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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-24
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CHICAGO, Feb. 2S-To-days receipts OF
cattle were estimated at 800 head. making
week and 5S.156 a year ago. There was
nothing new in the situation to-day. The
scattering lunches were closed out at about
Fridays prices. the tone OF the market be-
ing firm Steers sold from $50 to $3.50;
cows and bulls, N.5oGl410 and Texans, $2.75
In hogs the estimated run for to-day was
1900 head. making 216,671 for this week. or
about 1900 less than last week and $1,000
more than for the corresponding week last
year. The market opened strong and closed
weak, late sales being at substantially FIJI,
around $3.50, and choice assorted light We're
in demand early at $40564.10. Later in the
as sasS + for wa anything n The bulk of the
Of less than es6 pounds, and at s404.25 for
There was quiet and steady market for
sheep at S2.50@4.4O for very common to
Sc 1905 40 Sheep and lambs of extra quality
commanded an advance on the above prices
Receipts 5Or tbs ss ss meeR
Cattle, 500; calves. 40; hogs. 1900; sheep,
1900.
EAST BUFFALO. Feb. es.--cattle-Re-
here: fair oxen, $50; fair to GOOD fat cows.
s23Od2. IS.
weaker for good mediums and heavy: good
mediums s4;25m43o; good heavy. "a Soa4 a5
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts,- lO0VO. Mar
ket slow and 15c to 25c lower. Prime lambs,
s.. 4od5. 80; good to choice, s5.1O@5.40 fair to
good. 81 s5ae4.9O; mixed sheep. ss.4oa3.75;
extra fat, $4,000; export grades. $4q..@.
light; good clearance was made and the
closed up STEADY tga a singing
So 2519 65. stockers. $2G3
Hogs-Receipts light; market firm and
about sc higher. All sold; prospects fair:
s saos to e.sF ans r n rood paEns
$40l41o; roughs. s9.25@3.5o.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was steady;
good TO extra shipping sheep. $3@S5; fair
fair to good. s3.5O@s75.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2s;-cattle,Receipts.
steady to strong; Texas steers. $3G4.l5;
Texas cows, si.75Q2.s5: beef steers, $500
FEED fesder nafi sso saTs bais 81 and
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 shipments. LOO.
The market vas ass strong to Sc higher; bulk
sheep--Receipts, 100 The market was
nominally steady:
steady and unchanged. Prime. $5.2595.5O;
good, A.5o04.90; bulls, stays and cows. SEQ
Hogs higher; Philadelphias, $isod4 &c;
common to fair Workers, $4.05a410; roughs.
sheep steady; extra. sssoa41o: good $3.50
0s.H: common to fair lambs. 81 s0eIa. s..
ST LOUIS Feb. g-Cattle-Recclpts. L.
500 shipments, SOC. The market was quiet
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: Shipments 5000.
The market was strong; choice heavy, A15
@4.20.
Sheep Receipts, 800; shipments. 200. The
market was quiet and Arm; good to choice.
s.. 75N4.25.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2s.-Hogs-The mar
ket was active and higher at $3.95Gl4.25. Re-
ce.pts. 1900; shipments. $500.
C4ttle-TLe market was steady at $3.50
4.65. Receipts, 400; shipments, 200.
Sheep--The market was In moderate de-
nland and easier at $2Q450. Receips 700:
shipments none. lambs easier at $3G5.3.
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The Bank of England.
Boston Transcript

Boston Transcript
II is not a government, but q. privata
bank. all its directors being elected by the
stockholders. The gold in the bank is not 8
war chest; it belongs TO the noteholdere,
payable on demand. The reserve of the
bank Is not a reserve against it's notes,
but against it's deposits. In fact the .4rc-
serve consists almost entirely OF bank
notes. Not one of its notes Is uncovered;
each is fully covered by gold or by securi-
held for the protection of the notehoIder:
so that the payment of the notes involves
no possible increase of the public debt or
of taxation. Its bank notes are invariably
Cancelled when redeemed; not one Is re-
issued ag after rsb being paid In gold It's notes
except by the bank itself. e and ~
william ", chapter 9S, section g. That
is they are legal tender for payments to
the bank. but not for payments by the
bank. The undoubted goodness of the
Bank OF England note liz entirely independ-
ent of fluctuations in the revenues of the
government.
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THE JoBDING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices Of wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.

