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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
LOCAL LINES.

Yesterday we got slight touch OF
Winter.
J. j. O'Hearne and Wife az Newport
were In toTr Thursday.
Swallow OF Central Falls was not fly
enough for tho highwaymen.
James IL. Tut,Ie and Jennie Campbell
have filed marriage Intentions.
The Lotbrop Juniors defeated the
Washington Streets TO-DAY in game OF
football too.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus
Fuller OF Brook street will celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary.
A resident OF Pawtuxet wants the name
of the postofiice changed to Pawtuxet
Fslis 20 as to retain the historic name Of
Pawtuxet.
The City Treasurer will be In his office
this evening from q to 8 o'clock, to ac-
commodate those who desire TO pay their
poll taxes at that time.
Some one may say that Killarney and
the Rhine" Is being presented 20 "poor"
house this afternoon, bat every seat is
taken and 1t is happy party.
Senator Howard of Fall River urcca the
Olneyville strikers TO accept Il compro-
mise with the mill owners. This is good
advice and should be acted on.
Robert Crossley's hors", left standing
on Summer street, ran away yesterday and
collided with ii. l.. Grabam's wagon,
smashing the latter completely.
Enjoy good health by taking your
meals at the restaurant OF 8. b. Havens &
Co. E7eryti ing - served In the incest
manner ipr linabie AID moderate prices
are charged.
Tho Oi, mplcs have the following tea m
here today: Irving, goal; Hughes and
Farrell, full backs; Burgess, Jean ami
honres, half backs; SUNDERLAND ard
kenny, ittt wing; rybin and Denville,
right wing; Spencer, center.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
MORE OF IT.
. It.headed italian statesmes Unable 10
Transact Business

ROME, Nov. 25.-King Humbert yes'er'
day afternoon conferred separately with
the prrsi lent of the senate and he cham.
cabinet resigned in order 10 give the crown
fuller liberty If action and to gain their
own iber Y 50 that they could defend their
conduct rs members Of the chamber OF
deputies.
The Riforma says that never before has
there b en- such grave crisis in Italy or
such An urgent need for practical solu'
ton
numerous speculations In regarl TO the
composition of the next ministry.
The meml ers of the party of The l. ~ held
meeting vest rday afternoon fpr the pur-
pose of gauging tue strength Of the party.
Two hun1red members were pre- ent
While Sig Giolitli WAS snnou cling to
the chamber that un'il a new ministry
was appointed he and his leagues woul |
conduct the business Of TIE government, n
vote called out: "Robb-r." AT the same
time ministers sprang to their feet in the
widest exc tenn mt and demand, d. almost
I'm one v, ice, "Wbo said thar"
II was discove ed that the mau who ut
tered the exclamation W 3 u stranger. The
ushers were taereupon or Tered to clear the
galleries After this incident debate ap-
p, ared impossible. There was an exchange
Of anpry aud uncomplimtntar express
pions be ween the ministers and the oppo.
sition which finally led to the whole TO iy
of The opposit on filing slowy out OF the
chamber, followed by desfe ing yelis and
shuu 8. The president then rose am dc.
claIear the cham er closed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Business is as Good as Can be
Expected.
What Dun q Co's Review Says OF
the Past Week.

NEW YoHK. Nov 25 II Il. Dup & c.,
We kly rev of tr de- sly-: Cnu.un'p
I on in:raas, + sinwl IL al branches II
business are waiting r iis growth. There
has been u li.rle improvement in siocks
about 81 2j for rni IS and 30 ce lts p r
share for tru T. while the price of pro-
duets has Il Z ined liit'e ~ the whole
bat the volume OF business has sOnewha
increased.
Trade wai for the revival Of indus
tries, and the weeks returns respecting
industrial progress are rather conf cling
There has been heavy sale Of cotton
goods AZ very satisfactory Or ces, and the
market has dec dedly strengthened in con-
sequence.
In woolens there is a substantial in.
crease in the demand, notwithstanding the
fact that several mills, each having or
ders for loo pieces 'r more have closed,
the orders he NJ not so assorte "a to give
them pr fitable emp nent. But the
sales II woods have been the lar Iest since
September, lS!?
In the MAJ u acture of boots and shoes
the demand is about as usual for the sea
son, though smaller In quantity.
The markets Tor pro luce have been ir-
regular. Wheat has advanced cent.
The corn r, ceipts are rem rkably large.
amounting to 3.OO0,0O0 bushes, and the
price has declined | cent. Tnere has been
q slight decline in oil, Of about a quar-
ter Of a cent in coffee and also in hogs,
and 81. 80 IN pork. Cotton Is l-l6th higher,
though considerably depressed.
Money continues 10 accumulate.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
A. DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
Pawtucket "Hoys" In Attsndsnce AZ tn,
Yale Hsrvsrd Cont. ~.

