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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
CASES IN COURT.
Row on PaWtuCket Avenue
Last Night.
FRESH ATTlEB0R0 YOUTH.
Woman Fined $40 For Defacing a
Building.
FRESH ATTLfBORO YOUTH.

There was quite grist Of cases before
Judge Shove this morning. '.s. -'..o
Last night Bart holemew Sullivan was
drunk ana was ambling along Paw
tncket avenue when he came across
Macon Mcneil, who keeps a small
fruit store. Sullivan, McNeili says,
called him names and the
the result was they got into a hght and
Oficer Ramo arrested both, This morn
ing they were fined " and costs
Last night ABOUT 8 o'clock James Grit
nm OF Attleboro came down Msin street
In AL intoxicated condition and in front
OF the Pacific Bank building be met two
young ladies from FEirlawn lie grab bed
hold Of them and started 60 walk along
with the girls when they broke away and
notified Officer Watson
shortly aiterward Grim tried 10 grab
cigar out of Patrick Gatfney's mouth
aud Officer Rockford got after him and
started him home.
he did not go aud was arrested. This
mOrpiDg he Was 'iin2d ~ and COSTS -
Bridget Hcaley Was iiued 40 and costs
for deiacingR building on Pleasant street
the property of Patrick McNeai. He said
she chopped down door with an axe and
HToke oHS a.. tbr NtudN Hn. tat-vr.r ra
pr EAe story oi destituiian told by I.uge DE
r'Aite hellyqsterdsy that eHeiiea 40 10 ach
SymSaathg was ueNpl4aed this morning
VIA. his fai,her, a ppssred snd. said, that
rnothipH conld bc .dOnA lsltA. tho .boV.- His
iathsr' IS poi Isme IL James , MlohotI
~ho-yEges,, "a. J62osFaNtpcket' avenue
aPd iaGm plaGedynt ~ "a Pola, cs4aetery
dsse!a il.s BOY tad.SaYeral, good i0be but
oHSald net ,@ooY Lhom f.. Eae iad. SAs, n ven
go Ni0StAs ~ -, vAgrs u1,.,or -- rrs,, "'
ro II4s eASe aot Jeaepa l'lTu 4 sl,e,h atsad switi
'tolIlag iiGUOrqwithoHt a, Aeenss .Iy,.a con.
tiaeeaia-h1g 9. ,r- .t. ofu. pp"fr1
's7f'ig sus-~--.----- L.--s'. -.s-S0 e 1u
Warm wesstfer nipneSa defhanS'u}jh tho
yiirsiity Nh nhH ydIr ssh duid ube rsphrod to
'n'yFis- sprd9 thySsrr Oria NJ - ID obi litutlng
rhsS t-biN ,.Ay~gS @.,ItapaEil la,a-r it ppril =
ma" iaylpoiglgA-tRl,AlgpJ. s4a rPeps, M N.Y.
t' 'Ri.t bIi.ppI ibEgr ~ weak sNOuG,-,.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
BURIED IN BRIDAL ROBES.
MANY Loving Floral tributes at the FUnenS
".'t ToSay Of MRS W. D?PeFria. .,

