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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFERNIsHED.


FOR RfST-F4NE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 1775
Mass ave- ~ rs; n.i.: = bath rooms: open fire.
places: cn'iuet manfe4s etc; $3.50. Double brick ::
COOK row "a st. bet Both and 3lst sts. nw.,;
~ rs. nj :; Tile bait room; front. back and side
yards and porcfes: $50. Both houses in complete
and thorough Order. VIII lease by year onl, and
to private family. l. FRED KELLEY, Room 20,
Atlantic bldg, 92S- 10 + st. nv jyS1-3t
FOR KENr-1345 L 1T. NV; II ROOMS; MOD
ern Improvements: reduced to $50 per month.
5ll u ne: rooms: bath; water; gas; rent,
$3.50 Addffss No KEN, S12 Md ave. ne.1t'
FOR RENT-3a0 AND 315 ELM ST. LIE DROIT
fark: In perfect condition: rooms and bath ::
houses open flor inspection daily; 30 and
SlS3O CH-iS. f. BANESS, 14th and q sts.
jy31 ct
FOR RENT-4M H ST. NV; 2-SToRY FRAME; /;
rooms; range; latrobe; gas and bath; $40.
Inquire at 900 Mass ave- jy3l-3t'
FOR RENT-SR.&B.. AMI. On G ST. NV. $50
rooms and hath ami, on Acker ST. ne ~ ~
rooms and bath. anil. an G st. Sc. ..... -
q rooms and bath. ami. on learce pl. NV. p
II rooms AMI bath, MI, on 3D. at n.w...... -
6 ROOMS and bath m l. on Sd St n.e....... Is
It, W. l.. VII EEItSON 6S3 L st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

CLERK OF CLASS = IN SMITH AUDITORS OF
flee desires to exchange into another bureau Of
treasury, or into another department. Address
BOX III. Star Office It,
BY THE OCEANS BREEZY SHoRE-YoIR VACA-
tion Will cost You very little, provided you have
us call before You and pay you full cash value
for gents left-of garments hats, shoes, etc. Send
Iostal. JtSrHS OLD STAND, Gl9 ID st. NV.
jy3l-5tf
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DErEC-
tive Confidential communca tions prompt
ly attended to: Office open all hours; best refs.
E tablished 1880. Supt., go Il NV ty24-lms
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-A BROWN LEATHER POCKET BOOK
containing $2l 90 cor 9th and Pa. ave. Reward
II returned to 211 I'd st. NV, fts
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FOR RENT-THE PRETTY, CONVENIENT RESI-
dence t0f st.; rooms; all nj; saloon parlor,
dining room, Kitchen, all on nrst floor: large
yard, Rent. $3.50. OWNER. $40 9Th St NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BOR SALE-DRUG STOI;E-S1. zoo CASH
squares from 9Th St: cheap rent: god stand
IT. AIDE EISn
<l.VO CASH BALANCE On LONG TIME W-IIJ
purchase property worth 5000: tenant.,l ami
S S.nlins i"r 80 per n-orih- Address OWNER A.
,tat On'ce- jy3l-6t'
TOR SAl-E-A wELLESTABIISHED MILLINERY
and notion store Iith 81. w; we'll stocked
and good business. will sacrifice for cash uo
triters. Address MILLINERY Star office Ii.
FOR SALE-RESTAURANT AND DINING; ROOM.
good paying bar. fine location; STEADY trade:
party leaving tOvr- Address Box s., Star offce
ty2y-3ts
AT RAMSAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, 81 90.
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 90.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
ulsS-od 1921 = ST. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
al TIE American House. 18th 81 and la az.
l. The b"st In the city only SIS per No dining
rooms +rd kitchen RENTED and newly furnished:
electri'- lights and fans: special tIns
FOR ladies CHAS- W. LEANNAI;DA Prop.
I3l -3l ~f-
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FOR RENT-BY HENRY WEN. sol 7TH ST. SW.
