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VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
PksS G Hhw RFsIpESSE Wv
on Tuesday. MAY TWENTYfouRTH, iss,.
Al FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will sell by public
The NoRTH FIFTEEN FEET FRONT BY THE
DEPTH THEREOF OF LOTS sou ARE 81.
brick house No. lI24 ID St. containing Z rooms
bath and cellar; elegant opportunity 10 secure a
home or 70 make an investment.
Terms liberal and made known at sale. A deposit
OF 500 required at the time of sale Terms 70 be COM
piled Will: in ID days from the day uf sale All convey
III FIJI 81 p ,as G5 kuc,opeer.
,Eo- W. sTICKNEY. AUCT., I4I6 n Y AVE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovEp
PRoPERTf, situate On SPRING STREET
STREET EXTENDED.
BY virtue q certain deed Of trust recorded in Lber
itsS folio l6l ct sea-, of the land records for the
Dis riot OF Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby. will offer for sale front
OF the PREMISES on SATURDAY. MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH. lsrs. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the fol-
Washington, District of Columbia TO wit: All those
pieces or parcels of ground designated lots one ID
division OF Pheasant Plains situate the north
tended excepting the portions Of lots TO 81 inclr-
Neyed bl Geeds recorded ia Liber l2p folio BIS and
Li6cr ~ folio i9. Of the land records for the Dis
uict of Columbia
Terms Of sale $500 cash to he Paid at time of sale
ana the balance IN one ID and two CD years, with
tcFest az he rate OF per centn per sn,iuln. payable
seni-innuaiiy and secured by deed 81 trust
Properly sold or ell cash, at the OPTION of the pur-
chaser Terms 70 becomplied with in fifteen days. or
tine property will be resold risk and of DEFAULT
ing purchaser after five days Reimbursement in The
myl7-eoe.. st6 aS II. ssFERIdiKSEy Trustees.
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RICHARD W. TYLER,
ROBERT @. RUTHEsfoRD. nv" Trustees.
E}0s h ST. NV

THE TERMS OF SALE OF THE ABOVE MrS.
1oped proierty not having been Complied with the
ssd propeTfy viii lie resold AZ risk and cgst Of the de-
isuitns pur,hrser on TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY
f.ooklh, ls.fs, at HAIF-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK r.
M IN trSnl q the premises The deFth Of the lot 10
I-O ieet inches instead at 100 feet , inches
roneoasly advertised above Term. aud eondfsto- -
Of trustees - ~'''e.
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u ATcLIFFE, DARR Il co. Aucts. $50 Pa ave. n. W
ALL OF LOTS l AND 2.
GhyrA DE NJ

The whole property IruHtiny ~ feet inches 9th
street and 80 feet inches sheet This property
IL admirably adapted TO advantageous subdivision
and IN n"ighborhood that is being rapidly and nicely
improved
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in and
two years from day Of sale, secured by deed OF trust
anu bearing per cent Ter auiuIn. Interest tsyaoc
deposit Of $500 on each lot Required tiile Of sale
Terms to he runplied with in fifteen days from the day
Of sale the right to resell the risk ami
cost Of the defaultny purchaser All cunvcyanr
and recording at the pIichas rs cost
m.SlNdSus kAI GLIEtE. DARR co.
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TRgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. 1.Sso RHODE ISLAND AyF-

