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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
THE WOOL TRADE.

The American Wool and Cotton Reporter
SAYS of the wool trade:
There has been a fair business done
the past week at previous prices. In some
lines stocks have been pretty well cut in
to, and had there been better selection
IL IL likely that larger business would
have resulted. Territorial woods have sold
well, Montana, Idaho, Colorado, and New
Mexican being well represented in trans
actions. Sales in New York and Phila-
deiphia aggregate S,576, $50 pounds, Of
which 4,526, 900 pounds were domestic
and 4, 900, $50 foreign, as compared with a
total of q, 962, 500 pounds for the previous
week. There is lull in the market and
q waiting disposition is clearly apparent.
Foreign woods have sold we'll both in New
York and Boston.
NEW YORK.
The principal business of the week In
this market has been done in foreign
stock. domestic woods experiencing only
a fair degree OF activity. Territory fine
and medium principally inquired for
and prices are firm. Pulled woods have
moved we'll at previous rates. In foreign
woods South American Cape and China
have been the most active. The business
in foreign woods has been heavier than
for many weeks-over l,WO, ,OOo POUNDS
more having been moved than In the
The sales OF the week were 373, 600
pounds domestic and 2,059, 900 foreign
making a total OF 10, 219 100 pounds do
nestle and AZ, ,5O2, 500 foreign since Jan.
1, as against Is, 299, 900 pounds domestic
and is. 81, 900 foreign for the correspond
ing period OF last year
BOSTON.
There has been general demand for
vooI i'm this market, but transact ions
have been fewer and smaller than for
some weeks as far ss domestic wool IL
concerned; sales OF foreign stock show
an increase as compared with the previ-
Gus week. The market is at present a
waiting one. Territorial and certain Cali
fornia woods have on the whole been
the best sellers. There IL no particular
demsud for anything below q three
eighths grade OF any sort of WOOL Fleeccs
have sold fairly well. Some good blocks
OF Australian have been moved. Cape
WOODS have sold well; carpet wcols are slow
and fcatureless.
The sales OF the week amount TO q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
FINANCIAL.
WE OFFER FOR SALE

WE OFFER FOR SALE
sio 900 lie xington Mass Gas and Electric Light
ing Company, q per cent, 2e-year, hrst mortgage
sinking Fund Gold Bonds~at lJ5< and interest;
netting 81. per cent
$1,000 Lowell (Mass.) Electric Light Corpora
tion. frat mortgage, per cent 2o-yesr Sinking
cent plus.
tional after 10 o at par and interest Total Bonds
$4,000 The to- wn has alreaay offered $4,000 foi
this plant
6shhres American ship Windiass 90. AZ Id
gshares Eq. r. & NJ. Insurance 90. at 20.
80 shares Fifth National Bank stock ~ BA.
20shares b l. National Bank at2iis,
25 shares Bernon Mfg. Co, atil5.
10 shares Pawtucket Hair Cloth Company at "a
WE WILL BUY
25shares Pawtucket Gas stock at 81
20 shares Atlantic Nat Bank stock at s3k.
80 shares National Providence worstst pre-
ferred at i0i
&. FRANKLIN NUGENr A. CO..
81 Weybossct Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24
Scr0fula, Salt Rheum
And All c-.,er Blood pIseases-How
They May Be Cured.

Speaking simply from what Hoods Ssr-
sspariila has done, not only once or twice.
but in thousands of cases, we can honestly
say that it Is the best remedy for all dis
eases OF the blood, whatever the cause.
BY its peculiar Combination, Proper
tion and Process, it possesses positive
medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself.
II has cured the most virulent cases
OF scrofula and Salt Rheum, even when
all other Prescriptions and medicines
have failed to do any good.
Blood poisoning, from ,choterer ort-
Stn, yields to its powerful cleansing, puri-
tying, vitalizing effec upon the blood. II
sou desire further particulars, write to us
~ below. Remember that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

Hose Company and Hook and Ladder Q
sxtinguished fire at the home Of Mary Gar
win. % Spruce street, at 7:l5 last evening.
Az 8 o'clock this morning work was begun
at the corners OF Weybosset and Dorrance
streets for the laying OF the underground
conduits for the police and fire alarm wires
Yhs wires will be laid through Dorrance
street TO the city hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

