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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22

$50 O'CLOCK.
ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
Rev. DR.. David H. Greer Elected
Bishop COadjutor.
Action Taken at the Convention OF EpiS'
cOpal Diocese Today.

The adjourned session of the l07th
annual convention of the Episcopal dio-
cese of Rhode Island was held today at
the Church of the Redeemer for the pur-
pose of electing a bishop coadjutor.
Holy communion was celebrated by
Rev. Frederick Bassett assisted by Rev.
Emory Ii. Porter and Arohdeacon Tucker
DR. George l.. Locke Of St Michaels
church. Bristol, presided over the conven
zion and in accordance with the order Of
procedure appointed as tellers Rev.
Arthur Rogers Rev. ;. X Smith, Mr..
w. Maxwell Greene and Mr.. Moses Ii.
Forkcy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
For Stealing Horse ant Wagon.

The trial of John bly, for the larceny
of horse. express wagon, and harness
from John kirkari6n. 81 Central Falls.
took place IN Judge Wilhur's court this
afternoon. Biy had companion, named
Green who plcvded guilty To the indict-
ment found against thom both tor the
theft
Attorney Genorai Tanner for the state
and lhomns NJ NAnce for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
TRY GRAIN.O! TRY GRAIN.O

Ask your grocer today 20 show you n pack
sge o. GRAIN-o. the new food drink that
takes the place Of coffee. Tho children may
drink 10 without injury a. well n the adult
All who trv ft like a. GRAIN.O has that rich
seal brown of Mocha or Java. but u Is made
from pure grains, AMI the most delicate storu.
srh recciye~ A. without disiress. 4. the price
81 coffee. ijc. and - eta per packaes Sold
~ all groccrA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
The Second Procession.

A second procession reached the palace
80 minutes after that Of the colonies, and
formed into square and more than
filled UP the drives. These were in the
procession:
Captain q. Ames Second Life Guards
four troops, Second Life Guards, Naval
Officers advanced guard. Second Life
Guards; Mounted Band Royal Artillery !;
"D' Battery Horse Artillery First
DragC on Guards; Second Dragon Guards.
sqradrons, First Lie Guards First
Dragon Guards: Second Dragon Guards
"E'' Battery Royal Horse Artillery,
Bands Sixth Dragoon Guards. seventh
Dragon Guards, squadrons; Third Ora
goon Guards; Sixth Dragon Guards ,
Seventh Dragooh Guards; ''G'' Battery
Royal Horse Artillery, Bands First
Dragons, Second Dragons Sixth
and Second Dragons; sixth Dragons;
~ Battery Horse Artillery. Bands,
Eighth Hussars; Squadrons. Thirc Hus-
sars; Eighth Hussars IN" Battery ROYAL
Horse Artillery: Bands Tenth llussars,
Fiftccntn ilussars Bands Tenth Lancers
seventeenth Lanoers; "I' Battery Royal
Horse Artillery.
As the soldiers wound out Of sight TO
wait for the queens procession ON Consti.
tuition i'll it seemed like nothing 80
much as some stream of FURNISHED gold
The Roy al Procession.
Tho royal procession proper was formed
as regards It's military portion in front
of the Knights Bridge barracks. Hyde
Park marched round 10y Belgrave Square
to tho palace where ~ took position at
10 minutes to eleven and was interviewer
with the crowd Of waiting dignitaries Of
all sorts. Mhol rendy 10 moved TO join
the rCnr Of tho military procession First
came tho aides dc camp to the queen apart
T.. "A
uf,CambrIdge and Connaught
Then followed alone the Lord Liouten.
ont ui London. Ills Grace the Duke of
Westminster. Is. e.. Ia a lord lieutenant's
dress The duke was followed by "a gilt.
tering cayalcade of soldiers. Next came
three officers Of the auxiliary forces i'm
attendance on a. X II. the Prince of
Wales. LOO cquorrics ana naval and mill.
tary attaches IN alphnbetic order, hegin-
ming with Austria and ending with the
United states. followed Nv Gen. Nelson
Miles representiDg the United states
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
Schooner Sunk by Steam, ,r.

