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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-16
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD or TRADE.


CHICAGO. March i5.--Whea,--The market
for wheat vas under the bearish influence
of the fine seasonabie weather all day.
Notwithstanding much encouragement
from other sources, the close was lower
than on the day before. Corn and oats
lost &c each. but provisions broke the
mouo.ouy OF the decline in the speculative
comodlties and closed ioe higher for pork.
and Ttsc higher for lard ard ribs.
Wheas~Cash. sgt.c: May, 5s,sc.
Corn-Easier; casa. SSFs May, $3.50
os.s-Ioger: cash, Nisc; May sic.
Rye-scSac.
BARLEY Nominal.
Flax-sf.SI.
Timothy sim
pork-FiFm; May. siiio; July. 81: Is.
Iara-Firm: Nav, 81 6ats; Jaiy. s6.n.
short ribs-Nsy. July. s5.72is,
ShouldeTs-.$o 23aefi 80
Short clesr--s6 95v, Z. l2,i.
Whisky-siia.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head, of which
1 sawere Texans. Shipments. unchanged.
There was no improvement In the market,
priess were weak and unchanged. Prime
Ia extra native steers. Si,53VE4lo; good TO
choice, 81 03ae42S. others, sSuos1 4 %;
Texans, s. T5sssS 90
Hogs Receipts. n. 900 head; shipments,
IL 40 head market acsive 81 5et i0r higher !;
heavy rough. 81 a - y; heavy packers.
s. sssSs ~: prime heavy and butchers
weights, 81 -osss -; assorted lights. *ioo
ssA1a.
Sheen and Lsmhs-Receipts, y, 600 head :
,hipments. 500 head. Market SLOW. top
sheer. 81 23esS 30. extras. sac, top lsmes.
81 gfveS ~
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This agreeable ana sfacac,eus Tooth Psvoss. -
eAhlishsd by mere han twenty yea-s expesteneA
1As received the sanction Of the msmoSts - the
Dental and Medical professions OF this cisy gsnss-
siiJ ana BY Them 10 Is daily recommended ere
prescribed II h pleasant I'm the appiicstsso -
: II xceiisnt 10 ns sfssctG l. speedily rsndsss -
eeeth white ana smooth, the gums hsalshfai sod
land Arm. and BY frequent use viii psessrvs men
D thts desirable condition II gradually - a.
bDceualiy removes tartar. asa ~dsstscyee The pAfS
Giticai amin aiculo which neglect may have pefs
Mltted collect and prevents their furthes accu-
mulAsson thus serving ~ . compieie esautinss
and prsserver Of the teeth Microscopic sxa0iea-
,tjons have been made Of the mater deposisod %
ths teeth and gums Of individuals sslscteA nom
eli ciessss Of society ana Of svsry variety - bodily
condition, and IN Doasiy every case animal nd
vegetable parasites we're found TO exist ID grses
numbsra Experiments were made S0s their ~
n>oyal and the ingredients used Ia Luoan's Tooth
Powder were found 70 - most sfssctuA aesseov.
oag them instantly.
Through the kindness a h1eueo - - ~
slssed 70 publish the followfn6
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FOREIGN Ers.
xxst4sw CHAIN sssxEr.

LIVERPOOL, March a--Hhsat-Quiei T;
s.nand moderate: No. / California, as Id
1ss. "a; Nd. = red Western winter, - iod
ssSs.
Carn-Sleady; dean and bTn: new mixed,
S.
F.our-Spring patents, - al.
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YH0 ARLINGTON.
q p Brown, " whaseon sseneei. walls Wsua
& Ball. La cosssr - Dsv, Clear Lake
r gohnson. II Tovssd caas Painsa. City
A Anaefpcn, Portland d 9 Hyde. 30
sross 90 Chaa s.Iss, Salem Or
G X LArrssea &vs,do T Nsrfesl VI. ~ Gam
x 4 Beilingss. ~ gouad A Avxsy. CITY
q / Rozc.-c saohoznisa c HsnfcrT, do
II C0mexya. DO tsss Morrill,, ArtnKson
A W Ess:sr DO Fs gsstysrove, ~
wasais9seu ssd Oregon Investors
WAsHfsyos CrTY. March ia-iSpecisi-
The following patents have been issusd
20 Northwestern inventors:
weed cutter.
oregon-Char.es 8. Bradley. Portland,
alarm bell. Frank ". Messy, La 0rauds.
grain beading machine
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
IL New Passenger SteAmAe
DELLA
Carrying U. .. MALL leaves cesmaa deok Men,
days. Wednesday, and Fridays at TOO 4 n. for
Ginxston Port Gamble. Bangor. seaesck. BrianoA.
pswasto, Liiiiwaup Fails. Hoodspors aud Uaton
City and intermediate points. arriving ct Union
City a: 90 p. m. Leaves Union Cty 81 4 :U0 a
IN ruesiays. Thursdays ana saturdays. arriving
CHARLES MADISON, Master.
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TEsTIMONIAL0s

