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Was arranged and agreed to by both
ou1rts Of maif1cers. giving pen!son thir-
ue-three gatues and Sherman thirty Sher.
inAIi Ia compliance with her pRfv Of the
.,vntrapt; had deposited 1910. 4 demand
WIS made from the penison end that Sher.
,tn1h Immediately put up her fenlag ming
ssst whfch was promptly refused. for the
Slhple reason that Messrs @. l., Black
iotd and l.. l.. Manghs OF Deusson IN.
,,oarm@t the sherman directors that MIR
Neckheckcr had already overdnawn tho
contract and had no assurance as TO It's
repayment beyond his word The sherman
directors having had soine costly baseball
experiences. though, 1t hos, 10 attach
s'rinG 10 SO lavish a disbursement. and
instead of puttmg up the cash. $500 In
quiz proposed to pay the $40 a; tho rate
OF 80, 50 per month. and make note tnai
would he glt-odse. payable to the order
or MIR. Pete WcckhcCkcr upon completion
81 MS contract. The above are facts. sim.
pie and pure, sherman has always met
the obligations OF her teams The fact
mai SUNDAYS game w0s llrec'N alvcr-
used 70 come off on the Deutson diamond
ond that reslroads hal made excursion
rates on account OF this game before the
demand was made on sherman 20 make
THIS depcst, shows concluslvelv that IL
was no. Shcrman's financial condition that
caused this rupture
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Meeting n, Eirin closed.

Elgin. Texas, May 2i.-The revival meet
ing conducted by Rev. j. C. chIldrcss and
son here for tho last seventeen daye WAS
brought TO q close this morning by sun
rise prayer meeting led by Harry james,
ono of tho new converts. Eternity alone
can reveal the good that has boon accom- e
pishcd through these men OF God. The
town has been stirred on the subject OF
Holy Ghost religion as it never was beforoi
1915 conversions and ordinations, forty of
whom Joined tho Methodist church and
eight tho Cumberland Presbyterian church
last night; $50 raised for incidental ex-
prnses sni free Will Offering Of 1923 to
tho Cyaueelisis, and s2l 30 as free VIII
offering 10 the pastors Of the Methodist
and Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN churches.
The meeting VIII bo continued through
this week in the Methodist Episcopal
church by Rows. Brooks and Speight Tho
prayers OF this people Will ever follow
Rev. Childrcss aud son wherever they may
70 for their untirlng work done In our
midst. They lsavc tomorrow for scguin.
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SHERMAN SIDE or 1T.
why the Cyclone tt', Ref"se" w
Put IN the Cain,

