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ALEXANDRIA.
CIT COUNCIL MEETING.

CIT COUNCIL NETTING.
The city council held their regular meeting
last night. An application Of the Washington
and Loudoun Telegraph Company for the re-
duction Of taxes was granted. An ordinance to
provide for the erection Of outside fire escapes
on certain buildings was passed. An applica-
ton OF Mr.. A. Schafreen for the
placing Of board sidewalk along
square was referred. a. was an Application Of
City Sergeant smith that the city council
should pay for the fuel used at the Jail; Of T.
N. Tanner for the paving Of an alley; Of ]. A.
Marshall for proper grade on Fayette street
Howard for an appropriation Of $108 to com.
pensate him for injuries suffered while at
work as Q volunteer fireman. An order for she
repair OF the pump on the northeast corner OF
Gibbons and Washington street was made.
THE FIRE-KscAPE Law.
The proposal Of an ordinance to require fire
escapes on certain buildings in this city, which
was mentioned in THE STAR some time since,
came up before the city council last night on the
favorable report OF the committee on general
laws an ordinance Tor the purpose having
neys. The ordinance requires that
fire escapes such - are in use
in the city Of Washington be placed within
ninety days on manufactures, hotels, school
buildings, theaters and amusement halls. under
penalty Of not less than $25 nor more than
800 per month for every month in which de-
fault is made. The aldermen thought q por-
ton Of the ordinance obscure, but after it had
been referred to u committee Of conference,
consisting of Aldermen Bryant and Lindsay
and Couucilmen Fisher and Davis. 1t was
amended to provide that the fire escapes
should be made Of iron and SO adopted by both
boards
A WASHINGTON MINISTER.
Rev. Father Kervick Of st. Matthews
Church. Washington, preached to most at
tentive congregation at st. Mary's Church last
night most effective sermon ON the text: cat
discourse was one Of the finest ever deliveredin
Alexandria.
FUNERAL OF A KNIGHT OF HONOR.
The Knights of Honor of this city assembled
this afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall on Column
bus street and marched to the late residence Of
Mr.. Thomas H. Selectman. who died few days
since, and escorted his remains to the grave.
NOTES.
Mr.. Frank Hume presided at the supervisors
meeting at the county court house yesterday
and after reports of road overseers had been
read and number of bills ordered to be paid
an order was made requesting the county court
to order prosecution Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for not keeping in repair
the Washington and Alexandria turnpike road,
which it controls.
The Alexandria Insurance Company has re-
elected its officers.
The remains Of Mrs Helen Wimsatt, who died
in Washington, will be inferred in an Alexandria
cemetery.
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MR.. PERREARD's CLAIM.
His Protest to the Commissioners in Regard
to the New Liquor License Law.

His Protest to the Commissioners in Regard
to the New Liquor License Law.
The Distric. Commissioners today received
petition from John VI. Perreard. proprietor of
the new hotel SOC and sos l4th street, protest.
ing against the ruling that his application for
bar license made prior to March must be
renewed under the new law. He takes
- ground that his application. not having
sesa finally rejected. his status is the same
all the other applicants. whether such applica-
tons were granted or not He claims that all
licenses granted by the board Of Commits
sioners expired at the moment when it became
functus officio. In conclusion. the petitioner
prays that the excise board decide
that he be granted mis- bar license as asked for
and il this is denied. that he be made to make
application under the act Of Congress APP
proved March 8. 1898. then that such ruling be
general ard to apply to all bar licenses granted
under the old law by the late board of Commits
slOlers.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Judges Bingham and Cor.
Today-Ivsn agt Belt; sale decreed-F. H.
Mackey and J. E. Padgett, trustees. Walker
agt. Wardell: commission for testimony Of
Bessie j. Wardell ordered. Fry agt. Fry, Pol
lard agt. Pollard and Williams agt. Williams;
divorces granted.
CIRCUIT Court. DIVISION Judge Bradley.
Yesterday-Gleason agt. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company: verdict for defendant. Teel
agt. Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany; death Of plaintiff suggested.
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Mr. Raxfer,s Ansuer

In the case of Annie v. Baxter against Mat
thew c. Baxter of the pension Office for ali
mony, &C., the latter has fled answer. He ad-
mits leaving his home in Anacostia and says
that his wife was extravagant, cruel and undu-
tiful; that she ordered his two sisters from the
west, who were visiting him, to leave the house;
encouraged their son. W. r. Baxter, to live in
idleuess, TO abuse and threaten him He de-
MES that lie has refused to support her and
saws he has always been willing to pay her
board
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL p. N. THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland aud
Virginia. generally fair; northeriy winds;
colder Thursday morning.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water st 8
An: Great Falls temperature. -: condition.
=. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 46. Cen
dition at north connection. 8: condition at
south connection. 3. distributing reservoir.
temperature. A. condition at infiuent gate
house 3: efiuent gate house. l.
High tide. Low tide
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Money for the Poor

Mrs. Julia NJ Hodges and Susie E. Horton
have turned over to Major Moore Cor the poor
fund slo2. the proceeds of an entertainment
given at Odd Fellows Hail. sth street south
east on the Esd Of last month
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The Arnold-Krsmer Trial.