Msny Loving Floral Tributes at the Funeral
''t ToSay Of MRS. W. D?Petrio. On.
The funeral oi the wife OF William d.,
Perrin OF the Telegram took place this AT
ternoop itom h7r late home, So summit
street. ..'' --'" '''l''
She wasthG dadahter 81 Albert Ballo Il
aud had been mnrfied teas than" four
years. Hor bridal dross served IA her
burial RON. .7'r0' "n''""I To' y" "u'
,'tbe services we're epndqetsd tx Key }.
J, %oolleg ofthe gssk Plaee cbaeh, md
intsrne nc Was 40 WRlnut fHIlt esmstery.
Ihe b,aters wero Ehod ~. pefrin- 81, Bosf
fton. R,,Fi. fsrrLs.os, his Dity, Fria0 q haw
and Damon W hlte Uf .SSoulh All .e1psFO. Ir
't "A mcDg hs ,InRRs gctat Arlbutes \. ere
pilto@ oi roses, passion flowers, aud smf-
las, fcOl ~. the beSesvsd husband cross,
from Mrs Perrin CDR. wreath from r. T..
ana R'E" Patrin'y star from. AiFss sitsiford
Rsnse oi ArB odds, Nhls; bash o, -oi, roses,
IroIn '"Bir 'pBnauo Nrs- riA'- AZ. Ghscn u
Yarmouth, Mass. wreats ,,ftoBl hin ana
ktrs. William 'shsw ut' south, Artlebcro /;
Nyraath .iron Miss Minais CAaieer bon /;
buuanet sEOto Mr. 'iaDa MRS NJ c fsin yt
buncr,oi rosef,, from Bosi On siI tnnds; cut
faRrgsmtr"F iotirei RY8a si9anl; IN llaaS
fellow -erfspioysas Oh 'athe Telegram ;
bunch Of pinss MRS. Glsotse N, Orr; bss-
ket,of flowers M isses B.sF. IN nuJn Bnd
Mrs, :. sPorrtny eouqu.t "of piuks, Ms.
sud m "a IL H. OnIiici basket oh ID overs,
NJ los l. y. Beatty an Miss bl.' VIZ Davia,i
basket OF flowers. M hses aAney'u Brown
Cole and AnnioJ.. CoieW r.,'f po vidR
Mr. Perrin has the sympathy hbfnAl in
MS rdssreavenfentyi and esposislyosf his
new sJIafoar r associates ana friends i,r tds
Ru1tutiis y,slittes. . 20 rutf1.r-Tp ptJ l,r
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
nrstn... canrnt Be Chr.n

6y ioosI applications ~ they cann"t reach
che discsscN portion ~ y % mr. There IL
one wRyj0 cure d"aruC %, ana tlHt Is 10y con.
stitutidhe rom ndiHs DeHtuos' " caused by
nninran,si { tnaiiios otfhs mucous Inning
~ taf EuStac biFu lube, When tnts tube "
IL. ~ .rrsd yub Jave rumDlinA sound ~ im.
es' i,lt ustrius, Hud Uh'b - b. lBtirt ~
~. t.i dc l'ae,, - me rosu.t. an1 unioss IA,
iktauinatlou eu hcttktL DDS ald ti.is tube
ttstnr, 4 toits normal condition hoariu4 vii,
bp So .lroyri ,rtver. nine cb-ss gui OF ten
'src chusei hyrrp'affh. IN ch = nOthing hut
~ infancG condition - 'br mucous sur
fscea .i.... H. |UU.
W. Nill give yu, llHadied bpllst- ter any
chse ~ Deafness ftnnsed ny cafarfhl thai
ssnBur be c'irrd ~ HsiNs Cathrrh Cure.
sen d-toT ciEC .tar~. TOE. ...
FJ DiH.NEY $ CO., rolcdo, q.
go sOid ~ druggists. ~. A
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

/, shartenberg & Robinson
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
USED ANAX.

M PROVIDENCE, Aug. L-Jamss Lsepard ID
under arrest for asssultinR his wife with
an Ak leonard II . cripple, and rem on.
strnted With n married daughter yesssr-
day because she insisted that he shouid
support her. The neither came 10 the Se-
Tense Of the daughtsr, when Leonard A.
saulted her. atFs r
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
| AkapY Foa oaoNin. n
He Wih 90 ihs Fi's. Ole sS05uisc On connso-
| H'n' ir". t'Ai,Js Nb,g' i,asreyL, nallo.,s


a HAulrpRA Ang, A. rho autom atic
gAll0ws et rho, state prissR IN WsthsIsiieid
M4s completed yss,srday. and pvergsbinR
u pow ia rsAdipess toI ths sxsGutieu Oh
Apga "a AT Joap -Cgonin, tbs murderer Of
Albert Ekiansf " s0nth Winhsot.
Tssis wtEs uIaas last aight. asiaa bag
oi sand ssisbipg i1o pounds. lust ,ae
weight Of the cepdspssd msn .... GJ
The sxeoutlsn device is automatic, fns
shot zuaaibg oct Of = valve, and az ehs
end Of ~ seoouds heavy weight ia re-
leased, jerking tho mans body into ,hs
air. ,,.. ,....... ............ ....... .... tr
y .Cronip will W psmoved to the steel
dsAth cage about Aug. Is and . death
wa,ot placed over him. This will be ths
hrst execution at the prisoa By the re-
,auirement Of Law passed by the last
general assembly, and~ths nrst time the
new gallows. copied after the instrument
In use Ia COLORADO. will be used.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
LOON ROW OVER.

