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Treasury h.,.,ce. COMPARE with those Of

Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday ~ follows: al. ,u,, Oh
Geld coin and bullion .... sps.54e,s 500 spaseSsSss
silver coin and bullion -. t.4Sl.1TT AStbo's
Lsgs tsnden, including ..,., 5,o
Treasury notea .......... 1p.SOs,<h 1pVai'io
rotsis. ...... stao soptT7 slao 6esp75
Deposits N national banks. S11.sil;o5O.
against S12Ola.562 yestorday. In nhuit,,.on ion
to tho foregoing tho Treasury reports guxs, auI
bullion purchased und er the act OF July IL. lSeV
slts.Nm; 80. and Treasury notes ssueu ssue
against the same. 81 4S.O2l $50. OF which sise'-
Sb,2aT are outstanding.
Money In London. htSx q cent R9te O. dls,
count In ths open market fos both snor1 snn adi
vicesauote y cents at 97 francs , centime,s,; ,,
and exchange on London OF 70 francs n
OF Germany shows an increase In specie OF
S,22u0o0 marks.
The Proctor 4 Gamble COMPANY has de-
clared an annual dividend of IL g ceht on its
common stock. pnyati 10 at the ofilce OF Messrs'
A. NJ. hidder 4 Co. on July ~
The sun., 1893-07-27

The allowances made for fees and expenses
Of the Commissioners appointed In the pro.
ceedin.s for the requirement of Cotloar's
hook Park were reduced by Judge Truax
$1,000 from the amount demanded. Commis-
sioners Meyer. ThalmessinRer. and Henry
Campbell each asked for $4,000. or for $40 o
day for 300 days year during the five years
they served. Their clains were cut $4,000
each: that OF Secretary Carroll Berry was re-
duced from Sl250O to $4,000, aud the Ste
nographer's fees were cut Sl.5U0 Comptroller
Myers had not determined yesterday whether
he would pay the claims or appeal.
The sun., 1893-07-27
DELAWARE ANO HUDSON R, R.

THE SHORTEST. QUICkEkT. IND BLsT LINE TO
MONTREAL
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. p 40 A. NJ. 8:25 ?. NJ
Aso PattsburEh sleeping q: :25 p II. train tor
to sarsnac Lake Placid. Paul SIntha Loon
Lake 40. via ChnteauYay r T.. the Favorte Route to
the Adtrondacks arriving at desn alton seasonablo
hour after breakfast AT Plattsburgh.
p. and II. Ticket once and bureau Of Information.
~ Cortlandt st.
Send 9 cents stamps for Illustrated guides. mapA
&C., of Northern
Albany NY.
The sun., 1893-07-27

ALBANY. July 26-These comp panies were in
corporatod to-day:
Tho VESSEL Silver Company Of New York city to pro-
duce aud manufacture VESSEL silver" into variety
OF articles. Capital. $4,000. Directors: Charles A.
wesse Roger A. Mead and Arthur Christadoro of Now
York city
The Universal Gas Meter Company. to man nufacturo
gas meters in Brooklyn. Capital $4,000 Directors,
John A. Fardy. John Lawton. samuel Williams. and
Thomas Martin of brooklyn.
The Hav-rstraw Light and Fuel Gas Company, to soil
illumnh ting and fuel in Hayerstraw. Capitnl
t2O0,ooh Directors. George ". willis OF New ork
city. George l.. Mhrinor. Alex. A. FOrmAn Thomas J.
Ford and j. G. FormRn Of Brooklyn.
The Nichols Chemical Company OF New York
city to- day filed q certificate Of an increase OF
It's capital stock from $4,000. 900 to 81 500 900.
The sun., 1893-07-27
Ratlroads.


