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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04
ABBOTT MORRIS.

SYRUPS AND MoLA59ES - Mnrke,
nrmer nj tho advcace: syrup. good TO
choice. 21I23c.; lower grade syrup. lESpl5c. |;
molasses. Porto Rico. 2o92so.: molasses.
PROVISIONS
BULK StEATS-Market firm: rib sides.
S5.6o; bellies. eastern. 6hc.; bellies. west
HAMS-sugar cured, 12c.
DRY PLATED JOWLSAhc.
PORK SLATES-5Hc.
MESS PORK-Old. 1925
HAM PQRk-Per barrel. S11.00.
LARD-Pure butchers, In tlerces, Tie;
compound uerces. 53.c.. So-lb. tubs and So.
Id. tins nc more
WOoL--unwashed. isc.; bulky. to 7c
less; WISHED wool, &c.: black. i2ltc. to Ice.
HiDEs-G. s.. 1is: green. ia; dry ont.
u; drv anlc uh: damaEed Z.
SALT F'fHtI.
HERRING--New North Carolina cut. In
Eastern barrels. si25@4.50; Potomac.
grosc. $500: mullets 100-lb. kegs. $780,
spots loo-lb. kegs, $50: mockerel, tat No.
kegs. 81 rs; So-lb. kegs. $40; 7o-lb. kegs,
FRESH FIsH.
Spots. per pound. &c.: croakers. per
pound. 2GSc.; tayors. per pound. 4@5c. /:
large rock, per pound. 121ac. pan rock,
per pound. 6dpSc.: shud. none; trout. 293c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04

NEW. ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. jan 81 Cotton futures
quiet and steady: JAM, z IA; Feb. 7.14D,
7.l6; Mar. 7.1507. 16; Apr. 7.1707.1S;
May. 7.19@7. 20; July. 7.2sD7.24; Aug,
1.osG7.1 10; Sept. G.GSQ6.7o; Oct, G.5s0
6.e0.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE

CoRN-White corn. from store. Acc:
mixed corn. from store. 45c.; white oats,
from store, asc.: mixed oats, 33c.
ton. sl7.oo: middiing. $500 per ton.
OATS-Steady: mixed, Soc: white CSC
( HAi-No. ] Timothy hay, car lots,sl5 so,
ion lots. sl6.o; mixed hay. car lots. S4.50;
ton lots, $500.
6Ac.
ROUGH RIcE-Nono on the market
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04
NORFOLK MHRKETs
For Grain, flau, Groceries, Provisions,

ouotntionsnt Wholesale Pricss. un-
ess other fse stntcd, nHd prices are
subject TO nuctuntion ira ubnrkcf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04
PEANUTS AND PEAS.

PEANUTS-Market, new fancy 2Mc {.
strictly prime, 2iac.; prime, 2A93c; com.
mon. llAW2c.: Spanish. Coo. per bushel
PEAS-Blackeye. s2.t0QSc9 per bag.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04


