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General Manager.

ATLANTIC AND .pANvILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT NOVEMBER
IL, 1890
Leave shippers Compress Wharf. daily
DanviIle and all Intermediate stations.
Norfolk. s:25. p. m; West Norfolk, SIS n
m. Leave Lawrenceville daily except
Sunday at 600 a. m, arriving at Dan
vile at 0:3U IL. III.
Connection made at Danville and JEFF
frcsS Junction with Southern Halfway
system: al Dcnniston Junction for Dur
ham. South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division Of the N. and W.
X. r.
Pullman sleepers between Danville
Ashevillc. Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets ON sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk, w. v. II. williams.
Agency, Portsmouth:
VIM. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
CliAS. o. HAINES,
c. d. OWENS,
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Mill Feed.-Market steady: Bran. sl4. 90:
shipstuff. or middling, $40. 90: msal, white
bolted. per SO lbs. S9hG41c.
Hay-Marylpnd and Virginia, No
Timothy, Sl7.06Gl7.50: No. .. sic. 5O@DlG 90.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay, $500
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
N E0J ! NORFOLK AND VIEW
hl " ( Rktl,tSt)AIl

n, VI, Ns r Nh e'1,IH MN; N1SI EI l,,',,,
$3.50 ..nlc In Effect February %, lSyG.
i,eafe Norfolk, duly except Sunday.
m, 800 u: nj, $3.50 p. m.nnd ON sat,rGayns r.
only at 200. p. M.
l.eay.. occsn View, daily except Sun
day. s:l6 n. m, 1000 n. M. 1900 noon. 200
j.. M. j.. M, G;l0 p. IN. and on Sutur-
days onE u! 1:SO p. M.
Leave Norfolk, Sunday 900 n. m, loo
n. m, :p0 y. M, 300 y. IN. 800 y III.
cave Ocean View. Sunday. 1000 M,
l2;po noon. ZOO u. M, 20 y. M, GOO u. M
w. ~ GARRETT. Jr.
General Manager
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enlUI'ilItun.

Schr. Jonathan Sawyer. from Maco-
ris with Il cargo of sugar. which went
ashore on the outer bar at Sandy Hook
on Thursday. was foatcd carly yester-
day morning. and passed In at Sandy
Hook in tow.
Schr. John T.. Kranz (of Boston, Me
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Peanut MnrLet.

Market-Quiet: Prime. 34c.; strict
~ prime, 3lac. fancy. 3sc.: common
Spanish $40.
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Continued on Eighth page.1

Messrs. Horace S. Peed and Jane,
NJ. Jordan have formed Il co-partner-
ship under the firm name of +. NJ Peed
& Son, to conduct the ship chandlery
and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue.
October 1st. 1924. se3n-su.tu.tf
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Cash Quotations: Flour was quiet
and easy: prices. unchanged; No. 9.
spring wheat. 60kQ61Bc.; No. 9, red, Ga
Qt6o;sc.. No. 2. corn, 2Ss4c: No. 9, oats
a9Ac. Mess pork. $Ss7lsGs9: lard. s5l2,s
Qs5.l5: S. Il. sides. s4.75I4S0; d. S.
shoulders. s4.62h94.75; S. C. sides, $50
$5.12k. Whiskey, S1.29.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.

Norfolk. Va. March %, 1896.
Fish-Mackerel. No. .. in kegs. $500;
new. small. sl2.50: new. medium. So 90 &:
No 3, In kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family
Roe. half barrel S2.75: North Carolina
Cut Herring. S325Q3 .15; Eastern. in bar
rels. STE.
Mss Pork-New, sl0.5O.
Ham--Pork. 5000.
Hams-Smithfield-. 126I3c.
Bulk Meats-CIear ribs S575; fat
backs, Use; bellies. 5asc. as to size
pieces; pork plate. S4.I5.
Shou!ders-SuGar-cur 6l4c.
Bacon-Shoulders, sac.
Brcasts-Sugar-cuted Sc.
l.ard-Pure lard. tierccs, Gls@6a.c. as
to cases and tubs; 7Ac. over tierces: com
pound. ave; tierces. IN cases. sc.
Cheese-Cream, 10c.: Western Diary
9@9iac.
Butter-Market firm; New York State
dairy, new. 2Oc.; fresh creamery, 24dp
25c. Western. 16M20c.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: 112 degrees. sac
60 degrees. ike: Red. $50 degrees, Toe
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I'Isavl.IEns c,;,pE.
1iE NORFOLK. ALBENfARLE AND
n,,>. ATLANTIC RAILROAD co..
., 49,! BETWEEN NORFOLK and
:. samon. VIRGINIA BEACH ser r:easr.