.AMnRIcA,s GREATEST RArLRoAr
NEWYORh
ENTRAL g. ,|.;!,, B.. j.
DIRECT LINZ TO NIkGARAFALLS
All trains arrive at aud dc part from Grand
central station, 42d Street: the only railroad
:tation III the city Traius leave as follows
EMr,uE STATE EXPRESS
$50 s Mf'?;pt ssrd s%afsT: 1sF: Fastest train
Al OSpAtx g. MONTREAL spEtIAL
S33 pasy .. .n Tsr
tH,CAto FAST VAIL.
9.IO 6nnay yyGSnr tSt chew" wSso. s*ss Sunday
SARATOGA ~ LAKE 'EoE0E s"CCINL
9:2O ca,stiil. Greeu Mountain. and montreal
NEW Work AND tVICA'iO LiMifED.
1000 dsy. d Compete Ws.ner Ssstipaie service ""
DAY EXPRESS.
IO:3O Doc. not rn R.i Of GsSs and an% DcrS
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1900 .sv,s. Rs' b,nss a.F "
sou INV EsTERN LIMITED.
l:OOn sa, H.Gs.Sr sS p Pp' S!ps ~ sals MAY e ie'
SATURDAY SARAToGA LIMITED.
LAP. M.-saturdny only. conuscts at cats
l:4O xii for principal pom in the mountains.
Eek o-lTION FLYER diMIrED
GREAT 3o.HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
FOR Tn 4OCGH pa sENGEHS ONLY.
Mp. RssnsE Rss cesaEp Ss.Dae aG .cyss ss'
ALBANY. TROY, AND sAKATOGA
SPECIAL.
o.0O r. M.-Except suniay. Connect. OF
NORTH SHORE LsMITED.
43Osn. s.sa M5PfE = n: %ssSsf D.!G ~sSs ss s.l
FAST YVES TERN EXPRESS.
6:OOtc tca. M.bbtn Das aSssc pnlMx cs
NORTHERN EXrxEss.
625 .s.suls Mp.ss .ss DSf w. hS5'psiS"s s5n
ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL EXPHESs
TOO E.on. s.o 'noa4 Rqs sc wagner s
BUFFA LO. NIAGARA FALLS. AND 900
ISLANDS SPECIAL
7:3O Fs,. M.fPsys PAIL s,b 6a' Suas'S Hiss,on nIS
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS SrErIAL
500 naisa.po. &af GnSenr Ion. "a AZ
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
S:UU kache;tor only carried on tnis train
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS
9:15 vs NtDsy tossss 81 l.ss Rfs5s Chicago and
''1Essfiat$ $A$ff$$ S;2;sE$$: Rs"''
TWO through trains daily. except sunday, 9:01 A. w.
due PittsnrId :aO North Adams $50 4. NJ; $3.50 r ",
duo Pittshsld $40. North Adams 9:lo r. NJ.
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
Fridays and Saturdays only at 2:2S p. NJ, arrives
Pittshcld 6:lb r. n. Wagner Drawing Room Cars
For time Of Local ,rs.n, ticket, and .raGs pa IN creeping
1855. Yi5 brondway. 235 Columbus ar. 81 West l2tth
st.. and 1871 st.. station New York; 33X Wnshugton
st.. 726 Fulton st. and - Broadway D.. er"okiyn
i .si sH
13Sth ct.
wes,cotts ExpresL calls and checks baSgage
hotels and residence os through to destination.
JOHN n. iOUCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Pnss Agent
The sun., 1893-07-27

