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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. III
Richmond, Va, July ., 1904.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS
4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
h (Sales8 at Union Stock Yards.) 81

Richmond, Va, J uly ., 1901.
s Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE receipts. f736 head !; market fair.
sS0d ss
az Nlc.: common to fair, "a sNc5: bulls 2l0
ee eattis oss lrssn ooWs s e. uaf
Gsad hGss SSafs Essshs head
afss! sss Sc eSSsoa
GIcAGo SscAgThEKs
S. 50 r. poor e medium sssas -; STOCK.
sss eaves So
500 Hogs Receipts to-day, 4. 900 head. Mar
keat stead to 1oc.$ lower: Mixed and butch.
bulk ff sales IS. ~. sheep Receipts. 5000
ssee ssea
tive lambs. $4,000 RS
4 NEW y OR *, JULY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dunn and common. slow, closing 1oc on bulls
and cows generally steady: Steers. s46o@6:4o;
dsscy sY
homiaa ciy dressed veais saloe
higher Sheep, s3.a5 q, VI TIERS, IS dG26:
scuils 81. 5093.0 90. Hogs Receipts. u 091 head.
Market steady. State hogs, S. 80. *
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, PA,
steady & Choice; $s.l046,25; prime, & s5.7Oa 500:
fair ST. 4oa 400. Hogs--R eceipts. 90 double
decks: market Glow. Prime heeyies.l 5000 sos:
diilO; pigs $50 6. 05; roughs, 81 "a. Is. Sheep
Receipts light; market stronger. Prime weth-
ers SA.76I4. 30 common "a sheep, $1.503o. 0O
spring 10 lbs S4@7.25; veal Ecayle1 $3.50 $500.
CINCINNATI. o., July 29-HoGs-Quie and
lower at $475d5.s Cattle-Stendy at a.259
564O.g Sheep dys at 81. rs 4.00. lambs
Steady at 50. e6dD7. 90.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
lfcorreeted every Frlday.l Y

lCOfreCteo ElVeEy y tluaS'
lFI.oIjR---Receipts continue light and the mar
lket ia slow and dull att unchanged Quotations.
WiIlSAT--Market cont lnues active FOR all wheat
IN good order and cpnd Ion; da mp and garcky
Wheat and wheat not well cleaned sells AT g
large discount; receipt very. " AZ ny
Continues Ii, good demand. with light re- q;
ceints. y A;rsISlow and dull u \ ti-rDeMand
continues good a / unchanged quota Ions Az.
sWithhlIttle or no demand our quotatlons5 con-
tinue nominal shippers arc urged not 70 SNIP
new hay here unit present heavy STOCKS are
worked off. 6 S4 4 K, . u, 81 Z,
The supply Ii equal TO demand and market
about steady. Il y u 4 &. . 4,
Other grades very dull and an huyersts aYol.
s IUpiiiaN y i.sieil,l a neA marker Nsatii
with sdownward \ endencE.ss 4 4, !,
"vIRtiiNIAs BACON Nj Ood Stock We'll cured
and free from shippers, continues IN good
demand with moderate Ereccipt u
an III ms decreasing and market
In better shape for good stock poor stock not
sPoTATo stock on hand about cleaned up
ana fancy and No. 4 wanted. ~ IS 81
iaCCyEl prs FOR THE NYIi m Nheat, u, ISL
sbisErs,F corn, S4ll0 bushels; oats ,fOt hnsh-
els; -FOUR 1910 barrels; hay, ~ tons ~
- srp IL LIN IN slso bushels;
oats, l5,i 20 bushels,
PouLTRY-LIYE.
sGnlckens, spring, large lD..s,s 10 III III y
schickeus spring. medium, lb..n. IS
EChickeiis, spring, small, ibu,,,, -
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Buffers Grandson.
'(Speciai 10 The Times, D lspa tcl

as55 N (Snecinl b 10 Tho TInles' DlsFAtcHl
!. NEW YORK, July 90 Frank Rutler,ss
grandson az benjamin T., Butler. am sns
newspaper man lately connected With. aS
morning snoring and the heat nassb I'm.
ward Of Bellevle Hospital for examine
ton as his sanity. Butler hospital res
cord gives his age az thlrt -four year.
son 3of1Ros Eytinge. tho. former act VI
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NAVAL STORES. /.

