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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-23

The fine organization which last season
presented "Friends" in such superb
manner at the Providence Opera House is
announced to appear here again on March
2S, 20 and 80.
No more original work has ever been
seen here than this delightful play;
comedy and patLos blending together so
charmingly that IL proved an evenings
entertainment which has not been for
gotten by the theatergoers.
What was said in praise OF "Friends"
last season we only repeat now. The lead
ing mem bers OF last seasons company
have been retained. That charming wo-
man and gifted actress, Seena Fetter
Royle, will wear some handsome new
costumes, and as she is noted for
the elegance OF her toilettes, this will, OF
course, interest the ladies. An item of
interest to music lovers Is the announce
ment that the famous actor pianist,
Lucius Henderson, will render new selec-
tions during his piano recital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-23

Proprietor Thomas Trowbridge was
elected exalted ruler OF the local lodge Of
Elks the past week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-23

Charles Duprez. OF the old-time min
strel firm OF Duprez a Benedict, IL pass
ing few days among friends in this
vicinity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-23

tunes and terse dialogue which go TO
make mp the customary border drama.
Miss Davis will essay the principal role
Of Madge, light hearted, brave and
fearless girl OF the frontier, while Mr..
Dowling will assume the role OF Wade
Devereaux, her manly lover and protector.
Other members of the company will be
Miss frankie Bell, Miss Anrle Kingsley,
Cameron Clemens, Jerome Powers, John
N. Phillips, James Hall, Charles Phillips
and j. Francis KirKe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-23

Sam. T. Jacks Creole Co., which will
appear at the Westminster Theater this
week, presents an entertainment possess
ing the merit of freshness, in addition to
a corps of artists who are under his
exclusive management. 1t Is large
organization and numbers among its
members the best talent, including vivaci- :
GUS vocalists, delightful dancers and
clever comedians.
The "Tropical Temple OF Thespia," which
begins the entertainment, introduces the
entire company. On this scene the scenic
artist has fairly exhausted his resources.
The festivities begin without ceremony,
and include sweet, old Southern melodies,
stirring >solos, pretty duets, graceful
dances, original chsracterizations, fres h
jokes and quaint satire. Then follows an
excellent olio including a multiplicity Of
specialties, vocal, terpsichorean and musi-
cal acts that never fail to please.
special feature will be La Danse Electrique
introducing pretty, graceful dancers and
beautiful electrical effects.
" Plantation Pastimes," which con-
cludes the entertainment, is realistic
picture of the sunny South, and intro
duces buck and wing dancers as well as
every variety OF dance known to the ma
tive.
The herald., 1895-09-05
The Fresh Roses Have Been Cut = Hours

1t is little detail or the florists busi-
ness not generally known, that the fresh
est roses ever obtainable in New York
have been cut from eighteen to twenty
SIX hours before they reach the market.
We're they sent in by the grower immedi-
ately after cutting they would be wilted
and their beauty gone before they could
reach the city. To make them last it is
requisite that they pass night in tenn
perature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit; that
braces them up TO die slowly. Each va
riety of rose has its own time and man
ner of opening. Some, like the Madame
Cusin, reach certain point of develop
ment ahd retain it all day long, while 9TH
ers make such haste to flaTnt ther petals
that If they are lett on the bush for half
an hour after they are just right for cut
ting they Will become worthless. The
Meteors are cut twice every day, their
development being very uniform and
gradual while American Beauties are
taken from the bush before O'Clock on
summer mornings and two or three
hours later in winter. The finest roses,
such as will be extras under the new
grading, are carefully wrapped, singly.
in tissue paper before packing, but the
Others are simply laid straight in nested
trays or boxes, so as to minimize the
nressure upon them, and all are sent to
the city by the earliest practicable means
OF conveyance in the cool of the morning.
New York Sun.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Syndicate to the Rescue

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-The bond syn
dicate today turned over to the treasury
enough gold to raise the reserve above
the limit. Yesterday and the day before
81 800, 600 was withdrawn for shipment,
but as the syndicate deposited $500. COO
just at the close of business the reserve
is again intact.
W. II, Crossman & Brother, coffee
merchants, will send away tomorrow
$1,000, 600: Arbuckle Brothers, $780, 900,
and Nelasslage & Fuller bullion brokers.
$780, 900. Total 81. 800. 900. The officials
at the sub-treasury refused to say what
the 81, 900. 900 that the Farmers Loan and
Trust company was deposited on separate
account on Tuesday, but the probabilities
are that it was. They initmated that the
syndicate had considerable gold on de-
posit in the vaults OF the government and
the deposits were practically transfers.
The bond syndicate has deposited with
the government about $12, 900, 900 over
and above the amount which was paid
for the bonds
The herald., 1895-09-05
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, &c each
A. Hamburger
& Sons
Peoples Store

