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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
TIE Tribe n CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 81 tSpeciaII-Cnder The inspiration
@ higher cables wheat prices early showed an al
vance n sc % sc the close OF Tuesday, oUt
tre appearance Of showers in the Northwest and
prediction f-0n Washington % general showers
sor -le Eako-as and Minnesota tonight and to-
morrow lost the market al its early advance III
+he lasc hour. There was some broadening out
Of sDec-Ia-iOn. foreigners were buyers here. The
hvves- led -ha selling the last hour ttsaln
rero-ts were quite numerous from different por-
lions Of he Northwest about noon July opened
AZ sEc 70 size sold between 6S4c and 67isc. sellers
and closed a. 5Sc sellers May closed az 6oc. SELL
ers Liverpool I'D 10 ID higher; Paris up equa
70 &c 70 sc q bushel. Advices Of an unfavorah-e
1osit.on 81 France were numerous Liverpool ex-
rla.ued IFS strength was a result Of Continental!
demand FOR cargOes. Cearances were $4,000 bushels
Shipping sales here were 800 bushels; The seaooard
reported eleven loads for export The incident OF
The day vas very large buying early by schwartz
Dupee supposed 10 be for foreign account The
selling OF futures was By Clifford Bartett-F>razier
and by the concerns with The closest connections
with The Northwest CARROTS a. Minneapolis ana
corn earlT and II its best showed &C advance
oyer TuesGay- This all gone az the close, and
the deferred futures finally showed 1sc 10 z4c under
Iueslay liy o2sSo a. q Sr soc ,1eS al as
There was an n Western offerings but. on
f Sos 2 COG 1 o1it 100 go asaeis Charters we're
made for 100000 bushels. The INSPECTION was 40
cars with SO cars estimated for FRIDAY. Liver
pool WIS ss6 higher; clearances were large $4,000
bushels Elevator people We're the best Ss4Si >.
Considerable Increase II receipts Is expected here
through June.
oars followed corn I'D a small fraction early. but
IN on &c Elevator people made better pur-
sss- II ard were the best sellers Of futures IN
the pit Local receipts We're 3S3 cars, with 435
ears estimated for aboard clearanceS
were L.. 600 bushels. Weather conditions keep
favo-abs. Shipping sales mere We're 100000
bushels.
FIaxseed was practically unchanged. May and
cash 81 -: September 81 272: October, 81 - sell
At the three points there were p cars OF
seed. compared with 10 cars last year.
Provisions we're quiet Armour continues sup
port lard IL small way The outbid provision
Interest IS light. Hog receipts liberal cash de-
rnanc only moderate Pork lard and ribs tonight
showed 2-c sc under Tuesday after dull day.
There were $4,000 hogs: prices al the Yards were
eIac 20 &c lower. There were s., 0Oo hogs n the
Vest, against Z. 0oo last year; the week packing
same week last year
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Dipineno Notices.
WinsIow, Laner & Co., II Nassau St, n Y. City.

w iusiuW. Ldulcf q ~, is TNdSbdu Ot, I've Siky
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR BANKI1G-HOUsE ON AND AFTER JUNE 1sT
American Cotton Co Dividend $50 Preferred Stock.
Blackboard County. Ind. Court House IS
Cincinnati. Richmond a. Fort Wayne Ry. Co First Mort
Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh r. R. Co. Dividend 14So
Dunkirk. Ind, Street Improvement 6s
Evansville Ind. School Refunding 5s.
County Ind, Gravel Road Is
Marion County Ind, County Is
Pueblo. Col. Mortgage Is
Pendleton. Ind. School IS
Pittsburgh Fl. Wayne Chicago Ry. Co. First Mortgage
Is. Series F. Second Mortgage Ts. Series NJ
June 1900
Ednburg. Ind. Water Works 9s
West La Fayette, Ind Water Works Co. Is
Greenfield. Ind. Improvement Bonds.
Jonesboro Ind. Main St Improvement Is
Marion County, Ind, Funding 31zs-
June It'll.
Greenfield. Ind. City IS. Series No.
June I1tn.
Hancock County, Ind. Funding
Marion County Ind, Refunding
June 18th.
Greenfield, Ind. Improvement BondA
June Goth
Decatur County. Ind, Annual SIS
3nth.
Indianapolis. Ind Refunding Series C.
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SUMNER HOMES
ERIE RAILROAD