7, WILMINGTON, II N. C.,s5lJuly 2o--sP1R1Ts
5TURpEjNT thing doing: receipts 1o7
casks Rosin--steady. at 81 30; receipts. al bar
rels FAR Firm 2at si.S0; receipts, 1l6 barrels.
Crude .rhrpentirc Firm at 81. 2aa3, 10 and $500;
receipts s292 barrels. if IS .si g.
steady at bslh Sf53N c. e Receipts, 719 cascks |;
sales, 4s9 casks; exports, l22 casks. Resin
Firm; receipts 2,499 barrels sales. J. 79o bar
reis exports, SSl barrels In y.
i CHARLESTON, s. II c., July 2a..-TuRPEN-
1TINfI--Irir,n at 53hc. Rosn--Firnl
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Britain. :. see hales to France sss oss bales;
a. 100 bales; to Mexico. 2s,sss bales.

81 NEW or LEANS. n la. July ~ COTTON
Spot q cotton IN 4 light demand at unchanged
prices Sales 1000 baler. Including 59o free
Futures opened firm with prices from, 50 g
points up Liverpool was favorable and New
York came n Arm. tho oT,e ming there va =
but little ACTIVITY, and tho market remained
quiet Until near the middle Of the sess men
a. heavy buying movement se, IN causng some.
thing OF a. panic among snort he!pEa ~
LOST, prices going slightly below last night =
closing leYel. In the ttndng August gained ~
points al 10 10 and finally sold down to 10 %:
jrhe mark ct closed weak at bout the lowest OF
the day. ne unchanged to 3 points down.
5 Cotton futures barely steady ~ Ely, nominal
95sa95 81: November. az. Sc December b5fp
TO- IS; january, O. 6lG9 ec. 35 Il
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lypchburg Va, July 90, 1904, 4
sales Of loose tobacco on The Lynehburg
market for the two weeks ending July 81
iisoi, reported by John Il osesby: a
& Sold week ending July 18th. ~ !, 500 pounds;
screas e for week ending July ss, 1900 pounds
Sold from October 4: 1923, to July e, 1914 1874
% July Cd 1905 al,sos 700 pounds decrease for
''S Tho ireceps this week were very light. The
offerings continue large Of the lower grades
Of That datnsd rather
quite favorable, IN /, ~, j. III AZ & n !,
From, the reliable obtain;
si ha et he 1908 crop at leasl one-fourh
MI GnaenS 81 ss
order 8of the Tobacco association. III
h The quota tions are as follows a II
Dark Tugs. common. 400 9$S.so
Dark Jugs, medium /. y. u 3.7a @ 400
Dark iass. good !,9S g s 5sS
Dark leaf, commoni.....t.,,s.,., NY % 6.bg
B BsEk lf Isai IS
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Richrnonders In New Y ork,

ri NEW YORK, 8jnly %, q dorf. Il, ~ 4
Rrandey, Bragaer Il; 4 Pa q va
Whytc 4 Il. NJ Boykin and wife; Broa. Y.
way Central, n, 7, Cole; Astort 7:
Glary; Hoffman I eanaeror. Y I; M n ar!y
Miss II. Milhiscf; York. ". g, Neal
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RICHMOND, sTocY N ARKErs

