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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution No 1905 issued from the
District Court OF the sixth Judicial District
the 18th day OF September. 1892. wherein Ed
ward r. oConnor OF Providence Is the plaintiff
aud Francis O'Brien OF said Providence 10 the
defendant, will be sold at Public Auction on Sat-
urday, December 3ist, 1892 at 12 o'clock noon
at the Sheriff ; Office In the Court House on Coli
lege street In the city Of Providence. all the
right title and interest that the within named
defendant bad on the 18th day Of September.
OF levy. Of the above described execution In and
20 the following described real estate. viz;
That uarcel OF land with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated In the city OF Prov
idence aud bounuet and described as follows: Be-
ginning the northeasterly corner OF Lincoln ave-
nue. formerly called Fourth street, and Grotto
nue. formerly called Hospital avenue, anu running
northerly; bounded westerly by said tirotto avenue
about JSl 4 feet 10 land Of Butler Hospital then
oasterly; bounded northerly by said Hospital Land
about 2l6 $500 feet 20 corner, then sout erlys
bounded easterly by said Hospital land about s1l
feet 10 said Lincoln avenue, then westerly; bound
ed southcry by said Lipc0n avenu about 6e5s feet
10 the dover lot OF Widow Mary Cline, then north
erly 100 feet; bounded westerly by said dover loe
S. feet; bounded southerly by said dover lot and
southerly; bounf easterly by said dover lot 100
feet 90 said Lincoln avenue then westerly; bounded
southerly by said Lincoln avenue % feet to the
point OF beginning.
Levied ON as aforesaid and win be sold to satisfy
said execution. II sufficient.
SAMUEL. II. GARDINER. Deputy Sheriff
ID. j. HOLLAND. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
SONS OF VETERANS.

Camp Fred T.. Davis held its regular
meeting last Tuesday evening at which
considerable business WAS transacted.
George 5. Luscomb was mustered in and
two applications were received and re-
ferred TO their proper committees. A
committee was appointed TO make ar
rangements for a campfire and general
good time on installation night, Jan. g.
1898. The COMMITTEES is: W. a. Pressy.
l.. A. Pressy, J: &. Luscomb, q. ;. Lus-
comb aud q. w. Allen
Capt. A. X. Tilton Camp No. 9. held
its regular meeting last "Wednesday even
ing at which annual election of Off GERS
for the ensuing year whica resulted as
follows: Capt. Div. Adjt. Alton L..
Pierce; First Lieut.. Franklin n. Blake;
Council, Capt. jeremiah r. Leahey;
Second Camp Council, Lieus. Chas. A.
Bailey; Third Camp Council, DAVID
Sweetlani; delesate, Geo. IL. Reagan;
alter late, FrsnkliI n. Blake.
Col Il. M. Sweetland, accompanied by
Adj Alton Al. Pierce, Quartermaster t.
A. Dexter, Capt. Charles l.. Pettis aud
Capt.-ele:J NJ. Il. .. Flaherity, made an
official visit TO Charles K. Gordon Camp
last evening. Oie recruit was mus cred
in aud the siJualistlc work wds exem-
plified by Col. Sweetland. The eveding
was very pleasantly spent aud an exce,-
lent collation. was served.
Gen. j. A. Garfield Camp had very
pleas mt session last Wedue sday evening
The subject of public installation was
discussed aud Brothers Swan, Wilkins,
Sherman aud Waterman were appoint ell
committee to make the necessary ar
raugenents.
The following named brothers were
elected AS officers tor Thomas Il. Moies
Camp last Monday evening: Cap, ain,
passed first lieutenant, Edward houge I;
second lieutenant, Frank Grimly; firsJ
camp council, Col. John L. Clarke /;
second, ii. j. Wilbur third, Charles K.
Fiske delegate to the division conven-
tiou, T.. H. Houlstou alternate, Frank
Sibley. 1ney will be Installed Monday.
Jau. ..
Cap aln-elect CLARKE of Garfield Camp
resigned that postum Wednesday even
ing owing TO business engagements. His
successr will be elected Wednesday even
lug, Dec. %.
Ine fourth of the series of the enjoy
able s3cials given by Fred Il. Davis ga no
will De held tuesday evening Dec. 20 in
Arnold Post hail, 56 Westminster street.
Greene's orcnes ra will furnish the music.
The officers elect of Gen. \. G. Law.
renee Camp are as follows: Capt, ID. III.
Barry; first lieut., >. " MiilIngton;
seconu lieut., Fred T.. Lutd; camp couu-
Gil, Il. Il. Briggs, +. NJ. Lawton. L. II.
James; delegates 60 the division conven-
tion, j. e.. Durfee; alternate, George A.
PecKuam.
The officers elect of Capt. A X Tilton
Camp w.ll be installed Wednesday even
ing, Jan. IL, by Capt. y. L. Huntley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
MYSTIC CHAIN.

