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Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

SENATOR ALLISON refuses to serve as
member of the international monetery
conference which meets in November
next, for the reason that he believes it
to be the duty of every republican mem
Der of congress to be in his seat when
the Fifty-third congress meets. He be-
lieves that Gov. Boies will be renomi
mated for governor of Iowa by the
democrats, and that he will be defeated
by the republican nominee, the peoples
party being no longer factor in that
state.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
Indian Bids.

The following letter details the plac
ing of Indian bids, as recently done at
Washington:
New YORK, May 90, 1893.
Messrs. L. Zeckendorf & Co., Tucson, Arizona
GENTLEMEN: Referring to the Indian
bids we beg to advise you of the follow
ing awards:
Colorado river
-Four, $4,000 pounds, at s4Ol, Chas.
II. Soaring.
Beef cattle, $4,000 pounds at s2.83,
William KOshland.
San Carlos
Flour, $4,000 pounds at 1923. John K.
Mullen.
Beans, 1000 pounds at s4.74, Max
Mayer.
Corn, $4,000 pounds at s1.69, Henry A.
Morgan.
B EFF cattle, 100000 pounds at s1.6715.
John V. VickeTs.
Fort Yuma
Flour, $4,000 pounds a: 1923, Henry
4. Roster.
Beans, 5000 pounds at So, Leo Gold
man.
Beef, net, 10000 pouads at 1924, Leo
Goldman.
Phoenix
Flour, $4,000 pounds at S2.99, Leo
Goldman.
Beans, 5000 pounds at 1870, Leo
Goldman.
Beef, net, 10000 pounds at s5.97,
Michael E. Hurley.
Pima
Bans, 1920 pounds at S4S7, A. H.
Corran.
Please note. Yours truly,
Signel l.. ZECK ENDoRF & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

OWING to the snail amount Of gold
bullion deposited, about 100000 per
month, and the heavy expense Of coin
age at the United States mint at Carson
City, New, Secretary Carlisle has di-
rected the suspension of coinage opera
tions at that mint from and after June l.
Gold and silver bullion will, however,
be received for parting and refining.
This mint, though on a small scale, is
equipped with the finest modern ma
chinery and is a model OF its kind. 1t
was badly placed, however, having been
designed to handle Comstock bullion
only, at a time when the output of the
great lode was far larger than at present
LatterIy it has been out Of the way, and
left high and dry by the receding
tide.-Ex.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

IT is the general impression that the
president will recommend to congress
the imposition of an income tax Oh
salaries over five thousand dollars
year. Certainly the subject has had the
Importance OF a cabinet consideration,
but SO far as known no crystallized plan
has vet been formulated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

In time of peace prepare for war. The
superior winter climate of southern Ari-
IONA would bring a large class of
wealthy health seekers to our town if
hotel Accommodations could be secured.
By November the fiood-tide of winter
tourists will have set in for California
and much of it could be arrested here if
we had The required accommodations. 1t
is money to every property owner in
this community to see that a first-class
hotel is built.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

HoY. LEVI 81. MANNING, the new
surveyor general Of Arizona, has as
sumed the duties of his Office. He is
a bright, intelligent and active young
man and will, We confidently predict,
make a successful surveyor general. He
is thoroughly familiar with the duties
of the office, he having had four years.
experience under Surveyor General
Hise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

OEE gentleman told Us yesterday that
he had collected only ten per cent. of
his monthly accounts. Tim are hard
and no mistake Keep a stiff upper lip
and we will pull through all right IN
the end. EVERY cloud has silver
lining" daily Nogales.
With the Sherman act in force silver
lining is no better than the other side.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

AT the great fair there at least fifty
side shows. To see them all requires an
outlay of twenty dollars for admission
tickets. 1t costs ten cents to sit down
and fifty cents every time you look at
the goddess of Liberty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

THERE will be a clearance sale in the
ranks of the Altoona democracy when
the state campaign opens. Already the
republicans are conceded one senator,
which is just one more than the republi-
cans concede to the democrats.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
SDaciman Cases

