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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
&inOer>Siite.

Snabens uuo 8iuber Sad)t. uuo
@tolt=Sappen, pertb 80 &ents,
merbeu los9ei6lagen fiir...... 45e
Snabens uub Sinper 2lIpeu> uuo
Surban 9iite, $3.50 mertb,
merben losseihla9en iiir..... 88c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
anner-9an0id)mbe.

Gau,moueue Oadnuer.Sanoid)ube
aus Seri,psr ooer ibOtniber
9SOQs, bisber so Ste. 6erab.
sciett Quf ................... Csc
Rduner,9 9unOifubs aus idlottis
1her oOsr Ssrieper @Oue, SueB.
futter, grtra.Gualltdt, friiher
6 75 Cts; reoustrt auf ..... 49c
WGuuer. .@a!a= @laces ooer geilt.
terte @IaceS, bisber $l.25; re-
Ousirt AMI ................... 9Oc
6tiue ;mpprtirte Uduuey.@alas
@luce ,0anOihube, periiites,
euglides unO frauSoiiites Sas
brrtat; irHher 81. 6eou3irt
Northumberland. auf sf.49
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
SalSbefleiO1ttta.

500 9ueeuO Scaris, Four-in-
Hands, Sluoen unb SdIeifeu,
fruher so NIB Is @ts. 8ebn.
;irt auf ............... 25c.
ale uniere clssant.fle 6alsbetlei> -
ouug nafl ben auerneusiten
6uGOns. Sle reOuairt cuf ei'
Heu 8r.is Observation-Disclosures. 45c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
W1nus-S -Strii1&tpfe.

6urbeuieite semuferte asIreIi;e
DtanUS Stritmpfe, friherer
YrsiS Is Cts. &ebu;irt aui .. Bic
Saummoaene SetrertS Striimpfe,
paidledt i9wur3, 9emufert oOer
9!ait bunt, ju................ 124c
9O1eue Meriuo, ODER lhluere
baummoueue uabtlole 0tannss
Striimpie, iriiberer Brel5 %
Sts. SerabgeIest ami ..... 11C
@rglidbe NsrluO. oOer 9auspol.
leue Sald dmlr. .Dfdnnerityiimpi
. friberer Yres 30 GtS. Jteous
5lrt aut 24c
0OSentr69er.
200 9uesnO Qoicntrdger; bisber
25 Gts. 9srabssiegt aui ..... 1Oc
400 2ueeuO 4oientrdger; frrber
so Cts. Jfeoujirt aui. csc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
Mdmuerbofem.

$l.50s6oieM trua,gut gsmadt,
ountle Niuitsr. @tEeu ab iu..
$2.25= NIB $2.50.Noieu, refine
yRuae, nett ausiebeuO unb oans
erhafl. @eQen ab Su. .......
as uno S3.5O.9oieu i'll ruooufen
Mutern IHo mitileren uno Ouu'
ten Naybeu. @ebeu ab ,u..
80. NIB s. 0oien aus Dor;ita'
liner rlubeimllhsr 2HOQe. Hais
len uub Nppretur 9arantlrt.
Y cbeh a6 ;u...........
&C. HID $7.Qo'eu, aus ben 1eiu.
ten @slueb.n III beu moOIiGileu
Niuitsrn. @ebeH Cb su. ....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
Graae1t ,t,tS WanIdettem.

1000 9utenS @luett, Coon e.
@om2.'s Qlb.ensWt arfe) Sragen
ale 6aGnns unb ale @rOBen;
blsbtr Is Ste. Qerabgeiett aul !
500 Duteuo fiuueusr uierIaaiser
Manihetten, friiber 20 Cts.
Rc9u3irt aui .............. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
WGnner ttnterfteiSatttQ