1910 Both, 10r.am. $50 Ill 9th n" 6r, ami. 49,
i3 9Th 1lr ami 2I. 50i $40 B sw. ST. w&, 8 30
32l 11th Or ami p. - $40 + sw. Or. wig 1 I 30
494 q sw, 7r. ami .21 30 y Sc. 6r ami. II 30
80 ID sw Or. .16. 90 435 10th sw. Or. w. Is 90
s11 q sw, Or, loo $40 NC nv Sc fr.ami3O %
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-NEw STORES AND TWO GROOM
fats. 500 and 922 y, st. s.w ,cor. ST.; large
plate glass windows: cellars; MI; suitable for
drug. dry goods, grocery, furniture clothing
business; will lease by year only rent moderate.
J. FRED KELLEY, Room ~, Atlantic bldg,
$3.50 + ST. jy31-3t
FOR RENT-NEW STORE. SIC STH ST. NV,
opp. Post G--ire rId Patent bldgs. suitable for
Office, sale of bicycles. lunch and other kinds
Of business. X. \. PHILLIPS, 100 14th st NV
jy3l-3t
FOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING. 1909 T. ST.
NV; excellent location. being + ST., Penn.
ave and all car lines: dwelling contains . rooms,
with most Modern improvements. Apply to
owner, G. BE 'KEI. 1928 L st. jy29-Gt
FOR RENT-STORES--
!2u9 and III Pa ave-. $500 per mo.
lsi0 Ia ave. 81 800 per anuum
1ill Ia. ave. So
ioiU ittn 81. StD mo.
1910 Ith st. 500
1911 Pa. Observation-Disclosures. s. 400 per annum
floors. 3OXlO0 each, large stable and elevator
NV. cor. Del and ST. s.w. (coal Yard.
Coal yard NV. 18th and ID" sts s.w. $50
per
1877 1ith St; will enlarge for good tenant. 20
14l7 n. y. ave. 2J1lOO. OO...............S S153. .:}3
S.W. cor. 18th and ii SITS. n.w., 25x5O. ..... $50
THos. j. FISHER & Co,
1y23-t 1924 st. NV
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1122 VT av. furnished
1922 915 NV. Or. .$1O.5O
118 Linger's ct. Or. 10. 80
1915 Union st, Or. ......9
100 9th NV, sto. $500 year
Sta r'r 1911 Corcoran 10
1240 Union ct sw, ,6r.T.OO
THERFURD 1907 + ST
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437 Wash'n NV, Ar. .$I1.5O
All Wilson NV. 5r.. $50
2526 9th NV. 5r.....9.0o
STORES.
1880 Fl ne&6r. $50. 30
100 VT nv&cellur. :. %. 90
1874 Fl ne&6r. .....15. 80
STABLES.
RI 1874 II NV. $40. 90
I, 13th&N. Y. ave. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WANTED-TRACT OF FROM 100 TO 5000 ACRES
In Virginia Maryland, on river or r r must
be cheap for cash; unimproved property preferred
DAVID L. GIFT, 623 F st. NV. jy17-s4ts
FOR SAI.E-oR EXCHANGE-FINE FARM OF I75
acres; IL miles from city; at alton; good house:
10 rooms; barn. stock. tools and crops; fine dairy
farm. VIII sell cheap. ROLAND C. BOOTH
GOV. iotn ana U sts NV ty29-6ts
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I 1924 cath NV, Or. 1000
2223 II NV, 3r. $50
919 Steuben NV. Or. s.. AZ
2134 X NV. 3r. $50
$50 23d NV, Or. 10. 80
2046 f NV. 6r- 80
S16 Path NV, Or. IL. 80
4l4 II NV, Or. 1880
2126 X NV, 4r. .11.50
2422 18th NV. 5r. 1850
1IlS Hayes 1t, Ar. 1850
1914 n Y nv NV. Or. 1880
RI 2123 Ward pl. .1O.5O
l r'r 2122 H NV. 5r. $50
7 POona ct NV, 7r. ..7.5O
) POOna ct NV. 3r. $50
IOS 10Th ne, 4r. r......5.OO
SIG oath NV, 5r. 1850
SO Path NV, 5r. .11.S0
S29 n H av NV, 5r. 1880
1915 Ia av, of RS. 1880
212 G NV, store 800
1fO6 Goth NV. store. 500
Stabl r'r I238 26th. 10. 90
Sta r'r 921 18th, h,3-s. .12.OO
Stabl r'r 1890 Goth. 20. 90
\, Real Estate,
ave. NV.
