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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-28
For SALE

Valuable building lots, fronting on DUPONT
street, Scott street, Ninth street and Tenth
street, onuasy terms, in single lots or to suit
BY 10 il l.. EVANS i CO, sol Market trest
or to cxnrr NJ. Fl. Moury, "1he Gables Della
nsrcHyenlie and Tatnal streets. m..itf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-28

TOO many people loso valuable time in
experimenting with cough and cold
cures They should take FOley's Honey
and Tar before 1t Is too LATE. All drug
0ists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-28
How Are Your Nldners '
Judge CiaytOn'S Will.

Dr, Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. sam
Die free. Add sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NJ Y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-28
FOR SlLE-Sis MADISON STRELT,JSTORY
Brick, Wlli sell at n bargain.

For SAI.lI--TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE
:3S South Harrison street, Srooms and bath.
trout porch and yard Eents for Sil per
month. Price $l5j0. Apply TO It. +, Vernon
Republican Office Or No. J0s West seventh.
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-28

COR SALE ll2D ORANGE STREET
+ rents lor IS. Will sell for $SJl. Also No
Linden Court. Price 500.
FOR Sal E-THREE 81 DRY BElCK HOl' SE.
BIS FnIt seventh street rooms ana bath rent
SIS. v III sell Tor Sl15J.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10
State Tax Sales
Or
Property,
The State Of Louisiana,
VS.
Delinquent Tax Debtors.
PARISH or T-ERREB0NNE,
DISTRICT goth.

8H VIRTUE or THE AUTHORITY
yeaiaA me she Constitution
saas of&hs tats Ut Loatsiana. / viii
s iront door Of the ConFt nORas
in - Civil District Coart ri said
parieh y h5ll Withiu thelegal boats ror
jnaisial miss, beginning at il O'clock
3. na IS
Saturday The I7th Day OF
November a. D. 1900.
and constituting ga s.,eh s-,uessdmg day
mnsiiun id sslra aEs completed. all immov-
nbispFopsfty Is which taxssare now du,
totts stats of Louisiana, aud Parish OF
Tefl5lBnua. 70 enforce collsction OF taxes
aasss1ed 90 ths years 1885, 1895, 1897. 1888
ana 1888, together with Interest thereon,
fr5n thatslst. day 6f December, 1884, at
themu of fwopsr cent psr month, uutil
raid, and 81 c8ats. The names or said
dellhaaent ta6.payaFs ths anionnt Oi
taza due 81 each % tho assessment Of
nsid yaa and she immovabls property
reaa b aagh e. rs offered for sale a.
foliowA rosait;
Bell, eat. henderson, , lot ofground bonn
ded ab5N8 by Laiua Anderson and
below 81 Estate James Rsdma
tasss 20.
BaadraanA Lennce 8 acres Of land bonn
Del above by u. GniaFy anA below
hy Estate Nareisse Laba6 taxes
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10

nnrTnrrp Ok
&20
PATRONS.

pIsnt 81 TIE COURIER has
haaly wrecked hy che recent
n Haama and to rise from its.
u the resources Of THE COURIER
mss 9xse fo itsutm0st. However
st proposes e riae and TO give its pa-
Eof5 better paper thanlt hes been,
tsota asd pers8na who owe il will
f thsir accounts ct an early date.
.nrE this ordeal through which Thu
COURIER has had 70 pass,iiwe hope
ttat our friends win understand that
this request to settle their accounts
Is urranb and we are forced to make
e; FOR THE g0URIER'S capital is
mostly tied MP il these accounts. W.
prefer tie cash. but parties who have
not the cash could settle with notes
or sOther negotiable paper that We
could make use Of.
We hope that under the circum.
stances our friends who are indebte,
70 rs viii pardon this manner Of ap
pctling % them for settlement.
Our temporary Office is at tn,
Braisse Drug Store. Checks, P. q
0tiers, letc., cen be sent to us b,
hail. THE H0UMA COURIER.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10
Notice to Mortgage Credi-
tors.

