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The morning call., 1892-05-12
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Mr.. Richard Mansfield gave last evening
his most artistic performance OF the Baron
Cbeyrial in Octave Feaillets "a Partisan
Romance" at the Baldwin Theater before
a more than usual liberal attendance. II Is
needless to review such piece of work. For
finish and realism, begotten of large worldly
experience, close and intelligent study,
Baron Cheyral in the hands of Mansfield,
and as the type of a certain class in Partisan
life. goes without the saying. And yet,
can II be believed that in the banquet
scene, where death comes between the Toue
and the women. the flowers and the wine,
in that weird and CHASTITY finish to mis-
spent life, there were some in the audience
who took this masterpiece of tragedy as so
funny that they actually burst into laughter
When Mr.. +, Finch Smiles Of the cast, IN
the character of Juliani, the music teacher.
is persuading the impoverished Marcelle de
Targy, wife OF Henri, to elope with him TO
America so that there she may reeOup her
fortunes by her splendid voice, the
woman hesitates, saying, II may not nave
the talent" Juliani replies. ION, talent is
a secondary consideration IN America the
chief dependence is on the advertisements
and the notices" Those who laughed IN
the audience last evening gave emphasis 70
this remark. The actor was then IN me
plenitude Of his power and skill. but the IN
telligencc TO comprehend his admlraole
qualities was lacking. This evening M
Mansfield will appear as Prince Karl
The morning call., 1892-05-12

The Tivol is doing a good business with
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Nefte CUR lebtett SOhHuho DeertllH'
@ube beiseiekt moroen, 1in0 itol5, ben
eolen Di6ter unb Sreibeitsfdmpfer als
einen Der Sbrtsen beanipru6en gu fons
nett.
Mdrflin itammte aus ura9 tn 8lrt,
temberg. St bate giatltrmiienl6aften
unb Bbarmacie ftuStrt, betbeiligte it9
1s4s an Der Sreibeitsbepesnng nno
tpanoerte mad ldnserer Saft auf benz
SoberaSpers mad oea Ser. Staaten
aus. Den 8iir9erfrteg ma6te CT al8
@anitdt8beamter TN "a. @isconitn
8estmente nit. Spdter betrieb er cine
4potbefe gu Meanitomoc, Wi8., BITS i'm
eth 19mere8 @eb6rleioen 5pa1g, otelen
8eruf auf5useben. Sbmobl oielfad
letbenb, blteb er bod itets Der elbe bo9s
itrebenbe unb quite Meuf6 bis gu iet,
mem Tobe. St bate bas bobe Nlter
bon 76 Sabren erret6t.
Setne gelammelten @ebt6te, mel9e
por einiser Sabren BON leinem 5reunbe
DDrflinser in Mtlmaufee berauSgeseben
murbeu, Ii6ern linn In Deutl9zGme<
rita Die llniterbli6feit.
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gerfits aiot.
Gime S%mpromptus anttport aaf hes Gats
fers ielbfberrlide aeuBertmgett.

Die ~5uuebmenoe Grbeitsloiisfeit in
Deuti@lanO, iowie Die iid iteisernoe
nn5ufriebenbeit iiber Oas nete 1esinte
6es iunsen 9ailers bot tn 8erlin 3u
einem aufftanoe sefiihrt, beilen aOmie,
quen5en iih bente nod nidt iiberieben
laliem. sSn Der 0ips'@9en 8ranerei
batten fih bebufs geratbuns iiber lire
Notblage ettpa 5000 BITS 1000 8eI6afs
tisungslofe %periammelt, tuel9e iiber Die
Der 8erIamn1l1ns befannt ge9ebene
@eiserung be8 Sberbirsermetters b.
5orfetbed, betnt Safer I'M SnterelIe
Der Grbeitsloien ooritellis 81 weroet,
10 erbtttert murben, OaB e8 3utt
Tumulte fam. GS ertonten &ufe
tpie: rNuf, labt uns mad benz 9an6els.
miniiterium 9eben!" r9aBt uns gum
Hei6Stagssebdube ntar16tren unb Nb>
bilfe forbern u r@etben mir uns an
6en Saiier ielbft!1 Der lettere STUFF
fanb In Der 8eriammltng einett GENIAL
tis bonmernoen W%ioerball. 8ersebens
periuhten rubtger benfenoe Siibrer, Die
aufsere9te Men9e Dor 9etpalttbdtiseu
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Cine beimii9e Suonitrie.
Gen. Maubrn's 9ampf : aiferei.