sherman. Texas, May 2a'-For ~,
DAYS pas, the mercury has stood !lY.s
above normal in II - Coy Inc 0"n'aN
vas reached Monday, when Manager iet
Weekbeckor refused 10 play the game rvs
plsrly scheduled for sherman mere m
stead playing it IN benson. ordering ne
mon 10 remove the -" irom 'her UNI
70, ms and .,eclared at an end all deal,ls ~
wth This city as one OF the propr.e.o's
~ the Team formerly known az the si'e'
nan-Denison Tigers. The facts IN "'-
eqee are: TIE original coniracl pes NJ
sherman aud Denison was that cav ~
should depos., n the State Natlonhi D ,i,,,,
III Deu.son The sum OF SOP wnich W.
pas 10 b. raid over 70 Mr.. Peis, ~
becker. as follows: 500 cash; 30 r. r.
month during the season, ana ~ cof,.
,n,iu.ier. a balance Of 800. ~ thr 60 n,
t,l@tion of the regular paying seaS9n l.,, &.
per official scheiule OF the Tf ,is he re- iwt
lawns finished first second or tn,s,ssd,,Is
me league championship race. a
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FIRST race, thres-quarters OF mile, sell.
'ng-Crsula, Helwa, Mary Nance Ban.
data. Correspond, Irene ~ iO2 Red Car.
The Sinner. Nashville Sound Sense. sur
cingle Vixen, NJ, Reynolds I9 MclIun
10t Our.v.
Second race. five-etgh,hs Of n mile, ..
Year-olds- Liehe Rose, Huriler, Wilhei-
nina. Afw lo3, King oscar, Eltholin 10,
CALVIN 10.
Third race one milo. seling-S,cla K.
Dawn lo2, Gladys II a. Charlie ChrSly
l0l He N II. Gardner, Minerva Jos. Bravo
Black.ng Brush 10, Nicoliui lC9, Bla * : liz
Ch.swell ia
Fourth race. one and onc-slNicenth m;les
owners hand cap--l.aureat 40. Marduiso
=, s!I Dixie 10 Gustave Cook Il. DAVID
50 Linda ~
f'5fth race. three fourths Of mile. sell
ing Rosny 92. Jack b. r. as Nina Louise
~ Tn CUP l02 The Kitten l0I. Revenue
l0i, Teri n, Bridge. 1p7 Walkover 100.
PcllCas liz.
sixth race. sN and .one-half furlongs
Miss Rumbls IS. Tom Irwin. Johnny Me.
Halo, Harry McCouch 10 Tme Maker 10
Leader Fan III.
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Chief says. We won't keep house with
out Or. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds. Experiment
cd with many others. but never got the
true remedy nn,il We used pr Kings New
Discovery. No other remedy can take It's
place in our homo. as In u Se have a
certain and nure cure for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough. etc" II iE idle 10 ex-
pertinent with other remedies, even n they
arc urged on you as just as good as nr.
Kings New Discovery. They are not as
good, because this remedy has record
Of cures and besides is guaranteed. !, never
fails TO satisfy. Trial bottle free At drug
stores.
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Tho lending MnIt E,,rnct.

