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Honey Wanted
And To Loan.

To INVESTORS of small sums We have
-.,-sraI notes secured 10y first trust Oh
houses lust completed in the suburbs, on
electric cars tone ear tickeD. We build
bos1sas ana wish 90 realize cash on de
fq,rsd tsxlnent securities. If YOU have cash
10 invest: we have reliable mortgages for
sale SUBURBAN HOMES CO, 24 Colora-
do building. otl5--I
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Real Estate.
Real Estate.
L. RICHOLD, REAL ESTATE BROKER
ROOM 0--IOIO F ST. NORTHWEST
BARGAINS IN HOMES, INVESTMENT AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

OR sALE-INvEsTsEHr - CENT.
A SPECIALITY
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Business Opportunities.

MUST be sold regardless Of price The best
cash corner grocery in the Northwest or will
sell Interest 30 butcher Address BOX I42.
Times office. oCi3-3t
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L. RICHOLD
ROOM O--IOIO F STREET N. w.
For SaIe-FarmS.

For Sale-FarmS.
NEAR WASHING TOS-St0ck. truck or dairy
farm. OWNER 523 6th 81 NV OCI3-3t
HOMEEEEkERS. you can ind any class ~
property you want in Fairfax OF T4oudoun
counties. II you viii give me DAYS no.
tice and come out. / win show you what YOU
want ". H. TAYLOR. HeFndon. Va.
1cI2-3r
FOR SALEl-Faluable fruit and poultry
farm, near railroad nice I-rOom dwelling:
barn and so fruit trees. nice p0TChes. large
poultry house; all fenced ONLY s. go. A
VEN desirable home. Be sure and see IL.
BOOTHS FAEN AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
Largest Lists Farms and Country Property.
OCi-tf
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LARGE TRACT corner Ist and Florida ave.
ne, containing o. npG feet. suitable FOR ware
house or small residence property. PRICE,
7Jr per foot.
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For Rent--OmceS.

Fob RENT-Desirable front and back room
suitable for business purpose moderate rent.
SIS Louisiana ave. NV. ocll-3t
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Storage.

UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 4lS-425- 422
10th ST NV Phone Main 4229- se3-90t
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
1@so TOu Street
INDESTRUCTIBLE
200 rooms; silver vaults: mothproof rooms.
money advanced At per cent per annum on
goods stored in this building. Let our esti.
mator call
PACKING. DRAWING AND SHIPPING
iYzI-tf
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Wanted--hOney.

WE HAVE some gold bonds bearing $40
per cent Interest Der dunum, running nve and
ten years. for sale AT par. call or address
NATIONAL. INVESTMENT COMPANY, 902
Munsey building. ocl0-5t
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For Rezt-FarmS.

FOR RENTED per month. farm Of %
acres. six-rooua house; well in yard: = mile
south Of Good Hope. d. &. NJ. ADDISON.
SOS nth 81. NV. seSO-tL
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FOR SALE-New. 5-room house. cellar. Ia
trobe heat: good water. 3 lots 25xId feet
each. near cars. +. G. GIBSON. owner,
Ballstou, Va oc1I-3t
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FOR RENr-l034 9Th ST ne Eve rooms.
porcelain bath. gas range, rent SiT. Key al
grocery, corner 6th and l.. sts. ne
F. s. COLLINS &C. Uuc). 703 18th ST. NV.
oc7-zt
IS TO sl2 for two and three room apartments
in The Dorchester, corner 18th 81. and Mary
land ave. sw.; handsome baths; steam heat
hot and cold water; janft0r service aU5-tf
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For SaIe-HOuSeS.
For Sale-By MOORE & HILL, Inc,
III Fourteenth Street.
800 cash ana monthly payments Of s.

BEAUTIFUL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HOMES. WITH WATER HEAT.
$3.50
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FOR SALE-iarbeT shop with fixtures, near
new Union Station doing good business.
Address EON 1i1. Times office. 0cl2-3t
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND SANATORIUM,
ATLANTIC CITY.
one Of the newest stone, brick, aad stssI
buildings. With szsEy coFufoF-. Always aaEa
gigEys ready. always hnsYs
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Roller Skates.

NOlISI SndLcS.
BALL BEARING Rink skates with steel rol-
lers. So pair; plain bearing skates with
steel rollers, $50 pair.
7TH AND l. CYCLE COMPANY. OCs-tf
For Rent-StableS.
18TH AND K. ST. ON ROCK CREEK-For-
merly occupied by Colburn Paving Co. VII
stable 90 horses low rent TO good tenant.
JOHN o. EVANS. 1924 New York ave.
se24-f
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For Sale-Lots.

