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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-19
Saued.
Commodore whiting Dead.

BN We AkSOcIuFcd PT(Ns.
New YORK, March 19.--Commodore
VIM. ID. Whiting, retired, OF the u. s.
Navy, who was knocked down
and run over by a cab on
Broadway, nine weeks ago, died this
morning at his residence in this city.
He was 20 years old. With him when
he died were his three children, Mrs. j. >.
Colt, Mrs. Deering and MIR. William NJ.
Whiting. His fourth child, the wife OF
Lieutenant Bernadeau,i is at port in Italy
where her husba nd Is stationed.
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W. n. wilder mayor of Albany. Ca. says nc has
suffered VITA Rhfumatism for sfeen years ana mi
that time be tried an the sOoailcd specifies but 20
no pnfpose. his grandson, who was On the b. a
W. railroad, finally Eot him bottle of p p p
The nrst bottle % p. p. p. showed ts remarkable
effects, and after using short time the rheumai sm
disappeared, and ne writes he feels like new man
and skss pleasure In recommending ~ 10 rheuma-
tIsn. suffers.
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FIre In a Church.

LINN, Mass. March l9-There was an
alarm yesterday afternoon for a fire I'm
the Boston Street Methodist church. The
fire started In storeroom next to the
kitchen on the lower floor. Both the
kitchen and the storeroom were badly
burnt out. The damage will amount TO
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Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED ny A. p. wRKpES
Car lots today: Wheat, 81; corn, 40;
oats, 327; hogs, 1900.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, 70; corn,
$50; oats, $50; hogs, 1900.
Heavy shipping hogs, si.20 and s4.65.
Visible supply: Wheat decrease, 1,24s,-
900; corn increase, $4,000; oats increase,
20, 600.
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Daily Cooking Hints.

FRIED BREAD OR "TwIsTERs''-One
pint OF -four, piece OF butter the size OF an
English walnut, level teaspoonfuls o,
baking powder, little salt, scant table,
spoonful OF sugar. Wet with sweet milk;
cut into strips and twist; fry i'm boiling
fat. MRS. w. w. BLoDGErT.
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Miss Pollard stln TcstIfvInr,


WASHINGTON, March 19.--Miss Pollard
was again on the stand today
In the Breckinrjdge case, and
perating" nature OF the questions.
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Truly AsToNIsH1NG.-M Annette y.
Nocn. Fountain. Minn. SAYS: Ayers cherry
fcct0ral has had "A wonderful effect in curing
my brothers children of severe and dan
gorUus cold. II was truly astonishing how
speedily they found relief after taxing this
preparation"
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FRIGHTFULLY CRUSHED.
4 Young Lad Killed Before His
Fathers Eyes at Pawtucket.

PAwTUcRET, March 10. Samuel Hulley,
2Oyears OF age, was killed before his faith
er's eyes in the dye house OF the Central
Falls Woolen Mill this afternoon. Young
Hulley was rolling n barrel of lime weigh
Ing 500 pounds, down IN incline when ID
suddenly overpowcred him, knocking
him down and passing over his prostrnte
form, crushing hio mead frightfully.
Young Hulley expired in less than Ave
minutes after the accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-19

JACKSON, Tex, March 19-Cyclonic dis
turbsnces throughout Texas. and
1ndain Territory yesterday have resulted
an q number of deaths and many friRhtful
accidents, together with heavy property
loss.
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visiting Cards s5c. per package.
NEWS OFFICE.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
North Of 18th Street.
MIsceiIaneous.