Someelbodrs ooer uaturrpo1ene o..
0tanbom semii6te eWiaunsaSemz ma
ben uno srluterbOien. Son 40 { Stii1
cts. berabgeebt auT ......... ~
8eiBe Mteriuo, ODER &ameeIbaur. 40,
NteriuosO Oianns hemOeu IL. uns 70
t,rhoien. Son so @ts. reouSirt { G,;;1
uHI '..'.....
gtaturpoileue ODER geullidte SD 40.
meelbaar Wauusbemoeu NIB nos
zlluterboieu. Son IS @tS. re- 80
buSrt auf ...................'
Seine naturmolIene ODER po(leue
9euIudte Wierinos ODER 9au;.) 75c.
Iuolleue i6arladrotbe Rauuss oas
6emoen uno -lluterhoieH. Sony Stid.
81 berabgeiest aui............
9anSmouene ibarladlrotbe-g
moQeue naturlpollene, ganSpol-) 98c.
lcHe gemuiterte SaiAm:rs ooer : oaS
id)were Salbrlsaa aau' Wtaun8bem. StId.
ben. Son $3.50 reou5ilt AMI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
&aOnaD'8 9}eaObs3 s3elief

GS Iinoert Die peiR aenOften Gd5mfrAen In sis
rer bis suanSis YliHHtcr. gtitt cine Stlinee nadS
Seien otsisr anSsIse ioHte irGeuo SeRtano Sdmer8
ien Ietotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
acknowledgements.

50. uno SlO.uebersicher, gut gsz
malt NIB bauerbaIt. Qerabz
geleBt ami ................ $3.55.
SIS IL. $18.lleber;isb.r, moolIfe
MD begebrenSmerthe Yfatsrtas
Iisu,iplenotOeSa Bargains. 5erab'
oeiebt uuf. .................. $7.48.
$50. uno $22,llcbsrSleber, alIc 6d'
GcuS, gu;es ebriide0 Vtaterlal.
6era5scltet aHf Hf............. 1915.
S24. II. S25 lltberiieher, ale Heues
len TGcorS NIB @ewcbe.
SerabgeltBt aui ui..........S S11.48
S28. NIB SSO.llebtrsieher, aus ben
fsinileu MateriaIieu, uisle oa.
uou nit Selpe aefiittcrt. 1erGbs
oeiett mi. S14.95.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
Walaria WealQria,
SdRttelfruf, faItes Jieber,
&edlelfeber bepGltigt.

SSi.Bsr uHo gDehisfsber hIrirt fur fiHiJis Gents.
gs eriirt siH 9silmtteI IN otT 8tlt Ipelhes tdltss
6isber unb Rebslfcber une dls ioHiigsH Sumpis,
blIi0icH unp aHoertH SiebsI Unit bhIit 1aomag'5
9iQeH) 70 RAID bstIt, pte 3abpaH'5 &e0ob Jteliei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
S)nn(1(r>, 5ieben ii@ bom @ei@atte 5nrad!
OaS eager nmb o0ne RdCktdt auf }olen
OerR0uf mGr0en
O(tCtlu Gi,,ie< ><r rieiieen 9oreot,ts$
N1niterzW1tsit9e.

$40. unO Sl2,ausiiGe, gut ses
matt, III netien Viuitern,
porsiglit)e @srtbe, Die Nuss
mabl $40
Sl4' unb $l5.Iusil9e, aus idOuen
moblibcu Stoiien, ale ben ur'
ipriinglIdeu Yrcis mertb. 49,. S1.4o
$17.nuO $lS.Nusuge, ,pirtlid reiu'
luoneue Materialieu, in alien
neuefeA SacrEs rrlee jecrr@eett'r-- :.
sug slu iiberraideuoer Bar
gam. Die Gusuahl .-....... 50 80
s24. uub $25.Insiige, teiue impors
tirte uup eiuheluuidle Stofie, III
allen ueueiteu TaeouS. SunbeNs
aIbeit ebeEbIrtiq, elNl9e gan6
nit SeDe sefiittert. lie AHss
mnhl Sf4.55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
s II erIt d.

Daiisr in fueHis.n NiIHutcH sr5mpfe, 03aa,nlaurt,
uebeieit, SrbredleH, SoobrcHHtn, Etruoit6t S6lafs
IOii9teIt, UiisrdHc, Slaubot, Dpieutsrtt 9boIerds
Ylorbu5, GoItc, SlabuHs,H uno ale iuRtrliden
SdWcrSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
9nabeatsWnsit9e.