Providence Castle had q very large at
tendancs last Tuesday evening to greet
Sir knight Commander Tyson, who had
been absent for nearly five months on nc
count OF sickness, and every member
WAS pleased to see him in his chair again.
The committee Oh bylaws reported that
the matter was in the hands Of the
printer and the bylaws would soon be
ready for distribution. Sir Knight Past
Commander w. A. ;. Guild, was APP
pointed a committee to arrange for an
entertainment to be given in the near
future. Among those who had pleasant
word to say during the good OF the order
were Sir Knight Past Commander Will
liam Broadbent. w. A. ;. Guild, James,
Keegan and Sir knight Jordan.
The new castle that is To be formed in
Fall River by the grand officers of this
State, will be formed Friday, Dec. 30
instead OF Wednesday, Dec. 81, as had
been announced by the grand officers.
The change is made on account Of some
Misunderstanding about the hall. All
members OF the order are cordially in-
vIted To- attend.
Gen. John Bray Military Co. had n good
attendance last Wednesday evening with
Sir knight Capt william III. Oliver in
command. The committee on the con-
cert aud ball made n partial report and
tney request that members holding tick
cts, will make an efort 20 render an &C
count at the next meeting OF the COM
patty.
Almost sufficient numbers OF names
has been scared to form castle of the
order in Pdwtucket. n meeting will he
held early in the week, whea IL Is expect
ed that the requisite number will be
nrpseut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
RED MEN.

Brother Harry Hawk, the actor who
was injured at the Providence Opera
House, Is being cared for by King Philip
Tribe.
Pettaconsstt Tribe will hold council
OF sorrow this evening in its wlgwam
corner OF Eddy and Oxford streets.
Tahoma Tribe had a fair attendance
last Tuesday evening. Tue adoption de
gree was given one candidate under the
chieftancy of Senior Sycamore Z. j. Dean.
The hunters degree will be conferred
next Tuesday evening.
King Philip Tribe received two appli-
cations for membership last Monday
evening and conferred the adoption de-
gree on one candidate. The hunters
degree will be conferred next Monday
evening.
The officers and members OF Tahoma
Tribe Will lie the guests OF Squantum
Tribe this evening. \ party wagon will
leave the wigwam. corner OF Cranston
aud Winter streets, at 1:45 sharp.
The social given By Metamora Tribe
last Friday evening ia Columbia Hall
was success in every way
Metamora Tribe meets this evening
and there will be work IN the adoption
degree.
Pettaconsett Tribe had q poverty mas
querade ball In Freedom Hall on Eddy
street last evening, which was success
in every way, and it would be almost inn
possible TO fad more poverty stricken
gathering than the one that was seen on
this occasion. Mrs. Archie Mitchell was
presented with an e,egaut opera fan and
Johu Baker with a box of cigars, for be-
ing the worst dressed coupla ia the hall.
There were about 12J couples present
Excellent music was furnished by the
Alpine Orchestra. with Ned Young as
prompter The floor was in charge OF
Brother Thomas Il. Tyson, assisted by
Brothers T.. N Pettis, George Codding
aud q. Spellman. The committee of ar
raugements were Past Sachem George X
Saunder, Brothers. James. Wright,
Thomas u. Tyson, James "A. Tinkhsm
aud f. A. pettis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16