Malt Murine Is he only really great ex-
tract Of NAL, Offered on the market, all
other so-called extracts being nothing be.
ter than strong black beer with iarf.e
percentage Of alcohol and very small one
OF extractiye matter. Such extracts should
not be given or recommended 20 GONZALES
cents or htrongth-sceking people. since
Their merits are all on the label aud not in
the bottle.
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wharton. Texas. May 3d. Mcssrs Cor
don sorro and Roberta Huston enter
tanned select cotcrie Of friends with a
delightful Conversations at their pleasant
home saturday night,
Mrs Libbio Mcdowell Of Biz Springs
has been in the city several days. the
welcome guest OF her brother. Mr.. j. Els
tell.
Senator H. Linn returned today To
Austin, whore he will resume his lcsls-
laIlYe hnties.
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Earned run-Dallas.
Two base 1ts- Hil Miller Morrison.
Home run Blackburn
Left on hascs Nv Dallas 5. hv Austin :.
fridge 3.
Bases on called halls-ON Brigance Z.
of Partridge ?
Double nlav--Mcsmer and Wcikart
Stolen bases -Hobrgh,. MAlor. Black
burn. Eadger On
B4ttcrs hi,-M'ler, Colliflower. Petit,
John,
villa p5tch--FatrHse.
1N;ue OF sunie 45
Inpires weighing, Coliflower and
DrlnkwAter.
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INST "a throo-Quorlers OF a mle--
Coli 49, Trlctio Jos, Bromo Jos Arabian.
Domiior Kinniknpic lol, Eaion JACKIE.
% Chic g. Kuiser Ludwig 9S
second race four ana one-half furlongs
a-vear- odd .uiden--< ng's Highway ~.
Brentwood Checkers In Nolan, Warrior.
ton los. Thinker IO3 HIND Press ref DO.
Jingle Bel. Prince Auckland l"l fsson!tr
q. Delicate q. Gcnaro IS, indian summer
a.
Thru rae. f.ve-eirhths on mile. >.
yoar-old hand .dap- Dcmagoguo t26. Pre-
v!cus l23. Mirlhful III. Fxed star ~
Fourth ra %. ore m IL Requital, Hand
spring ~
Flfch race, three-quarterS OF q mile soil.
Mirage H. Marsian ll3. Canewood.
Ualion H. our Johnny 10, Juno los, BIZ"
mo l0l. Lcedsyille loi, Collateral Jos, Azuie
lol Rrsw Lad 9S.
sixth race. one and one sixteenth ms!eg
Ovcr-thc-H.ll handicap-Ben Elder l.6
Braniyw.ne III, Free Advice liz.
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Dallas. Texas May 25.-Mcclss,a,,
men cot in he game today and won from
the senators with perfect >ase sr,ranca
tho new pitcher, was inv.nclble. and al
lowed only four hts.
Mccloskey signed Cooley. lief, Of Dep,.
son. today. ANA teiegraphed for pepp.rs
lie is aching FOR revenge on the ar,nrhos
who come tomorrow. Erennar's voi,c :,
out of order aud tho managers agreed +,
lot two players hold the indicators.
The following was the score,
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~ fIts-Denlsou q
i,s ee'e hit-Mey,r
VI ''S's-By penIson :, by Hou--
' 0s-By Mccormick s, by crovcll
csssssll called balls OF Mccormick :
b gsnggsary. SEvMcCorm.ck and Eanmort
slsAr hasss hnsmmer and Bammart.
~ cs;s-'hammeri nowio 5. Alox-
r rsar hIt-Burri,
ss q game-i 10
-~9se-Rridendojnh
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Farnei run-sau Antonio
Two base hits-GeWman. NIL knau.
oft on Ia scs-By Fort Worth 8, by san
struck our ny Mulkey /. by fitzpatrick
Rases on called balls-on Muiky !. off
Glrnrlrk ;.
Double u'avs- Reynolds and Hill ana
stolen bases Co tman, McCoi!y, o'Con'
nor Bailey.
Passed hall-,Sionlev
Wild pitch tiiluWr!ck.
Time n game 30.
l innir- -pMeLan.
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u base Ne, aris Galveston
n.. burns, Boiand. Rother-
s,ss'sh fi,-Bolsnd
L" 81 pso.es'-surns, Jacobs . Nm
sss:,..ss "a "a, Sa liTisgTas and pabsi.
E,st nails-of lsaacs 3, OFF
Va ipsIh,-sy Huston
saaes . Huston.
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stricken win Paralysis.

Brennan. Texas, May 25.--Late this NJ
ternoon August GieEecke, a former mer-
chant and baker, was stricken with heart
diseasc and fen out of his chair dead. He
was about so years NJ age.
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THE ORDER B'NAI BIRTH,
Discussion and Action on the Home
FOR Aged and lnfirm
RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO LOANS.
Endow mcut Board Wants More
Systematic HnndtinI of Funds.
Presidents Action Sustained.

