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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-22
Vacation Notice.

The Public Schools will close on FRI
DAY, April 18th, for the Easter vaca-
ton and reopen MONDAY, April %.
BY order of the Board of Education.
JOHN T. SCOTT,
3946-3t l6SS-1t Secretary.
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Guardians Notice.

HAVING THIS DAY BEEN APP
, pointed guardian of James Love. a
spendfhrift, notice is hereby given that
will not be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by him or by any per~un in his
behalf, unless authorized by me in
writing. (Sig J. ALI RED MAIiOUN.
Da'ed Honolulu. Febr uary IA, 1895.
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H. F.WICHMAN
Fort Street.
Firewood for Sale.

Out AND SPLIT ALGEROBA
" Firewocd in quantities to SUIT, at $lz
per I'd, delivered to any part of the
CRY limiIs, free Of charge. Apply at ysId
of California Feed warehouse, next to y.
r. q L. Co. depot. Telephone 19o.
JACK RRE,
3oS2-eu Proprietor.
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Repairing and
Adjusting.

Requiring skilI'ul handling, is work
which We are especially fitted to do.
The attention OF kea Captains and all
owners Of fine Cbronometers which they
value, is called to our excellent facili-
ties for putting their instruments in
p REJECT SHAPE.
The long experience Of our Head
Matchmaker with the best concerns on
the Coast in just this kind Of work, ena-
bles MS to guarantee absolute
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Water Notice.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from z to 8 o'clock A. N. and to 8
o'clock Pm.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent of Water Works.
IApprovedl J. A KING,
Minister of The Interior.
Honolulu, II arch IL, 1895.
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Report Of the Ex e1nining Committee.


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SATISFACTION
IN EVERY

We spoke casually in our last "Ad" of
complicated work. You'd ought to see
the array of Chronogrsphs and Repeat
ers repaired during the last few weeks.
Surprising where they all came from.
People appreciate this kind of work at
home, and it won't be long before We do
every complicated watch in the country.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
Culver Items.

L \ Hendrix shipped three car
loads Of fine hogs Monday.
I ] Day, the marble man Of But
Ter, was out putting up a monument
to the grave of Dick Sheppard, on
Coon creek. He keeps an eye on the
departed.
Our "smith" fixed uncle Jim Nc
Ghee's hack in style.
w S Ray has part of his corn laid
in the shade, and is rustiing the
weeds on the balance
Glad to report Mrs Fannie Billings
under treatment at Eldorado, as be-
ing much better.
Aaron Bell and Mr Thomas Of Bal
lard called a moment Saturday even
ing, a. they returned from Butler.
We are for IL 10 | silver in this neck
of the woods.
W Fl Elliott will build a barn soon,
so We are informed.
Jno u Graham returned from
northwestern Bates Friday evening
Hayden Ray and wife visited rela.
tives near Ballard and went 70 mill
all the same dav.
q ID Mosier. wife and daughter and
Miss Bertha Pichford are visiting in
Illinois, their old home; We wish
them pleasant visit.
G j Greer bought q lot OF young
chickens last week.
Andy Ray has a fine cyclone cave
built Of the Passaic stone.
4 number cut hedge the past few
| days, it being too wet 10 plow.
Henry Randall shipped q car load
| of hogs from Passaic 10 Kansas City
| for which he received S4. 10 per hun
| dreds
The bugs took field Of corn fol
| John Peters.
Oats cutting will begin this week.
| Tom Lynch was cutting cheat las
week, so reported.
I ID Greer and Uncle Dan Hoskin;
took business trip 10 Butler.
Dee our mail carrier seems 10 be
under the weather of late, which al
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20