Sss.s. s;s'f s' ss ssEa. sos 5S
$;: tsfss ~ $:: $$ 4; 'sss
E:; ,sss ss's a +
H:sa:;. @:s II ii T. ri FL Il" |"
sSnas essr 5 Hhs = HsssS Sosss
Weak; The features were Bq5lins!on. Cedar
ed
koIseeSn etroncitsn s5n0nf EeSsted Ssa $s. S$s
Nor6ern tt m, Pacific cons3l 5s: New York Ee:
a1% and pff 5s Rock 1.%ni
extenslon 5s; Union Pacific; Denver and Gulf
issues; The more In Important net declines, were
I T. %; Burlington. Gear Rapids ''; and I'd
md q 1be Ri +, sSnsol ss 81 5s o 3s; a$s Ssi
CchIsae9 ch and North Pacific lets. AZ. to 52s
Great =
81 8snsas and Texas A. to 1913 and IDS
New York Elevated lists /, to los: New York.
Chicago and st, Louis IS. II. to 81 = Rich;
exenson 5s " to Isl keaaing an oen General sr Is.
4. to 80; and lst preference Incomes 4. to y:
usos rsas ft bsnyer to an aid rnG a 2f
and west Shore As. i y cent. to 971s. "
In bank stocks 81 shares Of St Nicholas sold
Silver bullion certificates for 30. 900 ounces
sold at IHn. Bar sill or In London 32'.d. Ex-
portsto Europe tomorrow. q 600 ounces. Sill
aggregated l75.0O0 ounces at prices ranging
from 7O;25 to ). 1920 ? ounce, a!i Of which was
ders were made
i, Money on call opened at Q p cent. loaned at
3;l6 Z cent. and interest. then nt3 y cent. and
negotiated for sixty to ninety days at 6 y cent.
on prim" stock Exchange collateral. For
Longer perioIs eonnissi9n 10 added to the
loyal rate. The commercial paper market is
again at 8tandstlll.
The demand for sterling exchange was Of a
very very restricted @ "a character. and Just before the
and the market became demo demoraIized. ii '"fiG Final
low, Continental exchange was also he heavy IVY
spt lHwss Posted asking .ates for sterling.
Bills ns@snei AG.. sisst re1s arst sr'; hssns
g 4.s3 :, and cable stransiers. SIN 'a$4.s sd'..
and and ~ 52l =. .IaiS2la fer sight: reichsmarks
guiders 81, for long and 30. for short i' '"''
Domestic exchange on New York: Bos-
cents discount. Charleston-Buylng par:
ceiling. ;: p,emIum. savannah-Buying, <
disconnt; selling. par to :, premium; New
St. Louis-o3 discount. Chicago-sl.3O dis
count.
pany east Of Pittsburgh and Erie for June as
compared with tho same month last yeAr, show
sFshss % "a GFsss o de-
ne. ssrnlpss Of rhe S1 SIX shf'Tasa mcSths
sna.H spS.s eafnns. aSns s4 h9% nn
net earnings Of $3i,S73 ali Xii lines ''wt Vest ot
%na srs % aaa show
ines Of S407bIS The ak months OF 1888 as
COMPARED with the same reriod last year,
increase In net earnings OF $i2.333
THO Iowa Central Railroad reports gross
900 as compared with tho same month Of
Et ast year and net $40. l6S an increase Of $685.
These securities among others were sold by
100 shares Irsdesmens National Bank .....,. eb
A * shares shares %nnste.n % surety 60 l7h
Z :S.E:: :SE:: I,sSsa and Hartford HisSH
SsEares shares i,ss W sMksrJSnesJew.Il M Milling Co, pref IS
.aasF assssf Esy!.sGa sa "a e. 'Is'
az snares saninr, ui! Trust ..,;;;....,:. iBo
'A''"e DU
The sun., 1893-07-27

GnOcxRiks-Cofee futures were lower The receipts
at Eio Janetro were large The American deliveries
were small and the unfavorahe tnarci al situation
had some effect. lHvre was slight igher but Ham
burg was snser. while the Brazilian markets. were
changed. Rio exchange was slightly lower. The oloso
IA of hnx aa
The sun., 1893-07-27
n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursior Tickets. New York to Chicago
nnd Return, 3es.OO.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
leave loot of West 42d St foows 10 minutes earlier
V,AS a. N. daily via Niagara Falls Through Pull
man sleepera New York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
1:45 z NJ. Ch Sago $50 r. NJ. st Louis :+b 4 T..
s,tS N: daily. via Niagara f.lla tecinlns
ThrouEn Pullman sleeper: New YORK to Chicago
Louis 500 r. N.
s,in a. ii. except sunday. for West Cornwall,
orrs MIL Campbell Hall Lake Mononk. Lake Mime
waskA and Walk III VALLEY kKroAd stations. stony
Ford, Middletown Bloom nghrSh wurtsb ro. su nmiE
VILE lisnvi. Fn.lsburxh, MonticeIlo and Liberty.
ticello. Liberty White Lake, Ca honda scranton
Walton. 'eihi Sidney Norwich. Utica Rome, oneida,
Fulton OSwego. Niagara / aiis.
,liAS r. ~. isAtnrGAye only) for Campbell Hall
Midileto n, Bloorlingburgli. summtvle. FleEvie.
fallsburrh. Honticello Liberty. White Lake Living
s,lS i. u. ,ts.cep, Sunday. ve.,buled Limited
Icy Railrosd stations. Campheil lIxll Middlstown
hurleyvile. Liberty Falls Liberty. farksv,lls. and
4,8J r. NJ (excep Sunday, Tor west Cornwall
Orr's Mills. Campbell Hail. Middeto q. Summit willie
EllHnylllr and all int IN ediats points.
5;l5 .. III. utailyE Middietovn Summitvills, Falls
surRh, Liberty. Livingston Manor. Rockinnd Walton
Sidney. Norwich, Oneida, Fulton. Oswezo. Niagara
Fall.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 371 Broad
Now York Transfer Company calls for checks
baggage to destination. J. ANDERSON q, r. A..
SO Beaver At. New York.
The sun., 1893-07-27

