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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-22
CHAUTAUQUA FOUNDERS DAY."
Anniversary OF DF. vincent's Birth and
WaahinGton'a Day to Be Observed.

Anniversary OF DE. Nincencs Birth and
Washington's Day to BE Observed.
DIR. c. c. Stratton, chancellor Of Portland
university and leader in educational
matters on the Pacific coast, is in the city,
visiting Judge J. c. Stratton. He is an
alumnus Of the Chautauqua circles. of
the same class as Secretary Fairbank of
this assembly. He delivers the address in
Plymouth church this evening in honor of
Bishop Vincent, on his birthday. which is
observed by Chausauquans rs Founders
day." The programme this evening will
be Of great interest. and the spacious
church should be filed. Every one is in
vited to thus help fittingiy close the great
Washington holiday. No admission fee is
charged and every one is invited,
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We VIZ pay Ne above inward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspspsa. Sex Headache Ipd,-
0osuoa c0nesipattoa o. cosrivenssa We csnnoa
eUs0 with Wests Vegetable Live Piile when ths
1ireeuons are strictly complied with They are
yo.sy vsgssAele and never fail 70 give astisfac-
wAss OF coanserfssts and fnaiiaifona The EenuIns
enad ~ L1IrnsAD 4 CAwLRy. SOS Front 81.
seattle Wash '
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They Wnl Oppose the 4undry CIV
Bill.

they Wnl Oppose the SundFy Civil
Bill.
WAsHIxGrov CITY. Feb. M.-The silver
men in the house claim they will have
strength enough to prevent the passage of
the sundry civil bill under any parliament
airy tactics that may be adopted to get it
through. They say they have no hope of
getting the Sherman amendment out of
the chances, but will defeat the whole bill.
They say their plans are all laid, and the
force Of the filibusters against the bill will
be almost ~ strong as the silver men in
the house. They will fight it by every
means known to parliamentary procedure,
and they claim it will be impossible to
pass It under the rules to get signatures
enough to secure its cloture. In fact, they
regard it rs certain that they will defeat
the bill. This, OF course, would make IN
extra session absolutely certain.
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Continuation OF photographic Once.
WxynxuroK CTR. Fob. q. Especial T.
Senator Squire says that the senate has
agreed TO the amendment which will in
sure the continuation Of the naval hydro
graphic office at Port Townsend.
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LONDON, Feb. 2.-In tho commons to-
day the secretary of admiralty announced
that the commander of the British North
American station would attend the naval
review at New York in honor of the Co
lumbia anniversary with several vessels of
war, and that the admiralty was consider.
ing whether to send additional vessels.
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LONDON. Feb. 2I-The Orange Grand
Lodge of Belfast has sent out vehemen
manifesto against Gladstone's home rule
bill. The manifesto demands either q
union with Great Britain or complete
separation from Great Britain. The mani
fest0 names March a. the date of the
great union demonstration in Ulster hall.
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Ry trlning with Cold many one allows him.
.ss q, drift into q condition favorable 10 the de-
xelormsat of some latent disease. watch there
after takes full possession o. the system. Bet
ter cure your Cold ~ once with Dr. u. 5synes
Fxpecsorans . good remedy Tor Throat Ais aud
Affections.
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Billy Plimmer and Mcbride Matched.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-Billy Plimmer and
ID. Mcbride met this afternoon and signed
articles for fight before the Newark Ath-
letic Club for purse of $500 and = side
bet Of 81, 900.
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The Bank Of Rome scandals.

ROME. Feb. 2L-Taulongo, director of
the Bank of Rome. now under arrest for
completely in the bank scandals, has made
an informal statement that duplicates
many well-known mon. Signor Monselli,
. government official, 10 also under arrest,
and made similar statement to that fur
nished by Taulongo.
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Nav Orleana Races.