Kissing sound as II falls in and melt
quickly. Let the jelly boil up once and
take from the stove. Have the glasses
heated by standing them i'll hot water
and pour the liquid Jelly into them.
When it perfectly cold cover the glasses.
Jelly of Two colors and different f1avors
may be made with the same grapes bv
separating the pulp and skin of the grapes
and cooking each one by itself. One
will be purple and the other amber.
Grapes make an excellent spiced fruit.
To- prepare them pick from the stems
seven pounds of ripe grapes and separate
the pulp from the skin. Put the skins
into preserving kettle over the tlre with
enough wa er to prevent them from burn
ing. In another kettle place the pulp
and cook until it will press easily through
a sieve, to remove the seeds. Add che
strained pulp to the skins with half
pint of sharp vinegar and one onuce tach
of whole cloves, allspfce and cinnamon.
Boil togther until it is thick and put into
jelly glasses.
Grape JUICE makes fine sherbet. Put IN
Saucepan half POUND OF granulated
sugar and one quart OF water. Let it
boil few moments. Take it from the
fire and add the juice of one lemon and
tablespoonful OF gelatine that has been
dissolved in a gill of water When cool
add half a pint of juice from any dark
rich grape. and turn into freezer and
freeze. When frozen. and before you
remove the beater, add the white of an
egg beaten to froth with one tables
poonful of powdered sugar. Stir thor
oughly into the she, bet. Cover and re-
pack. Stand in a cool place for two
hours.
For canning greengages or blue plums,
prick.the fruit with q fork to prevent
bursting. Prepare syrup, allowing two
pounds of granulated sugar and half
pint of water to every three pounds of
fruit. When the sugar is dissolved put
in the fruit and heat slowly to boiling
point. Let it cook ten minutes. Skim out
the fruit ad place in jars. Let the syrup
boil another ten minutes, then pour over
the fruit and cover at once.
Canned blue plums make delicious pies
for winter use. Spiced plums are fine
with meats. The damson plums have the
best favor. To seven pounds of fruit add
three ard half pounds of brown sugar,
one pint of sharp vinegar, and one
ounce each of cinnamon, cloves and al
spice. Scald them three times and put
in Jars.-New York Sun.
The herald., 1895-09-05
HIT BY AN ENGINE
Charles Sexe Hurt on the Head Last
Night

Charles Sexe Hurt on the Head Last
Night
Charles Sexe. a diminutive German.
received severe wo$nd oHshe right side
of his head by being struck by the switch
engine near La Grande station last night.
The engineer saw him lying on the track
and reversed the engine, but not before
the PROSTATE man had been hit.
Sexe was taken TO the depot and the
patrol wagon summoned. His wound
bled considerably, and DR.. Bryant had to
take eight stitches in it at the receiving
hospital. Sexe stated that he had not
been drinking. bit was subject to fits,
and one attacked him while be was cross
ing the tracks. He lives on East Ninth
street, near the river, and although it was
after 9 o'clock when his wound had
been dressed, he desired to walk there
IN preference to remaining at the station
for the night.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Kansas Stockmen Angry

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept A big fight
is on in Kansas between the stockme en-
and Governor Morrill,. Today the com
mission men of the Kansas City stock
yards telegraphed the governor demand
ing the reorganization of the board. They
gave as a reason that two men of the
present board, constituting a majority,
published broadcast every report OF Texas
fever in any community in the state in
order to Justify the collection of . cents a
head for all shipments into and through
the state.
The stockmen OF the state are also or
ganized, and will demand Of Governor
Morrill, the removal OF the present board.
The stocbmen OF Kansas buy their cattle
in New Mexico and Texas, and they
claim that the cents inspection fee is
rake-off for the board. The stockmen of
this state represent one-third of it's
wealth. More than one-thrird of the
money on deposit in the banks OF Kan
sas belongs to stock raisers.
The herald., 1895-09-05
VICE.PRESIDENT BRAUN
Elected at the Druggists Association |,
Denver Yesterday