S. Fl. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia und Rheumg-
tism, his Stomach was disordered. his
Liver was affected to an alarming &C.
gree, appetite fell away. and he was ter
TiDly reduced in flesh 6nd strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,,
bad a running sore on his age of eight
years. standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica, Salve, and his leg ia
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawbs,
o., had five large Fever sores on his leg.
doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric BiStors and one box
Bucklen's ArnicR Salye CURED him
entirely. Sold by George Martins,
druggist.
L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

ACCORDING to reports from Chicago,
Arizona is not cutting a very wide
swsth at Chicago. This is through
lack Of means 10 make proper display
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

STATEHOOD and free silver means
unqualified prosperity for Arizona and
ArIZonans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
meeting at the Palmer house tonight.

meeting at the Palmer house tonight.
Before the close of the central hall
meeting J. n. Quinn, OF the Butte,
Montana, Miner, offered free coinage
resolution which passed by small ma
jorIty.
The boilers to the member of thirty,
representing thirteen states, organized
at the Palmer house. They are all pop
ulists. General Weaver, Of Iowa, was
elected chairman. Ignatius Donnelly
and others made speeches, and resolu-
tions were adopted calling the bi-metal-
ic league to convene with the industrial
convention in Chicago in the fall.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

a VISITOR to the big fair writes back:
"Pack your money in your trunk and
your outfitip your collar box"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
ESBERG, BACHMAN & co.
Agents fer tie Pacific Coast
Sen Francisco Cal

- Fsw ~ G,k as . - A. IN skE7
AY NE any Nervous or Secret Disease
/WGN Unnatural Loss Diabetes. Bright.
Il tEfS9 Disease
BaGXEN Lest MANHOOD
q SS&EA Nervous Debility, SpermasOrrnea
w. iE[r-G Seminal Losses, Sc <Izas De-
60 fSSh, ray, I .L1inG,Ai emory. Weak Eyes,
ENF--r-<Tf3 Lack Of Energy, also Blood AID
E-eEF4kE&S4 Skin Diseases Syphilis, EruptiOns,
Hair Falling, Bone Pains. swell
tngs, Sore Throat. Ulcers, Frees
ef Hsrcurv, kidneys and Bladder Troubles.
Weak Back, Burning Urine, GOnor- hea elect Stric-
Sure-prompt relief and cure for Lie
LAD1ES.
B7 his treatment n 2uTe. lovely compiler
torn, free from sailOwne:s, freckies. baclsr eads.
zruptOns ETC. brilliant eyes and perfect health.
oe had. When 10 isinconvenent u ccnS che CITY,
oy describing your disease on recescs * go -cSSf
cine viii be sent ycC sree from case, 60 SIS he essa
lE- call o. s-sE--z5 tclse d. PIzGRGa isk2ers@Tz
- l. e~sFrr r--~---s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

POngees, India and China Silks, and
all qualities of Silkalines at the lowest
prices at
6-6-2t L. Zeckendorf & Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10

The following letter details the plac
ing of Indian bids, as recently done at
Washington:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

said a them: MIR. Riley ever grows
more charming. and Atlanta was snx-
ious 20 hear the gifted Mr.. Shcrley,
whose graceful writings long ago made
his name familiar. Mr.. Shcrlcy 10 lit.
erary genius from Louisville file has
marked versatility aud his part % the
entertainment was an ovation. There is
an originality about bis prose sketches
which is charningly refreshing. One
selection which he read. Tho Brick
yard Master and his Fiddle" has a fan
ci,ul turn IN the theme. "A weird conceit
which Poe never cxceiled. The pathos
81 it h deeply touching and the tragic
esding gives a climax which preserves
the unity % the tale Thea there is a
Russian sketch. "Eassa.T tragic. too.
the plot moving vigorously. and At the
same time with perfect sul@othness. as
the drosky fiies swiftly over the glisten
Jog snow. You see the land Of the white
czar which the untraveled have learned
through Tolstoi. Ii wac thrilling in in
terest and read with strong effect. In
the lighter vein Mr.. Sheriey gave The
Buzz Saw Girl" one from his collection
entitled The Inner SistsrhoOd." This
il delicIously drol bit and that a
IL from lilo the bubbling laughter at.
tested. MIR. Shcrley made pronounced
hit Asa whole. the entertainment was
thoroughly artistic and enjoyable. The
sale "a seats opens In the box Office to
morrow morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

