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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-06

FOR SALE-HANDSOME DOT BILE HOUSE:
brown stone base porch and trimmings; 1882 X
st. NV; 40 feet front parking; contains 10
rooms. trunk room. baths. pantry. cold stOr-
age rCom cellar: hot water neat; electric and
gas light: exceptionally well built. and nearly
new. Price, $1,000. W. ]. NEWTON. sO2
Se4-Sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-06

FOR SALE-SIX- COTTAGE IN SIT PLEAS
ant; stable; corner lot: 50x1OO II: $500
audi st BENZ p DAVIS 12I1 r. CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-06

FOR SALE BARGAIN-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
fine brick house, rooms and bath; in excellent
condition 9Th ST. E. Capitol. Price, So, 600
se43t WALTER A. BROWN, 1923 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-06

FOR sALE-NO. $50 G ST. NE, NEW HOUSE:
Roman brick rooms bath. pantry and cell Ir
tiled bath and yestibule: open plumbing; first
class in every respect thorough inspection desired
Waterman premises. Terms ut my Office
X. NJ MORRISON 600 F ST. NV st4-Iw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

Johnson. & johnson CO., 20 Cranston
street.
John A. Mills. l69 Piainfield street.
OPTICIANS.
Baxter Optical Co., 50 North Main
street.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES.
1efft IS Cory, 466 Westminster street
r.. a. Egan, 10l7-l02l Westminster street.
George II. Peterson. lsl Charles street.
T.. Pettey 296-29S l'rairie avenue.
a. W. Anderson a. Co., Ill Wickenden
street.
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
Tefft 81 Cory, 466 Westminster street.
George Il. Peterson, 1S2 Charles street.
T.. Il. Egan, l0l7-l02l Westminster
street
Il. Pettey 296-29s Prairie avenue.
\. w. Anderson a. Co., III Wickendcn
street.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hcald 81 Erickson. 333 Westminster
street.
Louis II. Bellin, 1O3 Westminster street.
Christian Jessen a. Co, 800 Westmin-
ster street.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
J. 4. Fletcher, : Hartford avenue.
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
George A. Sweet 336-3lO Westminster
street
RUBBER GOODS.
Hope Rubber Co, 81 Westminster street.
SHEET MUSIC.
The M. Steinert & Sons Co, 397.329
Westminster street.
STOVES. RANGES AND TINwARE.
j. +. Wright 2l-23 North Main street.
A. "A. SanImis, 1S5 Wey bosset street.
Edward 4. George & Co, 81 Weybossct
stleet
Household Furniture Co., 23l-237 wey-
bosset street.
j. X. Hume, 915-917 Manton avenue.
George +. Daniels, 1926 North Main
street
SPORTING GOODS.
Andrew Harris, 1863 Wey bosset street
W. w. Whitton Cycle Mfg. CO., liS-l56
South Main street
STRAW GOODS AND ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.
NJ. A. Manchester, lSS Cranston street
TEA STORES.
Fraser Bros. 297-209 Weybossset street
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
L. +. Pease 81 Co., 7.13 Crawford
street.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
B. Il. Gilmore 2s4 Westminster street.
kilmer Bros. & Sigal, 9l.93 North Main
street.
WALL PAPERS.
Tefft g. Cory, i66 Westminster street.
f. L. Egan, 10l7-l02l Westminster street.
George p. Peterson, Isl Charles street.
r.. pettey, 296-29S Prairie avenue.
A. W. Anderson q Co, III Wickenden
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