r.sr Strong S:.. ~: >, ;i, Sooo9
Harris TO abraham bsvsndorf. ....... .... 800
RECORDED rorreAoxs
Asrshnmn Rsbeccn to George Vassar, 787 . NM
sanss AIMS and .no to Knms B.rri:n .;
Bolton; ienyc {. se !ss E;s;s;%.n'; Bank for sooo
.S.s sad .i. John h5s.s soOo
'o.ts TO- fSsmas as and srdii wifs to Rdwsid PRE-.
cS%uins h r v wI i,se ~ n az 70 ferdinand B.in
haner 2i,h st In sy W 6 mos, ,'''.'.',.... 5000
aud Tra.. Co. & s9S "n s hPosdwsJ. yfs 10000
Ss and p%ya %., and End wysi .y s. Sst s0is e.
yrs'.,''. "e Emu @ 10000
tenn, io8tn 1t, " Madison sv. and other am
turn ettf st saw syp..'...,.,,... syG 1900
r,nsSn. - iSo.I; St, ST." " Madison Az. yr. 1900
frus. a.. : aith tbs ST. . A@sisrasm Sr Syr 1900
Is ists sv iyrs 's''' '.sueA ',."..'. 'i .... 1000
Montsomsry, ss,n "s sy' = iIsth At. ". 21o7
Ksl Jo:opS 10 Henry K.ii and wiz. ;ssai ooo
iISth st III .r 5yr. ~ o,""' '..'''..... 1900
Warrington St s yrs '''.'... .,.',,,,-'.... l2ooo
Mayer RsSeoSs .. anS nS ssS so III, washington
ilrs in. 20, ne cor Boulevard and is8ds 81. .oooo
oG"msn, @ nsf P"p @% sSd si' vii. 10 he Dry neck '''
ehNnRs institute, " sAexnhuer Nv u 1901" NM
Pinntiit Geo u and wife to Nicholas aojO. 1000
Russell 3osephino II. and hush TO the U
Trust Co. 3tth at 18th av VT r..,.... Il. <o.OoO
Rmendorf. Louis j. to Hendricks exor &C. -. -..
ana nnn . 2Sth at, Q Sd nr yrs t2. ..;.. 2booo
Rosenoaun. Chaa. and wife to Clara Gold 40.
smith. ss34 at. Sd av. yrr,...... ll,ooo
ShNatd. Frances. to Chas Beck. " . Wash. 80.
Ing on nv, n lT2 st yrs, ..........I.:.:.. 5000
Smith. Andrew A. and wife to Frederick
"ssDe s% sf. anu An0 'fas &C. ea ~ 'o.1 10000
s ';a.::. aqs e. ssi I'd sss bo1s4, 1a
schmidt. t.iFrsderick. and wife to Henry Desnser.
cor l22d st aud Pleasant hv yrs. ....... 1900
Hahn. anton. to Frederick Stefens, ga 1l1th 49,.
St W I'd Rv. 3yrs...,............ .,..,..,.... 1000
schrenk. Andrew to Emiiv Wilson. W Bailey
~ old Albany Post road, 3yrsu......... 1000
RaNlnelu Lizzie ]. To Francis Jenchh -
West End az, 1,th st, yrs ........... 5000
shapiro. Eorrs. and wife to Henri Stras
bonrser. ~ and 10 sheriff st. yr.......... 1000
Weiss Theresa. to Barnard Manner, n . l02d
81 Sth hN 3 yrs,............................ 6ooo
HAWK ne. Ann ct nj to Herman EggslinR <5I
huuG,n 81. yrs per w.. .........,... $1.5CO
Bechdol, Frank. to Lyman Solomon I'd and I'd
nohrs 2vl Greenwich at. q-i2y yrs, per yr.... <20
OBrien, Fredk W. to Louisa Z Baldwin. 22&
Lchox av, rear pArlor, ac. ~ yrs. per w.. 12O
The sun., 1893-07-27
Ipans.