ifyiuE success The intention was 90
Pot i on he road II IL stool the test.
Proving % be play u remarkable
lrausstic strength. the owners az once
ssf o. work preparing scenery and the
necrsary ADD accurate stage effects.
The formal production of The Ensign
occurred IN Washington. where there
asr more naval critics than IN any other
American city IL met Nth instaat sue
Cess there and va pronounced per
feet rspr0dnction - naval scenes and
ln-i,.snts ~ men high IN Official s.irciss
since then u las been presented "a Chi
cago. Session and other cities. aEt
sFeryNtsrs has been received With
enthusiasm. 10 The navy Mr.. Haworth.
TIE author. has invaded new field. and
one that - fu8 u excellent material Tor
tie Industrious dramafist. We have
ulany war dramas. but Tor come reason
TIE navy has until tnis time escaped
tha aramatist The characters In - ne
EGsign are said 20 be clearly and dls-
tinciiy drawn. the humor rii.h and
unc' ous. and the general tone sound
and healthy Perhaps. spanking patriot.
really. tie historical diplomatic incident
q Nsaon and Slldeli could CIT have been
furrcd tn hetfer account than ia a play
Or tho eutertsinmen' q the OH and the
r.;rucfIon Og the yourg. surely. that
uairh astls e. The pgiaic respect q the
tlae ur fo5m q he Americsu soldier 90
sa.ilr is a patriotic thing That which
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

frrs re Ameficsn heart vita fresh al
r. s fof the navy e TIE tinted
SH,fes snd with renewed love go sh~
untu Il r1rfhy ~ rrs.as FoF these
rsaerns TIE Ensign 81 te scfepfed
as D ~eak tae men8fcny ~ meaning
,..se flsf4 Fet The fnsign apfea.s
rs fte snfEc favor nof "a patgwtir
tronnlla ff Il said - - a powerful
drsus an1 tss canrnny that VIZ pro.
sirre 70 Is e sfrr1g ene The sernery ir
ena e - sef - nrTei siFisirE AMI
hsssaral Tharr are ase great sr~rFs.
en- sFeee nva q ftrs rrieirai k.sch
@.eHe tsais sith a. esigisal subject. snsi
treat ffsf asf rft in elasfefiY man
ner Tie efsHd hafhar - Hsssna. ~
Cthsn via -hs esetiarN irferaal ries
= san ~ Tar fhe President private
Hfrarv ffs sfer fers - the hafiieetir
49, srienftt eftf..efz - the erHe
rsfnfeF fef affR = = = snsa+of wss
srr rrr.enfes 500 ~ 81 6firi,sf IL
fsst thpF 49, setaeiiF fepf'siiis.s''t frs.rF
phalasrarfs sra sff So - ssk-n -
a. sftset "a hsard ratfsi <fslss 80
sfI Isfre - the ff,se su nsfY tsss
he 80 etins ~ eae - 49, tse
lrsaeee ae hootscE ftf sfsgess sHst
rla~ All sse - wtf euf esf a. go
...s-ii.s.,a sfasl = ffsn fssi he A. 4
rrsnrr spnf sffirs es-uia rriag fhens est
- as s~-tssaai vS4s = presented :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