Pawtucket "Hoys" In Attendance AZ the
Yale Hsrvsrd Cont ~.
This morning ~ 7:40 quite distin-
RaIsned party had taken possession Of the
d'pot aud when tho Worcester express
came long took posso oss ION also OF draw
ing room cg- No. 1,l32.
The party, which was arranged by II. IA.
Sheldon, s. f. Fisk and N. II. Easton,
was composed OF the following: ii. II.
Sheldon, T. ID. Rice. John A. Arnold, e..
Il. Pervear, c. II. Bullock, s. w. Fisk, +.
W. Gilmore, II. f. Tiepke, }. Z. Jenckes,
Lester Mathewson, A. w. Sibiey, Joseph
Belheld, Z. NJ. Miller, George Gresnhalge,
&. III. Harrison, q. II. Stan
ley, &. o. Read, Hon. John Z. Wv.
man, John +. Adams, W. II. Park, II. J.
Jenckes, q. ii. Webb, George Miller
Mayor James Brown, F. W. Easton, A. A.
Jenckes, Howard Easton, Leroy Faies, W.
Il. Read and J. Milton Payne.
The Worcester train connected with the
$50 Boston Il Albany, and the party ar.
rived at Springfield at IL 80, when dinner
WAS served, after which they saw tn,
game which began at 2 o'clock.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
DiSCOURAGINu.
The lchish val'y Road Will Fight to Finish
With Str kers
Boston at Providence.
New Bedford at Brockton.

WILKEsBAREE. Pa, Nov. 25.-The fight
betweeu the l. hiSh Valley road aud its
employe, is now on to "A finish. The me n
begin To re'lize this for the first time.
that compromise might be effected, but
now that hop. mas vanished. The ray OF
sunshine that pierced The glo m and gave
encouragement to the hope tn { the strike
was nearing its end was dispelled yester-
day hy communication To Chairman
Rice from Messrs. Simpson and Watkins,
the coal ope ators, delegated 1T the OPP
erator>' meeting to meet Mr.. Wilbur and
see II he wuuld not assent 10 hearing he
railrouders in the matter AT issue. The
communication stated that the strikers
wouli be met only rs individuals.
BUFFALO, Nov. 25 E ght trains Of mer-
chaniise were seIt east by the Lehigh
y sterday forenoon containing III cars
Thr more frei hts were dispatched In the
af srnoon. This is considered To be great
days work. The men seem To lie tn,
least bit discouraged 10y tn" apparent ra sc
Of the blockade. and at,d that they
would he reInstated within Is hours.
BUFFALO, Nov. 25.-rhe Lehigh office
In this iy rcelyed Information tina, tn
gine No "a blew up lhst II gut. Engineer
Coo ey, Coz ductor Henierson and fire
man, name unknown, are seriously in
jur d TIE Two whose names are given
are not KIP cted I i've They were non
unioI men, lat liz hi ,d The engine was
pulIIug AN east bOuni freight.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Ions SDAUE.

