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The age-herald., 1900-02-22
AIiPoints Will he Keooncilod

Washington, February 21.-The conferees on the financial bill were in session nearly all day and the indications are that all points of dispute will be reconciled soon. Messrs. Brossius and Overstreet, the house conferees, urged their points with much in- sistency today and at times this promised to cause protracted contest, but differ ences were adjusted and became less acute at the end of the session. The senate mem bers, when the conference adjourned, ex- pressed the opinion that an agreement would be reached tomorrow. saying the dir ferences were not such as to indicate very much more contension. After the confer ence adjourned Senators Platt and Spooner joined Senators Aldrich and Allison, going over the bill as tentatively agreed upon, particularly with reference to phraseology The largest questions still remain open.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
MIR. LANIER'S STATEMENT
Explains the Trouble Between Clerks
 and Palitz

Bessemer February 21.-(Special )-W. D. Lanier. president of the Clerks union, in speaking of the recent trouble between the unton and the Messrs. Politz, Second ave nue merchants, said in an interview this morning:
 '"In the trial of the members of the griev- ance committee of the union yesterday for disorderly conduct there was no evidence given proving that the clerks or any com mttee from the union were disorderly or threa tening toward the Messrs. Poltz. Neither was there any evidence offered proving that any weapons were carried by any of the committed On the contrary. 1t was proved that the pistol displayed on that occasion was the property of MT. Po- litz, and that he had 1t in flis hands when the policemen arrived, but was prevented from using it by MT Culley and Officer Christlieb.
 "Mr. Politz swore that he had repeatedly been annoyed by committees from the un- ion who requested him to close his place of business at o'clock, as all other mer- chants did. He did not claim that any threats had been made against him, and in the present case states that no violence had been done him. On cross-examination the elder Politz stated that he started to- ward his pistol, but was prevented from getting 1t by s. H. King, who is not a member of the union. The younger Politz then got the pistol from a showcase and had it pointed at King. but was prevented from using 1t by W. L. Cu1ley and John S. Randle until the policeman arrived, who secured it''
 MT. Lanier also stated that the evidence had been taken down by a stenographer, and would be published in full so that the public can judge for itself who was re- sponsible for the disturbance.
 There was no meeting of the city council last night. It was the regular night for the meeting, but & quorum was lacking.
 Mrs. John H. McCune, of Avondale, and Mrs. Will Woodward have been in town yesterday and today visiting friends.
 Mrs. T. F. Robinson and Misses Elise and Virginia Robinson leave Friday for Mobile to spend the carnival
 Miss Bessie Dexter, who is at school at Marion, will come up Friday for short visit.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
VACCINATION ORDINANCE
Passed by City Council of Huntsville at
 its Recent Session

Huntsville, February 21.-(Special)-An ordinance requiring all persons who reside in Huntsville to be vaccinated was passed last night by the city council at it's regular meeting. The health authorities reported that there are three known cases of small pox in the city, and recommended general vaccination to prevent spread. The new ordinance takes effect five days hence, and it requires that all persons exhibit a physi- clans certificate or suffer heavy fine.
 The council acted upon a petition recently presented by a large number of business men, and set aside the first Monday, Tues day and Wednesday of each month as horse traders day. On those days. local and for eign traders are invited to engage in their vocation free of city license. This measure ds expected to bring in a great deal of trade and make Huntsville one of the best live stock markets in Alabama.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Station Agent at Scottsboro Narrowly
 Escaped

Scottsboro, February 21-(Special.)-Last Sunday night at S:30 o'clock an attempt was made to assassinate w. H. Smith, the railway station agent at this place. Mr. Smith was seated at his desk sending a message, and some party from the outside deliberately shot at him through the win dow of his office, the ball narrowly miss ing his head.
 R. S. Skelton, president of the turnpike commission, has returned from Columbus, O., where he has just closed a deal with the new National bank of that place for the sale of s75,OO0 worth of Jackson county turnpike bonds. They have placed a certi- fled check for s1.OoO to insure good faith. The good roads people are rejoicing over the prospects of turppikes.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Relief in Six IIOurs