What Cheer Lodge Sixteen applications
for mem bership were received. The rank
OF esquire aud probably the rank Of page
will Dc conferred next Wednesday even
ing.
The different lodges throughout the
state will make their first nomination
for the officers for 1898 during the next
week.
Enterprise Lodge had masquerade
ball in its hall, corner OF Cranston and
Winter streets. last evening. There was
nothing very elaborate la the way of cos
tunes The social portion of the ball
was, as usual. all that could be desired,
az the COMMITTEES do all in their power TO
make the patrons of these popular socials
feel at home. The floor was in charge of
Brother James Macdonald, assisted by
brothers Henry Normandy, IL. q. j.
Perra, Otto Kneirim, and Master OF
Exchequer Robert Sneeston. The com
mittee of arrangements were: Brother
A. NJ. Burke. chairman; Keeper Of
Records and Seal j. S. Reed. secretary;
Vice Chancellor Joseph 4. Rich. treas
urer; Brother James Macdonald and
Past Chancellor George L.. Card. The
best Of music was furnished by the En-
terprise Orchestra, with Brother Frank
A. Moulton as prompter.
Fifty thousand combination tickets during
the past live days. send 'em in. BROWN, i5
Eddy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Sewer Assessments.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construc-
ton OF sewers In the streets hereinafter named ara
no.nea ,hss the asessments for said CON
lodged az the Office OF the City Treasurer
Ia street. from Lester street 20 Central street
IN superior street. from Cransson street TO Dex-
ter street ~,
In cranston street. from Wendell street to Pot
In Messer street. from the summit in said Mssser
street 10 Cranston street.
In Wood street. from the summit In said street to
Parade street.
IN kossuth street. from Putnam street to Bowdon
In steuben street. from Atwell's avende to Man
In Cambridge street from Sears avenue to Acane-
my avenue and In Academy avenue from Cam
bridge street to Atwel's avenue.
ton street and IN Appleton street from Putnam
street 70 Bowdoin street CONSTRUCTED In Putnam
resolution OF city council approved July 10 Iso3I
In Greenwich n street between the end he pres-
nue., also outlets for the same In Oakland street
aud Public street from Greenwich street TO Hamil-
Into pavment of the whole or any assessmens Il
made before the 26th day OF November 1898. a de-
per centum per annum from the date Of payment
10 said last mentioned date.
=, ,One-thlrd OF the assessment may be paid at any
time WITHIN one year from the time the assessment
is lodged with the City Treasurer without interest,"
within two years from the day OF said lodment with
the city Treasurer by paying In addition thereto
assessment at the rate or six 0D per cent per an
mum from the first dav OF the second year ter
said lodgment 20 the time OF payment.
The last or thi,d instaiment or the assessment
may be paid within three years after said lode-
ment by paying In addition thereto the interest
thereon at the rate OF six (6) per cent per aunum
from the date of the last payment
one year from the day OF ths Judgment OF the
assessment with the City Treasurer the whole
assessment can then I've collected with interest
thererrom at the rate OF ak 90 per cent per an
mum and expenses OF collection.
n26-1m ID. l.. ID. GRANGER. city Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution No. ei0T issued from the
court OF Common Pleas holden at Providenco
within aud for the County OF Providence, on the
2pth day of July, 1872, wherein Frederick T.,
Hull OF said Providence il plaintin and bernard
McCulls. William DUFFY and Charles staples all
of said Providence. are defendants will be sold nt
Public Auction at the snerins once In the Provt-
dencc county Court House In said Providence ON
SATURDAY the nth day OF Dccember 1907. -
10 o'clock noon. All the right. title and Interest
that the said defendant William puny. had o.
the 9TH day Of September. 1922, at o'clock ana
10 minutes In the Afternoon. the time 81 the lovy
81 the above described execution In and 10 orr
prove ements thereon. situated In Provfdcnco and
bounded and described A. follows. VIZ
Northerly By land OF Thomas aud Mary Ann
Ward. easieriy by Duffy Court, soutberiy by Bush
street and westerly by Douglas avenue. heinG lo1
sessor once In the city of Providence.
levied this tn day Of Septsm ber. fso<, -
o'clock and 10 minutes In the afternoon and ~iu
be sold TO satisfy said execution sunclenl.
.,.-o,-aa.s.,s HUNTER C. Whih.s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