l3lST ST., 2T2 w. Widow having pleasant
single fat desires to rent extra large room.
shaw.
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miscellaneous.
LADY having charmingly appointed lst corner
.lat would ike to rrut pHrlur & bedroom.
Select, box 22D world, uptown.
LADY has nicely furnished psrlor, bedroom and
80 SS Sc2 ns heated; Er'Nsa n, %s sst WSri1 h ns, %,TST a ,
NICELY furnished single room, suitable for one,
ADDRESS PRIVATE. box aIa World, uptown.
To RELl ABLE TENANT viii rent, fully fur.
nishcd, l.Story house; II rooms; desirable loca.
main pay ne income: will sell furniture Low, OF
rcnt for Sl,Sun; house. rent tuly 81 300. refer.
OWNER, box 2'O World.
Will kLNT2 we'll furnished room, TO Aueri
can ecutirnn,n,o OF t~ctlnement, Tor hnli rent, IN
10 errnccs given and required. Address English,
h"N 10! Uptown World.
4 FINE FRONT ROOM. with hot \ cold water.
iUi = Young men IN private family. ON ". Nlst
81, near park. Address Comfort, box IN void,
PRIVATE FAMILY. with spacious residence,
br l'M TI1i ~ dc rr"m ted ri 4,ii, N nsri"y b~,iT o M W, ba attn,
n,nnI" ri%,", t."lnn; SSEyGrrii mHa'rn ,mr.oyrmSnr
rnros. liomc, hoN NJ World, uptown.
Brooklyn.
CoLrMElA HEIGHTS, - single room, nicely
furnished for gentleman; ali couNenteuccs; gouu
location.
rOLUMniN HEIGHTS. eo, 3 minutes 10 bridge
nish"l.
~ClNuoRp II, ~, I'd nnt. near hrds,- / room,
with running water, 81 ~ week.
IitGWAM 81. IA, Brooklyn Large. nicely
furnished ioom hot 4 cold water; lnrso closets;
bath. heated, ~. - week; small room, same
cun\euienceS, 81. -; private hou'e.
Dl'FflELD 81, III 81 30; furnished room,
iiGht housekeeping; front hall room, Sl.bO;
Anaul. " desired.
MlnDAGH ~ Furnished large 4 small
sunny rooms; terms low. call all week.
SANS 81, ID, near bridge Private family,
Squire sunny room l or = gentlemen.
SANDS 81 Is ANb "a, also 81 High 81. Fur
uished rooms tor gentlemen h housekeeping.
81. FIIIN 81, 10, brooklyn Furnished
rooms 20 let.
ROOMS, private house, near Prospect Park, s.,
ferries. finest location. Address Choice, box 1sp
word.
CARLTON AVE, 5l6, corner Pacific Elegantly
furnished, heated rooms, hot h cold water,
closets, gentlemen, moderate prices.
CLINTON Sr,, = Furnished rooms for gen.
.llemen: house and neiEhhorhood strictly iirst-
class. references.
KO~CIrSko 81, 5a5, Brooklyn-Front parlor
or front Il b "k pnrlor, for doctors Use.
MONROE 81. ga, Brooklyn - Furnished room
to let, gas, running water; 81 n week.
nished rooms. single or connecting equipped
for light housekeeping, good location.
PINEAPPLE 81. al. Brooklyn Heights, near
bridge Pleasant large 4 small rooms; every
convenience; reference.
WARREN ST., 211, Brooklyn-Nice hall room In
private house; II per week.
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rrtRN ST. 30 Neatly furnished, sunny front
,tMoIl' 81 w"cf one for 81. 80. Bishop.
fmHI> ST. 81 Large Il small sunny rooms TO
-f'''' respectable parties terms moderate.
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18TH ST, lh6 E.-Hnll. dot ole rooms, front
parlor; house heated: all conveniences; very
moderate.
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h.tAIlO ST., Neatly furnished rooms,
from 81 soup: front K back parlor.
hALDGUGAL ST, 61-Nicelv furnished rooms,
> noms, ~ 49,
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ST, 235, corner ID 81. Single X
re SnImle furnished rooms bath. stove; Sl.25 up;
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LEXINGTON AVE. 437, corner 44th ST. Hand
some ID floor front corner room So for2.
SD AVE, 724-Parlor & hall bedroom in fiat, to-
Cnlher or soparatelY. WILSON. "a Sd ave.
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LEXINGTON AVE. 121-Large front room /;
running water; crate fire also hall room 81. 5O;
seen to-day.
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'3aTH ST., 2l6 F., near I'd ave, I'd noor-Hand-
somely furnished parlor x bedroom, for l or .
'gentlpmep.
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l33D 81, 2hi ". Pleasant rooms. first class
BOARD, reasonable; social American family.
18TH 81, AZ ". Nicely furnished hall room
to let, with or without board.
lp6TU ~ pIs " -SewIy furnished heated
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18TH I. 203 E.-Suit of rooms. together or
l separately, furnished or unfurnished.
18TH ST.. 3Ol E., corner I'd ave. . nicely fur
niShed rooms. with all comforts, separate or
Together, In private house.
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LADY. not at home during The day, would like
board with respectable private family; board
must not exceed -: west side. Address III. X.
care l.. Neoan, 323 W. 3lst ST.
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3"AVE. ,SiO-2iarge, nicely furnished hall rooms
with closet; 81 Il ~ 81.
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LEXINGTON AVE, Ts6. 61st st. Pleasant
room also hall room: all conveniences; private

