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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

faded carpet might be chara ctcrz.I as
such, and the fresh oveliness OF two oirl.
who sat IN tue apartment struck you like
an lncongruity, /. seemed as if they must
be there by mistake.
'lIalt pound OF beofstcaS, Rutn,
and a few potatoes, ana u loaf OF bread;
that will do, | think said the elder,
thoughtfully, to a tall, raunt old woman
with little market basket on her arm.
who stood in the middle of tne roo i. as
ii awaiting orders.
"4Aint that are a pretty clus' dinner
for three, Hiss Jo:eohine." SAID Ruth.
|, giving nor rusty black bounct an ey;r,
twitcn.
81 know it, Ruth" laughed the girl;
"but we must regulate our ex5ea1iture
according to our resources, YOU ar,
aware. See.'
She held up lanl little purse as she
spoke. Ruth smiled too-but she was
looking, not at the purse, but at Jose
. phlne Carey, standing where the sun
shine threaded her bro gn curls wirn gold
and melted into hazel wells OF li-nt
under ncr lopg dark la5ncs.
But she was not as regallv beautiful as
her sister. as Cecle Carey sat in the
antique easy chair by the smoulderin..
remnant Of fire. it would scarcely have
been difficult 10 fancy ncr crowned
queen.
She looked fretfulIy up from her en-
broidery as Josephine spoNe.
''Ruth, do trino q few oran res for ]
dessert canuot live on this beggarly !
Diet" sac said.
"1e caunet afford it, Ce,ile,' inter
posed Josephine, seutiy.
Cecilc pou.ed.
You don't care whether | starye or
not.
Joscphire's lip quivered.
:Delrcst Cccle Is it not better to
bear up cleeriu.y and strive not to re-
pincl"
"As If one could help rcpining in this
dismal hole And thea since papa's
bankruptcy and death our friends have
all deserted us-of course, they. would
not come TO such place IS this"
''of course, then, they are not worth
our re5Fe.s. But Cecile, you should not
say all. Mr. ArchcIitT ha. been here
several times
'lesn said Cecile, little conscious.
y, as i spe would have addei: And
DEFY tia} . stay away while l choose
to keep aim with a smile or a glance -
Bot, then, Josephine, he is our LAWYER"
"rae IA" business has long Isince
come g az ead, said Josephine, afblv.
Never nini, Cecy, We won't lnves,i.
cate MS motives 100 closely, aai aov
where : ny Scwin-l'
tcci.e looAei rather scorafuli. at ,ba
p'A" e@.sco oFcss which the busy In
gers o. aeT sister were :wo-<sa- %.
"Inin<s will be dideren. when / am
Mrs ATehclifT, sac nasei TO herself.
'iwonde- i he Will come here ,o-i.v.
1e na9 beea absent slace Wednesday,"
ine sunshine was creeping - ,ae
wall Ike an ebb.ns tide OF gold, aai the
,oaFse indices OF the wooden mants3
loek we're ?osnlla. 70 somewhere aoou. .
: faAi afternoon, when Ruth pa, he.
til muslin cap 'a,o the room where
'ecsaee vas iozsng over BOOK, All JOS
Ph1ae ssi!l al WORK oyes the calico &
,ge4i,hs.
II yoa please. Young ladies'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