'hS w. BCNI ~ W VAN NOltDcN,
THURSDAY, FEB. G. 1885. Al
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
>, Leave Noriolk--7:9v n. M, mixed: 9:20 Il.
~. STOPS only at ThaiIa. Lynnhaven and
m nv in;; is;So y. IN. local cxpress $3.50 p.
Leave Virginia !'encl-9:o0 a. m. local
iG Hrr.,l il!D a. m. mixed: 2:l5 p. M,
or.nn express; $50 p. m, stops only at
ocehha. Lynnhavc:I and ThniIu.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,,,, leave No"foli-9:20 II. m, stops only mt
, niiiin. l.ynnhnven and Ocenna l:GU y m,
ioiai cypress; 1850 y. M, local express
,.,aNc Virginia ltcach--10:iU "a. m, local
,Npi.ss; ia, y. m. local express: 1 80 d,
ILL., III Stops only ~ occanu. Lynnhaven and
iiaihs stop only Gil signal ut intermc-
u,ats staiionS 10 put OH or take on PASS
III. j.; i.nca ENricss Trains make the
'Fji' ~ inrty-lirc minutes.
mar Tar Is attached to all passenger
Na'hs. Seats 70 cents each
Il. J.. HOLLAND,
General StIpcrlntrpd.nf
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New York Market.

New York, March 23.--Flour-Dull and
easy; winter wheat. low grades, S2.25a
2.S5; do. fair to fancy. s2.s5@3. go; do,
patents. SS.soQ425; Minnesota clear,
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The Few and ouwcrrnl iron paIac,
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
!NGION and ls1RFOLK will ieuvo
daily as follows
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3d. SOUTHERN
O>h Railway Co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 9Th, 1886
SouI hound. NORTIIBoUND.
80 q, NJ .'...Norfolk.. AR 500 y. IN
20, p H. ky.. Selma. Nv 1852 D. M.
''V' r. IN. Ar. Durham Lv 1884 a. M.
''2o p m Ar...Chupcl Hill .Lv S:45 Il. m
a:$, y. NJ. Ar. liillsLoro. .t.v lo:e5 II. m
~? y. III. Ar Elon College Lv sis n. m.
ga y. m Ar. Greensboro .Lv $40 II. m.
These trains connect ut Greensboro
WIN main line trains reaching inc prinrI
east. 80" ''o"tH-
,idn,GShot ticket office open THIRTY MIN
Matthew street. ' Vi
10 FOR tickets and fun information apply
!. a. %ErGEEAGER. city ricke,
!: + MNNSGNiM,iKE;i! cir s2I. i,assenxcr Ast
&c nn'i iIayettc streets. NoriolE' IN
- ,HiSl;EN: General Supcrintend't
!, NJ mil', Traitic Manager =
W. ~ TURK. General IaSs.iip.r A.,
trhrrai ,,iiccS-l"GO PENNSYLVANIA ne
nue.. Washington. ID. {. I'VE
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GrR1n.

Peas-Quiet; Black-eye Peas, $1,000
$50 per bag; Black. 75@ soc. per bushel;
Clay, 60Q60c. per bushel.
Corn-Southern White. o4035c.
Oata-Steady: Mixed, 2sc.; white. 30c.
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N : : AorfolkaHsstern
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /. 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

$40 n. m.-For Richmond, Washington,
LynchburE and the West
4:35 p. m.-Vestibule limited for Rich.
mond and Washington. Stops
only at Suffolk. Wavery and
Petersburg.
$50 p. m.-For Petersburg, Lynchburg,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive Norfolk daily, s.25 a. m.
IL :35 n. m. and 900 p. m.
Tickets and NIL information at station
and 126 Main street
W. B. BEvILL.
General Passenger Agent.
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earOceri~.

