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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
IYIT ATofS AND VEG TT. BLES

-'sNDf 7
S,sis u,~t.. art Coming, to,wNf8a quite freely. and
rccefYsSw nrggs nCma sa,, new
also little lo~er tsfisc ~ California new
is working our slowly about ~ ~ 80 Dbl. latter
cxt,eme thea do not compare at all fvorsbly with ohef
new being Of undesirable variety ando cnlcd Sweet
po,aoes a,c abou, out OF market Brmudn onions have
dIopptd 20 81 rs. under excessive eeeipts southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

cabbaecs in large supply and closing weaker with outside
quotations extreme Green pas show considerable" a.
cline. under lace arrivals from North Carolina and far
Southern are now hardly worth shipping string beais
lower under larger supplies Florida tomatoes Ney plenty
and mostly OF common quality bulk Of sales at our reduced
quotations but fancy nfee would bring premium Of DER
hap- 2JdJ0r crat'. BcetS ca-cr. squash much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
DRIED FRUITS,

Receipt- for week 25o2 pkes; exports for week $3.50
Snce the embargo on cN0Irratd opllt- wa. ~
moved by the Hamburg auorte, there haNc ben arse
&C. ran orders and the market J. ruling fsfy active anu
h,.,nr Sun.drod aplie- rrmsI duh and Easy thops
st.,dy Vey. little doing In southern peaches Ea-p-
,r ,n Light supply and strong. few crapostfd selling
m 10 l0ec. Other snail fruits quiet, taSynia apr
cots and PEACHES In good l9DblhY uemal" ""i "rh'
p,nncs steady aud moving moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
NEW BUTTER.


Receipts for week 22,ooS boxes. Export 1872; ;p
boNo. Afttr the sailing OF the m!dweeks steamers ths
market Quoted down considerably and there wa, decided
loss Of before the close Of the week Yesterday ana
TO-DAY business was light but market held up
largely by the purchases OF shipper White cheese
stl the lad and fancy lots brought 10 PC
generally TO-DAY Special combinations Of coord were also
held OF that fancy lots went nj 1910. small
full being little scarce brought lO''c quito
r,atly Under erode cheese showing some mort are ~.
cyred aud bring relatively good prices Some OF tho
best Of ITorkmer part skins sell az "d?Ac ~ IN.
stances 9ic Of the thcnango night milk skins
arc fairly saable 7d7iac Close skins are duh aud
low old have had free movement and ore now In
small stock. Liverpool cable 54d5es.
NEW CHEESE.
S,ato factory full cream large s1c white fine dln,
State factory. full cream. fair 10 prime. ?tdlOh
STATE factory full large size coored me a.
Stare factory light SKINS iierkmer Co. choice ";
Stat factory part skins, Herkimer Co., common . 49, -
.
State artory. part skins. Chenango aud ncighboF' =,
State factory part skins TAI. u good o.
State factory jnrt skins common.
OLD CHEESE
State factory full cream. fancy. !I*di2
State factory full Groom. fair % fne......lo uii7
EGGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending May TO- 1892

Rcceipts Tor thc wcck-Bcans, 90 bbls peas II coo
,ush. ENpoltS-Beaas ol2 pkg, pca> 2,55J bhls. Inn
)ortS - bags Of beans Buyers have taken hold Of
Marrow beans very slowly and there has been dragging
adc at weakct prices choice marks quoted al the
O-e q. 81 9JGS2 but the outside figure Is reached only
II small way. Medium In lighter receipt ADD a shade
Pea also held little stcadicr Very little doing
white kidney. yellow eye Lima. Rather more rcd
idney arriving AID The absence Of important demand
au>cs pressure To sell trecn peas quiet but held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

