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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
STNDElFS

Nt"TS-Pcanrts quic, quocj nj 6 l2"6 34c for
fancy hard picked and ia5c for farmers: spanish
shclled duh at &c for No. L: 40. quoted a,
> ;Sa2 3.4c: Virginia No. l Shelcd al , l2c ana
No. = ut To- 1-4c. -
pEFSWAX-Ouict Southern quoted a. go 2'c for
large los. with smaller SIl", hi 1ner.
MALE -TGAR-Npw bricks freely offered ~ ="
sc per 10 with demand quiet syrup dull nj 20"
1Jc per Gallon can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
IIENfLOCK.

METALS-PIG IKON-Ihc local marHe. ioI p ~ hnsi'
rather steadier in tone. bnt "
ness still quiet AdVce. from tiiic, hu,
Chilly better movement In pig iron am n,, Ish 10,
prompt shpnent. The demand IL rath'r nunarn
buyers backward about paying IN ,on on ,he lare,
iron Is quoted Ia dem0ralizcd cohal"., - rhtce
stocks enrichment Of production u ., ho hankea
furnaces the Chcnango Valley arr rAlcs. Silor
for the three months and ouer, ,, r,h ,hc
maud Slow. Finished maerl,s are gn tons nes
duli. reported follows Vov .o'' liz ILL.,,
June shipment. sa 90; 1000 tons To ,"n. T"'
mcni @3 80 300 tons t'Icy forge sioorv 81 ~ / 900
billet. May and June 81 fnasers ,ons mcp bar
bIllets June. s2i -. makers mill aoo .o sho N
t2Y SO 100 muck 1923 so 500 nh' s rcr II np
II -, months; 100 tons snearsa ~Inlr..s sp3
Adyices from Wheeling indicate qa', ra ,rn rn,g
blooms and hil-ts Large quantitie. o. n, hs
shipped % the south and Southwestern r.r 1 ras
recent rise Trade Is fairly good ~ ia .,
kc to-day closcd steady With as,in't nd lie as.,d
eording TO quaty sIo; corp,r Is "a 10 IS BID ii ssEed
and July. 1915 bid and 1895 asked ~, ,o, and
az 10 IS. London closed ci2 Us ~ io III s IN,
Gi3 10, for futures Market quet WV, ~ co,per a.,
$50 ant fuures $50 tons. Inc ss no tons The
Anaconda mine has broken all previous, rere coua 70
duction the past month. The snilmcns wrr all If"
COO tons per month ana smclef- ac SS,nrhu 80
Wees FROM London that the ian coo ,r. "na u,
eonpr % Ga'sov during tho NEXT hre Sa ,25 akcd
Nav June July and August do. ST. o". ,,oi az
sS,ads.o5 and London Gl7 l5s ms e TIP 80
sp-lter from this pot, are so tone a; hi 10 ,Sei
ssay a a June s i On Ssf'i IS
tons June q 1890. and 10 tons all June iS"o winch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

meeting a good demand. and prices close firm on
fine. large. wclrucd and sound stock. but inferior
Qualities drag Old potatoes have declined heavily
under much pressure 10 sell but the market close
Sleadcr. Bermuda onions easier. southern cabbage
declined heavily last week but close lTm"r GrccH
peas very irregular. Sing beans lower under larg,
supply Cucumbcr> caeicr. Tomatoes have arrived
IN large quantity and much lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
COTTON M>RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston May 2o.-Cotton quiet middlng. l-N
low niidrg. q 1870 good ordinary, '-l6c, net
and gross receipts, 100 bales sales hohe' s'oc"
~ .:,Ji bales. $500 ,,,,, ,o.
Norfolk: May ao..cotton dali mGdi'ns. 3 nc ne;
and gross receipts 100 bales exports. coastwise, o.i
bales: stock taetnaD l5,sa4 bates. o, inf,
ding I.oc mddlIng 1-4c low mdiliIg, is tic !;
cod ordinary 5-sc; net receipts, 1000 bales
gross o34 halci; sales $500 bales SOCK l3i2l.
bales. ,,,,,
savannah May 20-Co,ion quiet middling, Csc {:
low mdd Ing, isc good oidlrary bee: net ana
cross rccepts 56l ables: exports TO the Continent
sa5 bales ccastwise, 1902 bales, sales, p bales ;
stock, 81 .212 bales.
For statc of Trade see vins PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