Man bort bduig, baB beimii6e Sns
bufrie-t1a6 Dem Spri9pprte. Ser
propbet gilt ni6ts lit feinem Batter
lanbe4 - lit Der eigenen Stabt tpettig
alerfanrt pirb. Stun, BEL @eo. Manz
brp's .9ampffiiferei tit bies ni6t Ser
Sal. SIN @egemtbeil inben bic So
brifate Der Gabrif reiBenben Mbfab uttb
fe 1T nit Nuftrdgett ti6t MIR bon bier,
ipnbern BON iiberal ber, formli6 iiberz
bduft. Ser @rfplg Der groBartig einz
geri6teten &iferei lit feir @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp III ein Meiiter 1T feinem
Sadie. gr bat ME barauf getpartet,
baB linn a~ustpdrtige &onfurret5 suporz
fam, fonbern er f6nitt fie ftets ielbit
ab, inbem er bic ttsueften Nnf6aHunge11
madte unb bic neueiten Maf6ine1t aufe
ftelte. 9eute 1T er fir Die bebeutenbz
ifen @nftrdge in SdRern, 8otti6en, @is
iterner &c. eingeri6tet unb ole trerben
fe prompt ausgefibrt. 9ie &iferei be-
inbet ii6 108 um6 10 @utinfraBe.
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8etuetsfGue.

Q, q. elthcrb tn Mep gaHeI, Wis. bate nerpbSes
Rcpfptt nnb sRbeumattsmus, bic Werbauunsspraanen
pcren u f4le9ten 3ufanbe, BITE eeber merfi6 onaes
sfthen, bate letnen appetit unb mar hberbaupt pSas
hdntte e%nttrdftet. Dret GlaiAen electric 8ttters bos
ben tn furirt.
gbnarb ebepberb, Sarrtsburs, gu Eotte etne
sftene @unbe am Betne, BITE i8cn adj Sabre seIaufen
mar. @ebran&te bret Glaihen electric Gitters uni
feben G@aGtein Badlen's Grntea Salbe unb bic
@nnbe IL stbetIt. Sptn Speafery @atapta, Obtp,
tatte fhnf GDunbeH am Betne burf. Steber reruriaGt.
Die 4erDe ertIdrten fetnen 6au ais n%nbeilbar. Cine
+ 6laf4e Gleetrie Bttters unb efne GAaAteI 8udlens Grs
nied Gatbe taben tn rrufdnbts enrirt. 3u taben In
snen apetbefen. GtpIpb Dretb, Tbonpfsn & Co.,
EDbplefaIe.
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Rad benz Stanbe bonn 81. De-
3ember 1891 betras bic @elammt3abl
Der Maitslieber iouperdner 9duier III,
un6 3uar 357 ntdtinlide unb $50 meibs
li9e. DaS dltelte Mitglieb Der erlau9s
ten 6anilien lit Die 89jabrise @robber.
3psiu Aleranorine BON Medlenburs,
S9meriu, oaS lette nod lebenbe aino
Der a6nisin 9uiie bon 9reuBeu. Der
dlteite fiiritli6e 9err lit Der 9ersog bon
Nemours, seb. Is. Sftober 1914. Der
ben Sebensiabren mad dltelte resierenbe
Tttrft TT Der @robbersog abolf BON
Snreu1bitr9, Der anl IA. Sult 1917 &C.
boret lit.
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vunter ben Qinben.n