COTTON.
Liverpool Cotton market quiet, prices
easier; miodings, 11-32; sales, 10, 600
bales. Futures quiet but steady at 3
points down from yesterday.
New York Cotton futares opened steady
at the advance Sales, 10, 700 bales. jan,
SAB; Feb, s.4S; March, s.52; April, 8. 90;
May, $50; Oct, $50, BID; Nov, S.27;
Dec, S37.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

PROVIDENCE CLEARING HOUSE.
The clearings of the Providence bank
TO-DAY amounted to S757, 700.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-24

Heavy shipping hogs, s3.sSa3sO.
Cattle, 1 900.
swheat puts, 6os. calls, 6ssaha%.
May corn puts, 291sas4; calls, 2sssaZ.
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS
PROM MILLER VAUGHAN
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g. Il w. M. AND d., L. & N,
EXCURSION RATES FOR
SUMMER MEETINGS..

I
For the following conventions and
meetings, the G. a. w. M. and ID. l.. &
N. railways will sell tickets at rate oil
one fare for round trip via all practica.
BILE routes.
Cleveland, o. Republican League
clubs. Sell June Is and 10; return
limit, July 22nd.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Epworth League
conference. Sell June %, 26 and ~.
Return limit ID days. Limit will be
extended another 10 days under certain
conditions.
Denver, Colorado. National Educa-
tlonal Association. Sell July 3, 4 and
D. Return limit July 10. Limit will
be extended to September LIST, under
certain conditions. Rate will be $500
more than one way fare.
Boston, Mass. Christian Endcavor
Society Sell July 5 to 9. Return
limit July 22nd. Limit will be extend
ed to July 3lst under certain conditions
Boston, Mass. Knights Templar
Conclave. Sell August 10Th to 25th.
Return limit September 10th. Limit
VIII be extended to Sept. Both under
certain conditions.
Tickets TO Boston for both meetings
will be issued by diverse routes going
and returning, a great variety of com
blnations having been arranged at
various rates.
Applications should be made TO tick
ct agents or TO the undersigned for full
information.
GEO. DEHAvEN, @. Il. A.,
Grand Rapids
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Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guarantee. II
cures incipent consumption. Ii is the best
cough cure. Only one cent dose. % cts,
II Co. fA
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Publicity the Greatest Moral Force.

Here is sentiment" which a New
York newspaper proprietor sent to be read
at complimentary banquet to one of the
correspondents who had been at the war in
the east Whatever the temptation, what
ever the influence or pressure, whatever
the government itself, whatever the conse-
quencos or personal sacrifice, never sup
press news Always tell the truth, always
take the humane and moral side always
remember that right feeling is the vital
spark of strong writing, and that public
ity, publicity, publicity is the greatest
moral factor and force in our public life.
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Rev. A. II. LONG, D. D., Mount Joy, Penn.
Benevolent
UnSelfiShnesS is always rl

Unsefishness is always ready to help others.
The eagerneSS shown by hundreds of grateful, I'M
selfish people to give their unsolicited testimonials to
the value of Dr. Miles remedies is not at all astonishing:
Dear Ss:Seveneen years while engaged in writing
instantly had attack of congestion of the BRAIN
which ncapacated for then resumed the
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and violent that times fell suddenly
the floor ground Preaching reading and writing became
impossible / confined to and weight
reduced pounds expected die in short
time Provdenialy, firmly believe, induced to give
Dr. Miles remedies full trial Two bottles of
1.-The Restorative Nervne." and bottle of 1.-The Re-
Tonic together of 1.-The Liver
Sleep read write and preach In short could not wish enjoy
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like the eagles regard it my Imperative duty dear srs
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Miles Remedies the result of twenty years study
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Pills 25c sent prepaid receipt of price by the Dr. Miles
Medical Ellxhart, Ind
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EXCURSION TO GRAND LEDGE

Prettiest place III Central Michigan
and a popular picnic point. To open
the season the ID. l.. & N. will run 2
popular price excursion to Grand
Ledge and return on Sunday, June
10th. If you have never been there
you ought to go. If you have been,
we know you want to go again.
Train will leave Bedding at 9:05 a.
IN. and arrive mt Grand Ledge at 1880
a. m. Returning leave at ZOO D. m.
Round trip rate 70 cents. Children
under twelve half rate.
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RE-OPENING OF THE GRAND
HAVEN ROUTE.