saIc.-shcrman u Culver: Kentucky IIcr-. 200 "
3 d is {, 90 , "a s at N 81. 6 :? &, do
LEO r. 8 go 9 d. 81 2, a. - 10 1904 49, - ID 4,
a o ss a% p0 a, = s. at - 49, 49, '''
I: 3d. 60 10 &c., &c., LIZ T. a. sSS IS g. az
20 d. 49, OS at IS 80 = d. los NJ at s. DO
z a: s 80 80 80 % d. TO- l' n a, a" i. % d II 49,
.ic steers 1856 H. at 81 20 2!S ~ = 7o 20 d
s LII. a e al r2@9n GS tS wi !" &! r at as5
do n at 3: 10 d. 2@ T., n at g 70 do
oS e cs Is %S'S Msu' 8, sr'I Stat, r. o.
cs aSo N. tag ss y $ ed h. at ~ 10 a.
10 do S' so r., at ss % Pennsylvania o6 H.
Mcrhcr.on Go 10 wc;.er n .'e or "a, ,s7 at
s. g 20 5C'' 10 50 DO 1881 Isl H. at IS iass q 90
at at 81 T. ss d. o1f IS 6 l3iS -
t" i '$9 g. q oo DE- al q = $40 9" l0.a
80 90 DO si5 n At - 40 ~ COWS ?S' ~ at - 30
p % d. i az Is is at "a 49, g. 80 p
+ d. g. $40 fs at e %. q I Western hcr 1870 r.
j. j. s,hsmbcra 4 son /! Chicago ,cers; 1903 n; at
IS 7o & do i9so r. a IS g. j. Ia - II DO 1850 H.
at XsN,on y ,:IIic,: 81 texas oxen 900 n At - TO-
state bulls 1908 n, at :! s.; 10 state cows 1907 n at
''Si % Do 1859 % wG AZ r. steers. 1907 a, So
Laqcasiei SoSny l r@a' sas 1870 r. at y
'OS @c tS3%s-onv head and Sot a S i2aT
son sold COW aud cau for 80 do At ~ 30 eaeh
q" GT :. Zee 1879 nesi 1900 at eotast and
s AZ at oS s,'y e S e,e ID Ss
for buttenik eslves "A sed cary rq@ op 70 rnl.
. sss' a. r'S cs a! !" Efs l'' %
few mixed ,s ,rs =. .o a At fray eosns pts
s sI Isl = NJ cat at d ss 81 i is g.
Il i ~ 20 s s} 3? II DO U.s. ~ " So sos DO 1873 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
LIVE STO|k MARKET.
.

nooi prime -tcr> odd ON. year 'go at - i'"t' -
M .Nrr.gr price estimated A. - 10
I.IlN Icrcir;- fir two day.. +SI cars. G.fi2
hc.d .ea car. consigned d.rat Ia aaught rcr>3 car.
g. - nor, alive ard Tor thu market 4 Iiilc
Vas active oary Tho DAY Tor medium ;, cho' s'""fs
tut i - Tor rough cattle price. Vrr' iuf stpng
A. tho oi.fng on Friday for all desiInb" grades aud
'o,r s,@. TO- highr but receipt ~ Cnca"I ndN''
"a. t-.lirr vr1i,d little and tine m1r!sr. rlo>'d dull.
About c,crythiug went g The scale. 1hitiv-iX cars
- dl.tul. - f,d ..cr- K"a.uckv ia ~ 81 io,i
=, 70 per 100 y. iuf, rio. prime. Win g,ncrai
ale. a. 81 .0as5 g; corn fod st'rs AZ -jg-a 81
To- ,tlfat, TO choice and 10 toys a. 20 les - the
IL: msrd cattr a, ,. ijo5i 20 oAcn ,nd sag. a,
a." ~ i0T- 81 nj q, TOO - % !
ft Westorn hrfrr - =. Dr's,cl beef Ia lGli de-
irsrG and teady 7'senrc pr y FOR mmon t. c>ri
uu,,, Latest cdLc advice. pu't' rcfr 9cr1td b''t
low At Ic.alo-c per y Am,rean 't'"'~ ,teady a.
li,oruo, ana London TO-, - i2r: tops lac inc
I,,t named irit shipment. tomorrow GH) ,itu" IA
he Taurc l., NJ Gold mth 300 quarters o. b""f 20
on, on tl. .auic boat and IianuaH ii.y due 80
IA ,Irf d,v ,,ifh I quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

