f. Thurber, 10 Mason street, Tower Re-
lief Corps held very enjoyable baked
bean supper that was largely attended.
Catering to private parties is made
speciality by S. b. Havens Il 20. Their
Main street restaurant is popular not only
with business men but with all classes OF
citizens.
Corporal John McGuinness of Tower
Light Infantry, who is a winner OF
badge for proficiency in rifle practice
during 1893, will be presented with his
badge tonight by Gov. Brown.
This evening in the hall OF Eureka
Lodge, Carpenter block, the members OF
the order of the Knights Of Pythias OF
this city who are desirous of forming a
new division OF the uniform rank OF the
order will meet.
The Mcstay Co. has added a new indus
try to the many already here. II has o.
tablished place for the manufacture OF a
washing powder known as the sunbeam
Its headquarters are at 80 Hilton street
and 1t has already built up good patron
age.
William +. Herman, the popular young
tailor at No. 81 North Union street, is |
offering a most splendid style OF Spring
goods for gentlemen's suits. His prices
are right and those intending to wear a
new suit this Summer will do well to call
on him.
notable addition has been made to
the extra attractions to be given at 10th
rop's Opera House on Saturday evening.
James ii. Cook, one of the best comic
singers in the variety profession, has been
secured and will give his budget OF
songs on this occasion.
Says the Newport Enterprise: "a copy
OF our much esteemed contemporary the
PAwTUCKET tribune came TO us, last
week, wrapped In leaf OF the Congress
sional Record, which is conclusive evil
dence that IL (the Z. r. is good for some
thing besides razor paper"