Parish OF Ierrebonne, La.
Office o Estate Tax Collector,
PARISH Of T~errahonne.
November 3rd, 1900.
In conformity with Section So, Act 50
of 1888, uotioai is hershy given to all par
ties holding mortgages upon real estate
located in The Parish of T%erTebonue, on
which taxes for the year 1899, have not
been paid, thai / will begin the sale Of.
same at the Courthouse door, on satur-
day the 18th. day Of November, A, D.,
1900, and that . number Of pieces Of prop.
srty 80 delinquent are nov being adver-
tised il the newspaper, in conformity
with the law preparatory 70 such sale.
This attention OF the mortgage creditors
Is especially called to these advertise
ments of tax sales, and they are warned
10 TAKE such steps as may be necessary 10
protect their rights.
Al. w. CQNNEBY,
Sheriff & Ek.O6leio Tax Collector,
Parish of 18rrebOnne, La.
HOnma, La, Nov. 3, 1850.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10
Hope Farm
Plantation,

Ierrehonne Parish La.
Has hess sub-divuled into tracts 81 sne
nrp'ht front "y dspth ofsurvey.
these tFhrls viii De sold Vt reasonable
prices. Ash p,Fles l~ml.lsments &rt.
Possession given wtrn che present crop
rs harvested.
Fiae can" anal eorn hnaA lpasisd ON
L"wor foreclosure Rrinory milgoaa q
Shori haul aud easy delivery foF came
Spl"ndtd "I"i"rinuity for She farmer, or
the home-aeokeE
or l"i,as. Pardtalars a4plE in,
kALPU i
Honma, Is.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10
CHARTER
or 10
Dibert, Stark and Brown
Cypress Company,
Limited.
CHARTER
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }.
pAInnn DE NLEANS y

IAIH nF NEW hkLt.ANS,
BE IT KNuwN, Ii,ar GA tnls fw"m,le','
day Ut uGt,Iurr IA tno Year Einrt,e nun
nundr'd;
BurnI, ms. Jefferson Charles Wtuo&, a
NutAry Puhiir. ia and tor tine Parlsi, "f
Orleans, State Of LpuisiuuH. GUY ruIA-
missiUur.t auI qualified. ANA ia JnU prs
8uve uf the ~,tIrNa7S hereinafter namteU
and Undersigned
Personality cams and appeared, the
PERSONS Wtuse IanIrH arB lrrrIiItU Suh-
srrIbcd, wuu SEA rrIiIy declared that
aYuilng titrInSrivta 90 ,IIO PROV rsIUmN az
an nrt "l Ito Legislature OF tuis State,
kuoWn az nc, M. 81 ut the session. Ut
1888. as wall MS nt lnUsO Ut tho general
avs Of this STATE IeIatlvu 10 the uCSaIt~
zaIi0n al computations, they haNU iurnle'.
add orgariZru ana ny thrSu presents u0
fuiin themselves into aud cutst,tnE. IS
corporation tor the objects aud pmrp SOS
auu uuari lac StttA.itrivus ~" ro-
l n.enls hvrrinulteI sci luItn 81 Aprcssr'i,
/ Nirrh uheS ncreby a0upt 40 tnelr c~uarler,
to vii
ARTICLE /.
The nNuIu and ulIs VI Lhs CnrpOrntiOH
hereby IaIrne,t ~ drclstptt u us LnB
.e4AFEFtl, STARK AND ,BliOAN "a.
pRnsS CUSrEAN1, iLiMIIAD, IES "u-
micils Oaan 10 az DUuueI, IN tbs PartsM
ItH LarralOuIa, State Oi L8,deIana ana u
snail have aud eniny suuvesslun ny ITO
corporate maine for IL puIind Oh NInoty-
anne Se"fS iI"h' ana "itS' Nlo ""'on 8'o"i'
Al ciNtti"hH - o'h7t A"S"l tl'e'eS "tA'A4
g serve" upon '"e l'sHl''ehO Az" = c'H'
- no 'h'o"'" ~ l"'''3'ttS IS ''EV l''HlA
my y"''H'., 'h' Salle SI'sA' no s'ENfU "L'A
- y" Z 1""i.'""' .,D,r
ALL az ! i,
Tue O'9e".s go" P''F"soS Nt "'t'A
an e"FP'iA'i"h " "'S'hiAe. "u' 'l'
''''pI' "' 't' '''N.'iNN' ~ ." 90 - -
a. arg hereby ur''''i"' " va y" h'hhuA"c'
'ut' LI'io''' e'I"~''" 'n' "Sn'' ~,
- ""'" "h"> ~ So""'' ''' ~
S'""a,,""'l' ~ iHl''" "i'! "ta'"tu o"o ~
hi"ne S"M' i'"'"'"h' o"''a"t A"'P 80
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Ptih'I "A''"'L"N'"IA' "''. "iH" - vo
no" mere" ~" 80 e''t'' i""1,i'"l" ~"
'F'"rdt9 '"'It'a'S' "m""AS S''''N' -O"le,
'ia'S 80" ''a"t '4vN ''''7 l"i '"e :" i'o''s
- 81" n"Hih'SS' :" "l'A'"o r." . ~
so - 10 t'" 90" y hlei'h 'u''Ne aN0
'E'te"I'4'" Pi"''''H e'c ga" " q" -"
80 'u'l'"'"l '"6 az" "i'A0"i'''"
BUSINESS
'S'' = -" P''bNt'' :" ~ "'t''''
'"HV' "'''5 h"'" go" "OuR "0'l SS'"U''
""Si''NetS ass az "''1' t'''"7S 'N''S''ls
:" = "S''' ~ "'r'"SI' - -
anu Se"rtNll' 70 "hA "l'" t,'II 1"'n+
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~ 't'tE - 80 ~" ANo'"NO.
bOAbAh9' toN NiNt'"" ONS Au"''N"'
NlOU0i 80 y ~ pa '"'"' =. NV
it"h"I'H SSt"Vl t'"'N'is '"9"' ~" i'""
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10