ErF rN6 6RrHNM NJ ff AZ t hteIo ISLAND AVE
BY virtue of two deeds Of dated rpsp~rtvclv
s s :, TO- rs Tsoo,ded IN Liter ls folio
records of the District Of Columbia, and
an. and also by virtue Of decree duly passed 81
Lauty case No. l:S37S. the 9TH day of Derember.
iS.l We Nil sell, ~ front Of the PREMISES ON MON
DAY, APRIL TNEN1l-FIFrH. 1892 at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK y. NJ. part o. los X sonar.
24 fronting 81 feet the south side of Rhode Islani
avenue depth If 100 inches a wide .ll,y:
said ground having l0foot wide alley on the west
side thereof. improved by handsome modern threa
story and bsseinent brick residence, l.ss2 Rhods
Island avenue northwest
Terms: One-third cash: balance In .pa .,d t,-o
years. with interest," seured by deed Of trust on the
raperty or az cash az the option of the purchaser.
terms of sale not complied with in ten flO1 dnv.
the trustees reserve the right resell At risk and st
OF defauliing purchaser. COnveyancins and rccori-
ing ~ cost of rurchaser.
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR q CO.. Auc,ioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON FIRST lSTl STREET BETWEEN L AND
PlEkCE STREETS NORTHWEST. IN WASH
1NGrON. ID. G.
BY virtue of decree passed in the cause Of Rudolph
Eirhhorn aRainst Henry T.. Courtney and others
Eqmty No. leiI6 the undersigned. trustee. will
IN front OF the PREMISES. WEDNESDAY, THE
tlRST DAY OF JUNE. 4. ID. 1892 at HAIF-pAST
Five O'CLOCK T. NJ. offer for sale at rubc auction
III that real estate known lots Nos Al ~ and AZ in
W; H. Johnsons suldi yiSion Of square No. d90.
Terms Of sale: onethird 80 cash. balance OF pur-
chase money I'm six aud twelve months from day 81
sale for which the purchase purchasers shall give
nroinssory notes with interest from day of sale
all cash at the option the purchaser ptirchas-
FRS, ON ratification Of sale sales by the court No
deed given unit! all purchase ana interest shall
have been paid. deposit OF $50 will H. required ON
each lot when sold. All CONVEX anriug purchasers
cost Terms Of sale must be complied with within f-
teen days from day of sale.
RUDOLPH EICHHORN Trustee
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THOMAS DOWNING a son. Aacis. 6Iz = - n -.
TRUSTEES SALE or r,y,NyaBLE IMPROVED

riiapFRIS N"i-' We"
m ~ Nrtns o. deere 81 the supreme Court ~ the
docket RI the undersnei ~i Oder lor ssie a. a. ,,
Al the hSars e. .fas i Se ss n "a
and imrevements IA the city Of Mashinvtou bissfirt
on TTEsbsy, NAY TWENTY FOURTH. ls,e. =.
thru Cn. in slusTs nnmori ~is hundrci and ninsty
oEOl fronting - fee, New Jersey avrnne -.,utR.
p srts alley AMI a improved nv 81 s. n so.
30 Ns~ 9 1r, h9Sse hins premises No
As , en- 9e IA, nm day 4 ocok 10, nun.
az in saa.re u1mnered sik hundred and eishty tour
ir,n,ins ~ ,ei ,nches On DclawaTr avenue
beet, improved ly ronfortsbe h1sE dwciins house.
rs u sale & aT f cash SG and ,Ss in
Sen @ snnn Iro tse s :cr =, s'c With ,H'rs AZ
the option N , II r.. on the nroPT old g az q
required time Of sale on each p4,, ~ .r,,p,x Al
gSpn.ey ancins and recording at purchss-rs cost IL
day Z sac trustee TS. .efS the S1h % IN ten az
al rsA and Al % aeis M,,Ng Hrrha-r
'TRUsIkEs, sALE. % IslII.,.. 20 80. ----.-.
ls,r by the suIreme court Of the Dsir Il co mlg
Walt! S and r SsSS Nv waltz, W
PRsF F PAY OF MY issa a, hsif:
, ,ss ar, pgSe@. ell = Public auction the
nnmaTed ;hir, Ts sG ,s eEse e VII La
clalSoh ot nrlIanal lot numbered i've To- IN slu,ra
red thirty seven CD If the ,ity Of MaShinto
Mhi,h Is improved by two-story and basement lrick
h3nSe nearly new win modern imurpyemen,s
itrlis; Saih sale u TO b- made subject to ana the
iuiiasr Will snle ,l.f Of four thot-
sand dollars ga 400. sssure by i, f fr,is, IN all
premises. which beaTs Interest from the ,rh iaX n
Decenner ls'l the interest rayahle semi annually
on ne Oth ds! OF Jun. aud the 9TH day of Ds~mls.r
anu the lrin llal viii be due and paVale IN, the g6
day Of June. lSrB and the rysil,e 81 the ,nrb...
price Is @ .. aid ia cash. d- sit Of two huut.r~i
unllsls NrOO VIII e required at the time Of sale All
conNe. ancinS Will I've az the cost Of the unr-hasar
MfMAN l.. COLE. Trustee
Eendall building
JOHN J. JOHNSON. Trustee
,,,-,-S. $3.50. A.. :kpn ~. NV
myl-lSis -''-".
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RICHARD W. TYLER.
m,,..l Hss9rnr q. E IsE Trustee