ID. +. McCaffrey, l73 and 175 Main and
IL TO 10 No. Main streets.
Lynd a. Murphy, and Broad street
Easterbrooks & Gatchell, PSI Main street.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND
FRUITS.
Kennedy Cough a. Murray, 357 and $50
Main street
James ID. Hamilton, 62S TO $40 Broad
way, and 227 East street
A. J. Rivard, l03 Dexter street.
Patrick Nagle, '34i and 3i6 Fountain
street.
4. d. Sweetland, 81 Central street.
John Kelly, 1870 Park street.
Geo. 4. Estey, l73 Broad street
HARDWARE.
A. f. g. f. Bray, 10 Broad and 300 Main
streets.
HATS AND CAPS
Boston 81 Providence Clothing Co., 139
and lil Main street.
d. +. McCaffrey, l13 and 175 Main
street, and l2-l6 No. Main street.
Iynd x Murphy, 3 and Broad street.
Easterbrooks q Gatcholl, 2Sl Main street.
JEwELRY.
Alden r. Vaughn & Co a23 Main street
LAUNDRIES.
Troy Steam Laundry, rs Dexter street
MEAT MARKETS
A. l.. Colwell q Co, $40 Main street.
Kennedy, Cough * Murray 257 and 800
Main street.
James ID. Hamilton, 62S-6l0 Broadway
and 227 Enst street
a. j. Rivard, l03 Dexter street
Patrick Nagle, 34i and $40 Fountain
street.
4. ID. Sweetand, 81 Central street.
John Kelley, l30 Park trset.
George Il. Estey, l73 road street.
MILLINERY.
.Iolly's, go Main street.
Jolly's branch store, 397 Broad street
Central Falls, r. l.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
]. W. Meiklejohn & Co, Sheldon
Building.
NEWS, CONFECTIONERY AND STA
TIONERY.
James Douglass, 1S4 Main street.
Gregory's, 81 Main street
James Flaherty, 81 and 80 Dexter street.
Benedict's, 300 Main street.
John Holt, Jr., GA Broadway.
j. Farrell, corner Central avenue and
Pawtucket Book and News Co, 3si
Nam street
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
Dexter SS Matthews. IL and 10 High
street.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Louis III. Bellin, 2l9 Main street.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
J. w. Meiklejohn a. Co, Sheldon
Building.
STOVES AND RANGES
McCaughey a. Co. 93 to lO5 North Main
street.
WALL PAPER
Dexter & Matthews, II and 10 High
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
A CITY Left in Darkness.

from kokomo. Ind, says severe electric
and rain storm struck that place last
night lho electric light plant was badly
damaged. leaving the stores and the city
i'm darkness. The city buildings were badly
damaged by lightning and the streets
were Hooded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
To Stop TOll-Gate Outrages.

Frankfort, Ky. May Ex-Governor
Bradley has directed State Inspector
Lester TO start on tour of the counties
where toll gate outrages are being per-
petrated, To cooperate with the officers Of
those counties and aid them i'm enforcing
tlp law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

Directory for Central Falls, X. I.
BAKERS.
+. Moeller, $50 Dexter street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
G.. Bellin, 55i and 556 Broad street
John Newton, 40 and 4l2 Dexter street.
Charles a. Reynolds. 4S Central street.
st. George u Son, 4S5 Broad street
BOOKS, NEWS AND STATIONERY.
Charles Il. Burby, 81 Central street.
CIGARS, STATIONERY, AND CON
FECTIONERY.
Charles +. Burby, 81 Central street.
Charles +. Crowell, 80 Broad street.
w. &. Baker, i23 Dexter street.
CLOTHING.
q. Bellin, 554 and 556 Broad street.
DRY GOODS.
c. Belln, 55i and 556 Broad street.
DRUGGISTS.
G.. II. Bernard q CO. 33l Broad street.
Leon Msrmette, 602 Broad street.
tral streets.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
G. Bellin, 55i and 556 Broad street.
John Newton, 40 and 4l2 Dexter street.
Charles A. Reynolds, iS Central street
st. George * Son. 4S5 Broad street.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND
FRUITS.
G.. Carly, SOB Pine street.
HATS AND CAPS.
G. Bellin. 55i and 500 Broad street.
MEAT MARKETS.
II. j. Smith g. CO., 635 Dexter street.
A. IL. Leonard, 100 High and l04 Wash
ington street
MILLINERY.
A. Dunning, 492 Broad street.
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
Thomas p. Stoere, 500 North Main
street
PHOTOGRAPHERS
j. c. Prince. Photo Art Studio, i9i
Broad street.
STOVES, RANGES, CARPETS,
FURNITURE, ETC.
j. L. Ballou. 45S and 400 Dexter street,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
Direct tory for Valley Falls, X. l.