Elected at the Druggists Association In
Denver Yesterday
DENVER, Sept. 4.-Today's session of
the National Wholesale Druggists associ.
alton was called t) order at o clock p. M.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident, J. c. Elliott, Minneapolis vice.
presidents. W. A. Hover of Denver,
Henry b. Gilpin OF Baltimore, James +.
Owen of Chicago. F. W. Braun OF bos
Angeles, NJ. A. Fall of Atlanta secre-
tary. A. P. Merriam, Minneapolis; treas
urer, E. l.. Strong. Ceveland board OF
control, Fred L. Carter, Boston; Frank
a. Faxton, Kansas City; Daniel Myers,
Cleveland; d. d. Phillips. Nashville.
The committee on time and place re.
ported Niagara Falls and som metime in
October for the next meeting. The report
will be considered tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-09-05
German BimetalIjsts

LONDON, Sept. A Berlin dispatch
to the Times says the German blmetallists
are making desperate attempts to de-
prive of its uncomfortable meaning the
statement of Hon. A. J. Balfour In the
house of commons to the effect that
currency conference would probably not
come to any agreement on tho ratio of
7alue between gold and silver. DR..
Arendt, editor OF the organ of tho bimet-
allists, declarse that ii Germany con.
tinues her policy of indecision the ex-
treme silver party will rise, demanding
free coinage OF silver.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Florida Fruit Crop

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. 4.-Sec-
retary Turner of the Jacksonville fruit ex-
change estimates the crop of oranges in
the state at not over 100. 600 boxes. against
5,000 900 boxes for the season of 1s93-94
The greater portion of the crop this year
will come from the Matanee river section
on the gulf coast, where the freezing of
last winter dio comparatively little dam.
age. Cincinnati fruit dealers have already
bought the entire stock of the region.
The herald., 1895-09-05
The GIadioIus as n House Plant

The gladiolus is useful as drawing
room plant, and should be potted in
spring and grown in the open air until
the first buds appear when the plant will
do well if placed in the seini-shade of q
room where its blossoms last much
longer than when they are exposed to the
suns rays; opening one after the other
to the top buds as well in "a room as on
balcony. If used in the open air these
flowers should he allowed to opec at a
north or northeast exposure as their
beauty is marred when the heat of the
summer sun fades the lower blossoms be-
fore the rest are open. Exhibitors for
this reason use tall paper caps to shade
the blooms till the whole spike is ex-
panded, growing the bulbs in ordinary
borders of light rich soil with liberal
admixture OF leaf mould and sand and "a
mulch of well decayed hotbeu manure
over and around the bulbs in hot
weather. Gladioius bulbs are usually
taken up in October and stored in sand
until the spring when. they arc ready to
start ii to life again. .--Philadelp phia
Ledger.
The herald., 1895-09-05
.Stockman Murdered

SPOKANE. Wash. Sept. 4.-The body
of Edward II. Stone,a wealthy stockman,
was found beside the road near Meadows,
Ida, today, with gunshot wound in his
head. Curtis, father-in-law of Stone.
was arrested, and admitted the killing
and pleaded self-defense. A feud existed
between the two men over Curtis accus-
ing Stone of having poisoned his
(Stone's) wife three years ago.
The herald., 1895-09-05

iings of what it is, as the most sensa-
tional OF ali the elements which comprise
the conspiracy. 1t is hinted that in it
are involved the names of two or three
very prominent citizens of Missouri,
which if mentioned would shock the
state. 1t is probable so il is said, that
the insurance companies themselves have
made such terms with those men, for
obvious reasons, that there will be no
sort of action against them which would
reveal their identity and the important
part tney took IN the conspiracy.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Peach Day Celebration

GRAND JUNCTION, Col. Sept. AIN
cluding the 1000 inhabitants of this CITY.
over 10. 900 people participated in the
festivities incident to the fifth annual
peach day celebration today. All the
private delings were thrown open to
guests and 200 large tents were placed
in the city park for their accom- m odation.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Determined

prove " ourselves the value OF WIS ELOsNG of
The desirable end CknCW Prices than We
departments Prices quoted these for TODAY on-n with the
opening and end with cosngof Nor AFTER
The herald., 1895-09-05

Telegrams. for the following persons are
at the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's Office in this city: Harris, Kings
ton d Reynolds, Mrs. Rosa Piand. Mr..
Abott Davidson, Geo. Il. Segar. VIM. A
Spaulding, Mrs. Bertha Osthoff. Andrew
Graber.
The herald., 1895-09-05