., PRovfpErCG, Aus /. - The two;ioom
controversy that thrsstoned 70 cause
=. strike a, LyuSnsTiile has bsep set
led. the operatives agreeing 70 work
double looms a the present lies. 81 work.
provided the company would NOT dis
criminats against men who were active In
the previous strike ... 80.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

We have received and read with degree
of wonder and surprise, a publication re.
Gently issued by the Buhiphrcys Medicine
Co, New York. Ii contains neariya TBous.
AND TERrIMoSIALs oi the efficacy Of ham.
phrevs'specincs. '' MOO \
These Testimonials are the upsoliciteu 'of.
fering OF those who have txpetienoed ana
those Spechies- There arr ,eoms three hun
dred from Publishers aud EduorH, one hun.
Ndrtf from Dea1ars Hnai Oiffert 'ffem everS
grade OF society, and all with one accord i9fl
tho sNfne story, the wonderful curative II.
feets Of Humphreys SPECIFICS. =
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
League standing.
Diamond Chips.

Diamond Chips.
Seeds uf the Brocktons will hereafter
be with the Pswtuckets.
rodEy the Meroons play an exhibition
game with the NaR BedtoIussf-sIt
The New England league games for
today are Fsil River at Portland, Lewis.
ton at Bangor.
Thursday the PaNtucKets will play an
exhibition game with the Msnyilies and
Friday they will visit Westerly Satur'
day the Brocktons Will be here.
There are no Eastern League games
Scheduled for today and the Grsys will
play an exhibition game with the Troys
for the benefit Of the latter cinbg- f'7
This morning an attorney went O. BoS
ton 20 collect the $50 from President
Murnsne which Is due the PsNtucket clu b
from Worcester on account OF the Fourth b
of July game.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
AGpOp WOMAN.
Mrs Elizabeth Hogan Dies M,s' vsr Short
illness ...


Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan, widow of the
late Edward Hogan and, .ubother Of Law
renee J. and Thomas 8, Hogan, died last
evening shortly after O'Clock 81 eKhaus-
ton cUmbiued With typhoid malaria ana
cholera morbus. The deceased was sick
only q week and her death has created q
pTofouhd shock in the community as she
was a strong, healt by woman.
Shs leaves six .grown-up children to
mourn her demise, aud they have the
sincere sympathy OF tire community in
their bereavement. Shs>vss one. OF the
most charitable women ip.the community
and only those who spe1tted by her gen.
orosity were aware OF her liberality In
this regard. q.
During her q years residence In this
city she and per. family were models for
the community In uprlghtness In every
respect ''
her funeral viii take place Oh Friday
morning and inter rmsDt viii be In Old 81.
Mary'e cemetery. f'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
LEDGE ROCK.

Bids were npenedv Yesterday at the
United States Engineers Office In New
port for the romovaii ot Ledge Rock, In
tho Nantucket, riyor. D, Roger q Fitzpat-
rick, Pisttsburg,. NJ, Va sYH pei, cubic
yard, were the lowest bidders.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Distrlg, Court.