"As lawye.-1s OF, lsvSer. Mr..
ArchcllI Aas ac.ai ea:ire.y r..at. He
las discoyerei tais ,aaeri.,ace and
a>ea proper steps n psc, it in our
.ands-it IS for Is . iec.de sae:aer We
will accep, it or not
"As if VIC should hesitate for no.
ment.'
II shalt not, Cccile; this poor cripple
has greater neei Of the money ..has We
Josephine, are You in c.rae,,,"
II am."
Cecsle grew scarle. With ah.er.
Very well--you will do IS you please.
shall not relinqui5h M share OF this
scanty property Tor blscc,s wnim. Is
It not sniti1iant tAa' tbs bay, 4, nta. Of
whatever hc is, has enJoyel oug risu,s
and comforts All his I.e?'
Josephine did not answer; she saw
how useless Il was II argue with her
sister, but 10. the less was 4ez Own mind
made up.
Ard when Mr.. ArchciT called the
next morning, Ccclle detAl.ei 10 bin
what she cauct her sisters absurd
Quixotista.
'Ssy wat | will, she canno. be
turnedS from tnis ridiculous p.ece of
folly, concluded Ceclle, land she wishes
you 10 deed back her half OF the es,at
and money = this youn, man
''And you, Miss CeciIc>'
'I2 On, an troubled with no such
ultra scrunles OF conscience. | shall. of
course, desire TO come into possession as
soon as possible. Aailey Hall will be a
very pleasant change after these miscr-
ably crampcd quarters"
''Does your sister accompany youl"
"Oh, no-she will remain here aud
open a little day school. Tae idea of
Josephine Carey teaching scaool for
hvlng.'
When Josephine returned from brief
walk, she found her sister ia high
spirits.
"Did you tell him. Cecys"
Eyes"
"Wnat did he sayi'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
""ellf' orawied Cec,le, sleeri.y.

| u ia!', siaIe:y man, somewhere be
tween thirty and forty. with d.-s, heav7
haiF' straight features, AMI eyes full of
quiet, thoughtful strength, he entered
with the same cnlvalrous respec. ne had
been WON'T TO show shc sisters when they
d"ea IN superb mansion, and were
Clothed with purple and fine linen.
81 have come here on business he
said, breaSiny the monentarv pause tb,,
easue1 after the usaa, greetings; ..bns.
iness that imnincntly concerns both y,
you young ladies. While esanini,,
some wills AMI leases relating 10 an on
tlrely different case, | acciaentallv sum.
bied on clue which, wnen followed IN
brought me to the knowledge that 70,
are heirs 10 considerable prone-,r
which has for some years been eoiovc
by those wao possessed neither r;yh, no,
title to it,
"Thc vretches,' interrupted Cecile
pss>ionate.y.
"Nay, ne said, gently, "the pre son,
posscssor is quite ignorant tina, he ba
done any wong, whatcver suspjcior.
his iather may have had on the subect
"And how soon-when-" STAN
nercI Cecile
'no you mean how soon do you com
into posscssioa:' he asked, as sne paused
abruptly. "Within very few weeks.
| tTst-as soon as the troubles one
forms Of as can be gone through w.tn
Acting as your legal advisor, have
already given notice to the young man."
"Then it is young man. Poor fell
low" sighed Josephine "What sort of
F. person is it, Mr.. Archcliff 2"
81 know nothing, Miss josephine.
except that be is about sixteen, aud a
cripple"
ga cripple2"
eyes; martyr, am told, to spinal
disease"
"And this is the only property be
possessesa'
"AlI, believe"
''Bat tell me about it. Mr.. Arch.
I'LL : interrupted Cecile, with kiudliny
yes and deepening color. "This prop
rty-in what does it consist2"
'ln Audjey Hall and its estate to be.
in with, and further, in stocks, land.
Mortgages and railroad shares, amount.
ns altogether, | think, to something
ike fifty thousand dollars"
"Twenty-dve thousand each-that is
cry little, pou.ed Cecile, rather dlsap
oiuted. Mr.. Archlilf smiled.
~'For you to gam, perhaps; but 8
reat deal toy him to lose"
lie glanced at his watch and rose.
Al viii see you a,aln to morrow morn
sg, young ladies'. In the meantime, 1
lppose | have your authority to pro-
eel as eyncllt;ously as possiblc7"
"Corteiniy, sail Cecile, eagerly.
Pray let there be no delay that can Sc
1osaed. | an sll impotence to come
ITO my new property
Sae smiled as she spoke-a smile that
ade her seem like some air.haired
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
The Wedding Coronal,

VERY small room, il
a very small house.
with a very small fire
burning in the CRATE
this is our scene.
There was no orna-
ment, unles: t:,e pure
white curtains, and
and the yellow dim
pie Of tie April sun
shine on q somewhat
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

he largnst in the South.
; erap satisfaction.
.leehts for
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

