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The times., 1897-11-09
Make Football a Sfisdemeanor

Atlanta, Ga, Nov s.-The house of
representatives of Georgia today passed Il
bill, by vote Of 79 10 19, making foot
ban playing within the State limits a mis-.
deueanor and imposing fine fof viola
tion OF this act
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D.
c., Washington, November l, lSS7-Sealed
proposals VIII be received a this office until
i O'Clock M, SATURDAY, November 20,
1897, for widening and repaving Tenth
street northwest, from ID To F streets.
Blank forms OF proposals, specifications and
all necessary infOrma ton may lie obtained
at the office or the Engineer commissioner,
D. c. JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN b. WIGHT,
w NJ. BLACK, Commissioners, D. C.
no3 Stem
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
llnrty-JWO celIrOOuIs IN the United states
! jail at Washington, ID. department OF
| Justice, Washington, D. c., November A,
| 1897 Sealed proposals " i'll lie received
at this department uuJI : O'CI4D1k =. NJ.
| on SATU RDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF No
VENEER, 1897, anu opened immediately
required for the erection ana completion
| OF irty-tWO cells for female prisoners
| In tue jail at Washington, H. C., i'll accord
ahCe Win the uraWiiISS ana specifications,
| copies or which ma Y ue hau Oh application
4 To the general agent, Departni .ntor Justice.
/ The right Is reserved 10 re 4ect any or all
| bias or To waive any deIsCt or iufOrulaliJy
| In any bid should IL be deemed in the
| interests OF the Government To DO So
| Proposals ton forms TO be procured from
/ the department. must he enclosed in Ell
| velOpeS sealed and marked, Proposals
1 for the erection Of cells, etc" ana adj
| dressed 10 the O1eneFai & gcHU. department
III nio5.6.a.e.1oI1-et
PROPOSALS FOR ADDITIONS TO HEAT
ing apparatus at the United States jail,
| Washington, u. c. department or justice,
/ Washington, u. G., November 4. 1897
/ Sealed proposals viii lie received al this
department until 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ on
/ Thu kSDAY, TUE 18TH DAY OF No.
| VEMBER, 1897, ana opened immediately
| thereafter, for ali the materials ana IaEor
| required IN making certain changes In and
| additions 10 the heating apparatus in the
| United states jail, at Washington, ID. G..
i in accordance with the drawings and
| Specifications, copies OF which may be
had on application 10 the general agent,
| Department OF Justice. The right is
| reserved To reject any or all bids or To
! waive any defect or intUFluaiIty i'm any
| bid, should it be deemed in the interests
| of the Government 10 90 so. Proposals ton
| foruS To be pTocureu from the departing Mt }
! must be enclosed iii envelopes, sealed and
marked, Proposals for additions TO heat
ing apparatus, etc, ana addressed to the
General Agent. Department OF Justice,
no5,G,s,s.lO,I1-6t
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TRUSTEES, SALE IMPROVED PROP
ERTY FACING CONDUIT ROAD.