hen OF Mobile. Ma.
Tho first busincss considered was a
.,..,;., ~. Law, ,,.t,uctinv ,h.
'oe@i"''Vu W W. - ''
| committee on home for the aged and IN
firm TO return moneys collected for tina,
r~ooos,a ,ns,t,,,;or
F'NpN"
pr. Oscar Cohen announced tna' Ne was
authorized to withdraw the resolution Of
u,. t,,, ,,r ,ha ,urposn of moving a
'''' -, =,
Recommendation OIL 'he ho'''" ~ SIAN wv
committee on aged and ihirm more tine.
The Levi resolution was withdrawn and
-, -, .o,,.,aora,,o,
w toheh noNeu
Before moving RECONSIDERATION nav
ever Dr. Cohen read the following resolu-
49,. ,,.h..h l.. a,a no would offer i'm thu
''V"' "''N" Nv
event OF RECOMMENDATIONS
Whereas. the members OF the COM
mttice appointed at the last eonNtn-
ton OF the srand lodge, to receive
contributions to fund tor the erection
OF home for the aged and inhrm in
the CITY OF New Orleans. ana other
delegates from that city represent mat
the time and circumstances. are untaN-
orahle to the prosecution OF tnat UNDER
taking be IT
Resolved. That. while We RECOGNIZES
the value and need of such an insutN-
ton and cherish the hope mat at
some future time TINS sraad iouse WI
be able To make provision tHF lhe
housing oil the aged ana lnhrm IN "the'
surroundings imam ihtu preAenl 9ua'
teFS, We deem IL auNlsSne 10 lahs No
luither steps IN 'hat oiecHo"' oe II
iNr,her
Resolved lhst tle SohihN'ee souNe
tetefreu 10 ne ulrSe,tu 10 tePsE ~ Wy
uuhol" an Voh''loullol's 'o.eiNtu ny
hrn' ana that theS DC ulsr"''te"
IIoh tur'h"r uu's'
He ulaoNsSlop OF me iuolton 10 Fee"u'
s F.,l lUoh woe rahge, 'hVe'NHs ,ne al-
N.SHn'u'E ana ieaelp'ntN % es'spilsn .l
AZ hV''e 10, IN. aeeu anu tI'l' w. ~ ,"',
S,'it W "u.n'i VI y" ". sa'9 a'''
. ~. tooh me hesat'Ve SUI upt"slnk
60, ,'',ut anu nia." .",i..nS ..'"' 10"
~, '.', i"'er '"'"'u no' ''S''"N 'S "'''''
SVn' 'N", ..,...,.... go.
~. ~ s'a NV, Nv Mas a ~,
~ ~ Nv. Mau. MS ''u".N ~ M 'H
- ,'N'''l '' ",'" 4 ~ "'"'" NV ."F
p",t we pIopoSeu s"Ueltute IN II i''"
yu','-, Marhs oil NeM 'IitA"s was op,
i,oSeu 10 IoeoiiS,ue.st.pn, ~ Was e. .a,
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Columbus. INxas May 2@.--p me "a,
games Bastrop beat Columbus 10 "
No tally was made until ne s'9'h s ,'n 20
Columbus beat Wcimar-l" 10 - sHV" '"
columbus in the fifih inning
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oakville. Texas. May PA successful
revival meeting closed at the oakyilie Bsp-
tist church last night after two weekg'
services. Five additions 10 the church.
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ton s. ave- w I1lNes-
Time of game-i.40
tmpirc--Clgrk
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4 Nerve Tonic.
Uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

ne Mouteiro. Richmond Va. says:
e, scrslsor II enc OF the best tonies VIC
hars where nerve tone is needed
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LI,MnERMrN Mrrr

III, IT,, .,,t ..,,l-i,,., : ,,..,t. .,.,,,,
'nV i'N"S anu No"'9'"n" ''u'n"er manu-
LECTURERS association met In the ElkS hal
In this city today. those present IN addition
TO REPRESENTATIVES of tho local n,tls h,tn,
=, ,.,io. At, -.
=" ''''"'' ~ ~ io"''VY VI '"o p'h'i"'
Lumber company, Himn crmsn, Lat, ). +
Carter. Fmporia Lumber compnny.. Ifous.
ton. A Gilman ororso w If s,,,,
r,,,, Nv
N"'o hu'h"rr company
orange G. f. Pannowitse Orange Lumber
company Orange. George Inv. Wcsi Lake
la. J. b Beatty. Ryan. RichartlH Lumber
company. Lake Charlos La. y'i,p-. ai,tl-r
Perkins & Mlllcf Lumber compnpv Inl,,,
Charles aud Vinian Lumber comunny Xtn.
ton La - ". Henderson. Anrdltna I.,n-
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NOTES.