LEXINGTON AVE. 400, near AID st. Com
fnrtably furnished parlor, with first class piano:
heated; hot & cold water also other rooms; pri-
Naie hnnse: terms reasOnable.
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BOTH ST. 249 E.-Furnished rooms; strictly
private house: Improvements.
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Boarders Wanted.



west s'oe'
10Th ST, III w Large h small roofns 10
Yet ais parior for pbysician; private family;
natu
NTH ST, 81 w. Sunny. front square room,
sla; se,ee! table; r.,lor q ling young people:
ren,iemen or y nIgpD,' o'ner rooms' p'cs ooaru'
Senur,.rr ., ,n@,.lles;
nIre iIIsbi RON and and fbo"s rf "G sKues' can navs
10TH ST 2Lol iTM cheerful sunny
,,,s,, or o.s "a. .n. .
hoard, neatly Furnished, near L. /. '00
rooms, with or without board; private Jewish
family. -
i22D ST, 100 w. -Isupny 2d-story room % rent,
with boa d appointments frst class reference.
I2sp sr., 2a2 W. . largo front rooms. iufnis6ed
suitable for doctor, with or without board
- !,
{. vito; oil convenience.
enr,, .o,,,u
4 N9 ~ IL ,,, ,,S..o -
room: yery ds,,rosic, terms reasnnshiIs !. %c,,G,ssrs
WIDOW would like a child over q years d ses 10
take care Of at her Nome. InouIrs IA ". 3sth'
double rooms, heated, with exc,l II mt hoard ma
som able
TIN AVE. .s3. 18th st. --select acoommSdSttons,
sTu AVE-. goo. near aad a Lr.ree : Hsi
rooms, with lire h gas good board terms 9
laru ST- ln{ " nea, aih syS-F1,5JSSsd
rooms, vim frat class boad' "a 70 "A rssfiy.
Kennel .~s"sIt"
or without board: priv /, house. .
,-r,I "a, ,.o a, Nj.
gin; board. washing; good home:
with or wpthou, board 'urn'sneoi r0n' "o"s'
,o,Ii 81, aSg w pn.,..,.s7.
nave nice hall room with good board: also table
.OjH az JEl i sroe l. mall rocs,. nLcsiv
furnished, to let: cuisine FRANCHISE. .
DIST 81. lAT w.-Desirable ID 4 3-etory sffuny
rooms; moderate references.
2lST ST.. 40 W. Furnished rooms u iSf, With
oo9rd; also table board.
2lsT ST. l25 Desirable rooms for Eentlemen
or families; first class table; table board; refec-
enceS.
ai sn, st q i t Esss, n, L. .sIs,s = s s%.1l T 3 ms convent
5an CT aIo ~, --rsnd.on.i n,,,,.h.d l.,..
ce Ifoms ,sh Central 'oca''on' moderate pncss' e1-
,,r am
<o s,ror,n,r 1Tn y, vn adrE ! o namcso me ,, 'nad svon'
suIclIor oenru, sooa ,oSA..oI. .erns IlooeIs.e:
furnished. henicd, running water; excellent
table; references ~ Tlf-T
first class table board: reasonable. tFrt
chTU ser oI5 " -Ueafed rooms iaroe + eMeI
With excellent board table board, $3.50
-
room LIST floor handsomely furnfshed /; superior
table: references.
3hTH ST., 1871 W, near Broadway-P Pheasant
rooms. with board, all conveniences; southern
exposure; ".ooNp.
iU1 II st., 80 W. -RoarGers wanted; large,
sunuy room s uall rooms: good board, by week
or day.
4sTu az iO- " THE SoITTU E1cei-
lently furnighcd single 4 double rooms: steam
heat hot & cold water; private tables: unexcep-
''""""Hc oou'u' leasohau'e teiuie' feie'e"""
18Th ST. lRl W.. near Broadway Beautiful
rsputs; cD,d tsbe, hnmeltke, cosy, social re-
gnDl. t,rn,u rAnLt mo a. rata
hh''' '''"i' ''"H o'eIa'e.
18TH ST, l3i W. Large, cheerful ROOM; run
ming water: heated; with o without board.
E..,,,. - - = a. ~
SoIi 81, -. w hoaruers wanted gentlemen
- also nhleS' Sb.ou 'hllali week, 2
hlST ST OIL " -uandsomely ftIrnished hack
parlor; excellent table; single rooms: table
hoard.
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West Side.