Baltimore Juno 22-1hu schooner
Hattie. Can't !. H. Robbins from Wash.
iDgton, was sunk last nignt in a collision
with tho steamer Dorchester II smith =
Point Hight ship. ~ Cl-a4--4i-e-4-+ i.-tr Her
crew 0f four men, all from Deer Island
Me. were saved. but lost Hll their effects
The crew viii start for Bottom today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
A, Official D.nial.

Madrid, June % An official denial
has hocu made ~ the statement that the
United states government has sent n note
to the government Of spain ON the subject
Of Cuba.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
PROVIDENCE BANKING CO.,
48 WEYRosSET ST.

OffEN ron iNNESiMENI'
5000 United Traction a. Electric Co. lst
mtg. per cent. gold bonds. due 1888.
1000 Prov, Fall River a. Newport Steamboat
Co. lst mtg. per cent gold bonds,
due 1915
20 shares United Traction a. Electric Co.
30 shares Providence Telephone Co.
30 shares X. l. Perkins III. s. Co., preferred
% shares American Screw Co.
10 shares American Wringer Co., common.
10 shares n. Y, N. III. * III. Il. II. Co
20 shares American National Bank.
100 shares Blackstone Canal Nat. Bank.
25 shares Fifth National Bank
- snares Rhode Island National Bank.
25 shares Roger Williams National Bank.
shares Weybosset National Bark
0 shares First MT. Bank Warren.
10 shares Mercantile Trust Co.
3 ehares National Exchapg Bank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
ESTIMATED CAN lot
Today.

Heavy shipping hogs, 3 10 "a 3 80
July wheat puts. 615k calls, 69L
July wheat curb, Gee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

the entire evening. The ,o,,ow,rc ,,,S,
were present: Miss Sara RosenfIeld Miss
Louisa Upper Miss Hanye Moskowitz.
MISS Cora Jacobs, Miss Beatrico Moeko-
WIZ Miss Esther Haln. Miss Cora schoen-
I INA nor Mss Msmye Abersohn, Miss Rosa
Liboie Raphael, Miss Harriet levy. Miss
l, Rosenfield, Miss Bella Half, Miss
haas, Kansas City, Mrs. A. Jacobs. Mr..
ana MIS-. NJ: Rosenfield, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
MO- ,,, Mr., and Mrs. Sol Jacobs Mr..
umu m M. u. VOL, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cold
m nan, MT. and Mrs. S. Raphael, Mr.. 1. l..
Won, Or. Jack Sampson, Ike Rosenfleld.
mr. Willie Souza. MIR Joe Rosenthal, MIR,
Joe Levy, Mr. Hyman Levy, DR.. George
larendon, Mr. Oscar Upper, MIR. II. Dan
,shoa a Rev. DR.. Lowonstein, Mir. Abe
Me- M Mr' Joe Half, Mr.. Ed clarendon,
H n sen Jacobs. Mr. S. B. Ehrenwerth,
JACK o lsaacs. Galveston. Sol b. Levy. New
orleans, Sol Rotschild, St. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
mad ON he Rnnch.

Undertakers Ross \ Wright We're sum-
moned yesterday by the justice of the peace
of the Harrisburg precinct to point few
miles below Aliens ranch. where man
by the name of John s. Tibbs had suddenly
died necessitating an inquest. Little la
known, as the family connections of the
deceased and the cause of his death could
not be ascertained From articles found
among his effects. particularly uniform
knights Tempfsrs coat It Is supposed that
he was a member OF the Masonic fraternity.
His most distinguishing feature is his re-
markably long beard, it measuring nifty
lnches. The deceased has a brother at Deni-
son. r. A. Tbbs, who wired last night TO
have tho body shipped there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

th Proposed magnificent Celcbra-
ton This Year.


April 81, better known as San Jacinto
day, will be celebrated this year on
larger scale than ever before. The local
military companies have the matter In
nand and at Forest park the day VIII be
MADE gala one and will BIO participated In
py the Houston Light Guard. Emmett Rifles.
Syowboy Rangers, Rutherford Rangers and
ncuston Artillery. Also by companies from
uaiVeston. Brennan, Huntsville and other
POINTS besides battalion of cadets from
bryan college. The Texas veterans, Daugh-
nrs OF the Republic. members OF the Grand
n aihay OF the Republic. who Will be in con-
'ea'ion here during that week the tiremen
= o'her organizations will all take part
.''a make the day at Forest park one long
~ De remembered and a fitting tribute TO
r o heroes OF San Jacinto. Exercises at
.oiest park will consist OF exhibition drills
NY me various companies, exhibition Of
sIhuasenanship by the Cowboy Rangers,
sa sam battle Reproduction of the battle of
can Jacinto), review of all the troops by
sns Culberson and General Mabry
~Aa aancing In pavilion until midnight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
CITY BREVITTEs.