Suabeuz 2lusiige, bausrbafte Saaz
re, gut semaht uno perleft pals
iero, @r0Beu IA bis 10 Sabre,
iriiher.r Yreis s., ueroeu los
geItlagen fir. r............... 81.
u.Iusiise, DoppeEreibig unS
sinreibis, in blaueu uuo Dflt@
telfarben, werth $40 uuo $l2,
lueroen loSaeidiageu fur. 49,. &c.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
Siuoers1tebersie1cr.

GinO.r llebey;ieber nit DiunteIs
SrageH, III bubiGen punteIH
uup beQeu 0iufteru, @r6Reu 8
b.s 13 Sabre. meytb S., ueroen
Iosscid) ag:u fir. r...s....... S2.03. !
SinDer- llebsr;teber, Nartsltragen
cpsr uIiterS, III ouulelu ooer
beQeu Sorben, trIberer ErelS
81, IS uuo $9 peroen loSge-
id,iorpu 5iir iir S4.08. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
&einltat Der @ablen.
9IrfaniGs.


Sittle 81 d, Nrf. - Die 6eutiee
Wobl i'm Stnate rsiultirte in Scr Grz
mdblung BON feds OenlOfratii9en @onz
9reB<NbseorbueteH. DaS uo0c GuOtum
bon Artanias.
COLORADO.
Oenpcr, Col, 6. JtOp. 9ie@ablz
b.ridte fOmmen nur langiam ein. 9aS
Sotum Der 6raucn lit 3iemlih be0eus
tenS. Die @rmabIuug Oe5 stlummten
rspubIitanii9eu Gifet8 pirS 3useitunz
ben.
SeIatpare.
Wtlmtn9ton, Del, 6. 9too. -
lin 8 llbr 10 Dlin. i5eint cs, al8 Oh
Die Hepublifansr Ncpcaitlcs uuoSuIier@
@Ountg gcwOnnen. Dies iuirbe ben
8epublifanern ben @Ouperneur, ben
@OnsreBzGbseOrOn:teu, fOpie bsn Suns
OesienutOr seben.
Georgia.
Gtl lant a, Ga, 6. gfonember. -
8eOrsiu eripdblt cine uusctbeilts OemO'
fratii9s @OH9reBz Delegation.
Sataots.
@bicago, Sqs., 6. Hpo. = Der
GrfOl9 OsS republifuniihea Sta6tzGifs
fet8 luirb SeiienS Der Demofraten nit
elmer Otebrbsit pom 5000 bis 10000
Sttmmen 3useitanben.
Sowa.
De8 MOiues, ST., 6. Hop.-Snt
Staats warb uur cin scriuge8 SOtunl
abge9eben, bod iinO 9enigenO 9feluItuts
CUR 0onb, I'M bic GrwagIung bes gez
lammtsu republitaniidsn SGfet8 mt
elmer Wlebrbeit bon $4,000 Stimmen
al8 Gbaiiate 5u melOru. 3ueiiel6aft
lit nur Die GrluGblun9 ser republitaniz
lden 6Idters@an6iuatsn Stranger uno
y. 3. Saain9e:, Ocren SppOncntsn
BON ben POpullitsn iuOOillrt wurOen.
Die Ntpublitaner crwdblsn 1O@ OnsreBz
leuts unS wabrIaslnli9 ciucn Demo
fraten.
&ouifiana.
9temz SrleaaS, 2a., 6. Nop. -
Die bi8 ipat 2lbenOs elnqetroIiencn
2Sablberidte laiieu auf Die @rlpG blung
BON fiini, mO9liaerpeiie ie9S OemOfra,
tIl6en GOn9rsBabgeOroneten idlieBen.
(sIus anierer CeItrieen 2. UVprsen=Mu1aab abe
G;e Gn,ioIiT1.r .-Ic;Ao,, o;,,n ,o:nn..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07

6lA - pon
lperthoouem arumolinsireItm Giaeuthunt,. be-
fanut ale yr. 311. 313, 315, IL uuo
31S, SuosSauasitraBC,
5 5neIno6t9e iteaClftcIueruc 2Sobuhaulet
at 8pks pIace unD
Tr. $50, Slps9ouDitraBe, iopte grunoilnss
freieS Giaemthum, bctauRt ale DIR. 3O4,
: Siio= SpuoiIrai3c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
TinOet=0nsiage.

