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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
SIKH DISTRICT COURT.

In the sixth District Court this morn
ing William Smith Was bound over TO the
eonmon pleas division Of the Supreme
Court "a the sum OF $500 fos stealing sls7
from his brother IN law, A. I. Jackson.
Tie pleaded guilty
Florence Reilly pleaded guilty TO steal
ING coat from his brother Thomas, and
was sent TO the county jail ior 80 DAYS.
William De Nancy was hned = and
costs Tor defeeing a building, the prop
erty OF Frank Carney.
Susie aud Maggie Khgney pleaded
guilty TO being lewd aud wanton, and
We're sent 10 the reform school during
minority.
K. X Burns was bound over 70 the
eomnon pleas division OF the Supreme
Coart as being probably guilty Of receiv-
INK silver clippings that had been stolen
from the Gorhsm Manufacturing Com.
pany.
The case OF Frank Doian for maintain
ing liquor nuisance was continued for
enc week.
T. W. Rodrieh was charged with Keeping
two dogs which had not been licensed
The ease was continued until next Tues
day, when Rodrich has promised 10 pay
hue of $40 and costs for one cf the dogs,
and the pay costs tor the other.
Willism Ebitts Was charged with steal
lug coat from H. J. King, lie Was dis
e ehaPeed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Hopkins has lssuod the follow
Ing building permits during the week;
W. n. sullivan, Bellevue avenue, 2to-
story frame dwelling. Durham n Bebeau
buildora
" a ana w. W. Hoppin, Dorranoe and
Westminster streets, new windows, A.
A. Cyr, builder
Maroelo iammo, Grace street, 2-story
frame dwelling, A. Jaekyony, builder
\. A. Whiteford, Saiina street, ila-story
frame dwelling.
machine shop, g. W, Calder, builder.
Providence Building Company, weybos-
set and Dyer streets, l0-story stone and
brick block, Noreross Brothers, builders.
~. Peter aud St. Paul Corporation,
Fenner and Pond streets, 2'story brick
addition, wilmarth 4 Mackillon build
ers.
Amos O. Rarstow estate 81 wey bosset
street, history brick addition, We're w.
beek, builder.
George A. Youlden, Waterman street.
two i-2-story frame dwellings.
Phebe Alien estate, North Main street,
i-story brick building, W. Il. Dearborn 4
son, builders.
Frank j, Drown, Rutherglen avenue
iis,story frame dwelling, VII, Richmond,
Gardner g. Luther, Eudora street, six
s'story frame dwellings, ", III. Richmond,
builder
Miss sarah Early, Knowles street, 2ls-
story frame dwelling, William Wodcoek,
builder
Brown University Corporation, college
grounds, history brick addition, W. A.
Chapman 4 Co, builders.
Kelly Brothers, Fern street and Chalk
stone avenue, history frame store, Gross
man, builder.
Theodore Boldue, $50 Eddy street, l.
story frame addition, Alexander LAWN,
builder.
sunea orleck, 2S2 Gladstone avenue, l.
story frame addition, \. Herman, build
er
John A. O'Keete, i6i Federal street, al
teration 10 house. Frank llaney, builder.
> and h Lederor Pine street, new
cellar.
= and Il Lederer, ii6 Stewart street,
new cellar.
O. t. weeden, i2O Waterman street, l.
story frame dwelling, ID, t. Douglass,
builder.
William HI. Coyell Rockingham street,
tive History frame dwellings.
Edgewood NJ +, Churen, Broad and
Monlsomery streets, history brick church,
IhsfieS l.. Richards, builder.
Frank Curry, III DUdley street, aadi-
zion 60 house, Il W. Mhipple, builder.
frank Curry, II Pearl street, new cellar,
H. Mhlpple, builder,
William L. Arnold, agent, II ana 70
summer street, new anderpinning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
EXTRA
6:15 O'CLOCK.
WRECKED.
Knights Steamer
Went Down.
Struck Rocks in the Swift
Running Rapids.
In The Excitement OF the Time Sew.
eral Women falnted.
In The Excitement Of the Time Sew.
eral Women faintsd.
Passengers aud Baggage Were All
Landed without Other Mishap.