In the trial Of Theodore G. Arnold for the
murder of John Kramer on the 18th Of last
June today in the Criminal Court the discus
sion of the objection to the testimony of Mrs.
Cullen as to Mrs. Arnold leaving her house was
continued by counsel, the object Of the govern
ment being to prove intimacy between Arnold
and Mrs. Kramer
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Two villa Filexl-

The wills Of Uriah Daley and Ellen II.
Croker were fled today. The first leaves his
estate to his wife. Annie Daley, and names her
as executrix. Mrs. Croker leaves e200 to her
sister, e5oo to Lucy A. Bell. with clothing, bed.
books aud her lot IN Gienwood; chamber set,
&C., TO Gertrude z. Bell. and her personal e.
tate at Arlington to her granddaughter. Mrs.
Louie T. Watrous 10 named q executrix.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT of Easter Rabbits
Chickens Eggs. Baskets. &C.. at half the usua
price. PINoT's, 7O5 It'll street.
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Come One, Come AL, if you want strictly
fine Coffee. Our Mocha and Java makes q
royal drink. Sun Rise Chop Tea, only Soc. per
pound; best in the world for the money. Fresh
Cocoa Shells, fine Old Hams, first quality Patent
Process Flour, Fine Old Spanish Sherry. our
Pure Old Port Wine, Soc. Goods deliviivered
anywhere in the city or suburbs and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. METzaER's FINE FAMILY
GROCERY, AT 7th st. NV. It,
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saws the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit
the taste of every one.
See advertisement page T.
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CARPETS CLEANED BY the EMPIRE CARPEl
WORKS. 6S1-e35 Mass. ave. n W., are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1854
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MILLINERY OPENING.

Miss E. c. Henderson, 934 l ST. n. w., will be
at home to her friends and customers on Thurs
day and Friday. March Is and Il, to exhibit her
own special styles in Millinery.
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OUR FINEST MARsgNALLows. 10c. q box all
this week PINoT's, 705 It'll street.
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FoR SKIN DISEASES
DOCTOR RECOMMENDS CUTICURA BE.
CAUSE 1T HAS NEVER FAILED TO
GIVE GOOD RESULTS

CURED IN 3 MONTHS. SALT RHEUM OF
20 YEARS STANDING WHERE ALL
OTHER REMEDIES FAILED.
CURA REMEDIES to all who a-e troubled with the
various forms o. skin diseases and hood poison I
have prescribed your CUTICURA on sevs raj occa-
sion. and has never failed to give good results
remember of ons special had. where all other
remedies failed until 1 tried your CUTICURA
REMEDIES. After using CUTICURA. CUTICURA
SOAP. and CUTICURA RESOLvENT, the patient
was sound and we'll. She troubled with salt
rneum. and had been q sufferer for twenty
ys ars. After beginning the Of CuTICURA
REMEDIES. she " as cured sound and well in three
months.
DIR. M. K JENKINS.
23S Houston st.. Atlanta. Ga.
AGaRAVATING ECZEMA
My wife had eczema her hand for about five
years. tried great many so-called remedies hut they
all utterly failed. at last induced her to try your
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and am pleased to say they
acted like char'u and although i: year ago 1t
has not troubled her since. will strongly recon-
mend your CUTICURA REMEDIES for all such dis
eases. A. STOCKBRIDGE,
Bivins. Cas- County. Texas.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT
The new Blood Purifier. internally ito cleanse the
blood Of all impurities and poisonous elements and
thus remove the causel, and CUTICURA the great
Skin Cure, and CUrICURA SOAP an exc uisite Skin
restore the hair disease and humor the
skin and blood. from pinples to scrofuls.
Sold every where. Price: CUTICURA. Soc SOAP,
Pc. RESOLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
eF"Eow to Cure Skin Diseases "a pages. so
illustrations and 100 testimonials. mailed free
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The New YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE has
honored with its approval BUGEAUD's WINE.
both as tonic and febrifuge. At leading drug
gists.
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l Owe ALL To HOOPS.
SICK VOMITING SPELLS, DIZZINESS, NEURAL
GIA. WEAKNESS.
ALL CURED-Now IN PERFECT HEALTH
WEIGH MORE THAN EVER.