Siuber. guii9e, bOSpelreibig NIB
eiureibig, CUTE, ffarfe unO ebr'
lid)e &aare, pertb $3.50, iuerz
ben beutc IOsgeidIagen tiir.... S1.9'
Sinosr 9(uiise, o;ppeIreibla, i'll
graueu, ouufeIn uuo Diittelfarz
ben. @roBeu 5 bis 16 Sabre,
fruberer Yreis $3.50, werpen
losgeihlugeu fir. $3.4;
Rinoer Gnsiigs, Ooppslrehig, in
8lau, Stmar; Hno furrirt
@bcplots uno &aiimira, @r0BeH
5 bis Is Sabre, friiberer Yreis
81, IS uuO 50. gSeroen lcs9e'
Id)IaGen fir. $4.1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
Sic SuiiaIilen erlriOrn cine Nirnrrs
lage.

2ie p5ruoe' aub 2abOr-9I 9Iiismplg" nil bon
elmer aagemeineHSerfaa NittS
miiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
2uren5 GeBlsr's &sfanratiou.
snooft:Gde Der Siabt. uno 6rskftrake
| ttt ~ Z. I o ., Sarf"
INN 4 his ,nm 10 Rnhrmhpr

WleiHsn Grsunb.H uE6 Setannten. Iopie BEN ees
ebrten guhlltnR I'M Gn9entineH jur 9tGhridt, 6aS
i'd sas frlh,r oon SsreHt Sumter b,trit5,n, 9F,ous
rant an btT Snboisge. A.r 2iebt- uHb Grssrraas
tdufin lbernoMnen babe. DiabI.ittn aa.r art,
uHo gnsrH IN Isoer ubereitIns uuS 81 leber Easess
trdHfe aller Grt sum BeriaGnt. Sum H,Iudb. Iob,t
adpturssso1f cir Der friibsr. eGontnarter-orl
Ball uno 8ics9hcz zSeiudbern betannt-
(Seut11 ,3gite, z SaDto) &ottua SefIer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07

9ittle 81 d, Grf. - Die beutige
@obl i'm Staate reiultirte in Scr Grz
mdbluns BON ie9s OenOfratii9en @Onz
sreB>llb9eorbuetsu. DaS uuuc SuOtum
BON NrtQrIas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
SinOer-& &nteIJoiert.

9iuSer Sniehoieu, @r0Beu 4 bis
IA sabre, frijberer YreiS 50
Gents, merren los9etla9eH
fir r................,..... 81
Gtuber Rnehoieu, 9r0Ben 4 bis
15 Sabre, friiherer YreiS $l.50,
meroeu losaeid)lGqen fiir 92G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
Ir. 267.
Ste btaiaftt, iuciI oic bette W1eOi5is
Der 2SeIt, fur SamiIicnsGDrau6.

Ss aeoteIel Gen loIierHofen StmsJSsH auQsnbltia
ginbdIt, ItHoert SHtsurour1 uzo b,tlt RIutaUbrorQ
isI es nab ben @nH5cH, oem ysaleH, ben @codrmsu
Ober GHoereR GriitH oocr SIguutu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07
GudbcnzS5e ettleib@e

llugemaiheue geIblben, perth As
&suts, peroeu loSasIdlla9eH flir 4
eu.SemocuIeibdlen, merlb 79
Gems. psrpen los9eihlagen tiir 4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07

y. WkINt, NiGfl!tNNIIet IHU SFtuHt'tHt
(siahioIe:r pOz j. gsaiEe),
&dnnelsgee @oltimort'Stro6 uub BoilsSfficer Erc
Grtis cestaaIidDem 8Iattes, bur6 9rds.r beiorsi,
l25s G:s.; t6eIidbe uHb ScTnta6 sAnsgHbe 10
Serts PRO gut Sdbbdr an bic oas SIatt i.ioreeHocn
Er6qer.-SaaIia nebf Spnnia Mus aabe uEt;r
gsorausBe;abuns $3.50 pre SahT, ilr tnrsere
5ei im g3crtdlt7g; fir oie 10 1eutIid1e Musgabe
NIT SoHrtde sblaff, pUriorei nit ah5ue tir CLUBS
$3.50 pro Sdbr. Hop irssro etTem Srtt ots SHiara
beS. 81 nutb europa. Spuutaee e:HnSgaoe 81
pro Sabr.-Gas bette urb biaisite eeuti9e SIatt
tn ben NiIiisls uRo SleIaaisL-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-07