,',.I w. Manager Grocery and Hardware Departments
: ''''Hhh1' Manager Dry Goods Department.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-02-09
Wabrlid,, an srenSsnloIer llnuer

Wabrlid, an srenSsnloier llnuer.
l6dmtbeit sebridt es Den Republiianern
ni6t, Die iest-niau bore ben Blob.
finn! bic g8irtbe fir bic Mbipeiima
uon ReiubmiiiiOa perantportlid ma1en
pollen, perantiportli9 bafiir, bas aus
SO republitanii9en Nbseorbneten nnr
70 fir Mbidafiuns bes Yrobibitionsae.
ieses itimmten. perantmortlidb pobl "a,
baflr, baB Die republifanil6e yartei
nod Dor siuei Sabren ii9 in ibrer
Elatiorm su @uniten itrsnstr 0urds
fibruns bes Yrobibiticnsseieses er'
lldrte.
Die b6len @irtbe; pon ben hoHan.
itdntisen. ben ereluiiuen Republifanerr
q cad tet, HOben fe IN bic bemoira'
tiide Eartei. llnb iebt iollen iie ibr'
Yeiniser nm @nabe bitten! Sollen 30,
Der bodmiitbisen @sieai6aft auf ber
sfnieen ruti4en, unb bic Sanb ti1ien
bic lie idlus!
0ein @unber, baB lie lau blieben
aber bamit tuirb iib bic republiianiI4I
partei niht snti9uleissn nnb ibre Der
antwortlidfeit far bas 5eitebeubs De
| iet abiAi.ben t6nnen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-02-09

9as 6aus Gpmlte fir StraInnltdlten
beridtete eiHltimmlg Su @unlten oes
Mleocrruis oes @erbreder. Harole @es
ieeeS, nui oeiien Whbbrauh Die Ge9ls'
lnur ourd emen erTitbolten ErOteIt
pon Seiteu Ger Blod Olls nuimerfinm
9emuft muroe, ipetfer nusiilbrte, onB,
nodoem 8ieboiebe nit 9roben Soften
9eridtlih iiberiHbrt uno i'll 3u9tbsus
unl6dolih eemodt Woroen luarcn, man
iebr Oft Ole Ierurtbeilten irei in ben
StroBen nuf oem SdnuplnBe ibrer
3iebereien umber9ebeu leben tounte,
lueil lie uou Der 3udtbaus'NebDroe
nui Ynrple entlnnen mOrocn iuaren.
@ettausitellHu9.
Der Sena. belpiQi9te bierfilr upr9e.
tern Die Summe pcn $4,000; oouon
io0eusl0, 900 aui bic Jrauens sNbtbeiIiIn9
uerlpeaort meroeu.
Sb oos 6aus iib aui oleieu 9ctrug
wiro cinieeH f6nneu, 1T lebr Siueiielbait
We br Trob bibitiOn
Sm Snus brnd)te Der gIo9eUrouete
Cooper ,iuri Bills Elm, Die, ruenn an
9euommen, ole uersliibeuoe 6lamme Der
lrintiraqe aui's neue III looernbe @lutb
psrieben perben.
Tie eint@orla9e beitlmmt oieGiniesur9
BON Spe5inl. AuwGlten III Counties, no
pos YrOhtbitipnsseieB ruiicn miba6tei
pirt Die nnoere ut fir elus Toltsob
ltimntuug iiber HrobIbitOn, al Der axh
DE 6rnlleu itlmmberedtiJt Ieia iullen.
s iii 6aus
pniiirte cine ons g(mt oes SeluGiies
ruuss Su9enieurs nbidnifehbs SiH
3it bis2e 2eaistaturgSies:
NJ Btg?
3iele iberrai6eubc 6rn9e, wel6f
uOrseitern ouftnudte, sins aus Der bon
Sice @cuuerneur Serrieb semabten an
sebliden Gnibedans beruOr, baB oas
@eicB, welhes ben Siaat in 2esisla'
tnrbe5irfe eintbeilt, aus luelden leBt
S3 Mltslieber (sessn iriiber 1867 se
rudblt ,ueiben, niti seiesmdBis BON
Der uOrigen 9esislatur anseuommeu
wOrbeu ieL-iO paB olio ieiucs Der
iebisen 9titeliecer seiesmdBis erpdblt
udre Die Suerit uuter ben Mbseoros
neteu bierburh beruorseru'ene Nnire=
gnns bal iih fuieoer sclcat, na9oem
iie uon seieBtuno,ssr Seite eie tr0it
lIhe @eriiherrn9 erbnlten, lie ieten
al right.
Carte hnur Jabrit
Sn gtdhabmuns Der @arbeuibnur
Sabrit I'M WtinneiOta'er 3ubtbauie in
Stillwater beabiittist Die 9esislatur,
cine iolhe Sabrif I'M 3udtbauie in
Siour 5alls elu5nrihten unb cine oas
raul be5ii9lihe Sill, welbe fir Den
3wed $4,000 belpillist, 1T einse
bradt wurben. Sir Die Shnur ipd
ausi6lieBlid III oieiem Stante geSUae.
ner 5lnhs ueripenhet uno oas Yrooutt
gum aoitenpreiie pertauit merben.
- W. ~ .
taot tpou Yierre mad
Suron.
Der ,Nraus 9eabsr" meloet, oaB
cine YOrlase einsebrabt perben piro
fur elm gerfaiiunss. slmenoemeut ,peds
8erlesuns Der Sauptitaot BON Hierre
ua6 Snrpn. Die srOBe Webr5abl Der
Witslieoer iei oufiir. oa ale ii4 iiber
Die iiorlirte Gage anb bic idlebten
@inridtunsen uon Yierre beilassn.
yYanamas g dwinoel" amber
StaatsaderbauibaleS
Srootinss.
Cine bodnotbpeinlide lluteriu6urs
lit in Der 2esislatur betreifs ansebli.
der WiBwlrtbihait bes Rectors unb
Der 8esenten Der obisen Sdule i'm
@anse. Jn ben leBten Is Monaten
iOllen $7S. .OC 0 ueribleuoert iporben iein.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-02-09