MONTREAL. Aug, "a The Riohelieu and
Ontario steamer lerbonne, With party Oi
Knights lempiars, struck ana sank al the
foot OF the Heauharnois canal about Al
o'clock last night The steamer struck
Just as she entered the rapids, The trst
eoneussion was not very peroeptible, but
q little further down, the steamer struck
again, this time with considerable Vio-
ienee. she swung partly around Ia the
enrrent, The fears ot the pasaengegs were
thoroughly aroused and several ladies
tainted, just after the steamer got out 90
the rapids the engineer came on deck,
apparently greatly agitated, aud reported
that the steamer Was making water fast
This, OF course, increased the terror OF
those on board, several oi whom were
prostratea, Despite their fears, how
ever, the beat reached the foot OF neanh-
srnais canal, where she settled In about
seven feet of water,
All the baggage Vas saved as the water
Was not deep enough 90 reach the upper
deck, The nnlueky Sir Knights aud la
dies landed here at $50 this morning,
none the worse tor their wreck, There
were i0l members OF the ~, Bernard eom-
mandegy oi saginaw, Mica on board,
about iS Denver Col, Knights, 6l men-
bers OF Defiance, O., No 30 aud their Ia
dies The remainder were general tour
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
BOYCOTT BAN kN0TES.
The Knights of Labor wli start
After Labor Day,

MINNEA roLIs, Aug 81 1t u. Martin
ot the executive board, Knights Of Labor,
who has Just returned from the east, de-
olares the knig hls are ia earnest as TO
the boycott OF national hank noles urged
by General Master Workman Sovereign,
and that the boycott viii DO put into
efeet after Labor nay, September 2
"AIter thai day, SAYS he, "all
knights Or their friends, trims, organi1a-
tion, Populists aud money reiormers gem
orally are requested 60 refuse 60 take bank
notes tor any obligation due them, We
expect active support from the silver men
who recognise in the banks the bitterest
enemy to the white METAL Many labor
organizations have already given notice
Go their employers that they want CO bo
PAID on Ia legal tender money aud not
Ia bank notes, aud many employers will
cooperate With as We shall put the
bankers ON the defensive, arouse public
sentiment against banks OF issue, aud
ultimately Wipe cat the maiign influence
OF the banks On cur currency system. lt
mast be remembered that bank notes are
not legal tender and no man can be
forced 20 take them, by the time con-
g.ess II Ia session, next December, we ex-
peet the boycott 90 be Ina tnil swing aud
TO have good effeeI ON legislation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

bcSPoN, Aug, 23 The directors OF the
West knd Street RAILWAY COMPANY To- cay
declared a selai-sunugl dividend OF 81.
per cent, payable October /. the book
will close September "a snd reopen sep
tembsr %
pENvEg, Cot, Aug. 22-Char,es Kem-
mick OF st, keuL once famous a. the
champion wetet-Neight pUgilist Of the
Northwest, fss died Ia this city, OF con
spmpt lon, aged 70 years tie has a record
81 "a hs0ts IA which be was victorious.
OscSoLA, Neb,, Aug 20 The whole
south side ot the square was turaed TO-
DAY With the exception 0t the OsCecla
bank. Loss over yoNOCO, aud less than
tcN0 Insurance. The Stromxburg aud
shelby hFe eompspies were called aud
responded
MoNFicEltc. Ark, Aug 2 The negro
Jones, who murdered Mhhmsp beltzhover
some time age. ana who hroke isti here
a lew DAYS sgo aud shot James Bennett
wele reslsting arrvst, has teen lyncbed
eS a woe oi % meR
toPEKA, Ka&, Aux. 28 The move
ment in lay0r ~ Judge Henry g. (ald-
MI IL tAe United -tstvs- TROUT court
tef tfesloent in l>3 Ga the Republican
ticket has been revived teday,
san fRANCisCo. Aog. 81 The bequest
cf " 4, Mli4ermipg frnountax 70 500 /.
vu1 60 tne Universally oi (aiiornia. has
feen turned over NJ tbe regents. Ia il
iof tne pnrgQee 81 etsbishnz a school a
Snce 90 teach ooys trades by Nhich they
esn warn hspS ~ta ther handA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
BRIEF LOCALS
Three pots aud plants were stolen from
the yard OF c. III. Stadley on psbol street
last evening.