The State Of Louisiana vs.. Delnquent Tax Debters
Parish 81 Terrebonne, DistFiet aoth.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and LAYS
Of the State of Louisiana, 4 win sell, at the frontdoor OF the Courthouse Il
for judicial sales beginning at Ioelock q ms on SATURDAY 1he aIH
day of November 1900, and continuing On each succeeding DAY, untls aa
sales are completed. an movable property on which taxes are nov due to the
State ofLouisiana and Parish Of Terreboane. to enforce colectono i taxes
assessed n the year 1895, together with interesbthereon from the 8lst. DAY
Of December 1899, at the rate of two per cent per month, and all cost.
The names Of said delinquent taxpayers The amount Of taxes assessed 70
each on the assessment of said year. and The movable property assessed to
EACH to be offered for sale as follows. towt
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10
WIN EVERY.
THING I'M LOUISIANA.

ISM haA aeseastfy fol HsCOURIER
TO state that hodisibna went Demo-
GRATIS ls-t Tuesday II was 4 fore
gone cdaslasioa That It would 90 that
Feg way
Only ore parish il the State, st.
sanes Parish gsgs Mckinley 3 ma
egublioan for although It CAV,
Mckinley aaioEiS of "a votes, that
parish was carried 81 Mr.. Davey,
BoA 81 3 majority Of 81.
nm pity that the rest Of the
country did hot do as well by the
Democrats al Louisiana.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10

On s@a DAY 3 sale will sci. such portions Of said property as each
deotor. VIII pN5 oak end ii case the debtor Will not point out sufficient
properly w a. once and without further delay, sell the least quantity of
SAID pnpefg q any debtorl which any bidder will buy for the amount of
the taxes interest @d costs due BY said debtor; the sale W1 Be- Wrbo1t
apprstsemsgS Ios48lsE4inlagl tender money of the United States, ana the
property sd&Eshal be without redemption.
A.W. C0NNELY,
Sheriff & ExOmco TaxColector, PafEh- Of Terrebonne.
H6UsA, La, November Bro. 1900
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10