NtTS-Ptonufs uuc. No tic for fancy hama pictrd
and 2d3ac for farmers Spanish shcrd quoted at eao+c
Tor No No. .. 3.aic; Virginia No shcled G'li NJ
4c and No. 9 ut 2do4c.
BEr.sWAX-suppy ligat but demand small and market
m hanged; southern quot d at 2Td21Lc.
MAPLE SUGAI,-Nrw in light supply. but demand
small and primo stock Is not quotabe above &c only
small peddlnc sales higher Syrup quiet at SOC 6jc per
gal. out.iGe for choc'
MILK AND CREAM
The daily receipts Of milk and cream at the df
fercn railroad distributing points IN and the city for
the week have follows: Erie. S04 OF milk
,. cans OF condensed milk and 2 cans OF cream Penn
syivania Pouphkcepsic and Poston As u milk
susquehanna 1918 cans OF milk and Is OF cream; ;
Iackawann1. 3 225 or milk and AZ Of cream
NewYork Central and Harlem 2.251 % milk. ~
cans Of condensed milk and cans OF cram New-York
City and Northern, 99t OF milk; New-HiNcn and
Hartford. 500 OF milk Ontario and Western. 2,3l
cans OF milk and 29 cans OF cream West shore. 1,Goi
cans OF MILK 12l Of condensed milk ana
3, cans Of cream; Ncw.Jersey Central 800 cars
o. milk and II Of cream: and ly mi'cel-
aneous short routes. LOCO cans Of milk and Is cans
Of cream The total daily supply has been ~ 45e cans
OF milk. III OF condensed milk and go cans of
cream. The demand for the surplus has been fair at
81 40 can OF forty quarts. The MIX Exchange price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

Receipts for week. ,0i6 pkgs. Exports for week.
20 pkes Immediately following last weekly report
price, settled little lower but by Thursday the denand
began to take the stock clO~ry that >tradcr feel
Ing was developed. and the market ha, since been In
pretty good shape. Recc pts showing nut little III
irase and the reports Of heavy a> and bad road In The
West make 1t doubtful II the supply viii hardly equal the
waits Of the trade another week. There thought
Of asking any money for Goods but the feeling il
fairly nm and the market Is expected to clean nicely
STATE and Pennsylvania creamery OF fancy quality either
IN tubs pals. selling Gle but unless It. Is hne
cnouGh for highest trade prices at zoe qua
below" Fancy Elen aud marks OF separator goods
from other localities even basis, ana we
quote them together at 2c Fir-ts moving out pretty
Wen at lou20c. Soco?ds and thirds slow. state dairy
half tubs active and firm with fancy quality selling at
2Oc and medium to prime at 1870 Welsh tubs would
nave 10 be selected closely 10 exceed De some fi
INES selling at Use. No improvement In the qualiti OF
NE imitation creamery factory goods and sales SLOW
Old butter getting In small compass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

OF $40 bags Baltimore 1924 bags New-Orleans, 1'oSo
bags Total. 100 o03 bags 49, - -.
CoTToNThe spot market quoted quiet ana e"sy AS ~
bales FOR consumption. Receipts at the port were o
bales against IL 246 bales this day last week ana lVeo
bales this time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11


live sprlng cickcs sell well w"ll and fat. but
the market is better supplied snni and medium sizes
and these ore dull Fowls are meeting pretty good
demand az l3c. Young ro0stcrs -tcdy at nc, ana old
reosters bring The. Ducks and geese slow Pigeons
ye,ksr cacsp. 70, r%s old f DIE supply ~, Of This fen
dressed fowls noted IN our ost report gave way TO
stroneer rket Wednesday under considerable de-
mand outoft pnts. which proved suihcicnt 10
clear up acounuatOns and put the market ~ much bet
Ter shane Prices 12l2Hfr. and have since
gradually stinened to l3sc at which the phrket Gloss
steady. Turkeys onf hrr. CHOICE spring
dncks close about steady Spng chickens are very
scarce and wanted fun prices. squads quiet and barely
stady. ,. -. -.
The game laws Witch took effect last week, max"
a. Illegal to sell -ipe poyc curlcw and shof' bias
BETWEEN January aud September In his state, and wc
L...oAuf lnnDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

VOU CAN SAVE MONEY by placing your
orders with for Csrpcts, Rugs Furniture MatERe.
ANDREW LISTERS SONS.
$50. CAS- 0l7. 940 Eiehth.sve., near Scth-s6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11

Receipts for week 4i0 bales; exports. = Males
imports bales The absence of Important demand from
any has kpt the market In DUH weak eonM,on
AS rule holden are not urging saes and sefn nrin'd
70 await the developments Of the next few weeks lev
dealers however stock for sale and they orc willing
70 make concessions In price 10 do business Marty all
L.. mn nfa
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
SHE'S SWEET SIXTEEN.

