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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
OFF FOR LOWELL,
Red Shirts, Bouquets and
Good Nature Prevail.
NOW NR THE "SQUIRT. "
Central Falls Vets Make q GSOd
Showing.

The vicinity of the Veterans engine
house on School street was the scene OF
busy activity before o'clock this morning
About that time red-shirted veterans begar
TO arrive aud at 80 o'clock the line was
formed.
Ii consisted of the Pswtucket City band,
twenty-four pieces, William Christian
leader, and one hundred and thirty red.
shirted veterans brimful of good nature
and confident of victory.
The line of Hay Csrtites WAS MADE up a.
follows Markers Donnelly and Sweet
Chief Of the fire department Briefly, who
wore red as becomingly as he wears blue
Captain Josh Lothrop, wearing one of his
''were-sure-to-win" smiles. Josh was as
happy a. though he hal the FIRST prize OF
$50, in his inside pocket and Second As
sistant Foreman Crocker was evil
IDENTITY meditatng on the best way TO spend
the $3.50 in order to secure the boys the
best results for the money. Big Officer
ssmo was the last Of the leading squad.
Msrshsl Thomas Martin came next lead
ing l20 stalwart veterans marching five
abreast. On the side marched First Assist
ant Foreman McGowan and Third Assistant
Foreman Moriissy.
Crowds had collected on all the streets
which the veterans passed through, and o.
the depot the judgment of ono and all was
They're handsome body of men,"
AZ the line came mp Main street The
white uniform Of the bard c)ntrastsd
prettily with the red shirts OF the fr,men
and presented bean vi picture.
When the dept w. ,eached the Paw
tucket boys were IN ~ the Central Falls
association which Pad mustered togethe,
about one hundred ani twenty five men
They wore hats OF uniform make and
badges, and were ii bv l'&rk's Continents
band of ProvileISs. pfe.l4v Wilmarth
Vice President Barber. S,crets-y Andrew.
and Foreman Warren X Fslcs formed the
first squsd.
They were accompanied by Presiden,
Andrew AMI members of the town council
President Baker. Secretary Crawford and
Messrs. Booth, Bloomfield and Schiller OF
the board of firewsrds, besides a majority
OF the busines, men Of Central Falls.
The city of Pswtucket was represented
by His Honor Mayor Goodwin and the
board of aldermen. Alderman OReilly
appeared happy and carried a grip, Ia
which to bring home the Irzs. Nearly
all of the common council were present
with tickets for Lowell
A number Of the leading business men
were present, among them being ex.License
Commissioner Bernard McCabe.
The train arrived at 7 :05 and The ten cars
were not cspatle Cf holdiug the crowd.
The Gaspee Veterans were Oh board and
greeted the Pawiucket boys with cI, ers.
A. the train steamed out Of the s'ation,
Parks Continental band which was / Gated
In The rear OF 'he last cor struck up The
Girl Left Behind Me-" Il is hoped they
will not play The pTizl Left Behind
Me, when they are coming home
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
SPORTING BREyITIES.
Dsse Ball and Football Items of Interest
to All.

Dase hall and Football Items of Interest
to All.
Charles Currie, the shot putter who took
part in the Scotch games in this city, has
been challenged by John ID. Mcpherson
Mcpherson has been abroad and during hi,
absence has competed in 81 games and Won
first prize in 81.
Only ten days more left of the base ball
championship season.
Mcfarland, goal tender for the Wsnder-
ers last year. will be between the sticks for
the Providence Metropolis in New Bedford
Saturday.
Hickey PLAYED q great game for the Mil.
fords Saturday.
The New Bedford Rovers are an addi.
tion in football circles. Good things are
expected of them during the present sea.
son. They played tie game with the Fall
River Clippers Saturday.
Twenty clubs will contest for the Ameri
can cup this year, an increase over last
season. The new teams from the east are
the Barre Rangers, Barre, VT. Quincy
Rovers, South Quincy, Mass. Chsce street
Rovers, Fall River, and the Metropolis,
Providence. Tbs new te,ms from the
western district are the Brooklyus, N. Y,
Atlantics, True Blues and Comrades. TIC
pick the winner is no easy task.
The match between Scully of Woon-
socket and Sullivan will come of tomorrow
evening before the Rhode Island Athletic
club. Both mon are in TIE pink of con.
dtion.
Newport is organizing a football team
under the direction Of Captain Bradford
Of last years eleven. The old players are
all with him aud also several new ones.
Brown has taken steps toward interschol.
sstic football. The matter was discussed
at the annual reception Monday evening
The Iatcrscholsstic Football league, as /,
will be called, will comprise the eleyens OF
the Providence high school, Friends school
Lyons preparatory school and Goff, Rice
& Smth's, and handscms trophy will be
given to The team scoring the most vic.o
ries.
The Hsmiltons expect TO 20 TO Newport
Saturday TO meet the Pacifics.
The cases Of the defunct Providence
nine against the Eastern League for unpaid
salaries will come up tomorrow.
Mangsn Of the Hsmiltons will play with
tho Foxes of F,herville against the Mil.
fords Saturday. The Management of the
Foxes admired bi, playing in the game
with the Hamiltons.
The East Sides will play the Hope and
Anchors Saturday for a purse.
The Foxes Of Baskerville are trying tc
meet the Clydes before the season closes
for purse of 800, The Foxes record
this season is l8 games won; ! lost, and
tied
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
reLeGRAphlc eREvITles.