S9ritten gu tparllen. Sin gemaltiser
;3us, benz fid unteripegs nod Eaulenoe
bon Wenlden anl9lolien, ieste fid
inter Dem NbIingen Der nMarlet1aiIeA
bur9 Die Stra6e nunter ben 9inbenA
mad Dem S6lolle tn 8emegnns, Dor
mel9em ber Weerse eine itarfs Eoli3eis
ma9t entse9entrat, pelde anf oielelbe
e%tnbrang, alS fe Der Qafforbering, aus,
chamber sn gebert, feline Solge ~leiftete.
SIS entfpann iid eth erbitterter &f,
TT beiien 8erlanfe eirea 100 Demom>
itranten perbaftet unb cine groBe Nns
3abl permunbet murben. Gu9 erbielten
peri@iebene Yolisiiten sefabrli9e Ser
leeunsen. Ser Safer ita1b fpabrenb
oeS Samples an einem Seniter bes
Sdlolies. NlS er bemerft murbe, err
i6oa aus Der Mense elm @utbsebeul
NIT elmer Slutb BON 8ermiini1ungen.
Scr peritarften 8oli3eima6t gelang es
idlieBlid, Die Maifeu 81 3erftreuen.
Oe8 Nbenbs aber perlarnmelten iih
iDteSer 2aulenbe bon NrbeitSlolen III
peri9iebenen StraBen uno Stabttbeilen
uno erbra6en unb% pliinberten Die 2dben,
nobel eS abermals gu elmer Gn3abl blu,
tiger 3ufammenit0Be NIT Der Boli3ei
fam rnb piele 8erbaftunsen norsenom,
men tpnroen.
8enn man ben Iufitanb 3nnd6it
aud muir ais einen Iusbru9 Ser Ser,
5peiHun9 iiber bic gtotb, tpel9e gesen,
wdrtig tn Deuti9lanb inter ber arbei,
tenoen Mafe berridt, an3uieben bat,
10 laiien bod bic peridiebelten &unbse,
bungeil, pel6e bierbei gu Gage traten,
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A"pet ~ Pellg' aQerS betlett 0eS
Waseus 3erftrent fparen. Son benz
Rduber ielbit aber mar t1tht sat ieben.
SIN 2Dors bate fi6 eite srobe 8olfs<
t1ett9e perlammelt, inter nel9er aud
Elm iunger Mann it1 befanb, In benz
man aus 9eutlIen @riinben ben R6nber
De%rrrutbets. @lS man Inltalteu traf,
iht feftsnnebmen, 5og Ct faltbliittg 5met
6epolper aus Der Tai1e, NIT btnett er
6te Men9e In S1a6 belt, mid Saritt
fur S6ritt bis 31 etner 2ofomottpe 3t.
rid, BON Der er ben observation-disclosures
lno 6ei5er nit porgebaltener1 Rebolper
pertrteb. feste bielelbei in 8emegung uttb
fubr laleuntglt bapon. Mebrere Be<
ante beitiesett Nun cine 2ofomotipe auf
etnem Barallelgeleiie uno perfolater
ben S9nrfet, Delder ipfort gomtres
6an1pf gal, nod Der enteesenseiekten
8tdturg .3urAffubri mno etne gartae
Salpe Shiii5e anf ieine Serfolser OBJ
fenerte. ais 6ieielbett i'm etmbolten. Gs
entlpattt fi6 MIN cine reselrehre sSaab,
6ie erif enbiste, als Der Dampf In Ser
Sofomotipe, bic Der Hdnber benubte,
aussing. 8aid enti6loGen 1prans er
bon berlelbet ab, 5ipai1s NIT porgebat,
! te1ert Hebolpef eireu Sarn1er, Der NIT
jetnem @efdbrt III Der 9tdbe bielt, tim
ooiielbe 3l hberlailen, unS iayte bon
oan1ett. @s murbe nun eitt f0rmlihes
Treiben auf i'm p~eranitaltet, pobet feline
5eftnabne en6li1 TT einem 9umpfe ae>
lang, tn benz ct ni9t tpeiter su fontinen
berr1odte.
Nad ietnem etsenen @eltanbnilIe bate
Der Hduber ben @rprebpasen III @pra<
enie idon tDabreno oer 5ahrt beitiesen
ituo id Dermittelif clues Seiles, baS er
an 6er eiaen Seite oes Dahranbes an
einent 9afen befeitigte, anf Der anoeren
sSeites bis au einen1 5eniter bernieberee,
=laien, 6urdy meldes er fooanr Elm,
oraug, in6eut er bic @1eiben sertrims
merte nro ben 5eniterbol3en snriid,
ihpb. Wabri1etnli6 lit er fpdbreno Der
Jahrt bonn Wasen pteber abgelprunsen.
Der seniale Rduber, Oliper 5. Berrp
NIT Nalnen, lit In Gmiferbam, 81. 81.
gebiirtig, ftebt TN 26. 3ebensiabre, bat
bereits eine Reibe bon Sabren in Ser
Verbre9erlaufbabn binter iid unb lit
ttter ni6t weniser als Is ansenomme,
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6ern, unb lteB
ben 3us tn Sort
Byron balten,
mo man BEN ST.
pref agen be,
trat. 5ter ersab
ft9, baB eth pers
ameifelter 8an1pf
fattgefnn beit
butte. Ser Ct
prebbote lag, aus
me6reren Dun,
bett blutenb, atrt
8oben, pabrenb
@elbpadete unb
S6mudia9ent
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9emtidb Gngliidbe gbmlc,
can &ntonip, Seras.