The county court adjourned yestc1dev
until tho May term.
AFTER heavy rise in the bayou, the
wafer mas commenced falling.
Mr. Ernest Timmlns has filed his bond
IN .he sum of $4,000 as public weigher.
complaint Is made of the repeated steal
ing OF Hover pots fl ON graves in Glen
wood.
me Turnverein will hold it's annual
election of officers at 10 o'clock this morn
AZ al Turner hail.
The pupils of the Houston high school
snent Yesterday p!cnickng In the vicinity
OIL the city and had very enjoyable day.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the monthly
meeting of the Talmud Thora Wal take
place at the synagogue on Preston ave-
nue.,
The Sharks club will meet at p. m. to-
day TO formally turn over the proceeds of
tier late concert to St. Joseph's in:ru1
airy.
The various committees of Ruthveii
commandery, knights Templars. will meet
at the cotton exchange Monday afternoon
recion OF Mr.. w. S. Mason. will be given
at the Church of the Annunciation Easter
Monday, April ~.
d. G. Artusy, who lives on the Mont
Eomery road, had set of harness four
his yard Friday night.
Nothing has been done to the south end
OF tho Louisiana street bridge, where one
of the boards is loose THIS was referred
TO by The Post several days ago.
Robert Marsh, farmer living out near
Dcepwatef, was in the city yesterday
looking for n maidstone to apply to his
lNtle 4-year-old son, who was bitten in the
face by mad deg.
There viii be a meeting this afternoon
OF DICK Downing camp. u. C., V. a great
many questions of importance VIII ho
brought up ana is expected shat eveiy
member of the camp Will be present.
Miss Tina Cleveland, daughter OF Colo
mel w. D. Cleveland OF th!s city, has been
selected TO act as sponsor for the depart
ment of Texas at the annual reunion of
Confederate veterans to be held at Nash
VILE IN June.
Judge Shaw says that he and Commits
s.oner Hirsch to whom have been dele
gated the authority 10 provide q fence tor
the new jail and criminal court building.
have decided TO use the ron fence which
for so many years did service around the
old court house.
On Easter Sunday a picnic and concert
will be given by Lewis military band, the
proceeds of which will be used TO buy
new uniforms for the members OF this
well known musical Organization. II has
not yet been decided where the picnic VIII
occur, but its location will be announced
later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Y. NJ. c. A. MATTERs.
Annual Gymnasium ExhibitiOu-Th,
State Convention at Snn AntOniO

Annual Gymnasium Exhibition-The
State Convention at San Antonio.
There will be a meeting in the rooms
of the association this afternoon at 4
o'clock. Captain Christian will give one
Of his interesting talks to men. This, with
some good live music and short acquaint-
ances, will make the hour from to 8
the most pleasant hour of the week for
those who attend. Every man In Houston
is cordially invited. At all times strangers
are welcome to the rooms and the young
men who are members should all be pres
ent TO help make the hour one Of the very
best in the whole week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary have their reg
ular business and social meeting Wedues-
day afternoon at o'clock. Important bus
iness will be discussed and every member
4 will be welcome to come and aid In the
great work before them.
On Thursday night this week there will
be held the annual gymnasium exhibition
In the gymnasium Of tho association. rhs
class mas tried TO present In the beautiful
programme an idea OF how the body can
be cared for, developed an endurance at
tanned, always keeping in view the primo
aim and scope of the work, body build
Ing and the development of the all round
man. Some excellent music will be fur
nished by Professor William Morris and
his students, which Will add to the pleas
ure OF the occasion. Al friends Uadies
ana gentlemen) are cordially invited. An
Interesting programme has been arranged
ana all viii find tho evening probably
spent II they but go. The exhibition IL
free; no admission will be charged and
everybody viii be welcome.
The committee on outdoor athletics say
they have secured the use of the finest
places In Houston on which to enjoy tho
evenings and afternoons. The member
ship OF the association desiring to partci-
pate In the outdoor work Are asked to
register their names In the office. stating
what hours will best suit YOU for the ex-
erclses
Wednesday afternoon there will be
third game of indoor baseball played in the
gymnasium between The Houston Post
men and the business men. This will he
a game of interest and will begin at
o'clock sharp.
A lady in Muskegon, Mich, lately be
queathed 10 the Young Mems Christian
association of that city $4,000. A gentle
man In the same city gave them $4,000
This Is to aid In the erection of Il naignl-
neent new building. gentleman In
fhiauelphla decided large rancn, OUT
about thirty miles, to tho association of
that city for place for their outdoor sports
and athletics.
The coming State convention Of tho
Young Mems Christian associations OF
Texas will convene In San Antonio the
18th Of this month. The railroads have
Kindly granted a one fare round trip ana
this convention promises 10 he one OF the
best ever held in the State Some OF the
representative men IN association worl. IN
This country will be present and aid In
making the convention one of interest to
all. Large numbers Of business men from
over the State viii 30 and the convention
Will be largely a representativo one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
light GUARD REUNION
nm HIRING TOGETHER ALL
WHO HAVE BEEN MEMBERS
Famous Military OrgnnixH-
,,on-Reunion Next Thur'""
wight at Armory Hail.