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1870 Kenyon st. Col
Hts, l1r, ami. ..$5s: 90
401 NJ NV. Tor, ami. 81. 90
47S O NV, liz. ami 81. 65
$40 NJ NV. Or. ami 80 80
14l0 Ccrcorau, 7r, MI 80 80
$40 I ne. Sr. ami. %. 90
9iT 18th NV. Sr. 20. 90
l2sa B Sc, Sr. ami. 30. so
2lS 11th sc, 7r.am. ~. 90
2004 Sd NV, 7r. 10: 80
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023 10th NV, Or. .14.O0
4i5 18th Sc. 6r. 30
vi 18th ne, Or. r....12.b0
1886 B sc, Or. ......12.5O
422 6h st sw, Or. ..l1.5O
$50 Callan ne, Or. .l1.5O
I0S 18th se. 6r.....11.bO
62S Callan ne. Or. lilo
la3S Lewis ne. Or, ". q. 80
, II 3 Fenton pl. 5r. .k9.00
10 N Sc. Or. Woo
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FOR RENT 4"5 iIs. STo & DIV. TR., STA.slSoO
7n2 1th sw. 5r -. .S15.N 9iI sw. Or. ba 40
1924 18th sw, ,srosta 1000 2O5 g sw, 4r, 400
SO ii sw. 5r wa. 100 l25 g sw, 4r. wa. 30
PIG sw. Or sta. $50 1923 LIST sw. Or, II 90
S14 Az sw. 6r. ba $500 1928 Va sw, 5r. 1919
2O7 II sw, 4r. wa. .10.30 B.LEONARD, $50 Az s.w.
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA Gs2 PA Ay NV
$40 East Capitol ST. II rooms am mI...... $50 ao
lUuo ; st. NV. store and dwelling "a a.
2li q ST ST.. S25 ~ 31 Morris ST ne Or is -
ZIG l3la Il ?r. - ~ 1o1i 21st st NV 6r IL 20
ZoiS l. ~ NV. Sr. - so AZ + ST sw. stSdw Id ~
1917 10th ST NV. ,;r - a07 9th Il Sc Or IL q,
S0S 9th st sw. ar. -. 80 621 r st Sc sr.. II ~
OLD Md ay sw Or "a I'll u st sw. 5r. IL on
1Nis III NV Or NJ. so 224a 18TH $, NV sr IL -
lbs 3ith st NV. 1r. 20 80 1891 AZ 81 sw sr la 81
2SoLa 18th st sw. Or 2o.00 1896 ST Sc Or 10 40
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FOR RENT
1908 NJ. 17r, fur. $3.50. 90
1924 r / av, 11r. . SO. 33
80 18th NV. 15r. .6. 90
1907 Pa av NV, 12r. 80. rs
1910 . NV, Tor. 5000
3lO7 \ NV, 10r. 1900
1872 10th. sto&rms .35. 90
1923 I'D, sto&rms. 80. 90
21st&Pa av NV, 12r. 35. 90
81 45 p NV. Tor. -. 80. so
1874 22d NV. Or. :. Is. 80
2Ju3-05 NJ NV, Sr. %. so
1865 23d NV. Sr. .25. so
1922 Pa av NV. Or. .2.0 90
24l5 Pa ay NV. Sr. %. 90
12S-l2 18th NV, Sr. %. SO
1929 Conn nv NV, ,Sr. %. 80
2l37 Fl NV, 6r. 1880
913 18th NV, 5r. :. .1s.5 so
130 24th NV, 6r. 1880
1921 Pa av NV. .3r fit15.OO
2421 Va nv NV, Or. .13. 80
2S13 L NV. 5r. ....12.O3
2311 Va av NV, Or. .12.50
3 Doves court. g. so
263S l NV, Or. 10. 80
H. n. MARTT.
iy3l-3t 1915 Pa.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REMINGTON OFFICE; modem machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand delivered free
fiji city; month applies purchase OF new
when directly following rental.