Mnerfannt tii9tise 2ebranitalt fir &naben
unb Mdbden felt breibig Sabren in reser
@irfIomfeit. 8prtreffihe Gebrfrsfte nnte,
bepabrter 2eituts. Der engliiden Spra9e
tpirp, fpie Der beutidem, boue &ednnug ses
traoen. auberbem 11nterri9t i'm Spaniidem.
@inigermaBen pprbereitete Sdiiler finben je,
bsrseit aufnabme. gdbere ausfnnft ertbsilen
Serr S. @roeS, 9rdiibent beS Stul : 8ors
fanoes unp 90 nj. Barbed, Direftor Der
glnftalt. tnw-
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Die benz GpngreKe porgelegte 8ez
toiaigungssBin fir ben biplomatif6en
limb Gonfulars9 ienft forbert bic Sums
me BON $780, 600.
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. s. paris. s. 81. &otbmea
PARIS 4 ROTHWELL,

pBotograpbif6es NteIier,
SEQ. II nnb Is Mef>g ommercesS traBe
San Nntonio. Sie aaerneueften @en=
res In photographer fem arsgefibrt,
ebenio elegant tpentt ni9t better, tpie
irgenb pel9e i'm State. 2ebensgroBe
@raDonsp ortraits unb ale 9lrtert BON
8ergr0berungen. @ebt eure 8ilber
ni6t 6remben, I'M iie p~ergroBern gu
lafen, ipenn bic Nrbeit bier bon berz
anttportli6en ainitlern CUR pollen 3u>
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben farm.
Wir lieferr r1tr @rbeit er1ter @lafe ab.
Nnii6ten bon @ebd1bert perben aufs
genommen unb ale Nuftrdee a~nberbalb
bes Iteliers prompt beiorgt.
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lpor0en uno ers
warb linn tn iei.
tten1 tteuen8ater>
lanOe eite srobe
81 II Ill b on
Sreunben. Die
%ftlmaufter be-
%fonoers, su berer
dlteiten Nnitebs
lern Mdrflin ges
B 0rte II IN
beren @rbe audi
fetne iterblt9en
(N TI.I
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Das f0nialiae @4lob.

auf 8emesunsen I'M beutiden 8olte
fdlieben, bic Ieiten8 Der leiteroen &reile
nnb namentlt9 BON @ilbelm II. mobl
beaftet merben iollten. Der fortl9reis
tente @eift Der 3eit ldBt ii9 3par 3ett'
fpeilis n%ieoerbalten, 9elan9t aber i9lieb,
lih bob gum Siege.
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29ie e. in BEN Waaen aeIanate.