Distressing kidney and bladder disease re- lieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure" It Is a great sur prise on account of It's exceeding prompt ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and back, in male or female. Relieves re- tention of water almost Immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold by Collier Drug Co.,. Bir- mingham. Ala.
 2-2S-thurs -fri-sat-1yr
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR CAIN" MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
 SAPOl..lO
lives. While not dead yet, he cannot re-

lives. While not dead yet, he cannot re- cover.
 There has been filed in the office of the judge of probate here for record, mort gage from the Lafayette railway to J. c. Griffin, trustee to secure s40,000 worth of bonds issued by the road. The mortgage is on all the company's property, real and personal equipment, warehouse, right of way, track and roadbed. MT. Griffin is cashier of the Lafayette bank. The road is uwenty-one miles long, standard gauge and Is doing an excellent business and never misses dividend.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Mrs. wintioy,s Soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING. with PER- FECT SUCCESS. It SOOTIIES tho CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN; CURE WIND COLO, and Is the best rem edy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
To start Next Week

Huntsville, February H.-(Specfa!)- local mana cement of the Huntsville Electric railway has announced that the cars wdl be running before next week has passed. The generator, which has been expected since tast July, arrived iasit night. Presi- dent du Pont will give d trolley party on the first car over the railroad.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
BRAKEMAN FATALLY HURT
Fell from Train Near Salem-Opelika
 News

Opelika, February A.-CSpecial) )-Brooks Ellis, brakeman on freight train No 31, on the Central of Georgia railway fell off Of his train near Salem this morning and most of the train passed over him, crush ing off both his legs and horribly managing him. He was brought here, but after wards carried to Columbus, Ga., where he
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Death of Mir. Isankhead

Huntsville, Fehruary 21.-(SpecfaD- Friends in thts city have received informa- tion of the death of Ms. Bankhead at Court land. Mrs. Bankhead was the mother of Mrs R. B. DuBose, wife of the former pas- tor of the First Presbyterian church here.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Republicans sent For

Washington, February 21.-Representative Tawney of Minnesota, the republican 'twhip'' of the house, has wired all absent republicans to be present on Saturday. This is understood to be for the purpose of having all republicans present at a confer ence to be held Saturday night on the Por- to Rican tariff bill.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Roots Manager Wants a Fight

Chicago, February 21. L. M. Houseman, manager of Jack Root, today issued chal- lenge in which he agrees to back Root against any middle weight in the world, Kid Mccoy and Tommy Ryan preferred, for 5000.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
Seeing Is Believing

To thoroughly understand the laws of re- fraction and to know the science of lens building Is to be an optician. A graduate optician at the Birmingham Optical Com pany will examine your eyes free. (Rear of Norton'S Drugstore) tue, thu&sun
The age-herald., 1900-02-22

1.-Two jewels-time and good advice" Two boon companions, Hoods Sarsaparilla and pure blood.
The age-herald., 1900-02-22
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