Three pots aud plants were stolen from
the yard OF c. III. Stadley on Dabol street
last evening.
William ROYAL, Ia Haryey street. was
Kicked by a horse owned py William
Martin Yesterday attegnoCn, aud was
severely injured. lie was cared for ey
Dr. Mugry.
Four little ones trom the robey street
Home wandered away Yesterday. and
were found On North Main street 6y orr
Ger Gamble, who took them TO the home.
The compass on the tex Gaspse OF
the Providence Tow Boat CSmpany wss
adjusted by BAKER Of Boston yesterday
afternoon.
The Council committee 90 underground
" ires has issued inVitaticns TO makers OF
ables. n this aud other titles. to exhibit
samples OF their work a. city ball, next
Monday morning,
Il Is rumored that Defenders old mast
win not De made nto souvenir tootb-
picks
Two large lcg rats below Crawford
street bridge attracted considsrshle at
tenticn this afternoon. The piles are M
tended tor the io0ndstion ot the new
building GA the ('rosveaor estate.
Cssorge Robinson. Cassi,is Freeborr.
>elson Mowry aud fred {. Allen have
arrepged tor sn excursion 10 Narraxan-
sett Pier next sunday 0n the steamer
Wave
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
vALKYRIE III.
Will Probably Be Floated
Monday.

NEw Work, Aug. - The work oi
preparing the Nalkyrie Ill tor the
POT lead which win he applied Is ia pro-
gress today The yacht will not be cop
pered while In dry dock this time, bat il
y likely that the work will be done just
before the races Ton the cup The Yacht
VIII be ready 10 leave dry dock by to-
morrow night. she Will, however, prob
ably not be tioated until Monday morn
ing' On that day she viii 20 down the
eay probably 10 the Horseshoe aud take
spun, but exactly what her movements
VIII Dc after she once gets away from the
Erie basin VIII he problematieal Ia he
extreme, as the Engliahmen win conceal
their doings IN every manner possible, ia
order 10 prevent the reporters and Others
tfNm obtaining any knowledge OF her
performances IN yachting circles,
Americas Cup committee Is criticized for
the presumptory manner in which they
have given notice that the first race fos
the cup shall take place ON September 2
One yaehtsman Was heard - say that
even though the committee had conferred
with Mt Glennte, Lord Dunrayen's rep
resentatlye, and reached an understand
ins with him, they would have shown
better taste IN waiting until Dunrayen
arrived pe]ore issuing the announcement,
and II would Dc m ample time 20 do Ii
then, tor the Teutonie is due here ON
"Wednesday next.
Several small bets have been reported
with Defender always a slight .tayorite.
The odds run from 100 TO 10 down to to
4 IL Is said that the sportsmen OF New,
ark y j., who lost sum that APP
preached $4,000 ON the Thistle, when
Mr. Clark, the thread man, one OF the
richest owners, advised all his wealthy
hiends 10 go in and bet with safety,
think they see chance TO get their
money back On Nalkyrie, aud are ready
10 put out large suns, provided they can
obtain big odds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
ON THg DEFENDER.
The stee, Gan aud Boom With the
Mast.

ksisrol, H. L., Aug. 2&-At an early
hour this morning, small army Of work
men from the Herreshoif yard resumed
work on Defender, and now she lies OF
the dock entirely stripped OF her rigging
and with her main boom aud main sal
lying on deck. These will probably Do
taken ashore thts sttereoon The steamer
Archer anchored near Defender, with
mast aud derrick ia position, soon after
$ o'cloek, aud at $50 the racers Dig stick
was lifted cut and takea ashore. preps-
Fstlons tor The stepping OF new mast
Will begin this afternoon, and 1t is expect-
ed that the steel gan aud boom win De
rugged with the new mast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
ssAI HER RECORD.
csmpania Made the Passage ia
Days, D Hears. ~ Miautes