iiet Naraen bereits auf Der 8iloHdde
eridienen. Gr 5tebt aud in benz 8er,
.oahte, IN @emeini9aft nit einem anbe,
rem Sn6ipiouam BEN tint September III
Der ytdbe bon Utica oeriibten Yoitraub
begangen 3u baben. Damals entpen>
.oeteu bie Hduber einem @~rpre6fpaaen
g. $1,000, iopie cine Gn3abl Snmeleu.
Bon berporra9enoen @ebet1npolisiitem
-tDtro tim bas 3eisnib ansseltent, Der
ner5ipeifeltfte nro furdtloieite gerbre>
der 81 ieiu. ben es je seseben, trobbeu1
feins Genberes ni6t barauf I6liebeu
IdBt, benn CT lit i6md9tis bon 5isur,
bat cine faft peiblide Stimite un6 trast
Ausensldier.
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Spmtbern Yacific : &abn.

u a brit. -
Na6 Stems rleats, 9oltton ut1b @alz
De1tDn AS 8orm. unb 9 100 Mbenbs.
Mnfmnft 7.
Won 9tepzS Orleans, 9pufton unb @al>
befton 700 8orm. u1tb 4 :05 Na6m.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 San Srancisco, 81 paio unb
eagle PaB......-....4:35 Na9m.
Mnfunft
8on San Sraneisco, 81 paio unb
eagle PaB .--........8:15 gorm.
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Gin semiafsr ,Gifem6a6mrdm6er.
@ie ct aiuatrean Der Gabrt lit eine,t gTs
breBs8 aQapn geIangte.

@ie Ct tuitrenn Der Tabrt lit eiieu CT
preBs@ aggon %gelangte.
guf Der 9trede Ser Seem g)orfer>
Geutralbabn lit fiir5li6 elm 8aubanfall
NIT ether &ibnbett ausgefibrt morbe11,
bic .tbres @lei6en iu9t.. Son Seem
gort mar Der 3ug 81 abeelalien NOR,
Sen, uel9er ttur Sitter Der Ntnericatt
r@rpreb So. bef0rbert limb oft @elber
nno Bertbsegenitanoe TN 8etrase bon
Wttliorett Dollars fibrt. St Der
Ndbe Ser Citation @oobsport b0rte Elm
3onbufteur Elm letleS 8feifen, porauf
ct auf bas etierne Sitter bsS @elSmas
gems fletterte uttb bur9 Elm God 1ab,
6urd weldeS er I'M Sn1ern bes 8a9s
CONS einen Mann init ether rotber
Masfe beuterfte. @let93eitig murben
rtebrere Repoloeri9ilie auf ibn absey
9eben, obne i'm jebod 5i treffen. Ser
&onoufteur CAB Dem 2ofomotipfibrer
6aS s3etdeu gum i9l1eQeren 5abren, lltr
ben Rduber am Nb1prineett at perbins
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g. u. & q. q. 8abn.

u babrt.
Na6 @albefton, Souton 11rtb guero
tdgli9 TIM ............9:558 orm.
gfa6 CORPUS gbrilti, &odport unb Bee
bile tdgli9 um ....... 80 Na6m.
Ga6 &errbiGe tdgli6, %ausgenommett
Sonntags, 100 Na9.
Mnfmnft.
Bon @alpetou, Sou1tor urb Guero
tdgli9 lint 40 Mberbs.
SON CORPUS Gbrifti, &odport unb 8ees
billie, tdgli6 Tim. .2.55 Na6m.
gon &errbi1e tdgli6, arsgenomntett
Sonntags. 9:45 gorm.
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Earmter.

nel6e neutrality-suspicious. gu fauz
fen wiini6en, folten ii@ at Sips&
9aarmannm enben, um beren er>
taunli6 niebrige 8~aarpreiie gu err
fabret.
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@uflens Mrntea Gable.