Captain ]. II H. House a DISTINGUISHED
citizen and capitollst of Houston. has been
In the city today attending dlatrict court.
C. y Danicll today began surveying tho
lines for tho Gulf and lntcrstate and Gulf,
Beaumont an! Kansas city union depot
The Southern Pacific pay car arrived his
afternoon and its employees IN this city
have al kinds Of money in their pockets
tonight.
Mrs l., u. Curtis has returned from
Austin. whore she has been attending tho
Woman's Christian Temperance Union con-
yention.
The Maud Howe Dramatic company is
billed Tor Two performances al the opera
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THEY PLAY TO-DAY
,,,,,on at Dcni'on
N, al Fort Worth worth,
..,onio nj Dallas.

,,sn cons .dcrible regret OK
~ ~ ne city durins the h'st fe"
. N, defeat Of the Houston team
a y. and last night wien ire tee
- answered in the office of The
.,s,ise Information tmpariel TO en-
sth!s chy that N the Ia'i saii'e
9 p,rasr City. the result hod been
y, t,r he Buffaloes there was It
y, .yoression of disappointment
!. tsen a great deal of interest
I'M on Of the Houston team They
,,rs. nice ball at home ami
Il, well when they visited
IN 'T4,as. However. there is some
y, m the losses. The Houston team
!. !, as GOOD condition Us when they
i, peyeaey has seen out of the
n account of a bad eye, and now
49,. hid Up. This 'ausos a rear
,,-.n, and the men are not accus-
n, % The positions they are playing.
H. Rec, gerit into the box aud re-
4, nm who vas pc for the Tigers.
| f.,rs mountain lad had fallen We
1 n N. stick work Of he Denison
[. ,s pitchers often 10. und the second
|,sn went on the SLAB. hesi held
Z soyn all rgh. lbs underhand
q pirsed them snd the hits were
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" o. roote is PREPARING 70 leave fof
Nsn.aska with his s'ahleDjoYefhor
strorE. sam Medlrm. kansaA. AiaA,e,.
ma ana Princess. lie WI MAKE mo
snnr,bern ana Western circuits.
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schcmr Dihn.t Mnrk.

Dallas Texas, NAY 25.-Wire-l oucher.
tired to "Eel next 10 the Co1ey Isiana
Turi Excha1ge today. but were neatly
headed OFF by he managers The latter
had learned IN advance that an effort
would he made 10 vcrk thtm on - long
shot at one Of the Northern irac'ss. the
rc,s to he made on FIRST pas the post
rho hookmaking force we're on her
guard. Jnst before the first race At -.
Lon "a was run, MSS Al FarrDw VIE quote
nj % 20 /. Three men came In az inter-
walls Of shou' two minutes apart, eUh
wanting $3.50 on Mis- A Farrow f1r first
rasi the post" Each o. the bets was r.
fused and no explanation given to The
profess ~ the wobld-bc bet'ors. They
wantci nothing on any other race during
fhs fsV Whsn tla announcements came
o,tt The race wire afat Mss Al Fawow
lrs won NJ -. Lou the hookmak1is saw
shat they bod narrowly esc9 pen belng
~ rn,d 10 thn tunf OF (90o.
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penison 5, Houston u.

xpa. Texas. May 1.-THE Tigers
BIZ he visitors TO-DAY at times when
u-s needed AMI p'a"oi a perfect
lux nme. Houston w3s still crippled.
k1hpa sore arm and could not 1itch.
sn had 10 20 into the box for thr
r,! tine in this series. poVerey WAS
q ,sne. but Pcnler Ms SILK ana
psx bay. McCormch pitched "A
W nme. and though ".gi1 his arc
wsa ssanst him, he hal Is many
~ clis. Eai the hils Wcrr scattering
FsSwrs Is the score:
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1,ousville. KY, May 25-slh fuTIpnFh-
sharon. Ensenla Wiekes. Sister Clara.
Tine lis.
-FOUR fnr'ongs-Pemtence, NADIA, Incl
ot Gn q mill. seling-Anger. Myrtle. Rock
wt ,s,,,cI ION takes. four furlongs-cob, Gu.
prSe Ma AnreNne. Tine, ~.
s,x furlongs- FIlibuster. Clifford, JF"
Aslossin. Tine. lI6s.
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DoslSon ON Mako Up.