The memb bers OF the Manville Base Bali
Cub we're fnthe District Court this morn-
ing, aithous h they \ ere no t scheduled to
plsy. rTneRine plsyers we're n<raigDod on
the chs5gs.p Of .qusfrelllng and revelling.
They MI pleRqed guilty with the excep-
ton ~ oha'and were tined F.siid coets.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
More rrsops Leave puI,mso.

spnrSoFrEIp, Ills. Aue."I I-goveruos
AitRcid has ordered eight oonp panies "
the First rsgim sns AZ Pullman 10 Their
homes. leaving four companies there.
The order vns issued a. tho yrquest Of
MaVor HoBkinas ...H.fr. ..| |..| ..stf,,.. .
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
.EEECTRICSTORM

~, sls14fgs ~ .,g,;g = ,5Ii2syW R9R5 SYt6 a a&
Advantageous treienJ CIR whs 1utooicd
pr - sStioiober cabwui etc. .'"' '7n'' -,
'h I'r6hs' Nu,hare AZ work tthe Elebsnan
uniiSal %sA tehdcted7 unconstous tor hali
Suhour hy"a iishtnfng sou which struck
machine At y itch haWsi WORT INT"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
AN ASSIGNMENT:

Inv nv .ayH i,1sp,rN- W. 90 .y'Y7' fa
N T1e standard BotLliD9 Co. - ing bust
ness at No. 321r liastr sysD pa. >, Henry X,
Msgee, sgcnt, made an assignment yes;
terdsy-vcE 'wF BJodlett! Bernard nc.
Ia Abe.hoids n mortgage of - SEQ on the
.pTopeKty wbicfa will he 10 reeissed and the
epsopext Y-soid at auction Aue-iio"rR
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
1sraos Vent Com On

CHICAGO. Aus L-AMsyor Hopkins 70
fused the American Railway union per
mission 20 parade ~ . rsosptisn 20 PrssI
dent Dsbs Invitations hsd been sent 10
sli the labor unions In the city asking
them 70 participate. but the invitations
have now been withdrawn. '"' 'rrr1 .
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Lahar leadara Arrtslnd

~ PAUL Aug Frank keegan. Rich
ard MoVrisssy Dsniel Griffin, Ed Rbeder
and AudY ReitE. Ia bor leaders sre oudor
arrest, charged with assault an . train a
few sights arU Other srPests are ez-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Er.s.or,ssry Ns,,e,d sstov,t w,,r,

OMAHA, Aug. L-Ma5or Hsiford. for
msyiy private secretary 20 sx-Prosidsnt
Harrison. wss thrown fsom buggy
while out driving yesterday. He 10 IN
great pain. snd 10 attended BY several
surgeons. Hts condition. IL ssrioua
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
. IN. srnno, pIa,s Ioy.,tlu,llsua," ~.

wAsaEoTos Aus L--rhe msmbsrs OF
ths hpuss Sem y ittea ep nave! affairs Who
have been conducting the armor plate ins
vsstigstion lsft tos Homestead iast night
Eunnins the chances that the taYih biii'
win not Do returned 10 che houss IN their
abaeuca '.'.''. WI. '' - '' ''.'''''
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
E WITHOUT BAIL.

PRoviDENcE, Aug. I. Jacques Blucher
OF Pontiac, for assault on his daughter,
was held without bail for trial. The girls
mother II said to have already used In
iuepce TO fntimidate her. Her recovery
seems almost impossible '''' '".r'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
4 BAD FAIL.

80 'srT - NuE WV ,opoVwhF
.JaSepIl~ ho't hTes- year aid son at WIZ
Lem liaHIllon,ai Ithis yClty, - taii' ttom a
hammock Ut bis,ist hsr "a. ,as uameE cottag o
at Pleasant Blun Mondsy and oroke his
right arm nIet t@oytacea, also the bridge OF
his c's, y.bestfss beiD. otherwiso injured.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
i 1nfrrrsfinxI,.

Miss Em5Iin5' barry Of Hoosac, N. Y, is
visitfng hetcH0S o,H oi ''i'e Ienf
Y Mrrand Mrs George Jc Birt are visiting
IN PaLeEsos,' Nrj.'o'noa9rp oF v.,
. .o,yamsa'R G0lwe,l qi. Mattespn, Mass, Is
The ladies' OF Bailey Relief Corps Will
go to Crescent PARK Tomorrow OFT.
Miss Cynus surffvun OF Hartford, Ct.,
isylsiting relatives ,qn Dexter street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
sald cnnlndsrsis Monsx

- srEINGYIgLD. Mass Aug. Local po-
lice have bsen inforpsd ~ the arrest In
Montreal Of George Cltff for circulating
Confsdsrate money. He tried TO sell Con
.fsderAts money In this city some wsehs
ago. but - there Is no law In Massachu-
sstss forbiddinx this, he was not prose
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Rura. MAID For M.n,lauonls.