IBID ST. lO7 F.. Large, handsomely furnished,
sunny, heated room to let, near J. station. Mrs.
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l2TTH 81, 1872 r. Furnished n oms, large 4
small, with every convenience board optional
l21rH ~. "U7 E-Iarge l. small rooms. heated.
hot 4 cold water; excellent table; moderate.
l2SrH ST, liz W = large rooms; couven-
iences; superior board ., slu, 81.
hath 81, 2U5 ". Large, sunny front rooms,
with hrSt-clasS board; terms reasonable.
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North OF iasth Strsss

ST. NICHOLAS AVE. 3S4. near l2Mh st.
square l. hall rooms; excellent hoard: American
family; mo crate
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luTH IT, .a5 W. -HoarGers wanted; large,
sunuy room $ uali rooms: good board. by week
mr. day H
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18TH ST. 1928 F.. Nice newly furnished rooms,
with or without board ;~sprivate house.
sTTH ST., 30 r. A large furnished room,
Suitable for z peOple. at q mNderate rent.
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GTlI ST.. 1873 E.-Cheerful furnished rooms
back p arlor. suitable for physician; newly fur
niShed. moderate; gentlemen.
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having charmingly appointed lst corner
Sat would Ike 10 rent parlUr & bedroom.
select, box n2O World, uptown.
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llSTH ST., 1877 F.. dressn,aker's bell-Widow
nlences: 50.
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10th ST.. 1913 Large square room; closets,
bath; light housekeeping, or gentlemen; private
hnIlsn. 81
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West Side.
18TH ST, l24 w Large, nicely furnished.
heated. room, southern exposure. for gentle.
meu: references.
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Earn 81, 3io W. -Cosyr rooms in pleasant tnt
day or week. curtis = bell.
5UrH 81. 3H4 W. Heated hall room, ~. 30
weekly. IIylald.
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2lST ST. .483 W.-Large h small rooms; oonve emf
ent to l. road first-class board. . up. $40
23D ST, 842 W. Handsomely furnished large
rons; central location; moderate prices; ex-
celleut table.
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9TH ST. 4OS F.. Nice cheerful room. with all
improvements; private house: good location;
moderate rent.
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ZiST ST. 332 T.. Nicely furnished alcove room,
llgnt housekeeping: also other roc ms; reason.
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N miscellaneous.