Gtwe udbrs unteriuduns Der in Der
Reinbmiiiions' slbitimmuns i'm Inter
baus Der 2esislatur abaeaebsnen Stm.
men 5eist, boS 20 bon 63Republiianern
6 bon Is Volfsparteilern unb ale
Dem oirateufar&siubmiiiio itimm
ten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-02-09
9ebist poT..l ,
@ilI nj DIT.
T. Sts W i

3. 6ebruaL EsS RoiueS Sa.-
@oupernsur tOiss 1T brs Portsieuue oss
adGbaumelhers anssbOt.n, pon ibm absI
dbsslebHt m0roen. SdOn Dor ore, Bo6sH
ldrIeb ibm Pr. SIepsIano, III eas aabina
sin;utretsn, erbieIt aber nibi siHmaI eiRs
Antrort. Gem erfsn Brieis ioIsis sin ;rpei.
ter uno sIeid;eiti9 l6ritb Psrr 6lepeIano al
orci Der intImitsu 6reunoe oss eerrn SOiss.
lis bittsno, ben @ouusrnsur sur anuabme oes
PoieuS ,u beweSsn. auh oisiss bat teineu
eriols sebabt, oenn Serr SOiss ertIarte, oaB
CT Der bemotratiden Yartsi uon Soma aIs
6iibrsr nOiJissr isi, als Ssrru GIeDelano I'm
Niuniiuium uno oesbalb inter teinsn I'm.
i:Gnoeu anuebmen Tonne.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-02-09
10 interfreustn.