WICKOFF, SEAMANS L. BENEDICT,
de19-n Cor Sth and SITS. NV. p
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GOOD STORAGE AT Low RATES. ARMY Ann
SLOAN CO., Props. ivaS.imS
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'UK KENT-
The best six room and bath bay window brick
Yelling in this city for the price; $3.50 per
month; papered throughout; heated by la
trobes large closet In each room; large con-
crete yard; all modern improvements and in
frst-class repair. 1605h Sd st. NV. House
open for inspection.
B. +. SAUL,
Real Estate,
1y2S-tf 1895 1th st. NV.
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FOR PENTHOUSE 11l7 10TH ST. NV; NINE
rooms, including bath: $25. Key at ll15 ad-
Joining. Inquire Mt $50 Ia. ave. jy2i-tf
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Wv ki--N
1907 18Th NV. 12r. SI5. 90
JtS-S 1ith NV 80. .6O. 90
St&dw S25 X NV. .6o.'s,
1870 14th NV. 11r. .1o.C0
914 n Y av nv. 11r. ~. 90
Fits 1880 1l;h uw.t1. 90
521 II ne, sto&6r. 81 -
923 + Ew, Or. 81. 30
sid 1900 Nd av NJ. 1900
6l4 G NV, Sr. .3D.0O
1923 18th NV. hall
and 2rs. 80. %
I3 III NV. Or. 90
1922 Z NV. Or. 90
326 a Sc. Tr.......22.U
AT d ne, 7r. 300
jy31-3t ALBERT
FOR RENT-BY WM. c.
100 1st, 6r. $500
31S 4th ne, 6r. 20. 30
III 10:h NV, Tor. %. 90
jy31-3t
FOR RENT
Cor 1st&C ne. 10r Is. 80
920 y NV, 19r&sta. 30. 30
1923 Il NV. 7r. r......2S.ND
1895 10th NV. Sr. 20. 81
G3 ID ne. 7r&sta. p. ~
jy31-2t WILLIAM X.
FOR RENT
62 NJ NV. Tor. 90
492 Maine av, 12r. .33 33
1877 Greg av, 13r. 1880
1903 14th NV. 10r. 80. 90
32S I NV. 11r. ...3. 80
702 10th ne, Sr. rs. 90
2148 Sth NV, 5r. IL. 80
612 o NV, 6r. .14.00
CAYWOOD & GARRETT
jy31-3t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
For RENT

FOR RENT
?15 + nw.1Sr.2 la 500. 90
3a3 NJ nw.llr,h.c eel 21. 80
1Sc5 Dreg Nv, 12r&b 81. Oh.
sol French. 10r&b. 3U. 90
1246 Md av ne.i0r. bSO. 80
7l8 F ne. Or. .hatcor, .25-50I
GyI + st ne, ST, la 20. 30
s3G0 +. tir, ba. .1S.3oI
@i-9 14th ne, Or,
ba, Gel. new. 90
SS 1lth lie, Or. ha 1900
CpLORED
336 SrTucs.Ir.b. eel 5000
1910 18th. 5f. .......l2.S 80
2253 Cier'd av, Or. .12.-1
1t ROBERT II.
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FOR RENT
1919 10th. cor Greg av. 100
1915 10th st NV. 20
1A9 q NV, store. go
1919 vt av NV, ,Sr&b25. so
1888 Corcoran NV. .35. 90
3018 NJ NV, 10r&stO. .25. 90
jy3-32t" TYLER & RI
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FOR RENT-REDUCED TO SIS, 34l1 n ST.
West Washington: rooms; ami; in hrst-class
first-class order.
The above properties within square of
NJ. Il. r.
Apply T. d. DAILY
jy22-9ts 14lO Sth st NV
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1OS Sth ne, Or. .S22. so
727 Sth ne. Or. %. so
1884 G ne, Or. 1900
1903 18th NV, Or. 1850
go l. ne, Or. r.......15. 80
656 l Sc. Or. 70
;LLIS. 52S 11th st. NV.