AMEsDUay, Mass, Aua i.-Ths Burke
murder trial came 20 ap end yesterday
sfteruoon james Whal.n, one Of the
prisoner. was discharged Michael
Burke was held for tbs grand, fury With.
ou, b,ii on ~. charge Of nsSslsuRhteY.
In eansinV tbs death q Thouas B"rks
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Eis PROBABLY Aoespi Reduction

CHicAoo. Aug. 1.-THE wages sf the
men employed In the nam dsysstmsns ot
Armour's packing house were reduced 10
oents . day Yesterday, sndthsy wsys told
that they might striks n shsy wanted 70.
Il n not believed that shsy VIII dc ~ ,e
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

rne aavergisirg columns al Iho tgIBUsE
Offers uneuUaicd advantage o. ths tnGr
ctert- Iolng business ir Pastucfct u
loys eiEcniatioh which u steadily .ncreas
az hnorE "a cia-s - rrsuents who reHkt
lhrif Eurchsscs ai homo, snd g., 'ufaoi. tnc
pOpulHr paner ~ Pswtucsff. st'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

SONORA. Cal. Aug. 1.-The explosion of
Us pounds OF sisns powder III the Golden
Gate mine caused che death OF Lafayette
Carr and John Mssram. who wsss biS -
ing The cause Of ths ascidsns h ul-
knowu rts'un r't' af- .i.s- ''ff rf' uf ..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Bro,hsr.Ia.Law SOUGHT Rsvsnse

NEW HAVEN. Aug. L = Albert A.
Brown. . wealthy farmer In Coichestes.
is zsd with . criminal assault upon
Miss Lovslsnd, sasd u The Young girrs
broth.r,iu.iaw, Samuel Mcdonald. shot
aud wounded Brown, though not dan.
aerouslp Both meu are hsld for trial. ...
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
STILL, UNKNOWN.

> The body OF The ,ppk1own man who
was killed by the White Mountain ex-
press at Albion yosterday is stlli at Man.
ning's undertaking roOfus. '"' '..'H
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
mod ppp OI on ETWOW 0I-V p1pT
HEA Wy DAMAGE,

rI.orsDxNCR. iAns &c "a On undsr storm
'sssistlSs- .ihsraoou sd,a grsat tsdsmage
,sloas shore. Tho ,sisctxis' Hgh.a plant 40
GtQrcssty par n, nsas q aestyoyea and tbpsso
women .wess, clhaIil gJtrrsnsi, and roads sre
baa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

dtrtu 4nra gtors. 81
For Tomorrow. Thursday, August
2. 1894. "."d'""t]
Stock Taking On.

The past few days on,
counters have been a little up
set and you must have no.
ticed little paper tickets on ali
pieces and boxes. -,t t.
Stock taking is like house.
cleaning time; the cleaning
up and overhauling of the en-.
tire stock makes it healthier
and brings out all undesira-
bic stuff to be gotten rid of. q
Our store is in splendid
condition. The stock is
smaller by thousands Of dol
lars ths n last year at this
time; sales in spite of the
times have been way ahead
and altogether we are we'll
prepared for the opening of
the big store.
While we don't expect to
have the big store ready for
you for the early fall business,
the men from each depart
ment are turning their atten-
tion to fall goods from now
out.
..l+
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
,LONSDALE,

NJ. Ryan VIII not assume charge of
the Lonsdale Postofhce until Aog. Is. He
Will spend tue next,tw weeks with Mr..
Sherpap lGaSning the ropes,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
'YALLEY~f FALLS

p. O'sulllyan took charge oi the Valley
Falls rustofftcg today. The TRIBUNE
wishes aim, most sueeessLul |, ,adpinistrs-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