Company, under the supervision &c the
Secretary; and the Directors then elected
shall Immediately take their seats and
shall hold the samp until their sncceasOrs
ara dnly ei"rTed and .gUp,litirt. Each
Bnard shall elect its " officers.
All elections shall he hy hlilot and d
majority of the vntps GA It. shall ul41I, and
each share of stack shall be entitled TO
one vote eiVllcr iI prrsHn pr hv uiS,vy.
Ie days motire nf all nleGL,nns shall hs
given to each StncktnldrT by the Scare.
tarN, 10y written notices to IA sent hy him
TO them by tuaIl d~Ivrrtrd to their lass
kmnwh d"miril" or place uf business, az
delivered to them in prrEnn.
ARTICLE VI.
Whene""r this C"rpurdti ~ isi diSanlved
cithrr lay limItttinh Of its rlnrter nr from auv
cauNs its aHdiRS shall h~ IIqI:dIltal hv Three
{ commissioners to h. appointed FPnni ainhIlr
the Stockholders at u q Neral i]nppFiup 81 u,B
nt"Ckln'lnprN eunv4 Hcd after t}lirty Il typ' nrLiR
hotties shall has g b pI giNpu ~ wriIirH up,ti.
Ces sent to aarh stnrkitniGitr hy the Secretary.
ddIeEsed To the T. r%si,irurp br rlnct. &c husi-
- ~ mali or otherwise. aud nv h vni.. III a
majority 81 the capital Stack 1T said s4lY1anrt.
tiun. Nistt Commission r. snail rrmain iR
nii p nuttl the tiltirE Of Said ta,rnnfutjti SLAIl
have bern fully lYluulni-i itnI wnu.td ~; lis
ease If the death Ut nitr ar mere uF -nid t.,,m-
missI"n' ms sitfvivnr or SURVIVORS shall
,-,,,. viz
.,.. A"LAGA& VIZ
lh's N"t OF lhcO' i%1"rhtlou may liz cll8Ugris
%IyeI ,y,tb IN, a.ss,, : T TtS r"Ll"i1thM US
w, .,,r.s.mt i AM, |" :. =. Sa.A"sfth- 81 lN9
49,, :, ',A :, ilalRtny in ln'Flnb
I'm. .rs " VI % w ~
nIrtsnse ,,ttrr tLi,fr 49, T"RHyi'H ~ sHsR
M J, 1870 Nnu' NhyE lNtHi'As lEetFe rs
~ i. saDt II, - Ssou els" ~ NOTICES
L,h.rr ,Ii'n. y y Nl"ts :" ehsli Ftack.
NM, "'r'H''" I, lhs lyHid'l0' "r pl:ar" rs
| changes H. ihny Is. H,ad. in ra 80 " ~
r,%i I's,.5.f sbiI e" KIM Nv EeirE'nst :" We
aay> priur nniirD n wyitisr nv ,~tT
stoekLUl,oF
ARTICLk VElI
No stnekhnlAer ni .ltiS .iitI,orstim Hh,n
ever br beta tp3'lr ar lUApUisttle ar thai ~.
iraris.ar anlts thrfetI ia my further ann
THAN thr RnPa.d lHtiaA,ce dis 10 tile Csfni,Anv
"H lhe shsn.s nWnei .hn lhA. nns sbnii otv
urra idinrlEdpy il urgtiizTi0n 8sya lhS
art-t Of read7rHlg this ]plntrfar 4 in arvt 80
P"sllg 4 stu"Gunllrr 10 ult Lah,Ety ls,yoi,I.
bnr auianat Of stuck.
lHtStbaNG AND p1sSED in nav Nst.ri,k
''tAre ut New ttritHnS afOrcS;spd ii tie nrts.
rn"p III lutrt's !. BERG a,,A iS,4rrs klu8,t4n
q AL nAAn 80 ~ EA
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-11-10
NOTICE