The White SAFE" Rarkisy canp
beiia alost eEdurinz pisy viii come -
The braisd tohi-ght fer cue aetk. Per
taas no play nox before the piablic has
been seen aud euln<ed % - many peo-
pie as The White slave Men the
plsykright took for his theme story Il
sisEssy Il appealed 10 the Amsricsn
sympathy that abhsss anything APP
psosehsng enslsverasnt. whether Of the
utn.l "a bodf. The skill Of ths drama
tisf eas fsFtksr shoxn BY making the
principal character Of his dFausa = NO
aiaa, yoaas and beautiful IL - Der
trials thzf are portrayed. her heroism
aud her suffering that end u the tale
- path cite and beautiful interest A
play Il southern hfc. depicting southern
character. affords the srcnlc artist vide
scope fer hts brush, add IA this piece all
the laxurisnt and tropical beauties q the
sunny south ars shown IN a series %
beautiful sceaes carried hy thss organi.
zation. Aside ffom the scenie BEAUTIES
u the play the uan~t approved and sksil-
ful mechanism known a. the mechanic .
art 10 used. eliminating IA q ram storm
IL real saler. the nost realistic and IN
spring effect Of modera times The
play has bcsn presented continuously
tor the past twelve years IN all The prin-
ciral cities Of the unlon and each year
seems 10 add 10 its popularity this
may DC accouuted FOR. IN q large meas
ure. 10 the uniformly excellent cast that
Manager III. c. Kennedy always carries
with ham This season ali the old favor-
ites have been retained. and where new
members have been secured they have
been engaged for their special fitness
for their respective parts The usual
matinees will be given.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Hundreds ~ czsrs naY o. ri'ed e
great actors an.l scfress.s who began TIE
lie before The foot4ghfs - 'te variety
.fsge fsiein Both gave y - hrst pah
hc perfafmarce a. az sud msn snd .
fsr . llafaf q tbn eity p Haitiasore
Tie ainssssisln Fsa flts cents Abd 1ohn
~iaspsf 1isfs as fbe sri man = ha
pisyesi opposite - borth "a that ocrs
sissn. NJ oaty DAD many snenshara =
The drsmsfic prafs@sisn esinss from the
fafiety sfsae. bat maoY ed ssfrrs afs
fetsFtfng O. it 80 y yay. fhsss better
thar fhs ssara
~as 700 Lac - - - given - Tai
usex's - Nevesatsv = eftstan.so. ea.les
fte ausrte~a a tff TfafrsstSahl a -
slss .eaEs-. stth essf ss' - ffpln
- aena hefshsp rEe.slaIesif AZ ths ist
80 srifina ire ti~tfltHrlon e shafse
trrs sfsesis thaa Nee tsaes>tfek
efj pisy ~ I~st - fbs ai-ianfhsff
Je4a>s Al@s Mar shas sn b. tls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Manager Smith will retnta 10 his vau.
deville programs This week be an
nounces as a leading attraction Dalma'a
cyngress ~ Spanish novelties. consist.
ing q a troupe n pigs, monkeys and
ponies liz - represented that the per
fornance given by these animals sur.
passes anything ~ the KIDD ever at
tempted by any other trainer ~ hrutes
The palma -isiers al sl4o appear IN
high ladder balancing and fshned aero.
hstics The new roster 81 speciality
performers "a unusually struug ADD
lasge At the head - u - the name %
Ahcs Haynes direct from the TrOcadero
ia Chicago. Charles and Ruby knightas
the Broadway Dude and Bpvery Bun.
Mate Stanley "a songs. the Vernon
sisters ir huriesqff- ballads. De f.orimsr.
queen - lyric n.esosiy, Howard and Nor
Coo. elIefch artists, Nelrh Bfoe knock
at,,ots. James Ward adj TIE regular
stock company Nii conttbute - q
iunsfui ard snieftsinsng oiia The
opening oTcriug wiIl b. rsry bur
.raan~ aflarem Secrets aei fhe cies
ins fafcr. "oui ~ Jeihiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
PLAYS OF The WEEK
Tomono~ Night The Ensign in
The Powers.
WHITE SLAVE IN The GRAND
saith Eesnrns az the ysasieviIss.
General News sad Notes %
the stage