How Her Friends Helped Her TO
Celebrate the Occasion.
AT No. 1918 Presa street last night
Miss Louisa Without, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Without, celebrated
her 10Th birthday anniversary with q
large party of friends. The young
lady received among other presents
the following: Album, banneret, five
dozen handkerchief. a Mexican work
and silk handkerchief, pillow shsms,
dressing case, two card receivers,
birthday card, three beautiful fans,
four vases, a parasol, two cups, q
pitcher, dressing mirror, book and
case of pertumery.
Dancing, games and Rotations
were the order of the evening, inter
spersed with piano and orchestra
music and singing. Master August
Without and sisters, Misses Mary and
Ida, gave recitations that were well
delivered and very much appre.
ciated.
Among the ladies in attend
ance were Mrs. Glacier, Mrs.
Gayle, Miss Slavin, Miss Risch,
Misses Pingel, Lindahl, List,
Setter, Dresch, Schmidt, Gittinger,
Mrs. Runge, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. James,
Mrs. Dresch, Kuehner, Baumgarien,
Altweln, and the gentlemen were
| Messrs, Hernandez. Garcia. Leal,
Slaven, Doerr, Schmidt, Without
| Altwein, Harding, Gittiuger, Lempke,
Shore, Runge, Hauser, Baumgarten.
Maesch, Glaeser, Billac, Kuehner
and others.
Kuehner's band furnished the mu.
sic.
| At midnight fine supper was
served the guests IN the spacious din
| ing room.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
MILITARY NOTES.

A cricket game has been arranged
between the San Antonio and Kerr
willie elevens for tomorrow. 1t will be
played on the lower parade grounds
at Fort Sam Houston and will un-
dou btfulIy be hard and long con-
tested match az both teams will have
their best players on the grounds.
The grounds at the post are the best
i'm the city for that game owing TO the
fact that there are but few rocks on
them to impede the ball.
The wire sfence around the young
shade trees in the upper post is good
way 10 prevent visitors, cattle and
children from tearing them down and
preventing the grass from growing on
the path worn across that plot. The
young trees planted this spring
are all growing well.
The hose carriage of company num-
Der was up at the post yesterday to
allow Captain Summerhayes, post
uuartermast ter, to try the nozzle be-
longing at the post.
A very fine concert was rendered
by the 23rd infantry band at the mill.
tary post last night. The program
was splendid.
The Sunset Social club will give
their regular weekly hop at Muth's
pavilion tomorrow night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
RAILROAD SPIKES.

A reporter for the LIGHT called
upon Mr.. H. o. Skinner, general agent
of the Street Stable Car company, this
morning with q view of ascertaining
how the orders tor his cars are keep
ing up. He states that a major por-
ton of the stock cattle movement to
the Territory and Nation has been
shipped out of southern Texas. AL
though he has several large orders
vet untitled for stock cattle shipments.
He also states that he has orders tor
several trains on the various lines for
beef cattle shipments, and ne has
been requested to call upon some rail-
road officials in northern Texas to
arrange the location of his cars go as
TO move these beef cattle shipments.
They will start to move about the 10th
instant.
He is very sanguine of being placed
in q position to keep what equipment
that he now has in the state fairly
busy right along.
The cars will be placed on the diff
ferent lines in such position that
within "a hours notice shippers can
secure same.
This is the pioneer company Of
Texas and has always given the best
of service. Their popularity 10 borne
out by the large percentage of orders
over any other class Of cars, as can be
ascertained by any one by calling
upon the transportation departments
of the railroads, or circul ,ting among
the cattle men.
LITTLE NAILS.
Mr.. A. ]. Ratcliff travelling passen.
ger agent of the Union Pacific, and
Mr.. F. r. Semple, trveling freight
agent of the same road arrived in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. H. o. Skinner leaves tomorrow
for Fort Worth and Dallas on bust
ness.
About two hundred students of the
st. Mary's college this morning al
1880 O'Clock TO spend the day picnick-
ing. The Arkansas Pass gave them q
special rate. they filled three
coaches.
r. A. Hamphill, representing the
Atlanta Constitu ton, is in the city
and guest of the Maverick.
The west side of the 8. P. passenger
depot platform is being repaired
The old boards taken up and new
ones put in their places.
The Southern Pacific have made
change in the passenger schedule 81
follows: No. Is Will leave FOR the ives
at 1880 o'clock q. M, instead of 1880
No II will arrive from the west q
5:l5 p. m, instead of Sis p. m; q
heretofore.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
STATE PRESS OPINION.