Russia has ordered military survey Of
the Cfimea
A tornado aid considerable damage in
South Dakota
Fire has left tho Sioux reservation o
blackened waste.
Three men were buried by cavein at .
Michigan iron mine.
Charles J. Short, marble dealer. Spring
Held. Mass. has failed.
A death due TO CHOLERA has caused quito
. sensation In London
The 81. Paul schools are closed ON ac-
count Of excessive heat.
Charles II. Russell, hotel boat and
forger, was arrested IN Boston.
The reported assassination of Preslden
Bogran of Honduras is declared false.
Floods have dore irrcparable damage TO
crops In different parts Of Great Britain.
The Ellis Hotel and other property at
Fort Worth, Tex, were destroyed by fire.
1t is expected 1000, 900 pilgrims will have
viewed the holy coat at Treves during its
exhibition.
The steamer Itata has been appraised at
value Of sG0,0O0, and the arms at tho
same amount
Professor J. i. Lincoln OF Brown uni
versity is quite sick and confined to his
house In Providence.
Six OF the vessels in the British North
Atlantic squadron, II Is said, will be re-
lieved by more powerful ships.
The pope's physicians fear that the pre-
late's health may suffer much by his over
exertions in receiving pilgrims.
u, To- ~
tu'"l cp,l-kc at Durham, n. Ii has been
turn over TO the state treasurer.
The rate war on west bound traffic
between the New England seaboard and
northwestern points still continues.
The storehouse attached TO the Kane
knitting mill at Sand Lake, N. Y. WAS
destroyed by fire, entailing a loss OF t40, ,0t o.
Fire in the lumber yards Of Smith 6, Co,
New Haven, caused q loss Of $4,000. Fully
insured Tho fro was OF incendiary origin.
The heirs Of the late p. T. Barnum have
given 5000 toward the pedestal for the
Barnum statue In Seaside park Bridgeport,
Conn.
Chilian soldiers excited with liquor and
the suicide OF Balmaceda, INDUCED Ia o
disturbance, which, however, was put
down speedily.
The Credit Foncier Of Paris has been au-
thorizcd 70 issue the new Russian loan. for
which IL Is averred the Russian govern
ment has accepted 79k per cent
General f. Burd Grubb. minister 20
Spain. is engaged 10 ho married 10 Miss
Violet Sopwith, daughter Of Honorable
Thomas Sopwith Of L.snoro Island, SCOT.
w. J. Thornton Of Brooklyn Is satisfied
that the Copey Island party who were
picked up aud taken to Florida are his
brother and Miss Jewell. who wero sup
posed 10 have been drowned
Tho io-year-old daughter d Thomas
Fleisch mann, tho New York milliopaire
yeast man nufacturer snd baker, b going 20
marry an alleged count She Is In love
with her fencing master, apd means 70
marry him despite Der parents objections.
Tho object Of the visit Of Henry NJ Stanley
70 the King Of the Delgians Is co resign
his position ns governor of the Congo
State. The post has been declined by u
German officer Of colonial experience, now
In Africa.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
Seven more engines to play.
CENTRAL FALLS.