oAA0 hAjVA0x1 Boz. VIoO2O10O C6ms
Byfem starym miesska6cem, mialem patent
byfem wyborca, jestem obywatelem, ia! a
wy mote ME jeste6cie MIN, wyi- To md.
WAC, Thenardier postapif krok ieden ku lu.
dslom sto1acym kolo drswi i dodaf trsesac
SIZE Kiedy pomysls, 4e on o6mieli3 sic prse.
movie do mnie, jak do jakiego partacsa
sxewcal- Potem xwr6cii stq do p. Leblanc i
W nowym napadsie wScieklo6ci sawolaf:-I
w1edscle 5esscse o tenn, panic flosofei Me
1estem ia c1fowiek podejrsany, jal Me jes.
tenn ia csiowiek, kt6rego imienia mkt ME
1na, i kt6ry prsychodsi sabiera6 dxieci DO
domach! Jestem dawny ~Aolniers francuski,
p~owinienbym mice krsy4! Bylem pod Wa.
terloo, ia! i podcsas bitwy uratowaiem led.
nego 1enerafa, nasywajacego sia hrabia ME
wlem jak! Powiedsiaf mi swoje naswisko;
ale jego psi CLOS tax byl oichy,..se go ME do.
sstyszaiem. Poslyszalem tylko Aerc. Wo.
lafbym nazwisko jak podziekowanie. Dope.
m,ogfoby mi to do odssukania 90. Ten O..
braz, ktory widsicie, a kt6ry byf wwymalowa-
ny Przez DaWlda W Bruqueselles, wiecie ko.
go on przedstawia? Prsedstawia mnie. Da.
wld chciaf uniesmiertelniG ten csyn woienny.
Mann tego ~jeneraia ma plecach i wynosze 9o
wsr6d kartaczy. Oto historic! I niQdy ME
zrobil on mic ola mnie, 6w ieneral: ME wiz
cej on wart ME inni! Jestem s~olniers pod
Waterloo, do stu tysiscy kartacsyl Ateras.
kiedy bylem Ma lyle dobry, ae powiedsiaiem
wan to wssystko, skohczmy, potrseba mi
pienisdsy, potrzeba mi duio pieniedsy, DO.
trzeba mi ogrom p~ieniedsy, a1bo samordujs
was do pioruna!
Marjuss ~zapanowal ookolwiek mad swem
wzruszeniem j sluchal. Ostatnia mosnoA6 no.
watpiewania znikla. Byf to " istocie tan
sam Th~enardier, o kt6rym byla nova " tes.
tamencie. Marjusz zadr1al ma to wvm6wke.
kt6rs miaf wlaanie tax ~fatalnie usprawiedli.
vic. Jego wahanie sic p~owiskssyfo asie 3ess
cSe. Zreszts, we wssystkich tych Alowach
Ihenardiera, W glosie, " ruchach, W spoi.
rzenlu, kt6re z kaadego slowa dobywafo
lskry, W tym wybuchu skaaonej ~naturyg, kt6
IA ukasywala sic W caiosci, W tel misssani.
ME spodlenia j przechwaiek, pychy mix:
c~zemnosci, wscieklodci i glupstwa, v tym
chaosle rzecsywistych krsywd i falssywych
ucsuc, W tym beswstydsie sIego czlowieka,
z rozkosza popelniajacego gwaft, " tel bes.
czelne1 otwartosci nedznej dussy, W tel DO
aodze w~ssystkich cierpie6 j wszelkiego rodsa.
1u nlenawlsci, We wssystkiem tenn bylo COZ
tax ohydnego jak zle j tax bolesnego lax
prawda.
Nationwide Dawida, obraz mistrsa, kt6.
rego kupno p~roponowaf p. Leblanc, byl to
Pc prostu, jak sic csytelnik domysla. ssvld
1ego g%arkuchni, wymalowany, jak przypo
mlnamy sobie. przez niego samego; to jedno
pozostato mu z rosbicia " Montfermeil. Te.
rae, kiedy przestaf saslaniac 6w obras, Mar.
1usz m6gf mu sic prsypatrsec i W masaninie
te1 ro:poznal istotnie bitws, to dymem IA.
snute jednego csfowieka, kt6ry ni6si dru.
giego. Byf to Thenardier j Pentmercy. sier.
sant wybawca i puikownik uratowany. Mar.
1usz byf !akgdyby pijany: Ten obras pr.y.
to juz szyld ssynkowni W Montfermeil. bv}o
to zmartwYchwstanie, gr6b sic otwierai. wid
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