Under and By virtue OF certain deed Gf
trust, dated the twenty y-seCOud day OF
March, S94, and recorded on Ia twenty
second day OF March, S94, IN Liber $50;
al lOEO 3z9, one or the l0LQ records or tns
District or Columbia, and al the request of
occurred iu the payme MT Ot the indehteti-
ness secured thereby, the unde Tsigned
trustees VIII sell az public auctiGI, ia 'front.'
or the premises on THURSIi 4 = the ELEV.
ENIH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1897 at
3: 80 O'CLOCK p. H. all that piece or parcel
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, and
designated as part OF SmHilwOod's sub
division OF part Of 'WhitendTen- and st
Phinp and Jacob described by InsIeS
aud bounds as follows. hegianing IN the
easterly Side or the Conduit road at a
point measured south Y degrees 03 min
utes, east 80 feet TrOm d stone marked
w. A.-126,'' planted on said easterly
side OF the Conduit road, and running
thence south % degrees, Oh minutes east
Z 2 feet; thence north OF degrees, Al min
utes east 81 IL feet: thence north SO
degrees. OF minutes west 8 .0S feet. md
thence south so degrees, 90 minutes west
$3.50 feet 10 the place or beginning The
same being improved By a twO-story six
room dwelling; chicken hOBse, WOodsne1,
We'll, PUMP, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-AII II cash. A deposit
OF 81 90 viii be required at the time Of
sale and the terms Of sale To BE- complied
sale, otherwise the property viii be resold
at the risk and Cost OF the defaulting pur-
chaser. CO1veyancing, &c, at purchas-
JACKSON H. RALsToN, Trustee,
Wash. Loan and Trust Building
FRED EAICk L. SIDDONs, Trustee,
Wash Loan and Trust Building.
nO4-l & ds
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rosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may Oc-
cur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the
ports OI sailing daily and the schedule OF
Closing Is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit. For
tire week ending NOV em0er l 8, tney wiz
Close promptly at this Office as follows:
iTa.sotitaTiC .-aIIS.
TUESpAY-(bl AT 9 2Op. IA, for Europe,
per :. ,. Paris, IRON New York, VIA South
ampton. Letlers Tor ireland must be di-
for Europe, ler 5. s. Ieutcnic, from New
York, via Queenstown. tc3 AT I0.55
p. ~, Tor BeigIuIn direct per :. :. NCCTd-
land, from New York, VIA antwerp. Let
ters must be directed Per Noordland.
WEDNES DA f-tb1 At $50 D. M for
Europe, per :. s. + Bismarck, nom New
YORK, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Han-
burg. tcj AT 1898 p. IN Tor Netlei ia nus
direct, per :. 5. Edam, from New York, VIA
Amsterdam. Letters must be directed Per
Edam.'
rrIDA Y-tbj At 20 p. IN. FOR Europe,
per {. 5. Campania, from New YORK, Via
Queens nstown. Letters Tor France, Switzer-
land, italy. spain, Portugal, urkey, Egypt
and british india must be directed Pei
CaDpania.
(bj At $40 p. m for France, Italy, Spain,
Portugal, urKey, Egypt and nIluisn ihd "a
havre. Letters foI other Parts OF Europe
must be directed Per La Beta gue.
tcl AT 1000 p, IA. for NetnerIanqs GIiect
per IS. Rotterdam from New YORK, va
Rotterdam. Letters must bE dill Iecte1 Ter
Rotterdam" c. AT 1000 p. m. loF GeEoa
per IS. Kaiser Wilhelm IL, tom New York
Letters must be directed per Kaiser VII
helm H." tc) At lU.5o p. m for Nor
way direct, per :. s. Thlngvalia, l, tfom New
YORK. Letters must be Jill ected Per hing
va lla.n
sPRINTED MATTER, ETC. German
steamers sailing from New York On / ues-
days take printed matter, etc, Tor Ter
many, and specially addressed printed
matter, eJc., Iur UJher parts ct Europe
The American and Wnltc ; tar steamers
SAILING from New IUTk on w euHesuays, the
German steamers on Inursuays and TIE
| Cuuard, French ana German steamers Oh
SATURDAYS take printed matter, ETC., ioi
! all countries IoT WIncu thcy are auFcF-
tIsed To carry mail.
The times., 1897-11-09
THOMAS BOWLING x CO.,
Auctione ers

CHANCERY SALE OF ONE FIFTH UN-
K STREET FORMERLY 5TH STREET.,
NEAR 33D STREET FORMERLY MAR
kET STREET, WEST WASHINGTON
FORMERLY GEORGETOWNI
The times., 1897-11-09
DREARY SPORT At BENN|NG
Bad Weather Put Damper on
Yesterdays Racing.
HEAVY BETTING THE RULE

TIuneers From Metropolitan Tracks
Put q. Senlhlance OF Life Into the
RING g-rreInier shows His Heels
10 That Good Colt DIR. Catlett-
Hi Daddy Takes the First.
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Selections.

First race Break o'Day; Prompt Au
relian.
Second rece-fjun Metal; Sanger; Ene
Daily.
r9rdrace-Be Ronald: Manassas, Knight
of the Garter.
Fourt Braw Lad: Marsian; Debride
Fifth race Premier; Ben Ronald; Loben.
gula,
Sixth race Zen Bolt.
The times., 1897-11-09
LOST.