aid New York, SuSqueharnd Western z r.
In NORTHERN VIEW JERSEY. ORANGE, SUI
LINAN AND DELAw ARE COUNTIES. NEW
YORK: AND PIKE. MONROE AND wAYNE
COUNTIES, PA
TO those interested IN nadinz summer
amid the most attractive surroundings boe "szl
Summer Houuss'' be % assistance
Send six cents N STAMPS D. Roberts
Agent, 81 Cort2ndt eall The
Erie Railroad Offices; III Il3 Broadway
i5e East I23th ST. and 27S West I=5th Columbus
New
BROOKLYN; sal and fulton St % Broadway sx.
tons Foot Chambers 81, West I'D 81
Send &c. In stamps for Fishing
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TIE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE At THE BASKING-HOUSE OF
n. W. HARRIS & COMPANY, II

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE At THE CLEARINGHOUSE OF
n. W. HARRIS & COMPANY,ss
81 Nassau street. y. Y. c.
JUNE 1ST, 1900.
Boone, Ia. Water Works.
Clarke Co. Wash. Funding
Clarke Co. Wash, Reminding.
Clinton Ia Independent School District School Funding
Creston, Ia Refundng
Danviile, Ills. School Building
Decatur Ills. School Building
Dubuque. Ia Water Co. 1st Mortgage Gold.
Galveston. Tex
Guthrie Center. Water Works.
Henry Co. Ills School District No. l. School Building
Jefferson Ia Water Works
JessarTline Co. Ky. Turnpike.
La Porte Ia Independent School District School Fund
La Sale his scnool District No. =
Lexington. XIV Reminding.
Nenard Co. Ills. Court House
Norfolk. Va. Atlantic City Ward Improvement
North Yakima Wash. Funding
Ogden, Utah, School.
Orawa, Ia. Electric Light.
Remington. Ind. Water Works
Rockford. Ms Edison Co.. Mortgage GOLD
Warren Co Ia, Rounding,
WilnneIte his. Fire Engine House.
Wilmerte Ills. Rsfunding.
TIImette Ills. Street Lighting
JUNE I'd, 1900.
JUNE 9Th, 1900.
JUNE 10TH 1909.
Fort Dodge Ia. independent District Reminding.
JUNE 18TH. 1900.
King Co. Wash. school District No. 90 so Seattle
Pierce Co.. Wash. School District No. 8.
JUNE I'D, 1900.
What IndeDendenr School District
JUNE BOTH, 1900.
Nappanee. Ind Water Works
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THE RIO GRAyDE JUNCTION
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE COUPONS Of the
Second Avenue Co. n Pittsburgh. due June
LIST. will be paid a. Banking houses Alex.
Brown Sons. Baltimore. ana Brown Brothers Co..
a I. RRAEN. IR-. Ts.AxurAr.
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Dipioenn Notlres.
Dipibenn Notlres.
The Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
16. t6, 70 & y William Street,
New York.

COUPONS DUE IN JUNE ARE PAYABLE AT THIS
OFFICE ON AND AFTER JUNE !, 1900 AS FOL-
Lows
Albion Gas Light Co.
Alliance Water Works Co.
Boise City * Nampa Irrigation Land & Lumber CO.
Chattanooga City Water
Columbia Gas Light Co.
Connellsvile Water Co.
Ceadon Co.
Ewood Water o. Ind.
Paramount Coal & Coke
Huntington Water Co.
Jamestown City Water Bonds.
Rearuey City Water Co
L.archraont Water Co
Merrill
Midland Terminal Railway CO.
Mobile & R, co. Mtge. s per cent.
Napanee Water Works CO.
Philadelphia
Castle City Water
Peoples Street Ry Co. Scranton. Cen'l
Sharon Railway Co.
Sheldon
Scranton, City OF.
Wichita Water Co. Cons d Mtge.
JUNE 16 1900.
81. Joseph Water
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RAILWAY EauIPMEST COMPANY

COUPON NO. is. due June LIST, OF this Com
- pany's First Mortgage Bonds, will be paid ana
after that the Offices OF the FlnAAcia AgeLts
cOPPEI-L. & CO. - Exchange Place
New York. MAY 25sh. 1900
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ANNUAL MEETING
-hL AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co
GopGrtnersblp Notlrcs.