j
c ,ord Urn" Sn, a,,s o,d sa 1e: 2G2 fGpa
cccc"f fax - tS '' 100 geo bags mart W.,
GgU sood average sano l3 f,o ecpt' QUO , DaF
I ogGo Vs. uncanged higher and II'mDo's %
Pc lower. .., .oco. in ~, Emitted Stat,
oIy me- N"s rs DC bag, onoa from iiio an, s'n,.'
1000 baes to socI u 725 bag, Stock IA
Wc, oScnn- 3 29l bugs; In Baltimore 90 and
s. roeg was o aEm q "s az ' n y, o H. Oh Gbs
c a& oco ,, Sas' rd G% ar out .'dy but
ou,!, biIcr a. rule not disposed I, 'Sr
sas, move S.' '" Pics &'! s saSa q
psS;.tsesH,s, rorpn% iS ""ineii'sS tts5
IN cl tials: forgn eigetS =: III o V"' ,rs o.
QUINN 1ge' ~ r. ''r -.ta aon
81 sae % bes. e. 80 S ors sr: & 81 o VIM
Ciqsssn i cqs 20 Oh gPss"cil%'a o.c . seed ia
Sdsy oil 9:r sOfss gi&raS
s? g ia.s@ @ CO.'S csors' so o. IG SS%da TO- %
ota,n 81 DO FOR Arcln n, 2e ,a N va
Af Db 'S tara SsaS ' g. ?'e pd ,%
yss bgi l$,oo cIc'm num naTn 70; 6cnm ow
crs ouo,ei at sa all .p.t soid' ana ga g 20
so.a,s a. soda sd ' yan l' Scans a" cut. Soc
g. S SS9fa ss n.t fs
s,ssi zee; cdvc 5 q EhoIc. 75isdssc.
rIs,iverv little Of interest ha. tr,nsnred during all nc
,eec DAY, DAYS Of ~'s .o Das TSce
Box heTps t nG%s,'T for IN racKss % nS%,a
nS herring % are selling the b';is {" for men
:oicd II allLac no l. ana loo i"' 'nr' W., an
oI-R AND NEAJ.-It was III unusually ouii ia, A..
,,o aour marset with only Few sd.s o. Nv 'nd
wI9er " w o@s nn Sa any n"yr possible 70
~ i'v nur"has,s on Total transactions fooHd W. o
Zoo psgg;s a. .ai g'9* oasS sl:a
Sv V 900 hi. at ~ %. and srns pay me-
>. aOds4 80 southern four was nrfi,''Sa HnI and
ancha"s % alss Of 200 bo q corn oc Nh
Tsrnt teady and fairly scvc win sales S OF o%
?,"pi,t ons: brandy wine ~ 90; l ,,s, OK
e SSSh', s,a Ses a. Sass,nsed pces
,,on. Fine white 81 l;ae m"e ysrr1Tgp MarSct
= is o'a@3c sSa 20 M soc 6o SOC so
quiet bur ~ * a:SS sharp- 95cas1 rye feed
~ So hmny chop s5dlOc eotton'ced neal ~ s q;
o D., roo n oil meal ~ 31dsl 40 S'ies' oooo ' "
2rrsrlGN DRIED FRuITS-Ihc market Is Sun W. ~
, dealers being content to hold very small "eCs c
f prices snow tendeney 70 ad Maac,
prices a ayer 81; muscas 81 SSas:; sutsna SSo
S1d Era SSra = 29se
ise pnGiN GRT FIJI irs-There orc 10 stea nsr,
now a., the TO New.hork n ms and abo, 90 900
d9,10o hoS S,r,ancan lemons; also 10 Ncworcans
DnnoS With about $50 boxes oranges ana oUco aoo
also s,c1ss ~ W enoos aDo
steiner 10 I'D TOO boxes lemons We .qunHs,,
asns ~ i2Ssi, o 80 eoaan,
"a ,srrv Italian chcnu,s per Sres cs%n sa siciV
& az ney ssasi So oIonses ss Se bens IN con
= y. Hpos,ine Of The visible q, cso.k when
ttoi up 70 's light rally. Chicago lea the dsene sens
s nef ABOUT e bush. while the local m'iAe sh0"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