AFRANK. INTERESTING STATEMENT.
In reading the daily papers have often seen state
msnts from people who have been benefited by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. and feel tina; AN NOT DOING JUS
TICE unless my testimony 10 added to others. have
BE- suffering with sick vomiting spells for three or
four years. with giddiness. and most of the time
almost perfectly Frustrated. 1 had appetite and
suffered also with neuralgia in my head and eyes.
was treated for two years by the best physician in
town and by other doctors. but found relief They
would tell me my condition
OWING TO MY AGE,
And that must have patience. But after two years
1 thought 1t time patience should cease to
be virtue. l was growing weak could not
sleep at night And when was able to 20 out, was
AFRAID TO GO FAR FROM HOME was con-
stanty tired could not up down stairs or raise
my arms above my head without giddiness, and was
SO afraid to look up that I became accustomed to
holding my head down.
persuaded to take Hoods sarsaparla, and after
using four bottles my Improvement in health Is
WONDERFUL. candidly believe am CURED OF
ALL MY AILMENTS My appetite is good can eat
any time am tree from neuralgia and other troubles
INEvER FELT so WELL
Nor WAS Is stout Is now since was married. and
125 to l43 pounds. 1 am PERFECTLY WELL, go
out every day. When my friends ask what has made
such an Improvement tell them owe it all 70
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
And that am MADE OVER AGAIN. Friends whom
have persuaded to take Hoods sarsap ara are also
deriving benefit from It." MRS. 8. II. WATERS
1913 I'D street northwest. 0eorEstown. D. c.
HOODS PILLS are hand made and perfect In pro-
portion and appearance 25e per boz. 3
Fon Cno,cs {
METROPOLIS VIEW. D. c.. BUILDING LOTS
CALL ON ". o. pENisoN
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
,alo-em 8s 81. NV
n oCHDALkRs ATTENTIoN 81 Boy N0W!ii
~ Our eQntract nearly expired will not b repeated
yss our oosfi ngscs m1stcA ins's. piano stools.
,.,.e. THonsoHs MUSIC sToaH
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ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES, large assortment
CLAFLIN OPTICAL Co.. Masonic Temple. F st.
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SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY.
Prime Corned Beef. SC. ID.
1901 and 1908 Z st. NV
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They Go to Richmoud.

The committee appointed by the citizens
Grand Army eucampment committee to recog-
nizs the hospitality Of the Confederate
Veterans Association Of Richmond, Va,
toward the veterans of the Union
army who visited their city during
sncampment week, left this morning for Rich
mond, where they will formally turn over to
the association ward in the Confederate Sol
diers' Home Hospital in that city which they
the following:
John Joy Edison, Gen. II. " Boynton. ex-
Commissioner Douglass. Isadore Saks, Gen
Duncan s. Walker. Lawrence Gardner p v.
DeGraw, CORPORAL Tanner. r. A. Parke, E 3.
Hay, b H. Warner and H. p. Goodwin
Ex-Representative Hemphiu, who intended
- 90, was detained on account of the sickness
of . member Of his family.
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NM MuUEJ

For SPRING LAMB go to JOHN r. KELLY, 9th
street wing. Center market.
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PLASTER relieves rheumatic. sciatic. hip kidney
chest and muscular pains and weaknesses Price, 25c
mhl5-w&s
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Three Divorces Granted.
In the Equity Court today divorces were
granted in the following cases: VIM. b. Pollard
against Mary Pollard; David Fry against Lu-
cinda Fry; James H. Williams against Minnie
E. Williams.
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OaaAN BAloAlSs.-Ses =. G. h.nith's special
advertisement on 9Th pags.-Adrt
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A GASOLINE Stove was upset at sol NJ street
southwest Yesterday, causing q fire, which did
no damage.
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Rich AS CREAM.