Read what your dentist has - ~
about It:
We have carefully examined che
formula Of LUBIA'S CARBOLIzkD
TOOTH POWDER and and that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. Ii has In its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful aud firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forms-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalculS - In.
furious to teeth and gum.
w. h. GIDDiNGS, d. d. B.
GEO. w. BRAGDON. d. d. 4
GEO. n. FAULKNER, D. D. q
I. G. ALBIN, D. D. 8.
In. LESSEY. D. D. s
II. Y. DEsPORTES. p. D. &
ALBERT J. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN. ID. D. &
GEO. e. MILLER.
JOS. NOUDY.
We. COYNE, L.D.A&GkCko
G. q. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
wv. PUTNAM.
IN. FEATHER
yuBYrs TooTH P0WDI1 naks
6sod Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good DigestioA.
Coed Digestion makes Content.
nent
Contsntment makes LIE worth lty.
Ing. -
o cENvs A eoTTlG
SsVart& Holmes DrugCa
Ws0xsA,8 AauR
p->Aaa> w-s,> u-ai. p---~
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pAcrFIo NAvIaATIoy COMPANY.
Leaving from and arriving at Pacific Nav
iga,ion Co q dock. foot OF University St
TIME CARD.
In erec, March ]. 1894
sEATrLE.TAcoMA ROUTE
STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON
Nv seattle. $3.50 s: 90 . m Ar Tacoma. .esss u m
~ Seattle ...~s 80 ~ Ar Tacoma. s:isp m
Nv Tacoma 100 y IN ar Seattle. TAD IA
FARE 50 CENTS
Ia CONNER AND waIpnY ISLAND ROUTE
srorrIxs AT KvEnKrr soarHB BONN
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Going north. leaves seattle, sp m; arrives IA
Conner. n m; going south. leaves Ia Conner,
. 50 = IN. arrives seattle. 5 n m: stopping At
tdmonds, Clinton. browns Pelnt, Iansiey, saake-
lam Point. toapevtlis. san da tueA. Oak Ha:bor.
Utsalaay. Saturday excepted.
Agent, Seattle Tsierhene 6&6.
J. p HARMON.
Travelling FreLsh; and Passenger Agent Tacoma
Telephone o.
pAcrric COAST STEAMSHIP coMpANr-
Dispatch steamers mem Seattle - follows,
For san Francisco Via Pert To~nsssa ana VIC
torla a. a N, tpAssssssss rsce.vsd On beard -
. IA n arch T. Q. IA ls. "a -
For Aisska March IL and -. ass A
Prom San Fraac.seo. for Vlc.o-iA ana Pnxst
Sound postA ss y q IA, March ]. 9. IL. IL. "a,
70. 81
Tickets may es obtained a; the Once .: the ssa-
eaay, al ocssa sock. ssas,ia
GooDaLI. PERKINS CO,
General AgsEts. San FranciscA
). II. JOHN SON. 2. = sap<, seattle
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EVERETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER aREYHoUNA
Daily except sunday,
Commencinx tn thursday. February d 1874
Lvs seattle. II SO . NJ Lvs eoasils... l:Al n
Iva Everett. 80 . m Lvs Everett. 200 M
-. Leaves Seattle. .......,-...... A:VO m
1uuosss Leaves Everett. ............,.l IL vo IN
Ccnnects with boats for Tacoma ana snohomish
Landing CoiRaA dock. foot OF Marion rect
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLACD TROUT r. ". 0OODHUk.
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BANKS.
THE PCaET SOUND NATIONAL aANK a.
Capital Stock paid up -.-.......ee3Aeoo
o1rpiue. ,.........-............. loAo
JACOB YURTH, President
Z q kEuFELDER VICE YrsA
". ANKEHY. Cashisa
DfRE0ToRA
= G NRuSxLpEA J. n AAvDna,
q FnAuHSrHAL JACOB YusrI
eieauNp scawAnAcHlA
CoSrespondsucs 10 oil the pr!scipai citieo b tho
United STATES ana Europa
W, X. BALLAaR
President e
E: =: =: =: :.s: ~: q: +:
rrs.sH ~ avg '''A
oPxR CENT
On TRDn sAvIsas AccouSrA
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EvRRETr AND aNoRoNIsR novTR
~ saly 49, that goes through visAsM ssaaaolA
0TKAMER MABEL
Leaves Hataeids wharf tuesday, Than1A1o -
eatardAys At q m fer Edn snds, Mukfitso ~
erstt. Narysvills. East Everett. Lowell ana Sac.
ho1ish FARE TO kvERkrT. SOC: TO oNO
aokIoH Goa J. n HATFIELD, Agent
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9rEAMER RAINIER