%ew.York receipts. 100 bale r!o'.. DO nI'e,
.1rnttS 500 halr> forwarded - bel 30 Us. ~
l1ic. ;otal pot to-day. 81 di', n4- iir m
week 49, lalcs AGAINST 7Gi6 be- last week I-Suo
today 3gcai Britain none, FrinrT "ohr ,",nl.'H
CO bales conso iGi,e1 net, 's3 la @, 'lc't hl
q asa rance none. Continent. 2.--V: t'iAI, $50 ,
st,cE sa OCO bales. Today dG'."e- ON Li' fl"9
.c,e a. follows Spo' cotton Guo.a %. hlief sutnpfc
AZ. .r.,an middlnr>. A. ~1r~ iODo hal'-' IT, '.p,'
~ in,iuGii- coo haIc- Ani"fi' an fhthi'-
rncd t.,dv al abont Loo advance. desc stead, 1T
10 d a.Gid stvarc. compared With >atHiHtN, P
closing I.,e:lool quots'ioas Man. 30. 20 %" Ma.
jane 400 % i.o3; jun'Jul,. iN@ N ir3 Ju'
o, e. OJ. mite. TOO to 40 = y en- y
oc,h,, ~ 20 400: Drinb.I cuirr 40 :" ~ .
%oycrutcr - .ccnhor al 10 fl2; Dcc"ni"F January
4 - tn IA. Januaryi rbr;fry A-l3 tc III. -,
COFFEF-Thc coiec mark at Ney-Y TX oSnri ~ ~, ~
/, 81 po,ut. lower because The European markets
o.r,-.d =, he /, pnnr shape and recent b1i"f~ h'l
iurn,d scii,r.. ~ o'docS hov"Nct, The m,Ik inr
cover d from = 4 10 point li.tlc loth co..
but thr Nrw.Ypk No marHct j. IN 'l''r,t ,ic
uurto,csne shape ct present IHtT an 81 Wv saic.
Ls. va, II de up aud thc market \. sod sIlI. .1o
o.d.v COM riscd 30 bag Nay; 1000 bag, lux NO, u
10. scn. mhcr: bugs Ociotc;, and J,'Ni DIG -
crni,r a toai Of 1850 bag. The market ''o''U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