prices Of wholesale dealers.)
Candles and Nuts.
Candies-stick. &c per ID; common. mixed
cream mixed. &c; old-time mixed, &C.
Nuts-soft -shellei almonds. Ice; English
peanuts roasted 6G7c: mixed nuts, 10412c.
Canned Goods.
Peaches-Standard 3-pound, s1.s5d2: g.
pound seconds. sl;5o@1.65; 3-pound pie, SIG
ior form seconds, si.S5as. Miscelianeous-
Blackberr s . s,pound, so@s5c raspberriess.
2pouand 81 sSs s pineapple Standard 2
oysters. 1-pound. full weight, 9o@95c; light
sSS70 sr 2poSS nsns fun sashs! So bgn
June. ssssl5o; Holsters, sis5Ss; red eher
salmon obs. sl.loas: s-pound tomatoes tomatoes.
.se sampSoT Gos eoeSinea pc 5o sg@
erea% tartar pure aswsse ind Digs s $685.
carb.. S.oz. SGs5c: morphine. P. & W.. per-
OF, $500 30; madder, l4a1ec; oil. castor.
op OPT 3.sS: quinine, p. W.. per- ' o. o.
siIs. Tr. lssisc: soda SicsTb. i,sSse; s si
l4@2oc; iodide potassium, s3@s.lo; bromide
s4c 40e5o shSrate ,aash zoe be-
rs ,s.i 5 ssas Der sss coal OIL
Labrador 60c: West Virginia Iubricatins.
sGgsGc; miners 4, rs. s DC Lard oils.Wintsr
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite coal, all sizes. $3.50 per ton:
PIit,lsnurg :. and Raymond City. s25 per ton:
Blossbnrg and English camel. S. Ali nut
Goals 50c below above quotations.
cr TobbeddcsSsngn n $50 per load;
crusheo' $S2o per load; lump. $ per load.
Dried Fruits.
Figs-Layer uQI4c per Id.
Raisins-Loose Muscatel, s1.25Q14o per
box; Lc o., lon, layer. s1.s5a1.75 per box: Va
iencia, ol2QS1ac per ID: layer, 9110c.
Peaches-Common. sun-dried, S@l0c per Id:
California. loQl2c; California. fancy. R1a0
Acknowledgements sG1ac
r rrunes..california, 6@loc per Id.
Dry Goods.
Bleached Sheetings-Androscogein L, &c:
Berkeley, No. 60. &c; Cabot, &c; Capital.
as s;44 cur. Sumbsrland. exc; Dwight Anehor
Fitchville, 5kc; Full Width, size; Gilt Edge,
camSSic sss MaSn Se P Psssday
5iac; Pride OF the West. ioisc: Quinebaush
Peppereli. "a. l5c; Pepperel io-4. issse An.
droscoggin. "a, 15isc; Androscoggin. 1o-i lie.
BroE Rno sheet 4Se hueKs s Arsyis
ton. CCC, &c: Constitution. 4O-inch. ne:
Great Fails e. &c: Great Falls j. &c. e lAs.ii
4lac: Peppereil f, sic; Pepperell r, Sc: pep.
perell. "a, 1sisc; Pepperell. 1914. 15c: Andres
Psinis-Ailen dress styles. lac: l aiIsn..
staples 4s4c: Allen TR,. Sc; Allen robes,
5iec; American indigo. Sic: Arnold Lie.
4s4c; Hamilton fancy. sc; Manchester fancy
Sc: Msrrtmac fancy, sc: Merrimac pinks
robes. size; Pacific mourning, siac: Simn-
sen Eddystone. &c: Simpson Berlin solids.
Sic; Simpsons oil finish. &c; Simpsons
grays. sc; simpsons mournIngs &c
Observation-Disclosures stables. SC: Amos
keag Persian dress. &c: Bates Warwick
Lancaster. 5c Lancaster NormandIes O.:
Carrollton. 4%c: Renfrew Dress &C.: Whit
tenton Heather. &c; Calcutta Dress styles,
6hcs
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SATURDAYS Bank CIearings.