FOR SaIe-LOaS.
F0R SALE-Corner lot suitable for bus
iuess- g5 bv 20 feet; located at 10th and ID
srs ne FORSEON'S. Zoo Florida ave ne
LOT 25xio0 TO alley. on II st. on terms
Of $ per month
STTBIJRBAN HoMFs COMPANY.
se2g-tf 90 Colorado building.
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Moving

Moving
Packing and ShippiAk.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
- LOAD
TWO-HORSE WAGON Sc LOAN
COLUMBIA TzAESFER CoMPANY,
Il2 Ntn ST. y. " 5ee0-tf
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Fall Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.

HU Il IA / NIURE, cIIv y
Overlooking the ocean. Open ali year.
TRAAMORE HOTEL CO.
Chas o. Marquette. d. S. WHITE.
Manager. President.
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LUNCH ROOM and oyster house FOR sale
al once. cheap sos 9TH st. sW. Ocl3-3t
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all coaveniences, 81
up. SENECA. 627 L ST NV. Jaritor. on
premises se4-tf
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81, ,750-INVESTMENT. 2-story brick on llth
st. nw.r near Massachusetts ave. lot ~ by
nearly 100: assessed al over 81 JO00. rented Tor
So. - month. sold GO settle estate; a snap; act
quickly.
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-sl5. two rev six-room houses
ia L.anEdon JOHN l. KNOPP. corner 20th
and jackson ste sui-tf
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Auction Sales.

THOMAS BOWLING 6, co, Auctioneers.
6l2 Street northwest.
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Wanted-Su Suburban.

HOUSE. rooms. furnished; near car lins
rent must be reasonable. Address BOX is9.
Times ONCE. ocl8-5t
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OTES FOR SsFECTIOS-WATCH
~ CHARGE
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FOR SALE-3-story brick business and dwell
ing property: two doors from n ST.. in
business center; renting for S3I 80 p9r month: :
nrst floor leased under real estate security
for FIVE years az x22 per month: two fats
for $3.50 Price So 90 for quick sale Apply
F. p SHEEHY. 1874 Wisconsin ave.
acII,1215
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Harmony lodge, 1. o. o. F., held it's
annual installation of officers and ban
quet last evening. There was large
attendance.
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in the recent movement were subjected
to this process. Meantime new stocks
We're pushed forward into prominence.
An additional factor in the irregular
movement was the resumption of buy
ing of some shares which were subject
ed to the proit-taking in the early part
of the day.
There was little news to accompany
the various movements, and the expla-
nations for them dealt more with tech
nical market conditions that with any
thing bearing on changes in actual val
ues. The favorite argument for diver
sion Of speculation into q new channel
was the former neglect of stock and
its relative small advance in the active
markets, which have been occurring for
many weeks past. While the Deem
Der movement Of prices carried the ma
jority of shares to record levels, there
was a group of important securities
which did not rise at any time within
measurable distance Of previous high
records. These have been the favorites
in the new speculative advances OF yes
terday and to-day. Pennsylvania and
it's allied railroads are notable exam
pies, the present price level ruling far
below the maximum touched in former
speculative campaigns.
The recent movement of Atchison is
given the same explanation, although
that stock was inclined to rest to-day.
In the United States Steel stocks a
tendency was manifest to alternate
from one to the other, yesterdays rise
in the common giving place to steady
realizing to-day, while the preferred
WAS pushed upwards, with strong SEN
timental effect on the whole market.
The southern iron stocks made sensa-
tional advances and rumors We're re-
vived that the arrangements for the
expected merger were being completed.
The high-priced northwestern grangers
and Pacifics moved upward widely and
| easily. st. Paul was among the stocks
which derived advantage from its pre-
vious failure to share in the advancing
tendency Meantime there was free
realizing in Union Pacific, Reading, the
Coppers and some other stocks.
The failure of larger outside de-
mand to appear was a disappointment
to large holders Of stocks. This was
attributed to the almost universal be-
lief that holdings hang over the mar
ket which were carried persistently
through the December money stringen-
cy, but on which holders are waiting
to take profits on any opportunity. The
money market early showed some fur
Their relaxation. The rise in the money
rate to 8 per cent. contributed to the
late reaction, which wiped out most Of
the days gains and made the closing
easy.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, $3960,000
United States bonds were unchanged
on CALL
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Yesterdays STOCK MARKET.
Movement Confused and Irregular
Little Remains of Gains.