y. II. Smith, Dealer i'm Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes Rubbers and Gents Fur
nlshiDg Goods.
John Stevenson, Dealer in Groceries
and Baked goods.
Jolly's Fine Millinery, 800 Broad street
George Crowell, Dealer In Fish of all
kinds 40 Central street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
Directory for Pawtucket, II. I.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. f. 81 +. Bray, 10 Broad and 300
Main street
BAKERS.
City Bakery, 6S East avenue.
u. L. Clark, 6.2 Broadway.
j. Farrell corner Central avenue and
Middle street.
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE REPAIR
ING.
II. b. Morgan, 1l2 Dexter street.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Evans & Young, 10 Broad street and Is
North Union street.
Iynd a. Murphy, 3 and Broad street
Deahy Bros, 27l-277 Main street
ID. +. McCaffrey, 173 and l75 Main
street. 1916 North Main street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ. Moy q Co.. 3O1 Main street.
pawtucket Book * News Co., 3si Main
street.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH AND LIN.
OLEUM.
'McCaughey 81 Co., 93 to 1Oj North Main
street.
Deahy Bros, 27l to 277 Main street.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
j. d. Ellington, 90 North Main street.
Andrew j. Congdon. % Broad street.
Gregory's, SS Main street.
James Flaherty, 81 and 50 Dexter street
Benedict's 800 Main street,
John Holt, Jr., GA Broadway.
j. Farrell, corner Central avenue and
Middle street.
CLOTHING
Boston 81 Providence Clothing Co.,
l39 TO 1il Main street.
Lynd Il Murphy, 3 and Broad street.
CONFECTIONERS AND CATERERS.
Massmanns, 200 Main street.
City Bakery. Is East avenue
4. h. Clark, 622 Broadway.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Geo. c. Peck SS Co., IL 20 II Sheldon
Building, Trinity square
McCaughey x Co, 93 to l05 No. Main
street.
DENTISTS.
W. II. Tillinghast ID. ID. 5, 5 Main
street.
DRY GOODS.
Doahy Bros, 27l to 277 Main street
Geo. c. Peck u CO., / to ID sheldon
Building, Trinity square
Nj. +. Luby, corner Fountain and
Japonica streets.
DRUGGISTS.
Fish g. Co, 2l5 Main street.
L. u. Michaud d Co, 62l Main street.
r. l.. Capwell, i3 Boad street
McGunagle X Co, 3j2 and 3jI Fountain
street.
Geo. 4 Dana q CO.. 0S Cottage street
FISH AND OYSTERS.
s. B Pierce a. SON, 3l5 Main street
William Moran, IL and l3 Broadway.
FIVE AND Ten CENT STORES.
Geo. G. Peck a CO., II and Is sheldon
Building, Trinity square.
FLORISTS.
Frank O'Reilly. 10 Park Place.
A. l.. Warner, i02 East street.
FURNITURE.
McCaughey ~ Co., 93 to los No. Main
street.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Boston q Providence ClotniBg Co, l39
s.frI Afutf afR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

BOYS! BOHsll BOYSlil-You can make
money and get Bicycle for nothing. The
News wants 40 boys in Providence and vi
cinity who want TO earn - or S. week by
working few hours every afternoon. The
work VIII be easy and right in your hons
neighbOrhood. Boys who reside with their
parents or guardians preferred Call at once
and receive full explanation. Circulation
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

STORE TO LET-Large store corner Ship
and Eddy; or will be divided 20 suit ten
ants. Apply c. IL. Rowland. The News Office.
D--tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
ROOMS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOX SALE-MIsCELLANEoUS

WANTED Bicycle in exchange for a house
lot. T. o. box 1884. mls-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

AGENTS wanted 10 sell our gall cure
sure cure for all harness and saddle sores,
while working the horse; liberal induce-
ments. Electric Cure Co., 2l9 Greenwich
street, New York. m2l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

SHEPHERD PUPS FOR sALE-Litter Of
full -blooded Scotch Collie Shepherd female
pups; handsome; price So each. Baker,
North Grove street. m2l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
WANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS wanted for the United States
and Canaca 10 sell our goods; big money
easily made; send for our large lls-page cat
alogue. Duschnes & Co., 10 East lith street.
New York. m2l-Gt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
HOsMER's PRICES N sPECTACLES
SUMNER RESORTS.

COTTAGE CITY-To rent for season, fur
mi he'd cottage, ten rooms, ON Highlands; rent
reasonable. Address Maria Green, Cottage
City, Mass mlsht
SUMNER COTTAGE-Eight rooms and bath
room, furnished, at River View, on warwick
Railroad. Applg 20 G. a. Cady, as Westinin'
Ster street. mls-bt
no LET-Furnished summer cottage IN Bar
rington Centre, near river Apply 10 y. Z.
Mathewson, Z Thomas street, or Hampden
Meadows, IL. /. ml5bt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

SPECIAL SALE OF CLOCKS = Alarm
clocks, warranted one year. 5Oc. S-day oak
or walnut clocks, strike hours and half
hours, 81. ~. At Hosner's corner Nestmin.
ster and Franklin streets. ja2 u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
IOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES To LET.