NOTICE CT WITHDRAWAL FROM coPARTa.R-
SHIP
Once u q O. Watson & Co,
~-'''7iA O ana Dealers DeecTaI.v- Furniture
Tapestries arc Objects d Az.
- rft Street. Borough . Manhattan New
y O4AeE u HEREBY GIVEN that 8Ir Waiter
-2-.1ez1 has tAs GAY wiLil4Fzwn from the above
.---e- partnership 4 4 Q. WaEE1p & CO. The
60 w. 1e -1Eriuue6. her-tcocro ey remaining
partners Al Tie sd6
-Alea MAJ . 1890 Il o WATSON & co.
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finanriaI Glecticus.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Building Is Broad St. 100
New York. May Slst. 1900
At A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company held at the oies Of
III C-ornDarv. City Of New York, on THURSDAY
MAJ 3lst 1900 the following named gentlemen were
elected Directors the Company for the ensuing year
COILS p. HUNTINGTON,
HENRY HART.
2 GATES,
EDWIN HAWLEY,
SAMUEL. THOMAS,
GEORGE Il MACY,
RUSSELL SAGE
GEORGE J. GOULD,
T. JOSEPH HELEN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01

United STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
IS Street May 23rd. 1900.
y ELECTION for eight Trustees and three
Inspectors of ensuing election viii be
hsd Al the office Company 9th OF June
next 1the rst Tuesday, between the hours of Il and
49, HENRY I. THORNELL.. Secretary
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06
vUYE POR THU SCHOOLS
Hg-HFTHarwEw
phe nlaetian TomorroW Afternoon
~ a Very impprtant one
for Killings,
HgHsvsMw
THAT NEW BUILDING
zHFE1sss-Tsr
Ansf iie llaa and liool Trustees
Elected The Women shoala
All Turn Ont

Infn nnt N lhe sphnal election tqWar
FnW afternoon, from \ 10 4 a'nIpok Al
IhA snnfh sido aphnnl hnnap, and nlpal
MesRpa MoaHl Mills and irnWpll n
!EnhFepH of this diffFlnF MI Fred n
p0HleFl who WaR nomlnatea by bin
fIIpnds, haa withdrawn from lha Fapp,
whinh lnanFra Ihn election M fhe lllrpf
npnFlnmnn namndl nFnYidnd 4 move
nlnllI dopa nor deYplnp M thn last MON
nnE N nlenF aopAone who has not hpnn
Ioanlarlg nnmlnafpa Anph movements
llnYn dRYnlnIled hnf0rn IN liIllilaa aphoNl
plhnIlonal nnfWlIhAEnndinRa the sohnpl
Inv nrnyldpa that nominations for lrnHs
ipp4 nlnsl he dlad With tha lnAra afp
anyH hpfnFe tla plaotIp1 lholp " 4
FnnaTl III plFpnlallnn thaf Hndll n mpYaf
mont VIII dpfnlnp tnmpFrnW N ahnnla
hnFp mAdn Ao1a Fphaal trnAInpR and
slInnll ~ rp'fInfIpd while na hnfInr
nnW lllnMnnl pAn hn nhasnll lhnn aonaF
tnF FlFHWpll The women pan gptn nnn
IlpY annnld hn ont IN fnrppf
lnAIlnI ~ aFen nlnIn inlpapIan0n
lllan flp nlnaIlnn III nNnd IruaInnHI III
lln nEnpaaltloll ~ hnlll Tho alanirl tql
fla,nlln fnr tna nnlllnsr M nFpnllnA A
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

peW seboal bnllainR, vhe bond,ng
proposition must eargy, m tbs snhooIs
Will suffer II III " defeated, children
petWeeu the pRes of aud years must
big excluded ff0m Tho seE0ols uasi year
on aneounl ~ laok hi foon, Or the high
snh0ol mast he closed, Neither of
these things musF happen The Womeu
can also yoto on lhN bonding pFopo
alllQn, Which lupef runeive Il majority 0f
all votes oaet NJ Tho elpplipu M carry,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06
THE pLANA pAsE
The Arsnmenls N rnnnssl Iiesuu Last
lueAdnYs