Store No. 10 Bank street.
Store and and 3 dweing No eo ras "n street
new stores on CRANKY street.
Warehouse 100 Water street
store No. SIS Butte street.
SWafehouse Nos. q ana q Woodside Lana
Ohines; CRANKY. Bank and Commecce eta
Two offices In the Albemnrle building.
DWELLINGS.
Dwelling 52s Freemason street.
New Dwelling OH Brown street.
dwelling 2SS CRANKY street.
lDwelling No, 60 York street.
Two dwellings in Mottu Block. Ghont
Dwelling lo7 Cove street, opposite Cum
berland street.
2og York street.
Dwelling iinsn1 ~ M sfrfe'; street
BweiIn ns nj M q n0 sioc s'5 Ssen..
dwelling No. 22e York street
FOR SALE.
SS5 Church street
Dwelling. York Place and James street
queen street. corner National lane.
NO Hamilton avenue.
Dwelling on Treemason street.
NO SO Commercial Place. occupied by
w II. Martin as wholesale hardware
Four brick dwellings, on Chapel lane.
2s5 Main street.
$40 Buie street
SS Falkland street.
60 and II told numbers, bank street,
Two dwellings DeBree Place. y. L. cor
ner OF Bridge street.
Hardy warehouse, Nivison street.
72 Tazewell street
~ chapel street.
Two cottages at Virginia Beach.
store ~ Roanoke avenue.
2ot Cumberland street.
NOS, Is and 10 Pool street
Wv Park avenue.
Water street opposite Clyde Line.
Small farm on Broad Creek Turnpike.
q Hull street.
8 ard Il virsl fsi street.
Isl and l5G wo,it street.
1896. sos Church street
20 Eour brick tcnements on Wilson avenue
109 and Ill Brown avenue.
2l3 York street.
a and 76 York street.
q anc 76 Roanoke Square.
l32 Brown avenue.
G?2 and GA Butte street.
Two dwellings on olney Road Ribble
12G High street
One dwelling Duke street, south end.
q Queen street.
2l3 and 2l5 High street fPortsmouth.)
2li and PIG King street (Portsmouth)
3l4 Bank street.
II Duncan avenue.
a
ter, front 70 feet.
II and IL Roanoke dock
Jos Duke street.
100 n. Marshall avenue
100 High street.
col Park avenue.
II Cumberland street
100 Buto street.
IS York street.
422 and i2i Highland avenue.
2G5 York street.
2G9 York street
4lS. 40. .422 and A2i Freemason street.
2i0 Bank street.
Warehouses 2.s and SIS Water street
Dwelling 96 Boush street.
Dwelling 294 Butte street
126 and 1870 w. Main street
552 and ESQ T.. Main street
Elegant dwelling 127 College Place.
tenement houses Oh Kent street.
16 Hill street.
u.s. 20. % and q Roanoke dock.
Vacant lots in West End Land Co..
Client Norfolk Co. Colley avenue. Cen.
nue., Olney road. Butte street. York street
Boush street; water front lots on Wafer
Claiborne, Levitt avenue: vacant lots on
James and River street 81 feet front on
Ora nhX md Charlntin streets GO vacant
lots 30x1GO on Princess Anne avenue and
Broad Greek Turnpike. cheap to a quick
buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04
H. C. HOGGARD & co.
PHONE 749. &c BANK STREHT.
WHITES & CO.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
NO. u RANK STREET.
81 Franklin avenue. Srooms .......... 1867
~ Chapei street rooms ............. $500
- Nortn street. rooms ............... 1000
}New( Oiney Road, rooms .......... $500
new Olney ROAD rooms .......... 30.e0
w Duncan avenue. rooms ............ $500
@9th street, Fark Piace, IL rooms 49,. 25.00
(New) Brown street, rooms ....... 900
1871 York street, Ia rooms ......,......, 40. 00
~ .jrcWcr street, rooms ........... 1890
2l7 Cumberland street, s rooms ..... 25O0
$50 w Brambleton avenue, 10 rooms 1900
i2i n. Reservoir avenue, rooms ~. 1O.00
72o Jamison avenue. rooms ...-.... 1890
40 DUKE street roorls.. 25.V0
5SS Church street. store. ...............t6 $500
2S9-29l Church street. store. 1000
room Hat York street.
e North. 5 rooms ,;...... ............ 1000
2I2 YORK. rooms Gan. D............ $3.50
80 lSutt. rooms $1,000. ...,......... 25.00
teI Dute, rooms ........ .........,.... 100
Client. 10 rooms ........ ............... 5000
East Grace street. rooms ............ 1900
2Ga York. rooms .......... ............ 5000
t03 West Brambleton ave.. roomS.... 200o
ssS Butte st.. rooms .................. 100
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-01

Sic f9ritt.n babin bur6 bic fters
nentlare title Ha9t; lieutenant 2(inss
lep, Corporal 2inben unb Der @emeine
NSergren. I'm beiben Seiten erbobsn
ii9 buntle S0ben, nit PalmenpipfeIn
ge3ddt. unb in fablblauer Serne blins
selten i6IGfrig unh bIab Die Sterne.
Iuslep uno 2tnben I6ritten nebens
chamber, eini9e 69ritte bintsr linen
folste Ser9ren. Sober battle feline Sanb
an Gem Repolper. Sehs 11arfe Iuz
gen blidten an9eitrengt in bic 5uiams
m%ensebaate Sinit.rniB Der S9lu6ten
uno 9ebiiihe an t.iben Ssit.n. Damn
uno mann, tpenn BON trgenopp Der elm
fremoartiger 2aut ertlang, blieben lie
ipte auf Commando iteben uno Iaui9s
ten. Sic %pernsbmen aber peiter
ni4ts, pte ulIerIei IeltIame Stimmen
Der Sbisrpelt, elm gebeimnibpoass
Summen unb S6ipirren, bas unalfs
bOrli4 unb .infDrmis bur9 bic i9piils
Na6t s~itterte.
60 pursn iie idon Stunoen lang
fortgepanb,rt, INNER in oerIeIben
Ri9tung, fid INNER ipsitsr bonn Eager
sntfernsnO. Qamdlig trat.n bic Siigel
Suriid unO .nbli6 selangtsn lie an elm
tpeites oGmmerigss Sbal. ainslep
blieb itsbeu.
nSalt!" ipra9 er in gebGmpft,m
Some. bier pollsn mir Elm tpenig pers
i6naufsn!"
Gr iebts fid auf ben 9Obsn niebsr
uho feline 8egleiter folgten feinsm
geiIpisle.
&inslep piIfte Ii6 nit benz 5us
i9entu6e, bas sr ii9 gum S9ube ses
gen bic D~tusquitos loIe nm ben Sals
seIdluneen bate, ben S6peib BON Der
Stirn unb iprad: .Sungens, penn
man eRrlid iein min, mub man einges
iteben, bub cine iol6e 9auferei in's
8laue pber bislmebr ms 9untels
gruue binein unb bel elmer fpl9en
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssrabe tein 9ers
sniissn it'll"
u 9is bsiSsn bu4tsn isbsniaus bass
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-01