LOST-Sunday; brown silk ripple, fur
trimmed. Please return to 1882 7th
st. NV. II
LOST Members OF the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company whose policies have
lapsed will hear OF something to their adj
vantage 10y calling or addressing S. j.
HUTCHINGS, Roenl Ga, Washington Loan
and Trust Bldg, 9Th and F SITS. NV.
uoS-0t-en
LOST-Red pocketbook, Nov 8. Please
return for value of contents to ITO 9th
st. NV. noS-3t,em
LOST-Princess ring; setting gold T, stud
ded with small diamonds Reward If
left at I400 21st. NV. MOIST
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FOR sALE-AiIscEr.LANEoUs. .

FOR SA LE-Knabe square piano, IN ex-
ceilent condition, at SIT n. Cap. st.
no9-6t
FOR sALE-Large strong theatrical trunk.
34X4O, - cost$14. STEN0GRAPHER
- oIn 81. NV. noJ-3t
FOR sALE-F1fty yards new velvet car
pei, foc yard; stair carpet 10 match;
otiier carpets cheap. STENUGRAFHER,
~ 9TH st.nw. no9-3t
FOR SALE--A huckster's license; So 80;
Go2d nntl April L. Apply 313 st. ne.
FOR SALE Cheap, new lunchIoom ta-
pies: solid oak, finished. 1922 1-2
ST. sW. noS-3t-enl
FOR SALE -First-cIass cooking stove;
No. z: sell reasonable. Gail 1910 NV.
Item
cOALi Charcoal. Coke! Woodi-Take no
lic. our + 81. Office fas been removed 20
6Os 7th ST. NV; o bushels coke, 81; 10
bushels Charcoal, 81, lDbuudles rosin wood,
1oc., bushels any kind Of coal, 81;
Carried in free Main office, 4O1 New
Jersey ave: nw branches, 609 7th 81.
We, pc 81 S"- ho1-ol
FOR sALE-one- half interest in paying
patent business: will stano investiga tIon.
Address ATTORNEY, this office.
HO736
FOR RSALE-Handsome oak cheval cram
ber suit. $16. hair mattress, 50, din
ine-room set, $3.50. enameled brass bed
stead, $3.50; iron bed, So, parler suite,
. pieces, SIG; and u splendid lot of house
furnishings, including pictures. ornaments.
odd chairs, clocks, cuitd's crib 20 lie suid
at once. 172l Pa. ave. NV. no7-3t
FOR E-Thoroughbred bull terrier
pups, reasonable. Can or address, 1897
sth St. NV. Moist
FOR sALE-one three burner gasoline
stove, withoyen, cheap; "a floor. 3lT Pa.
ave. NV. nO7-3t
JUST think: first-cIass sewing machines Tor
only 81, with ali the attachments and 3
years guarantee. FUNk'S SEWING Ma :
CHINE EXCHA NGE, 327 G ST. Sc. Open
evenings until s clock. no7- -3t
FOR sALE-To quick buyer, nrst-clas
s-ft. counter, So; Edison's mimeo pf,
No. 4, $lO. Apply louS NV.
noo-ou-ein
FOR sALE-Purest Jersey milk and cream
from our own farm Address PALO
A Ito, this office. We give trading stamps
Hoo-ob
FOR sALE-A Hubbard portable oven, in
good condition. Call at 500 Monroe ST.,
Anacostia- no4-7tem
FOR SALE Young Cuban and Mexican par.
Tots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons,
eanaries, incubators, Spratts and ustin'S
dog bread send for catalogue. SCH MID'S
BIRD STORE, 112 1Ztb 81. NV. oce-tf
FOR sALE-S2.ss for eft extension
table; lounges, $3.50; COOK stoves, S5i
heater, $3.50; parlor and bedroom suites
81 per week; cheap cash ana credit. RED
| MOND, 313 Tth ST. NV. oc3O-tf .em
FOR SALE->Sample lot of fine shotguns at
sacrifice, call early and get bargain.
JULIUS COHEN, I1o4 7tb ST. NV.
oc1 5-tf-em
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MDEXED CHART OF SATURDAYS RACES
Time, rlsl-2 Winner, WA. Porter-s
1-FIRsT RAcE-Purse- Ssoo: ali ages;


haHly Time lo4 40 winner
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Today's Eatr4es at Benning.
9irst race Selling: 5000. Seven Il