New York, Jan. 9.-The movement Of
prices in to-day's market was confused
and irregular from the start to finish,
and little remained of the gains at the
end of the day. The pursuit of the
movement to take profits was manifest,
and many of the most prominent stocks
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United States Government Bonds
T1tH oh n
Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by W. b
Smith & Co.. II Broadway. N. Y. New
Haven Office. "a Center Street. Nor
man A Tanner. Manager.
opea High. Low Close
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Reports over private wire OF Horn.
blower & Weeks, members OF New York
and Boston Stock Exchanges; New Ha-
ven Office. "a Center street,
OPENING Hlgn, Low, Close.
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covERNORMORRIs' STAFF MEET
ING,

The annual meeting of Governor
Morris Staff association was held Mon
dav at the New Haven Country club.
THE biennial banquet was also held,
after which an informal session follow
ed, lasting until 8 o'clock.
Among those present were General E.
r.. Bradley, Col J. G. Healey and Sey-
mour G. Loomis of this city, and Cen
eral Patrick Cassidy of Norwich and
General Charles M. Jocelyn of Hart
ford. General Greeley of this city was
an honorary guest.
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Chicago & Alton. 3O% 81
Chi. & +. Illinois pfd. .....1So 185 .
Chi. ct. Western. 21h 21s
Chi. Mil & i St .P5autii...........18sh 18s&
Chi. & Northwestefn.. .2S5 22S
G. r. L. & P. Coll BIDS. 79B 1917
G. st. p. NJ. & Omaha. ..189 1911
Chi. Term; Trans. 10 IS
G. & st. I i,''''''''' ii99sH 1S4H
Y. f.. d Iron. .......s..... 6SA 58%
Colorado Southern ...,... 32% 32T
Consolidated Gas ..1761s 17Th
Del & Hudson Canal. 224%
Del Lack. & Western. ....460 465
Den & Rio Grande pfd.... 81 So
Distillers Sec. corp....... 52h So
Erie ....,...::..,.'... 4Ss 4SA
do list pfd pfd....... S0& 81
do I'd ptd ....,....s... "A T415
General Electric ...,....... 17Sh179
ct. Northern Ry pfd......296 2s7
Hooking valley .......'... 1875 ll6A
40 ptd ............... 10 20 H2
Illinois Central .........."175h 1863
international Paper ..... 23% "a
do upfd ............... ssh SSA
Z. g. e. S. & n pfd...... 8$A 88h
Lake Erie & Western..... Al 43
Louisville & Nashville. ....152% 1853
Manhattan Elevated .....160 1872
MstroBolan s g. R5xav 7$ ,54a
Mo. Kan. & Texas. ........ 3SA S8%
do pfd .........s..... 70A TOYS
Missouri Pacific e..,.......10015 1909
National Biscuit .......". 67B 6SB
National Lead ..........". SO 861s
y. !. Air Brake .s..",...:l62R 16S u
N. Y. Chi & ST. Louis. -. 50 II
| New York & New Haven geo 202
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Closing Prices,

The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitley, Bankers
and Brokers, rs Broadway, New York,
and is Center street, New Haven:
IL i
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open. High. Low. Close


Reported by Dick Bros & Co., mem
Der of New York Stock and Cotton Elk
changes. Branch Offices, No. SO Center
street.
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NEW FoRK STOCK MARKET
Opening, highest, Lowest quotation

On the Few York Stock ExchnnGe
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
and Brokers, So Broadway. New York
and is Center street, New Haven. Conn
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THE NERO HANTS
NATIONAL BANK

276 State ST., Opp. Wooster st.
With ample resources and complete
equipment. adhering to conservative
but modern methods in banking.
INVITE the accounts of firms, corpora
tions and individuals.
OFFICERS:
T. z. WARREN. President.
l.. Fl. ENGLISH, Vice President
d. A. ALDEN, Cashier
II. V. Whipple, Assistant Cashier.
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= OF r. MEETING POSTPONED.

The general meeting of the knights
of Columbus, which was to have been
held last night as Chamber of Com
merce hall, has been postponed indefn-
itely. The meeting was to be held for
the purpose of making further plans
in connection with the national con-
vention of the Knights, which will be
held in this city in June.
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dUinter Resorts.