bar6 SduTer duffptes, angdeat bate,
ano nafiir iollten mir als Reilame bies
Ren. limb 81 benz iibelris9enbsn Mai
Ter, bas nod iiblsr riedenbe einaes
mudte Sleii9 ih Ia9e Sbnen, meine
Serren, es mar cine miierdble Wirt9s
f9aft, unO ipGren mir nidt nab einiz
genDo6en peiter seIaidt iporben na9
Sampa unb Sen Deit, 10 fpdren bic
meiIten enttpeoer oeitrtitt ober es nGrs
cine offepe Meuterei ausge6rudsn. Be-
fonoers mir mar bus 9e5en, pie mir
es ba fiibren muBten, gerabeau pers
baBt. Nun, idlieBli9 gepUbnt man
Ii9 aud an bic S0ue unb es fpGre mir
I9On @les gIei9. tpenn i9 nur Sins
piibte!"
9ergrsn i~euf5te tief uuf unb bislt
inne.
Limb ipas m0dten Sic piFen9"
fragile @inslep.
.Sb Gliie nod an mid bsntt unb
duf mid parten pirb!"
atnsleq ld1te. 0S1re 0el9t1te ut
gang interefant. aIip Der 2auns eis
mes biibf9en Mdb9ens bate es Sntsl
Sam in bieiem Sale gu peroanten,
baB es um einen tii9tigsn Solbaten
rei6er purbe. Qber bisier SAL be-
ItGtist pieoer bic Ridtigteit meiner
Qnii6ten iiber patriotismus. - Well
Sungens, i9 bents, mir mdri4iren iebt
i%peiter, Bis Sugesanbru9 miiFen mir
bies offene Sbal bintsr uns baben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-01
Die
Ra6e OeS SpanierS.
HumaH aus Der 8eit besjfpaniiG.ame.
ritaniifeH arieses.
Bon &ari Rcnter. &erser.
Copyright 1899 by the German Press & Plate Co,
90. I%Sprtiebuna.l