rschmond. Va July = 2: a..5s1so4.3 ~
STATE ssEcURITII!s.a e Bid Asked
North Carolina g is3.a
NJ. 81. New, &C. and r., 1899. 9as ssN
Va. Centuries.$g-5. c. and RI. 1901. s5.s 9sA
..iTf IS ~. tils!rif cs ss
Ricbn,ord City Is. r.. 1890 1880 ::,,
~. ,4iiuh u ION Da E$3 S6S III
"a. c. H. Cert. OF Ind p. c....... ~
i Ga, SO! and Ella, list Is, 1915. 4.
Georgia and Ala. Con. 5s.. a. $50 1897 ...
Central OF Georgia Ryl Con. % n 10
and W.. PpcanDntas Is. 80
Z Rich. and Neck. LIST 4s. 1896 So. ssls eos
8lvcsterti q. ~, lsl u
& S. AZ D Il. Con- lst ~. l9;y. 4. i6s.a
5ass RAILROAD SrOCtSA Pal. $33
Atlantic Coast Line 100 l5.ss
Atlantic Coast Limo pfd 100 1H .9
attantIc Coast rs Inc com In ll5tr lis h
Atlantic Coast Line OF Con. 20 22s3
Ga. SO. and Fla. LII pfd ~ e =. =
and n 1iys5 100 2Js
Y .eaboard AIR Line W a
Seaboard Air Line com 100 sss ga
*. + Il 4 ID ~ 1. Isl CO. SrOCHS.
Broad Street Bank e, ~: g
Merchants Sattona 100 800 f3
metropolitan Bank 81 Il ya...,... ~
Rational sBa nix OF Va. 10 IFS
peteishnrS Snvsa nd ms. ..ea I9 ...#
Planters National 90 s"o
STATE Bank OF ~ 4. 100 "
& go n. "A y nOES 3ff83 8gg;{ ,5s
Va Car. Chem. pfd IS D. c..,... 10 100: Y 70.
Va. Carolina Chemical corn 10 % t. q
ya.-Car. G. Co. col TT. p.5 Co.. sols
TN I, = r1Asr,P. q. ernc I, MARK p.-r
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

f,hira 0n a nd Northwegtern con. t7B.....t..5 100
4Eiiicaso r, i. and Pacific 4s............... III
t.hica 90 r. ~ and Pacific coll. s1st
C. O. 81 and ST.. Louis gem As ......,.. 101
T.hicaro Ter1nital Is 4. 1874
gC,onsolidatcd Tobacco 4s.................... 64s
Colorado and Southern 4s....,......s...s g gf
Erie prior lien ~ esN
Eric Gene rai 2 IA IN S4a
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts........s 1olSt
louisville and Nash. Unified 410o,t
Manhattan, consol gold 1919
Mexican Central list Inc. y 81
NfiI1nIa M al GLouly 4s ......... 06k
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4. .......... 81 eo,i
Ni.rni,rL Kansas and Texas 2ds.,.......... s1Gf
national r.. r. OF Mexico con. 4s..s.....f. q N
New ork Central gen. 100
&r.arv Jersey Central gem IS. 4.
Eortherr Pacific As
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG. Va, July ss.--PEhNuTs-
Continue frm al fills per bushe for spantsh:
sellers arc asking higher prtces very few being
offered yirgintas firm at l&c aor ian, ianey stoek.
burg OF stock that had been stored IN this
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I pRr aoops MARKER.

NEW YORK, July 2a.-Buylng OF dry goods
Is not as general, and buyers are more ds.
retains its flrin tone. and if anything sellers
are moro independent IN their position than
ever The scarcity OF sEctS goods Is feature
nfophesys more activity next week.
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COTTON MARKETS. /