To LET-At l59 oxford street between two
lines of cars, an upper tenement of six rooms,
besides two in attic and conveniences IN
basement for washing. Apply TO Crossley
Bros, 1910 Eddy street in2l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

FOR SALE-Black walnut postal case; "a
wire bottom call boxes in good order.
Brayton Round, East Kiilingly, Conn. ml9-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

HE 80 WMEk NOTIANE ''hFNII.-
WORTH" n tidy one six rooms, nice yard,
bath house and beautiful beach: midway be-
tween Malcolm square and Sabins Point. Adj
dress W. j. Crossey, apply TO g. III. Full
Ter, manager of Long Distance office. Bani-
gan building. m2l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

TO LET-Cottage ON Mount Pleasant 3
rooms modern convenences: also barn, with
two stalls. Inquiries. l. Smith, l55 bridghan
street. mlo.bt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21
RELIGIOUS



Victoria. Texas. June D. --caero flst-ic,
conference convened this nlorEiug at $40.
Religious services were conauc,4d ~ Esy.
A. y. osburp. Edna vaS chosen a. tas
place OF holding the next sla,Fsss coriar
ence. John Williams. George samoDs. III.
d. b. Blake and 6. V. l.. Fly we're
chosen delegates To the aezt annual fon-
ference. The llcensss q. Rex ).
Thomasscn. ". \. G&rTe.t. q. X King.
w. l.. Brown. William Myers W3ll4&zn
Glass, j, Il. wisEpo. .. !. stockton AID
c. MYERS yeTe renewed
Rev. e. VI Myers Ts& recommended 70
the annual con'art,.ee 1T eeaspr.S orders.
During the Afternoon Eeskira 2sf ! VI
Long submitted The feport o. TIE COLE nit
tee on dl6tro; conference records
The Special committee Oh hoa.n ,nisg!o1x
submitted through Major q ". l.. Fly
their report. 1t vas go able paDer AID
strongly appeals 70 the bo2<d of missions
of tho West Texas conference for ar ap-
nrooriation Of funds tina; vii! Justify the
formation Of three new n.s2lcns-twu in
the vicinity Of Victoria and Edna and one
in Gonzales county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21
NEArHER AND CROPS.

| brenhatsi, Tesaa. June iTs.st'rnp. con-
| tsuua good IN Washington county. Corn il
uadn and cotton Is doing wei and the
r'nps NJ foiatnes. meleus. vegetables. a,r,,
were never better,
talilnsrr Texas. June 10 --Whea, has
been harvested and the yield has rurprisea
! tue nldeSt Inhabitants from twenty 10
1 forty hllshelp per acre Other crnus such
as ouru cotton millet and mol1ns ate AZ
si'r es Tho heart could Wish
L,llns, Texas. JuHe IS lttom interviews
with tcrty tArmefs Il h irAinod that the
corn cfop 10 made and that II viii 10 larger.
eeFrage ronsidorrd than In years. Cotton
"a growing flnny Farmers al wear
htiHm yaeca, us prospects ara SO bright
Gllduss Tesas June 10 'tha hot
weathvr Tor the pas, faw woel,s has had
wonderfully hne effect on The 'nlion ernp,
| This su'nd ~ not ~ gvul as II would HAYS
| hoo n tbs lice had not injured Il tn tho
early spring The corn rron Ia vary good
aud wlth anothft rain 10 prevent shrink
aNa " viii he NIL flght
lilleon, 1'osss, Juno ~. For while Il
.reiuri that tho heavy winls and rains
through ibis hoctipn had badly damaged
orups Of NIL kinds However the last fuw
duya Of sunshine has improved them very
nueh Corn AMI cotton are looking well
and the prosppcIs aro.gond for yield ron.
slderahy above the average
Granger. Texas, juno 10, The sveum
,hrashor ~ Air A, W, storrs IL busy
,iii.KhiAs Tbs grain around Granger Oats
brr pfo1uuinh from sixty To tao bushels ppr
acre WI ai irou twenty 10 thirty hush.
che, Mr 4, N llnliQnan On tho Walton
fnlin two miles west ~ town. made 500
hushela OF oats on SIS acres NJ iiieasufai
land
Magnolia Springs, Texas. juno 20 -
I'h,re hna been fairly gond raiDs tlfough-
uui this section az country, which lnRiirps
tar uiop OF nafn. All cntinu where thu
fertilizers have been uBe1 ~ lust 40 good
40 Il Ia boaslbr to make n. Thore has been
eadia nlous Injured ~ storms, but 10 ~
worry great nxt,nts Otherwise the prospects,
arc very good,
IlufuNt, Texas Junn ~ iiurnei has had
another good rain which ~ lust that much
iunie addod 10 lie already fiDe proappus
for corn crop. and also a1dH 10 the out
look for a good cotton crop. Farmers have
had hard time With cotton this year,-k0
many drawbacks. no many things 10 NIL
out the young and tender plant Hut tiry
have hren persistent and NJ fast ~ on
tbipg would dnHt,oy stand after stand,
ihsy have continued 10 repIsnt. Many hare
rnplaRied from ilvp 10 snysn times Two
faiinpfs informed rbe Post correspondents
last Saturday that they had only Just 70.
riauisa their entire uDit0u crop, making
tho seventh tepiaut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21
SHORT MEMS STORIES.

