Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-19
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Some ReveIerS IN The
Court Today.
BOOM IN REAL ESTATE.
Flattering Offer to Eva Manchester
Business Outlook Good.

Prof. GammcI, erstwhile teacher of h Is
tory In Brown Univertity, and a good one
too, was liable at times, In the modern
slang OF the streets, to rnn little shy OF
material. lie never admitted II, however,
and whenever there was a dearth of every
thing else, he would discourse, learnedly
and Interestingly 1t must be admitted,
about "the revels In the halls OF the Mon
tezumas."
II would almost seem In the light OF
present developments, as II the head
gu srters for revelling had been trans
ferred from the ancient abodes OF the Az
tees to the purlieus OF the yougest city In
Rhode Island. Were II not for "reveliing"
and It's usual concomitants, she wheels OF
justice would have scarcely any grist at all.
This morning one reveller, who was
shrewd enough to own up, and save fur
thsr trouble, got the usual nne, which he
paid, but another offender charged with
tho same violation Of law snd order, got
his anger mp, plead not guilty and had
his trial assigned to the 24th. This 10 very
much ~ II batch OF molassas, after be-
ing thoroughly boiled, shoaid refuse to
be worked By the coniectionsr. He would
simply make 10 very hot for the molasses
little longer, and the latter would get
'pullsd" 1t last anyhow. The rssult will
not be any different In this cass, for the
agc ny IL only postponed, not escaped.
Outlook 0osd.'
The business outlook 10 encouraging,
wages are good and promptly paid, ORDERS
are received to very liberal extent, and
everything points to continuat growth
and increased prosperity. There is no
surer index Of improvements than q dis
position to invest In real estate by the
middle classes and their ability to pay foI
their purchases, and both these signs gre
at present very much In evidence.
Flattering Offer.
Little Eva Manchester, who has Just
closed very successful engagement IL
Springfield, had f1attering offer to ap.
pear In Hartford. For good reasons the
proposal could not be entertained just al
present, but may be considered later In
the season. She opens for q week at LIN
coin Park near Fail River next Monday
where she will doubtless prove q strong
attraction.
Real Estate SaIeA. r->s
several transfers lOf real estate, one ol
them involving quite large area OF lanc
and big sum OF money, have taken place
during the last week or two, and the mar.
ket seems to have healthy tone. There
are numerous inquiries, many from peC-
pie who, IL they can find what they want
intend to build as soon as possible, and
this goes to show that matters la the city
are on the whole improving.
Will Open Tomorrow.
Eugene Sullivan, one OF the best liquid
dispensers in New England, will open a
saloon tomorrow morning at 38 Central
street. The place is neatly fitted up and
is already stocked with superior wet
goods. Mr.. Sullivan was formerly in the
employ Of Thomas Fl. Rock OF Pawtucket
and he Is gentleman who will use you
well IL you favor him with a call and can
mix you drink thst will make you feel
like q "four.tlme1winner."
Live Locals.
Mrs. A. j. Smith is visiting friends in
Douglas.
Letter Carrier Valcourt will commence
his vacation tomorrow.
Frank Gomperts of New York is visiting
friends on Dexter street.
The infant son of John Owens of Parker
street was buried yesterday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Sullivan left today for
Harkimer, N. Y, forla two months visit.
A number from this city went to Cres.
cent Park last evening to witness "Pina-
fora ~