Our new 81 Shirt for spring wear. All the
stylish colOrs and styles
HENRY FRANC & Son. cor. It'll and d.
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0ERTZ'S SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
MERITS MODERN PHARMACY OF TODAY MODERN PHAR-
BUSINESS METHODS. MODERN GOODS and truly MODERN
PRICES
TODAY n
and
Then porter
employees
southeast
location.
erected especially and hsssd
increasing
sisted Of the medicines usually sold TODAY there
hardly quantity
All the rare drug. and chemicals be
requisites domestic
abundance
missing
Inconnecton with SURGICAL
srRUMENT ESTABLISHMENT
mens physicians
facture
assistant
TIC SILK HOSIERY ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS
Another branch DE-
PARTMENT- characteristic
Of the business department
aspecy of compromising ocuis
with good work.
In announcing Seventh heartily
thank constant
Is today bsnsnt OF ths,
. Of prices for
the best drusa medicines. requisites
hitherto claimed Impossible"
be imposslbs with msthod of
and turning quickly
and customers best grades of incidence
As usual Of
articles days only
Wednesday Fdy-nd We will re,erys thu rash 70 al.
but ensa. Of Kind toa purchaser
EDWARD p. MERIT
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PRIME CoRSED BEEF, &C. lb.
1901 and 1908 f St
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yor,rY w.xr SpprSa Hat

You'll. WANT A SPRING Hat.
Let us show you what Is correct and new.
All colors. shapes and kinds.
HENRY FRANC 4 Son, cor. It'll and ID.
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Of paintings that has been on exhibition for the
last two days at the sales room Of Walter b.
Williams 4 Co. viii be offered at the COM
pstition Of an auction sale this evening at 80
o clock.-AdrL
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CITY ITEMS.

At Last!-Everybody can afford one Solid.
Silver Double Case Watches at IS each. LEW
CALLIsHER, 225 Pa. ave. s.e 1t
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.

BABYS Skin and Scalp purified and beautified b,
CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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Are You Glad Easter Is Near?

Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old), 75c. at.
It, MHTzoERs FINE GRocRRY, AT 7th ct. n ".
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Cutlery Of every description for table,
pocket and toilet use. WALFoRD's 9, ATT Paw Y.
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OReAS BAR0AINs--See r. G. Smiths special
advertisement on xsh psgs.-Adrt
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Dog collars and furniture; name engraved
free. WALFoRD's, ATT Pa. ave. NV it,
FfreprOOf COOkers.-Food prepared in
these Crooks will entice back a sick mans
waning appetite. TRorr has the largest stock
and the most varied assortment in the city and
his prices are 49, 20 and 25c. 1902 14th st. n w.
Are You Glad Easter Is Near?
On that day of rejoicing you will want your
home to give inanimate expression to your
happiness-and / can assist you materially
at bottom" prices ON time payments. You
know what your house lacks better than do
make known your needs to me and I'll do the
rest-and satisfactorily, for my stock of Furni-
ture. &C.. can meet any requirement. When
the bottom is knocked out Of anything it 10
worthless. I'm holding on to the ''bottom.''
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation,
1t 613 Seventh street northwest
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SEE Latimsr 4 sloan's ad. Of horses In Auc-
ton columns--AdcG
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Powerful opera glasses. So. HExPLER, ASS ave-
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Nothing cleanses and beauties the teeth
like Whites Yucatan Gum. mhlS-6t
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Your grsndmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
nounces the best in the world 10 b the New
High Arm, No. O. Once, 81 sth sk NV, one
door south Of T. da1-e
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Nobby Spring Neckwear.
Our Soc. line il beauty.
mhA-3t HzSlY Franc 4 Eox, cor. It'll and D.
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The Standard Sewing Machi ne-Beauty,
durability and simplicity. 427 9th st. NV. 1t
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g. Heller, - N st. .. ". u nasine ! ~
eialty IN LAdies' and Ohildrcn's Hair Cstt1na
end 6hampooing, also cures Dandrak ec7-S1
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HOODS PILLS are hand made and perfect In pro.
portion aud appearance 25e per boz. Q
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Ladies'! Buy the Old Reliable, Tms-tsstsd
Wheeler q Wilson
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CURED IN MONTHS. SALT RHEUM OF
20 YEARS STANDING WHERE ALL
OTHER REMEDIES FAILED.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19
Music Hall Building, Pawtueket
l04 TO 1903 Westminster ST., Providence.