M4ahlngtou Anil II The arga,
mont ~ tha case III eenatoI Clark ~
Montana Wpk beauu bY eonnael f0l tha
llamorialIst lodny lpfoye Tho senate
o0mmiffpe nn privileges apd elections
Arthur 4 ltlFnN,, ,onunsel f0f the mem
pFlAIlFta, WAa tho iFsI speakeF lla hes
gan hy lArlnR down the l1noluai0ns M
fhe Inv npon which the inpnnrlaliafa
real Ihnlr case hnl sala Innt no nlfRFt
would M mndn ~ makr much III those,
hpopufe tlley oonelderpd tllair paae Was
fno alFnnA " lpal upon my moro fneh-
nipallty l'he faplH WnFn strong
Hlrnpy ponlpndpd lhal Nr ulafk had
pfronla \ pandldnle Aa.nAFlg nH AnRnsL
lans, and dnlnFnllnnd IN Rn ~ the son
alp rnHnFdlpaa M Nh fnnsllefalipns M
Virtue And mortality Whlln nlaiming
lhf nnonsHily fOr WlffIlnH lnp rnnlrol
N slsIo alfplFH from Ilalyi niAlk, when
nn llln WiInpAs efand haa hppl ontirply
Hllnble ~ Hlpfa ~R pAso IN winch llalg'a
poNnf llad hppn Hkprflanl IN npp0slIluA
70 thp boil inIplesIF N lIe Rfatr'
lilrnay commented Al IpnHth an
llllFk'H lastlmnnyl nnnlendluR thnl tlla
eonAf0f had prnspnfqa llnlANlf III n nlnFt
nnpnflahln nnHltnn IllFupg had unl
WHOM The pnInmlllnp nj |
0'flpff NalaaGnea ae!Il fhnIgday
lMlaR VI tha pa0l hanIth M MIA,
FnWnI llF lnWnE and fNnllIg, WHO
IpnnlflA AnIIlnd hpln llnYn 1painna III
InHaln al IillInn, I'M NllInD nl000 lhav
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

meet negf Monday night 10 canvass the
vote eatt Ut the city election last Mon
day
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Church Notes.

@#SM%# @S~#s@a S#&@@ @@s@ &@s
Regular services next sunday as usual
af the Congregational church Preach,
Jag sf / i d. fp and 40 81, m. v. r..
y. kg u at q 40: Jnulor q, II, A , 80.
All stifsngs free.
Rev. j. w. Banpet. n EozemaD. pre-.
siding elder. will preach, morning and
evening lit the M II. church the com,
ing Lord's day. The Sacrament u the
Lords snpper viii be giYHn at fhe
morning service. business meeting
0f the stewards viii be held Saturday
night Sunday school IA IA :8oi Junior
League. $3.50 and senior League ~
/ 4 no r. NJ,
Boy 81 "a stall viii pseaell al i.au'
rel and Park Gasy Hnxt SUNDAY, bold.
ing services ut Laurel III the m0rniua
and ~ Park Oily n night
Key, August l4obitz, fbe GermaH
pastor ef EOzemau, will bDld services
Ia tbs parl0re Of tho Congregational
church pazf Sunday at Y o'clock Il, III,
The general public III invited 70 b.
present
Baptist church services nf the court
room sunday, APRIL 4 Nv follows ~
a m, sunday kchool II il, ~, preach
| ipg, sabjanf aIbe Christ Side NJ Human
Lifei' 7ta1 p M, Business sussess ~,
What has the 0id Book 10 do with
Success III These Timnefp
AekG kpudy, usual sepiees M tbe
Catholic church, This Sunday IN called
Fal,a RundHy Ia gemoEy Of Tho lfinmr
pllaHt eniFy 0f Jesus iuto Jerusalem,
fnf which reason the ohpf0h 0n that day
blegsas palWs Why are tlle palWs
hlessedf Through Tho blessings 0f tha
palms tbs church desires ~ procure W
new Hraees and 10 ilnpaft NJ w Whole.
SONS lessons VIZ pray lpd
IQ praleet IN b0ay aud soul lh0sa
who aagfg palms devotion,
Te bless the dwellings iuln which
palms aFp brought n frne tilem from
All misfnFlves and ~ shelter lhem With
Hia hand
To therelu brings befole vi, how aod
signlfglnR tho redemption eYeu by life
less Ehiugs, hnF by flc 0ptFanop into
lefasalpm With palms, represented The
victory ~ Jesus lyer tho pFinna of dArkr
ness and Nv the olive hranpllpe, llle
fnllness N mercy, that W., rpaardIng
this mysfeFIons nlepnipg, tpny pray fa0d
fnr eFaee N yaIlgulsll, through laanA,
the Kingdom nf hAfnn lIAt iiunllg,
deeoFated With lhp paIlni Wp nlay hpar
palI IN Hls gl0Fiops rneprfeollpn
We pray dod N iuprpasp IN ~ fallh
Ana ~ alga ns Hrnnn Tint nR Wp henF
Ihe palms and nliYe hfAnplee In nnl
hnnakt NJ MO Ilay R0 forth ilnurishinR
Win fhe nrlllla ~ fighIenuhnnAv ~ moot
deHlls With Ann1 work md tlnt follnW
lna tho penpla III lFraol In ii apIlifnAl
lnannpf Na magl hs fnilh Ana The fas
m0Yal NJ ananaalsl nlpkp Ifp1Y fpr Him
\ WAY nleaI from All alonog NJ HIunhs
Linz mud nlIansoi nlny npnnly onnfeFF
Him and WIKI IN Ills fontaleps, lllll
NlFh HIM wapnfpr Ihp hpNYNalg lIarpt
HnIHul
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06
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lfifna Afp Anl Nnlrflnlls Npntnr, linl
IlpmAnH III slnNr