J. f. Dotison, the eminent character
comedian Of the Empire theater stock com
pany, New York, declares that IL IL only
within recent years that the art Of make
up has been brought to it's present clabo'
rateness. "Thc 20 called character artist
make up" says Dir. DodsoD, lis really a
creation OF the last two OF three decades.
During all of that time there has been y
steady Improvement of course. But the
present absolute perfection Of detail is very
rccont A curious slang expression of the
English grccnrooms Is "a Sadlcr's Wells
make up Sadler's Wells thcater was foi
years the home Of the legitimate In Lon
don. II is associated. too, with many
broken down actors Of tho old school,
crushed trngcdians, as you may say. Now,
if an actor I'm England comes late to- per
formancc and with an indifferent make
up hc IL chnttcd about his 'Sadler's Wells.
the suggestion barking back to the days
whom the make up was inprovised at old
Sadler's Wells thcatcr with little white
rubbed Oft the walls, little brown rubbed
oil a brick from ohlirncy and q hole In
the tights blackened with eoot from the
flue ~
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Church. Of the Good Shepherd.
YOUNG IRELANDER'S DANCE.
The Usual Easter Monday Ball Proves g
Very Enjoyable Occasion

The Usual Easter Monday Ball Proves a
Very Enjoyable Occasion
The Young Irelander's Association held
their ninth annual ball in Euterpean Hall
last evening, and nearly rs couples at
tended. The music for the occasion was
furnished by Fairman's City Band which
may be taken as an indication that the
dancing was enjoyed.
Ihe ball was the annual Easter dance
given each year by the Association on
Easter Monday. The grand march was led
by Mr.. and Mrs. James p. German, and
the dance was enjoyed by all present.
Owing to a misunderstanding regarding
the advertising there were not az many
present as there would have been had the
date been thoroughly understood.
James p. German acted as general floor
director, and was assisted by DR.. Edward
S. Kiley.
The committee OF arrangements were
William Herman, Chairman; Dennis MUIR
ply, Secretary; John McHale, Treasurer
Nicholas Sword, Thomas German, Charles
Houlihan.
The following acted as aids to the floor
director: James McCabc, John 1.
Cannon, Olneyvillc; John Mclaughlin
Elmwood; William Delaney, East Provi-
dencc; Miles McNamee, Providence
| William NJ. Nerone, Bristol; John Muir
ray, Pleasant View; James Greene, Woon-
| socket.
The reception committee was composed
| OF the following members: y. j. Nc
| Crory, Charles McGunnagle, Edware
/ Fahey.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-20
SPRING UNDERWEAR.

You'll soon think of chang
ing your winter underwear for
a more seasonable weight. We
have what you'll want.
For Men-Medium weight
merino or grey, 25c. Mixed
merino, CSC. White and colored
fine merino, SOC. White or
natural wool light weight, 75c.
For Ladies-Jersey Vests,
sc. Better ones, l0c, l2 1-2c.
AT 25c-Bleached or ecru,
fine quality, none better at the
price-25c.
Diaper Cotton - Is Inch,
35c; 2O-inch, 40c; 22-inch,
45c.
Brass Curtain Rods, full eX.
tension, plenty now, at &c.
Bicycle Suitings, the popu'
lar shades, IL l-2c yard.
Our assortment of Children's
Refers complete, at CSC.
A splendid quality Woo
Refer in navy and green
sizes 4 to II.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-20

At the annual meeting of the Pawtucket
Electric Company, held yesterday after
noon st the office OF the company, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Darius l.. Con, President; Fred w.
Easton, Secretary, and Henry A. Pierce,
Treasurer. The old Board OF Directors
were all reelected.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-20
CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED
EPISCOPAL PARISHES CHOOSE
WARDENS AND VESTRYMEN.
Delegates to the convocstlon and Convention
Also Selected Last Evening.