A race was recently rowed at Deal,
England, between four four-oared crews
of boatmen, each of whom was over 60
years of age. The winning crew averaged
20 years, while their coxwsin was S5
years old.
The herald., 1895-09-05

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwintsr Fair. San Francisco.
The herald., 1895-09-05

Something new.-Try Wheatlet for
breakfast. H. Jevne, grocer. agent.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Great
Trade Gaining
Sale Today
25c VeiIings, II l-2c yard

The very latest styles in Chenille
Dotted Yelling; black with black
dots, white with white dots, brown
with brown dots and navy blue with
navy blue dots. Every yard Today
Only at just half price.
The herald., 1895-09-05
Ladies' Hose, SI.OO per box

That yesterday were SI.oo, and that
will be $I.oo again tomorrow if there
are any left. We hardly think there
will be. Best Gloria Silk, full "a
inches in size.
The herald., 1895-09-05

Which includes one pair of our regu-
lar $I.25 per pair lace curtains,
choice of four different colors in wood
curtain poles S feet long, with all the
brass ends, rings and brackets; also,
set of patent curtain pins. As near
as we can figure the outfit costs
$I.55, but for Today Only 7o cents
takes the lot.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-05

aud character OF the Improvements
there, then they will be able to form an
idea of what the Figueroa street trac.
will be- year hence.
In kesping with the location and
character OF the Improvements tia; ara
intended to adorn this tract, the lots
are all large aud very deco. They will
be put on the market on the basis OF
$1,000 each. Only one-half OF them will
be sold at the dgures now asked. The
rsst will bs reserved by the owners az
there ia bound to be a marked rise IN
values within the next year.
The tract can be reached by way OF
tho celebrated Figus,oa street boule-
yard, the Grand avsaue cable road to
jefferson street, or the Main street
horse car line. The latter road will
coon bs esctricizsd, sftsr which the
Figueroa street tract will have an good
street car facilities as any residence
section of the city. Ths time to profit
By the rise OF values surs to fellow
present and contemplated improve
ments, is now. TIE HERALD's advics
to intending purchasers is TO got in line
early so as 80 secure the pick OF tbs lots
and the advantage OF tho lowest prices
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New Dress Goods and Silks today.
1T. STEWARD

MORE THAN A THOUSAND articles were added
to the bargain yesterday They on sale
this morning at bargain prices Have you the grao
bag? One cent grab lot of odds and ends dumped into
big tray Your choice one cent. Face powders
camois feather busters, combs and brushes OF all kinds
perfunery and toilet articles all bargain prices That
about one-haf the original price There IS Dig
crowd all hours Of the day the big bargain counter
Ebroderes and aces of muslin all going ana
going fast bargain prices Collars cent linen collars
cent fancy nges half price; muslin underwear at
big reduction from the regular price The prices are go
ing down. down. down The goods going out in the same
proportion prices reduced We will have silk
bargain for you few days. 1t will be hummer watch
for it, We will have dress goods bargain for you in few
days watch for it. There time when you could
buy goods cheap you buy them today The bar
gain in every of the word bargain
We constantly improving the qualities the bar
gain New goods every day Our cases are
in and the trade will from this time forward show
great improvements More capes today in the big
cloak All last seasons stock is being closed at
big reduction All the winter ghts being sold for
reduction will speedy sale. Today the bar
gain counter ladies will find small line Of silk stocking
supporters for 10 cents pair Also line of good
ton web supporters for 10 cents The regular price from
20 to az cents There will be pair the silk support
hour after opening Try aud get in early We buy
anything the price is right for the bargain counter
Whether the quantity large small it is the This
line is small one; it is good one well. Every day
something the bargain counter
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RIPARIAN RIGHTS.