"Norton's Intelligencer: "San An
tonic did the handsome thing by the
editors of the Lone Star state at the
recent press convention. Right dear
ly do the newspaper men love the
Alamo City and It's hos pitable people.
The attendance from the different
points of the empire was good and all
seemed more intent upon business
than pleasure; nevertheless there was
plenty OF both engaged in. The well
come speech of Col. IL. b Andrews
was the happiest vein of the happiest
OF men, and the response of President
J f. Mitchell surpassed any preced-
ing effort of the kind and was sur
prise to himself as we'll as to the as
ISOLATION. He doomed up and illu-
minated during the session. William
Ferguson, of the San Antonio Demo-
crat, and others, made able addresses.
The various papers and discussions
were interesting. Great is San Anto-
Mo, and her nospiLable citizens are
always good to the press of Texas
aud with their pens they Will write
and write on her praise Tor hundred
years"
Boerne Post: "If the press of Texas
does its duty it will use it's best
| efforts to defeat the reelection OF
every member eff both senate aud
legislature of the Hogg regime be-
| cause they did not pass an apprOprt'
alton bill to pay the IS 20 still due
each paper tor put fishing the consti-
tutional amendments. Comptroller
M'Call did all he could to induce
them to do 1t, but they would not
Newspaper men have thus to wait
wear and a halt for their pay for worh
done. A few days in session sutficetf
for the Legislators to arrange tor theil
own pay, but poor printers have al
ways 10 wait the pleasures OF the big
cockalorums.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
A Great Success.

The ladies of the Prospect Hill Bap.
fist church gave q delightful concert
and festival at their church last
night. The former was tree and
drew an immense crowd. The ice
cream and other refreshments drew
S33 ~ from that crowds pockets, oil
which about $50 was clear profit
Part of this money will be sent to
Buckper's Orphan asylum at Waco,
aud the remainder kept here for
charitable uses.
The concert was we'll carried out
and received its due applause from
the audience. The sunfOwer song
executed by children who peeped
through holes representing sunfioa
ers, and whose voices gave forth some
lovely mvsic. PantOmime entertain
ment, recitations and songs constitute
ed the program.
The yard adjoining the church was
decorated with Japanese lanterns
hung about in very becoming ant
tasteful manner.
The ice cream gave out several times
during the evening, so great was tn
demand for 1t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
Telephone Exchange Disabled.

The cause of the alarm of fire turn
ed in last night by Mr.. Ernst Rische,
corner of Houston and S5. Mary's
street, was the burning out OF the
switch boards IN the telephone office,
opposite the Belkuap Rifles armory.
A guard wire of the San Antonio
street railway broke at the corner of
Soledad and Houston streets, and
crossed with a telephone wire in one
OF the cables. By this means 800
wires were disclosed aud rendered
useless, the telephone company being
made today to operate there ex-
change or until the damage is re-
paired.
The fire was distinguished by mem
bers of the Belkusp Rifles before the
fire department arrived.
The telephone girls got out OF the
front windows on the tin awning
when the fire began.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
The CODIne Parry.