At Thomas Davis Hall last evening a
meeting in honor of the Manchester
martyrs, Allen, Larksn aud O'Brien, was
held under the auspices Of the Thomas
Davis Literary Association. William
Burke @presitcd and the attendance was
very large. In opening the meeting
Chairman Burke spoke briefly on the
Significance OF the occasion ana concluded
his remarks by introducing ex.PoJ,mas-
ter Frank f. Fitzsimmons, who delivered
an address on Irish Achievements" A
number OF literary and musical features
followed the address, and during the
evening James j. Cbsndly, x-Coroner of
Cumberland, on behalf OF the association,
presented to Patrick Cooney, an active
member, hands'rs goli wstchchain
and charm. The C,ero ses here brought
to close by the sing ing OF the "Star
Spangled Banner" ana "Gpd onve Ire.
laDd,p
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
a BURIED TREASURE
bnnected With countereters Who We're
Captured ManY f,ars 400.

MONTPELIER, W., Nov. I5. -Excit ment
has been aroused in the town uf Groton
by the fndiI z of a kettle buried, and con.
tanning several hundred dollars in gold,
silver aud couper con. The kettl. wis
buried two fe under ground with a
L. e. Hat stone over IL aud small b wilder
on top.
The coins are American, Mrxicin,
Bolivian aud ( -cv,ril south American
cnun ries, heir dates rang ny from 1863 to
is45. They were found by Frank Crown
on William X Is arm, two miles from
Groom lisgc.
Part OF the Gin IS evi emily spurious,
20 people connect tie find witna un er.
T. tiers ~ apturrd in Groton in 1850
The crowd up rat'd duriIg the Wit z OF
1880, an I uad -pte O. tie best count. RE {.
ers' tools in he cIuntry. Tn-y mrde Tut
lttle money, however, having Just got
vel 10 goiug VIII u cap ured.
II ha- .lray. been -aid that they kept
their money specimens bur ed near there.
and they h.v. n el oft n sea, ched Tor ~
treasur, s,ek.r, IT, this town aud vici liiy.
Lowe. ts miu wLo knew most about
their business, diei IA Jail,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
THE WORK Of F|ENDS.
Attempts TO Wreck The
Interstate Cars.
BOUlDERS PUT ON TRACK.
High Time That the Police Took De-
termiued Step.

Several attempts have been made to
wreck cars OF the Interstate Street Rail.
wsy Company since IL started, but the
most determined effort occurred Thurs
day night.
The last car is due in this city at II 80
and when coming down the hill at Wal.
nut Grove Motorman Ridell discovered a
large rock on the track directly In front
OF mis- car.
He kept a sparp lookout and within a
few hundred feet discovered another, and
so on for half mile.
The return car near South Attieboro
had the same experience and Conductor
Gardiner and Motorman Hunt were kept
busy removing distractions.
II is time the police took a determined
step.
IL this happened in some of the Western
States there would be well attended
necktie party.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
MINERS MAY STRIKE.
Ten thousand Are Awaiting the Decision Of
Their Convention

PITTsBURG, Nov. 25.-1he strike of the
railroad coal miners OF two years ago il
likely To be rep ated several hundred
men are our now, and unless the district
convention ca r"d 'or next Wednesday In
this city orders Otherwise they will stay
out.
Work ceased 10 dozens of mines today
and the numher of idle men will reach
nearly 1000 No more work will lie done
at any # the mines until after Wedues-
days convention
The operators have notified the miners
Nnt commencing today the price for
miuing WHY he 90 cents a ten, reduction
of 10 cents The workmen regard this cut
rs excessive, as there has been no change
in the selling price of coal The conven-
tion "Wednesday viii decide upon n price
to he maintained thl loughout the Pitts
burg uis tict, by 4 strike If necessary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
ANUS EN- ENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera Eouse.