We have four pretty patterns OF
Fine Decorated Porcelain CHINA Din
ner Ware, will sell 1t IN any quantity
To suit YOU, take what you want. and
leave out the pieces Won don't wan,
and will glTe YOU for short time
15cts. on The dollar eff. Now is the
time 10 buv YOU fine set for little
money. What do you think OF Din
ner Plates, best ware, for 35cts.
Cups and saucers, best ware, for
35cls
We have got a thousand bargains cor
lou, in our Sore and hun ire,is Of
things YOU don't know we have. any
thing YOU may want; come and ask
US If We have It before sou huv 1t
eis sewhere.
We call attention TO our -four which
we are selling a, 80 CTS. per hundred
under ouf competl ors We bought
) ears Of Il ,ur t,efIre Il wenG ny. We
warrant every sack.
We bought fruIt jars and cans while
ttev were cheap, and will sell at the
lowest price. We are selling screen
wire cloth cheape. t.tau any one.
| Please dom t forget that We have mos
| everything in the hardware line. and
We are selling lots Off If you dom
think we are chesper lhan anyone
| just come and price it once.
Our Java Blend coffee a, 25c. 10
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
Nyhart Items.

Good many farmers cutting wheat,
some have finished.
Hoagland and Shally went fishing
Monday, had good time and got
lots of fish.
Sweeter has bought a new road
wagon.
Croquet party at Garron's every
evening.
Young Clark thinks of travelling
for Jones Mower Co.
Mann Daniels is through cutting
wheat.
Heinlein and Harchow took dinner
with us Monday.
Wonder why that young man went
home so early last Sunday night?
Clark and Mat Adams took a flying
trip to Butler Tuesday with 200 lbs
of fish.
There will not be any celebration
here the 4th, as Butler is close bv ii
would not be right TO have the two
so close together.
Sid Ehart was in our midst Sunday
he is a staunch democrat.
We are doing land office business
since Shally has put in a full line OF
mowers, reapers and binders.
TEXAS jim.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
Ballard Items.

Ira Fowler has got match team.
+ l. McClenny and family visited
relatives in Henry county Saturday
night and Sunday.
Quite large congregation out to
hear Rev hampton Sunday.
w b Morland is having his house
painted.
Mart Anderson's visited relatives
southwest Sunday.
Miss Hattie Bell has been suffering
with the toothache the past week.
Cole and Price have another car
load hogs to ship.
Ira Fowler and wife took dinner
with w b Coles Sunday.
Reck Cole went to Urich Saturday
for load of goods.
Rev Roback will preach at Walnut
Grove the 4th Sunday in June.
Miss Lennie, sister of Ed Young,
and Miss frankie Haas, of Montrose,
were visiting in Ballard last week.
Did anybody see Sammy Hayes
Sunday evening?
Edd Young and Ned Cole attended
a "hop" at Germantown one night
last week.
DR. Wolfe reports some sickness in
the neighborhood.
We hear Criss Greer is about to
sell out.
G Lawson and family went to Clin-
ton Sunday to visit relatives.
George Graham and family of
Sweet Springs, are visiting relatives
near here.
Mrs Frank Chambers and baby
visited her fathers Lloyd Patrick.
Misses George and Ora Thomas
visited in Ballard one day last week.
Zack johnson and wife were al
church Sunday; guess.. they are over
the measles scare.
Tom Board and wife visited hel
mother at Whitcock Sunday.
Mrs Oscar Griggs and children
were in Ballard Friday.
Miss Maggie Cole visited her broth
er near Culver, last week.
Mis- TLETOE.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
Counties Asked to Respond

Jefferson City, Mo-, June l7.-Mr.
]. ". Zevely. secretary of the Dem
oeratic State central committee, calls
attention to the fact that but four
counties in the State have sent him
the result of conventions or meetings
held, asking the committee to call a
State convention. From newspaper
reports il seems that large numbers.
if not majority, of the counties
have taken some kind of action coz
cerning a silver convention, ard it ID
deemed important that all such ex.
pressions should be transmitted to
the State committee SO that il the
event of another meeting, which nov
seems quite probable, the proper
evidence may be at hand,
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
Starvation Rumors Benief