Dem dugemetnsn Semuf1tel mad
fol- bic @ei9i6te baIb Iosseben". emit
gesnete Sobnion, rGerperas 5lutte II
rsttungslos eingeItDpfelt unb es lit MI,
cine Srage Der .3eit, Bis S9leD uni
Sampfon i'm b%erartig tibeln, baB el
aus benz Code tommt, unb bdnn;
Good bye!" fpaniIde JGOtte!"
,glber mir, ipann tpmmen benin mir
baran2" iprad gltnslep. ubies in BEN
8uI4 berumtrau9en tpirb i9lieblif
re9t lanspsilig."
.Tur @ebulO", entsegnete GapitGn
8rouFarO, n9enerul Sbafter peib
i9On, mas sr tbut, iobaIb er bentt,
bab Mrs ristiren t0nnen, ipirb bic
Sagb ~losgeben!"
rSoffsntIid!" feufate ainsIep, unb
fiilte bic 9lGfer piebsr. sd babe
cine Sbee", fubr er bann fort, nadOem
bic 9ldfer seletrt paren, upir MAIDEN
nod Elm Spi.l9en unb iper bas meiite
gepinnt, mub am 4. Suli trdftiren.
Sinh sic bamit einb.rftanb.n, meme
Serren2"
rGs silt!" fpra9 9rpuFarb, unb
SobnIon nabm bic 2drten our Sanb,
ipdbr.nb Diaiams anfins, bic SpieI'
mdrt.n absuSdblen.
Sn bisi.m Mpm.nt bstrat cine Srs
bpnans bas Self pnb iib.rr.i9te benz
Captain nit ben Wort.n: Bon 9enes
raj Sbaft.r!" Elm Sdr.iben.
8roufarb entfalt.te bas S6riftftiid
baitis, las .s unb ri.f: nSunsens, ba
giebt ts elm. G%eI.senbeit, fi9 2orbees
rem obsr cine Sus.l gu bolen. So
ipirb Elm lieutenant seiudt, p.l6er in
8esl.ituns zines llnteroffiaiers unb
zines 9em.inen auf Recognpsairun9
aussisben ipa, man bermutbst, bab bic
Spanier in Der Rdbs finb. Der mill
es ipa9en9"
rS9!" rief.n bic brei iungen Diff
5ier. pie aus ,inem Munbe.
ySalt! Our beri.nige fam NIT biez
fem g.fdbrIi4en auftrag beebrt ipers
ben, Der p~olitGnbig Der fpanifdsn
@pra9e mddtis 1T, einsn fol6sn bat
man bis i.Bt nod ni4t finben fDns
men,"
rSurrub, bann if er ieBt gsfunb.n!"
risf Iinslep, lid fpreds ipanif9 fait
10 gut pie meine Mutteripra6e, pbs
f9pn i9 Elm ameritaner bin, bic es
meiitens in ibrsm einfGltisen @r6Bens
pubn ni4t fir nOtbpenbig balt.n, elm.
frembe Spra9e gu erlern.n. Dann
fol's benn l~oseeben2"
Der 9etreffenbe bat ii9 iofort
beim 9eneral 81 melben unb feline
Srbrts in @mpfang gu nsf men!"
~8rdpo, gang mein SAL. LANCE 8srs
Sogerun9en Iieb' i'd ni9t," fpra9
Iinslep unb erbob ii6.
rSaben Sic b.nn i9on cine 8ubl
betreffs Sbres 8egleiters getroffen9"
fragte Sobnion.
r9epiB, id nebme ben llntsroFfiaier
2inben nit, Der fam ben britten pGbs
len."
Die @abl 1T gut" fpra6 Der Gas
pttdn, noieier QlfreO 2inbsn lit Der
bette Solbat i'm sanaen Regiment,
uno, unter uns gefagt, meme 9erren,
oft tommt Is mir bor, ais Oh bieIer
Seutfde msbr bonn MilitGrtpeIen perz
ftebt, pie mir ale 3uiammen. Sretlid,
er bat oriiben als @intGbrig 5rettpilts
ger 9ebient."
Sn5pii6en bate 4insleD fi9 ben
nit patrOnen esipidt.n 9iirtsI umges
t9naat. Seine &ameraoen paren
uufgeitanben. Wiliums leerte ben
Reit Der Slafden in bic @lGIer, nel6e
auf bas @.Iingen Der Expedition 2(inss
lens gele.rt tpuroen. Ollie I9iittsltsn
benz jungen Mann ber5li6 bic Sano
gum abi9ieb unb f.iner abnts, baB iis
i9n ME tpisOerieben piirben.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
Financial Notes.

Sugar was again a leading feature of
market which proved TO be general
ly strong. the Grangers only holding back
American and Continental Tobacco. both
showed renewed signs Of existence as
active speculative stocks and even
Leather was stirred. Brooklyn Transit
took fly and the Pacifcs were all strong
Sugar opened around 1l9 and was "A eau
ton to both longs and shorts pretty much
all day. The market had a sharp setback
about o'clock.
St Paul reported net earnings for
March showing a decrease of S2l,S56.
The market for Americans was firm in
London.
Foreign exchange is steady at 4SSd4 Ssi.
for demand sterling. The supply Of bills
H. not large while the demand ~ good
Rssscll Sage Is quoted as stating that
he has sold no siissouri Pacific To Mr.
Rockefeller "In fact said Mr.. Sage
~ have sold nttle of my Stock being a
firm believer i'm the property with it's
large earnings and assured dividends |
should not be surprised TO sec It go much
higher
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
GETS A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Stokes Given Custody Of
Her Child and Granted Ali
: mony Of $4,000 a Year.