1t Was Judge Foilett tTodsy.-Prcsentation
bv the Vets.
Judge Gof went to Lowell with the
Veterans this morning and Clerk Follett
tried his hand at imposing fines. There
were five persons before the court aud
three Of them were fined 50, and two S2
aud costs.
James Gregory was arrested by Captain
Goldsmith charged with violent assault
on Hezeksh Smith. He pleaded guilty and
was fined 50 and costs.
Thomas Murphy was before the court
yesterday morning and was fined. He
occupied a seat in the front row again this
morning. officer Taylor said he had been
acting ugly at home and struck his little
daughter with saucer. Judge Follett
fined him 90 and costs.
A Word To Registry Voters.
The present incumbent at the town clerks
office Is creating considerable unfavorable
criticism by the stand he has taken in re-
fusing to register voter unless he produces
his papers. IL may be stated for the bene-
tit of the town clerk, and those who are no
better informed in regard to the law govern
ing registration, that those who present
themselves for registration are not obliged
TO produce their papers, but may do 50 If
they desire. Papers once produced are
placed on file and it is not necessary to
| again bring them, and majority of the
foreign born voters have filed their papers.
According to the law the town clerk
must register all persons and the persons
raI fl,n.-
Ave days before the board of csnvassers
meet. If they do not do so their names are
stricken off the list. The Democrats must
make an effort and register every man in
order to reclaim the town at the next elec.
ton.
No Love Feast" For the Others.
The Democratic conference has been
characterized as a meeting equal to the
Democratic love feast" on Broad street
some time ago, which in reality never oc-
CURED. 1t is needless to deny any of the
insinuations for they are nothing more or
less than lies out of whole cloth,
whether stated Intentionally or not. Wait
until the Republicans have "love feast"
II there is not some tall high kicking then
the actions of the leaders Of the different
factions are nothing to judge by.
Shaw Should seVie.
The Washington street sewer will not
be finished in week." said q prominent
citizen to the TRIBUNE man today. He
went on to say "It was very evident to all
men with any idea of that kind Of work
that the street would not be open for pas
sage in 10 days CT even 20 days. The
reason Mr.. Brown was not given the con.
tract was because be would take a longer
time than Shaw and the wages of the epgi-
neer would bring Mr.. Browns bid mp to
more than Mr.. Shaw's. Now Mr.. Shaw
will exceed his time and he should be made
! to stand the expenses Of the engineer for
every day over 10 that it takes to flush the
job"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
RusslA's Troops.
Their Steady Migration Westward Olives
Rise to Rumors OF wap.


Rise to Rumors OF wav.
LONDON, Sept. % - Tho News CORE
,pondent at Odessa reports a steady move
nent Of Russian troops westward. Tem-
porary barracks accommodations have
been provided In all military conters be-
tween here and Warsaw. II Is not known.
however, whore the troops will concen-
trate. The military officials are reticept.
and the local press is forbidden to allude
TO the matter. The movements are d.
rected by General Vladimroff at Kieff and
by General Gourko at Warsaw, two Of the
ablest tscticians In the army. The admi-
ralty has orderedlthat all tho larger vessels
of the Russian Steam Navigation aud Trad
ing company, as well as the volunteer
dcet, be equipped with powerful davits
like men-of.war. These preparations have
given rise to mapy war rumora
The Standards Odessa correspondent
says that tho Russian government has or
iered twenty engines and 595 carriages for
transportation purposes on the Warsaw
line.
BERLIN, Sept. 2a-The Kreus Zeitung.
In warnihs article on the westward
movements Of Russiap troopA ssys, The
cavalry depots on the Gefmap frontier are
three times o. strong - formerly. and
new depots are being forwarded. Such
measures speak for themselves
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC MEET
And II ave Som mething to Say OF the o<cs,
Gubernatorial sQuabble.

Gubernatorial squabbie.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 23.-Simeon Z Bald
win, president Of the State Democratic
club, presided at the annual banquet OF
that organization at Redcliffe's last night.
There was goodly gathering OF members
from different parts Of the state. Profes-
sor Baldwin was the first speaker, and
congratulated tho club on the work II had
done in the past md urged better work In
tho future Speaking OF the change In
tho constitution being agitatcd. he said
tas constitution was In such q state Co.
day that Il was possible for a man who
did not got q vote at the last election To &C,
~ governor. He said tho gubernatorial
question had been brought into court, bu,
thought he knew enough Of law to know
that court was not tho place for the ques-
zion 10 be settled-it should be settled 10y
tho people.
Morris W Seymour said that he though,
the demands for constitutional conven.
tion should be limited, II anybody hoped
for tho success OF the movement, and con-
. fined 20 the matter OF obtaining a change
in the constitution to make q plurality
elect lie thought that II the question OF
representation was entered into, the cause
would he delayed or lost.
Senator Reed referred 70 the guberna-
borial matter by stating that the Demo
cratic senators were right, and added that
as long as they held their offices they would
stand together IN their present position
Ho discussed the question Of constitu
tional revision 40 length and said he was
hopeful OF satisfactory result
Senator Seymour and several other
ma le short speeches
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WOULD De THs RIGHT THING.
Sohn LSuGstou Intsrvlewe4 Regarding
Els POSSIBLE Appointment.