Coffee-Stronger and % cent higher:
rio. common, l61a0l7kc.: Fair, 1871 a.
lac.: Good. 2o42O%c.: Choice 2lQ2lHc..
Laguayra. 81 l-3c.; Java. 29@30kc
Syrups and Aolasses-Steady:S yrups
Bright 1SG23c,; Fair Grades, lG02oc !.
Porto Rico. IL, 20 and Gee. as to grade
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet: Fair,
20G Csc; Good, 36Qp40c.: Choice, 46c
Flour--Market was steady; West
ern Spring Wheat Best Patent
Family. $40; Winter Wheat. Best Pa,
tent, Family. S4.35; Winter Wheat
Choice Patent. s4.15: Family, sI.05:
Choice Straight Family. $3.50; Good
Family, 1915: Fair Family. 81 80: Good
Family $685.. Fair Family. 50 20
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, $1,000
Ito. as to grade; C. A. 55G65c., as to
weight.
Rice-Milled. 506c.: rice. In rough, &c
Q30c per bushel.
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ElEEULE Z SOUTHERN R, r, co,

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT Noy. - I>.:.
MAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK daily iCNcrpt Suu,i.IyI 10 n m Iu,.
Elizabeth city. Edcnton, Mackcys Ferry.
K"psl, I"Ettry, hvih,i.oi.. .tc. ComIIccis
AZ follows: L'aiy CcNccpt sunday, Tor.
llymou,h. ,lamssville. Willimmatuii ana
Windsor. IL ESDAY. THURSDAY and
S.trU RD.hN Tor all lundinys on t;hownu
:. nrd ,'cmn on MONDAY ana FRI
DAY for Scuppernong river. and WE'D
y r..SbANS !ur Salmon Creek. CONNECT
Ing al Eellliaven with steamer virginia,
Dare Cor Mhklcyvilic: South Creek. All
rola. Washington and intermediate land
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Arrive washington at............ 6:tS a. III
-. ~ -. 4'rnu. Is.E
l.v. Washington ot.. 500 IL IN ,!.U !, Ia.
Ar. Philadelphia ALL: 10 II. IN. iUiG :; m
Ar. Nrw NOrk........ 200 -. m I2S " M
South Bound IL. & O. Penn. K. f.
In Nm ori. at. II 10 a. M. 10 H. n.
lv. Philadelphia at. ::3 y. m. 3lS d. m.
Ar. Washington at.. 4:3U y. III. G:lS H. M,
Steamers leave Washington at 200 d. H.
Arrive ut Fortress Monroe at. i:.sJ a IN
Arrive ut No!folk at............. 30 u. m
Arrive ut Portsmouth at...... S:Oh Il, IN
The TIP down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
steamers OF this company IS uns,irpy ssrI
The steamers are comparatively arw h.y-
Ing been built In 1891. and are nt,ed up
Jric LIGHTS, call bells and steam heat il,
each room The tables are Supplied with
every dclicacy of the season from th,.
markets Of Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on sale at {! !: O. ticket office =
& c. office. nj w. T. Wakes & Cos
Office. wharf.
For further information ;.oply.
d. J. CALLAHAN
Telephone. al. AGENT.
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Merchants &MinefS' Transportation Co
DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH.
FRIDAY at s p. m. FOX BosToN.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY at p. m,

FARES 70 g0s Jon AND PRovI.
First class. including meals and sa-
Second class. including meals and 81
FOR sAVANN Ali - -"
at a. M,
Fare-First class. Including meals
Fare-second class, including meals
Ferisha !,le Freight sent Via. Providence,
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
at tho Same rate as by direct steamers to
Boston. ~
Perfshable FreiEhts not received later
than 5:sJ p. IN. on sailing days of BoBton
ships; $50 sailing days of Provideice
SHIPS.
r. II. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk, Va; ST
A. D. STEBBINS, Asst Tariff Mgr. q
w. T. TURNER, General Pass. Ag't. az
r. q. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager. Il
General Offices. Baltimore. Nd, ~
ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND f5Tsr-
BALTIMORE CO..
Commencing Sunday. September. 1ss,s
1895. the steamers OF this line will loAyS
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday and !
Saturday night for Baltimore, and leayss
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
ut y. m. "a n e s So
Ersight receives only on sailing dayS
Telephone ( WINK. RANDAIIsSss3Ss s9
Asana s
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK 4:iO j.. IN. daily ,cxcc.,t sunday Tor
tnzancth city. I;denton ana way-stn-
tons Connects ut Elizabeth 9Th with
The steamer Neuse ,rucsday. THURSDAY
m;d 'r,mutJ ior N"wncln. Ocri.cukr
IaT,!Inp Muieh~.,I Tity I<inStnu niSI
Goldsl,oro via y and n. G. r. r., and for
Jacksonville. Wilmington. y. e., and ali
stations On the w. y. ana \ +. Il
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ARRIVE NT NORFoLk