MtiEp siAILs aAi.saAt.s sA.-n.-Is ,,aae
az VIII ~ heff fsrias issued ci.rki- ~
nee OF the supreme c0urf % the District OF conuiis
anu 70 me directed viii sl AT public SALE for sash
IN front % the cUQst hos~e door ct said D-trt ar,
TTvylhss,RM us SEVENTH DAi OF JUNE. isasi 81
TWELVE ocLDtk NJ, all the right. title slnin, anil
Interest vi the defendant a. and the following do
sred lr0.erty 10 wit; The ~tsi twenty q D frst az
lot numbered four 90 IN euarc numl~rrd IN i,un-
drs.l and MY sisi,i uossl. in The chs wssn.,n.
D'strfct OF Coiunia. with all and singular tire In.
prosencnts thers'n .-ized and leviss uIsn " the
proIerty OF Ezsth Flynn and will h. sold 10 satisfy
execution Nc. ,sl2 81 law favor Emma snlIi...s
snd Martha Burma pASIEI. NJ RAMsDT1iia HI ~
myf:nJe6 ''
EohsALE1AT riBLIc AUCTION. ON wEpNEs-
= nay ~ -. Isl ~ oslo'k y IA, lss J,rer,-
pssr TIE md q Tine Aqusact bris.c. gu Inc vsrss,,
sac ~ me Iotoilar. Possessing txif1sud wsf.1r
ru. AM cse.SisG view Il tl sity and river sitnais
- 49, 1890 ~ 4. se T.i osed bride The fhrsr Sis
fs ,s-i'is and ~ the tins 81 sls.tris ~ ilr,.1
irom washington % Arlington. Thsre IL a vanshie
ssope quarry u,ssl the prcisrfy. The land h -.I
under de,d q trust ami ~ii e. sid ni- ssnielT :,
dress 4 srf- -, ~ -
"sAH l3n Fs-Av.
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~ BEING LOT f. SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE
"a. IN WASHINGTON CITY, DC, FRONT
ING On o AND FIRST STREETS SOUTH
EAST
Under decree of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, passed in Equity No. II, PA (Shi.ds
VS.. Young ct al }, we will sell at public auction ia
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, MAY TWEEN
TI-FIFTH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot mum
bere four "a, in square south " square numbered
seven hundred and forty -four CAD. in Washington
city. ID. G.
Terms One-third cash. and residue in and two
Years from day of SALE with interest payable semi
annually for which purchaser will give notes. all
cash, desired 200 deposit required at time of sale.
Fifteen days given TO comply with terms, and all
yeyanCing at cost of purchaser
JOB BARNARD,
800 9Th st. n W. I r-.
WILLIAM MILLER, Z trustees
4S6 La. W
THDS. f. WAGiAMAN. AuCtiOnaer. my13-dkds
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hiNiSuNus Ur2 I'd 81. n W.
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts, 9Th and ID SITS. n. W

lssl2 at ONE O'CLOCK p. ". at our auction rooms,
800 SHARES OF STOCK IN TIE LANSTON TYPE
MACHINE COMPANY.
Terms cash.
nylS-.n DCNCANSON BROS Aucts
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & co. Aucts. $50 Pa. ave. n. v