Last night at her residence, 62l
Houston street, Mrs. J. d Cobine gave
a delightful party In honor of her
daughter, Miss Lizzie Cobine, Miss
Anita MyrIck and Miss Annie Hahn.
AS one Of the young ladies remarked,
"they had beautiful time"
Those honored with Invitations were:
Misses Julia Kurka, Emily Myrick,
Limo Hannich, Katie Hannich, Annie
Blind, stella Lilly. Lille Setfel, Fan.
ME Ssffel, Lizzie Eekenroth. Messrs.
Curtis, Herman, Heitgen, Welker,
Cans, Proll, Shott, Kurka, Casell,
GABRIEL, Dullnig, Tengg, Holz,
SohulSe, Corning, Hsueisen, Hutzler,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
1000 Fine Crush Roses sc Each!
Last Week or the Greatest Shoe SALE

Ever heard of in Texas! Bigger Bar
gains, and Better Ones.
Ladies Fine Dongola Oxfords at Csc!
Childs' Extra Fine Dongola Spring Heel
Oxfords, 5.to IN, 95; s 10 IoH, SI.Io IL
to ?, SI.25.
Youths Fine Grain Spring Heel But.
ton Shoes at I.25, sold elsewhere $I.75.
Ladies' Russet Oxfords at IT'S, worth
$3.50 and
MANY ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
ON OUR 25c, 4Sc, 75c, Csc. $I.25 and
$I.4S BARGAIN COUNTERS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
KEEP Youa EYE en- US

We have turned our shoe depart
ment loose; shoes must go; prices no
object. Sale begins Monday next.
5l93t JoSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
SAVED.

What? Honey. How? By waiting
for the grand clearance sale Monday
next. 80, 80; 5 10 st JosKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
ANOTHER FIRE.

A serious confiagration may be avoided
by the use of those Reliable" gasoline
stoves, which can be used for either gaso-
line or coal oil. H. Schultze, Jr. on Hous
ton street, is selling them. IA I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
FAMILIAR NAME.

Tolle DG Nord. Everybody knows
they are IL lie ginghams, lOc is oul
price for few days.
5 II st JoSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19
PANTS AT COST.

Our entire line to close out.
5l75t YOUNG & ARNOLD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-19

That we are headquarters on every
thing we carry. We are agents for the
SURPRISE GASOLINE STOVE, the latest
Improvement in the gasoline stove busi-
See it and you will use no other. We
have the celebrated Leonard Cleauable
Refrigerator, IS points of superiority
over all others. Tinware, woodenware,
lamps, crockery etc. Bargain sales every
week. wagner & Chabot
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-13

= I---".I|E I7IIy IT0W III".CCnN,
composed principally OF tn, employees Of
G. +. Nugcnt & Co, got stranded In this
city last night, one of the uancrs getting
twisted in The marrow gau-.' third rail.
The party were feeling pretty blue, after
tclephonmg to North Attlcbnr 600 cancel
thc turkey supper and dance awaiting
them 10 tEo Wameutta .io, .-, when one
OF them c,picd q PawtH,s.. friend who
let thgm into the Sarsf.la Hall where thev
cancel ultil o'clock
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-13

The greatest fuel and the cleanest range in the
world. Used and endorsed by the Boston and New York
cooking schools See references We have hundred
Ranges of other makes taken in exchange for from FIVE
fifteen dollars Our block is finished The work of life
time Our career telsthe story.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-13
Moxtgag ee's Sale.
207 Main Street.