Slocum Relief Corps will hold au open
meeting next Monday evening. The
corps proposes to make Jnis grand
affair. prominent members connected
with the Grand Army aud the corps will
be present. IL will make a fraternal visit
to William A. Streeter Corps of tlebo.o
neXe Wednesday evening
Brown Corps met last Mouday evening,
when several OF the officers for 1899 were
elected. The next meeting will be held
Molday evening, Dec. 20
The officers for Charles T.. Lawton
corps for 1898 are as follows: President,
Miss Maggie Hamilton; senior vice pres
ident, Mrs. f.. n. Lawton; junior vice
president. Mrs. j. +. Lake; secretary,
Mrs. &. + Harvey; treasurer, Mrs. w. T..
Smith; conductor. Mrs. j. f. Delano; AS
sst mt conductor, Miss Matte Lake:
guard. Mrs j. NJ. Carr; assistant guard,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Freeborn; delegates TO state
convention, Mrs. n. T.. LaWton and Mrs.
X. Il. Chappeil; alternates, Mrs. j. Il.
Lake and Mrs. j. L. Delano.
Ives Corps will hold a grand camp fire
in I've, Post Hall next Friday evening.
Tower Corps was eight years old last
TUESDAY and the event was observed by
holding a family gathering in the after
noon. There was an excellent supper
served. In the evening, the regular ses
sion was held and the officers for the en-
suing year We're elected us follows :
vice-president Mrs. A. L. Earle; junior
vice-president, Miss Dora Mattson: Sec
retarv, Mrs. LIZZIE Sherman; treasurer,
Mabel Carr; chaplain, Mile Bosworth;
conductor. Lizzie Dexter; guard, Ella
Dexter Three new names were added to
the roster or the corps. The corps starts
of on the ninth year of its existence
with the best of prospects.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
PYTH/AN SISTERS.

Elmwood Temple will hold "A short
session in its hall, No. % Westminster
street, next Friday afternoon, and in the
evening will holi a select social. This
evening the members will hold "a sort of
"a family gathering at the residence of
Past Graud Chief Mrs. Rilla Dodge is
improving slowly.
Good Will Temple will hold select
social in Oriental Hall, Wednesday even
ing, Jan. T.
Cod Will Temple will elect its officer
for 1898 this evening.
GoJd Will Temple will have one or
more candidates for iniJIati1n this even
iug, aud will elect its officers for the
coming year.
Eimwood Lolge will elect officers at
its meeting u sXt Friday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No. will mold u mock initia-
tiou aud social in Tower Post hall, Paw
tucket, next Thursday evening.
Brigade No l met last Monday evening,
Hon. Commander Thomas Nichols pre-
siding. Oae application for memb r.
ship was received. The committe on the
fourteenth annual concert aud ball re-
ported that everything looked favorable
aud that the financial success would be
greater than on any other occasion. The
benefit committee also made partial re-
port. "A communication was received
from Brother Past Commander Bradshaw
who Is siu Bury Lancashire. Eagland.
stating that he was under the weather.
There were nu nb,r OF prominent mem
bers of TIE order present, among them
being Hon. Protector Wasningt IN Broad
head Hon. Chancellor James Greenhalgh
aud Past Hon. Protector George Roberts.
District Protector Benjamin. Bray, one
of the oldest and mosJ prominent mem
bers OF the order died suddenly last
Tuesday morning, at his home IN Lafay-
e,te. On Monday evening last he was
among the visitors in Brigade No. /. AT
the tinie OF his death he was member of
Brigad. No. 3. He was also prominently
connected wien tue Mas pns.
Brig ide No. will mold u fair in Olney-
Vile, commencing Monday evening,
Jan. % in Stokes Hall.
Com rade John u. Robbons has been ap-
pOlnUeu lOr NO.
Brigade No. will elect officers next
Friday evening.
Brigade No. meets next Monday even
ing. There is n good time in store for all
who attend this session.
Past Honorable Protector Charles
Doyler who has recently returned from
England will visit Brigade No. l, Mon
day eveniug, Dec 70. and gave the mem
b.rs of the order a brief history of his
travels abroad.
Comrade John Il. Robbins of Brigade
No. 9. is superintending the placing OF an
electric plant OF about 5000 lights in the
American Screw Compauy's buildings.
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evening. The visitors returned TO the