A WELL SELECTED AND ASSORTED STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES BY
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ESrABLIsHED GRoCERI STAND AT THE
STREETS NORTHWEST
This stock; whi,h is complete, consists in rart Of
TEAS, SLICES, STARCH. TOILET AND LAUNDRY
SohP, YEAST AND BAKING POWDERS, PICKLES
SAUCES. CANNED GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
FLOUR, SALT FISH, COAL OIL AND CANS. VIM
EGAR; CIGARS AND TOBACCO, BRUSHES AND
BRODMS. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE AND A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE AND
STAPLE GROCERIES
on MONDAY I0RNING. MAY TwENTY-THIRD.
NV At len o,CLoCk 4. NJ. we will sell at tho
STORE ABOVE NAMED all the goods contained
there. which we partly enunerate above. The trade
and private buyers invited
myl1-iSds RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aurts
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FOUR HUNDRED SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE BhlGHTwOoD RAILROAD
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE
FIRST iORTGAGE BONDS OF THE SAME
On MONDAY. NAY TWENTy-THIRD. A. d. 1899.
at one O'CLOCK p, We will sell within OUR
SAILS ROOMS, $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST, at the request of the holder of the
collateral notes. 70 the highest bidders, the above
STOCK AND BONDS.
Terms cash RADCLIFFE, DARR CO..
nyl6-d Auctioneers
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/ ATIMER L SLOAN, Aucts.. I407 q 4.

I ATlMER SLOAN. Aucts.. 14O7 q st.
5000 CHOICE PLANTS FROM j. r. FREEMAN
On rR,p,v NOR Al AZ AUCTION 2N;,vr>r,rr,, ,S,.,
commencing Mt ELEVEN O'CLOCK, At auction
roonls we shall sell large and choice collection
howeriny plants of every description.
ny1S-2t LATIMER 4 SLOAN, Aucts.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Anctionsers.

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE BETWEEN ski ii
AND SEVENTH STREETS OPPOSITE PUBLIC
RESERvATION) NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIVE, AT
SIX O'CLOCK 7. NJ. shall sell in front If the
premises Tot ~. in square 442 havns 20 feet front
by average depth of about II feet inches, making
very desirable building lot and should command the
attention of myers.
Terms of sale: Onethird rash, balance in six and
ten months. for notes hearing interest from day of
sale and secured by deed of trust on the property
sold f.p0 down when PROPERTY Is struck or All
nH SfsySIs + EurStI,fT co .uc.
r ATCLIrFE. DARR co. Aucis.. go Pa av H. w.
TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE No. 1916 SECOND
STREET SOUTHWEST By AUCTION.
On FRIDAl AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1892. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
we will offer tor sale by public auction in front of the
SUB LOT 3d. SQUARE 5g7.
Fronting 1?11 feet ON 2d street between NJ and n
streets sou,hMcstby the depth ,heleof inprov by
two-story brick house.
Terms: Over and above incumbrance of $500
cash, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 300 at time Of sale Terms be complied
with III hfteen days from day OF sale the right to
sell at the rish and cost of the defaulng purchaser Is
rtserved All ctnveyancne. recording. &c., at the
myiD-si&is KATCLIFFE. DARR h CO.. Aucts.
r ATCLiFFE, DARR co. Aucts. $50 Pa. ave. N W.
VERY VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHEAST BY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON MAY TWENTY
SIXTH. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, WE WILL.
SELL BI PUBLIC AUCTION. IN FRONT OF THE
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DATCLIFfE. DARR CO., Aucts., go Pa. av NV
wELL-KEPr HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BY AUCTION,
BEING OUR REGULAR
WEEKLY DISPLAY OF

AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. IN FRONT OF OUR
NO POSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
WEATHER. GOODS MUST BE SOLD
RATCLIFFE, DARR l. CO.,
my192t Aucts
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OF LIE DROIT PARK

Fronting 90 feet Florida avenue. with depth OF Al
feet. and improved by handsome brirk house con
tanning 10 rooms and bath.
Terms: one-third cash. balance i'm one and two
years, with notes beating interest the rate of per
cent per annun and uret, 10y deed of trust upon
the premises Sold or all cash. at the option of the ur-
MI conveyancine &C. At the cost Of the pure haser
Terms To be complied with in fifteen days the DAY
Of sale the rt Ia resell the risk and cost of the
dcfauting purchaser l. reserved
nlyl1-lSdS RATCJIFEE DAPR 4 IN auc,s
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Y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO. .Aacts.. $40 Pa ave.

VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On FLORIDA AVENUE, BEING THE BRICK
TEN-RooM AND BATH THREE-STORI
H3uSE 40; COB FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH: 1892. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
We Will offer for sale in front of the premises
PART OF LOT 81.
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y ArcLlFFE, DARk 1 CO, Aastioneers.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPrORY SALE OF CAR
LOAD OF GOOD WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
PA
On FRIDAY, MAY TWENTIETH 1892 at TEN
O'CLOCK NJ. we will sell in Horse and Carriage
bazaar IN TIE rear of Gl2 and Ga St. load of
good NOrE Horses and Mares
my16-4t THOMAS BOWLING & son. auc,s
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
PERSONAL ITEMS.

James Hirchcliffe of Valley Falls is in
New York.
Joseph Means of this city Is at his cot
tage at Crescent Park.
Editor McElroy is i'll at his mot hers
residence In Providence.
DR.. Gaylord and family are at their
Summer home in Chepachet.
Miss Josephine Barrett OF this city has
been visiting friends In Fall River.
RThe Newell Cottage at Shawomet Beach
is completed and Mr.. Newell will move in
this week.
w. ii. Ashton and j. ii. Worthington of
Delany's tea store are on a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Katie Daley and Miss Margaret
Mulligan of Providence spent last week
In this city.
Miss Mary McKenna OF Valley Falls will
enjoy the surf breezes of Newport for the
ensuing two weeks.
Walter M. Brown OF Valley Falls left
Saturday for two weeks stay at Prince
Edwards Island.
The Misses Maggie md Lizzie Smith OF
Main street are spending their vacations
at Narragansett Pier.
Oliver ii. Baxter OF No. fire station is
on his vacation at Bullock's Point, and
James Ryan is acting as substitute.
Miss Edith Pervear and Miss Ria Dun
ham of this city are spending a few days
with Miss Millicient Leete at Shawomet
Beach.
Mrs. David O'Brien, her son, Joseph
and Miss Ellen McDermott, all OF this
city, have gone to Ocean Hotel, Newport,
to rusticate for week.
William and George McGunnagle OF
Valley Falls and John Baker of Lonsdale
arrived In New York Saturday from the
steamship Etruria OF the Cunard line.
The party of young men from this city
who spent week last Summer at Block
Island have made arrangements to go
again this season and will depart the first
week In August.
Superintendent Corcoran OF the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company started
today for short visit to st. Johns, New
Foundland, accompanied by superintend-
ent McGeever of Lowell, formerly OF this
city.
Mrs. William Gillian, Mrs. John Jolly
and Mrs. James Murphy OF this city are
on the committee on reception and enter
tainment OF the Summer festival for the
benefit Of st. Joseph's Hospital tomor-
row afternoon and evening. Miss
Deborah Knox Of this city will give read
ings, and the boys of st. Aloysius Asylum
will give a concert.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
1000 PEOPLE SAW 1T.
The Sarsiield Hurting Club Defeated by the
Fail Rivers at Rocky Point.

The sarsneid Hurting Club Defeated by the
Fall Rivers at Rocky Point.
The excursion OF the Sarsfield Hsrling
Club to Rocky Point yesterday was a
pleasant one.
After good dinner the hurting teams
with their friends proceeded to the ball
field where the Irish hurling contest was
TO take place. The Fall Rivers were cap
tanned by james LOBBY and the Sarstield
OF this city by Robert j. Casey.
The Fall River men won the toss and
played with the wind. In the first play of
20 minutes the Fall Rivers made one goal.
In the second play the overpowering heat
got the better OF the Pawtuckets and they
only secured two points, while their op-
opponents scored three more goals.
John Hanlon OF Lonsdale, who was
playing in the Pawtucket team, met with
an accident few minutes before the game
was finished, the stick OF an opposing
hurler accidentally striking his face and
cutting his nose quite severely. The
game was witnessed by over 1000 people.
Frank o'Reilly was umpire for the Sars-
fields and John Weir for the Fall Rivers.
Frank Byrne of Providence was supreme
judge and Thomas O'Brien timekeeper.
Ate O'Clock the Pioneer in charge OF
Captain Pond came after the Pawtucket
people and the result was a grand moon.
light sail, arriving home at l0:i5 o'clock.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11