PiaygosFs had sRrfelt a attractions
al the dsffeFsatsta safFes iurlng the past
ssek A Usual ons q the beet things
q the seaa0n. fro0 "a artistic stand
F.,iaf. The Crust u society played 20
= hsgzaFiy saalsncs IN The P0xsssi On
Mcnday evening. Sikit4's eoneert "a
Locksrby hail on TUESDAY sas well at
tsnasd. "Wednesday ana thursday eve
nings the Aodieska eompaay pressnted
Tie Merchant q Veziee and Mary
stuart 20 FAIR houses in The Powers.
Frisiay. Saturday matinee and evening
kke4 gave elaborate productions of her
nss pay The Queen " SheDz. N the
same hee@e. At The tsrsnd TIE Police
Patrol played 10 such business As Il de-
served. shlie sam T. Jacks Old Age
snd Youth company had good business
a. Snith@ Appended are this week
advance notlteA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Stomach Troubles Cured.

f'ssss ~ ssss=snch. lesssing -taA
fa'stte erahns tsssa - 80
fssits t@.fssfs asfa aflns ssana
tisfsteai tains - lrlssfse-a
- 49, sestx f~sst,ia es1leA
itfsEnfHIa sstfe4t
kfst@ss asat~f@ts resrs~a
A. ssseasusk tstsssssses cee~3 ~ ~ = ttsF
TtstA $50 81 Nsath itvssts.H effee4 ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

The knsiSn' the ne~ naval play
whieh Is Go - gwen Is first pFodGctlon
81 this city toaorrow evening N the
HoNefs opera house. was nrst tried IN
Minneapolis by Aessrz Lit and Davis
last suamsr IL u.s. cast with sOme u
our hesr actors. then hei-nging 10 Mr.
Las stock company, and scored graf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Everybody in Grand Rapids will want
% hear James Whiteomb Riley and
Douglass Sherley "Wednesday evening.
in Lorkerhy hail. The Atlanta Con
stitution. the leading paper Of the south.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

doaaIs seess ia the ps.y me effect i
necessari.y uoResfsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

No Anti Pyrine ia Bromo-Seltzer.
Cures all headaches trial bottle i0c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU cATkRRhf

Fats 80 paissr sres - sEssr
Az ypsf $3.50 ssteftf
ilsIs Foa 6ry coaEh ese-y nighsf
Al foe s1a - ~. <lurnanhf
h ihfFe = clsnt1nass>. orof4ln1 - nr~.<
b ~ hasf ~ yo..f th~e3
Zen Ga - rlred Quirk . nnf re=t1snsntlp
- Tx a Il.kf T3DD - NoFth DiFtas1
slrOrtk an stasrz. feent. 4 sd 4 tfrxa1
keseIa hia. Cd - trlss tree ~ $40
~ 10 as4 ks4lsints 80 seetl 'ass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Carter's Little LAYER Pills leiac at
Morse's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Every day excursions 10 Chicago via
e.. 4 W. NJ. 500 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
OPIUM AND MORPHINE

Hshi, absolutely cuted without pain or incrn.
vcnience 20 the patient during iceatment. Al
opfates are discontinued upon taking the hist
dos Of the antifofe. with no desir. Tor tie
future use Write for circaiers AMI paftic1flzrs.
Office and residence S1scu'h iafss cite street.
Address all communicate 70 :. g ID ACT.
LINsrR NJ. D., lock box ite. q and Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

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sanhoea c-sr~osk - n. ersla i.prsp~
trsstussts af go. osh- ss-~..-.- sapropsrsss
e inssrpns.as h .rswfrssss. so eSetmssl
- -suss csh- di.--s- h-s-ftsrs ~-sks-a
ctr. esiisins 80 nsssosd. srupesese,. bsrrss
~. s~sslip - esil--s sas-s ~ r-ms=.h-
sssrd surinH ese--,-sasas uuskirs -. ssf
fs--s ier- es-fia---- N s-sr, -. s.es hi.sslk
rsuslns suasiurssi -vr-S sns snrsssy ss.hs
srvshi.- shss n-~s eesr.i ssu-tisD~ esssi<s
spslss~y. srs-s esssins tn-.niss. 80 fss. y
s..fs~s. psr.ir.ss prrvusnes. ss1 s.@a
as-r.., izstiirs - sosssss hs.l,~-. 80
1bs oi--..s ~sh - ~ saa.ril-ssis-s
si1.yw ear~s b az cisS Tsaa - kssss
D1sisL.s str~& sosusa a ssss& esssa Rsps,lx
kseA
a. fanef8ss~r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