At New York-Total clearings of all the
bank clearing houses of the United States
for the week ending Saturday were s71,-
22S 1874, against $S41 1858, 943 the previous week
and $720. $4,000 the corresponding week OF
last year. For New. York clearings We're
sS4 eco, BIS; balances, $3.50, 100. or the week,
1886, 582, 1896; balances, SIS, $50, 0o9.
At Boston-Clearings sl3, 280, S37; balances,
s93S.014. For the week, $60,5S6, 7lS; balances.
$685. ass.
At Baltimore-Clearngs $1.7S2.525 bal
ances, s278, 10 For the week, $9,o2S.9 3l; bal
ances, 81 ,257,546.
At Observation-Disclosures, $11,11S.39 l; bal
ances, $l530,246. For the week, $o0,5i6,33 y
balances. 81, So, 519.
At Chicago-Clearings, sl6 $4,000 Total
for the week, ST. ,211 900; corresponding week
last year, s67, $4,000. New York exchange,
&c pre- MUM.
AT New Orleans-Clearings. 81 sos. $50.
At notwithstanding 1880; balances
$i02,747.
At Cincinnati-Money, SOL per cent. New
York Exchange, Soc premium. Clearings.
$3.50, 500. For week, slo96S, 100; same week
last year, $40. 743, 200
At St. Louis-Clearings, 1903; for the
week, 10. Balances, $615 176; for the
week, s.. 93s 056. Money, sac per cent. New
York exchange. Soc premium.
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
Winter patents $2.5O6I2. 65; winter straits,
S2.G5025o; spring patents, sS1350; bakers,
a.75l210; No. 2 spring wheat, 53Q57c NOM
red, 505s@51c; No. 2 corn. 421ada42ssc; No.
B yellow corn, 4O1ac; No. oats, 28hc;
30G32c: No rye, SIC; No
barley, 52d54c; No. 8. 51m54c;
No. d. sic; No. 1 flaxseed s1.39: prime timo-
thy seed, $5.75I5.80 mess pork, per bril-
$10Q1015: lard. per pound, 6.3712aD6.40; short
rib sides Qoose), s lo@5- lie; dry-salted
(boxed). $40 soc; whisky, distillers' finish
ed goods, per gal, $122
On the Produce Exchange, to-day the
butter market was firm; creamery, 11D
2212c; dairy, 9@20c. Eggs firm at 30G31c
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 5000
bu; corn, %, 400 bu; oats, 351, 900 bu; rye
1900 bu barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat. 1000 blu; corn,
$1,000 bu; oats. 29S,O00 blu; rye, 1900 bu ;
barley, 900 blu.
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what Culture IL.
Atchison Globe.

Atchison GIobe.
There is mistaken idea that culture
means to paint a little, to sing little. to
late popular books As matter of fact,
culture means nothing Of the kind. Culture
means mastery over self-politeness. char
ity. fairness, good temper. good conduct.
Culture Ii not a thing to make a diplay OF:
II Il something to use so modestly that pec-
pie do not discover all at once that YOU
have II.
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pensions for Veterans.

The applications of the foIl<wing-
Indianians have been granted:
Original-Michae Good, National Military
Home Grant: William G. Barthei Charles
town. Clark: VIM. Harry. Hammond. Lake.
Renewal-W lillian III. Johnson, Indianapo-
lis. Marion.
Increase-willia1n Batorff. alias William
Putorff Mooney, jackson.
Reissue Elias Jackson New Haven, AL
len; Joseph Williams. Indianapolis, Marion:
Peter Mummy, Plymouth Marshall; Abra-
ham Higgins, Muncie, Delaware.
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FOR THE MEN