Nav yoak, Aug. 2S The CunardeF
campaniaD from liverpool aud Queens
town, arrived here on the scotland light
ship At "a 10 p. IN, She has lowered her
westward record slightly
The Campania passed Dsunts Rock
st SOS a. M, on sunday, August rs, and
arrived al sandy Hook At t2;a2 u M. /,
making the trip TO the Hook Ia days, .
hours and 4 minutes.
Her best previous westward record was
, days, hours aud ~ minutes, made
August N. 1904
she had on board Cardinal Gibbons
Al quarantine the steamship will 10
boarded by delegations from baltimore
and Washington, who eame GO New York
yesterday 20 welcome the distinguished
prelate upon hrs return 60 Ameriea. Hy
special perinission OF Collector hilbret h.
Cardinal Gibbons viii 30 taken on boa ri
= steamer and brought 70 the city with.
out the customary delay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
New schedule for Norfolk Boats.

Commencing this evening the steam
ers ANegh hsny, Berkshire, Chatham
and Dorchester of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company will
leave Providence every Monday, Mednes-
day aud Friday al 3 y. M, tor Norfolk,
Newport News, West Point, Va, and Bal,
ttmcre, Md.
Chatham sailed today with a PARTY OF
100 or more who are on pleasure trip
through the South. The Dore hester wil
arrive Sunday mornlng and will sail the
following evening, The Dorchester will
make the fourth ship N the iSet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

Three BABY LIONS et tho Park show
sigss Of Thriving.

Superintendent Hathaway OF Roger
Williams Park looks relieved today, be-
cause he thinks tnat tho thfee lion cubs
are all going to thrive. They are II weeks
old now, and weigh aeoat IN pounds
apiece
IL Is "a difficult Job to raise animals
borne IN captivity, but trainer Mark
Munroe, under tho direction of Mr. Hath
away has, so far, succeeded wonderfully
we'll. An effort now is being made 20
wean tho cubs from the mother lioness,
and they already show some proficiency
In tapping milk out OF a pan, while their
teet b are sharp enough for them TO nibble
the beef bones given TO tho mother.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
Suicide of = ugh Mason.

ALNxANpRlA, Va, Aug, 23 Frank
Reed, prominent citizen OF Alexandria,
shot aud killed himself at his home here
today. The cause OF the deed is not
known, Mr., keed was about 90 wears
old tie was pgesldent Of the Alexandria
board OF Trade, grand senior warden OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons OF Virginia,
vice president OF the Washington, Alex
andrla y Mt, Vernon Electric Railway
aud memher OF the Washington BOARD
OF Trade
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

One would Judge from the way that COSTLY
nowers aud vases have been stolen from che
yards VI reaidenceS, shat some one was about
~ 0lth sreenhouse aud WAS W steal al.
stVok,tot hardly pight passes that ene or
Aeefe SarNs are hQt visited aud the very
fAlVst plants ave taken, kesides those noted
el.eW here ia lHE Nav of today are plants
stVlen trvto George L. bg0Wn and Matter n.
hnrl " lAher ANanne -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
A Robber ideatiaeSs.

NoRra PlArrE, Neh., Aug. S2 George
W, ostraadeE the lincoln County tsr-
nler arrested for eopmility in the Union
been fully Identified 5y the engineer
" the train.
A great quantity ot ammunition was
found on Ostrsnders person A full
blooded siberian bloodhound BELONGING
20 the Chicago, Milwaukee Y ~ Hni
Railway was put ON the treh OF the rob
oerS today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
CHACE RETIRED.
A Turn ia the fennis Tournament at
Newport This Afternoon.