4. fsbruar. Ct Yaul, Winn.-
SIN san,en Staat bsrribt bente oas inrdt.
barite llnwsttsr unoelns bittere Katie. Sn
Split Surrsn, lparsn "A G'rao inter 9tuu
uno in Baprs 40. Der giisnbabnpertebr 1T
1T aud isbr uureselmdBis, bic 3iIse Der
GSreat Rortbern uno Rortbern YaeIiic Balm
trsiien nit slner SeripGtuns pon ~ bis "a
Stuuoen sin. Souts oas 9stter einise lase
10 anbaltsn, 10 biirisn Die 6oISen bodlt srnit'
batter Naiur iein, ba bic 8oblenuorratbe
iibrau aui bic Reist gsben.
ueberidwsmmuue in aufralten.
8. Ssbr., Spbnep, aufra lien
Ger bur9 bic usberidwemmuussn in Ssens'
Lamb peruriadts psrluit pOn MenidenIsben
III isbr bebsutsnb. SpSwit, 90 Weilsn Don
Brisbane iiRS bis isst 90 eeiden seiuuben
worbsn. bod prb alssmein bsiardtet, baB
bic i3abl nod pisl eroBer perosn pirs.
Srisbane.- - bier III bielsaiiermenss
immsr nod i'm Steisen bssriiisn. DIE ME.
brissr s,lsssnsu Siitrifte limb polIitdnOis
iibsridwemmt. IN ben nisSris bsIessnsn
SbeiIsn Der Sasptitraben itshsn 20 SUP 0ai.
Ter. Die edosn iammt SnbaIt limb fan gang,
LID psrlorsn, ba bic SIutb 10 ploslid fam,
oab fat gar ai4ts serettet rpsroeu fOnnts.
Wit Silis pon Sootsn werbn aus ben
oberen gtodmsrfen bic Saden sntisrnt. Die
brisbane Bride. mslde ben uorbIiden anb
iablidm Sbsil Der Siabt usrbono, wuros &C.
fem iortssi4wemmt.
1aba Giisnbabn. unb lsIssrapbsnusrfsbr
fat sdnslib unterbroden IN, iinb bic gla9.
ridtsu ibr bic Srwiitunsen wsIds pon
ben Baiisrmaiien in ben anbersn SbtilsR
pou Queensland auseri9tet porten, bSdf
unuoufdnsis.
SIN Warpborousb, IN Ward County. iino
80 Ysrisnn srtruntsu. SaR bic game
Stabt III untsr Waiisr. Die Narp. Bride,
bie sr6bte Der Golonis. III mssseidmemmi
worosn. 3weiorittd Der 9inwobner babtu
bic Stabt perlaiisn.
Siaio, cine anoers Gtaot in Nard Co..
III pouis untsr NaiIer.
Brisbane.-Se Seltefri nm ubr be-
9ann has @aiier ~ ialltn. DIE .3abl bel
anssidwsmmten ssi4en mebrt ii& itanbli&
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-02-09

Sar9tborcs Grbbebcu aui Der
Nuiel 3ante.

Snr 9tbores SrobebeH aut oet
&uiel 3ante.
1. 6ebruar, Atbcu.- Gas Srobeben
oni 3ante bat cine iur6tbdre Sevbeerun9 in
bet Staot 30nte an9erI6tet. lleber 100
pauler nno III (riimmerbauien prpanoelt
poroeu unr {uuenoe linO oboodloS Aud
IN anoCrsd StGOten hne bic GroliOBs peripiirt
ruorosu gteDre 1Orier iino 9dujIid ;ert0rt
uno cine 9robe Anjabl Der HCpobner ourd
Die ;niummenltiir;enoen HdHer sri6lageu
usroen.
Grre9te AnltoB.
Verlir. 8oniiscirt puroc elne 9hlmmer
Oes Jiep Dortu @iebIuttes Bud" uuo ;par
oieisniSs NIT cei !. Repptsr ltsuS Suuitrution :
IS 9iebt ilbsrau pid i6mugl9s N0l6e. +"
aniioB erreSte ons Bib, neil es Den oeut'den
soiier @elreulonOSpdide pui6snO bartlett
Ri9ter epud.
9. 5ebruar, YartS, (er-o. Smitb
Der 6orbiss, Der siu Orsilabrisss Dido6sn &c.
ibGnost bat, puros bsuts GormItta9 ben
Sbsriiis, bic ibn aus oemyiorben bsrbrahtsn
ourd stne Soltsmenss sutriNeH unb nut BEN
Ont, no sr isin beltIaIlldes gsrbrsden per.
iibte, ssidIeit bort oil eIaen YiabI gebunoeH
uRO bel IebenOi9em 9elbe perbranut
lraiietSuotb in 1euti6lau6.
3. 6Cbruar Serliu.-Su 6ol9s oes
pI0eIib elngstreeneu lbauwstiers ilno Der
RbGH uHo icIns ltebsnhuiie, Der !tedor, Der
Drain, bic DlpiSl II. |. 10 bod onseidwousu
unO bic Ia6m uierseIGnoS oisiu 6Iiilie tie.
ben tbeilwsiis idoH inter lpuier, tbsIls limb
ne pou g.paltiSsn ueberi6weumuu9en be-
orobt llutsrbaIb Dtanubeim, al BEN Gin.
iIuB oss 9isdars in ben Rbsin, babsn iid5 &c.
ruaitise eIsmaiieu auisefaut uno oas aul
BEN redten Netarnier 9eIeJsnt SOri Slues
beim 1T ian gang untsr Naiisr 9sisst, 10 pob
bic Sewobnsr fIhdteu muBtm. 3u 9etl
bronn (NlritembeS), Oas sbeniuus am
Redar Iiest, III bic san;s nnt,rs Stdpt iib,r'
dwemmt. psitsrs btunrubi9snos Nadrid
ten iber brobenes eodwaisrseiabr Iisssn
pon btr obsrm Moi.i. aus Srir nno hinge.
sa,s, aus benz Saar: unp 9iabetbul, iO'pis
~ benz Naingsbist Dor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
NEW JERSEYS DISGRACE.
Gambling Law Passed by the Legislature
Will Be Fought by Honest Men.