New line of Laundered Per-
Gale Shirts-we bought these
to sell for Csc and 75c- sale
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Negligee Work
Shirts, great value.
Mems fine Madras Shirts,
sc inches in length, double
yoke. ........... ............
See the excellent value in
White Unlaundered Shirts
we offer you for SJc, 3Jc and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-24
Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON Feb. 2S.-The cold weather is
gradually breaking up. The wheat mar
ket during the week was formed. The Of
ferings were light and desirable grades were
firmly held, especially the better grades of
Russian Prices were about Sd up on the
week. Parcels were quiet. Spot wheat was
slow. Red winter parcels March delivery,
were. quoted at 21s. Flour was dull and only
small lots were sold. Prices, however, were
steady Corn was scarce and very firm.
BUYERS were reserved. Mixed American
parcels, March delivery were quoted at
les Barley quiet but firmer. Oats was In
active, but prices firm
BALTIMORE, Feb 23.-Flour dull and
unchanged receipts, s459 brls; shipments,
and month. 571z@57s4c; March. 57&ee5sc:
$50: receipts 2,16i bu; shipments, $1,000 bu;
stock. 622 1872 bu: sales. 100000 blu; Southern
wheat. by sample, 57d5Sc; Southern wheat,
ON grade, 55Q5Sc. Corn steady; spot, AN
47isc: month. ATS G471sc; March. 47A@47,sc;
Nav 4Sss04S5sc: steamer mixed, 1870 bid;
receipts, 1887 bu; shipments, 10000 bu;
stock. 1856 526 bu; sales. 81 1000 blu; Southern
white and yellow corn, 4Sm49c. Oats quiet,
but firm: No. 2 white, 351@M36i2c; No. 2
mixed S3laG34c; receipts, 1918; bu; stock,
90 OS5 bu Rye inactive; No. ?, 56M57c; re-
cents. 80 bu stock, S.497 bu. Hay quiet
and easy; good to choice timothy, $13013.50.
Grain freights quiet, rates barely steady
and unchanged. Sugar firm and unchanged.
R,ltter and eggs steady and unchanged.
Cheese firm and unchanged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-24
The of FEBRUARY Week of all
THE GREAT
ALTERATION SALE

Our
to buyy rSprng Goodsa
Tonorro w DRESS GOODS
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

We haven't much to say about
Cloaks, for there are not many left.
We expect our New Cloaks to arrive
in few days, and as we don't want
to carry any of the Winter Cloaks in
the new room you can still have
choice of any ladies' Cloak in the
house for only............ 49,. SIS
Positively no reserve. This price
includes all the $40, $3.50, $15 and
$1S Cloaks.
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CHEAP DOMESTICS

OlOak, worm up TO 9tOU......C - .
CHEAP DOMESTICS
Regular SC grade fancy
Dress Prints........ ............... BIC
We have line of Indigo
Blues in stripes, at............ &c
Choice of all our best
Prints, including Simpson
Blacks and Fancies, Pacifcs
and Wine Foularls.. ........... &c
A few pieces of Turkey
Reds, to close at................. BIC
Have you seen those Cling
hams we are selling at......... BIC
Good line of Apron Checks
only ................... 43c
New line of French Cling
hams, Scotch Plaids. l2Ac
We have about 20 pieces of
Satines, in plain colors, inclnd-
ing pinks and blues. regular
Zoe SALE. .-...............-.. lOC
A fine &c Sheeting-at the
STAR STORE you get 20 yards
for. .................. .............S eOO
Yard-wide soft finish Bleach
Muslin only ..................... &c
42-inch bleach Pillow Cas-
ing. .................. sac
S-4 Pepperell brown Sheet
ing only. ....... .................. 123c
A good Straw Ticking. reg
ular Sc value. ..................... &c
The best Feather Tick in
the city only. ............... 12ac
Check Glass Toweling
Crash, regular 7c goods. for. 4ac
Heavy Brown Linen Crash sc
3Sc quality Red Table
Linen only. ....................... 25c
SOC Oil Red, splendid new
patterns only................... soc
Good values in Cream Dam
ask at..... and 29C
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

We have the largest line OF Black
Goods we ever had, and the new
prices we have put on these will
move them in a great hurry.
Silk finish Novelty Black
Goods. regular 75c grade.-... J9C
Priestley's Fancy Blacks,
sell everywhere at $1.25; sale
price ............ 75c
The 46-inch Henriettas we
have been selling at $1.19 go
this week at...................... CSC
Our ST grade, 46- inch
width, reduced to .....,. ...... soc
See our line of Silk Finish
Henriettas we are selling for
nly....................... 4Oc
40-lnch All-wool Henriet-
ia, SOC grade...................... 3Sc
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HO>IERY and UNDERWEAR