~SeHo"Ao VopOrom, KCOry SIG tax
weseli. Jednocsesnie ogromna twars ~naieAo.
ma, barwy siemistei, ufazala sie we dr.W;.cb
Re strassnym usmiechem, kt6ry odkrywal
ME ssby ale KY. Byla to twar. cslowieka .
toporem.
= Dlacsego sdiale6 masks, krxvkna}
: w~6ciekloscia Thenafdier.
- Dlatego 4eby sic smiac! odpowie.
dsial csfowiek.
Cd kilku civil p. Leblanc sdawsl sie
bacsnie aledsic wsxystkie rugby Thenardiera.
kt6ry ~saAlepiony wlasns w~sciekloScis. cho.
oxf tam l napowr6t pc swojei norze, ufny W
to, 3e drzwi 80 strse4one, &c on, usbroionv.
trsyma " swej mooy cslowieka b~esbronneeo.
l Re lch Jest d~ziewieciu prseciw jednemu, "a.
chu1ac Ihenardierowe tylko IA jednego mea.
csy.ns. w chwii. kiedy prsem6wil do czio.
Wleka 2 toporem, odwr6ci{ sic plecami do p.
Leblanc.
+: Leblanc skorsystal z tel chwili; noga
odtrscif krseslo, piescis st6l, i jednym sko.
KEN, z sadsiwiajaca xrsczno6cia, sanim The.
nardler Mat csas sic obr6cic, snalazl sic u
okna. Otworzyc je, wskoczyc ma framuee,
prsesad.it ia, bylo to dzielem jednej sekun.
dy. Byf ju& ma wp6f Ia oknem, kiedy szesc
potssnych piesci schwyciio 20 i napowr6t
wciegnsao do nory. By1i to trsej umurarze",
co sic rsucili ma niego. Jednoczesnie Thenar.
dierowa s~chwycila 60 "a wlosy.
Ma haias, jaki sic prsytem srobii, :nni
bandyci sbiegi : korytarza. Starry, kt6ry
siedsiai ma @aku i zdawal sic bye pijany,
.lasf : barfogu j chwiejac sic zblifyl z milo
tenn W reku. Jeden 2 ,,murarzy", kt6repo
samasans twars o6wietlaia W tel chwili swie.
ca " kt6rym. pomimo tego zamazania,
Mar1us. posnai Panchaud, zwanego takae
Printsnierem, albo BigrenaiIlem, podni6si
ponad glove p. Leblanc rodsaj obucha, ska.
dajscego sic z dw6ch galek oiowianych DO
obu kohcach sstaby selaznej.
Marjusz ME m6gl ma to patraec. Pre-.
bacx mi ojcze! i palcem szukaf kurka pisto.
letu. Strsaf miai jus pasc, kiedy Thenardier
Me r6bcie mu mic!
Rospaczliwa pr6ba uciecski ofarv ME
tylko ME rozjatrsy2a j~eszcze bardziej The.
nardlera, ale raczej 60 uspokoila. Byfo W
MIN dw6ch ludsi: czfowiek okrutny / cxlo.
wick sreczny. Dotychczas, uniesiony tryum.
fem, W obec ofary p~rsygnebionei j ME daia.
eel snaku zycia, cslowiek okrutny panowai:
kiedy Ia ofiara zacse}a szamotac sic zdawa.
ia sic chciec walcsyc, czlowiek zreczny uka.
sai sis snowui w~yrugowaf tamtego.
Me r6bcie mu mic zlegoI- powt6.
rsyf i, ME domySlsjsc sic tego, zatrzymal te.
nj sfowami pistolet majscy wystrzelic i gro.
BID to, se Marjusz wobec tel novel fay, ME
widsac juz 2adnej koniecsnosci wmieszania
sic do sprawy, osadsil, ze moze jeszcse sacse.
kac. Kto vie, myslai, mote zajdsie cos ia.
kiego, co uwolni cd strasznej alternatywy:
Poswolic ma sgubs OLGA Urssuli albo zeubit
sbawce pulkownikaf
Herkulesowa walka sic wszczsla. Jed.
nem uderzeniem piesci W SANG piers, o. Leb.
LAND odepchnsi starego, kt6ry potocsy} sic az
ma srodek pokoju, potem u~derzywssy ma cd.
lew dw6ch innych napastnik6w, obalif ich i
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-03