The create 4 ADD IN eapest entertain nsn in
thu cts. Pr.ce8s hr, PC. rCs'rfeI clupon
seats a.c boa ats SIC. matinee prices Toe. 2 q.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-19
LOCAL LINE

Jolly's stock of bonnets is a splendid
one.
The non support case of James II. Pal
mer comes up tomorrow in the District
Court.
A. ID. Ross, Arnold Salisbury and
Thomas Ratcliffe are in Maine on fish
ing trip.
Colwell's cash market Is showing an
elegant line of meats and vegetables at
the lowest prices.
Miss Mamie Douglass attended a ball
in WooDsocket last evening, while the
guest of friends In that city.
Grand Chancellor George &. Gates and
board OF grand officers OF the X. of r,
will make an official visit to Providence
Lodge this evening.
The X. Bliss Manufacturing Company Is
putting up another large building at It's
plant on Main street.
The framework OF the new building Of
the Chicago Beef Company on Bayley
street has been erected. II will be a
structure OF large proportions.
The drawing OF the articles recently
canvassed for at the Easter festival OF St.
Joseph's parish will take place this even
ing in Celtic Hall. A good time is as
sured.
This evening Prof. Andrews OF Brown
University will deliver his fifth and last
lecture on silver Ia the University Exten.
sion course. His subject will be: "Errors
upon the silver question"
A very careless act was seen yesterday
afternoon when an Italian who keeps a
peanut stand on Main street ligh ghted fire
In his peanut roaster and set 1t out on the
sidewalk with the cover off. The side
walk Is narrow and the flames leaped up
and over the side of the tin affair and II
was expected every moment that some la
dy's dress would touch the blaze. Officer
Lee got after him and he will probably be
more careful In the future.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-19
THEBLAcKSTONE'S BANKS

Peter J. Mulvey OF stonington, Conn.,, is
visiting relatives In Lonsdale.
Patrick f. Ryan Is fixing up the old
Dwyer estate on Prospect Hill, Lonsdale,
| for use as bar and pool room.
| Miss Carrie NJ. Millotte of Worcester
Mass, is the guest of Miss Mary Hanson
OF Lonsdale, new village.
The Republicans OF Cumberland will
meet In caucus at Public Hall, Valley
Falls, tomorrow afternoon. Nothing can
be predicted as to the outcome of the
are unusually quiet. There will undoupt-
edly be some opposition to the candidacy
OF ndrsw j. Currier, now President OF
the Council, but whether 1t will be suffi.
ciently strong to prevent his nomination
remains to be seen. Mr.. Currier Is a
clever polititian and is more than a match
for any member OF his party I'm Cumber-
land. Without him as a candidate the e.
o. p. stands very poor chance of success,
and with him victory is by no means as
sured.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Ellington
will take place tomorrow morning at st.
Patrick's Church.
Work is progressing very slowly on the
new hall OF the Manchester Unity, Odd
Fellows, at Lonsdale. Unless there is
more speed developed In very short time
the building will not be covered i'm before
next Winter.
The Democrats residing In District No.
4, Lincoln, are to meet In Thomas Davis
Hall, Lonsdale, this evening to nominate
candidates for Moderator and Clerk and
Ave delegates to the town convention
which is set down for Monday night next
at Central Falls.
A prominent member OF the Democratic
Town Committee OF Cumberland told a
reporter OF the TRIBUNE this morning
that no date has as just been fixed for the
Democratic caucus.
Miss Milly f.. Vincent OF New Bedford
Is spending few days with her aunt on
John street, Valley Falls.
The highway department of Cumber-
land is putting Broad street in good shape
under the direction of Surveyor Currler.
The memorial vesper service at St. Pat
rlck's Church on May 2s, premises to
most interesting. The rector, Rev. NJ. p.
Cassidy, will preach the sermon.