Novel Question Without Procedente
Decided by Judge shaw.
Judgment for defendants in the action
OF Charnock and others against Hie-
uera and Others wRs ordered yesterday
by Judge Shaw. This case. involving
water rights, 10 particularly interesting
from the fact that there are no prece-
dents which can throw light upon the
points involved.
The precise question in this action
was whether or not land bordering on a
stream, but 80 elevated that water will
not run from the stream to the land by
the force of gravity and muet be raised
to its level by pumps or other mschin-
cry, ia to be considered and clsssed "a
irrigable land, the owner OF which is
entitled by such machinery to use the
water OF the stream to irrigate it on
equal terms with other riparian propri-
etors whose land is situated so that
they can use the water by the ordinary
method, and, If there is not enough
water for all, whether or not the owner
OF such high land has q right to share it
equally with the other owners.
The court was OF opinion that he has
such right, existing without any refer
ence to the means of diversion, subject
to certain limitations and restrictions.
This action was brought to restrain
the defendants from diverting the water
of Bslona creek by means OF pump,
not because they were thereby irrigating
more than their share of the land within
the watershed. but on the theory that
any diversion by pumping tor irrigation
OF land which could not bs otherwise ir-
rigsted was not proper exercise OF
riparian risbts. and If injury resulted
theretrom to q riparian owner bslow the
unlawful diversion might be restrained.
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CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS.
Opening of CLARK g. Bryan's Figueroa.
Street Tract.

Opening of CLARK 8 Bryan's Figueroa-
Street Tract.
A very important movement in city
real estate will begin this week with the
opening of Clark & Brysn's Figueroa-
street tract, comprising 81 choice resi-
dence lots in the eoutt western part of
the city. This 10 one Of the finest aub-
divisions put on the market this win.
ter; in fact. nothing better in the shape
Of building lots can be found within the
city limits. Location. quality OF soil,
street improvements. street car facilities
and other conveniences are all in its
favor.
The tract ia located at the southeast
corner OF Figueroa and Jefferson streets,
fronting on Figueroa, Flower and Hope,
three OF the widest and most popular
streste in tho city.
no ex pense in identifying the tract and
making improvements that will make
it desirable az residence section. The
streets are all graded, gravoled and
severed. Cement curbs and sidewalks
are in front OF every lot. The streets
will be bordered with beautiful palm
trees as soon as the nursery men can set
them out.
The soil is rich. sandy loan, and can
DO worked i'm mediately alter tho hard
est raino. tits just the sort of ground
that makes the most thrifty lawns and
gardens. The lote are level and will re-
quire nc filling or excavating. The
drainage 10 psrlsct and tnsre will bs no
| mud or pools Of water after rains.
The surroundings are excsllent, SONS
OF the best residences in the city being
In the neighborhood. II is intended
that the new Figueroa strest tract shall
be in keeping with the best OF the
property bordering on sYistocratic
Figueroa street. The deed for each los
sold will therefore contain a clause pro-
viding that the improvements made
upon il shall be Of certain value and
quality. |. will be remem hesed thas
Messrs. CLARK g. Bryan pursued the
same policy with the South Bonnie
Brae tract. which they 80 successfully
handled. Persons who contemp plate in
vsssing should fret visit the South
Bonnie Bras tract and see the amount
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Pain is always terrible visitant and often
domiciles itself with one for life. This Indie
ton is preventable in cases of rheumatism, by
timely resort to Hostetter's Stomach 9itters
which checks the encroachmen OF this obsti-
nate and dangerous malady at the outset. The
term dangerous" is used advisedly, for rheun,-
etlsm is always liable TO attack the vital or
gans and terminate life. No testimony is more
conclu 1--WE and concurrent than that OF physi-
claus who testify TO the excellent eff set OF the
Bitters in this disease. Persons incur Il wat
tug n rainy or snowy weather, aud who are
OK posed to dreughts, should use the Bitters ~
as q preventive OF Ill effects Malaria, dyspep-
STA, liver aud kidney troubl, nervousness and
debility are also among ths hi nents 10 which
this popular mediciclne is adapted. For the
infrmljes. soreness ami stiffIes OF the aged IL
Is h. lly beneficial.
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A Weather Prophet.

"Ms.lia" sen 10 The HERALD the fol-
loving weather forecaet from planetary
positions
The pleasant aud agreeable weather OF
the past week will continue till the 9th
or 9TH, about which time change may
be expected, and from the 9Th 10 the
10Th will be colder and stormy.
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hurch Work Society.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Wnman's Church Work society OF tho
First Congres sional church will BIS held
in the parlcrs of the church today from
10 80 a. m to 3 y. m. MIRA. Day will
speak in the morning Miss Gupnison
will spsak in costume st the foreign
missionary msetng at ESQ in the after
Nom
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-05

The county auditors monthly state.
ment has been filed. Itshows an avail-
able balance TO draw against in the
the treasury of 500 6552l; warrants
drawn aud unpaid, $5762 81; q total Of
S6l6.4lS OS