n. nrsp tns repors was sv0o,,o.. w.sa
credulity, but few inquiries among the
press representatives convinced the men
that IL was right. Little groups gathered
at the street corners, and the situation
was discussed In low, but earnest tones.
The hot headed strikers were at first
disposed to be q little defiant. and there
were occasional declarations that even the
militia would be opposed. but when IL was
learned that the division ordered ont num-
bered 5000 these declarations promptly
gave way to "Oh, well, we have beat the
Pinkertons, anyway" They did not
dare TO come" and thus consolation was
found In the reflection that the most hated
enemy of organized labor-the Pinkerton
guards-had been Obliged to confess de-
feat and give up the battle. The leaders
OF the strikers were unusually uncom-
municatjve. I'VE cannot talk" was the
response TO all interrogations. Later the
opintbn was freely expressed by the rank
and file that the militia would be received
by no hostile demonstrations. and that an
armistice would be declared until after
their departure. But they will have to
60 away some time" said the leader Of
little group "and. when they do, we
would like to sec them run the mill non
union"
This utterance fully expresses the situ-
alton that will be ushered in by the adj
vent Of the militia. AS long as the militia
men are on the ground there will be no
opposition from the strikers and no vio-
lent demonstrations. But when the mil
itia Is withdrawn, the strikers will swoop
down upon the non-unionists, who may
be installed in their places. and the latter
Will Rs Rent to Pieces.
This is undoubtedly the plan of the strikers,
and the fear OF their leaders now Is that the
Carnegie company will hasten to install
non. union workmen Immediately upon
The arrival OF the militia. II his be done,
great vantage would bc gained by the
company In the possession and occupancy
of the mills. and, as an opportunity
would doubtless be afforded them to
bring in arms for the defense Of their
workmen. the strikers would be at great
disadvantage on the retirement of the
militia.
The horrible fear has taken possession
Of the strikers that the company might
even sneak In Pinkerton men, disguised
as workmen, while the militia held posses
sion, and as such move would mean
practical triumph over the strikers, the
suspicion has caused great perturbation.
Altogether, the strikers are In very un-
easy frame of mind, and their anxious
faces give evidence of their excitement.
1t is possible that feeling of desperation
over the prospects may cause the hotter
headed to counsel violence to the militia,
but it is safe to say such suicidal policy,
II endorsed by the more ignorant work
men, will be carried out only in the face
of determined opposition from the leaders
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
SHOULD OBEY ORDERS.
Mayors Opinion as to
ri Solicitors Letter.
SAYS COURT WILL ANSWER.
At All Events Mr.. Barneheld Should
Follow the Boards Instructions.

Mayor Carroll went to his summer resi-
dence near Phenix Saturday night and re-
turned to the city this forenoon.
Shortly after he returned TRIBUNE
representative called upon him to get his
views upon the letter sent to him by the
City Solicitor relative to the application
to the Supreme Court on points of law.
"Who told you received letter from
Mr.. Barnefield" asked His Honor.
"Why, it was published in local paper
Saturday afternoon" said the TRIBUNE
| representative.
"ls that so? Let me see !" said the May
or, picking up the letter from his desk;
| "this was mailed TO me at Z 80 o'clock Sat-
urday evening. Evidently then it must
have been furnished for publication five
or six hours before it was sent to its des-
| tination."
In regard to the matter itself, however,
the Mayor said he thought it was not
| question Of idle curiosity but one of grave
import to the city, involving as it does not
only an outlay OF several hundred dollars,
but also the construction of the Charter
In the matter Of withholding from the
Mayor right to refuse to approve pay
rolls, schedules or bills against the city.
"rhe decision in index j. j." said the
Mayor, "on which the City Solicitor bases
his opinion refers entirely to private
property, rights of private individuals,
not the Legislative acts OF any municipal
body. There is no doubt in my mind
that the court would make a distinction
in such matters and would render a de-
cison in so grave question.
But whether it does or not, it is Mr..
Barnetields business to obey the orders
OF the Board OF Aldermen and permit the
Supreme Court to give its own decisions.
1t is the Courts duty to decide question
OF law as it sees fit after it is presented" )"