First race -seIIlng, S3UU. SeYeh Iur-
longs:
Ind. Horse. VT. Ind. Horse. VT.
-. Mime AlphonSe SO -. Taranto :. .-.10S
80. Flames -. ..1o4 -. Mt. WashbenF 9S
-. Aurelian -. 10 -. Iialton -. Il 10
-. Break o. Day y.l01 -. Rossifer :. ....I02
-. Prompt :. ....102 3 Mohawk Pr. 81
49, Eleanor Nc. ..104
fApprenticc allowance claimed of lbs.
Secondrace Two-year $500.
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FOURTH RACEPuTe
{. eli. by
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. a uctioneers.
612 E II. NV
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FOR sAIE-couSrRy PROPERTY


FOR SALE-A store and dwelling In a
growing subdivision, splendid location
and good business fot ladies. Address B0 Y
40, Brookland, ID O. no9-3t
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THIRD kACE-Pur $500 selling and upward
.. winner H.
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FOR SALE-A Hubbard portable oven, in
good condition. Call at 306 Monroe st =,
AnacOstia nO4-It tcIn
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FOURTH RACE-For two-year-olls; selling six
Won driving. Time-1:17 2 5.

1o-FiFTH RAcE-For three.year7olis ard upward
Won driving Ttme-I:4e.
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INDExED CHART OF YESTERDAYS RACES.

Track weathe rainy.
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800: tIeeyears ard semng I'D one


nu-v.. chg by -Eiote
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FOR SALE-Purest Jersey milk and cream
from our own farm. Address PALO
ALTO, this office. We give trading stamps.
uo3 -6t
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FOR SALE-YounGC Cuban and Mexican par
Tots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons,
canaries, Incubators, Spratts and ustin's
dog bread; send for catalogue. SCH MID'S
BIRD STORE, T12 12tb 81. NV. ocS-If
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FOR SALE-Left on sale, quick and cheap,
/ trap, surreys, l wagon, l phaeton,
side bar, l end-spring buggieS, horses.
l pony cart or surrey and harness, all
complete particular and prompt attention
given to selling for other parties; call or
write us; horses and carriages for hire.
w l. w. aud II. Co., OPT st. NV.
jy29- fem
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FOR SA LIE -Knabe square piano, In ex-
cellent condition, at SIT n. Cap. st.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts.,
612 Z st. NJ W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two-sToRY,
6-kO0 al BRICK bWELLING, No. / 1Oi
TRINIDAD AVENUE NE.

6I5 f ST. NV.
GEO P. CHASE. trustee,
Equity building, Il ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-The finest pair of driving and
coupe horses in the city. they are bay
geldings, kentucky bred, 6 and years
old; perfectly matched and sound; both are
A / saddle horses, with several gaits; owner
will dispose OF team at reasonable price,
satisfaction guaranteed. Apply SILSBY
CO, stock brokers. 613 10th st. NV:
phone 800. seSo-Jr
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FOR SALE-To quick buyer, first-clas
No. 4, $40. Apply 1908 NJ NV.
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JUST think: first-cIass sewing machines Tor
only 81, with all the attachments and )
years guarantee. FUNK'S SEWING Ma :
CHINE EXCHA NGE, 327 G st. Sc. Open
evenings until s O clock. nO7 -3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue OF an execution, No. rs, 563, issued
from the District Court OF the Sixth judicial
District. holden at Providence, in said county
of Providence and State ot Rhode Island, on
the 25th day OF September, A. ID. 1896, return
nhle 10 said court December %. A ID. 1896,
wherein John w. Watson Of Boston, in the
county Of suffolk and State Of Massachusetts,,
is plaintiff, and Ellen Tanner of Providence
and Mary Ann Chectham Of Lincoln, both u,
the county OF Providence. are defendants, Will
be sold at public auction on SATURDAY.
JANUARY 8, A ID. 1897, at IL o'clock noon.
at the Sheriff's Office, in the Providence
County Court House, corner OF College and
Benefit streets in the city OF Proyidence, N
said county and State, all the right, title ana
interest the within-named defendants had In
and to the following described rea, estate az
the time of it's attachment ON the original
writ, viz. August 5, AID. 1896, at ~ O'Clock and
80 minutes am. One certain lotof land with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated on the westerly side of Dexter street IN
Central Falls, in Lincoln, in said county ana
State, laid out and described as lot NO. loS on
the Dexter street park plat OF the EARL .lenixs
and Mowry land, plated November, A. ID:
1873, by A. II. Sweet. said plat being recorded
i'm the Town Clerks office OF said Central
Falis. reference TO the same being had for n
more full description of said lot, being one OF
the lots conveyed 10 Mary Ann Cheetham by
deed from John and Mary f. Lock, dated
August lS, A. -. 1885, and recorded in Linz
coin land records in Book G., page 1888.
Levied on this lst day of October, A ID.
1896, mt IL o'clock 90 minutes "A. M, and Will
be sold 10 satisfy said execution il sufficient.
ALBERT O. COATES, Deputy sheriff.
III. 1rffr--
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
F,ame. Drove Crew to Boats.