Der n6robiiunz 6ruueu :
Ssrein" breIt gsfcrn absnb in ieinem
@lublotaI, 9tr. 1000, 5SrcOcrifs2lue.,
cine gutbelu9tc Ssriaumlun9 ub. 6rau
@m. OtatheiB iIbrle ben SOriie, unb
6ruu 8. 9tinue fnngirte ais PrOtOtols
iabr:riu. Gs wuros berldtet, Dag Die
SOrbcreitnngen gu Dem am 81, %. unO
30. WOu,mbsr ltatt3uiinbcnOeu Eager
beinab. uOuenO:t ieicn. 6srner wnrOc
elm GOmite, beiteBtnO aus Den Oumeu
81. Geipel unO u. OfaBfe, ernaunt, nm
GinfGuft u beioraen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Three millions OF gold were shipped
from New York.
Postage rates on paper novels may be
raised no per cent.
Great damage was done BY a c,oud.
burst in Elm Greek Bottom, Tex.
The Newfoundland cabinet was sworn
In and the Legislature was prorogued.
A boy was killed and thrss men fatally
injured by an oil car explosion at Chi
cago.
The steamer signalled at sea BY the
Ruyter
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Bed Spreads.

Three lots that tell a most in
teresting price story.
Strong and handsome crochet
Spreads, double bed size, 3-ply
yarn, Marseilles patterns, CSC.
Unusually heavy sort in Gro
chet Quilts, Marseilles pattern,
best size, $1.12.
Heavier sort, large size, splen-
did patterns, at $125.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Boys Suits this Spring $1.5O;

We have the largest and choicest line of novelties in
Little Refer Eastern Juniors the Wavery and Fauneroy
Suits for boys to years ever shown in Pawtucket
Mems and Boys Spring Overcoats extra Trousers etc.
all at the same proportion.
Our goods are all GUARANTEED RELIABLE and up to
date Prices from 10 to 20 cent LOWER Quality and
make consdered than any clothing store in the city of
Pawtucket Don't make any mistake in locating Look
for Music Hall Building and the Old Reliable.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
TERSE TRlBUhEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or INTEREST TO ALL
or OUR READERS