An Easter sale was held by the Mission
of the Advent last evening.
Officer Reynolds is still of duty and
Officer Hudson patrols his beat.
This morning at st. Mary's Church q
months mind mass was celebrated for
Owen Herman.
At the meeting of the Board Of Alder
men Saturday afternoon the charges
against Sergeant Nickerson will be heard
and Investigated.
This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In the
High school building Prof. Bailey will
deliver his nrst lecture on Botany In
the University Extension Course.
To those who are In need OF q water
proof or macintosh Hsyward's adver-
tisement which appears upon the fourth
page Of this issue will be of special in
terest.
This evening q meeting OF Delaney
Council, K. of c., will be held end the
third degree will be conferred by District
Deputy John II. Drury. Every member
should be present.
There will be another pleasant evening
at the rooms of the Pawtucket Chess Clut
tonight and plenty of fne singing. The
Ideal Glee Club of Boston will be there
for the second time.
Rhode Island pensions: Original
James Briggs, Michael Tavans. origina
widows, etc.-Mary Tierney, Emma A
Peck ham, Mary A. Quint, Celestia Ken
dali, Ann Chadwick, Margaret Riley.
Two week. from this evening d. H
sheehan, Esq, will address the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society In tn,
school hall on "The Origin and Develop
, ment OF the Constitution Of the Unitet
States"
This evening Camp A. K. Tilton, 8. o
w., will attend the inspection OF Genera
Meade Camp Of East Providence. Tn
mem bsrs will wear the full uniform ant
will leave at 6:45, making the. trip In a par
ty wagon.
This evening In the basement OF st
Joseph's Church a meeting Of the execu
tive committee and those who had charg
Of the boot hs at the recent Easter festiva
will be held and all are expected to
present as committees are to report an,
business of importonce transacted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.

The Democratic electors OF the second
Ward of Pawtucket aie requested to assem-
BILE In their ward room OF that ward on Fri.
day evening, April 81, 1898. Tor the purpose OF
nominating one candi ate for Alderman,
three candidates for the Common Couno II
and also candidates for Warden and Ward
Clerk, to be vo,e ed for at the election to be
holden May 8, 1888.
The polls Will be open on that evening
from 80 TO . 80 o'clock p. m.
The City Committee has designated Ed.
ward McCaughey a Che irman and William
II Hayes as Secretary Of the caucus. BY or
der of the City Commiitee.
CLAUDE J. v RNwoRTH, Chairman.
GEORGE X. CORR1GAN, Secretary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19

RADIkIN 4 COONEY.
Trinity Square.
NORTON DEPT.
Best Linen Thread 200 yds
&c spool.
Willimantic &c spool.
John Englishs Needles Sc
paper.
Black Pins &c box.
Knitting Needles DC set.
1000 Paper of Pins 1c
Clinton Safety Pins sc all
sizes.
Women's Hose Supporters:
Babies &c.
Children's 10c.
Misses lie.
Ladies' IL IL.
Ladies Belt. TIC.
Lindseys Patent Hook
Hose Supporter:
Babies &c.
Children's 10c
Misses lie.
Ladies' IL 1-2c.
Counters Hair Curler
double.
Handle 2 sizes, SC each.
Ammonia DC a bottle.
Pomade Vaseline 10c.
Vaseline &c.
Pears Soap 1Oc cake.
Bay Rum. &c bottle.
Florida Water &c bottle.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19
RADIkIN ( COONLY.
Trinity Square.

Trinity Square.
DRESS GOODS.
10 pieces Crepon; these are
actually 81 goods; elegant
style, new shades, sale price
4oc a yard.
Choice of our entire assort-
ment of soc Dress Goods at
45c a yard.
HOSIERY DEPT.
100 dozen Ladies' fast
black, cotton Hose, fine quail
ty, sale price &c pair.
100 dozen Mems Seamless
1-2 Hose, sale price &c a pair.
IS dozen Misses fast black
Hose, seamless, size S to 8
I-2, IL I-2c pair.
IS dozen Boys Bicycle
Hose, wide rib, very heavy,
Ioc a pair.
SHOE DEPT.
$I.3o-Ladies' fine dongo-
la kid, button and lace, COM
Don sense and opera toe,
smooth inner soles, every pair
warranted, that sell at 81 pair,
sale price SI.3e a pair.
Misses spring, heel but
ton, patent tip, sizes IL to 2,
that sell at 81 a pair, sale
price 7Sc pair.
Boys Heavy School Shoes,
in lace, sizes IL to 2, wothr
81 a pair, sale price Csc pair
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19
9awtucket Tribnue.
TELEPHONE. an
THE WEATHER.

ALMANAC FOR "WEDNESDAY, APRIL ls
Sun RISES. I 10 Moon SETS. 10 S Pm
spsoTm sgs shTsi or Dir..is 8 8 Hon TIDE iSss
WAsHINoTos. April l9.-Forecast: For
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont:
Fair; northwesterly winds; slightly cooler
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut: Fair; northwesterly winds