srEAMFR RAINTER'
Rshu'lt ana refurnished ieav.s Merchants dock
TUESDAY. THURSDAY ant saturday ~ q m. fos
kiDsston. Fort Gamble. Bangor. seabeck LiIi-
Wsup DuwAtto Hoodsport Union City ana int or.
mediate points. arriving In Union City at y. IN
leaves union City . m. Wednesday. Friday
md sunday. arriving - Seattle NJ : p m
K. r. LIBBY, MAatak
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DEoPLEs SAVINGS BANK
Occidental BECK. seattle. Wa
CAPITAL. 500. eoo

OFFICERS AND TEusrEBA
yaeah Fusth. President
ArLbrE A. Denny, Vice Yresiseat
John LssFy ~scoue vfse presiaeei
James e. 1ayasa. Msuager- Sssrfsr ana ee0y
Eraat l. Ba4Ssst AsSstAnt Cashier.
siEmuad ssEna aaeaer. Jsh1 Gciiins. Z q Wee
fsl1sr. r. ". Niimaas.
Trsnsarts n savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO te.no3
iAtsrefs allowed per anuaA SAT- per cent os
sssrs esposgss. PAT cenf ordinary eeyaAiA
pivsseHGs 1sosETei sAst days 81 Mas AID ~
vensbar icans made on real estate or approves
rs!sasernts oGlt.
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C.a DrpAnrMKsT OF AsRfcrErrsB,
WgATHEg kUkEAu.
PokrLAsD, Or, March Il. ls9< }
nunnees for Friday: Rain: eooses
BLAynyoap, l. y. q.
nsp srATKs pErAxrnEsr OF Ac k;ccETrxa
vIATHEk BrEgaU-DAfLY BULLETIN.
sEArrLa, wash. March Is, 1ooA
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GYRAAB11s
ELY OF TH1 FLYER.
oEArrL. 70 TACOMA
ssu sss,A szlys daily. xesss osnAa6
IN enc hsur md tvsnsy-Aso 0enafeA
TIE srEAAER syEYHR.
nsgu,e lafly srivA ssassas raesns sssAA - -
sAxrxs nSysgs
rHUnsDAY. DEG -
~rxH Cara
Gssvs esseae-e:3s. e:%S . N. 1slA ~ , -
Leave Taesna-ssoo. IL :soA -, sea SIS p n
oaslAy-
Leave sssssis-7;oo . -. 11tso -
Lave rsoons-o: 80 q -. A:oo p -
Landing q ~ p wharf, TsssuA - Co00sr.
easl dock soos u xaTioa street. DsAss,A
DArIr I'm. oAn'
eec0nyiA rseona ~ osa10D
Route
STEAMER xCLr1oMAA
g,.s,: -; e . .:; :,;: : !:
s:ss:. 6i sssS: at, :S
osaasssaas WIN boats for Kamilshis - sAsitpa
City Deck foot Of Aaia osrse&
YAkB TO TACOMA. 50 cEHrA
CAPTAIN L WILEY. NaAanA
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wight exchange and telsgrspaic transfers New
fora. Chicago. 81 Psat san Francisco Port
land. and yArcns point. In Wash
ington oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills ~ exchange on London available else,
oAars IN Europe
Collections made ~ ali points on fasosaoe tsrmA
Aonas. stocks and other vAiusoies received On do
onoss for SAFE keeping,
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO..
Incorporated 1887. Capital e2oo.ooa
Ea,ley Building Corner OF Second and ChsusH
Transacts . general banking bnainssA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
percsiss received IN ANY amount nom one deuas
upwards AMI interest allowed thereoa
Money in&ne1 upon improved
farm and city real estssa
TRUSTEES:
INY0H 3 HrNT....................P President
COLUMBUS r. Vice Pfss,dsns
u. H HFfiRhOS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manages
n u o"NiSo ......~..... ..--...-.-.-seerssAfy
]. u. L0WAAS. W. A. PETERS. r. w. VIII
Mans Wl. RICHTER FISHER
HOWARD BAILEY.
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RADE AND SHIPPING.