5 N f;yyo YORK, July 2s.--The cotton s market
opened firm at All advance ~ on near
and OF 500 points pn91ater ions In RESPONSE
20 much HrinerGcables than expected and Cons
tinlIed reports from aoine Hections OF the: belt
q claiming deterioration: immediately following
\ the new crop months ruling about ca I points
higher, while the old crop months We're prac-
n tIcaly egiected. 1t WAS notice day FOR
August contracts. but 1t was said that 4 only a
cw3tenders Nyero GU t and these were evidently
promptly stopped FOR the near positions grad y
ualy rmed up At one time were about 6o It
ana AUGUST at TO- TO- Thg adances IN late posi-
4 lions attracted considerable rea zing by recent
( buyers and there also seemed TO be- q little
selling for short accounts on the ground that
q The government report due next Wednesday,,
would make beariAll showing. These offer.
4 Ing swere about offset BY continued support
sressye effort was made TO fortp prices higher.
and Slaten in the day q declining tendency de
/ ycloped, which reduced the gains until at the
close the market 3was net unchanged 10 y
points higher. The tone OF the market was
1 steady Sales were estimated mt 100, 900 bales
Very hea y export y We're reported chief from
Z New Orleans. leading Ia material reductions In
the port tstocks s but this seemed to have no
influence on prices, Private adyices N report
that Montgomery. Ala has received new
bale, which is considerably earlier than last
year. Houston 1t was said, s had 80 new bales
and Galcstopl reported X, lbsA us ~ 5}ls
9Isg Liverpool vii be closed from over .sa turday.
EReceiptsBat the ports to-day were i. DOL bales
against 3.45B last week and $50 last year For
the week II, 900 bales aga Inst. 100 last week
Z and 1875 last year. To-days receipts at New
Orleans were LII bales against % last year,
and al Houstal ~ bales against, % last year.
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IL. s, rcf,dIng 2s registered 5000. 1oiS
u. 81 rcfundlng 2s coupon 1oiA
u. &. 49, registered 1ot,
u. ri a.. coupon 1os%
III q Nav As cred I. 13l
%. q. New a. coupon d. 1924
IT. g Old a registcred. ~. :. !. 1os
d. 81 Old q. coupon l0slt
Atchison general A. loS
lAtchison adjustment As $500. 70
Atlantic Coast Line As "
baltimore and Ohio IA I. \. 1t5
3 "a i, ,,,or, "A q "A Ohio siLs . . s.
Central OF Georgia Js \. !. 1osA
Central r. ~ n f;anreia lat Inc 81
S-basaneaEc and Ohio 4Iss, :. 4. 10fh
Shjcarn and Aim aiSs M sS
Chicaro3 III and Quincy ne sv 96s
ChiSapo' \. and 81. Paul gen AZ. 100 a
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TOBACCO MARKET,

g r Richmond, Va, July %, 1904,
Dark Fired Tobacco Receipts light and mar
changed !; hlet, but firm; receipts fair. sun
Cnred-R Receipts continue light and market ac-
tive at quotations. S3 IL ~ u s55S
! Note-Planters are cautioned not to shin
their tobacco to market In high order. al with
warn, weather 1t Is apt to damage and then
{itawll not bring full quotations. ma
The quotations are as follows: III
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Bankers and Brokers.