lna demapa fnl wool IN linBlan qnn,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

Baptist church services MI the court
room supd#y, APRIL = Nv fplloWsi 10
a. m,. Sunday school ~ h, ~, preach
inv, sllbjeat aIbe Christ Side of Human
Lifei'' 7f1n h. M, Business sussess ~,
What has fha nid Book ~ do with
sgoeess III These Iimnafo
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

Rep, August Lobitz, fbe German
pastor ef E0zemau, will b0ld services
In the parlors Of tho Congregational
church naxf Sunday ID \ o'clock i, III,
The general public ii Invited 70 be
preseul,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

Boy q, q stall viii preach al Ian,
rel and Park Glsy nnxt sunday, bold.
ing services Ut LAUREL III the morning
aud at Park City at night
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

rlWluR NJ thQ pQ0I hanllh m Nlsl
foNpr ~ paWaI ana fNMl!gl WHO
Ipnnnfll antIl0d hero llpYp 1peIdpa n
lngnlp ~ lilllnl fnI Which nlann lhap
lnfI lnaAf, AIr linNal'a hpalfll would
Nnl ppIlnll hni llYinA III lhlH nllilni0
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-06

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

tion, but not perfect in attendance
Lillian White Mabel Meeson, Blanche
Seymour, Lura Shrieve, Laura Watts,
Ethel Crawford Cora Drake, Maud
Whipple, Ethel Henry, Cora Burrill.
Mildred Meader, Ethel Sunderland,
Hattie Bell Lora Haven, Lille Hunt,
Gertrude burlington. Winifred McCus-
ker May Tierney, Bessie Webb, Bertha
Schmidt. Jesse Shurtleff. Flora Hop
kins, Fannie Gardner, Isabel Streeter.
Charlotte Meader, Emily Buckein, VIII
liam Bottomly, Arthur Chandler. Ar
thur Latham. Leo Hines. Frank How
ard. James Hamilton, George Hines,
John Cation. Fred Howard Walter Gun,
Fred Hunt, William Arnold, Henry
Hines. Talent Curtis, Chester Jones.
Butler Moulton, Philip Seymour, Err
nest Hayes and Fred Jordan.
Miss Mary Merchant visited her home
i'm Warren, yesterday, for the first time
since her recovery from her recEnt ILL
ness.
David Theroux, at one time employed
by r. Dillon & Sons, and later by the
Budlong Company, has severed his.con-
nection with the last named firm. and
is now employed by Marshal Wood the
Eden Park milkman.
Before a large crowd, Cranston High
ushered in the base ball season at Au-'
burn yesterday by an overwhelming
defeat of the East Providence High
school. The game. which was the first
scheduled game in the Interscholastic
league. was played on the new grounds
near Eden Park. and demonstrated the
fact that the local boys are a fast set
of ball players.
The features of the game was the
batting of Cranston, who secured %
! hits with total of 33 bases. and the
pitching OF Thurber. who struck out
IA f.. p. High school men.
The teams lined up in the following
order: Cranston II Hgh-White, catcher;
Allen. lst base: w. Thurber, pitcher:
Wickett, centre: Bottomly, short; M.
Thurber right: Hamilton, third, Towne.
left f.. F. High--Dyer. centre: Allen,
third. James, pitcher Townsend. first;
Lincoln. short stop: Tobin, second;
Bent. catcher; Ahles, left: Johnston,
right.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Catherine j. Dimond. wife or
William James Dmond. died at mid
night after long illness of consump-
ton aged ~ years.
1t has been ordered by the probate
court that Frank b.. Wilson be APP
pointed custodian on the estate of Ed
ward III. Chadwick. until letters testa-
menrary are granted, bond $500.