Thursday evening, April s, VIII DO OBJ
a, the Houston Light Guard armory
taunton night. the object beihs 10 eh-
,,o old members of the company
reunion of the old and new. To
'.oomplish this tho following letters nave
~, cont out to such members us couio
:. remembered. The roster up to 1871 oe-
,,,, a. ia a difficult matter to get
,ist of old members. but the COM
s,,,.o In charge desires all old members
:. .,,ond and none must feel offended IL
.hev fail to get a written invitation oue
.,u,t accept the above explanation as an
,,,use All will be welcome.
Members Of the company and club, also
.onorory members. will be on hand at $3.50
sharp.
The invitation referred to above reads
as follows:
Dear Sir and Comrade: 1t is the de-
ARE of the Houston Light Guard to en-
terrain their old members at their armory
Tbutsday, April s. 1857, at $3.50 p. m, and
you are most cordially invited TO be pres
ont and lend your aid in making the &C.
casion a gala one. Old and new friends
will greet you and the thrilling stories to
be related OF the heroic deeds OF the past,
together with the meeting of old friends.
will make the evening u most pleasant
one.
Don't forget the date, and make no other
engagements for that evening. Yours most
sincerely.
W. A. Childress,
o. p. Reynaud,
f. C. Blake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
MnnsaeId Dramatic club.

The revival of interest manifested since
the last social session OF the popular or
ganization resulted in very gratifying at.
tendance at the general meeting hold last
night. Routine business was transacted,
several new members elected and the so@
cial session committee for this month, Mrs
John r. Lockman, Miss Mazda Mcleod,
MIR, David Perkins and Mr.. Il, j. Eyers, was
appointed and instructed to proceed witn
arrangements for the next social session.
which will be announced later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
A Fnrewen entertainment.

thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
~ hosenfieid and Mr.. and Mrs. q. Mos.
. !. assisted by Misses Sara Rosen-
,a ana Hayne Moskowltz, gave fare
~" entertainment at $40 Main street IN
M OF Mr.. S. Levor, who leaves next
, saVnaay for Europe, The house was taste
rresn decorated with smilax and other ever,
room ana more especially the supper
Ta a. which presented a beautiful sigh.
ero,,, "sies We're heavily laden with NUM-
The aeieacies and light refreshments.
In tr,nI'ef part OF the evening was spent
enjovnpppihs the light fantastic toe, and the
hour continued until the wee sman
when y, me morning had been ushered In,
surln, ,eryone took their departure. as,
been highly entertained tl,rorshouy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
"pEANEo OF HOUSTON.

Tho most progressive photographer In
the South who is ever keeping in touch
with the latest and best novelties In the
Photographic line is "Deane" of Houston.
The offerings of this year include an
invention by n celebrated firm In New York
that bids fair to revolutionize tho high
priced Photographic work-the wonderful
bias relief" One can not say too much
for this beautiful work but "Deane' In
the near future Will have on exhibition a
sample. Your artistic temperament and
finer sentiments will be appealed to by
the superb mountings used by "Deane."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Reai Estate Meats Meeting.