10000 Missouri Pacific ...........
Nash, Chat. and 8. L......
1900 New York Central ..........
1900 Norfolk and Westerti....
& 310O N. u, Ont. and West......
Pacific Mali ..................
305OO Pennsylvania r. R..........
t,CO. Peoples Gas (ChicagO)....
1900 Pressed Steel Car ..........
800 Republic i. and 81, 7bfd 20.
1880 Reading, com 1890. ........
R Readins, Ia a Era pid....:...
G5t0 Rock Island, com ...........
400 Rock Island, pfdm,.,.......
,. so9 ss,loSs. pfd : i, :, "a
500 s. l.. and Southwest, pfd..
1900 Southern Railway, CON. *.
LOO Southern Railway, pfd $50.
SeAboard AIR Lisse, conn.,.
100 seaboard Air Line, pid....
300 Tenn. Coal and 1rofl........
1000 Texas Pacific .............s.i
$500 Union Pacific .......:........
& 200 United States Leather.....I
$1,000 United States Steel.........
1890 United States Steel, pfd...
200 Va Car. Chemical. CONF.
400 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd. $50.
400 Wabash, com........ 1890.
300 Waabsf, pfd $500. ........
is.l Western Union .............
wisconsin Central ..........
Wisconsin Central. pfd.....i
Total sales 372 500.
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nor,har,, pocif,c a.
Norfniit - nd yVestern con. .,.......,... JOIN
Orc CON short line As and Partic.......... 97A
Pennsylvania conv. 9ass
Reading General As "
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. s...... 1le!a
ouia soi,t hwestern lists 95h
saahn ri Ar Line Is 7Oh
so,,' thsrn Pacific Al o3h
so,,ihern 4 Railway 81 ...... 14H
;Tora. and Pacific lists 1l7it
,roados1 81 and Western 4s............ 72hl
i1nion Pacific is q. 10sz
finion& 1onciHr fconv Is !, 102 Z
~ 81 s;teei Cd "a Is. /,
VA Ia ~ ists -. 117N
Jvaha sli Del. s Il =. /. ssh
t,haaIirr7 nd = axe Erie 4s .............. 81 p
wisconsin Centraig74s 3. i. z. Ssa
Colorado Fuel cow IS TAX
Nf and o. Col. Tr. observation-disclosures. Is
Central OF Georgia I'd -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 90 1901
ARRIVED.

Rl3 ft PORT OF RlCHMIlND.iJ Ol.i ~ AsV1. 1tf
s5 ARRIVED Its
n Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. fnerchan-
disc and passengers, u Old Dominion line.
barge swansboro, Scott. baltimore. coal,
Nelson, Ladd and Co. VI
l25s ~ SAILED. n n
steamer Berkeley, Shelley, Norfolk, rnerchar-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
b Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves, Norfolk:
James River landings merchandise ana pat
ser,gers Virginia Navigation Co. M
I Barge Pamico, sepple, James River. rail-
road ties. rs y ,#
PORT OF WEST POINT. July; 20. 1901.
~ ARRIVED.
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passenEera
and general cargo. 5 3S2ji
.3es q; SAILED.
4 Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. 5t5 Ia
PORT NESss'oRT NEWS. JULY %, 1904.
81, j ARRIVED. A n
d Schooner Three Marys, Boston. 53 5lsS
4 Schooner PRO scott Palmer, Boston. @S x
Schooner Augustus West Boston. 81
SAILED III 4;
Steamer Almora, Glasgow. f3 s 81 -
A Schooner Eagle Wing, Fall River. IS 81
Schooner William II, Ycrkes. Boston. 81 III e
a Schooner PIT. Barnum. BOSTON, a.
z Barge independent, Boston. ls,llt s NJ I'd
II Barge Emile East, Boston III * }ss3
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IA BALTIMORE, MD. July %. IF OU R-Dnll
ar: .nnged Wheat. a., Flrmer; spot, Is, e9l !,
tract and moat s6% MSS3sG spe Il o
d iis7c. spot and the month, zap
Southern white corr 5oaS sadv oa n,,-
ster@steady and unchanged, fancy Imitation.
a7alsc.; do. creamery lee DO lnde. iiqaSa,
EggssieaSSy amn loMsr
SlhasNc. s. medium, 81 dsc,; small, 0el9ac,
tS,iEar-Si cad 81 and unchanged.
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Cash quotations were ms sfol!ows; FLOUR OUR
Steady. No, spring wheat ssc.; y 81, g. y y
Sset04c.; No red 95di9Sssc. n Q. corn. f49s! @
soc; Nc. yellow, 81 nc. No. oats 4 No
] white as NO white ss,sG wa tns ssS
"a r. "a ch dice mating. 4aQ59c. No1 tlRxseed.
sl.ls,.; No. northwestern. Sl.e4; prime ~ ~!
othyseed $500 Mess pork per barrel =; flsgosp
rIhs des 4 loose) $750G76O; short clear sides
iboxedJ, s7.J5el1so Whskey; basis s * h Mss
Wines, sl:s. Clover CORR isran w., rs
quoted Enthusiastically crealneries. LAG TIC;
dairles, laaIL5c Eggs Steady at mark. cases
Included, laGils,sc, Chcese--St eady at ~ gS,sc,
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Cape henry and Va. Beach
Every Sunday Via
G. GO. CUTTINGS.