ui.Nf, AND u + rhc ua-tct remains IN semi.
tat. AID cn."nt " rroi 1voi' :. iiti
.i 90 !. yer, lLc Ing done III shp'ts aior'
,,'ntu,ly Unclaimed III our h1rR't WINE '"' ~
,.s". n1t. not changed tarif position mat'rlan! VI
-, ot.. Nnu. hemp. -iV bcc shipment ~" -. ~
p' -" 70: 10 ar.lyc. i',d ~, Jutc spot 3't.
,,.d,c; J,tc butt and rcccon' spot u"
'ui,rS The morlc, don with rT'cpts .omc"hni
- ~ me .alc- Mott o, the arrivals however CO
NJ, ia NH Of tho tniroi Stats Leather COMPANY ani
They a." rc.,lt Of holding lri'c. aiort -t,aGy.
w..h o,o,.. Dry H.des-Bucnos Ayrcs. sla2 ~ l.Ec
w Id"' ,iortcNldco 2jd2@ n l&2" sre,bn
~ n,do ,OG2o n 1lic selected; C,llOTnla q! a., ID,
10 .,rci,d Mlti 23a2oc y lOc see yea vera
~. $50 :, 90 IS thcy run; iios"ta 'tc .Oa54 ID
n1o,c 49, hcv run Cent al Amt lean lod.- ID lOac u,
!i~ . mn. fort ~ Ilatc ljal 49, D - th'y I'm.
IT, 80. Vio iandc Montelidco RIPS lonl2 - oc
80" .odo,a lciJ = Toe selected; liucnos Ayi.'
Uni, H., iOal2 % &c selected Mexican, lCol2 -
ou 'ioc,.d ToNaS tnll H. 3lsc elected wet Soltn
pa Yjo 10 N, i2c the, run: Tcxa, OK anu
~. ,o1,so m sac selected; New-Orccns oN ana COW,
..."co ~ aLaGc -c'c6tcd: Havana 800 20 N. oc ~
f'r ~, ,rn D1y Saici Iidrs-Msfonhan, rags ~ S a.
,t . n,. pcnanlnr0 2ja 80 D. 62c thcy ~ lidhii.
~ a. n &c - ihcy Pa Ia md Maacabo 1905
~ g., as they sa,anli @Ja"o u nc as M
49, a., ,l,tamoras 2ons3 n. ~ selected. Texas 3od3o 10
inaIi NJ y',nIOc: Csleuita desi GIcen val2 N, &c.
iiocn,ta buralo, l9f22 N. DC.
LEATHER was quite NODE ate demand for both honc
and for I'm account tn" receipts continue 70 ~ r.a
% ro,r Than s4cs bu; thcv cared for bv IN"
milne Hence the marht has the appearance ~ -" ns
s,es iy though ba ganH eau b. pIcKrd hp by "uo
ehopp ne 2rOun1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

Receipts for six days, 1.60s bales exports. 10
bales: imports 50 bales. far the trading on
this market concerned there is nothing new 10 re-
port. The volume OF business is no larger nor are
the inquiries from brewers. exporters or dealers any
more numerous. But the inability 10 buy hops much
II any cheaper In the country Is holding values up
here and our line of quotations cover as nearly as
possible the small current business The tenor OF iat
country adyices is trhc weaker and while no se
sales are making fraconay lower than Of late; zoe
now 10 be the limit IN best sections ana safes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

Nlrkpf dos II11s' IIlNIl- IWI UnN JUNG
issued al p. Sales ~ 600 bales.
tf1TO\.-Ihcit inGurV fof rio'
rotton but IL filled nat"rtlr IN a'tEal IN me-
The BIDS wco Tric, than quotations vhr nodor-
wrr, rot slosCd ulIh, Sons. Oih'IaNf thc
marie vas called dull Quotito.s of spo; cotoi ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

Under very light arrivals OF I've poultry an Mnas
NJ wesgh,no stock were further advanced fowls selling
nm 10 &c FOR both Western and southern Two car,
isss ont In tc-day and with advces OF more liberal
sss,,r ~ g., transit prices fell back liiiie. all the
- ,ois 11ns Sc Western dressed fowls held 1rm al
S.c 10 Tho cicse OF las, week and cleaned up well
Market opens this week with a., an aannS 81 ea
me-. ,h,E lois very dull. Long Island sprins
ducks IN better demand and iirmer squads STEADY
LIVE POULTRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

Receints for six DAYS $50 pkgs; exports, 2,l19
pkgs. Under quite a strong pressure 10 sen cVap
Grated apples before warm weather neccss'taes pa,
ting stock into cold storage. the market mas ri,N
weak and unsettled. Fancy fr'ii has faii"n 10
ga 9 Ice and prime and choice to 81 &c lnI,ner
lines OF prime selling at the inside hgurc. sun,
dried apples In light stock. but moving ;i9wiy ana
hsavy packed lots EaspbcrIics quiet aud steady.
Tr.rries decl.ninr small fruits dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
rc1-ITS AND HFRRlES-rRESH.