Tho regular Monday night meeting of the
real estate men, held at the Houston Busi-
ness League, are constantly growing in In
terest The meeting tomorrow evening,
April 5, Will be especially interesting,
called to order at 1880 The subject OF
locating factories and how to accomplish
the best result will be handled In specially
prepared papers.
All visiting South Texas real estate men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
DECORATING AND PAINTING.

Mr.. g. NJ. Kuhn, whose Office is corner
Milan and Prairie avenue, enjoys the DIS
tinction OF doing the most beautiful or
namental and lasting interior decoration
In the city. He also is tho only anc in
town laying hardwood flooring having put
down more than 1900 feet in Houston and
200 feet In Galveston. All kinds OF m
terror decoration and stained glass con
tracted for. and examples OF his artistic
work can be seen In the best homes OF
Houston and Galveston. from whose own
ers first class references Will De given on
request
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

ci {; Lowe OF ''A'''a'sS Is VISITING inc
A. r. Howard of Palestine is in the
Rich. j. Kearns was in the city yester-
+. "A. Metagnr WAS in the city yesterday
from Fort Worth
Mr.. Sol Jacobs has gone to New York
and Eastern markets.
Hon. Jonathan Lane Of LAGRANGE Is
registered at the Capitol.
Charles Frenkel was among yesterdays
visitors from Galveston.
DR.. J. T. Glaze has returned from a
ten days visit 10 Mexico.
j. NJ. o. Menard, a well known insura nee
man OF Galveston. was IN The ~ity yes
terday.
Mss Vosberg is the guest OF Mrs Ed
ward Helternan while visiting at Port
Arthur.
Mrs. A. II. Nlbbs of Beaumont is visit
ing at the home of her father, Captain
WILLIAM Hunter
Rev. j. W. Horn leaves Monday for Ty-
Ter, Texas, 10 assist Rev. DR.. Greathouse
III an ull-time revival.
MIR. c. W. dIopSon of Waco. a well
known citizen of Central Texas, is regis
tered at the capitol.
Richard Kearns OF Dallas secretary of
the New York Life Insurance company's
State agency. is in the city, a guest at
the Capitol.
MIR w. l.. Parkinson, the general agent
of thn Sabine Pass enterprise, represent
ing the kuntz interest. was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. G. II. Shinn, d. D., general mis-
slonary of the Universal,st church.. VIII
preach In the Rice building. corner Texas
avenue and Travis street. Friday nisht,
Saturday night and sunday forenoon aud
evening. April .. 10 and IL. All are In
vited.
Mrs. j. j. McKeever, Jr., and Mrs. j. II.
Fem have returned homo from Austin.
They were royalty entertained by several
bnrs OF The Daughters of the Republic,
are highly elatei over the appropriation
made for purchasing the san Jacinto bat
tiawroupd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04

Tho success that Miss x. G. Welch has
met with since her opening last week has
encouraged her to greater efforts toward
securing the best quality aud the most
beautiful designs and patterns that com
bine to make perfect millinery establish
ment--one that her patrons and all those
who have seen her magnificent parlors
claim she has. Her long experience In Chi
cago enables her to keep abreast with tho
fashions. and she IL continually adding TO
the immense stock that fills her empor-
ium.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
PIANOS PIANOS. PIANOS.

Are you interested? Call at our store
and we will show you Plano that Is up
to date and which for price ana qnaiity
can not be equalled. Call or address
Piano Exchange, 615 Travis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Deputy Gilbert Has the Baby.

A suit was filed In the county court yes
terday by Elijah Harris ". Mrs. Nellie
Palmer. for the recovery of child claimed
by plaintiff and in possession of defendant.
Pending tho adjudication Of the rights OF
all parties, the case being set for Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Gilbert has the baby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
rppr, VIII, no TT FREE.

as we'll as business men Of Houston are
cordially invited to attend this meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-04
Wash Goods Department.

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our 2no orgaidy Ainli ombre stripes. 10 I9E
yards Tor ''~~
Our 1Sc solid colors light shades Organdy. DE-
IL yards Tor
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price. Not Than ~ yards OF any
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