LothrOps Grhnd opera Fouse.
The play next week at Lothrop's Grand
Opera House will be j. u. LIttle's lreat
sensational drama entitled "fhe World"
and the large stage Of that theatre will
admit OF the drama being produced in
first class manner. A most novel feature
OF the production will be the appearance
OF the clever English actress. Miss Edith
Mai, In the dual 70 les OF Harry Ellison and
Jack Rover. Her work in the roles mas
elected from tho critics of the cities
where Lothrup's theatres are located
most favorable comment. The pet
soubret, Miss lola Pomeroy, has made a
hit In the part OF the jolly Jennie Graham
and Miss Nellie Hancock, the pretty in
genue, Is uery sweet and attractive I'm
the role OF Vosa. The comedians. James
E. McElroy and Morris McHugh, have
two great comedy roles in Morris Abrams
and Dennis. On Thanksgiving day three
performances will be given, In the morn
ing at IL o'clock; afternoon and evening
| at the usual hours. An added attraction
will be the appearance OF cunning baby
soubret, little Allie Fisher, in a cute speci-
atty.
| 10th rop's Providence Opera House.
| Manager Lothrop has arranged for a
grand holiday treat at his popular Provi-
| dence Opera House. The play next week
| will be the powerful emotional drama,
"Bessie', Secret" kindred in IT'S nature to
| "Womau Against Woman" For this
| pr duction he Fiorencs Hamilton stock
COMPANY has been greatly streugt bened
| by the addition to the cast OF two talented
leading ladies, Miss Edith Croleus and
Miss n aude Nickinson, who, in conjunc-
tion with Miss Hamilton and Charles
Barringer, will appear in the principal
roles. On Thanksgiving there will be
three performances, in the forenoon at
| l0:30, especially for the benefit of school
at the regular hours.
Koith's Opera House.
| Lovers of the drama will have chance
to crafty their tastes next week, when
the popular young actor, Y s. Wood, will
be seen at Xeitb's Opera House 10 two
sterling plays, "Out in tbe Streets" and
the "Orphans OF New York" The former
will be given on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evening, also at the Tuesday
matinee, and the latter on Thanksgiving
day, matinee and evening; Friday and
Saturday evenings, and at the Saturday
matinee. The supporting company is said
to be the best MIR Wood has ever had and
the scenery as being sp important feature
OF both productions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
GRAND JURY'S WORK.
About Fifty indictments
Returned Today.
SEVERAL PAWTUCKETCASES
John Crowley, Who Held Up" Green
wood, Gets Is Years.

The Grand Jury came into court this
morning, returning about Atty indic;-
ments, and the following are the cases
from this city:
William Kelley, breaking and entering
and larceny, one year.
MIchesl Mccarthy, carrying concealed
weapons, go and costs.
Patrick Murphy, similar charge, go and
costs.
Michael Markey, similar charge, $40 and
costs.
John Crowley, robbery, fifteen years. He
is the youth hat held up Joseph Green
wood OF the Hub Loan Co.
James Qninn OF the liquor poison cases
was also indicted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Attemnf al Irain Mrrcklna.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Nov. 25 An un-
sue, esstul att. mpt was made yesterday to
wreck a train o. he York Har nd
Beach branch OF he Boston huu ne
railroad. Thc first TIA II from York due
here ~ 7:l5. When IL was approaching z
-, k anil Farms f. vi e-r r. ley 4 htrt
IN obstruction on ne tr ok. TIL ar
brakes w'r' nprliei, ami the engine struck
the obstruction wi h only ali ht force
Tore tie "a 81 blk sign.po", such ss is
US, q a. crossings. were lied up.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
COAL AND TISSUE PAPER.
Eug,ne Croker IL the Loser ANA on. of III =
Employ. q. he Iheif

~ ~ n" CROKER IL the Loser ana one of IL =
Employ. r. he IheHf
Thursday night Eugene Crocker saw
Arthur } Smith one OF his Oldest en-
pl Yes, gong out with basket that
seem, rather heavy. lie mace an tx
am mrnatlon and found IL contained Goa -,
and on op was resm ~ tissue psper,
which Croker uses IN has business
Smith admitted being The one who hsd
taken the coal heretofore missed ard was
brought iothe station. On his promise
to appear In court yesterday morning he
was ht go. He did not appear and 1t is
believed hat he skipped.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
PRICE ONE CENT.
VALLEY FALLS.

James Henry, a man about 6s years Of
age, died at his home on High street this
morning, after brief Illness, Deceased
leaves a widow. He was brother OF Hugh
Henry of Lonsdale.
The attendance at the Institute bazaar
last night was tig. A feature OF the en-
tertainment was a drill by twenty-five
"little girls In blue"
George Mcdonald, former resident OF
this village, now OF Camden, Me-, IL
visiting frienos here.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Epworth Lea0us C01v nuon.