Apples firm for top qualities under very m rate
receipts. but trade rather quiet ,'rawberr,cs ai'
snd the stock is lsrsey of Very orS sro %Hhc
berries in much larger supply and lower. Chrrric,
scarce and fancy large are in good demand hm1 nd
rrtc.s when tne but common lots are slow sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
CHEESE.

Receipts six days, 25.s9. boxes: exports. 2l.lOo
boxes. Buyers not successful In getting prices
down much on full cream cheese until to-day the
demand for fine goods especially keeping pretty
close up to the supply. But the weak reports that
camo in today from the Northern markets. coupled
with only moderate foreign orders. resulted In a.
slight decline before much business accomplished
on such transactions were reported We call - 3-Ed
sc the price Of finest colOrcd, and Q '4c top for
white. Home trade took hold Of small sizes very
well and there Is steady market at Zoe for choce.
Part skins have had very dun sale at lower prices,
especially the grades below choice which do not seem
tIod yaIu cab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

For state Of Trade see 'ihh PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

Receipt, for six days 1.o26 hhS: 37.c4G cas"N
The market made - gradual Improvement during
the last half OF last week. best western reaching
~ 90 nv saturday This Tpch opens with larger
arrivals but under fair demand and an cXpcc'a-
on Of lighter supplies 70 arrive i 5G r IN ,f M'c ara
reaching I6 &c and pc, brands of Northern OHIO.
Michigan etc are sometimes hell shade higher
with occasional sales report d. 80
stae ana PENNEY lvano. rcwl,1, per dozen. l62I ~
southwas,e,n nor dozen ........ lG n 81.
ssortbe,, NOV casn ..... ..........s3 OOds3 30
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
THE EPOT0MAC HEROES
General Miles the Head
Of the Organization.
MANY WARRIORS PRESENT.
Concord, N. H., to Be the Next Meet
ing Place Of the Gallant Band.

Boston, June 2s.-General Nelson A.
Miles was unanimously elected president
OF the Army of the Potomac association
yesterday. the secretary being instructed
to cast one vote for him.
Old Faneuil hall was thronged with old
soldiers, the gallant veterans who marched
to the James and back again with Little
Mac, who stormed the beights at Fred
ericksburg, turned back the tide at Gettys-
burg and dauntlessly followed Grant
through the Wilderness to the final tIi-
umph at Appomattox.
Not for more than 20 years before has
the old cradle thrown open its doors to
such a gathering as assembled within its
walls yesterday.
The assembly was late In sounding, and
1t was well nigh 10 o'clock before the head
quarter blue flag with its six armed cross
of the Army Of the Potomac was borne
down the aisle to the platform and the
treasurer established himself at the head
Of the hall to receive the sinews Of war.
Many Notable Figures
followed bohind the flag Most striking
among them was the tall form of General
Fitz John Porter of the old Fifth corps,
about whom clustered many of his old off,
GERS, and with them General Augustus p.
Martin. General Porter was given quite
reception. Besides him there were Gen
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
LOCAL LIN ES.

Thomas r. Robinson, aged 81 years, died
at his residence, No. II Peart street, last
evening.
The graduation exercises OF st. Mary's
school Will take place In the school hall
tomorrow afternoon.
William Murray of Jewett City, Conn.,,
Is in town to offer congratulations to his
brother who was married today.
There will be meeting OF Tilton Camp,
3. OF ", this evening. The matter OF
equipping the camp as dismounted cavalry
will come up for consideration.
Frank e. Greenslitt and wife have re-
turned from Danielsonville, Conn. Mr..
Greenslitt's parents celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary on last Monday.
The Catholic Club OF Providence will
entertain Cardinal Gibbons at a clam bake
at one of the shore resorts next week be-
fore his departure from the city. II is
expected that he will remain one week In
Providence.
The Sacred Heart Christian Doctrine
Society is actively engaged in prepara-
tions for the outing to Diamond Hill on
Fourth OF July. The committee will meet
on Sunday and those intending to partici-
pate should notify the committee at once.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
CUPID STILL Att.
Thomas Lamb Welded This Morning to
Capt. MulIen's Daughter.