WASTED-Moaev to lend on irst mortgage bonds in
w amounts Of from 500 to $1,000, Address
FIDELITY. box 1C3 Sun office.
The sun., 1893-07-27

BosroN, July 26-A cable announces the ar
rival OF the bark Shetland OF Boston at Port
Spain Trinidad. from Sierra Leone. and the
death OF her master. Capt. Dennis r. Haskell;
the second mate F. I. Woodwork Of Boston
kell was 81 years old. a native Of Deer Isle.
Ne.
The sun., 1893-07-27
NaiIrcHiA.

c-NNsF'SN'NNG
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD R'llWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by
Block Signals and IntOTlOCklng SWltCnGS,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Ee-ct July 3. 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN Exf'yS@.
o 100 A. M-Puilman vsstibuis sleeping rnls TO chit.
eago and ineinnaL DninR sn kIns ana rs%ehTfSr rs T
Ssy hr5Sss Gss.ss ,a inS,S DAY
FAST LINE.
900 A. Mfs and Central f'"n''
THE PENNsYLSAN1A LIMITED.
1e,O., NOON. Composed exclusivsly OF fnIman
ssSTo DrsTn. @ and S Sa ,E. psstmT hsnes
srSr,, and Hpswrs st.ry 9sr and
~ - @ sssysSsSs:. i y Mons ssss I,ssisd GS| x
ssonA5S sssa :GS anS nSon movable electric sN' Arrives ~
s'.LoUis.c cINhsIISSNHhhIIssA hsIISSNHhIs AND CHICAGO
Loo. %ss s9d .sIs.ss s. y.',SG,s n".
ssst Ssf ssf ':S"s''n n S. LOUIS
and Chicago 5:3o +. NJ
THE " EsTERN EXrEEss.
80 T.. M-ruinnnn yestbuie sleeping Cars TO Pittr
snsn Hnc"so and Gsy1spa pnsx TSc.so so BE-
SOUTHWEST ERN ExPHEss.
7;sor NJ week days 1.5r n ssndsSs.fnmsn sSs 1, Lima.
e Fsspcna y55 ana ST. Sc
A NJ. second morning.
rACIFIr ExPREss.
s.oor: M.ru!!nsn Bpas. slssping, car Sow rs Ycrs
%ofnss, te'sds i - H sssipmSa: 7'iS FIN.
~ "a .TS "a! ,sS s
night with Sleeper TO Meraphis
FOR BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND
TO THE SOUTH.
' S.S: ss,si s. fsI%.n f.sior Car" Passenger
$50 aS5'9:' r Snns Car s to Limited. a.
s:sSs T. $sSSs car: and b"'ns Car aiis:
~ $40 s'So sad SpS S:so s'1 ''sS
sq1d. SS and sso soS so ESQ s"d
, daily, no eSscn:si .. ,,. 81. ,.,x
eo 10 SnpsS Sums GSs.1 nS as
sSD M ads ;:IfE :or
s.ypsi. 'S AaSa.'s M.mps, n9 sPrns, A'hev'
~ @ = NNbsiiy t FOR 4 point. @ on eG:ssp:.ss and
FOR %b fnsase s:sS"s
Gharc. Route. 500 4: y. week days. aud, with
FOX ATLASTiG CITf. :S6 NJ wesk days. with
r5R 5RrSfH %rE Ht' fHtS' pn' .ss Pa so''h.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. ana
I:2o saturday ". $50 3;1o $40 1920: sIo. and
7uO J. ". week days. sundsyR B:i5. p:45 A. N. and
5i5p NJ. ,Do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
GrUve SundayrD
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express s2o 72o s:ou 80. 800 30 40 100 WASH
ington Limited. with D,nng CarG and II :ooA u
N2:oO noon Pcnna Limited. with ID ming Carl 1920.
Vu ::lo. $50 3:9u. %;UO. $3.50. $500 6;0o. 8:3o.
so 800. and y:uO r M. and t2;1h night. SundAys.
Extress g: IS. S:30. 800 $3.50, 1880 A. n. l2:00
noon IiInitedl 200 400 80 $500. $3.50 4 <5. $500
Ya,OP A.. and l2:l5 night
Ticket Orices: Nos 483. B44. 1895. l3,a 1l3. and
2U1 BroAdway Astor House, 134 East l.oth st. 26<
West l2bth ST.. 2bl Columbus 1877 Sixth av. and
foot OF Desbrossrs and Cortandt sts Court st. $40
Ful,on st. Ss Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Sta
ton. foot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn: 120 Hudson St.
The New York Transfef Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and through to
estimation
s. ~ PROVOST. J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. General PAss'r Agent
The sun., 1893-07-27
$tfambnats.
PROVIDENCE LIME,
FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON. VIEWPOINT. Providence. Cottage City.
Nantucket Cape Cod. White Noun Ans Bar Harb Dor
ana all Eastern points
DOUBLE sUMhER SERVICE. stenmers PURITAN,
PILGRIM, PLYMOUTH. and PKOYlDENC... IN comms.
sion together; Leave New York from Pier 2s North
River. foot of Murray o.. MS follows;
6 snO Il. M week days and sundays. for Fail River
direct due $50 AN connecting with vestibuled train
0t1S r. NJ, week days only. for Newport and Fall
nestine with train vestibqsd. due boston 900 4. NJ.
~ UI9aameStinS Annex eoat leaves Brnokyn week lays
sriendid orchestra on each steamer Folder. giving
New summer book. Quaint Cape Cod.' sent for 30
box 4:,2. New York.
The sun., 1893-07-27