FOR SALE-A Certain tract Of
land, on Bayou Little Gallon, left
bank, about u miles below Houma,
measuring p arpents front by 10
arpents deep; with dwelling, out
houses, and lot of lumber fit to build
lew houses; also 81 alpents plant
cane; terms, one-half cash and ball
ance in January next. win be sold
cheap. Title to property perfect.
Apply to-WILLIAM SIOUFFLET,
Houma, La.
August 9Th, 1900.
Building g Loan" stock can be had
at any time by applying to the Sec
Rotary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
BROWNING
SAYS WAS
ACCIDENT.
Young Westerly Man Shot In
the Back Police Find a
Significant Note.

Frank Browning. IS years OF age, a
resident of Westerly. was shot in the
back last evening and although the
wounded youth says IL was an accident.
the police are making some Inquiries into
what appears TO have been some singular
accompaniments.
The incident occurred at Clsrks Falls,
Conn, ~ miles from Westerly. Brown
ing says 1t happened as he transferred a
a2-cslibre revolver from his hip pocket to
his overcoat. The location of the wound.
however. seems TO conflict with this
statements
Deputy Sheriff Casey of Pawcatuck.
who is inquiring into the affair. says he
found pieces OF paper on the highway
near the scene of the shooting, and when
he patched them UP the following was
easily read:
II have done this because she refused
to marry me. and they have turned her
against me.
(Signed) FRANK"
The note was In the handwriting or the
young man, and seems TO show the mo-
tive. As he realized that his attempt had
been unsuccessful, he destroyed the note
at least TO his own satisfaction. and then
made up the story that he adhered TO so
carefully.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
Msuieo and csIifornls.

Messrs Raymond a. Whitcomb's winter
tours to Mexico and California ere well
known 20 be the most enjoyable trips
OF the whole year. Participants In these
delightful trips quickly exchange the
cold climate OF the north and east for
the genial conditions prevailing az that
period In our sister republic and ON the
Pacific Coast and under the admirable
arrangements carried out by this firm
enjoy "A magnifcent round 81 sight seeing
which II attainable In no other way. A
tour through Mexico has January ~ as
Its date OF leaving Boston. The round OF
both Mexico and California ~ made in
a special train of Vestipule Pullman cars
With dining car nleMdsd. and on a spe-
cial schedule Which gives unusual sd-
vautages for observation. Thirty-five
davs will suffice FOR tour through
Mexico. aud seventy-two DAYS for both
Mexico and California. Full details VIII
he forwarded hy Mcssrs Raymond A.
Whitcomb. ne Washington street. Bos-
ton, on application.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Everett Spencer OF No. II Adelph ave-
nue, reports that two men were proving
about the doorways OF houses i'm that
thoroaghfare at ? o'clock last night. When
they came upon his porch he opened the
door and asked them what they wanted.
They said they were looking for No. q
There II no such numbered house on that
street
The alarm from box lS3 at $50 this
morning was for n fire in Carl Lind
strom's house No. los Atlantic avenue. A
Kerosene lamp was upset. Damage SIS
George Murray was bound over 10 the
grand jury from the sixth district court
today and I'm 1900 dor the. larceny OF tS5
from Joseph Larkin. Murray took the
money from Jarkin's clothes while the
latter was asleep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street. Nov. 22.~-The opening OF
the stock market was active and irregu-
lar. Most Of the hternationais were
lower In sympathy with the London, but
others advanced sharply, notably 81. Paul
and Baltimore A. Ohio. Northern Pacific
sold at 70ls 10 7e for 5000 shares. the high
price being a shade over last night Man
haitian rose ls.. but Immediately lost it.
Tennessee Coal broke 2ss and rallied "A
point. Some of the other specialties were
heavy, including sugar. The movement
OF prices became very mixed after the
opening. and business was on very large
scale.
Northern Pacific Was forced up 10 72s,
by noon in the face OF a shower OF long
stock In other sections OF the market The
effort 10 raise this stock was abandoned
when weakness became general and IL
broke 20 5iA. Compared with the earlier
high level the declines reacted 2a3ls I'm
the local fractions lass In the indus
trials and steel stocks and over point
generally In the railroads. Great North
ern preferred lost 3 A feature OF the
dealings was the effective support OF
Chesapeake and Ohio. that stock rising
steadily TO 3efS. The selling movement
exhausted itself at II 30. and there was a
general rally In which sugar rose TWO
points over the opening Heavy buying
OF Atchison adjustments advanced them
10 So. but elsewhere there was "A pretty
even division of gains and losses.
Many wide fluctuations We're made DUR
ing the first hours business, prices simul-
taneously advancing and declining az
different points i'm the list. Amid snch
confused trading, speculative sentiment
became very much unsettled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
RESULTS CERTAIN.
Nothing can be surer' is the
testimony of Providence
citizens.