evening. The visitors returned TO the
city at 1891
Olive Branch Lodge held short ses-
sion last evening, to allow Moshassuck
Encampment TO take possession OF the
hall for the evening.
Whe Moshassuck Eucampment un der
takes TO have good time they are con-
tented with only the best that can be
procured. Aud when Grand Patriarch
q. Il. Peirce announced the date OF his
official visit to This encampment the
members thought that. that would be
time TO have good tims, aud to accom-
plish this Chief Patriarch Fred Folsom
appointed Brothers q. B Hazard, Cles-
ter 5. Newcomb aud Lewis A. Clinton to
make the proper arrangements to have
the desire OF the me nDers gratified. Last
evening was the date, aud with the date
came the good time. The grand officers
were given IA hearty reception, aud short
business was held When the camp"
closed the members and their
guests to the number OF about
100 marched into Odd Fellows
hall where banquet was in readiness
Grand Scribe w; a., +. Mosley. a mem
ber of Moshassuck Encamp ment, offici-
ated as toast master, aid all who know
Brother Mosley know that this was his
proper plac,. After the inner man had
received proper attention. the cigars not
the usual collation. sors-were passed and
the speeches began, aud they ended only
wnen it was time to take the last car
home. The members of Moshassuck had
a good time last night and they enjoyed
every moment of the evening.
Grand Patriarch &. w. Pierce and suite
will officially visit Woonasguatucket En-
campment next Monday evening aud
Minnehaha Eicampment Wednesday
evening.
The cool weather increases the orders on
wedding announcements. Call and inspect
styles. BROWN. 45 Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

The frs annual meeting OF the State
Council will be held in Westerly, Thurs
day evening, Feb. l9
The council that is to be formed in
Music Halt will probably be instituted
early in January.
What Cheer Council will be one year
old next Wednesday evening Tne event
Will be observed in an appropriate man
ner.
Elmwooi Council had n very large at
tendance last-Mopday evening, and had
lots OF work. Eight applications for
membership were received The first de-
gree was conferred on one candidate, and
the second degree on thirteen. The first
nominations for Offices for 1893 were
made. Next Monday number of appli-
cants will be voted for aud the third de-
gree conferred on tAenty candidates.
Providence Council had very large
attendance last Monday evening. Thir-
teen applications for membership were
received Eight applicants were voted
in, aud the second degree was conferred
on thirty-four candidates. The third
degree will be conferred next Monday
evening, and the bylaws will come up
for approval.
Washington Council had we'll
attended meeting last "Wednesday even
ing. One application for membership
was received, aud eight candidates were
given the second degree. The third de-
gree will be conferred next Wednesday
evening.
Councillor Kelly, OF Lincoln Coupcil,
was the fortunate contestant for the
bike" at the fair held last week by tue
council in Blackstone Hall.
Liberty Council did not have quite as
large an attrndancs as usu Il lasC even
ing. Two applications for membe rship
were received. The first degree was con-
ferred on two candidatee and the second
degree Oh five. TIE second and third de-
grees will be conferred next Thursday
evening.
Garfield Council meets this evening.
Lincoln Council had very large at
tendance last evening. Five applications
for membership were received and siX
candidates were initiated into the mys-
teries Of the second degree. Among the
visitors were State Council Organizer Gill
man and Brother Osborne of Connecticut.
Nearly every council in the State was
represented at the meeting Next week
the third degree will be conferred aud the
officers for 1898 will be nominated.
Order your letter heads, bill heads, state
ments, etc. BROWN, 45 Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
A good attendance