Thenardierowa usluchala, jak wilcsyca
sfucha wilka, mrucsac.
Wy.r.eki Thenardier do ~bandyt6w
pr1etrsasnijcie gol
Adawafo sic, Se p. Leblanc srsekl sic IA
mlaru oPlerania sic. Prsetrsasnisto 60. Mai
PREY sobie tylko sk6rsana sakiewke' W kt6.
rel byfo ssesc frank6w j chustks.
Thenardier wloayl chustks do swoiei
kiesseni. '''
Jakto! niema pugilaresu o. .apytai.
Ami segarka odpowiedsia} jeden :
''murar1Z z:
m6wcy samaskowany csiowiek, kt6ry trsy.
maj wielki klucs - ale sillny, sta,y.
Thenardier poszedf do ksta koio drswi
l wziawssy tam wiaske sznur6w rsucif je inn.
~Prsywiaacie 60 do l6Aka rsekl
sPostrsegajac starego, kt6ry leAal ma srodku
poko1u % udersenia pisscis p. Leblanc i ME
ruszaf sic wcale, rsekf:
Csy BoulatrueQe umarl2
Nie-odpowiedsial B~igrensille on
Rsuccie go W kat rzeki Then.r.
Oval a'n1murarzy" nogs popchnsli pija.
ka do kupy zelaztwa.
Babel, pc co prsyprowadsifed ich ty.
- A10Ak DO ClCQu OO GRHOWIako
z palka-to niepotrzebne.
- COZ cheese - odpowiedziaf cslowiek
z paiks.- Wszyscy chcieli naleaec do taoo.
Fora Eta. Niema roboty.
Bariog ma kt6rym p. Leblanc leAal, byl
to rodsaj sspitalnego l6ak., stoiaceeo y. c.te.
rech nogach z drzewa zaledwiio ociosaneoo
Pan Leblanc ME stawif Aadnepo oporu. S
1e prsywiasali 60 mocno, W postawie ~stoiacei
IL nogami opartemi o siemie, do 26Aka cd
strony snajdujscej sic najdalej cd okna a
najblizej cd komina.
Kiedy ostatni wszel saciSnieto, Thenar.
die wzlaf krsesio i usiadf naprzeciw D. Leb.
lane. Fizjonomja Thenardiera smienila al.
teraz cafkowicie; W kilka civil slodycs spo.
ko1na 1 chytra zajsfa miejsce ~szalonej pwaf.
townoscl: W lynn grzecznym usmiechu blu.
ralisty, Marjuss ME m6gl posnac ust prawie
Swiersscych, kt6re pred chwils sic plenty:
W osfupieniu patrzaf ma to fantastycsna ME.
pokojaca metamorfoze j doswiadcsa} teoo.
czegoby doswiadcsyl czlowiek, kt6ryby nj.
rzaf tygrysa za~mieniajacego sic W adwokats.
Panic! przem6wii Thenardier. I
dalac mac .b6icom, kt6rzy trsymali iesscxe
p. Leblanc, rzeki:- Oddalcie sic troch. ;
pozw6lcie mi pom6wic = panem. Wssvscv
sic usunsi ku drxwiom. On m6wil dalei:D
Zle pan zrobiies, pr6bujsc ~wyskoczyc oknem.
Mogfbys sobie noge zfamac. Teras, ieaeli
pan poswoi, pom6wimy Z SODA spokoinie.
A najprs6d music panu p~owiedsiec iaks n.
wage zrobiiem; OTTO, ME wydales pan dotych.
c1as najmniejszego krzyku.
:, Thenardier mial slussnosc; tax byfo "
istocie, chociaa Marjusz W pomiessaniu swem
ME .auwaayf byf tego szczeg6lu. p. Leblanc.
zaledwie kilka slow wym6wil dotad i to ME
podnoszac gfosu, a nawet podczas walki 2
szesciu bandytami u okna, xachowal naio}eb.
see najdziwniejsze milczenie. Thenardier
rok-;l Lit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
WARREN Anp BRISTOL BRANCH

Leave Providence (Fox Point Station) for
FALL RIvER-6:so. 1880. $3.50. IL 80 a m:
80 $3.50, t:3O. $50, $50 p IN. sundays
NEWFORT--6:3O 7:30. $3.50. IL 80 a m; :3o.
$3.50. 4:So $3.50, 1881 m. Sundays--1:Su.
$3.50 a m; l:30. b:y0 p M.
$50, 1880 $780, IL 80 m; 1880, $3.50. 4:1b.
4:3O (exp), $780, $50. $780,. 1880 p m:
Sundays-7:30. $3.50 a m: 1870. $50. $50
Electric cars leave Market Square. Provi-
dence, at Clio. 7:10. 9:lO. li:l0 q m; lilo.
sundays-7:lO, $40 a m; lilo. b:lo. and
Returnine. connect with all trains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

STATE or RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence. So.
L. J. w. Vernon. Cashier OF the
above named Bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true Co the
best of my knowledge and belief.
J. W. VERNON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn To- before me this
nth day OF September. 1870.
GILMAN 4. JOPP. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
ROYAL &. TAFT.
r &. SAYLES
GEO. NJ. SMITH
Directors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.
Du|lnsss and Strength Characterized
the Days Market.
The Street Mostly interested 10 Reports
From the Hurricanes Tall.


Wall Street. Sept. 12.-The board room
was good deal more Interested in the
reports that came over the wire as TO
the cavortIngs OF the tail OF the hurricane
than IN doing the regular business OF the
session today.
The result was that the accustomed
dullness developed into absolute stagna-
ton with, however. a strong undertone
evident when any lonesome buyer came
into the market.
The cotton crowd kept things lively In
their exchange, but Wall street was dead
quiet and betrayed animation only over
the hurricane news
Mum was asked his opinion on the
cotton situation from various quarters,
but declined 10 express any I'm the present
Wild condition OF the market.
A call Is offered on 500 Missouri Pacifc
at 60 good for the balance of the year at
1A per cent.
Baltimore and Ohio reports net decrease
for August OF sos, 1876.
Norfolk and Western. LIST week In Sep
tember increased earnings $52.7O9.
Southern Railway same time. Increased
$4,000
Missouri Pacific, same period, increased
$40 600.
James NJ Kcene has been heard from.
The great bear will leave for New YORK
on Saturday, sailing from Liverpool
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.


A Time Table giving fun information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence station
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
CHARLESH.SM
Brown University and Home for the
Aged Of the Little Sisters Are
... Also Remembered.