THE ST. CHARLES, Most Select La.
cation on the Ocean Front. Atlantic
City, N. J. With an established reDl-
patronage. Hot and cold salt and freah
water In every bath. Long distance
telephone in rooms. ArtesIan water
Courteous service Golf privileges III
I1strateo booklet. Orchestra of Sol0s
iHta NEWLIN HAINEa
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Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF the News Democrat al
Hartford avenue, room No. /. Tele-
phone 40 West.
The hall OF Court Lyman, Foresters OF
America. on Manton avenue, was well
filled last evening. the attraction being
the installation of officers. The ceremony
was performed under the supervision OF
District Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
Frank l.. Cannon. The officers installed
were as follows: Past Chief ranger,
George It. Mccoy: chief ranger. William
G. Donovan; sub-chief ranger. Thomas +.
Carey: treasurer, Il. ]. Dugan; financial
secretary, +. c. Conlon; recording secre-
tary, j. Carey; woodwards. G.. Shea and
William Evans: beadles +. Lodge and j.
B. Pagan; lecturer. j. II. Barber. warden
for three years. Il. Deady.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
Chief Ranger William c. Donovan, on be
half OF the court. presented the retiring
chief ranger. George +. Mccoy, a hand
some past chief rangers jewel. This was
followed by a season OF good fellowship,
during which remarks were made by Of
ficers OF the installing board. Charles
Meegan,' James McCabe, Il. T.. Murphy
and Joseph McCabe A collation. was
served At the close OF the meeting the
union degree team held a meeting and
decided TO have parade on Wednesday
evening, Nov. q, and elected +. G. Can
non as chief marshal
ALL ONeACCOUNT OF a DOG.
~. L. Johnson was called upon this
morning at his home on ElversonAnda
morning az his home on Alverson avenue
by Patrolmen, Parker and Young OF the
Chaffee street station, who informed him
i,ss.,' he was wanted I1 for making an assault
keeper on Lockwood street. He is also
the Official dog catcher OF the city OF
Providence. The report Is that Mr. Dean
took possession OF = valuable dog owned
by Mr.. Johnson. and when the latter went
to the dog pound TO pay his 81 for the re-
turn OF the canine, IL is alleged that he
assaulted Mr.. Dean.
Johnson appeared quite willing TO ac-
company the officers 10 the station. and
intimated that there were quite a num-
ber of persons at the pound when he was
there, and all were after valuable dogs
They will be on hand TO testify that
Johnson did nothing but what any man
would have done under the circumstances.
TOM CooNEY ARRESTED.
Miss Elizabeth NELL dropped her hand
bag on Manton avenue yesterday after
noon and in the bag was n purse contain
ing N17. Thomas Cooney, "a years old.
was arrested later in the day on the
charge OF petty larceny by Patrolman
Feeney as he had been informed that
Cooney took out the cash and left the
bag and purse with young man who
conducts fruit stand nearby. When
taken TO the station Cooney had I'm his
possession just S.l7.
WILL BE SETTLED THIS EVENING.
The committee OF the day and night
shifts OF the Earnsclife mills weaving
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0LNEyV|LLE
Court Lyman, T. Of A., InstdIIs
a New Board Of Officers
Johnson Arrested For Assault
on the Official Dog Catcher

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF the News-Demo at
3 Hartford avenue, room No. /. Tele-
phone 40 West
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CUMBERLAND
POLITICS ARE
GROWING WARM