1893 will be elected. A good attendance
is desired.
Court Thomas A. Doyle held a very
spirited meeting last Monday evening in
Stokes Hall. O'e apple ition for mem
bership was received and two candidates
were initiated. TIE woodwards reported
three of the members on the sick list.
Court Roger Williams met last Friday
evening and had its usual good attend.
ance. One candidate was initiated and
one application for membership was re-
ceived. The court meets next Friday
evening when the initiatory ceremony
will be exemplifi,d
Court Thomas w. Dorr will elect Off
GERS next Wednesday exening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16

The Graud Officers visited Rhode Island
Lodge, No. 25j last Tuesday evening.
balance Of the year Graud Regent i. g..
Harris, Grand Secretary W. III. Hawkins.
Grand Orator l.. III. Colin. Grand GU de
". j. Eigerton, Grand sentry j. n.
Davis were preseIt AZ the close OF the
meeting there was collation. served.
newed vigOr and have their own council
represented wit gains. Ine election Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
Pears
Soap

What is wanted of
soap for the skin is to
wash it clean and not
hurt it. Pure soap does
that. This is why we
want pure soap; and,
when we say pure, we
mean without alkali.
Pears is pure; no al
kali in it; no free alkali.
There are a thousand
virtues of soap; this one
is enough. You can trust
a soap that has no biting
alkali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
al! sorts of people use it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFFoS SALE.

BY virtue OF an alias execution No. 4.Iss. issued
from the Supreme Cou OF the state OF Rhode
Island, holden at Providence. with In and for tho
County OF Providence, dated Oct. IL. 1892. aud
returnable To said court at It's April term. A. D.,
1898, wherein David W. Smith Of the city, county
and State OF New York Is plaintiff and Bernard
MoCulla. Bernard Holland aud James Hanley. all
OF Providence, in the county or Providence. In the
state OF Rhode Island, are Defendants, will b0
sold at public auction at the storenouse or Charles
l.. Ellis. In the old Court House In the rear Of
Wood building and also at NO. 349 Canal stress.
In the city of Providence, ON "Wednesday the x1st
day OF December, 1892, at IL o'clock noon the
following described personal property levied
upon as the property OF the above named Bernard
McCuA. to-wit.;
Three mirrors 2 bars, footrail, cash register.
9 molasses bbls and contents. faucetA vinegar
bbls ami contents. desks, letter rack, set plat
form scales 1 set counter scales. ice boxes par
titions with doors, safe stove and pipe, CLOCK,
beer pumps faucets. l step ladder. = chairs. !
STOOL / heater. 1 oil can, copper boiler.
shaker, q bar glasses 4 lot rubber hose. empty
bbs., iron lot demijohn, boxes jugs, l13 bot
ties 10 cider kegs. ~ bbs; lot porter bottles and
contents lot bass ale bottles and contents ana ~
bottles and contents. The goods and chateis IN
storehouse ia rear OF Woods BUILDING Will De sold
first and the goods AT $40 Canal street immediately
Levied on this 2sd day OF November 1909. at o
O'Clock and 55 minutes In the forenoon and sold to
satisfy said execution IL sufficient.
OsMoND G. GooDELL, Deputy sheriff.
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