Bosros, Aag. L-Miohael b. Mcneil. q
bookksspsS. b charged With having
forged the name OF Wsllmsn. Hall q %.
10 al agreement Of ssttlsmsnt with A. q
Barron b Co. upon A>1 per cent basis
without ths knowledge Of the former
drm .t....I.....y ., .. .r..... ....... .
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

'tt WuW U'f Wp +4Bf fpeff vTFNI...
Dapdrud is an eXud9tiop from the pores OF
viie Scalp thbtN Nsfr6Ads' And aries. forming
sat,rt ut,StsustBs the hairta feil out Halls
Hpir ReBeg CT cares IT,, ,,,..,,,,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
V. n pTchsHs" sAvvLE.
Bostons Started Out Well but We're Soon
t-r1 Passsd by the oiantl

NEW YORK, July si.-stone bruises on
the feet Of bly, Amos Rusis bothered him.
but they didnt prevent this heavy Hoo
sisr from puzzling the hard hitting Bos-
tonians The men from the Hub Jumped
away In the lead, but in the fourth and
hfth innings Wards batters did good
work and soon passed the Besnesters vf'
ss.,on' sssS oYota,:....::G SSiSS 0t
Earned runs - New Yorh, O. Boston. l..
Base hits-Eev York, lit Boston, Errops-
Esw Yoyt, o. Boston, 0. Batteries -Rusie and
Farrell; Nichols ana Tsnny. .
At Cleveland
GGi:s:,a,nISs. GoS,:H,IS.: ... ..... SfSS Siss s
Base hits-Clevslsnd. II, Louisville, H. Er-
rors = Cleveland. u Louisville, 9. Batteries
Mullane, Young and o'Connor Hemmins end
Weaver.
ttSf:s1,::Iy.nliss.-:-.S tf:1:I.ns SsS8SSt "a
Bsse. hits - Louisville, .l2; Cleveland, g.
Errors Louisville, l; Cleveland. !! Batteries
Young and Zimmeu Mensfee and Grim.
At Chicago; '''. ''-' '''' '" '.''
ssiYTssS &, TSsS,.. ..,..:.. ....... SSqbbbbSi
Base hits-Chicaso, II; 81: Louis. O. Srrors
ison and schriver; Brietenstsin and Tv ne
ham
Ia Phiiadsiphiai srs..J .sn.sf-
Rhilssdslphia' ''''"''""ssS IL
Base hits - Philadelphia, "; Brooklyn. n.
Errors -Philsdslphia, Q; Broohlyn. Bet
tories : Harper and Ores@i Rsnnedy aad
Daley. .
At Baitimorei
%s.SiSs;on...:::,:. ss.:iS%sr:; !. SssstSS ~
Base hits Baltimore. n washiagton. O.
Errors Baltimore. o. Wsshington.A BsI-
teriss = MoMshon and hobinson, sullivan.
Az Pittsburg;
tineIpHrd. - S$ 90 s,s,ers ! 10
Base hits-Ap''sNurg. r. CHhoflaatt n. II.
ror-- -Pli,svarg. o. ClacigngtS = sstisrs'--
Ehro', Nichols snd Sug6en. D~Fcr. fafrott
ana Murphy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

Silvsrwere VIII siwsss iOoK bright
you use pisDcnd Dust psiishing Pow dor
40 Chemicals. tsTDcrts Anr fruRgiaI.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
H@tRERfEa:
The Result Of Yesterdays
HeaWThuadef Storm.
DAMAGE EoNDtxIERSTREET
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John GlasseyS Hens All Stolen-N News
,eF'~ ofthe Town.