VIII be sold at Public Auction uu tnr glh
day Of Fcbrunry, IS. - I..-. af I.u'rIuel. 80. ui.
nj the store located so to...I Uruau street iu
the village of Central IgI-. Iu II. Town o..
fJncoin' in rstI ,Durtvtr.f stlfp .. yIftH.
Of the power uI sale contained lu g. cDit' .r
deed of mCit.Ire. made ana executed JOS
Leon Bolivcr lI--ouupftn pud IuugpI Ialalt.
dated Sepfctu "cr -tn, 5. - l.Il gud recorded
in Book No - at Page .hI az ItrrOuyl
property records goo trc CITY Oi rvtuclct lu
said County and state, tlu conditions ol sgII
mortgapce bord having boon broken tho
following dr Ufiue' Urr-.Uul properly viz.
All the gooIe, chgtIrl., fstuIt- uud stock
In trade now ln suid store gu4 belonging Goo
and cornecisl with tic drug bueIut-- G4
carried on iu rnid p.uCC.
Notice is hereby given thrf ~ is fhr futeu.
tiop Of tie snId mortrfgsc Co b!d f8r che
Good Of seia Auction sole.
tiv nrir" uf ff. Mort Z. geo.
Pswtreke' .4I ID. isI- 10 l0t
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-13
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Faig ana colder.
TERSE TRlBUNElTES
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where BY uhiouitnrs Renortcrs.

Guilty.
Thomas Higgins has recovered from a
weeks illness.
a numb.r OF .i.ishine parties stopped
at Havcns's last evening.
CourC Woodlawn. a. o. f., is arranging
Tor on apron aud necttio party.
The intent child Of james Cuulaold Of
HciIcy "ycnue, Central Falls, died yoslcr-
day.
Ex-Counclman Jamr, Collins Is quite
uIwith the grip at his home on Pawtuclltt
avenue.
a dog got into a River street hennery
Thursday night and disposed Of twenty
three hens.
William Reagan OF the Woodbine will
spend tomorrow with relatives in Law
renee Mass.
Tomorrow evening the Elite Club will
hold a sacred concert in temperance Hall,
High street.
There has not been "tie-up" ON our
electric street railway on account Of the
recent storm.
MI. ,.... ...,.,,... ......... ,.,...-
d,..,,,.,. ,.,,i'.iC,, 90 a., sl,f-I 20 tro
r "a r,,.t,
Hope Lodge, knights of Honor, will
attend divine service at the First Baptist
'oHn "",."', VINO Io''",f'y WORKED ior
'u, Do,'| '' '',g"'',' Co.nP"hF' A'S return
w. '.'. '''''' W. nav ''' '"'
Ho ".'-I'l "l -'ol@on ~ b"Iliilsa'he
zoo" Pi"'. Yesterday AFTERNOON aJ CLOCK
nom his 'a'e residence ID waldo street.
Alfred NorrcliGe pleaded not guilty this
morning 20 charge Oh qiarEelllng ana
'''''''"s '"" VIII Do gwen ifi"l MohoaJ'
The pupils in Principal Nichtman's
room o, the Broadway school enjoyed a
sleigh ride 20 Roger Williams Park yes
IeLlay afternoon
Mayor Carroll, accompanied by Alder
man OHpilly, attended the meeting OF the
Mayors Club in Boston today at Young's
Hotel mayor Carroll was one Of the
Speakers
George Branch was before Judge Shove
in the District Court this morning on q
charge ci bastardy. The parties came
from Ia. Greenwich. The case was con-
'.''ueo I" ApfA Ii'
ilrkets for the scenic concert in Music
Ii'll tomorrow night can be obtained all
DAY tomorrow at the drug stores OF Fisk
q Co., CLANCY and McGonnigle, and at the
box Office after p. N.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original-Wil-
liam II. Sanford, Henry Ncckcr, Thomas
W.Petars, Patrick McGath, Abel G.. Sber-
man, James Iierney.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
will attend the funeral OF one Of the En-
met Cadets OF Providence tomorrow. The
Cadets arc requested TO meet at the armory
in iull dress uniform at II o'clock.
The funeral Of Charles w. Bragg. a
former conductor on the n. Y. p. b.
Railroad who died at his home on Laurel
street, Thursday, w.ll take place tomorrow
afternoon from the Park Place Church.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary DonnelIy viii
take place from her residence on Dunn, II
avenue tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
Services will be at St. Mary,s Church and
interment will be in St. Francis Cemetery.
The ice companics have been busv the
past few davq Hood.no the ice on the
ponds in the hone that the snow and
colder weather will furnish enough of the
commodity for their customers negt sum-
mer.