MAI. AND EXrKitSS daily texccpt
teNccpt SuniaNI al 1913 II. M connect
wmn all rail AND .tcams lirrs. at Norfolk
STA lions Il, -. East Main SIrc,i W.. VI
toik. aud :, western depot. E' reishit' S sia.
tioh ~ N-'' '''tt
!, h O. Ij;i;Ic;.iT ATGi EENA DISPATCH.
MINiON LINE b';m ZEN ali points X ~ NJ
ana Fast Ma Norfolk and SHrroI,;;> % In ~
Carolina t'h
freight received daily until y. m. ana
forwariiy promptly AT low rate 'a
For iuItnrr information apply to tho
General Ofhce OF the y. and s. Il. Il. Co.
Norfolk. Va. 80
General Freight and Pass, Agent
NJ Is. KING
General Manager.
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Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. W. DUVAL & CO.,
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk. Va,

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL AMI
all kinds Of machinery Of the most i'm.
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice, Particular attention
to steamboat work. DtiNALS PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRGLES are ths
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler tubes
Taey can be inserted In n few minutes by
any engineer, and are warranted to stop
leaks.
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Receipts lily Rail ana steamer.

Office of The virrinian.
Norfolk. Va. March 9J. 1876.
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hp 40 NORFOLK AND
B& mi CAROLINA
3 g Q d. Nc RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
DECEMBER s. 1895.
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ODD FELLOWS.
Continued from Page I.

Quartet-A. b. Totten, baritone; A. c.
Leonard, first tenor; Z. III. White, second
tenor; Charles II. Garn!ss, bass.
Electrician, John L. Chace.
Master OF floor work, j. w. Thomas;
assistant, r. p. Elliott.
The orchestra music for the work was
rendered by six memters of Saba bita
Lodge.
Among the visitors were Deputy @. M.
Ellery Ii. Bromley. district 66, George A.
Taylor, w. j. Newman, T.. 4. johnson,
Silas A. Wheeler, Fred NJ. Scudder, M. +.
Ashley and ID. ID. g. NJ, A. N. Shaw Of
district 62.
Lodges Represented abbatia, King
Phillip, Good Samaritan of Taunton,
Orient OF Attleboro.
Committee In Charge OF the Visitors-S.
ID. Reed, Waiter Garter, &. III. Lincoln,
N. j. w. Fish, Charles s. Anthony, j.
tred Barlow, Jr.
Roger WILLIAMSBURG Branch commit
tee, p. q. nj. Lindsay Anderson, John
Campbell, George Il. kiliner, q. ID. Cum
mlngs and Archibald Martin.
|. Tuesday evening, April 2s, 1896, will
long be remembered as a remarkable gala
time in the history OF Rhode Island Odd
Fellowship. Roger Williams Lodge will
receive full measure OF praise for its en-
terprise as illustrated at this time by its
intelligent and painstaking committee of
arrangements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-29
AN IRATE ISRAELITE.
Rosenblatt Chased Customer Who Used
the Word "Sheeney."

Edgar X. Pnrrott of New Haven. Conn. n
soEp peddler by trade, would have fallen in
heap in the office of Chief OF Police Baker this
forenoon had he not been held up by the
strong right arm of city ball policem man John
w. Pointer. Parrott was exhausted, and SO
was Henry Rosenhlatt and his son Sammy.
A few moments before this happened Par.
rott went into Rosen blatt's place Of business
on Union street and wanted to get LIGHT Of
glass. lie was waited OIL by Nr. Rosen blait.
but could not be suited. PARROT said he
would wait for the son IN come in as he
knew just what was wanted. but Rosen blatr,
Sr.. did not like the idea of having any one
think Rosenblatt. Jr.. was any better sales.
man than be, so RoseDblatt and Parrott got
into a war Of words and Parrott said some
thing that sounded like "sbeeney." and then
started for tine door. Rosenhlatt and the son,
who had come in the back door ran after
him. One of the Rosen bla,ts threw large
piece OF glass at the flying man, but did not
bit him. but did strike Joseph W. Nickersop,
agent for the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals, on the foot. and the glnss
was broken into thousand pieces. The
Rosen blatts continued tho chase, and all
landed at the office or the chief out Of breath
and mad. RoSenbla wanted Parrott ar
rested for breaking a ligh. of glass at his
store, but Deputy Chief Egnn, who acted rs
arbitrator. told them all 10 cool dcwn. When
they did. IL was learned that Rosentlatt
broke the glass himself. but would drop tho
matter IL Parroit would pay for u. "Not by
"A darned sight," said Parrott, and then
things began 20 'urn in favor Of Parrott. aud
none saw it quicker than Rosenb blatt, who
said he didn't wish 10 make amy charge and
left the hall. rs did Sammy. The latter can
thank his stars that MIR. Nickerson was not
hurt. for Nr. Nickerson saw Sunny throw
the glasA
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ghr raoe OF tho Actor.