Eureka Temple, No. 8 will meet this
evening.
Frank II. Leonard spent Sunday at bis
home In Lynn.
Camp Tilton, s. OF ", will hold a mas.
querade ball Friday, April "a.
James II. Cooney OF this city will leave
tonight for New York on a visit.
Florists o'Reilly d Son are busily en-
gagged In cleaning up the psrKs.
A party of young people will enjoy a
trip to Rumford In barge tonight.
This kind OF weather will turn the
thoughts OF people down the river.
Thursday is the anniversary OF the
battle OF Concord and Lexington, 1775.
John 4. Devine has a nice line OF straw
Block.
There were 80 many drum corps out
Saturday night that II seemed like the
Fourth Of July.
1t Is generally conceded that the pre-.
sent session OF the General Assembly will
terminate this week.
Car No. 240 OF the Providence line was
run into yesterday bya team and the
"ood"ork Scratehed'
The Burnside Cadets fair was well at
tended Saturday evening. It will be
open tomorrow evening.
May Temple, Pythtan Sisters, gave
bean supper In the hall In the Beswick
block Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry T.. Tiepke and Mrs. p. r..
Tilllnghast will sail from New York to-
morrow for an extended tour OF Europe.
Pawtucket Lodge, New England Order
OF Protection. will initiate two candidates
at the meeting to be held Friday evening.
Saturday night dances are not allowed,
but they are held lust the same as though
the Board OF Alder men had not forbidden
them,
vo,,o man wos nm, IN an East ove.
nue. electric car last night because he was
"fuII, !" but he could not realize the reason
for his expulsion.
North A,,,ehoro snor,smer have had
,o,. ~, e,,n dnr,n,, the ras, ,e,y davs bnnt-
inc wild oeese and ducks blown IN from
the ocean by the storm.
Josenb CoIIet,e. the tailor. will occupv
the storo no,. nsad nv the co,trau Coal
and Lumber Co when the latter Arm
,,,ovos 90 the paroaic, plock
=, -, -.
ovor ,hia ci,v m a mort heoster,v direc,,on
oho,t : o,c,ock sundav nisht Tbere
nero 40 b,rds IN the prst eock
i' o'u"ns """y VI
oounen, n, =, o'' W.. 49, ni, 'no "'eo'lns
enc third degree W IN no conferred on AZ.
,oo,, ,,or,hers
III. s'""u ~ ~" ''.o 0o" ~
" alu u 'n' -, .o' 'Ie"ev 10y tuy "il
10 Doeu" ~ s"o io'.Ivoo ,,.' Opoi" i,ouSo
'o"isn'' ""u WIN 'o"''uuo 'uiousn 'ne
iouioiro" Si'ei"'on a' oeiooA 'nere
VIII oe ano.her 'eaoner7 "eetins s' 'ne
uroVe s'ree' sonooi' "ne' auoresSeS wiz
ue nlaue oy "i9s "noelooA VI |naunoey
nm hinuerss'.en' Dos'op' anu h''' T.
W. hainn'on VI 'n'S 0i'S'
In other cities there are gratings In front
Vi Se"ef po.Ao's, a"'uoAo' nau 'nen
'no aeoi'eu. " laN ., 9 nolse
"ou'u no' naV1 napp'ne.' pe'.ue'a el'".
oen VI ''.nos ". piate :" .no o"apo VI
'""'' ''0'' "o1'' NV se' ''''' VIC p''Ao'''
THIS evening the members OF Sanctuary
Roger Williams, Order OF Shepherds, will
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Peier puans's Sad End

NEW YoRK, April Io Pointing doub BILE
barrelled shotgun in fun at a group Of
young ladies at his fathers house in Hack.
ensack, n. j.. Peter Duane shot ard IN.
stantly killed Belle Shields, who stood at
the plano singing Jesus, Lover Of Ny
Soul" Her last words we're Let me TO
thy bosom hy,"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Housekeeping Linens.

5 pieces pure linen Damask
IL beached, 5S inches wide, new
choice patterns, 39c ward
The best is our SOC 1-2 bIeached
Dan ask, 62 in hes wide, choice
durable quality, elegant snowy
patterns.
25 dozen all Linen Doylies,
colored border, 49c dozen.
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Kid Gloves.

We can tell the whole story in
a few words.
The best 81 Kid Glove in Paw
tucket in today; black, 4.button,
with white stitch.
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Shirt w aists.

Gents fancy Cheviot Shirt trim
med collars and nicely made up,
worth 75c each; price this lot SOC.
A good Domet Shirt at 25c each
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Boys Waists.

Boys Domet Waists, sizes 4 to
IA, It 19c ea h.
Bo s'Csmbric Waists, pleate d
back and front, fast colors, ut 3Sc
each.
Fancy Cheviot Shirt Waists,
pleated back and front, very neat
and a good wearer, at 4Sc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
A THEATRICAL REVIEW
Mounet-Sully, Tragedian, Is Not
a Remarkable Actor.
HIS METHODS ARE sPAsMODIC.

Nine. SECOND Weber, Ills Leading Lady. Il
an Excellent Artist-Gilbert and suIIi.
vans Last Joint Enort, ''Utopia, Limit.
ed" Appears to lie Popular.
Frances representative tragedian, Mou-
net-Sully, has come, he has been seen. and
10 the great surprise Of many persons he
has not conquered
Mounet Sully was for many years one OF
q notable trio at that fountain head Of dra,
matte art, the Comedie Franchise The
other two were Delaunay, who was consid-
cred beyond comparison as a romantic no
tor, and Coquelin, the king Of comedians.
Mounet Sully was rated as highly in the
field Of tragedy, and II was the proud boast
Of the French that they had at one estab-
lishment the leaders in the three important
divisions OF the dramatic art.
With reference 10 Coquelin the claim
was without doubt we'll founded. There
was probably much justice in IL 30 far as
Delaunay was concerned, but when the at
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Shoe Department.