$40 round trip5 to Norfolk and Ocean
View: $l.25 to Cape ( Henry and Virginia
tIeach Two trains, $50 and "a. NJ, No
stops. Norfolk and Virginia Beach tick
cts good for stop over a t Ocean View.
EVERY AFTE RI DON TO 7 tIE PoPu.i
LAR RESORT IS, N
!. Special trains leave Richmond every
afternoon. $50 for SReacl, Park, return
ing, leave West Point tBeach BARK, 10
TX. M.;5 60 minutes ride, Music, dancing
boating, Ashing, bathing and sea food
.ileais, so cents round TIP. & ].
u. GO. SUNDAY OUTINGS sTlLLaTHE
FAVO RITE Y I'd II 5s5
Tho e, y s. O. Sunday outings afe tho
choice OF the Richmond people. 6 No stops
itu get IL crowd, splenty cars $l,0Q round
trip Sunday to Ocean VieN'giapd Norfolk
SUNDAY CURsl0NS
Ma Atlantic Coast Line 70 Peters
u EEE { rs; ssfg = BURG. 3sls < IA y n rs
Round-Trlp 4Oc,
Cnod going and returning on regular
trains, Commencing Sunday May 10Th,
a 1904 g3i ~ IS VI rs
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BALTIMORE STOCK tAItKE.r. I'd
81 BALTIMORE; 81 81 n, July s. -Scaboard Ar
Line conililpn AZ i37s do preferred, ISIS y II.
Atlantic Coast Line common ;lls4,il7. an 5s5S
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Spot cotton closed dull mlda!lNg nplands,l
1910; mlddling gulf. 49, 90 Ri
Cotton, dull; .midding. 10 20; gross sreceipts.5
b5J bales; sales 93lf bales: stock Ss(s05 bales;
export 10 The Continent. l9i bales; To- France,
Is bales g5 n ~ q Y. II. Fl I, % sY1 d u
81 0Ol IL lcs; export to Great Britain 500 baes.
to France rs bales: to tho Continent. $50
bales; stock, .l0s,lll bales Z, Sc, Isl III
n 1888 bales; export to Great Britain. ~, S92
bales 4 To France. % bales; sto@t lls Continent,
u, 765 bales; to Mexico go ba les. u *
+ Total since September LIST at all sea PORTS
Net receipts, ,ll4. s3s bales; export to Great
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4 fCINCINNATI o. July 29.-HOGS-Q Quiet ant
lower at $I.75d5.sO.t Cattle-Steady at $s.25d
q 49, & Sheep STEADY at $l.2514.00. il lambs
Steady at So. c5QD7 100. Ff ga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-25
WARREN.

The church services at all Of the local
The musical programs at the various
churches were OF great excellence. Mrs..
E. NJ. Mckenzie. organist at the NJ 10.
church has recently added n number OF
new singers 20 the church chorus choir
The Bpworth league held a devotional
meeting in the church parlors last night
Mrs. Clara w. Childs acted as leader
The Junior Y. L. =. G. u. convened In
the parlors of the Baptist church in the
afternoon and held devotional exercises
During the past few DAYS the necessity
" sprinkling the streets has been shown.
especially on Main street by tho clouds
OF dust raised by the suburban cars and
automobiles and teams. The stand-pipes
are I'm readiness. but the cart is still in
the painters hands.
A Poland dance was held I'm Armory hall
Saturday night. Dancing and other
amusements were held from early even
ing until midnight. music being furnished
by a Hungarian string orchestra from
Providence
Nothing has been heard relative 10 band
concerts here this summer Last year
tho members went around 70 various
merchants aud private citizens with y
subscription paper collecting money 10
dcfrav the expense incTred but accord
ing 10 stories told by tho collectors they
are not over anxious 20 secure the work
again. as they met with too many re-
bufrs. The Harmony band may possibly
make p hid for concerts and numerous
people are anxious 10 have them show
tho makeup OF their musicians.
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PAWTUCKET.