The political situation In the town may
be said TO be clearing up rapidly.
In regard TO the state senatorship IL is
reported that Senator McKenna will de-
sire a denomination. and 1t is felt among
the more conservative element that he
would be a much stronger man with the
voters than Charles Jones. who has an
nounced that he is a candidate for that
office. SO strong is the feeling among
the conservative Democrats that a man
OF experience in legislative work is need
ed that IL is reported that should Mr..
McKenna withdraw from the race. Au-
gustus Taylor. who polled the largest
vote of any Democratic candidate for
the town council last spring. would have
no hesitancy in entering the race and
running against Mr.. Jones.
Andrew Clark's name has been men
toned as another candidate for senator,
but IT can be stated that Mr.. Clark will
not allow his name to be used at the
caucus.
In regard to the candidate for repre-
sentatives, 1t is said that at present Mr.
Barry has a clear field, and this young
man certainly should be heard from later.
DR.. Cullen will not take nomination
this year.
In Ashton Timothy Keefe seems 70 be
the man whom Representative Shea has
TO fear. There will be a strong fight in
the caucus between these gentlemen with
the chances slightly in favor OF Mr.. Shea.
TOWN COUNCIL MEETS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
town council will be held this afternoon.
Matters pertaining TO the highway de-
partment will probably be discussed, also
IT Is said complaints will be presented
asking the council To make an effort to
have illegal liquor selling stopped
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement OF William f. Wright
OF Valley Falls to Miss Blanche Burlin-
game has been announced.
Mr.. Wright was formerly a member OF
the Republican town committee and Is
very popular in all parts OF the town His
intended bride is the daughter OF Earl j.
Burllngame, a former member OF the
town council and at present keeper of the
town farm.
REGULAR MEETING.
Independent lodge, New England order
OF Protection, had their regular meeting
I'm Red Mems hall, Monday evening.
A collation. was served and dancing was
enjoyed till late hour.
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department held two hours conference
with the managers of the min last eve
ming and undoubtedly will make thelr re-
port at a meeting 10 be held In Textlle
hall this evening. AS near as can De learh-
ed the decision reached by the committee
and management is satisfactory to ooth
sides.
WELL KNOWN HERE.
reouiem high mass was celebrated at
ST Mary's church this morning for the
repose OF the soul OF Sister Berthold, who
died recently i'm Canada. For six years
she was a teacher at the school connected
with this church The officers or mass
were the Rev. FIR. Thomas p. Grace, Gel
ebrant: James Craig. deacon: Joseph A
Powers, sub-deacon. and Joseph Lltue'
master OF ceremonies.
GONE TO ALBANY.
This morning Mounted Patrolman Luby
was granted a few days leave OF absence.
as he is among the many from this place
who are to take in what is known as the
Albany or Hudson River trip. During his
absence Patrolman Finnegan VIII ride.
GENERAL MENTION.
Frank Wolfe who for number OF
wears has been shipping clerk at the At
latic mills, has severed his connections
with the company to accept position
with James NJ. Shawcross. the well-known
newsdealer.
Thistle lodge, Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, will hold their first social for the
season in Mechanics hall tomorrow eye
ming. These socials will be held the first
Thusrday evening in the month until
June.
John Noon of 2S4 Laban street has re-
ouested the police TO find his $40 box over
coat and 75-cent striped Jumper, that he
lost from his wagon yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. H. G.. Pohle OF "a Olneyville square
reported to the police last evening that
a summer rocking chair. valued at $40.
was stolen from his storehouse within a
short time.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Manufacturers lodge of Odd
Fellows last evening, when the initiatory
degree was conferred upon one candidate.
Ernest Williams. secretary Of the Olney-
willie Checker club, has returned from Bos-
ton. where he has been TO attend the
meeting Of the New England Checker as
sCciation.
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.DE EM0CRATS T0NOM|NATE
C0RCORAK FOR MAYOR
paWucket Democrats viii Hold City COnVinon On Friday
Evening. Selection Of MayoIaIty Candidate Will Prob
ably &c Made BY Accamation Present Members Of
School Committee Likely To Be Ranomnated Makeup
Of Assembly Ticket Not Yet Decided On Ladies Of
Auxiliary Organizations Hold a Reunion

was sent over the road today and the
member OF the company will go on a spe-
cial train. leaving this city at 6:4f Friday
morning.
ALDERMANic MEETING.
The regular meeting OF the board OF
aldermen will be held this evening at the
city hall, but so far as known there is
no business OF Importance TO be consid-
cred.
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED.
John ]. Conley, who claims his home Is
In Central Falls. reported 10 the police
yesterday afternoon that while in a sa-
loon on Dexter street he had been robbed
OF a pocketbook containing about $500.
WHITE
Last evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert W. Syddall, 21 Spring
street, occurred the marriage OF Miss
Ethel Syddall 10 Irving Kaime White.
There was quite a large gathering of
the young friends OF the contracting cou-
pie and the residence was made TO look
very pretty with large number OF flowers
and vines. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Asa +. Wickes.- rector of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. and at the
conclusion there was a reception.
LUKE o'coNNoR AFTER OFFICE.
Luke O'Connor, whose name has fire.
quently appeared IN the pubic prints IN
relation to taxation matters, announced
yesterday that he was a candidate for the
house OF representatives this year and
that he should contest for the nominal
ton in the Democratic caucuses. He has
further said that II he fails there he will
go before the people on nomination pa
pers.
DEATH OF WILLIAM CLAYTON.
William Clayton. aged 26 years. died
yesterday morning at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton. Is Clark
avenue, after brief illness Deceased
was born In England. but had been a resi-
dent of this city for the past IL years
A PAINFUL INJURY.
Guy Clugsford. an employe at the store
OF Lyons Delaney. ran a large splinter in
TO one OF his fingers yesterday and the
injury proved TO be somewhat serious and
painful. Dr. Wilson dressed the wound
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.
There was a meeting OF the board Of II.
cense commissioners last evening at the
city hall at which time a club license to
sell intoxicating liquors was granted to
the To Kalon club.
CONVENTION TO-DAY.
The SD annual convention of the wom-
ems Christian Temperance union of
Rhode Island will open this afternoon at
the High Street Methodist church and
will continue through tomorrow. Mrs.
Deborah Knox Livingston, the president
of the state body, will preside during the
session. which is expected 10 be most in
teresung.