Perry, Ok, June 13.-Consider
able Indignation exists here over tie
continued reports of suffering in the
Cherokee Strip. While there are
many poor people in the Strip, as
there ars in every country sn tLs'
globe, in this county or vicinity
there il no more suffering among
the people than in the States. There
was never better prospect for corn,
eats and all crops except wheat, and.
the people are happy and contented.
The tales of starvation are greatly
exaggerated aud the people are
holding meetings denouncing the
authors of such stories.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20

after being absent for several months,
visiting her children, w r Craig and
Mrs w K Smith in the Indian Nation.
She thinks it pretty country, but a
little too wild for her.
Quite a number of little folks spent
last Friday at 6 A Wallace's. 1t was
Miss Lottie's 4th birthday. Those
present We're: Misses Sadie and Lee
Dudley, Matte and Edith Park, Ida
Flesher, of Butler, Mary and Willie
Whinnery. At five o'clock a lunch
was served consisting of ice cream,
cake and candy.
VIM Thompson, of Kansas, was in
Virginia last Friday talking to his
many friends.
Herman Brennan returned from
Lafayette county Sunday.
NELS' CLERK.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
Virginia Items.

1--WE heard 'em say it and noted it
down,
The things that happened about the
town,
So don't blame us if true or not,
We always give you the best we've
got."l
"Coin and Cash. Cash asked Coin,
do you attribute all the ills to the
demonetiZation of silver? | do, said
Coin, and prophesy we have not be-
gun to see the trouble, we will if the
crime OF '73 be not atoned for. Cash
asked, will not your words apply to
the panics of '63, 81, 81, before silver
was demonetiZed? Coin said, there
are other causes, glad to hear that,
said Cash"
Miss Ida Flesher. who has been
visiting = week here, returned home
last Saturday.
A large crowd attended the bap-
tizing ut the iron bridge last Sunday
afternoon.
DIR Mitchell says that dynamite
cartridges are very dangerous play
things for children. On Tuesday, the
nth, the oldest child of VIM Bate
man got badly mangled left hand
from the explosion of II cartridge.
The little fellow escaped with flesh
wounds, fortunately, and is quite
certain he will never use them as
play things again.
viii and Charley Graham, Of Am
sterdam, were chatting their friends
at Virginia Sunday night.
Mrs Matte Mckinney, Of Gonzales,
Texas, is visiting II p Nickell's.
Capt Nickel returned last week
from Texas. where he had spent sew
eral weeks. He had gone as a dele
gate to the confederate soldiers re-
union, where the boys talked over
the ups and downs, and their good
times and the many hardships they
had to pass through. The Captain
tells us that persons inquiring of him
where he was from, he would tell
them Bates county, Mo. They would
say, you are from good county.
The much talked of hog lawsuit
was tried last Saturday between DIR
Flood and A Park resulted in the
defeat of DR. Flood.
Charley and Clate Wolfe spent last
week in Kansas. They were at
Burlington visiting James | Wolfe.
They report crops looking well.
Fine rain here Monday evening.
utO huDtl Is w his houSc
the carpenters are at work.
Elmer Noris and two sisters, OF
Butler, were in Virginia the 9Th, Wis
iting the family of Il } Berry.
Orvill Brown, of Amsterdam, il
working at Rubels.
hiss Sadie Whinnery visited il
Butler last week.
u NJ Famuiner has II new carriage
Miss Cora Betz and sister, OF But
Ter, passed through Virginia las
Thursday.
II b Francis, of Mulberry, was IL
our town last week.
Five ladies and six young men o
Butler, attended the party at w .
Bard's last Friday night; Misses Sho
walter, Lyle, Davis, Classify and Ash
Messrs. Rollo Flesher, John Walker
Harley Drysdale, Will Smith, Re-
Heinline and John Cooper.l
Gideon Durrett, Thad Harper an'
Jesse Park have the mumps.
Preaching at the Christian churcl
next Saturday night and Sunda.
morning and night, Rev True, Q
Walker station, Vernon county,
expected to be present.
Grandma Craig has returned HON
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
A genuine water spout visited