The heavy. thpnderstorm yesterday af-
ternoon caused considerable damage here.
The larger portion, Of the north end OF
Dexter street ia opened for the purpose of
constructing 9 four-ioot sewer, and while
the contractor knew that heavy storm
would cause damage, he was unable To
guard against IL. The sewer that is being
constructed Is so large that there is no
way TO make room for the surface
water that would run In after an or:
binary storm, but with the cloudburst
YESTERDAY, whom the raln estna In sheets,
the water iound its way into the sewer
ana hlied TIE tSepches ana washed In
large qpantify OF sand In sope places
and washed oat the earth la others,
and The contractor VIII lose considera-
bio. The, sewer iIo psdodo the water to
certain extent, which lowed upon the
adjoining land, asd many OF the stores
along the street were Hooded. Many
OF the ceilars were rllsd 10 tho top and
large quantities oi goods destroyed. The
persons residing along the street are un-
able to determine to what extent they
have suffersu1 but the total will be several
hnudred dollars 1'oifoN sLN
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

"What cured me Of my stbm6dh his2"
81 \, bdN M,A yor's cu,hl.tto PntAT n
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

LoSpoh, AnR L-sydney Ber nst,. an
Amer,Sen, bred a pistol ct Edith 40
drsws, with vhom ne had beeu living.
aud then shan biinseiL Bannett Ia seri-
susly inquired The woman wa unhurt
Fot fTstclay. hair blessing caii'6t tie city
Ua.r Dressing fo1tns, rs Nam street JHmes
Mathet proprietor ''"''' '' '.' '''f
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

..a-.. Higgins Brothsrss .s.sH =
stock Ale snd Porter drswu O. pn ,ne !w6o1
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
rs,e AnBIis Hen,

''' Juhn'A Giassey, " whoriive on Lonsdale
avenue, -spposits-tbs -Moshassuck cems-
terry, On retpSDlpg TO his home ON Monday
evening found that during the afternoon
thieves mad entered his hen house and
stolen ali his henE'and four ihs ducks.
No 'oper lp ths vicinity had, noticed
strangers arQuGd, alo there la no clue to
the rObbprs f '-+f' '''. '''
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

vo' local news read ING TrisoSE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

Higgins Brothers. ..
Sarrlgnnse,t ana nnweukeo Lager,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

, Only i,s ,ors ~eps NJ IN ,he. CRlsuss.
ts.ts
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
n, =. Benjamin.

.f.'... .Hf ~ 81 betJHhh"
Contractor and Bniller. lf3 Tromont street.
Central Rails, u prepared to do work atvsry
tea-onbble IhteA. ne VII also furnish
,monsy ~ parties Intending 20 build.H Get
his terW' eeiQ,e s2AE e'seShssa,i i,,cn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01

higgiur tf"fheF-.
stocH Aic shd porcI dravn irou, ,ns wOod
aH.arf.... fHH..f.f .....
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
1nother Great Bargatn.

The Grant dry goods store
of Trenton, N. j.. made a
larger contract for window
screens and screen doors than
they could sell. We helped
them out at this late day by
buying 30 dozen at an offer of
about half price. "
We will sell the best kinds
of Window Screens, fit any
window in the two largest, Fl
inches high, opening from ~
to 33 inches, at 19c, regular
price 3oc; and % inches high,
opening from 27 to 33 inches,
at 2lc, regular price 45c.
Screen Doors at the lowest
prices ever named. o..
Size 6ftx8ft, 69c. ,N W,
Size 6ftx10ft, 79c.
Worth double. y
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AYHtHc. ----- .-
Shartenberp & Robinson
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-01
Big Fail Purchase AIready

Big FaH P~,cAase, Already.
The Crefeld mills In Sayles-
vile sold out their comforta-
BILE busines to Palmers, who
controls the entire business
i'll the Union. Palmers ad-
vanced the price at once. %.
The Crefeld mills had
about 500 bales in the agents
hand; we bought part of this
lot, which we shall offer be-
ginning tomorrow. ..r
There are ZIG Bed Com
fortables, we'll worth 50, at
$l49. ~'r "f "0r'rE
80 Bed Comfortables, we'll
worth $3.50, at $1.6o. a.,a.. ,.
96 Bed Comfortables, well
worth $2.75, at $l.89. o'o
Universal Mendfng Tissue.
1t will repair any kind of
clothing from silk to coarse
woolen goods, also kid gloves,
mackintoshes, rubbers, um-
brellas and hundred other
things. Some stores sell this
at the regular price printed
on the envelope, which is 25c;
our price is &c.,
1t comes in black, brown
and light. .., .'.. '"'". s..