James O'Ncill has n distinguished look
Ing face. johnson ouco remarked that no
mans facc had experienced "suoh wear
and toar' as Gasriok's, and the expression
could be applied generally 20 most actors.
The actor has 80 consiGcr his face, os ho
thinks aud feels and trics, often instinc-
lively, 10 mike 10 correspond with what is
Nithfn These efforts form process that
tolls upon tho lines aEd cordagc of the face.
as training does cn tho athlete, all tho
unintcligcnt fas and flesh seeming to- wear
OFT. 10 IS, moreover, some test OF the truth
OF physiogncmy that all great actors hayo
como 90 tlic!f profession with nno faces.
James O'Noiil Is pro-eminont In this rc-
sDoct.
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WILL GO TO ATLANTA.
Providence Doctors to Attend Session of
American Medical Association.

Island physicians. some with their wives, will
sail from New York for Atlanta. Ga. They
comprise DIR. Gardner I. Swsrts. secretary
Of the State board Of health: DR.. Frederick
T. Rogers. who Is IN charge of the excursion.
Medical Weekly; DIR. Edmund q. Cbosebro,
Dr. Jesse l.. Mowry. DIR. Joseph NJ. Bennett.
Dr. Hunt OF East Providence, Dir. Sanders OF
Westerly, and DR.. Curley OF Newport. The
object Is TO attend the convention Of the
American Medical Association and also a
meeting of the boards Of medical examiners
10 formulate some organization to determlre
do about accepting certificates from other
States. etc. the idea being to protect leeiti.
mate practitioners. The party will be gone
two weekp.
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FOUR COMMON DRUNKARDS.
Two Men and Two Women Sentenced in
the District Court.

Four common drunkarGs were brought be-
fore thu sixth District Court this morning
two men and two women. They all pleaded
guilty. Daniel Cropin and l.. c. Coliven each
COS nine months. They appealed. Nellie
whpple was sent TO the State workhous- fer
nine months and Gary Gardner went 10 the
same institution for six months.
james Mcnamara pleaded not guilty to tho
charge OF making an assault On John Essex,
and was held until Tuesday for trial.
Laura Eori. 10 years old. who has been in
the custody of :he Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Children for three years. wos
sent to tho reform school during minority. as
the officers OF tho association could not do
anything with her.
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NOTICE.
Special Meeting of the Wakefield Water
Company.
watencld. r., L. Anil ie. Isss

Wakefield, r.. l., April Il, 1885.
There will be held on aturday the second day
of May A. ID. 1895 a. the Belmon, House In Wake
field X. !. at 1890 A. NJ. aepecial meeting OF the
stockbo oldcrs o, The corporation TO ascertain
whether or not The stot khoidsrs viii vote
ist. To cancel the present mort gage for Sibo,0o0
now held by the Merch antiie Trust Company OF
New York, a. d destroy a a the bonds and coupons
secu. ed thereby.
aud. 10 retire oil outstanding obligations in the
form OF floating debt
srd. TO issue new FIRST mortgage 20 secure the
payment OF stOO, 90 in bonds payable thirty
years after date IN gold and bearing interest at
the rate Of five per cent per anBum.
9Th TO issue n second mortgage 10 secure the
payment OF siO0,0c0 IN bonds payable In thirty
years after date In GOLD and bearing interest as
follows. at the rate Of three per cent per aunum
for the n st nye years, tour PER cent ler annum
for the next succeeding Ave years and six per cent
per annum for the next succeeding twenty years.
bih TO authorize the president IN the name and
be half OF the corporation TO apply 20 theGenefa
Assnfnbiy at ~ present session Tor such amend
me nts 20 the charter of the corporation as will
able 10 20 carry out such and so many OF the
fore going proposit ons and changee as may be
adopted by the Bsockhoders
eth 40 ascertain what steps the corporation
vii! take 20 provide funds to enable the corpora
iop 20 pay tle interest on iis bonds already due
and 10 cnebie Il TO carry on ifs business.
lib 10 90 any and alt Other business which
may properly come before shid meeting.
- A. ID EiCIIAkDS.
scc's. Wakefield Water Co
N2 1Ot
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Heavy shipping hogs, s3 IOa3 %.
Cattle, 1900.
shesp, 20,0co.
Wheat, May puts, 49,; calls, 49,.
Wheat, July puts, 63ls; calls, 647s-6i.
Corn, July puts, 30i4 IS; calls, ,30is-lab b.
Curb wheat, ....
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MANT Ed.