- New York, April PA motion 10 con-
firm the report of the referee in the ac-
tion for divorce brought by Mrs. Rita
Hernandez DAlba Acosta Stokes
against her husband. William Earle
Dodge Stokes, was made before Judge
Blschoff today. The court asked IL there
was any opposition and was Informed
that there was not. The decree submit
ted for the judges signature grants alb
eolute divorce on statutory grounds and
permits Mrs. Stokes 10 marry again
She is allowed to resume her maiden
name. is/given the custody OF their only
child and Is TO receive alimony at the
rate OF $1,000 a year. Judge Bischoff
said he would confirm the referees re-
port
Mr.. Stokes owns valuable real estate
.n this city and is multi-millicnairc
He is the son-of the late James stokes
banker; a brother of Anson Phelps
stokes and nephew of the late VIII
liam v. Dodge. lie and Mrs. Stokes
separated last winter. Mrs. Stokes taxi
ing their only child with her. Mr..
stokes denied his wife's charges of in
fidelity fn the answer filed by him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
OYSTER STEAMER EUqw[n

\ small oyster steamer was destroyed
BY lire ~ ihc wharf ~ Mount IIope
Park Bristol. this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
WILL START.
Lorraine Company viii Put Its
, WoTsted Looms In Operation
Next Monday.

The Lorraine Manufacturing company
issued statement this morning which
indicates that their last failure to effect
"A settlement OF the strike through the
medium OF the strikers committee II
to be final with them, and that they
will now take matters into their own
hands. as far as they are able. The
statement is as follows:
The Lorraine Manufacturing COM
pany will start their worsted looms on
Monday morning. The strike has Moth
ing TO do with worsted goods and many
of the worsted weavers are anxious to
get TO work Those who come In first
will get the choice of the best work
The cotton looms will remain stopped
in the meantime"
The last sentence will appear In a
little different light. however when
the statement is added that the com
pany has today advertised for weavc-s
tho advertisement not particularlzing
AZ 10 the department for which help is
desired VI states that weavers can
earn from $40 to &l2 per week running
two. three or four looms. according to
the class Of work
The weavers will hold n general meet
ing tomorrow afternoon when this new
phase OF the situation Will be- discussed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.
Large Demand Sent Prices Up at The
.Hs Opening To-day.
Sugar Had Aaethsr Day Of Ups int Downs.
Range Of Quotations.

Wall Street, April 27.-.The opening OF
the market was rather quiet at smail
gains. The disposition seemed 10 be 70
await the developments i'm Sugar That
stock opened with sales of $500 shares
at n below To * above last nights :
price. The demand continued large at
the opening. raising the price an addi-
tional half. Pennsylvania was lifted
ON a purchase of 5000 shares AT the
opening.
Sugar fell back %. points during the
first hour and Baltimore ONO anu
Federal Steel u point. While concessions
were general the market showed some
reserve power on "A scale down anu
stiffened somewhat
The market took an abrupt course
downward in sympathy with sugar,
which touched ll5A. Heavy purchases
OF the tobacco stocks advanced them
. points and steadied the list chicago
terminal stocks We're active and Ia ana
2 higher. The market seemed entirely
dominated by manipulation in the spec
ialties. Sugar was supported and. re-
covered TO III and New York Central
rose 2.
Leather rose Ia, the preferred Ia.
and Brooklyn Transit ?. Otherwise the
market was dull and rather heavy dur
ing the noon hour, the changes. now
ever, being unimportant sugar was
feverish and uncertain within the range
of a point.
Sugar was attacked vigorously when
the prices reached li9A in the afternoon
and a break followed. Weakness de-
yeloped in stocks which had been
strong and there was a sharp setback
all around.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
AGAIN IN COURT.
Banlgan Salary Case Argued
on Question as TO Whether
Interest Should Be Allowed

The question OF whether the late
Joseph Banigan was entitled to inter-
est on his salary that was detained
by the United States Rubber company
was argued I'm the appellate court be-
fore Chief Justice Matteson and Just
ices Tillinghast and Rogers. Mr.. Ban
igan claimed for his last year in the
company ne was entitled to salary OF
So, 900 year and for extra compensa-
tion as "A member OF the executive COM
mittee. The trust magnates reduced
Mr.. Banigan's salary TO $4,000. The
court decided Mr.. Ban'gan entitled TO
$4,000 year for his last year.
James Tilllnghast argued today that
Mr.. Banigan was entitled to interest on
monthly installments OF his salary.
Walter =. Angel. counsel for the
trust. argued that no interest should
be paid the account being a disputed
one. II any interest at all was payable
IL was only payable from the date OF
the writ. Mr.. Apgell said that MIR. Ban
igan was entitled To no compensation
as member of the executive committee
after he resigned as president though
he remained a director.
There was little furry over whether
or not there had been an admission on
the part OF the trust. at the previous
trial that Mr.. Banigan was entitled TO
$4,000 for full years service as mem
ber OF the executive committee.
II was stated MIR. Banigan's successor
was member of the executive board
when chosen president. hence there was
a vacancy on the board unless Mr..
BaniVan remained a member.
Judge Tillinghast said he got the inn
preston that N was admitted at the pre-
vious hearing that $4,000 was due Mr.
Banigan Tor services on TN, executive
board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