The stage OF uncertainty is over In
Providence. There can now be had plenty
OF positive proof in the testimony OF CT
tlzens Evidence of this nature should
convince the most skeptical doubter In
this vicinity. Read the following:
Mrs. C. g. Northup of 10 washburn
street. says:-"I Just as emphatlcally rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills today. and
IL In the month of July. 1ses as did In the
month OF January. 1885, when told the
people of Providence through our news
psoers that they had cured me of
backache and other symptoms OF kidney
trouble Doan's Kidney Pills acted with
rns az represented and when they cured
the cure was permanent"
FOR sale by all dealers. Price 90 cents
rsster-M -Milburr Company. Bufralo. ~ y.
sale agents for the United sates
Remember the name Deans and take
no snbstiiilA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
PORTRAIT FOR BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Miss Candace Allen. has iust presented
20 Brown University "A portrait " her
father. the late Hon. Zachariah Allen
Of the class Of lsls, who held the ONCE
OF trustee from 1870 TO 1882. the long
est tern OF service In the history OF the
college.
The picture viii soon grace the wall
In the chapel. In Sayies hall
Another gift Of 5000 from Col. William
Goddard. TO the library for tho purchase
Of specially needed books. was an
nounced yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
VOTE COMPLETE.
Mckinley Has a Plurality Of
1892 In Rhode Island.
Official Figures.

The official count OF the votes cast No
vember for presidential electors i'm
Rhode Island shows that the total num-
Der Tor president was 56.5fS divided as
follows: Mckinley, 33.7S4; Bryan. 1852:
Mallory, 1923: Woolley, 1922 McKinley's
plurality. 1892.
The state returning board. therefore.
has declared that Frank Il. olney OF
Providence Alexander G.. Crurnb of
Westerly, Robert Il. Treat OF Warwick
and George III. Norman of Newport, the
Republican candidates for presidential
electors, are duly elected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
NINE HUNDRED WoRKMEN LOCKED OUT

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Labor troubles that
have been smouldering for some time at
the Plane Harvester Manufacturing COM
pany's plant at West Pullman. culmlnat ted
I'm a lockout OF 900 wor<men. Notices
have been posted announcing suspen-
sion of work for an Indefinite period.
The plant was shut down last July, but
work was resumed the day after cleo
tiOu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
The LAST. RITES.
Funeral Of Joel N. Spencer
Largely Attended by Promi-
nent Business Men.

The funeral OF the late joel NJ. Spencer,
for "a years state auditor. and who was
a most faithful and painstaking officer.
was held at the Home for Aged Men
on Broad street at l0;S0 this morning.
There was a large attendance of old
friends and former state officials. Among
tho attendants was HoS. Thomas IL.
Stockwell. the last surviving state Off
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22

cial in service during Mr. Spencer's sd-
ministratio
Many and very beautiful floral offer
ings were sent 10 the Home.
The services were conducted by Rev
MIR. Pullan of the Pilgrim Congregational
church. Miss Barrows of the Union Con-
gregatonal church sang two selections
The bearers were the Hon. Joshua Nj.
Addeman and three nephews OF the de-
ceased.
Under the direction of A. O. Miles the
remains were taken to Washington on
the IL O'Clock train, for interment in the
family burial lot in that village
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22