Ladies' Fast Black Cotton
HOSe... DC
Ladies' Fast Black Seam
less Cotton Hose......... lOC
Ladies' Wool Merino Hose,
regular 25c grade. ............... I2ac
Misses Fast Black Hose... &c
Misses Fast Black Seam
less Hose. Observation-Disclosures. lOC
Boys Heavy Rib Bicycle
Hose, worth 25c, sale price,. lie
Infants Wool Cashmere
Hose. worth 12dc. ............. &c
Infants Merino Vests. $500. &c
Ladies' Merino Underwear,
SOC grade of white and tan,
nly......................... &OC
Mems Scarlet Wool Under
wear Observation-Disclosures. %OC
SHOES
The contractors have had posses
sion of our Shoe Department the
last week, but we now have it in
shape again with greater bargains
than ever.
Our LdulcS ITcuCu IJOuRO-
la hand-sewed, needle toe, the
Shoes you have been paying
So. SO for. Alteration sale
price. .......................... $2.3s
Our Phila. or opera toe,
made of fine Dongola. will
fit and wear like so Shoes
Our price. .........................sI.5O
Ladies' fine DongOla cloth
top. button. good styles, reg
ular $1.75, now...................sl.I9
Our Misses Dongola, but
ton or lace, made with extern
sion sole. just the Shoe for
school; sold everywhere at
$1.25; our price. 0S0
Mems B Calf. congress or
lace. all the latest toes. in
Guiding the new razor, regu-
lar So value ....................$1 rs
Ladies' all-Wool. 7-button
Overgaiter, was SOC. novel,. 20c
RIBBONS
Several good colors left in
those Nos. A. and Silk
Satins, we are selling at ..... &c
Same quality in Nos. 8, IL
and Is for only................. SO
VIOLETS VIOLETS !
We have new line at Sc, 1Oc and
19c a bunch.
G~Mail orders will receive
prompt attention.
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ern creamery 1OG2Sc; Western factory, SO
12c; Elgins, &c. imitation creamery, 100
171ac; State dairy, 10000; State creamery
12M19c.
Cheese steady; large, 9G111ac; small. $40
12c; part Skins, 3GS1Sc; full SKINS 11a0213c.
Eggs strong; State and Pennsylvania. 800
32hc; icehouse, 20M251ac; Western fresh, 30
@301ac; Southern, 2s@29c; receipts, 1884 pack
ages.
Tallow DULL city. 44c; country. 4949sc, as
to quality.
crude 22G221ac: off crude, 2115c; prime sum-
mer yellow, 261a6127c off summer yellow. =
M26c, nominal; yellow butter grades, ESQ
29c; prime white, 29@31c, nominal.
Coffee-Contracts opened steady at I'M
changed prices. Sales, $3.50 bags, including:
March, 1510c; April, 15c; May. 14S0Q14 9Oc;
September, 14.75M14.S5c; October, 14S5c; No
ve1nber, 14.SOc; December, 14.S0c. The mar
Ret frned up after the opening on local
covering and foreign buying orders. clos
ing firm at a net advance of 10I15 points.
Receipts, 10000 bags; cleared for the United
States, 5000 bags; cleared for Europe, 5000
bags stock $4,000 bags. Warehouse deliv-
cries from New York yesterday, 1854 bags;
New York stock to-day I'll, 81 bags United
States stock, 227 ,60l bags; ahoat for the
United States, 10000 bags; total visible for
the United States 417,6Ol bags, against $780,
SOC bags last year.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 2n-l6c;
centrifugal, Sc test, &c; no sales. Refined
quiet: No. 6, 3 7-16c639sc; No. 2, 5-i6c.
csc; Japan 4ia@4ssc Molas ses steady; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 800
CSC. Oranges quiet; Florida, s244; Califor-
via 2afT3 70
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LIVE sToCk.