The Episcopal churches held their an
nual parish meetings last evening for the
election OF officers, and the hearing of the
reports OF the various officers for the past
year. The results Of the elections were as
follows:
Trinity hurch.
Senior Warden. Claudius b. Farnsworth; /;
Junior Warden, j. Ernst Clarner; Vestry-
men, Eastwood Eastwood, James Nisbet,
George q. Gates. Joseph Maxim, Horace w.
Davenport, Claude J. Farnsworth, William
Ii. Barclay, Louis G. X. Clarner, George A.
Downs, Charles T.. Richardson, James
II. Readio; Treasurer, James Nisbet; |;
Clerk, Horace w. Davenport; Musical
Committee, j. Ernst Clarner, Charles o..
Read, G. j. Farnsworth; Delegates to
Diocesan Convention, Joseph Maxim, C..
j. Farnsworth, Horace w. Davenport,
l.. g. X. Clarner; Alternates, Harry A..
Cash, James Nisbet, w. II. Barclay, Robert
M. Pollard. Delegates to the District Con-
vention, George C.. Gates, Charles f..
Richardson, w III. Barclay, J. Ii. Readio;
Alternates, William l. Small, Robert Bus
by, Richard III. Tngley, w. II. Robinson.
st. Pauls.
Rev. Marion Law presided at the meet
ing of st. Paul's parish last evening, and
the following officers wero chosen for the
ensuing year:
aruens, Charles w. Allen, William
w. Blodgett; Vestrymen, Thomas X.
Dix, Frederick r. Mason, Frederick
A. Barker, Charles III. French, Job L..
spencer, Il. w. Blodgett, George A.
Mumford, Charles F. Burnham, j..
5ewell Rerd, Giles w. Easterb brooks,
James Harvey, Joseph Belfeld; Clerk
and Treasurer, Eaton Cliff; Delegates
to Diocesan Convention, w. w. Blod-
gett, c. w. Allen, f. X. Mason, A. H..
Vaughan, j. 8. Read; Alternates,
Charles III. French, f. s. Almy, Joseph
Harrop, Charles p. Foote, Graham
Cowperthwaite; Delegates to the Paw
tucket Convocation, A. p. Conant, L.
w. Blodgett, +. X. Mason, Joseph Harrop,
Giles W. Easterbrooks; Alternates-J. A.
Perry, Graham Cowperthwaite, A. IL.
Vaughan, j. Harvey, Fred Jackson; FL
nance Committee-C. w. Allen, G. III.
French, j. s. Read, c. F. Burnham, Eaton
Clif.
Church. Of the Good Shepherd.
Moderator, Rev. Benjamin Eastwood I;
Senior Warden, Richard Roberts; Junior
Warden, William Harrington; Clerk, An
drew Fern; Vestrymen, Silas II. Woodcock,
j. Mcdonald, George Ludgate, George
A. Harrington, George M. Rex, Alfred
Champness, George F. Perkins, David
Ludgate; Treasurer, George f. Perkins
Superintendent of Sunday School, Silas
III. Woodcock; Entertainment Committee,
4. Agnes Crofts, A. Elizabeth Ullrich,
CLARA uarrinutnn Mrs Hirons Miss Ian-
ME Brown, Miss Jessie Brown, John Nc
Kelvey, George A. Harrington, Alfred
Champness, George NJ. Rex.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-20

Another concert of high order will be
given in the Y. Nj. {. A. hall tonight by
the Cecilia Club of Boston. The reputation
Of the Association for giving nothing but
the best in the concert line will be sus-
tanned by the company which appears
there tonight, as it comes with the best of
Recommendations