A LADY owning a handsomely furnished house
nelghborhood Colonial Club would rent large
front room slngly or en- suite, to couple. with luls-
rior board for wife Address Select. box s1 Up
town World,
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S0TH ST., 217 +. - Nicely furnished rooms;
heated private house: near L station.
S9TH ST, l19 f -Parlor l. 2 bedrooms; suita.
able for . or 3 gentlemen.
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llOTH ST., 81 F., near Park furnished,
81. 20 up; housekeeping If desired: private
house; inquire basement.
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GATH ST., 1872 E.-Nicely furnished front room;
also bedroom. O'ConnOr.
GOTH 81, 229 E.-Flat, furnished. 3 rooms,
bath, light housekeeping, IS. $ weekly. Mas
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bSTH ST.. $40 f. Furnished front & back par
Tor, suitable tor doctor or dentist, TO let; also a
single Il double room. A. Witt.
10TH ST. l13 E.-Large room; every conven-
ience; housekeeping or 2 gentlemen; also hall
room.
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, Local News Jottings.

George Oliver, one of the most famous cooks in the state, has returned from an extended visit to West Virginia and is now, engaged by Frank c. Murphy of the Brunswick hotel.
 John Patton, member Of the "Jay 5Circuss company playing at Bunnells this week, Is a brother of Joseph Patton, president of St. Patrick's T. A. B. so- ciety. s The Rev. MT. Richards, D. D, will preach in the Ferry street Congregation al church Sunday morning and evening.
 \ grand republican rally was held In Esssx at the public hall last evening. Hon. N. D. sperry of New Haven, Hon. 8o. ". Coffin and Judge w. T. Elmer of Middletown were the speakers.
 E Universally conclave, the recently in. stituted conclave of the Improved Order of I7eptasophs, will hold an important meeting In the hall on the third floor Iof the I. o. o. F. building on Grown street. next Friday eveftne. A iarre attendance of members isrequested as business Of importanceoto ths conciaye wtll 'te transacted. Iss
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To-NIGHT,s BIC RALLY.
Republicans win Hold Rousing Rally at
 the Hyperisn.

Republicans win Hold Rousing Rally at
 the Hyperisn.
 The republican rally at the Hyperion tonight promises to eclipse any politi- cal event ever held in this city. James H. Macdonald, the hustling chairman of the republican town committee, has been unusually busy making all ar engagements and the preparations are even yet incomplete. The speakers of the evening will be Sen ator orville H. Platt and ex-Congressman Stephen Kellogg of Waterbury. The exercises will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
 The theater will be handsomely decorated with white, red and blue bunting, the national colors. and potted plants and cut flowers. In ad- dition there will be the portraits of Grant Lincoln, Garfield and other well known republican heroes. The Second Regiment band will discourse excellent music and the famous Tippe- canoe Glee club of Bridgeport will render several of dts popular selec- tions
 Prior to the exercises at the Fly perion there will be political street parade, which will eclipse any event of It's kind. ever held in the City of Films. Fully 2,000 men will De In line and the streets through which the parade will pass will be literally ablaze with red fire and other pyrotechnics. The line of march will be as published in yesterdays Journal end Courier" The parade will start from in front of the Young Mems Republican club house at 7:8o o'clock sharp.
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FAIR HAVEN.

William A. Stratton, son of Mrs. Wil- liam Goebel of IS East Pearl street, died yesterday after an illness of about seven weeks. He was afSS AKen with inflammation of the bowels, and the trouble became so extended that toward the last he could not retain food on his stomac1, and literally starved to death. He was thirteen years of age. .'
 Rev. Dr. Sage of the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning will preach on Spiritual Renewal" to be foffowed by the communion and the re- -ceptim of new members. In the even- ing the topic will be "Discouragements in the Life of Christ and How He Met them"
 The service at the Second Congrega- tional church this evening will be under the direction of the Congregation al Brotherhood. The musical program will be as follows: Choir anthem, %, Saving Cictim," Tours; tenor solo, 70, Happy Day." Geetz. George c. Stock; duet, "The Saints in Glory" Mendel- ssohn, MT. and Mrs. Stock.
 At the Y. M. c. A. rooms Sunday at 9 a. m. the subject will be "Reaiers. !" The secretary, c. E. Steele. will have charge. In the afternoon at o'clock the meeting will be>conductcd by Henry Fabrique. At the meeting last Sunday teh attendance was f1fty-four.
 William s. Green, died at his home, 66 Clinton avenue, yesterday morning at the age of seventy-two years. He had been in several months with liver and heart trouble. MT. Green was janitor of the Grand avenue school several years, and until failing health compelled him to relinquish those duties. He was born in Pennsylvania and came here about twenty years ago. He was a member of the Grand avenue Baptist church. Mir. Green leaves a widow.
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teen cents, spring chickh for twenty five cents, potatoes for twenty cents and eggs for twelve ctnts. Yet he paid $25o for . shirt, $42S for hat. Nso for pair of boots eighty-seven and one-half cents for stockings. seventy-five cents for . handkerchief and si.b0 for a crayat. That is the way they paid for thinEa under free trade. Do you think farmer of to- day could wear many hats and boots at those prices?
 Now what we want to do is to elect Mir. sperry to congress from this district and a straight republican state ticket. It is only with the re- turn of the republican, party to power that business can revive and prosper ity be restored"
 A large number of people from Mon- towese were present at the rally.
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4 RoUsIEa arnEr1xa.