Die befe GaIbe Der Welt fur GHnitte, Aueti&uns
gen, @eS&pdre, Siebers unb autsauSi&Ids, Tle&te,
keiten ; tnrirt Sdmcrrkciben cher feine BeSahIuns.
B5Gtse 8ufriebenbett sdranttrt pber tas @eIb ptrt
sariderfattei. % Gents bic Saaatel. Bum 1ertanI
In allen Gpptbeten. abslpb Dretb, Gbompion & Co.,
Wbclefale,
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Giitnba9m Ta9r Yla11.
$. & 9. q. 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 ct. Souls bia Srpm Mountaim
ober 81. 6. S:.-.5. AS Morgens.
Ma6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
GDute -..........6:0 100 Mbenbs.
gta9 2arebD.. 1856 8prm.
M|nfnnt.
gon st. 2ouis, Srpn Mountain & so.
6. & :35 8Drm.
gpt ct. Souis, Sron Mountain & 30.
6. .10.00 Wbenbs.
Son 2arebp. 5:35 Nadm.
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sH 9errenz& leiber tperben mad
MaaB 1nter @arantie bes gnten SiBens
angefertigt bon $. %. Mbams,
Opera 9ouiez8 ebdube.
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I Goa1nmo 2adrerim. .
9enti9amerifantiaer Si9ter Ton aner.
faultteM SQIente.

Dttt Dem fiir5lid in Chicago p~eritor,
benen @bmunb Mdrflin bat baS
Denti9tbum in bteiem 2anoe einen fet<
ner toealften 8ertreter perloren. Da8
bebentenbe bi9tertl6e Talert bes Das
straightforward mar i6on BON Metitern
Dte nblanb atterfatttt un6 errnl11tert
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ma 6ibf6e Mustpabl BON 9rabat>
ten nnb Sblipien bel 8. %. u B ms,
Opera Souies@ ebdube.
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Gin rcnHsnsieer Grfrfs. Y.
60 f9;etbt Ser SER 4aitor u. Miltzime aus Sfefuaip.
Seras, it 9aitor 66nis's Ncrpeuz otarter gssen iold'
Geruo}itdt, wie fe mid seplast bat. Settbem i'd bielcs
@iittel nabm,. fible i'd roieosr nenidtid.
matters, Ssr.. IL. DIT. 1880.
Dor anbertba!b SobreH 5eieteu fi9 bel nteiuen,
Gohne bic eriten Symphonic bon epileptiidem Sd,.p;u.
bel unb pl6sltAes uEwobliein. flint oerfbiebene gerate
neri9aften feline geiiernng; I'M @esentbeil. iein !Sus
rner bdufiser yub ftarter, TO oaB er I'd lib boz, 4-6
ftarfe Mnfalle 5etann. Tajbesl ct bret f}laI6eu bon
r9aiEor a0iis's gerDen.StarfeI" eenentinen. bl,eben
Der msebiaim ie5r 5~niirieoer. @enrsE /. MiHer.
9t. 8 oIIenoa6 aus berielben Siabt enlpfie5lt
bag aJtittsI ebenio. t5eiI es ism .leDr uaste als a1ss
1ubere.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-17
LOCAL LINES.

DR.. Stanley says the cause of Mr.. Fair.
brothers death was apoplexy.
The body OF Michael Reynolds, who
died in New York, was brought to his
sistor's residence on Dexter street today.
Mrs. Elona jerks fell down stairs In the
Phillip block last night and broke her
arm.
Marriage intentions have been filed
here by William Henry LOWS and Mary
Wilson, both OF Boston.
William Fuller pleaded guilty TO being g
common drhnksrd and this morning was
given six months on the Farm.
The Emmets will play the second game
OF foot ball with the Thistle Juniors on
the formers grounds next Saturday.
Henry Herbert Pond OF "a Cherry street
died this morning, aged 10 years. The
funeral will be private and will be on
Friday at o'clock.
James Kelley, the we'll known marble.
worker OF Attleboro, called at the TRr.
BUEE ofico this morning and left q
generous supply OF shsmrocks trans.
planted from Ireland. He takes great
pride in cultivating the three. lea fed
emblem and distributing II to his friends
on st. Patrick's Day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-17
SPRlGS OF GREEN.