Norwalk, Conn. Jan. THE crew OF
the three masted schooner Fl. l.. Bon
nell, which was burned TO the waters
edge In the sound Tuesday night. came
ashore here late yesterday. Captain w.
j.. MacLear said the fire broke out about
o'clock Tuesday night, while the Bon
nell was in mid-sound. southeast of Nor
walk island light. II was caused by the
upsetting of a torch while one OF the
crew was filling in the bowl OF a flash
light containing turpentine. In an in
stant flames flashed up the matches and
drove the captain from the wheel. Then
the fire swept through the boat, driving
the crew from the aft part OF the ship.
Nothing could be done TO save the burn
ing vessel or its cargo. which consisted
or 1000 cases OF kerosene oil. cartridges
and general merchandise, and the cap
tain and crew had but little time TO get
out the lifeboat The steamer Mary Ann
with barges I'm tow came along, but she
gave the burning ship wide berth
when she learned the nature OF the cargo
The crew were, however taken aboard
and were landed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
DERRY DEPOT'S ESCAPE.
Fire During High Wind Threatened
Destruction Of Town.


Manchester. N, H.. Jan. IA special
from Derry Depot says: Fire has de-
.stroyed the Derryfield shoeshop and a
2h story dwelling owned by Myron
Richardson. infiicting "A loss OF $4,000
At one time the town was seriously
threatened.
The fire started In the building owned
nv the Derryfield Shoe Factory associa-
tion, and In a few minutes the whole
building was enveloped in flames. A
strong wind carried the blazing cmbers
far and wide, and only energetic work
and the greatest good fortune prevented
the whole town from being consumed.
The fire became so threatening that
q call was sent TO Manchester for aid.
hut the fire was controlled andAhe call
was countermanded.
The fire was OF rather mysterious
origin, since there are no fires in the
building, and the steam is obtained from
outside. No smoking is allowed in tho
shop.
The house OF Myron Richardson
which was close by. Was consumed.
The loss on the factory is complete
and Is estimated at $4,000. About 20'
hands were employed. The building
was owned by local people. and was
built q year ago last October.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
To Republican Leagne Clubs.

Cincinnati, Jan. 7.-President ID. ID.
Woodmansee OF the National Repubi-
can League Of clubs has issued the fol-
lowing: ITO Presidents of Republican
League Clubs: 1t is requested that i
be furnished ut the very earliest op-
portunity with the names of all league
clubs that expect to take part in the
Inauguration parade on March next.
Also the style OF uniform. probable
number in line. and game of officer in
command. 1t is very important that
/ have this information without delay,
that necessary arrangements may be
made by the committee on civic or
ganizations at Washington. Address
me at Cincinnati"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
INAUGURATED TODAY.
GovernorWolcott Formally INDICTED
Into Office.