Train leaving Ionia at sos D. M,
will now connect with steamers for
Milwaukee, leaving Grand Haven at
ll:l5 p. m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaving Ionia at 11:49 a. M,
connects with boat for Muskegon, leav-
ing Grand Haven at 2:30 p. m.
Train leaving Ionia at 4:2S D. m,
connects with steamers for Chicago.
leaving Grand Haven at 900 D. M,
daily except Saturday.
After June lst and until September
18th, Saturday trips will be resumed.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-06-13

MANY of the citizens of Rainsvlle,
Indiana, are never without bottle of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy in the
house, says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This remedy
has proven of SO much value for colds,
Group and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without it. For sale
by Holmes ~ Council.
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All Is Fish. Etc.

Spacer (of Daily Kazoo)--I called to In
terview your husband on the
Mrs. Blcckcr-He's very i'll; just now
he's unconscious
Spacer-lndccd; sit right down, my
good woman, and give me the facts for an
'obit. st. Louis Post Dispatch.
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/ have two little grand children who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint
! give them Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and it acts
like charm. | earnestly recommend
1t for children with bowel troubles. ]
was myself taken with a severe attack
OF bloody flux, with cramps and pains
in my stomach; one-third of bottle of
this remedy cured me. Within TWEEN
ty-four hours | was out of bed and
doing my houseworK. Mrs. w. l..
DUNAGAN, Bon-aqua, Hickman Co.,
Tenn. For sale by Holmes g. Cornell.
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Enormous quantities OF maize are
grown In China, India, Austro-Hun-
gary and Italy.
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- New discovery Will brace you up In a week.
500 with WRITTEN GUARANTEE TO Cure Nervous
putty Loss Of Sexual Power I'm eith her sex, nvsuna
~ omissions nom any cause. IL neglected such
toupes lead ~ consumption or insanity o. 90 per box
~ matt boxes for s5 With every s5. order give
sWthten guarantee 10 cure refund the nsney. Adj
dress PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland Ohio.
sold by Holmes a Cornell, Druggists.
Bedding. Mich.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION

POPULAR PICNIC POINT,
Seven Islands Resort at Grand Ledge.
OF course you want to spend delight
full Sunday at this popular place. The
ID. l.. q N. will run low rate excur-
sion on June 10Th. Train will leave
Belding at 9:05 a. M, arriving at
Grand Ledge at 1880 a. m. Return
ing leave at ZOO p. IN. Rate IS cents
for round trip It's beautiful place.
The herald., 1895-06-07
On the Mt. Lowe Extension

PASADENA, June 6.-The Herald cor
respondent hau the pleasure of visit
yesterday from his brother, Ii. X. Heffie-
man. who is an attorney of San Diego.
A trip up the mountain railway was
much enjoyed, then tramp four miles
farther up the trail to Crystal springs,
10 which point the extension is being
pushed as rapidly as possible. the camp
of the graders now being less than mile
below the springs. The latter half of the
trail passes among the great pines with
which the mountain side is covered, the
cool shade being indeed refreshing after
the full effect of the suns heat has been
felt on the first part of the trip, where
there is no shade. The view from the
upper point of the trail is magnificent.
Overhead and all around you are the
stately pines towering into the blue of
heaven. and covering the mountain side
with their grateful shade, while away IN
the distance stretches the fair San Gabriel
valley. covered with orange groves and
fertile fields, and in the midst lies Pasa-
dena, the Crown of the Valley. A little
farther back Los Angeles may be discern
ed then the background of the great Pa
cihc, and away out on the horizon Santa
Catalina island shows a distinct outline
above the blue of the water. When this
extension is completed the line will no
doubt enjoy heavy patronage and de-
servedly so, for it is a delightful place to
spend q portion of the summef.
The herald., 1895-06-07
SEATS FOR THE PARKS
Estim ates for One Hundred Ordered Flu
nished