NoRwALK, Coun., No. % The annus'
convention T h Ep worth lr gu OF tie
New Yo Els' Conference held a the
Norw lk Mrthodi,t church, 2SD delegat
being present. At the morning session
there were devo icntl exercises, the read.
ing ( reports aud discussions un the work
done during the year. Office, were el, ctpd
in the a te n, on and n Iresses delivered
by prominent Il rgym'n fro II out OF town.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
BLUES AND CR|MSONS
The Teams Never So
Evenly Matched.
OUTCOME IS UNCERTAIN.
Players Are IN Prime Condition and an
Exciting Game is Assured.

SPRINGFIELD. Mas, Nov. 25 The city
10 crowded. Crowds OF college men are
parading the srI eets cheering for theii
fHvorite and displaying lue and crimson
banners Many # the representative, oi
other colleges who VII witness the game
are ais here and war the colors of theii
college, to- eth r with IA Y"le OF Harvard
badge.
The hot Is are crowded The gouge l. not
being applied, however, and he rates Of
housing and of meals are not boos ed up
~ might have been eXpec led, bccauSe of
piecefents upon like or sim lar .occ tsions
In other cities
Only in the event Of not very proba ble
accident will the personnel of the two
eIevens he changed from he way they
were made up two days ago. Her is the
way they Will line up at the outer ne:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
OLNEYV|LLt STRIKE,

The committee from the Olneyville
strikers met Mr.. Fletcher at Olneyville
today and submitted a proposition to the
effect that they would accept a reduction
OF 10 l. 2 per cent. 1 he original reduct on
was about % per cent.
Mr.. Fletcher reserved his decision until
Tuesday,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Cooks C-,h Market. q, Bro.d street.

VIII have n specia sale q Lamb aod Nut
ton To- FridaV aud 81 uIday. buncu at
celery CIV. AVA II ev'rN quaite 20 lac
~ uut'Tu. TIER ueai- aud vegetables
ld rt piices to .uit the times.
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DuioHs, ~ quar- fir......s.. lOC
special liu" fine tn Epys.
80 Chick N. FJv / Par dye, Quai aud
Neni-'n V g'tablr- of all kind. Hrd ev,Iy
tniug O. bs found IN a nr-t q as marx, Z, NJ
the iowrst prices. Goods delivered. Tele.
phone. t3ls-2.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
A Brush With Robbers.

AMHERST. VI 49,, Nv. 25 As Officer
T.l-u came upon three men standing
ne,r the wet cud Of Hendricks marx ct
they took To lheir heels. Tie officer gave
chase and tAospo.s wer. fired at him, hut
both went wide # n, mark. The men
then ui>ppearrd. Nothing had been oh
tanned bv toe hiev,s
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Irnuhla AlreadY7

New YORK, Nov. 25. CHARLES II. Flint
saysi ave nave heard ru nor that one
of the crew OF tn Nitcheroy has escaped
from the vessel aud repore that three
men were killed on board" Minister
Mendonca expressed hinsslt a, ignorant
of The rumo ed travedv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
-Four Children Bant1 Injured.

Four Sherburuvlle c1ild'en var" playing
near reap OF rnilwsy sle pers. VIII Gu II
upon them. Mary Casey, 3 years old, was
hurt tie worst aud her chances 20 recoy.
cry are -iight Mary Grady, s yea old,
was INJURED internally aud her chances Of
r-coyery are doubtful. Joseph Grtdy,
year ID, aud EDDIE Cummings, years
old. We severely hurt, but will probably
recover.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
A GREAT GAM E.