yultry Market Better, but
Chickens Are Scarce.
rpLEs GRADUALLY como UP.
III = SIM Wsak ssd stocks K1sntiful-
YfnssDples Very High
Coesaaats.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEREST TO ALL
or OUR READERS

The city manuels were distributed at
the Council meeting last night
d Mrs T. Murray and daughter Josie OF
Milford have come to this city to reside.
Miss Mamie Murphy OF East avenue is
spending the day with friends in Provi-
dence.
Thomas Flynn OF Whitinsville, Mass,
is the guest OF his son Daniel f. Flynn OF
this city.
DIR. j. A. Slattery has removed his drag
store from High street TO Main street In
the Read building.
The horse and wagon found by the po-
lice yesterday morning belonged at Rlley's
stable on Pond street, Providence.
The women's mission at st. Joseph s
Chursh is being very largely attended.
The mems mission will open Sunday.
This evening the Pleasant View Literary
Association will hold an apron and neck.
tie party In the hall on Japonica street.
Tomorrow Officers McCusker and Gala
han will pick up their batons while Hill
and Porrltt will discard their uniforms
for ten days.
= Last evening at the Thomson M. e.
Church the Ladies Social Union gave a
social reception and entertainment that
was very enjoyable.
jeremiah Toomey and Mrs. Mary
Noonan, Michael Collins and Nora Regan,
Cyrus b. +. Tingley and Mrs. Adeline L.
Bassett have filed marriage intentions.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Arthur +. Brown OF this city and Miss
Mary DePine at the church of the Holy
Rosary in Providence Monday, the 21st.
There is movement among the mar
ketmen Of this city TO close every Thurs.
day afternoon during the next three
months and the paper is being generally
signed.
John Oswin OF the American Saloon
Fixture Co. OF New Yark city has made
many friends during his stay in this city
where he has been employed fitting up
the Benedict House.
At the next meeting OF the local branch
OF the National Textile Workers Richard
McGuy will maka a report OF the proceed
ings OF the National Union which is being
held this week IN Philadelphia.
The Woodbine Base Ball club will tend
er a reception 10 the canvassers' committee
and Others who assisted in making the re-
cent festival such a gratifying success, In
Temperance Hall, Friday evening, May IS.
In the window OF A. Cohen's shoe store
IS working model OF &. p. Batchelder's
patent automatic switch on exhibition.
A perfectly made street car is run the
length OF the window while the switches
are worked automatically.
Lighthouse keeper Follett Of Prudence
Island has rendered his resignation aud
will return 10 this city where he Will en-
gage In business for himself. He has held
the position for long period No one
has yet been appointed to succeed him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10

Come all ye workingmen. business men,
too,
Doctors, lawyers and clergy. This will in er-
est you;
The yonng and The old, the great and the
The stout and the thin. the short and the
tall
You all like to dress well. you ali want the
best,
And you study economy along with The rest.
Now we can supply you with all this and
At the old reliable Boston and Providence
store.
You have heard of the wonderful "one Hoss
Shay"
That was built in such workman.like way,
That It could never break down, though IL
might wear out.
We J, that shay was dandy. and so are our
suits.
There are no weaker spots. that won't stand
the strain;
But in style, ft, finish aud color we claim
That the Standard Black Cheviot Is Iight In
the game.
And now for our prices. they're easy for you,
One price TO the million, no reduction to
few.
Our price Is sl0 we warrant them well
In every particular; there's no more To tell.
And when you have worn one In sunshine
ana rain
For year, more or less, you'll agree with
our claim
That for every occasion. party, workshop or
ball.
The Standard Black Cheviot Is king; beats
them all.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
RADIKIN g. C0ONEY,
TRINITY 8CUARE.
The news isn't all confined to the news columns
of the paper. Frequently you will find the most
interesting and important things in the advertis-
ing columns. Isn't it of interest for you to know
that selling