TRENTON, March 10.-Dean McNulty.
Dr. Kemphall and others, who led
the fight against the race track bills, admit
that they were beaten, but they will at once
begin work to have the racing laws re-
pealed by the legislature Of 1894 They
will organize all over the state so as to
prevent the nomination of candidates who
will not pledge themselves to vote to de-
peal the gambling laws. 1t was common
rumor that Thompson had spent upwards
of $4,000 TO influence mercenary members
of the legislature to cast their votes for the
acts To legalize gambling on all race
courses in the state. 1t was also said that
as much as 5000 was paid to bring certain
members to Thompsons way Of thinking.
IL was also common report that 1t was
stipulated that 10 per cent OF the prize
money was to be paid before the bills were
passed, the remainder to be shoveled out
when the bills became laws. But now
that some of the members Of the legisla-
ture have performed Thompson's ignoble
work, they may have to whistle for the re-
mainder of Ihe money.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10

uons oI the Exeter auu sOury .s~--
road company.
The committee on election laws reported
reference Ia the next general court on the
petition of the town of Spencer To use the
McTammany system Of balloting.
A petition was received from the Boston
board of aldermen for authority to borrow
$4,000 outside the debt limit to build a
new bridge To Charlestown.
The house adopted the order to expedite
business The eight-hour bill for state.
county and town employees passed TO a
third reading. The bill providing for
coverings for docked horses was sent TO
engrossment
The senate received a new draft Of the
bill regulating the removal Of bodies from
cemeteries. The bill giving Boston firemen
more holidays passed TO third reading.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
BAY STATE LEGISLATURE.
Batch Of Matter Referred to the Next Gen.
eral Court. ..-Reports OF Committees.