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rooms. .$S. 10 & Is
i2i8 Goth. fat .Sr. W. 1000
uSS I'D, Or. 90
So2o Sherman av,or. 10. 90
our other list.
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-CARROIlL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th ST. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for So
cieties banquets, entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply at hall. myStf
Evening star., 1897-07-31

FOR kENT-TwO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS.
with good hoard, in the fashionable northwest,
near Dupont Circle, in private family; chill
drpn. Address DORCHESTER. Star Office 1a<
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FOR RENT-FtR.. SPLENDID MARBLE RES
1den,c in baltimore city. the w. cor. of
Washington pace and Madison ave: the above
house Is elegantly furnished throughout: contains
pass, niger snd freight elevator. bath rooms aud
an modern c'hyenerces; within hdutes Of
Union and Mt. Royal R.R. stations. The house
Will be rented either with without n large
stable, two squares from the house. containing
box and open stalls. carriage elevator and all mod
ern stable convenienccs. Apply 10 JAMES Me-
EYOI. Grahams Warehouse Park ave- aud Dol
phn ST., Baltimore Md. jy23-2m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
rur COTTON ANp GRAIN MARKET.


Cotton trading was light at the opening to-
day, but prices were trhe higher.
Price, Mccormick & Go. IS letter to Allen a
Lynch says: "The scmi-weeSly interior re.
ceipts which will be published today will bs
compared with 5000 last week. BLOOD last
year, 81, 900 in 1895 and 5000 in 1894. II re.
ceipts continue upon their present basis for n
week or so longer there will doubtless be n
disposition 10 reduce current crop estimates
which could hardly fail TO have favorable
effect upon values"
In Liverpool the demand was fair and prices
nrmer. The sills were abo ut 1000 bales.
Futures were quiet and the demand mod
crate TIE receipts were 1900. Of which 10.
500 were Americans.
Hestcr's estimate OF the ssmi'wcesly inter
Tor receipts is 1900. -
wheat acted strangely today, but the gene
raj opinion was that IL was working toward
higher prices.
The Beerbohm cables 10 sullivan, Morris &
Co show that nothing was being done in car
goes o n coast. Those ON passage were dull.
English country markets were dull. Liver
pool wheat was steady and a lower Corn
wns quiet and "A little lower.
Bo.rbohm also cables that several million
acres Of winter wheat in Russia has been
killed Farnum Is Of the opinion that there
will be enough wheat To 40 round.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
IN THE
.t.*$$.$

At an early hour this morning Price wired
weeden, Kendall & Co. that small bear
CLIQUE was making feeble effort 10 depress
the market hut that their efforts were not
making much impression. Their influence was
felt however, and the market was consider
ably heavier.
The market in London was fiat and unprofit-
able. Americans were dull ara fractionally
lower, being from l-s 20 q below New York
parity on the opening. but the selling was un-
important and entirely professional. New
York foreign houses sold little Louisville
and ST. Paul on balance, but otherwise nothing
was done
The bond market was almost as strong yes
terday as on the previous day, and all the
commission houses report a brisk investment
demand.
A special dispatch from Boston TO Haliett
Anderson g. Co. states that the advance in
Standard Oil stock TO 263 Is no doubt in an
ticipation Of another large extra oisburse-
rnent dividend. Last March the trustees de-
clared 10 per cent. extra.
The report of the earnings OF Missouri Pa
cific for the second week Of January show a
decrease of $4,000 The Pullman company
declared the regular 2 per cent. dividend to-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
TALKED ABOUT.

In the police court this morning Harry fed
erisky was fined 81 and costs for distributing
hand bills ON the streets.
Patrolman Timothy Arnold of the Knight
street station, who has been dangerously i'll
with pneumonia, is on the road TO recovery.
nm McMahon of l6 jefferson street. while
or Hun:insto avenue, near Chaplin avenue.
lat evening, vas bitten on the thi. h by a
vicious hull dog.
Michnel Gillcnbey. who took French leave
from the State farm last November, was ar
rcHel last evening and the officials mt that
institution notified.