The electrics did a big business.
Did you sec the Lonsdaie Cavalcndef
The line saluted the TRfSuNE o6icc.
Main street was mass O. Humanity.
The Sarsfelds made good showing.
Mayor Carroll was kept busy raising his
hat.
Park'a Continental Band made the air
ring.
The Pawtucket City Band looked hand.
some.
1t was long march, but oil wers at the
finish.
Tha Holy Trinity parish was we'll repre-
sentcd.
st. Mary's large fleg fioated from the
school building.
General Brennan was one OF the hand
soonest men in line and he didn't appear
to know II.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
and the parish delegation were credit to
that part of the city.
Leonard j. Herman, NJ. b., Chief Mar
shal OF to-day's demonstration, was born
in Providence twenty seven years ago, and
after graduating from the public schools
OF his native city, attended st. Mary's
College, Montreal, and Holy Cross College,
Worcester. subsequently he graduated
from the Harvard School of Dentistry, but
followed that profession only year. He
next completed medical course at the
Univereity Of Worcester and entered upon
practice n.si in Cleveland, Ohio, later re-
turning to Rhode Island and finally locat-
ing in Central Falls, where he Is highly
esteemed and respected. lie is very popular
in social circles and Is physician for four
courts Of Foresters in this city and Central
Falls, two being of the American and two
of the order of Irish National Foresters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-17
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Supervisors for the coming election
were appointed rs follows:
First Ward-Republican, William l..
Bartlett, Richard M. Browning, David N.
Goddard. Democratic, James Vance, Jr.,
Thomas Leonard, Jr., William II, Multi
gan.
Second Ward Republican, Charles II.
Newell, Frank Nj. Borden, Jason Z.
Lawrence, Democratic, Francis Conlon,
Hugh McKenna, James Mather.
Third Ward-Republican, Claude w.
Perry, Reuben IL. Dexter, James L. Pier
son, Democratic, Francis Mullarkey,
John Radilin, Olney Coyle.
Fourth Republican, Charles r.
Winslow, j. Sewell Read, Charles Jarvis.
Democratic, Jarvis II. Wilkic, William
f. Dunn, Thomas II. Phillips.
Fifth Wari-Republicnn, John Harvey,
Adolphus +. Davis, George ID. Chapel.
Democratic, Joseph u. Hunt, Dennis
Holland, Peter J. Sherry.
John =. Kenyon and Robert Hewes
were appointed Special Constables.
Petition OF the Newell Coal and Lumber
Company TO put Lumber street in good
condition started anew the old fight on
committees and rules.
Davis wanted IL referred to the High
way Commissioner.
O'Reilly moved It's reference TO tho Com
mittee on Streets and Bridges.
A long wrangle then ensued in which
Alderman Winters insisted that this COM
mittee problem should be settled once for
all and then do business ina business-likc
manner.
II was pointed out that the members of
the Common Council violate the ordi-
nsnces every time they approve bill.
This had kind OF staggering effect on the
Republicans for when the Mayor again
said: "This matter Is referred TO the Com
mittce on Streets and Bridges" mono Of
them raised a murmur In opposition.
Some routine matters were disposed of
and MI invitation was accepted to Join the
Common Council in Joint Convention for
the election of Water Commissioner and
Surveyors OF Lumber.
Upon returning to the chamber OF the
Board of Aldermen, Aldermen Adams,
with long explanatory prepared speech,
presented resolution authorizing the
City Solicitor, on behalf of the Board of
Aldermen, to appear before the General
Assembly for the repeal of so much of the
city charter as provides for the Mayor to
preside at meetings of the Board OF Alder
men In Joint convention.
After the Mayor expressed his approal,
II was passed unanimously and the Board
adjourned.