The market for Americans was firm 4,
London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

full strength TO bear the burden. To
him | would resign the work and the
salary YOU have so generously given
me. / do not ask dlsmission. l have
no intention OF leaving the city or the
church. II YOU will use all diligence 20
secure a successor within few months.
l will gladly remain with you that there
may be no break in the pastorate. and
no period OF delay, in which you should
be as sheep without a shepherd.
IF l can still be OF any use in the
church or can aid in the services, with
out. interference and I'm harmonious
intercourse with you and the new pas
tor OF your choice. shall willingly do
so.
My highest longing and prayer for
many days has been for the prosper
ity of this ancient church. Few
churches in this whole land have had
so honorable and influential "A history.
il must not decline. It's central posi-
tion and ts relation TO other churches
i'm the city and state demand the
grandest and most self-sacrihcing ef-
forts to maintain II. 1t is yours to re-
solve, that with the help OF God. moth
ing shall be wanting on your part to
its success and spiritual prosperity in
the future.
Wishing you grace. mercy and
peace. from God the Father and the
Lord Jesus Christ, 4 am your affec-
tionate pastor,
''(signed JAMES G.. vosE.
April 20. 1900"
The letter was referred TO a commit
tee TO take such action as might be
necessary, and by vote OF the church
the committee TO whom the letter was
referred was made the standing com
mittee OF the church for this purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

The following letter was read yester-
day from Rev DR. James G.. Vose.
pastor OF the Benehcent Congregational
church at "A meeting of the church:
MY Dear Friends-The time has
come when it seems wisest and best
that should place in your hands my
resignation. 1t is hardly reasonable to
suppose that the Office of pastor and
teacher can be successfully discharged
1Dy the same person for more than one
generation. Zach generation would
seem TO require methods of its own.
A parish like this demands a leader
in full strength and possessed of all
the highest qualities which the age can
furnish. The thirty-four years in which
i have served you have been years Of
rapid change and of great progress in
material things as well as in the study
OF divine truth.
you need stronger hand than mine
at the helm, a keener eye. and a read
ier appreciation of the wants of the age
have remained with you longer than
I supposed possible. Your kindness and
forbeArance have heightened my years
and enabled me TO work up TO the limit
ordinarily assigned. even for long
life. i am not tired Of work, but ! am
convinced that IL is time to give place
TO a younger man. The soldier retires
at an earlier age. The judge, I'm many
cases. IS expected to leave his office at
this period. Very rarely does the pastor
fulfil so long term OF service without
assistance. hut / do not want an as
sistsnt. i wish 10 be relieved of respon-
sibillty III is better that one should
come clothed with fun power and in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

St Paul reported net earnings Il
March showing a decrease of s2l 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
Beware OF oirtments for catsuh that
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they Will do Is ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Cstarrh Cure. manufactured by r. j.
Cheney A. Co. Toledo, o., contains no
mercury. and IL taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous SUR
faces OF the system. In buying Hall s
Catarrb Cure be sure you get the genuine.
II is taken internally and made I'm To-
ledo. Ohio. by r. J, Cheney e. Go. Tes-
testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over ATTY years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success. III
soofhes tho child softcns the gums nj.
Laws all pain. cures wind collie aud Is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea. II Will re-
Iiese the poor little sufferer immediately
world. Twenfy-fve cents q bottle ne
sure and ask for Mrs WinEioW's SoOth-
inx syrup" aud take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27
END or TgE BAY LINE.

The Narragansett BAY Line viii he
discontinued on MAY LIST, 1900. The
freight ana passenger business hereto
fore done by that line between Provi-
dence and New York will thereafter be
handled by the Providence Line be.
tween Fox's Point and Pier Is North
river. under It's tariffs The steamboat
company will continue its service be-
tween New Haven and Peck slip. New
YORK