Worcester had Ia Pay Twelve Minutes
Overtime To win.
The game In Worcester last night be-
tween the home team and the Bostons
was the best OF the 5, ason and Worcester
only won after playing twelve minutes
overtime and then he score was to l.
There were over 1000 present and the
features OF the game was the goal tending
OF Sword aud Lations.
There was great team work all through
and IL was clean, sclent ltic struggle.
Toniehrs Games.
Boston at Providence.
New Bedford at Brockton.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
sEAsT 18TH STREET.
NIW NnNK. MnN nh len2

Several times this Wuter h We Uttered
fiOm severe code On NV lungs. fHch i'm
nave applied A lco,ks Po o sPla-iers, and
IN every iu-t"nce ! hpNp been quickly IL
neved by apply ing eve Hc.oss my & - and
one on NY back. My friends, through ny
advice, have tried the experiment IA also
I und n most -ucce-rfut. I feel that ! car
recommend IN M most hhhly 10 ary one
who may see 1T to tryf fn'm.
,NRUs w. FIELD JR
Brandreth's Pills al. the best medicine
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
A Warning Fr, m Spain.

MADRID, Nov. 25-The government has
instructed General Marcia AT MrIilla To
intimate to the sultan's brother that Spain
declines to accept his proposals, aud Will
continue the opy t rs agiasJ the Ar,oS
forthwith, h ! n, he SULTAN re,pons b t
Tor the violations OF tue q, "A y of 1867.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Mr.. Rusk Laid 10 Rest.

VIRoQUA, Wis, Nov. 25.-Ex. President
Harrison, eXAt, ,orney General Miller,
~, ator Villas and the ex-govtrnors and
TX senators of the ate attended the
iu al of Hon }. NJ Ru-k yesterday.
The remains were followed To the grave by
u large concOurse.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
M'MANuS REBUILDING.

New Home Bleach and Dye Works VIII De
Ready by February.
Peter b. McMsnus, the owner of the
Home Bleach and Dye Works, has begun
the work Of rebuilding at the place where
he was located when he was burned down
last January. The plant to be erected
will be larger than the one DESTROYED by
fire, the main building being, 1O0x6O
feet, and three stories In height. Mr..
McMsnus expects to have the new plant
completed by he first of February next.
Since the fire he has been located at
Cranston.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Sc, Free.

PITTsBURG, Nov. % The jury in the
Huddlestou murder case re urn>d a verui 4
of not guilty, d Mrs. Huddl ston AMI
dau Ihter, Mrs. Ktty Coylr, aId tie lat.
trr's hu,ba d, Claude Coyle, were die
missad
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
FIFTH ANNUAL.
MEMBERS of Triton Camp, Sons Of veterans
Enjoy = d. ms.lyes.

Enjoy = a. ms.lyes.
Camp rilton, s. Of ", held its hftb
annual social in the Alcazar last evening,
AID about ninety couples were present.
The grand march was led by II II. Dexter
aud wife ana music VAS by FaIrman's or
ch,stra. The members appeared in full
uniform. Following vas the committee
oi arrangements:
II. ID. Glff rd, Il, II. Dexter, +. n. Blake,
George Reagan, George Mason, Charles
Bdicy, A. l.. PIerc e, Fred Hoffman, Z. T..
lhurber and J. +. Leahey.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Olympia Mak5s 22.2 Knots.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov. 25-The
cruiser Olyml ia averaged % knots on her
trial trip. The vessel made her run on the
first trip over the cour-e. On The return
she br Ike bolt in her pump aud did not
complete the trip. Another trial will be
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Five Dollars and an Hour In Iail.

RICHMOND, Nov. 25.-Jefler Wallace,
secretary Of the city Dem C attic commit
tee, pl AIDED guilty to having challenged
Joseph Bryan, proprietor of Tue ID ,ly
Times, to fight a duel The jnIy fin-d
him IS aud sentenc d him to jail for one
hnnr
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
Mrs. EaSkidY'a Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Michael Cassidy
took rlace at o'clock this morning from
81. Joseph's Church, where a high ruata
OF requiem vas celebrated by Rev. Father
KinDeruey, after which the remains were
Uttered at Mt. st. Mary's cemetery.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25
+ W Bills allowed.

The Board of Aldermen 6nished the
canvass Of he voting lists for Tuesday's
election last evening ana adjourned until
Monday night The only other business
was the allowing OF few bills.