Estim ates for One Hundred Ordered Fur
nished
The board of park commissioners in
adjourned session yesterday ordered the
plans and specifications drawn for the
proposed new band stand at Westlake
park. The sketches for the proposed work
will be per cent of the cost of the build
ing, and per cent Oh the plans submit
ted are accepted. The proposed stand
will cost between $500 and $500.
Ex-Mayor w. H. Workman brought up
the subject of seats in the various parks
of the city. superintendent Meserve
called atten tion to the present condition
OF the park moneys and cautioned the
board to go slow in the matter of addi-
tional purchases for any purpose. Esti.
mates and sealed proposals for 100 new
additional seats was ordered to be Sc
cured. The cost will be in the neighbor-
hood of 500.
The proposition of purchasing three
band stand pavilions now located at Syc-
amore grove, for use in Hollenbeck,
Elysian and Echo parks, was considered,
but not finally agreed upon. The price
asked for the three stands is $3.50 each.
They were OH exhibition at Chicago dur
ing the Worlds fair.
The board accepted the invitation to
parade in carriages on independence day
at their own expense, and then ad-
jOuTned,
The herald., 1895-06-07

church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Loop of Los Angeles, assisted by
Rev. Wren of this city. The wedding
was pubic one, and the church was
full. Handsome decorations adorned the
church, and the preparations Tor the occa-
sion we're extensive. After the ceremony
was over the. bride and groom retired to
their home on Sixth street, where re-
ception was given their many friends.
The Whist club will be entertained this
evening at the residence of E. A. Padg
ham.
The Fourth of July committee raised
over 500 the first hour they were out yes
terday afternoon. The local celebration
promises to be an enthusiastic one.
The news reached Pomona this after
noon that II. A. Broughton had been de-
cared elected city attorney as result of
the canvass of the returns by the superior
court. In this case J. A. Owen will have
TO vacate the Office, after holding it for
two months as elected on the Prohibition
ticket.
Dr. Frank Heitzig of st. Louis. former
classmate of DR.. +. Hardy Smith of this
city, is visiting Pomona. DR.. Heitzig is
an expert with the microscope. He will
locate in the valley.
Frank Scott has opened the cigar stand
formerly run by John Sutton but which
was closed few days ago.
The herald., 1895-06-07
Two Accidents

PASADENA, June 6.-Last evening o.
J. Real, who lives on Mary street. was
returning home in spring wagon with
his four children, when the horse became
frightened and shied into the ditch at the
side of the road, throwing them all out.
Nj. Real was run over, but not seriously
hurt while one of his little daughters fell
upon the axle of the vehicle next to the
wheel and clung to it for some distance.
when she dropped to the ground being
considerably bruised about the head and
back. DR.. IL. j. Macomber was sum-
moned and gave her necessary surgical
attendance. The others were uninjure
The horse ran directly to his stable.
Anoher accident which occurred this
morning had more fortunate termina-
ton. though it was narrow escape. Miss
May England was driving a pair OF horses
attached to a surrey, which was occupied
by Mrs. England and three lady friends
from the east. who are visiting them,
when on turning the correr of Moline
avenue into Colorado street. one of the
wheels caught in the car track and over
turned the whole party. One of the ladies
escaped injury by Jumping; the 9th ers
were thrown out. but Miss England hung
on to the lines although quite little
bruised by being dragged for some dis
tance. The carriage was somewhat the
worse for wear, but the occupants were
none of them seriously injured.
The herald., 1895-06-07
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
Marriage of Well Known
Young People
TWO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
The Scheme to Annex North
Pasadena
Preparing for rloonIight Excursions -rlount
Lowe Extension-His Rhode Island Rec
ord-News Items

PASADENA, June 6.-Last evening
Mr.. Frank l.. Heiss of the tlrm of Heiss
Bros, and Miss Cora +. Ritzman were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents on East California street,
in the presence of about fifty invited
guests.
The house was beautifully decorated
with a porfusion of flowers and tropical
plants, and beneath a floral canopy the
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. W.
Phelps. The blide was attired in pale
blue silk crepon. with white satin cor
sage, cut decollete, and garniture OF point
d'Alencon and seed pears.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom led the guests to the adjoining
home of the BRIDES brother. j. w. Ritz
man, where a sumptuous wedding supper
had been prepared. The bride and
groom lett for a short wedding trip later
in the evening, and upon their return
will make their home with Mr. Riztman
until their new residence is completed
which is a sift from the father of the
bride. They will be at home to their
friends otter June 10Th at 80 East Califor-
MIA street 49, ~.
The herald., 1895-06-07
RIVERSIDE ENTERPRISE
Rousing flaiority for Street Bonds-Citizens
JubiIant Over Both Elections