Thomas Lamb Welded This Morning to
Capt. MulIen's Daughter.
This morning at 8 o'clock In st. Mary's
Church occurred the wedding OF Thomas
Lamb to Miss Annie A. Mullen, daughter
OF CAPT. Joseph Muilin, long and favor
ably known in this city and now occupy.
ing the position OF me essenger In the State
House In Providence. Christopher j.
Mullin, brother of the bride, was best
man and Miss Mary Lamb, a sister of the
groom, acted as bridesmaid.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. ii. Lennon, and he afterwards cele-
brated a nuptial high mass.
At the offertory Miss Annie McGinn
sang the save Marie" and at the conclu-
sion of the mass the newly married couple
received holy communion, after which the
nuptial beDediction was impaired.
The bridal party partook OF a wedding
breakfast at the Benedict House after the
ceremony, and left for New York on the 2
o'clock train, where they will spend the
honeymoon. On their return they will
take up their residence on Marin street
with the best wishes OF their numerous
friends.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28

Finn; tea set from Miss Rose Finn; toilet
set, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Joyce; hand
painted lemonade set, James Finn; album,
Eugene Wall; clock, Miss Teresa Finn;
vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron; pair OF pic
lures, Mrs. Conway and family; picture,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips; salad dish,
Miss Jennie Coffey; lemonade set, Mamie
Feeney; silver pickle dish, Flossie and
Harry Wall picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Finn; picture, Dennis McCaffrey; picture,
Miss Katie Reilly; picture, Henry Sulli-
van; picture, Miss Winnie and Norah
Lynch; picture, Thomas and Mary Monks;
silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wall; silver spoons; Mrs. Nellie Galligan !;
pair of marble tiles, James Finn; present
from grandmother; coffee spoons, Miss
Grace Lynch; pair of ornaments. Miss
Kate Coffee; silver bread knife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Finley; willow rocker, friends;
rocker, a friend; silver knives, James
Callaghan; silver forks, John Sullivan; |;
silver carving knife and fork, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lynch; pair OF plaques, Miss
Ellen Pyne; table, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Wall; bed spread, Miss Lynch; bed
spread, Mary Reilley; table cloth and nap
kins, Miss ID. Phillips; table cloth and
napkins, M. and X. McKenna.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
THEeLAcKSToNE'S BANKS

Next Sunday afternoon the friends OF
ex-Councilman Joseph Curran, one of
Cumberland's most esteemed citizens,
will enjoy an old fashioned clambake at
the Curran homestead near Lanesville.
Many prominent figures In the social and
political life of Cumberland will be in at
tendance, and the occasion promises to be
one Of great pleasure to the entertainer
and the entertained.
The arrangements for the monster pic
mic Of st. Patrick's parish, which is being
held for the benefit Of the new Catholis
Institute, are well under way and every
thing points to highly pleasurable and
profitable AFFAIR on July 4th. The COM
mittee In charge is an efficient one, made
up OF level heads and willing hands.
A young woman who said she belonged
In Pawtucket was run into and knocked
down by careless bicycle rider on John
street last evening. The wheelman was
on the sidewalk instead OF In the roadway
and the young woman had no warning of
his approach. Luckily the Pswtucketite
was not injured except In the matter Of a
soiled dress.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-28
coMMANDER-rN-cHIEF wEIssrpr.

Commander In Chief Gen. Weissert, q.
A. r., arrived in Providence at 12:43 p. m.
today. The Commander in Chiefs staff
and department officers met him at the
Narragansett Hotel at o'clock y. m. At
80 the Commander in Chief and staff,
the aides de-camp and invited guests
took carriages for Pawtuxet, where they
were received by the Department Com
mander and stan.
At $3.50 clam dinner will be served al
Rhodes on-the- Pawtuxet. In the even.
ing the Commander. in Chief, his stat
and invited guests Will visit Slocum Post
Hall where an informal camp fire will be
held.
Many veterans of this city and Chief
Perry and City Clerk Sibley are at the re-
ception.