The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-27
late local News
The DOings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen
mgs Among Our People.
Tinely Topics Of General Interest Tersely
Told to Tribune Readers.

In the Appellate Court this morning the
Fogarty-Agan case was set down for trial
on March 30.
Mar yaret, the 2-year-old child OF John
and Mary Nolan of 92 Knowles street died
this morning.
John O'Donnell has brought another
suit against the Pawtucket Street Railway
Company. The trial will begin March 10.
Rev. Mr.. Collins will make an address
n. the Pawtucket Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion tomorrow. Coffee and sandwiches,
as usual.
Car 81 OF the Lonsdale route caught on
fire last evening on Lonsdale avenue. A
defective motor was the cause of the
accident.
illness caused his friends considerable
anxiety, has recovered sufficiently to ap-
psar on TIA, streets again.
Silas B. Medbury of East Providence,
who was formerly engaged in the express
business in this city, died this morning,
George c. Newell, accompanied by Mrs.
Newell, left this morning for Washington,
where they will remain until after the in
augnration of President-elect Mckinley.
A select dancing party, under the direc-
tion OF Dexter 8. Luther, Benjamin Fes-
senden, Carl ". Pohlson, s. Willard
Thayer and Z. Shirley Green was given at
the Music Hall assembly rooms last even
ing.
Mayor Davis decided this morning to
sustain the Chief relative to not allowing
the Sunday evening concert at the Opera
House. Those who have purchased tickets
may receive their money at the box
sfice.
The marriage intentions of Robert An
drew Powers OF Cumberland and Miss
Sarah Ann McGuinness, and those Of
Aisene Benoit and Mathilda Lemare of
this city have been filed with the City
Clerk.
In the Appellate Court at Providence the
application of George Il. Fales for relief
fcom insolvency was heard and continued
until March 2, when the creditors will be
given a hearing on the agreement to accept
70 cents on the dollar
The attendance at the performance of
the "Pirates of Penzance," given IN st.
Joseph's ball last evening, was ve.y large,
and the opera appears to grow in popular
ity as 1t nears the end of its run. The last
performance will be given this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Houston was
held this morning from st. Mary's Church.
Rev. FIR. Gillian officiated, and the inter-
ment took place at st. Francis cemetery.
Bearers, William Adams, George Smith,
Edward Logan and Walter Kinney.
Among the floral offerings were wreath,
i.Resto and cross 'Mother." The de-
ceased is survived by three daughters.
In the District Court this morning James
williams was tried for assault on Herbet
Il. Moulton, night baggage master at the
depot, aand. was found guilty. Being un-
able to pay fine of s5 and costs, he was
committed. Williams fell asleep in the
station and when 1t came time to close 1t
for the night Moulton aroused him and
asked him to leave. Williams refused and
emphasized his refusal by assaulting
Noulton. The assault which was not
very serious took place on Thursday night
The mems meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock promises
to b, unusually interesting. The speaker
of the afternoon will be Mr.. Hezekiah
Butterworth, one of the editors OF the
Youths Companion, and one Of the best
known writer's of Juvenile articles of the
day. His subject will be "What Switzer-
land can teach other Christian Republics.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir of the Central Falls Congregations
Church.
The second entertainment in the Y. M
4. A. course will be given in their hal
next Wednesday evening by the Novello
Concert Company, composed of Miss Edith
Castle, contralto; Miss Maude f. Banks
reader r Stella Burnham, pianist; Frank
A. Kennedy, violinist and Master Harry
Donian, the wonderful boy soprano. Mas
ter Donlan sang at the Arion concert In
Providence recently and wherever he has
appeared has aroused great enthusiasm
The whole entertainment will be varied
and pleasing.