7 .Eillt '
 French Canadians Rally Last Evening.
 A rousing meeting was held in Days hall last evening by the French Canadian Republican club. The speak CTS were Attorney James Bishop, F. s. Perry, Felix chillingworth and MT. Aubrey. |
 Hugo A. Dubuque, an attorney of Boston, was expected to be present and address the meeting in French, but owing to business engagements he was unable to be present. About thirty new members joined the club last evening, showing that good work is being done among French Canadiana
 The club will have one hundred men In line in the parade this evening and will attend the meeting in q body. Members are requested to be at Day's |hall at T:so sharp. K
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He Will Poll . Big Vote Next Tuesday
 Charles R. spiegel, the republican candidate for high sheriff of New Ha- ven county Is making great inroads into the ranks of Sheriff Tomlinson, the democratic nominee, and 1t is ex- pected that he will be elected next Tuesday. His popularity is. daily in creasing and he is rapidly gaining in strength not only among the re- publicans, but also among the demo- crats. He IS one of the strongest men in the party and will in all probability poll the largest vote ever received by a republican candidate in the city. By long experience under Sheriff Gates, MT. spiegel is thoroughly. familiar with the duties of the office and if elected will prove one of the most efficient officials in the history of the shriev- atty.
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OITY MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
The Now Board Of Dircctors-Appoint- ments Made for the Year.

 ments Made for the Year.
 The new board of directors of the City Missionary association Is con- stituted as follows: B. B. Bowditch. c. L. Baldwin, Robert I. Couch, J. F. Douglass. Walter R. Downs. F. R. Honey. A. B. Lines. J. Y. McDermott, H. iG. Newton, John M. Peck, A. E. Rowland, c. E. P. Sanford. D. s. Thomas, Pierce N. Welch and J. D. Whitmore. At their recent meeting HI. G. Newton was elected chairman for the present missionary year and c. E. F. Sanford, secretary. .r By an amendment to the bylaws of the association, the office of mis. sionary pastor has been made a per. manent one. instead of by election from year to year, as in the case of the other officers. The board of direc. tors by unanimous vote have ap- pointed Rev. W. D. Mossman mission ary pastor from October 1. and for one year from October 1. Rev. Mir. Mossman, general superintendent Miss s. J. Hume. lady missionary; L. W. Cleaveland, superintendent of Sun. day school, and also the following committees: 1-Executive committee, D. s. Thomas. A. E. Rowland and J Y. McDermott. 2-Finance committee P. N. Welch, J. M. Peck, A. E. Row land, H. G. Newton and J. W. Harts' horn. Membership committee, c. E. P. Sanford, J. Y. McDermott, W. R. Downs, George P. lChamberlin, A. E Lines and Dr. s. c. Whitney. f. Building committee, Pierce N. Welch J. M. Peck and A. E. Rowland, with power to add to their number. 6- Committee in charge of woman's de. partment, Mrs. M. T. Beach. Miss J B. Goodwin, Mrs. T. D. Woolsey, Mrs H. B. sturgess, Mrs. William Shepard Mra o. A. Dorman, Mrs. L. c. Day ton. Miss A. D. Fogg and Mrs. c. H Cough.