oats were generally lower partly in sympathy with
other grain markets The near deiivsres showed tho
most nrmnens There vas a disposition to sell the
later months her and At the West spot saies 12O.
900 husn: No mixed 3sc. ahoat; No white. $780,:
do for distant loading for expert private terms:
No. 3 white. 3slsc.: uasradsd white. 31s45c Future
2hll O;lD 4 fnllnMh:
The sun., 1893-07-27

Corn declined Nc The depressing features were the
weakness IN wheat. rains nt the West. deliberate
crop movement, and pressnre to sell here and in Chi
cavo tn say nothing OF untavorabe tnhnctal sta
ton Spot safes 2n;UO bush. including 10000 for
export No. mixed ssac. In elevator; do. r. o II
ahost SIC. over August Considerable business the
basis part at47c for white Future sales 336 ooo
The sun., 1893-07-27
ST, rAuL ANrRoRPgLSSTH HAILHoAD D

NEW fVNh. July INVd
Tue Board Of Director. have this day declared the
usual quarterly Dividend OF one ID per cent able
HTth last. . ,,,,,,os-ov ...
The sun., 1893-07-27

irEuesmens National Bank rs
~ shares American surety Co............ ,... ITh
o4oD shares Duluth 4 4 and Atlantic Rail yay Iai..n
- oshArshN u, New Haven and Hartford II Il 1Dot<
Al shares Third A. enuo Railroad ia ~,
2Ot btares N"E.hwt Aicrn Ono Natural Gas Co 40
SshAres lieckerJonesJewell Milling 20, pref S5
,. siar's IN drher NhyiAnd Ca PREF 80. -. M
?s9 th.res standard as LlghI 10 pref. 81
i2h stAros Standard ui TrLM..... ',.......... lSO
Ubnlres lfe'finshluLo EecIrin and Manufao.
lhTlHg 20. TTtf. 90
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01

Don't forge, the concert by Reeves at
NJ Music Hall ronight.
Misses Ella and .amie McQuaid OF this
city spent thanksgiving In Boston.
George L. Newell and family will soon
depart for an extended trip ln California.
'Bandmsster Reeves and his artists will
be at Music Hall tonight. They will be
worth hearing.
James Potter, formerly OF The firm OF
Potter q Atherton, will arrive home from
England to enjoy Christmas festivities.
A regular meeting OF the Pawtucket
Woman Suffrage League will be held ~
8 p. m. tomorrow in the Kings Dsug ghters'
roos, Y. M. CsA. building.
Marriage Intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by Arthur b. Mich.
OILS and Miss Emma J. Church; George j..
Church and Miss Mamie q. Lynch; James
r. Conaughton ofthis city and Miss Della
Mooney oil Seekonk; Eben Shackley OF
Providence and Miss Alice Lithtowler OF
this city.
There is a tendency of the patrons Of
street cars to load themselves and the
seats OF the cars with an inconceivable
number OF bundles, and as this habit ex-
tends even to the platforms, causing great
Inconvenience TO other passengers and
the conductors, why would 1t not be a
good idea TO adopt a miniature baggage
car to he attached to the rear OF the pass.
senger car, which would do away with
the eyil7
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01
kEARNEYS, ANNUAL.
The Popular Company Of the Second Regiment
and Their Friends Enjoy Themselves