NEwnoeF, e. L., Aug, 2a There was
high Wind this morning, which interfered
somewhat With the play ia the tennis
tournament, There Mere but eight play
eFs left out Of the 50 al the start. The
attendance Was the smallest since the
tournament opened, The game tor the
grand stand court was between Chaee OF
fr0Yidenee and Neel Qi Chicago. the
Weslern champion, both men appeared
ON the court al 10 40 aud indulged In pre-
liminary praetice. Both appeared in good
form ana Chaee was the faVorite. The
play opened at 40 90 Ghaee served.
The hfst sol went to Necl, GA The
seeond also went 20 Meet, SerOe of 6-t.
Neel was putting up wonderful game,
hts placing being magnificent, Toward
the last OF the SECOND set, Chaee began
bis lobbing out II was ineffective. The
third set also went 90 Meet by score
t-4, and Chaee retired from the tourna-
ment, The either matches for today are
hoyey- hioekieyi howland'Burtoni lar
ned kpQte
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

BosFoN, Aug, ~. v-George r. Farring-
ten, 40 years old, living At 6Oo Bluehill
avenue this city, was arrested by Inspee-
tor shields today charged with stealing
1850 pairs OF Kid gloves, valued AZ s669 6Ol
the property OF glove manufactures Mil-
tom A, Kent, OF ~ Arch street, by whom
harrington Was employed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

RAI.fNoss. Aug, &-owing to The low
price ef horses incident 10 the general use Of
bicycles and electric power large shipments
Of horses are being msde from here 10 Eu-
ropean markets. The JoAnson Line have
made ave shipments &c AatWerp and Hsvre.
The steamship line say this promises 70 com
penssts then for the tslhRg on OF cattle sx.
ports 0wing ~ the forvisa exclusion Of
American cattle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
The Explosive Was Placed
in a Frog.
An East Bound Northern Pacific
Train Passed Over II.
The Last Car Shattered Hut No Ono
was Injured.

iiuffn. Mont Aus, sa-An attempt was
made iaat night by some unknown misoresnt
% blow ny the east bound Northern Pacific
passenger train by placing stick ot dyna'
mite IN trog ata junction half mile east of
the City, Nearly the whole train passed
over the dynamite before it exploded, The
last coach, hiled with passengers. Was badly
shattered hat no one was injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

MoNfRsAt, Aug e& &Steamer Terrc-
Bone trVia kingston for Montreal with
e"innlAnderles Of Knights rcnplar Ga
eoArd struck reef at che foot OF Cascade
rapids, and sunk shortly after i'm the en-.
WNheo % lAchtne canal An The pas
seng"rs we've kndcd safely The low
water ln che river was the cause OF tho
Ierrehone slrLkinx The rock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

iiNCotN, HIS, Aug % While under
srreSt negeo Supposed 60 he Aibcrs
fp"ehiN, shot BIS comnAdion, Frank
fhoeriN, colore0 aud also Shot Private
Waterman Riock(ord and NJ A. Rogers.
who went ~ the watchmeos aSsiSsancc.
The Shootcr escopcd roe two neeroes
were being taken 10 the police station
Wheh the shooting hegan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

John Rtson OF 22l Ocean street dropped
dead at 2Sl Tharbers avenue at 015 last
evening Charles kittle aud Milliam
Mitchell saw the man tan aud went 90
his assistance but found him dead. Med
zeal Examiner ONheete was called and
said that death was due TO natural causes.
The body was taken in charge BY rela-
tiyea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

stations and hotels were crowded today
with arriving and departing Knights
Iempiars ON their way 60 h0ston, A spe-
eiAl train arrived from the West AZ 10 81
with the Oakland, CAT, Commandery, the
iaemhess OF which continue their Journey
70 the East tonight, The Rockford, III /,
delegation arrived about noon ana fol-
lowed the Oakland aemplars 70 Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-rhe navy a.
partment does nos Know What % ao yVith
she torpedo hca,s ppilt n,r the battie.hie.
teX',> AM Maine fhcse bosts have tailed
- ia',Se the tfoc rcQutrca To- torpv,p
s'FNie', an4, pa the cpinion of naval ex.
~gts, they viii tt aseless Ia 6attls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