Yesterday took place the annual church
parade Of the Sons OF st. George. The
local lodges with guests marched from
st. Georges hall. Coles block, to st.
Psuls church. Rev. Marion law CON
Quoted the services AT the church.
Rev ]. A. Ha,ner of Providence sd-
dressed the Mems meeting held under the
auspices OF the NJ G. A. yesterday af-
ternoon. Prof. T. n. Stout. the Evangelist.
led the singing.
city Physician Richards reports that
scarlet fever IL disappearing from the
city but that there are a number OF cases
OF dipliheria.
Mrs Rose MoGinn. one ~ tho oldest
residents OF this city died at her home
- River street last evening She was
thewidow Of John McGinn and Is sur
vived by two daughters.
Clan Fraser, No. II, .. s. C.. held Cts
annual church parade yesterday This
was tho Goth such affsir. and the clan and
its friends went - the First Free Rap
tist church. whore Rev. Mr. Jefferson
preached.
Early Sunday morning thieves entered
the office OF Dr. Hughes and mixed
things up.
There wrc small fires on Central ave-
nue at CouanchH factory. school street.
and at Dunnelrs yesterday. all due to
brush or grass fires.
At the First Baptist church there was a
rally OF the Junior Young Peoples so
cities OF this city and vicinity. Some 10
societies were represented and j. Willard
Pater gave one ot his unique paper talks
Charles y. Snow. state superintendent.
also spoke
The funeral Of Mrs Rose Townsend.
who died az Taunton eaS solemnized
from the home OF her sister Mrs Susan
Lynch of ~ Cedar street this city. yes
terdsy Funeral services were held ~ 81
Marys church
Some one.stole q horse and carriage he
longing % Frank King - wrentham
while he vas calling on friends on Davis
street last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-25
WALTER +. CROWELB Auctioneer,
81 Weybosset Street.
MnRTGAGEE.s SALE

o
VIII be sold at public auction, on the
premises, Tuesday, May 3d. 1904 AZ eleven
clock A, NJ, by virtue Of deed OF
Mortgage, dated March Sth, A. -. 1902,
and recorded i'm Book No 223. page 49i,
Of the records OF Mortgages OF real es-
tate IN the City OF Providence. County
OF Providence, state OF Rhode Island, the
conditions OF said Mortgage having been
broken:
All the right title interest and prop
erty OF the Mortgagors, I'm and 10 that
lot OF land. with the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon. situate on Dean
Street and Bowd,tch Place IN said city,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning a 2 point I'm tho westerly
line of Dean street. al the northeasterly
corner OF Bowditch Place: thence north
erly. bounding easterly on said Street
nifty and 1900 (60lS feet. 90 land now
or formerly of Mary Peterson, thence
westerly, bounding northerly on land Of
said Mary Peterson and partly on land
hereinafter desc rihed. one hundred and
sixteen and 5l-lo1 G165b feet ~ land
now or formerly nf James NJ Corcoran:
thence bounding westerly on land Of said
torcuran hfty and ls-lO0 (jO1N feet to
said Bnw3ltch FlaCc. thence easterly
bounding sOutherlv ON said Bowditch
Place formerly Dean place. one hundred
ana sixteen and bl-lOO Ols.5ll. feet % said
Dean Street and tho place Of beginning.
SAID premises viii ho sold subject to "A
prior Mortgage of $500 with accrued in
tercst and The city taxes.