ROME. n. Y.-philp Orth, residing
near this city. his wife and his sister.
L!bbe. Wfre drowned in the Erie canal.
LoNnON-!The interment of the late
Barney Barnto, the South African dia-
mond king. took place sunday at the
Jewish cemetery III Willslon.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--Iron had a lit
tie squirt here this week and II is saia
that there has been coaSllenls1lo actiyit,
IN the u3de throughout this dislr.ct,
DENVER, Colo.--Judge Allen has de-
chcd TO appont recc!vec for tn. Bas-
sick mine. lis value is placed at $1,000 o0o.
has paid hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars in dividends.
KANSAS CITY Mo The meeting of
til- pigeon fanccrs of the entire West
II L. consolidated with that OF the uoui-
nv show here next December, This ar
rangemert iusures a display of 200 of the
best pigeons in tho West
NEW ORiEANs-The Pickwlck Hotel
ing occupied hy W ~. Moore, wera gutte1
by IRA. ~ We're also The Two upper StCrics
Of the Pckw tx hotel. To,nl loss esti-
mated al $4,000; fully Insured.
kNoNNlLLE, Tenn. Reports from up
pcr Pas, Tennessee indicate severe stoltns
cloudhtrs, just across tha Nrgin'a lny
near Erslol I'D considerable damage, and
has delayed trains On the Southern rail-
rad.
WASHINGTON Secretary Wilson has
notified the managers "nd agents of rail
roads and transportation companies and
others that the contagious disease az sheen
s,cah exists among sheep IN tho United
Si'ttr3 and " - violation Of law 10
rec-lv" foe TRANSPORTATION or to trans
nor afY stock affected with that disease
from one StaGe 10 nnothuer,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21

mandcr; John A. Helms. vice chancellor
Fred Walker. probate; W, II. Taylor. Gas
ter at arnis; n. NJ Sheppard iSaster OF tha
work; u. w. Simmons, inner guard
James Darwin, outer guard
lufkin, Texas. June 10. --futkln lodge
No. IA, Knights OF pytblas held tia senil-
annual election Of officers last night The
foil1winS officers were eloo;eu for tho term
A. 7. Trawcek. chancellor commander, K
i. Shcawcr. vice chancellor; W A. Woody
nrelate; j r, Maroney. master OF work,
a ] Milan. master at arms: ]. j. single
ton. inner guard: J. NJ, sceuleck. oute,
guard
Montgomery. Texas. Juno .s,--tt lass
regular meeting o! Knights OF psthtss
lodge No. IS tho follow INK otnoars were
oloetea lor the ensuing pythiRn tern: l.,
G. Davis. chancellor commander. Ii. 1t.
Martn. vice chancellor. Ben Brown, irp-
late j. y. Motlru. master at arms. J "A.
Berkeley, master OF finance, $. Nj. Smith
muster q; eSelit duer. Wua. Craig, master Of
work.
TAYLOR. Texas. Juno IL Alamo Lodge
No. u.s. knights q pythtas OF Taylor. ID
m9lslus extensive preparations Tor the On.
terlhirmont Of the Visiting 9reihrAn 90 the
Knights of pvthias school pt instruction
which begins here ON the siss instant
enrcad Of AGO plates will be served at The
Commercial hotel 20 the visiting aua Local
knights 81 Pvshias,
scaiy. Texas, June i7.--At the regular
meeting Tuesday night John r. CaeHcton
lodge No. ISIS knights Of i'ylhtas. elected
the following officers Tor the uusn!ng
year nr, W De CRussey, chancellor coin
nauder, I. X. Wade, vice chancellor,
A. p Mahan. prclatc; W { Muhan mas
ter ot work; c, G, Jones, master at arms
c. n. Htckers timer guard, William &.
Curry, outer guard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21