W0ONs0eAEg, r. L, Aug, 81 --Isai Bis
aflleA aged 20 fell on a 20 foot embank.
ment Tuesday night and fractured three
ribs lie suffered Intensely anil death
came to his relief this mosaiag.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
lt is Known
BY Its Cures

Il IS not what We say, bat what
Hoods SarsapaEllla does, tha, tells the
story Of It's merit.
TIE thousands Of people whom II has
raised from disease ana despair % happi-
sess and health. are the strongest aud
beat advertisements Hoods sarsapasilla
hss Ne other preparation ia existeoce
has such record ef wonderful cures.
fhis y wAy HOODS ssrssPariila has the
largest ssls, and requires Tor IT'S produce
hen tbe largest laboratory ia The world,
Now "A yea Rsed gecd pedicipe, Why
set try that which has done others 80
much geoa. Remember
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
KILLED BY IHE TROLLEY.
a Man and Baby Maagled GO Death

A Man and = Baby Maagled 60 Death
IN hrovktyu,
pRooxlyN, n, Y, Aug, "a There Was
two deaths today OF a man aud child by
the trolley cars Of the hrookya Heights
Railroad Company. The man was kaoeked
out ef a haggy>by a trolley ear, lie was
badly wounded about the head, aud died
before medieal aid arrived. Ia the Inside
Of hls hat was found the name Marren
Dudley paaSilie, Va, the 0nly clue 10
his iedatity. Essie Denham, aged wears,
Was being led across the street by aROt her
girl, who became eontused at the loud
sounding OF the gong ON the trolley and
ran, leaving the baby ca the tracks to oe
immediately killed Both motormen were
arrested
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23

CHICAGO GRAIN NOTES
evorsp ~ A. r. wEEpES
Car Lots To-day " heat rs; corn 6ao;
oats 206; hogs is,oOo
Estimates tomorrow 90; corn
6o0; oats 2lS; hogs 5000
Heavy shipping hogs, -. i5atS0
PRoVipENCE CLEARING HOUSE
The elesrlngs OF the Providence banks
today amounted tc sSf2, 300
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
FOUND DEAD.
Peter II. Semper Died in a
Car Barn.
Suspicious Circumstances Surround
Ing tho Case to 30 investigated.
The Young Man Lived In Hoiyoke.
Tho Young Man Lived In Hoiyoke.
Foul riay Suspected.

ATufnoRo Aug. 23, Peter II, semper,
aged as years, of iiolyoke, was found
dead la the electric ear barn here this
morning, under suspicious circumstances,
The medical examiner Ia investigating
the gasc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
COTTON.

COTTON.
Liverpool Cotton opened steady at L.
point up; demand fair. Later gain of
2ia points was made. Estimated sales.
10, 900 bales.
Cotton futures opened steady at the ad-
vance. Sales, i25, 900 bales. January, z 10.
February ia March, ZS0;May, 7.s9; Aug
nst, IiI; September, 74s; October, 1853;
November, T.SS; December, Z65.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
0raaa Commanaery ef Kaasa..

Topeka, Kan, Aug. % Five hun-
dred Knights tempiars, being ttnv ErEuu
ecmmandeFy OF Kansas, have departed
tor boslen over the santa te route.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
wttEAr

NEW NoR-S, Aug, 2& Wheat receipts.
t2o, 600; sales, t,5o0oo0 Options No. red
market opened easier, ,sdyepeed on foreign
buying and held fairly steady throag hout
toren0ons not much pressure ON the
market. May, q 81; Sept, S7sS-i6;
Dec, 69at-k
>s~ s0sx sr0CN eVofAuoSL
sAPokfED sN MILAN = vNuaaA~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-23
oorros nAHxsr.
caiCAoo GRAIN MARKsr.

Total sales ssi, 500 Market closed stead!