Cattle Scarce and StronE-HoEs Ac-
tive and Stronger-Sheep Weak.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2S.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 100; shipments, $50. But few fresh
arrivals The market was active, every
.t.;r,. calling readily at strong pr,cas
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All our $3.50, So and Sc
ladies' Cloaks for ...............S 1 do
Any Child's Cloak or Ulster
Choice of any Eiderdown
Cloak, worth up to $I50......S1.9S
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Business Affairs

Snfe Investment of surplus funds is
made IN special business by N compe-
tent trust company.
The management of estates, real
md personal either for IA given pur-
pose or I'm general.
The making Of wi1ls-ORering nd
vice, tnI<inE care to the validity
of requests.
And, I'm general, the whole guar
dianship that conservcs property In
.ferests.
1t is the purpose. OF the Indiana
Trust Company, for which it's capital
Isl ,OOO,oOO. md like amount from
Its stockholders, making $2,OOO,OOO-
stands pledged.
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THE WEEK ON CHANGE
MARKET IRREGULAR, WITH GAINS
AND LOSSES ABOUT EVEN.
Industrial Stocks Led in the Activity
indianapolis Business Reported
Fairly Satisfactory.

At New York. Saturday. money on cali
was easy at 1011.. the last loan being
made at !, closing offered at ] per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 314G514 per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but firm with
actual business in bankers bills at $48SA
04.ss1s for demand and at Assa4@4.s7 for
sixty days; posted rates, s4.S71an4.SS and
$4,000. s91s: commercial bills, 1886.
silver certificates 6ohc bid; bar silver, Coo
per ounce. Mexican dollars. 4Sc. At London
bar silver closed at n 9-16d.
The weekly bank statement shows the fol-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-14
FIFTY YEARS OLD.
NIoshassuck Encampment, i. o. o. f.,
Celebrated Its Semi centennial.

The semi i-centennial anniversary OF
Moshassuck Encampment No. 2, l. .. y.
F., was happily observed last evening at
the Trocadero. There were feastihg, en-
teftainment, and dancing, which were
very enjoyable.
&c. p. Marcus w. Morton delivered the
address of welcome and w. III. Hawkins
said grace. Harry It. Wood, r: Dale
-MestiaBd, james Jennings and Warren
Turner. of the Falstaf Club,
furnished the entertainment program
and the National Band Orchestra rem
dered fine music. The floor director was
Willard ]. Lansing. Among those present
were Grand Master George r. Mackin-
non, Grand Patriarch Herbert X. Perkins,
Grand Senior Warden Lewis +. BecEiord.
Grand scribe w. II. T. Mosley, Grand
Junior Warden James ID. Floyd, Jr.,
Grand Representative Charles L. Pierce,
Grand Mars hal Walter q. Stackpole and
Grand Sentinel w. q. Bliven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-14
TOWN OF CRANsTON.
WELLINGTON STREET.
Office OF Town Clerk,
Cranston, II. l., May IA, 1895

The Town Council OF the town Of Cranston, on the
10Th day OF May inst, adiudged II necessary 10 lay
out and extend Wellington Street in said town from
land OF j, A. Budloug Il Son Co. southerly 70 the
south Auburn plat through the Greene estate the
ract Of land 70 be taken is bounded and describe as
follows Beginning at stone bound at the south.
east corner OF the within described tract. sald
bound being at the southeast corner OF land Tor
meriy owned by Mary J. Greene thence northeFiy
ON the diyisionl Inc between land formerly OF said
Gree nc and land OF the J. A. Budlong q son CO.,
Is2 is-l0O feet; thence southerly at an interior
angle Of 100 degrees 55 minutes 90 sec
onds. with last line l6i S2-loo feet to
n tangent point; thence southwesteriy
bv and with the ere of circle
OF "A a. 100 feet radius subending an angle OF bS
deg 80 min at the center thereof, distance OF oE
Ca loo feet measuring said arei thence easterly
on the southern boundary line OF land formerly OF
said Mary ]. Greene, 1910 feet TO the point OF
beginning and containing BOSS square teet
Certaiu lands being required for the purpose
aforesaid and IL being the opinion OF SAID council
that certain estates Will be specially bene-
lted thereby IL Is therefore ordered that all per-
sons Interested therein be notified TO atte nd
meeting of the Town Council of the town OF Grams.
ton 10 be held at the Council Chamber IN said
Cranston on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF May
inst at 10 o. clock q. m, and be heard thereon.
BY order and in behalf OF said Council
DANIEL ID. WATERMAN,
mi4-2l-2t Council Clerk'