A genuine water spout visited
Kansas City Monday evening aud
according TO the Tunes report came
near washing the town away. Streets
were torn up aud cellars flooded.
The torrent continued for about
half an hour and two inches of water
fell. Several streets paved with ce.
dar blocks were badly washed and
the blocks carried away by the floods.
1t was the greatest rain Kansas City
has ever witnessed.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20

are sorry TO hear.
If it's fruit cans yon want, come Ia
Culver: also sell cheap groceries.
Elliott 4 Son are hoeing beans.
Prof & NJ Barkley gives his school
an ice cream supper Saturday night
at the school house "JACk."
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20

full line of farm machinery washing machines, patent churn
lawn and garden rakes hand and wood saWspener tools
we window frames and DOORS oils and xe weed
and brush scyhes and barb wire pocket cutlery shears
'az01s and straps. j. III. ROST,
BUTLER MO-
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
M|issou!! ]! i! State |! |! Bank
OF BUTLER, MO.
CAPITAL, $4,000.

general banking solicit the
and public depository
conmodaton
iDlRECTORS.
Dr. c. Book Powell FankM yoris
VIM
Geo
OTHER S'EOCkHOLDERS.
Hannah DR. Tucker
Br
Brown DR. CHAM clracken Turner
III
J
& oeman Sgmue Levy lei
orr
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-20
WILLIAMS
CASHGR0CERY.

cash HGROCERY.
Will sell you
10 10 Cailforn Grauu aied
sugar 5 | 90
Il lb Java Blend coffee 25
l 10 pure Mountain Java
coffee 30
10 pure Mexican coffee 25
6 Id best Broken Java coffee / 90
30 10 A flour 20
80 ID Edible -four -
% 10 Jersey Cream fOur 80
30 ID Jumbo (full patent) / 30
% 10 Golden Crown, high
patent ] Is
80 ID Maud ). fiour 45
= lbs soda any hrand ID
II bars silk soap %
: bars white Casslmer soap %
. bars CiarIetle soap y
Negatine Boquet soap per box -
10c cake Cocoa Castlle soap for %
l5c cake Gi,cerine soap for 10
ii boxes Greenock lye for | 90
6 boxes L. ). axle grease for 20
pkge best parlor matches for 20
l lblarge fine ralsns O5
l lbralslns cured apricots 10
10 IS peaches 10
Z lbHomlny flakes 70
1 lbpure head lice 25
boxes Wood Ash I've 80
2 Dkges coffee any brand 10
at bottle bluing 10
l can California aprico,s Is
peaches 10
- grapes 10
l gal can apples 20
l can corned beef ID
l can Columbia rive. salmon Is
} cans raspherrles 70
3 cars strawberries so
cans gooseberries 10
10 Moyune Gunpowder Tea so
ID g Imperial Tea So
10 sun cured Japan Tea 35
10 best young H, son Tea 25
ID best Tea slftiugs 10
| 10 battle ak tobacco 25
I In oood ,nast - 25
| | In even chanoa :. -
| ming Crane ~
I In Jolly Tar =. 25
, In M Ta1 !. -
IN oood nixad o.nay IN
| I In nura oraar, cs,dv II
2 pkges PIE fruit Is
Galvenizad wster horka,s -
| 6 n, mill, ps,ls Il
100, 81 %
10 q. u
, mn, c,os o5
ut covarad b,c.a, N
y, 6. X
G q, - 20
3 n, .s {. 25
/ ut coffee not 20
ii ~ disb nan worth 5Oc for AZ
Tin Tea Kettle worth IS for 20
| Golden CIlpper ak with
Handle 90
Good Hatchets 90
Good Hammers 35
Wre Clothes Line %
Coffee M,lls worth - for 40
q, foo N,,ls wort, eo for an
5GaI. GaIvanizad on Cans II
pI,s DaSb boora lanterns x
Sv,,, S,ona wor,h * for y
Cake S,a,d worth 5n TOR 70
az, uo,ol Coh,o,s wor,h co Tor -
cot Ant r,nblors wortb Az for D.
laroa F~,i1 Ri uor,h * +or %
90, s.roo D,ahos .or,b 35 for !.
s,,. &C. a:
> nro,,r Iii S,aas >.
o,ece CIass co.'s worth 4n,o- ,:
80. puh, T,oblors ,~,h
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
4ER PER CEaT MsE.
Refusal Will Be Promptly Fol-
I lowed by q Strike.
OpsralIvss inclined 10 Think That Their De-
mand Is q Just One.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept. 5. = The
Weavers association last night voted
unanimously to demand an increase Of 10
per cent In wages on and after Sept 49,.
The weavers are Of the opinion that an
increase will not be granted, and, as ma
jority favor going out, 1t Is very probable
chat another labor difficulty will develop
before the end Of the month.
The demand will be sent In written
form to the Manufacturers association,
also to the owner Of the Iron Works mill.
II an answer is received before the date
mentioned q special meeting will be called
60 take action. II no answer Is received, a
meeting will be called at which the weav-
ers will be called upon to decide the ques-
ton OF strike or no strike.
There was some discussion regarding
the amount to be asked, some members
considering that 162s per cent should be
demanded at once This would bring the
price of weaving 64x6is up to 2l cents n
out, instead Of IS cents, the amount now
paid.
1t was the almost unanimous opinion,
however, that 10 was enough to ask for
Under Present Conditions,
and If ii was not granted the amount re-
quested might be changed. The demand
will be mailed to the mill people today.
Weavers who were spoken to after the
meeting did not appear to be very hopeful
of receiving any concessions from the
manufacturers, but they said they were
willing to go on strike the 23d Of this
month IL their demand was refused.
The unanimity with which the request
was made leaves very little room for
doubt as TO the ultimate intentions of the
operatives. They said the main reason
they did not ask the full 1873 per cent was
because they appreciated the fact that cot
ton Is high.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
In the Masters Service.