|osToN, March 10.-The house commit
|on agriculture reported leave to with
" on the petition that barbed wire
les between lands of different owners
| be surmounted or capped with
e of wood.
'lght not to pass was reported by the
mittee on education on the bill pro-
| ng that teachers who have taught in a
lie school for three years shall con-
Q until removed for cause by the school
mittee, and in case Of such removal
teacher may appeal to the board of
pation, whose decision shall be final.
hder the rules, the following, among
r matters not being accompanied by
will be referred TO the next legisla-
Petitions OF William Faxon for in
oration 10 build ship canal across
Cod; Of Henry o. Mills, for the same
pose; Of Woodward Emery, for a stor-
battery system Of street railways; Of
Boston and Maine Railroad company,
larantee bonds of the st. Johnsbury
Lake Champlain Railroad company,
orized by chapter 407 acts Of 1890; Of
an Matthews, Jr., for the cancellation
Pnds or certificates Of the city Of Bos-
Of the same, for a substantial inhert-
tax; Of Representative Toomey, for
for the execution of the death PEN
by electricity; Of the same, for mu-
al fuel yards; by Mr.. McMorrow, an
to fill the South Boston flats; poti-
Of town OF Melrose, for authority to
water from North Andover great
i; Of the same. for a system Of water
y; Of the same, that the Wakefield
r company may supply the town Of
Dse; Of John l.. Murphy, TO tax all
ng-car companies.
We TO withdraw was reported by the
littee on towns on the petition TO set
RI OF Westminster to Fitchburg.
erence TO the next legislature was
on the petition for an officer TO en-
the truant laws; on the inoorpora-
I the Bay State Live Stock Insurance
any, and on X. T. Whites petition
elevated road in Boston.
bill making q days work on the
railroads 10 hoursin AZ was advanced
age without opposition.
senate committee on railroads re-
reference 20 the next general court
petition of the Canton Manufactur-
mpany for leave TO build an electric
" for freight purposes, bill extend.
ar ysars the time tar alun& Ma haAt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
New Bicycle League Scheme.

NEW YORK, March lO-The National
Cycling Organization of America held a
meeting in Fifth Avenue hotel to form a
permanent organization for giving profess
sional bicycle races. A circuit will be
formed ana tracks will be laid in
all the principal league cities of the
United States. The constitution and by
laws adopted are very binding, and will
prevent any crooked work or hippodrom-
ing. Big prizes will be offered at all the
,,,aatinnS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
WALL. PAPER!
S. B. FULLER
Has removed his Wall Paper store from 500
Main street to the large and spacious store.
Nos. II & 10 Main st.,
PAwTUC CKET.

This was necessltated by the
large increase in business which
demanded more room, and we
now have the
Finest Appointed Store in the State,
and carry the finest goods made
in this country, some of which we
have the exclusive sale for this
city and vicinity. We shal! as
formerly sell at a small profit and
feel that We can compete with all
as We own the store that we oc-
cupy and have no exorbitant rent
to pay. We shall be known in
the future as the PAWTUCKET
WALL PAPER HOUSE.
Interstate cars stop in front of
the store, just off Main on High,
and accessible from the Pawtucket
Street Railway. Give us a call.
We can please you in Goods and
Prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
A Senator's Eve Decorated.

TRENTON, March l0.-EX-Sheriff Adams
of Cape May had an alteration with Sem
ator Miller over the candidates for lay
Judge of that county. After hot words,
Adams struck the senator near the right
eye, cutting deep and painful cash.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Rebels Defeated.

VALPARAISO, March lot Is rumored
that Santa Anna, in tin state of Rio
Grande do Sui, which has been besieged
by the rebels, has fallen, and that the
leader of the government troops, General
Isidore Fernandez, has committed suicide.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Trouble Ahead.

CHICAGO, March 10.-The general mana
gers of the 32 railroads entering Chicago
have determined to refuse auy demands
for increased wages of the Switchmens'
Mutual Aid association.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Nine Giants Sjuped.

NEW YORK, March l0.--John Ward has
signed Doyle as one of the catchers for the
New York club. This makes nine men
that have signed New York contract:
Ward, Keeler, Tiernan, Burke, Harry
LYONS, Davi,. McQuade, Crane and DOYLE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
DEAHY BROTHERS.
VIZ WILL PAY FIFTY DOLLARS !
For the Most Appropriate Name tor
Boys Suit.

Perhaps you will suggest Here the story There great and growing de-
extraordinary
of hard without pieces fact Suits acombna
the best and that
The J. 3. Barnaby Co..
Cor Westminster and Dorrapce SITS Providence
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Boom For the Crinoline,

PROVIDENCE, March l0.-An act was in
troduced in the general assembly to incor.
porate "A crinoline factory In the Black
stone valley. 1t caused good deal Of
amusement in both houses, and 1t was
passed without objection.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Given Up For Lost.

providence, March l0.-Schooner Grace
ID. Buchanan, which has been given up for
lost by her agents. carried crew Ut 10 men
besides her captain.