Many important public bequests were
made in the will of the late Charles Ill.
Smith. which was. filed yesterday after
noon. in the municipal. court by Attorney
Walter r. Angell OF Edwards & Angel.
The most notable bequest is one which
gives TO Roger Willtams' Park the income
from real estate that is roughly esti-
mated 10 be. worth S200,000. This IL to be
devoted 20 increasing the botanical pos
session at the park.
tsAll the educational and philanthropic
institutions which were benefited while
MIR. Smith lived. were remembered. Those
that will receive substantial bequests are
the Rhode Island Historical society, of
which he was a inember. the Rhode
lSiaad horticultural society, OF which he
was a former president; the city of Provi-
dehce, Brown University. and the Home
for thcsAged OF the Little Sisters OF the
Poor I'm Pawtucket.
The will orders beduests 10 Rose Far
reli, his faithful ,housekeeper. and
Charles III. Smith. Jr.,i an adopted son.
which are materially changed by the
codicil which limits the son to $500 per
annum In equal monthly payments. and
bequeaths TO the former what was TO
go TO the son, the, use of the house on
Reservoir avenue for life, giving abso-
lutely. the furniture. plate, glass, pictures.
jewels and bric-a-brac, besides 800 per
month during life. Each OF the other
house servants and gardener receives a
beuuest of $3.50.
The Rhode Island Historical society will
receive $4,000. 10 be held I'm perpetual trust
and 10 be part OF fits maintenance fund.
The Rhode Island Horticultural .soci-
city received the sum Of $1,000, TO be held
IN perpetual trust, as Il permanent fund,
10 he known as the II. A. Holbrook prize
fund. the net income accruing to be ap-
piled by the society for the encourage
ment of horticulture by giving premiums
on fruit Such premiums shall be desig-
mated the "B. A. Holbrook" premiums.
Mr.. Smith also gives the same society
$1,000 for a permanent fund, TO he known
as the Mrs y. A. Hobrook prize fund,
for the announcement OF Horticulture, by
giving premiums on flowers.
The city Of Providence. receives $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
<woRcEsrER DIVISION.

FOR wORCESTER-5:5c 6:35 ,exp.). 1850
lexp TO Woonsocket, $3.50 doc. exp.l,
texp). AIS lexp. to Woonsocket), b:5s,
1868 (exp to Woonsocket. 1858 m (ac-
COM. Sundays taii exp. TO Woon-
MILLvfLLE-5:56, s;S5. 7:ss, $50. ii:5s
a IN; 23 AIS. 5:5s, 1858, 1858 m Sun
days-5;5S a m: !;Ss; 7:5S M
$3.50. 6:35. 7:25, 1856 S:45, 925. $50. LIS.
ll;5s a m; LIS, l;ss, s;so; As. t;IS. 4:so. SIS
Sayso7:s day I s:ss rs S: Ss 'io lbs a. m iss M a s
5:25. 5:5S. 6.e5. 7:25. 7:bS. 9.25 D M.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
The Merchants
National Bank
Offers to depositors and to customers
every facility and seeomn cd alton con-
sistent with sound banking.
Special arrangements made for Interest
on current accounts or on eertifiestss Of
deoosit
REPORT

OF the condition of the MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK at Providence, I'm the
State of Rhode Island at the close OF
business. September ). 1900:
RESOITR(ES
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
4 Ex-Dividend
Chicago Markets.

Reported by Lewis a. May g. Co., 2lb
Banigan Building.
Open High Low Clos
ing est. est. ing.
WHEAT
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

TRANSPoRTA Trox
PROVIDENCE LINE.
FOR Nav YORK. the SOUTH AND wEsr
Steamers Plymouth and Pilgrim
POP co'nmIssIon.

ltl commission.
ine orchestT on each
FROM Providence Steamers leave Fox
foint, providence. every c..y in the weak.
except saturdays. at $40 p n. Due New
YORK 100 a. m. Steamer ;LYMOUTH
souene5 Newport Sundays. isaying there
From New YORK Steamers leave Pier
ls, North River. loot OF Murray street.
every day In the week except Sundays.
AZ boo p. m, toucl. at Newport $3.50 a. m
boo a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply mt
oince o. 10. @. Windsor, Ticket agent.
corner or Weybosset and Custom House
streets. or on steamer after 600 y. m.
q. IL. TAYLOR.
Genl PASSENGER Agent, New York City
FOX Point Wharf