Foo-Choo says that Miss Mabel Hartford
who barely escaped the fury of the recent
mob at Kn-Cheng sailed for America on
Sept. /. Miss Althea Todd and Miss Mi
randa Croucher, missionaries of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, will start for
China Monday. Miss Todd is under ap-
pointment for Ku-Cheng.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Hartford 10 Be Henored.

HARTFORD, Sept. 5.-Mayor Brainard
yesterday received letter from the Glove
land centennial committee announcing
that Governor Mckinley had consented to
come to Hartford with the party, and 1t
was probable that the other distinguished
visitors would include Senators Sherman
and Brice, General Bushnell and ex-Gov-
ernor Campbell. They will arrive Sept. 23
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Mysterious Robbery.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 5.-The Cam
bridge postoffice safe was robbed of $1,000 in
bills and silver, $500 in stamps and four
registered letters when the office was un.
guarded, and by someone who knew the
combination of the safe. Interrogation of
the inspectors has thus far failed to de-
velop single olew. Whom they suspect
thew refuse to state
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
A Remarkable Ceremony,

Boston, Sept. b.-A remarkable event
occurred in the Roslindale Unitarian
church OH South street last evening, when
Richard w. Boynton and his wife, Mrs.
Harriet b. Boynton, were ordained az
ministers In the Unitarian faith, and OF
the Unitarian society Of Roslindale. Mrs
Boynton IL the second woman In this city
who has become q minister. The fact
also, that husband and wife, of only a
months wedlock, should both be ordained
at the same time, added interest to the
Ovent.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
May Not Be Tried AGAIN.

PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. b.--The postpone
ment till January of the new trial which
the law conrt recently granted James
Lewis, the condemned murderer of Byron
G. Coburn of aorham, is generally ro-
garded as an indication tl.at the case will
not again be tried. IL was supposed until
the agreement of counsel yesterday, that
the case would be fought out at the pres
ent term of the superior court.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Does Not Want q Divorce.