y,icsc., SPOT cash prices paid for SECOND
HAND FURNITURE. CARrITS. PIANOS
and JOB Lots OF MERCUANDIsE 81 10
MLYbOSsEI SrRtEE
GEO. L. ROBINSON. kuctioneer.
miS-u
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T. %. sTETSoN. Patent Solicitor snd ~E
rert. qs Murray ST., New York: cstabiiehs(
is55; reliable. attentive ab~@s
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PATENTS.

PATENTS = Barrels OF money in eoci
Patents- Patents procured .nd sold lowste
terms; "Hints 20 Invsnfors.' hand bcoks
m siled free. Clark psemsr To, ler Breads
way. ". Y. 40 Nv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-29

TO LET-The lower portion OF house, No
80 Tohey street; parior, two bad rooms,
dining room and kitchen, bath room. closets.
etc, and two bed rooms third floor: range ia
the kitchen and all modern improvements;
small foiniiy preferred: posses sion riven May
/; rcnt SO a month. Inquire 5l4 brondw way.
tf. r21 Ut
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Room (permanent): rent must
be reasonable. best OF references; South Pro-
vidence or Pawtuxet preferred. Address Box
r, News Office. a29 Bt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-29

FOR sALE-Buitonwoods Cottage, partt
ally furnished. Apply 10 ID. Russell Brown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-29

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-Bay View house, Silver Spring
good view Of bay: Is rooms. large dance hall.
barn. bar room and house lots John NJ.
Holt. ef4 Westminster ST. "a aS %
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sITUA TToNs WA ANTED.

wANTED-situation to wash and iron, or
bouseclcnnine by the dny or the hour. Ad-
dress Fox KS News Office.
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30 FURNISHED soasbore cottages to let at
Brant Rock, by month or season, from so TO
$50, good bathing, cunning and hsLing: also.
for sale. miles from X. X. station, farm uf
20 acres, boIse 2 stables and other outbuild.
inRs, near ripe groves, b-ryies, etc. a hns
place for poultry raising, $1,000. FOR pnrticns
lars address {. J. opraeue, Brsnt Rock,
Mass. spa &c
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTEL-YounG man. experienced news,
stationery or cigar business. desires situa-
tion: permanent place considered before
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-29

FOR SALE = Well established boarding
house. II rooms. liz South Main ct. az9 %
FOR SALE = On East side. house Of IL
rooms; all modern convenionces: suitable for
private or boarding house; tive min utes' walk
from p. o. Apply between IL and 2. M.
IL Cady st., of Benefit. s29 &c !.
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40 LET-Lower tenement. rooms on hoor,
In attic. at No. 20 Wadsworth street: new
house: modern improvements: separate en-
frances. Inquire at No. 2S Wadsworth 81.
%, AZ
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TO LET-A pleasant upper tenement. FIVE
rooms on floor. modern improvements. large
yard on line of electrics, six minutes walk
q postoffce: rent reasonable. Inquire on
premises, No. 81 Hospital St a20 &c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-29

TO LEl-wssbington sqaare House. RIVER
side: ~ rooms: two minutes walk from rats
and electric cars. Apply p. Higney. No.
NORTH Main ST., citv. al7-I2s
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TO LET-New cottage on Irving avenue. 10
rooms. all modern coz veniences. j. ID. Fur
long a. Co.. III North Main 81. a206t