The Popular Company Of the Second Regiment
and Their Friends Enjoy Themselves
The Kearney Light Infantry held their
twenty-sixth annual military and civic
dress ball Thanksgiving eve In their
armory, on Mill street, Central Falls, and
Il was we'll attended. The grand march
was led by Captain John Q. LythKoe and
Miss Christina Cooney, followed by Col.
Moran, Maj. Donahue and other stan on
GERS OF the State militia, about l26 couples
participating.
The programme consisted of thirty. one
numbers and the music was furnished by
p-ser Bros Orchestra. On the stage
stood the handsome bronze silver statue
won by the Kearneys' champion drill
squad In New York. rhe hall was taste
fully decorated with fiags, bunting and
plants, three large arches crossed the
stage from each side of the hall. II was
four O'CLOCK when the last number was
danced and all departed we'll pleased with
the evenings enjoyment.
Following are the committees: Com
mittee OF arrangements, Capt. John q.
Lythgoe, chairman, Lieut.. John NJ. Phil.
lips, Lieut.. James p. German, Segt.
Thomas German, Segt. Charles Houlihau, D,
Segt. Thomas Lythgoe, Corp. Waiter p.
Darcy, Corp. Robert McCarrick, Corp.
James McAloon, Corp. Thomas r. Martin,
Musician Henry r. Maynard; general
floor director, Capt. John Z. Lythgoe;
assistant floor director, Lieut. James p.
German; aids, Lieut. John NJ. Phillips,
Corp. Walter p. Darcy, Musician Henry
r. MAYNARD.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01
FEASTED 5000.
lothrop's Opera House Was the Mecca io
Pleasure Seekers Yesterday.

Pleasure Seekers Yesterday.
Five thovsand people!
It's big number isn't 1T But they all
went to Lothrop's Grand Opera House
yesterday, and Just so many people we're
kept In town, to the benefit OF Pawtucket.
Manager Lothrop had a big bill for
his patrons for Thanksgiving, and the
pretty tneatro was packed with pleased
people all day; and he had three shows,
too-morning, afternoon and evening.
Here's the list OF his Than ksgiving fun.
mskers:
There were the three Ardellas, In pretty
athletic exercises; Millie Franklin, in
cute and catchy songs; Fisk and Jordan,
who kindly left the floor, and also a last
ing impression that they were good dan
GERS; Annie Carter, who sang well; ;
Weber and Dunn, John and Emma,
the favorites OF the Lothrop circuit ;
"baby" Clifford, pretty little infantile
songstress; Hobo, who hoodo Sd the slack
wire; MsckIe and Walker, the ever popu-
lar smooth faced, strong voiced "Ship
Ahoy" warblers; pretty little Gussy
Gill, with her bewitching banjo and
CHEEKY Cherry Blossom chirping; Bryant
and McGraw, reminders of the Sprin ime
organ and country farm; Joe Guilmet,
not old, but who did pretty chair balsnc.
ing act on trapeze, and the feast wound
up with a roaring farce by Messrs.
Webber, Ricketts, and Miss Emma Dunn.
Don't forget "The World" tonight.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01
BOSTON STORE,
merchants EXCHANGE BUILDING.

Beginning Saturday. Dec I'd, and continuing for
one week, we will make sweeping reductions in
every department to make room for an enormous
stock of Christmas Goods.
Every purchasel of SOC worth over is entitled
to a guessing blank Don't fail to try your luck
You may be the winner of the horse and carriage
on Christmas Day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The List Of Buyers and Sellers Of Land the
Past Week.

ihe list VI buyers anu oeheIs VI Id"u We
Past Week.
The following are the real estate sales
transacted during the past week:
Betsey ii. Chaffee to Walter B. Chaffee
an Undivided ha,f interest In four lots OF
land on the Francis Lee Homestead estate
plat.
Edwin Darling to Patrick II. Burke and
wife land and improvements on the Eagle
market farm plat.
Thomas WEIGH to Nellie L. Walch land
and buildings on Center street.
Mary II. Drobble to John Bury her In
terest In eight lots OF land on Oakland
plat.
Roger Bury to Ralph ent Mary II.
Drobble their interest in eight lots OF
land on the Oaklawn plat.
John Bury and Others to Ralph and
Mary II. Drobble their interest In eight
lots of land on the Oakland plat.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01
THE AlDERM EN-.
Only Small Amount Of Routine Business
Transacted Wednesday Night.

"Wednesday evening only small
amount OF routine business was trans
acted by the Aldermen.
Petitions for an electric light at the
corner OF Mineral Spring avenue and
Howard street, and for sewer In Webb
street were referred.
The vote by which Commissioners were
appointed to lay out Perry street was re-
s,inded.