Gingham Dresses, 2 to year,, at 25c,
and better ones at Soc.
And don't yon think you'll be inter-
ested I'm the lot OF children's fast black
Cotton Hose, dyed by Hermsdorf, sizes 8
to l-2, at IL l &c a pair; or the same
thing In tan shades at the same price,
10 PC yard.
Isn't It time for you to get interested In
your Underwear for the hot west her.
Mems at 25c, CSC, SOC, 75c and 81.
women's at &c, 10c, II l-2c, 25c, CSC and
aud Soc.
Won't IL 1 &c, 15c or 20c Comb interest
you u you can buy II at Sc; or a &c, SC or
10c Fine Comb at &c.
Our s1 Kid Gloves are sure to interest
you II you need pair.
4-button, black, navy, dark green, dark
reds and all shades OF tan; every stitch
| warranted.
Especial drives in Towels OF interest to
| everybody.
20 dozen double Dsmask Towels, all
| linen, 36xis, ~ 1 70 each.
10 dozen fine ell linen Huck Towels,
36x1S, II l-2c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
THE WEATHER.

ALMANAC FoR THURsDAY, NAY 10
Sun hIsEs. I 2S MooS SETS. .l2 IgIN
LESGTn OF DiT.-'li 8 FuIL SEA IS IS Ss es
Forecast for New England: Fair; varia-
BILE winds; slightly warmer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
SOL COHEN'S
SPECIAL
We desire Pawuck and vicinity
SPRING = GOODS -
SPRINC = GOODS =!


Mems Soft Hats, ali colors, brown, blue,
black, gray, nutria, from Soc and upwards.
Boys Soft Hats, all colors, from 25c and
upwards.
Yacht Caps, 25c upwards.
Mems Fine Derby Hats, 81; worth II %.
Mems Fine Fur Hat', u 6Oi worth -
Men's Fine Fur Hats, g.; worth $3.50.
Mems Fine Alpine Hats, ~; worth y %.
Mems Fine Fur Hats, s1.5O; worth q.
UNDERW EAR-We carry the largest
line of Underwear In the city. Balbrig-
gan from 25c to s1.5O.
SHIRrS-As we are the agent Tor one of
the iargestp shirt manufactures IN the
world, we are able to give our customers
the benefit OF 25 to so per cent. cheaper
than any OF her store in the CITY. Outing
Shirts, 25c, soc, 75c, f1 and sl.50. French
Flannel, silk stripe, was ", s2.5O and t5i
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
Celebrated Booths Conversion.

BosToN, May lO.-The local Salvation
Army celebrated the anniversary OF Gen
eral Booths conversion at the Peoples
church last night. Harold Justice, the
Smonthsold baby Of AdjutaDt and Mrs.
Parker, was dedicated 10 the service OF
tha army
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
AlIeaed IeNelrY IhIeYeS

SPRTGFIELD. Mass, May l0-The grand
Jury brought In true bill against Daniel
J. Cote and Henry w. MoCann, who
were charged with the larceny OF H. G.
Barnum's jewelry trunks in this city last
February. Both men pleaded not guilty.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
A Slump In General Electric.

Boston, May lo-The onslaught made
on the stock Of the General Electric COM
pany did not originate In this city, as was
reported. Hundreds Of shares were, how
ever, thrown overheard by local holders,
and the common stock sold down TO 30 So
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
Pleaded Guilty Of MansIauuhter.

PARIS. Me-, May lO.-George w. Rysr-
son was srraigned before the Oxford
county supreme judicial court under an
indictment for the murder OF Joseph A.
Stevens. Ryerson PLEADED guilty OF man
daughter
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
Prominent HayerhIII Man Dead,

HAvRRHILL, Mass, May l0,-Woodb bury
Noyes, "A retired wealthy shoe manufac-
turer, is dead, aged 90 He was president
OF the Haverhill Savings bank and a
director of the Haverhill Safe Deposit and
urnsf com nanV
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
Shoe department.

II you visit our Shoe Department this
week you can buy pair OF misses spring
heel, tan Oxford Ties, all solid, sizes II to
2, at 5Sc pair.
Cbild's sizes 9 to IL, at 4sc a pair or you
can buy pair OF child's tan, spring nesl,
button, sizes 8 To 8, ut 6Sc a pair, wort b
Toe.
We have SO pairs of child's red Slippers,
sizes TO IL l-2, at 3sc pair to close; are
worth 81 pair.
Ladies' cloth top Oxford Ties, patent
tips, sizes 2 to z, worth tl50 a pair
price this week at sl 10 pair.
We have two more cases Of Boys Shoes,
sizes IL to I, at soc pair; worth q.
Mems Shoes-we have the finest line o:
Mems Calf Shoes, In lace OF congress, mar
row and vide toes, all sizes at ~ 4S a pair
are worth q everywhere.
Mems fine tan Russia calf Shoes, In
Blucher cut, all sizes, ti.ss pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10