AT las o'clock last evening a trolley pole
on On Eddy street car broke at the corner of
Wcybcsset and Dorrance streets, causing con-
siderable delay 20 traffic
Frank Raia went 70 the State prison this
morning, where be was given power of az
,orne, by the three Italians who robbed DIR.
NOR c. EDDY somc time alo. Two of the
Italians own real estate in Italy.
The Eth annual ball of the Journeymen
Tailors Union, Le Inv Lrderkranz Hail last
evening was an enjoyable event. The grand
company made merry until carly morninr
h. G. hegler was floor manager and his ssist-
ants were II. Fieldman, q. Johnson and ID.
Sugrue.
Mrs. Frederick Ead of II Harriet street,
So7th Proyilen Q, last evening gave birth TO
three bouncing baby girls. Dir. haid, the
fainter, who / +, well known In German circles
ana is q popular saloon Keeper, is receiving
many ongratulGtions today for this generous
ccuti ibution 10 the Providence census. At
noon today mother ana children were in n
nourishng condition.
The Sunday school og the Cranston Street
Ba1tisi Church aud their friends enjoyed a
novel entertainment las. evening in the sun
day tool oom, where nv II. Howard Pepper
gave his humorous lecture. entitled, Those
sscvcn Awful Boys Of the Epiphany Mission,
Hopetown." Pictures Of the mission were
shown On n screen aud the lecturer talked
about the seven boys and their experience.
Many familiar scenes were shown and many
in nridcnts in { he lives OF b ys and Sunday
s.h ol teachers were illustrated.
The reception in the guild rooms ~ 81
John Chur,h \ las. evening WIS cni' ynble TO q
large company. III was an lntorinat tht'lthlh
ment and r insisted OF vocal and instrumental
music aud dancing. The contributors 90 the
evenings tlcasn o were: Mrs. G. +. blackin
toa. Miss Lily Bird Miss Martha hurruc
Kiss attic Merchant. Roland Atche'ly. War
rcr l.. Turner and others. Coffee and luncl
were sorvcd nt tables presided over by Mrs
F.E vi hmond Miss Gardiner, Mrs. Max
wcli Greene. 1irs. W. r. Aldrich, Mrs. John
Vernon. Mrs. william Grange, Mrs. Bonner,
Nra G. a. l.. Richards, Miss r. ID. Potter
| r'iss Eliza Norm. Mrs. W. y. Chaoe md Mrs
y. II. Brown. The committee In charge OF tb'
affair was Charles y. Dorrance. chairman
Willie Gamme,l. Miss Maud Dorrance and Mis-
| Hammond. william Bccles. the church organ
ist, ari angcd the musical program.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
MIDWINTER BANQUET.
r. l. Sunday School Association
Meets at Tillinghast's.
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell Makes an Interesting
and Effcctiv: Address.

The mid-winter banquet OF the Rhode
Island Sunday School Association was held in
Tillinghast's parlors this afternoon and 1t
was attended by Sunday school superintend-
ents from all parts OF the State and about .
pastors from the various churches. making in
all 0S present. The association represents
35i Sunday schools in the State having o5,o'O
scholars The meeting was especially inter
esting TO the large number OF ladies and
gentlemen engaged i'm this work.
The banquet was served at o'clock, and IL
was under the supervision OF Mr.. II Water
man. consequently caterer Tillinghast had
lots Of good things to eat.
President A. B. McCril is presided and Rev.
w. s.. Chase Of woonsocket asked Divine bles-
sing
The after-dinner exercises began with Sc
lection by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson entitled Far
Awayin the Depths OF My Spirit"
President McCrillis said that IL he could
make "A speech he could make IL today What
is to be done for the evangelization OF the
State by such force "a this Adler men are
here for the purpose Of addressing us ON that
subject and we will have the pleasure OF lis
tening TO them. He referred TO the
illness of William Reynolds, prom
inent worker in the Sunday school
field. and be spoke the hearty sympathy
of all present. He then introduced the Rev.