Miss Kate Bosworth, sister of Ly-
man b. Bosworth. is seriously Ill with
but slight hopes of her recovery.
The repairs on the stone crusher be-
ing made by the Surveyor Alexander
G.. Fales are nearing completion ana
the crushing of stone for several pieces
of new road Will be commenced next
week.
T.. Il. Wilson, foreman OF carpenters,
National India Rubber works, has been
laid off permanently and one or the
subordinates who has been there FOR a
number OF years Is talked OF as his sue
cessor.
Repairs have been commenced on the
dwelling house of late Charles A
Greene by the purchaser, A. +. Ne
rome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

as her majesty. attended by a brilliant
suite. boarded the yacht. which steamed
reaward AT l;15 y. m, amid the firing
OF a royal salute by the fleet and
hearty and prolonged cheering from the
ahrongs lining the ,waterside.
Before her departure from this city
the queen briefly conversed with the
lord mayor and the lady mayoress. and
expressed her regret that she was
obliged 10 leave. She said she had had
a most pleasant Wis T. and intmated
that she hoped TO b. able To return.
The queel conferred baronetcies upon
the lord mayors OF Dublin and Belfast,
ahe title of lord mayor on the mayor Of
Cork and his successors OF the Office,
and knighthood upon the mayor OF
Cork and the mayor OF Londonderry.
Her majesty gave e10O0 to be dis
tributed among the poor in the Dublin
hospitals.
BY the queens command Earl Cado-
gan. lord lieutenant Of Ireland. has
published the following:
~ ne queen is very anxious before
leaving ireland. where she has spent I
most agreeable time to express through
she lord lieutehant e. her Irish people
how much gratiied and how deeply
touched she has been by her reception
here during the three weeks she has
spent IN this charm ng place.
she has bfcl received by all ranks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
MAcHIMISTS' UNION.
Mass Meeting Under Its Auspices in
the Labor Temple.
Interesting Address BY President 0CoansIl
OF the International 8ody. ,.


The mas meeting ned in Labor Tenn
pie last evening was addressed by Jo-
seph O'Connell. president of the Inter
national Association Of Machinists, OF
Washington. ID. c.
In part he said that the order is
working along the lines of least resist
ance and is steadily increasing nv
membership.
Arrangements have been made to
hold q conference aay II with the rep
resentatives of the International Metai
Trades Association, composed of manu-
facturers who employ machlnists
throughout the entire United states.
In this conference the following
questions are TO be discussed; The nine
hour day. minimum rate of magistrates
of overtime, the regulations OF appren-
tices' and a number OF subjects OF les
ser Importance.
An agreement will also be made 10
avoid labor troubles.
Speaking of the local situation th>
speaker said tne Organization was
growing over 900 members being on the
roll at present Referring 10 the strike
and consequent lockout at the Moss
berg and Granville Manufacturing
Company's plant. he said it might have
been everted had the superintendent
shown good judgment in handling the
request for pay for overtime
The announcement was made during
the course of the meeting, that the ac-
tion of the local lodge was indorsed Dy
the national officers and the Mossberg
and Granville shop would be declared
an unfair one and union men warned
not to work there.