Yesterday afternoon under the auspice'
Of the Houston Spiritual sop,eiy, M'sr
Lydia ". Allen Was greeted Win a lsfst
and attentive audience Tho subjects pro,
neD,e1 wero M follows
/. ''Espleip how tho Afis ANA se'piHss
hiys done more 10 onllgh,en NE wnr'd than
all tho Christian religious denominations
combined
2, ~ n posslble for The human MUD 70
20 beyond The consideration ~ material
eondliipns7"
q. What aud Win Was ihs eSigin Of ths
Biblof Afs we rewarded and punished III
the spirit land. Us Christ taught according
10 The deeds 0Gns w The t1df !"
The ieettfnss handled tie questions IL
order. ni.b an nssy, Intelligent and H..
tafnsilng Now ~ language thai IN one Of
her years surpeltes the understanding Of
her hearers, and they ali admit that her
diSeoufses are very Instructive
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21
AFRAID OF The SCHEME.
Why Costa RIGA WiIl Not Ru.er Cen.
trial American Republic,
GooDFAlIHoF LEADERS QUEST TONED
Feared That Private In,.rr.,s A.
tante Them More Fnrcibiy Than
Does the Fable Good.

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Apfih iAai Cora RIA Sg4i3 10. become
ps.; % the gre4ter aers,st5.e a, A-nar4., ~.
ea7,.a ii. he ,ss.,. -. -
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q. -l''e3s vT't'~a' scheme tAz'
tNe'AeF* s@aAi29ns 1At ostweea Casa Rlca
ana GAsternzla and that in ,-s.A a. co.,
pts..s 5000. -.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-21

| u he has been at the busiuoss TOR airy
| length ut time. and has studted his state
| mettis carefully, has an Nplnlon ~ his
| own regarding commissions and interest
changes. and haH hcen taught to believe
/ that they "cnt him up" which = about the
casa The cuNtomcN in the Wall streey o.
| fees today are, ia n rule. sorry lot III
iuissnthmpes. and II would probably DC
iuofc proniablc TO the brokers II they
! closed out th. accounts " every old band
aud brought in new hstch " u,cn wNo
knew nothing whatever OF commissions
and interest
| Sugar Tobacco Chicago Gas and Leather
| ptetorrel amone the intuatrials ard lsuv-
| iiuriou st. RAUL Reading MRphAtsAr,
Louisville aud SaAhvilio. Nerthern paeiae
preferred nnd Jersey Central. among The
genorpl rallruad Hist. have Furnished ahoht
| four.hftha OF the fetal business OF the mar
kols Nearly all the saios OF the indas-
| trials have been rnrtly professional rep
tcscu;ing ,he Scalp,ns og nctgrc changes
ln price, and Tobacco represents hAf sharNs
+, a, that az a truth. Wal, s,rNVt has tallCn
| ug0n bard times, wheu tho puNt,c has
| rcssrc,l FROM the buying and selling 81 Sc
| earitIeA representing actual invested
| wealth. and turne,i - per cent Of lSs mar
Nv; transactions 10 the swappiRs Of shAges
between ltadcrS
| stock exchange seats arc selling to-day AZ
about $4,000 each apa the iassreet ~ I
Der cent uuOa ~ lnYVstnseut u equal value
rtsrtseuts tatura vt ss,N $ yess. SNch
q return is not larsc IL IA iaAglstrirNt 90
retire from husiOcss upoa and live u luA-
uIp ~ onrs old age Small ~ x 10. how
ever n Is really qUitr doubtful 10 yuany
| III thu brokers arc from commission stock
saieA actually earning tho interest upoh
their seats - eo0isc, TX all the brohyrs
| ara actively engaged urcn tbs ttoas. a. thar