PROVIDENCE, Sept ss--Ex. Congressman
John NJ Langstou, who was Ia tA6 city To
speak at Republican mass meeting last
night. wos- interviewed relative TO his
possible appointment to the court Of
claima Among other things he said: II
am advised that certain friends OF mine
held that this appointment would have a
good effect on all quarters and sections Of
the country and upon all classes, white
and oolored since they claim I am fairly
and favorably known as Republican Of
long standing and active life. Ny appoint
ment under the circumstances would
carry with ID peculiar fitness and might
without friction Of any sort be made to
the advantage Of the party, and encourag-
ment and inspiration to the class Of people
more especially represent in blood and
name. So far as any bargain has been
made with anybody 70 urge me for this
appointment or to do anything 20 se)pSe IL
for me, there Is not one single thin1tru
Of such character. am simply Ropub-
l!can, and am great admirer of Presi-
dent Harrison personally.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
ODD FelIows Enjoy themselves.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. % The supreme grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows reconvened at Ma
sonic hall and resumed legislative work.
A majority Of the visiting Odd Fellows
won't TO the fair grounds TO witness tie
prize drills which were tho main feature
Of yesterdays program Of entertainment.
The weather was very hot, but the maneu.
vers were carried out splendidy. The
afternoon program consisted Of athletic
events Of all sorts in which members of the
order and Daughters Of Rebeccs partici-
pated. The days meetings adjourned till
today after Q session of no special interest.
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Have Been Gulled Eoough.

ORLEANs, Mass, Sept 23.-Last winter,
when the noted one-year benefit orders
were being organized all over the country,
q lodge of the Mutual One-Year Benefit
order was organized here, in Brewster aud
In Wellfeet. Last night there was a
largely attended meeting in this town and
the members OF these lodges voted TO dis
band. many having paid In fully 800. The
aggregate loss Is said 70 be from 5000 u
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
vorce,ter,s Musical res,iva,.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 23.-The first
regular concert ofthe thirty fourth music
testival:was given last night before an en-
thusiastic audience. The work was Max
Bruch's Arminius. Campanini as Sig
mond made the bit Of the eveninG II
was the first time he ever sang In English,
and he surprised every one. Miss Lens
Little as the Priestess and Hoinrth Meyn
as Arminius were alse exceptionally good
The chorus sang finely and tho audience
was very emphatic IN Its demonstration Of
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
A "spotterr Spotted

LAcoNIA, N. H., Sept. s3.--Frank Con-
lin Of Boston, who has been here spot
ting" the liquor saloons In tho interest Of
the local temperance league and was TO
receive $500 for his evidence before the
grand jury here, at a conference Of tho
liquor sellers offered 70 leave town for
300. lie was Immediately arrested on a
charge Of blaekmail, and his case will be
givon before the grand jury. As yet no
has been unable 70 secure bail.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
Gettiug Interesting.

BosToN. Sept. 23.-Tho developments re-
garding George w. Chapman have reached
an interesting stage. Langdon w. Moore,
In this mornings Herald. tells tho story
OF the National Hotel safo robbery, aud
gives evidence that he told his story TO a
diat rict ftnrnev
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
DEAHY BROTHFRs.
OPESIsG OF MILLINERY.

Our grand opening Of millinery will oc'
cur Friday and Saturday Of this week.
The openings at which our trimmed and
untrimmed hats and bonne,s are first shown
have come to b. quite an affair In Paw
tucket Ladies' come from remote town.
and villages up the Worcester Valley to
nnd what our impending fashions are TO be-
That is why We announce - far ahead
For two weeks three Of our best milliner,
have been busy making up autumn millinery
which will be displayed on fine large
tables. (Up stare, right hand side.)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23

MAIDEN, Mass. Sept 23.-Ono Of the
heaviest fines ever imposed upon a liquor
dealer OF Maiden was given John ID.
Sullivan by. Judge Pettingell, who
senteucsd him TO pay a fine Of $3.50 and six
months In the house of correction. Sun-
van has been fined several times before for
keeping aud exposing liquors for sale.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
They Wan, TO Hold oat. aud Milio,.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 23-At an extra.
ordinary meeting Of the authorities Of the
government OF Saratoff. Just held, IL was
decided 70 petition the imperial govern.
mont 10 prohibit the expectation of oats
and millet, as we'll as that Of rye.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
We'll Morited Pnniahment.

TORONTO. Sept 2s-Patrick Sheady,
William Learner and William Turubull
received their third installment OF ten
lasbes yesterday, at the central prison. for
an indecent assault Sheady aud Turnbull
shrieked aud eroaned throughout but
Leamer took his punishment without q
mnrmpI
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
Ruried nv n Csre-In.

MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. 23.-Threo
men were taking down two pillars OF ore
directly over the mouth Of No 8 shaft M
the Republic mine when the ground gave
way beneath them. Another cave-in GOV.
cred them and IL will be perhaps weeks
before the bodies can be recovered
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23

eaders OF tho party in the past. and ex-
planned ths object Of tho league, George
4. Marden OF Massachusetts spoke Of the
iuty OF a foreigner In this country. John
N. Langston OF Virginia tol4 Of tho pro
Eress Of the colored race apd defended The
Republican administration. The local
speakers were d. Russell Brown and
uenry T. Treplke.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept GA monster Re-
publican demonstration wns made at and
around Carnegie Music hall last night.
Among the celebrities present were ex-
Senator'S Evarts and Warner Miller
Thomas c. Plstt. Elliot Il. Shepard
Chauncey M. Depew, Cornelius Wander
bilt. Hamilton Fish, Sheridan Shook,
Postmaster Vancott. and host Of Others.
Letters were read from Andrew b. White
and others. The chief speaker was Mr..
Fassett. the Republican nominee for gov
Arn0r
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
Joliy's

Cp,uipg of r,ll aud wiuic- miliHcry. ucs.
day Wednesday and Thursday OF nis wos.
Th' sdici Of Pawtucket ami Vicinity are
coidi ally Invited TO infpsct our ox;'u'ive styles
L-d'cs who appre late "II'gh Art aud lov
prIe VII be charmed with the msabiAceni
displsy OF millinery sescc,e durinr ,ur recon,
vi ~ 10 Loni"n ar T.. .riS.
JoLLY's, 80 Main ttrott, rawtuctet.
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unacl.h Contractor.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. Ss-Strikes and
riots are reported on the Siberian railway,
the workmen revolving on account of bad
aud inadequate food. The public sympa-
thies are with the workmen and demand
that inspectors be appointed 20 protect the
men from the rapacity OF the ccntract9rJ
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
.VOLUN 7 EER!
Hay Cart is Not
IN Ii.
N|NEFEET SHORT
Central Falls Leading,
With Seven to Play.

Special 10 The TriJrne.
LOWELL, Sept. %, 3 80 p. m.-central
Falls is shead and the Lincoln party is
nearly wild with joy.
The steamers began to play at l2:l5
amid intense interest. The result is as
fnlloWa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
TIE GOLDEN GRAIL.

An Injunction I'm Massachusetts Which
Makes Three in Three Months.
An Injunction hss been granted sgsinst
the Golden Grail by Judge Thompson in
Boston. This 10 the third ak months ben
eft order in Ma.sachuse;ts upon which in.
functions have been placed within a short
tim,. There arc about 90 members Of the
Golden Grail in this city.
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Tho Hest

place t. buy furniture. stoves and Carpets
IL q, tle pswtucket Furniture 90.
20 North Main Street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
Smoke Crown La Rosa Cigars
rhr bcs, 10 cent cigar in the market.
Any 10y or 0irl

sc'lnz iwenty 1yj pounds Of tc, for r.ter
Burns. the tcaman. will be presented with an
elegant wStch and chain free. For further y NJ
ticular aidrns Peter Burns a. Grace Ct, City.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
Massachusetts Nominations.

BosroN Sept. 23.-Republicans OF the
Sixth district unanimously nominated
Charles f. Loring for councillor
Colonel Edwin V. Mitchell OF Medheld
was nominated as the Republican candl.
for councillor in tho Second district.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
MIR. Ahhoit DscIIne,.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. Civilian
Abbott. member Of the governors council
from the Seventh district, declined q re-
nomination on account Of poor health. lie
has had two terms.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
chill Recognized by Enriand.

LONDON. Sept c3-Thc English govern.
ment has officially recognized the provis.
ional government Of Chill.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23
A London Scare.

LONDON, Sept. 23-Tho health apthori-
ties OF Kilburn, O suburb a tondoh. are
Investigating the sudden death OF a man
who is supposed TO have died from cholera
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vrov,d.no. Repubiioaps Meet

pRovIDxSrs, Sept. 0.-At Music hall
hast night the fsRublic.a league held a
.p.ascm . frSs sbros6 w,re Emothy E.
Byrnes Of Minpssota, Who praised the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-23

SM0kE Sex s,s. ~ Hesiiy 10000 soid since Nav Isl.
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"Most Comfortable Place In the Citv."
All say this Of the ."Capital."