Bishop II. Il. Whipple EpiscopaD, of
Minnesota, the venerable Apostle to the
Indians" is visiting his daughter in
Cleveland, and in an interview in that
city said that the prospect OF the Amer
lean Indian was much brighter than or
old, and that the next generation would
proba bly, be composed of Industrious and
intelligent citizens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
mISsouRrS VOTE COUNTED.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Nov. &.-The Of
fetal vote for governor gives Dockery,
H.. plurality over Flory, r.. Of %, ,i47.
Dockery received S5o,0is votes. and Flory
2i7 QOg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
after A LAUGH.
Sir Arthur Sullivan Falls 10
the Floor and
Expires.

London. Nov. 22.-Sir Arthur Sullivan,
the musical composer is dead. the result
OF heart failure.
Sir Arthurs death was very sudden. 1t
occurred at 3 O'clock this morning.
While he was laughing and talking in a
house here he fell down and died within
a few minutes of heart failure.
He had been ailing for some time, but
IL was not believed his heart was af-
fected Recently, he had been i'm better
health than for some weeks past
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
MIDLAND AND CENTRAL oiNsIoH,

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BOSTON. Terminal--s:0f. $40 m:
12:O4. 3:35 m. Returning-s:07 m; i2;ois
S:39. 5:l9 p IN.
FRANKLIN-6:O4, $40 M 12 :0l. 1856. s:os.
pm.
MILFORD-s:10 m: 1e:0i. S:35 Cos p m.
CRANSTON-6:45 9:0e m; 12:o5. 4:35. 5:so.
$3.50. 1870 p M saturdays-Hls m
Sundays--7:40 y m.
KNIGHTSVILI.E-?12 1913, o:5o IA.
Saturdays--?ii IL p m.
MESIANTICUT-12:o5 5:35. $50 m.
gaturdays--fl IL p m.
PoNTIAC-?G:45 a m; 212:05. 500, !f:~
D IN. Saturdays IL y m Sundays
TAO m.
NATICK. RIvERPoINT. cENfKE-
WILLIE. ANTHONY AND WASHING 4
To.s-6:45. 9:09 IN; 1905, d:S5, s:39, s;So.
40 n m. Saturdays--1l:l2 p m Sun
days-.7.4O y m.
ARCTIC AND QUIDNrCK--6:i5 a, m;
i2:O5. 4:S5. 6:S5. $50, 1880 p M Satur-
days--ll:i2 m. sundays--I: :lo p m.
f,oyENTRY. ST AMT, GREENE, ONE
20 MOOSUP AND rBAlNFlELD--6:fo
o:o9 a m: 4:s5. 1880 M sundays-s;ao
sTERLING, JEwEr1 CITY. cANTER-
pITRY. sCoTLAND-G:45, 500 M
50. 1880 IN. Sundays-1;to p n,
vIspsAIII,ES BAL &C. SOUTH WIND
IAN. WILLIMANTlc, HARrFoRD
hND NoRWICH-6.l5 300 m; s:35.
7:S0 m. ,.,. ,..,,.,,,,r,-~x-
AND DANBURY-s.O9 a M
pHsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TIoNs-6:5O. $40 a m; 4;l2, $40 tSatur-
days llI7 m)
?Stop on nag.
fVia boat from Fall River.
hF.Ncept Monday.
eslee3iug cars only. cAu parlor cars
The HoplSins transfer. Company win
oan for r-and check baggage from hotels
and residences to destination
c. PETER CLARK.
A G. KENDALL. Genl Supt
General Passenger Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22
New York Stocks

Reported by FLETCHEH TAPPAN'
3li-3i5-3ls Banigan Building
UP TO ESQ O'CLOCK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-22

New York spot Cotton unchanged Mid
elins uplands loi., Gulf, iOis. sales 81
bales.