RIVERSIDE, June 6.-The election to-
day in this city on the proposition to
issue 500, 900 worth of bonds for street
paving and improvement was carried
with rousing majority. One thousand
and ninety-five votes were polled, which
is about 80 per cent of the total vote OF the
city. OF this number $40 were for the
bonds and 155 against. In voting these
bonds and the carrying of the elec-
trio bonds yesterday, insures for River
side a fine electric lighting system and
good paved streets. The intention is to
utilize the fine water power afforded by
the irrigating canals to run an electric
light plant, and lights will be supplied
in large numbers all over the city. in
Guiding thorough lighting of the famous
Magnolia avenue. Seven miles of avenue
will be macadamized. The ci tizens gen.
orally are Jubilant over the result of the
elections.
The herald., 1895-06-07
noonIight Excursions

PASADENA, June moonlight
parties of all kinds are cry popular Just
now. fair Luna being at her very best
and the evenings bsng perfect in every
way for trips ana excursions, of which
Pasadena always enjoys her full share.
Last night merry party of young people
enjoyed IL trip to Monrovia on their
wheels. partaking of a supper at Mon
Iovia. after which they are said to have
taken in a minstrel performance. At
any rate they had jolly time. The party
included Mrs. Duncan, Misses Fisher.
Emerson, Winegarth, Robinson, Mohn,
Lisk and Buchanan, Professor Chambers
Messrs. Gates. Sanderman, Hodge. Rob
lnson, Breed, Buchanan. Taylor and
kunzman.
Another party OF young people enjoyed
q straw ride, but the bicycle remains the
favorite vehicle not only for daytime
trips but at night as we'll. Tonight the
Crown City club takes run to Los An
geles and about forty wheels are expected
10 start.
Saturday night moonlight excurs ion
to Mount Lowe will BIZ made, the COM
plny running two trains for the purpose
The herald., 1895-06-07
Pulling the Record on Him

PASADENA. June &C. S. Howard
showed the Herald correspondent a cer-
titled copy, under seal of the court of the
sixth judicial district OF the state of
Rhode Island, of the complaint and war;
rant of the chief OF police of the city of
Providence. showing that the Rev. Co
H. Il. Rowland was found guilty of the
charge of assault to do bodily harm to
Mary A. Holden, and tned $40, which
he paid September 8, 1891. This is of
some interest in view of the fact that he
swore upon the stand in Pasadena that
he had never been arrested before, and
the further fact that there seems to he
some still in Pasadena who believe him a
m uch maligned man.
The herald., 1895-06-07
Epworth League Meeting

PASADENA, June 6.-The Epworth
league will hold meeting tomorrow,
Friday. evening which will be interest
ing and to which all friends of the league
are invited. 1t will be as usual at the
NJ. Il. church. and Mrs. f. S. Wallace has
charge of the programme which is as
follows:
Paper, De ,elopment of the song-Frank g.
Turner
Vocal solo-Dr. J. T Parker
Paper, National characteristics in Music
Miss Morse.
Overture to Midsummer Nights Dream, Men,
dessohn Mrs Wallace and Miss Tyson
Trio piano violin and flute. Mercadante-
Miss Tyson, Charles Greene, Henry M.
Greene.
Lies Dream Is O'er-Miss Peck and c. A.
Smith.
Piano soo-Miss Morse.
Fear Not Ye Israel, Dudley Buck-Miss
Pearl Smi h.
sche 20 from piano forte trio op. l No. g.
Beethoven-Miss Tyson, Charles s. Greene.
Henry NJ Greene.
Annie Laurie. guitar paniment-Win
Jone..
Nocturne op. 1873, Francois Bchr Miss Ty-
ton, Charles 5. Greene, Henry NJ. Greene.
The herald., 1895-06-07


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