BosroN, Jan. THE annual inaugura-
Msssac husetts took place at the state
House today with the usual ceremonies.
The people began to gather shortly after
10 o'c clock and by noon time the Is
building was thronged. The guests OF the
Governor elect and the executive council
assem- bled In the executive cham Der ana
the House galleries were crowded long
time before the exercises began. Many
ladies were among those present. In the
gallery, reserved for the family OF Cover
nor wollcott were his aged mother, Mrs.
Huntington Wolcott the wife OF the
Governor, and several friends.
Both houses OF the general court met
ut IL O'Clock and after the formal an
nouncement had been made that the re-
turns of the last election showed that
Roger Wolcott has been elected Governor
and w. Murray Crane, Lieutenant
Governor, o committee was appointed
| TO notify these gentlemen OF their elec-
| tion, and of the fact that the oath oil
| office would be administered to them.
| The Joint convention was called promptly
| at noon. the Senate filing from its cham
| Der to the house and President Lawrence,
| taxing the chair. The Supreme judicial
Court end the Superior Court were tten
| admitted. The Governor-elect and the
Lieutenant Governor-elect were announced
at 1915. The officials passed down the
center aisle followed by the old and new
stsffs, and by the legislative council,
ouncillor-elect Isaac b. Allen, be-
ing escorted by the Hon. John II.
Sullivan whom he succeeds. A large
crowd OF guests were then admitted and
as soon as quiet had been obtained Presi
dent Lawrence,in most impressive man
ner and resonant voice, sdmin istered the
osth to Governor Wolcott. Secretary o.
State Olin formally proclaimed the fact
The same ceremony was repeated in th'
case of the Lieutenant Governor and th'
same formal proclamation was made BY
Secretary Olip.
Governor wolcott then stepped forwart
ano delivered his inaugural address.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
Columbia Theater.

The remarkable success oil Papipta, the
msrvelous "myriad dancer" has been
such that Manager Harrington OF the
Columbia Theater, has been induced To
assume the very heavy expense OF pur-
chasing further release from her en-
gagement in St. Louis for the remainder
Of the present week; and ner appearance
Friday and Saturday afternoons and eve
nings, when she will be seen in her
wondrously beautiful new dances, VIII
be positively her last in this city. II Is
no; over stating the fact to say that no
single sttrsctio ever presented in Provi'
dence. has ever made sucn pronounced
ard unim ,takabe hit as these fascinat'
ingly and bewilderingly beautiful dances
Of Papinta, with all the complicated
electrical and mechanical devices which
she mas invented and patented to ADD te
the effect of her own beauty and grace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
Perry HOPKINS Dead.

Perry Hopkins, we'll known In this
city, 80 years ago, died at Cambridge
Mass. yesterday.
Mr.. Hopkins was connected with the
fire department of this city in deys gone
by and was captain OF steam Fire Engine
Co. John w. Taylor, which was at one
time located on the present site OF the
ci,y hall. II vas the first engine owned
by the city. lie was Afterwards captain
of steamer "Atlsntic" on Harrison street
and resigned in March, 1876.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
Addresses to Dairymen.

Montpelier. VT, Jan. THE Vermont
Dairymen's association continued its
eessions yesterday with discussions OF
topics relating to creamery manage
ment and farmhouse sanitation. The
speakers were c. III. Chaplin OF. st. AL
bans, II. Il. Gurler Of DeKalb. HIS:
Hon. Henry 4. Alvord. chief of the
dairy division of the United States de-
partment OF agriculture. Washington;
Victor /. Spear of Rraintree, Professor
]. L. Hills of the Vermont experiment
station at Burlington, and Governor
Josiah Grout. The ladies auxiliary to
the Dalrymens association held its an
nual meeting at Pavilion hotel and
elected Mrs. c. f. Smith OF Morrisville
president; Mrs. Jennie L. Bronson OF
Hardwick. vice president; Mrs. Ida Ill
Pierce of Brattleboro, secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
Albany, IIundredth Anniversary.

Albany. Jan. THE Tooth anniversary
OF the establishment OF the state capi-
tai here was celebrated yesterday. A
state committee. composed of William
Jay OF New York. William Bayard Van
Rensselaer, of Albany, descendants of the
men prominent In the history OF the es-
tablishment OF the state capitol, Hon.
John Boyd Thacher, mayor OF Albany;
Senator Myer Nussbaum and Assembly
ran ]. NJ. T.. O'Grady, the newly elected
vreaker OF the lower legislative branch.
made all arrangements. During the day
literary exercises we're held, at which
Governor Black. Chauncey M. Depew
Ind others delivered addresses. Letters
Of regret at their inability to attend
were received from President Cleveland
and President-elect Mckinney. The
celebration ended with torchlight
parade and grand ball In the evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-07
university Presidents Meet.

Madison, Wis. Jan. 7.-Presidents OF
IL western universities are holding a
meeting here 10 discuss various univer-
sity matters, one important feature be-
ing their relations 10 preparatory schools
with view TO securing uniformity In the
standard OF requirements for admission
10 university. The football question is
expected To be brought up by President
Jesse OF Missouri. who wants the game
abolished or else 80 changed as To re-
move dangerous features.