When you need a nice suit. for business or
dress,
None. with our Standard Blacks can com.
pete;
They cost hut sD 90; now that IL not much,
IL you wish To dres- nobby and neat.
They are strictly oil wool,
ut In fashion and style,
Fast color, and ne'er known TO fade;
For nt aud for finish thew cannot be ex.
celled
BY the highest rIi iced suits tnat ~ q made.
Of our Standard Black Cuevtot el0 suits.
Nearly one hundred thousand we've sold,
And every purchaser IL well satisfied
The Young men as well as the old.
From 80 up to 80 In sizes they range,
We can ft the lean and the fat;
Double. .bI easted, square points, or round.
sacks,
And In cntaway-, frocks. too, at that.
70 our ord N, the Black Cheviois are ade.
From woods, selected with care,
Athe the Boston and Providence Clothing
Co.'s stores
These suits are for sale-only there
At the corner of West minister and Orange
streets
Our standard Black suits, you can view.
IL you live In Pawtucket, Just call at our
store,
In the Music Hall Building. too.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
ceteTmIned StrikefS

STAUNToN, Ills, HuSS iv.-Striking saal
miners from nearby districts gathered
here, their intention being to put stop to
work in shafts OF the Consolidated Coal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
FURIOUS OPENING
Gave Brooklyn a LED Which Could MOI Be
QyereoEle bY Boston.

brooklyn, May 9-The Bridegrooms
started OF like racehorses The furious
opening surprised Captain Nash and his
men, and before they had thoroughly re-
covered five runs were added TO the credit
of the Brooklyn gang. The game had
been won aud lost In the FIRST inning.
The lead was too enormous 10 overcome.
ss5oGS5,n"""..... s6ofS1, 5,'I""."............ G6SSSS "a
Earned runs Brooklyn b Boston, 3. Base
hits Brooklyn, ., Boston.s. Errors-Boston
4 Batteries Kennedy and Kinslow; stAley
and Merritt
At Pittsburgi
Rtitts,6grg; ;..'...'."s 92S "A
Base hits-Pittsburg, 10; Cincinnati, Q. Er-
rors- -Pttsburg. 3; Cincinnati, I. Batteries
Gumbert and Mack; Chamberlain, Dwyer and
Vaughn.
At Louisville:
Louisville. I, tndiI ''...... "a 1893 "a
Base hits Louisville. q; st-Louis. .. Er-
rors-st Louis g. Batteries - Heming and
Grim; Gleason and Buckley.
At Cleveland:
Chicago Ci1 o............S ......... Q u
Base Cleveland. Q; Chicago, I. Er.
rors-Chicago, /. Batteries - Clarkson and
Zimmer MoGill and Kittredge.
At Washington:
&asEfSsson...:..::::: Eslsi1nSEs s'..:: dSSt IL
Base hits Baltimore, ~; Washington. TO-
Errors-Baltimore, !; Washington, o. Bat
tories Men MahOn and Robinson; btockdals
and Dugdale.
At Portland-Portland.5 s; Bangor. T.
At Brockton-F Fall River. a. Brockton, 8.
At Lewiston-Lewiston. Q: HaverhilL T.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
MARYLAND Miners Min Strlka.

CUMBERLAND. Md, May l0-Miners at
Knapp's Meadows elected delegates to 81 o
Cleveland meeting, and voted IN favor OF
a strike.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10
warship Needed at BlueReldS

BLUEFIELDs, May lO.-Captain Watson
OF the San Francisco gives 1t as his
opinion that the presence OF An American
warship at Blnenelds Is necessarY.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-10

now 81 so, e and e so. The latest pat
terms out, as they are all the GO this season.
NECK rIES-We carry the largest line
OF NecKwear in the city, the cleanest, mob
best and incest patterns made. Also a
large ann handsome line Of Bows, includ-
ing the lawn bow, also fancy bows. We
are also known TO the people as carrying
the incest line in town.
HAMMOCKS-We have just received a
large line OF Mexican Hammocks, which
we will cell at the lowest possible price.
SUSPENDERS-Wee carry line OF
braces unsurpassed In the city In make
and quality.
TRUNKS-We received our r,unks,
Valises and Extension Bags right from
the manufacturer, SO that we can sell
them at very low prices,
Straw Hats have arrived.