WHsTFrELD, Mass., Sept. 5.-W. +. Gill
Of New York, who recently instituted
divorcs proceedings against bis wife, Mrs.
Il. o. 0ili, sister OF Mrs. Cornelius Van.
dsrbilt, has given Lawyer Knell Of this
town Q signed statement, withdrawing
the charge OF gross intoxication from In
dulgenos In chloral, and expressing a de-
sire to withdraw any and all proceedings
IN said suit. Il is probable that the case
will never come to trial.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Fatal CarrIaQe Ridinu.

DAyBURY, Conn.,, Sept. 5.-A carriage
in which Henry Ellsworth of Ashpetuck
and Mrs. Phoebe fremont of Pawling, n.
Y, We're driving, was struck by train at
Boardman's bridge, near New Milford
yesterday, and Ellsworth was killed. Mrs
fremont sustained severe injuries, and is
still unconscious at the hospital.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Held For the Grand Jurv.

Frances Beard, charged with assault with
intent to kill her daughter, Miss Josie,
two weeks ago, was bound over under
$1,000 for the grand jury, Sept. II. She
was sent to the Augusta insane asylum
until her case comes up.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Will fiqht II Out

Boston, Sept. 5.-The steamfltters' strike
remains unsettled, both sides claiming to
have gained something since it began.
The master steamfittcrs say that they will
never give in. The union, on the other
hand, claims that the strikers will gain
thoir demand
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Charities Not foruotien.

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-The will of the late
b. p. Cheney has been filed. The estate
Is estimated at 90, 900 900, and Secretary of
State Olney, G. U. Cotting and B. p.
Cheney are named as executors under
bonds of 100000 EACH In the will be-
quests are made Of $50, 500 to 80 public
and charitable institutions in the city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Proves to Be an Old Offender.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 5.-The police dis
covered that Thomas j. Wilson, who es-
capped from them after he had been ar.
rested on suspicion of being burglar,
was John Ryan, alias John Mccarthy. a
notorious New York crook. He was sem
tenoed to 2X years In the state prison at
New York In 1883. and to nine years In
1885.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05

hard struegls then ensusd. With sns ~
sistAnce Of Mr& Chadwick and Maddock's
dsuehtsr, whe With .hsr mother. was To
aiding ~ Chsdwick's house, Maddox
WAS finally dlsarmed Itts thought Mad
dock went To Chsdwick's house for the
purpose Of numbering his wifs and dsugh.
ter. His wife secured divoroe. from him
last May and he has since beon paying
alimony.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
On MURDER Bent

LAwRxxcr, Mass. Sept. S.-Jsmes Mad.
dock, % years Of sgs, wens 10 William
Chadwiok's house, lass evening, armed
With Two 62-calibss rSvolvsrs. A hs
enssrsd the door, h drew them. and. point
ing them 81 ChsdViok, pulled the trigger
II one Of the weApons. Chadwick struck
down Nsddock's hsud and the ball en-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
A Prayer Sunday.

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 5.-State Presi-
dent Il. g. Osgood of the Y. p. S. G. Il. of
Vermont has issued n circular asking all
societies In the state To unite in observing
next Sunday as prayer Sunday, for bless
ing upon the annual state convention,
which will meet here next week.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Vets In camp.

THE WEIRs, N. H.. Sept. Sat the an.
nual reunion Of the New Hampshire vet
Grams the second day was devoted entirely
20 the Grand Army. Corporal Tanner
spoke at length In defense of the pension
ers. He stated that they were not getting
Justice, and that men are almost daily 90
ing into their graves with q certificate in
their pockets from tho pension office re-
3ecf19g their claims on the ground that
thy are not disabled from earning liv-
xtp1 by manual labor
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-05
Bio Wharf Fire

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-Fire ON the Grand
Junction wharf at East Boston caused a
damage of about $500, 900, s2OO, 900 of which
will fall upon the Boston and Albany
Railroad company.