Time is money. You save both
where we fit your feet.
Ladies fine Russia calf Oxford
Ties, all sizes from 2 l-2 to Z,
hand turned, at SIC pair; cheap
at S1.25.
/ lot ladies' tan color lace shoes,
sizes 2 1-2 to s, smooth inner soles,
worth $3.50 a pair; this week at
$16S
Misses spring heel shoes, in
lace or button, sizes IL to 2,
patent tip, fine ('ongola kid, at
Csc pair; worth $1.25 a pair.
Boys lace, calf shoes, sizes IL to
2, worth $l.25 pair this week
at CSC a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Lnunn. u noasled fIesh.

buffalo, April l6-Four charrsd bodies
were found in the ruins of the works OF
the American Glucose company yesterday.
The remains are simply chunks OF eharred
6esh and bones
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
RADIKIN g. C0ONEY,
TRINITY SQUARE.
There is old English word like very
much-BUSINESS. The cold storm of last week
may possibly have chilled your interest We will
try to revive it.

case 36 dozen mems medium
weight Shirts and Drawers, light
grey mixed, 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
Ladies' w Waists.

10 dozen Percale Waists, with
two cape ruffle, Acc.
10 dozen print Waists, with
pleated ruffle, double tut, 39c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

The Committee on Judiciary of the Senate
will hear all parties interested in An Act
in amendment of Chapter AZ of the Public
"Where and TO Whom Property is
on WEDNESDAY, April 18th, 1894,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Z. L. FREEMAN, Chairman.
JOHN w. SWEENEY, Clerk. ala 81
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Forty Majority.

LISBON. April l6-Elsctions for MEM
bers Of the chamber Of deputies resulted
In the return Of a government majority
Of about 10
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.
SENATE CHAMBER.

SENATE CHAMBER,
PROVIDENCE, April l3, 1894.
The Committee on the Judiciary of the
Senate viii hear all persons Interested in a
bill entitled can Act Imposing a Collateral
April 18th, ise4, npon the ris.
ing of the Senat.
EDWARD l.. FREEMAN, Chairman.
JOHN w. sweeney, Clerk. ala 81
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STATE OF RHO Il ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

The Committee on Corporations will hear
all persons Interested I'm an act to incorpor-
ate the estate Loan and Investment Cod-
pany," in the room of the House Committee
on Corporations, TUESDAY, April 18th, 1894,
on the rising of the House.
GEORGE T. BROWN, Chairman.
PETER j. LANNON, Clerk. ala ct
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
PROVIDENCE, April l3, 1894. I
The Committee on Corporations will hear
all persons interested in An Act to incor-
ate the Rhode Island Building and Loan
Company, in the room of House Commit
tee on Corporations, TUESDAY, April 18th,
on the rising of the House.
GEORGE T. BROWN, Chairman.
PETER j. LANNON, Clerk. ala u
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Cauoht Red.

LONDON, April lo.-An Italian named
francesca ?olti. an advanced anarchist.
who had in his possession q bomb. was ar
rested last ev vsning.
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TIE WEATHER.

ALMANAC ron MoSpAY. APRIL Ia
eUs RISES ~ MooS sErs BAn
Igs IgsoTa s1Is or BAY. IS Is FULL sHA 70 ~ ss
Forecast for New Englandi Generally
fair; variable winds; slis shtly warmer IN
southeast portion.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-16
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

SENATE CHAMBER,
PROVIDENCE, April IL, 1894.
The Committee on Finance of the Senate
will hear all persons interested in an act
making appropriation to build Court House
in the city of Woonsocket, In the Senate
Chamber on TUESDAY, April sl7, 1894, upon
the rising of the Senate.
BENJAMIN DROWN,
Chairman pro tenn.
ALBERT s. HOPKINS, Clerk. al3 81
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CHICKIRING
HAIR DRESSING ROOMS.

Mr.. Anthony Il. Brown, formerly of the
Narragansett aotel, Providence. has opened
a hal dressing room In the Chickering
block, IS North Union street, where by strict
merit a share OF public patronage. Mr..
Brown will make a specialty of ladies' and
children's work. William II. Hart. Assist
ant. NILS n
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