L. b. Maxwell. The especially interesting
part OF the afternoon exercises was his address
The Rev Mr.. Maxwell OF Savannah, Ca, is
an earnest worker for the National Southern
Sunday School Association. He is graduate
OF two colleges in the South, and his intimate
relation with the people Of that section makes
his work for the International sunday School
convention peculiarly effective. His address
was about his people in the South land, and
especially the Sunday school effort now de
veloping there.
He said that moral training was not the
work Of the public schools, but IL was the
business of the Sunday schools and mission
schools. The great masses received no instruc-
ton Whatever, and very little training is
given 20 children in the church. Organized
work was now being done in the South. The
peope believed that inequality could be over
come by education and when the coored peo'
pie become educated they become the equal OF
the Anglo-saxon race That is their firm be-
lief. He said there was something else neces-
sary. Intellectual training must be balanced
by moral training. He dwelt upon the inn
portance OF character and the necessity OF
| moral training beginning early in life be-
| sides the child when rightly instructed makes
| "A longer servant for God He spoke Of the
| difference between teaching and preaching.
| Preac hing has been the thing in the South
ever since the war. Now" said he, I'VE
| are trying to establish ri Int teaching" The
| speaker kept along the line of teaching in the
| South and his address claimed the attention
| of the Sunday school workers present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
Sympathy for the Cubans.

CONCORD, NH, Jan. 20-In the House
of Representatives this morning q resolu-
tion was introduced extending sympathy
to the Cubans and asking Congress to
recognize the independence of the repub-
lie at once also to demand for it's citizens
and soldiery the rights and decencies of
civil warfare. The New Hampshire Sena-
tors aud representatives ere requested to
do all in their power to further the de-
sired end. The resolution.concluded:
"we look with oisfavor upon any exec
utive usurpaiion in this direction of the
powers of Congress-"
1t was made the special order for this
afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
FOR CLEMENCY.
Pleas For Release Of Irish
Prisoners.
Parn, elite and Anti-Parnellite
Members Urge 1t.
Several Speeches Made In the House
OF Commons To-Day.

LONDON, Jan. 20.--Tke debate on the
address In rsrly to the speech from the
throne wes resu med in the House of Com
mons touay.
Ar. Patrick O'Brien, the Iarnellite
msu ber Of psriisment from Kilkenny
& t., moved an amendment to the effect
taat the time hes come for the cases of
al the Irish political prisoners to ba re-
considered emo appealed for amnesty for
the few remaining in prison.
mes ID. Flynn, aEii-parnellite, Of
Cork county, second the motion and
JOHN :. Clancy, Pa n,l'itc member for
the nos. division OF DaDi n county sup
por ed II.
Mr. Timothy NJ. Healy another Psrnel-
lie, me nbsr for North Louth, said that
IL iuquiry is made into the conspired 3
that an English agent has hau mis- nose in
every one of them.
Mr.. Hesly also expressed his belief that
IS years imprisonment WAS enougn pun
isnmeat for The prisoners and remarked
thet the sixtle,h anniversary Of tho
Qleen', reign was n good occasion to
show clemeney.
The home secretary replied, saying tha.
Il would be sstisfac;or1 10 tue govern
ment IL they ooUli re nedy any Irish
grievance, but, he added, whatever the
motives Of the political prisoners ttey
W re guilty OF crimes adhered by the
civilizsd wcrid q d he was unable Gt
present to advise her ma jesty to grant
them amnesty.
O. Ceniinuing, the home secretary pointed
cut that in the withdrawal OF the
charge agains, Ecli (Eowsrd j. Ivory,
the cot ntry bad just rad proof OF the
fairness ana inipsrti.lity OF the courts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-20
Compromise Approved.

The compounds OF Curiier 4 Guild
Woonsocket dry goods dealers with their
crec citors of the rnte OF 40 cents on the
d 'llar was at he request of attorney j..
}. Honsrnan, who represented the firm,
afproved by the Apt ellste Court today.
John 6. Currier rives his personal note
for sse payne t o; the greater part OF the
firms eniigstions which are held ~ The
Fret National Bank an the Producers
bark of Woonsooset. aiinor claims are
paid in cash.