NKw ORLEANS. Feb 2L-The track was heavy
today. Summaries:
Five and half furlongs-Lemona won. LOT.
tin. it,, second. Braune third. Time, 1:O7
SIX furiongs-Eleie s. won. NJ. A. B. second,
c. A. b. third. Wiilingh ham fourth. Time, l.lsx
Five furiougs-Joe Harris won, La Rue Bar.
ker second, Harrison third. Time. l:04lk.
Seven furlongs-Prinrose won, Virdsn second,
Turkstone third. Time, 1884,
Handicap, one mile ana twenty yards-Green-
leaf won. Lombard second. Aiponss third
Time, l:a7i<,
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Compensation for British Sealers.
LONDON. Feb. 2l.-The supplementary
civil service estimates contain an item of
800 for compensation for Bering sea
sealers for losses due to the delay in ar
ranging the modus vivendi in 1891.
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WEST LIND, Mont. Feb. 2l.-The boiler
in the grain elevator of Mccormick &
Jones exploded this afternoon. Robert
Nelson Mccormick mortally hurt. Two
other employees were less seriously in
iured.
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The unioa racicc 10 ;ae only uaascons, mental
line running two taroaga traias daily N The
North vsss 10 Omaha. Kausas Cify, 81 Louis an1
Chicago ami all points East Modern equip
saent. last time and Sas osss OF service. IicAes
os,,co .ue ppcopS street. 4 {. AAEo1, ASoak
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A permit was issued by the superinsend-
en-, of buildings yesterday 10 the Sisters
of Charity to erect two three-story addi-
tons to Providence hospital, at cost of
On
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O6ers Bir Odds on Corbett.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Lawrence Man.
Mon. of Boston, offers to wager SIS 600 to
$4,000, or 500, 900 to SCI. 900 that Corbett
knocks Mitchell out in six rounds.
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Theosophv IN Fremont.

A lecture on "Theosophy" will be given
at Fremont this evening at haif-past z
o'c'ock at l. O. o. f. hall. Admission
free. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03

NxyANTED-sITUATfoS on CENTS PLACE,
w will take care Of horses OF drive team. Ad
dress B y. r., Printery St jee-2t
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most interesting feature IL her life as
a wer girl on the streets of London. the
curious people with whom she com es In
contact. Mr.. De Shetlsy will be the john
Biddlsoomb, slow bat sure; Miss Kate
Glassford will have the dual roles OF
Annie Meadow and Nan. how. girl:
TIE other IN embers Of the company will
have parts for which they are especially
adapted.
Lothrop's Pawtuolxet Opera House.
A decided novelty is anu.un ced as the
coming attrastion at Lothro p's beautiful
Grand Opera house. p awtuckst. The
celebrated Gray and S .ephens' company
with their trained Mt. St. Bernard aogs
and team OF Russian ponies will be
among the features which this great
play will Introduce. The play will be
the 'Vesper Bells" which on this occa-
sion will be presented Tor the irst time
Ia its history at popular prices, aud It
has only been at considerable expense
that Manager Lothrop has been ena-
blsd to obtain tnis attraction Tor the
beueht OF his numerous patrons. There
are several very rea istic aid exciting
scenes. including the terrific avalanche
and other Alpine pictures. All or the
principal members Of tue original CON-
pany will be- seen in the c. st. A street
parade will be made In Pawtucket each
morning, la order that the public OF that
city may see the beautiful animals which
accompany the company.
Notes.
Mrs. Annie McAvoy, for ~ cry a prom
Inc NJ uieInb ber VI the dramatic profes.
rion, died alter "a lingering illness. May
Is, at her home ia Everett. Mass. She
will tie Inferred ia The Holy Cross ceme-
terry ~ Maiden, Mass. Mrs. McAvoy was
deservedly popular, n woman OF many
rare attaininents aud her loss will DO la
inented ny u large circle Of friends.
Tn following well-known members OF
the dramatic profess on will pass their
vacation hours as follows, Jay Hunt
aud family will 20 10 tue SnLn5 Siie.
Mount Ida, Newton, Mass; lola Po.ne-
roy, Rochester, N. y: May Prindle, Z.
w. Richardson aud nenry Testa TO Phil
adeiphia; May Poseli, Lowell, Mass;
Mr.. anu Mrs. George Ricketts, Cahoes.
N. Y; Kate Giassford 70 brooklyn and
Worlds fair; Mr.. Aud Mrs. William Cat
tell at Ludiey, N. j.; Hattie Morris at
HARLEM, N. Y; Eiieuors Carroll ut
Quincy, Mass.
Manager McAvoy will sail for Eng
land for a brief vacation ON June 2S.
Jay Hunt will be genera stag, direc-
Tor OF q. 4. Lothrop's FANATIC forces
Lext season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03

BARBER-In Arcadia, Thursday, Juno I, JOHN
b. BARRIER. son OF Silas Il. Barker. in his 22d
year
BARRY-In this city June 2, 1898. JAMES,
youngest son Of Morris and julia Barry. aged 1
year and IL months.
FINEGAN-fn Hope. r. L., I'd inst. MARY
FINEGAN. wife Of the late Andrew Finegan, In
the 6sth year OF her age.
HALE-In East Providence, I'd inst. MARY Il.
HALE, In the 9th year OF her age.
HlRsT-Tn Ashton. the Cd inst. HANNAH
HIRsT. In her sith year.
JANEs-At Water ord. st an 'slaus county. Cali
fornia, May \. 1898. GEORGE w. JANES~Sorm-
erly OF Providence. In the 18th year OF hts age.
windham county. Conn, papers please copy.
kETTELI,-In East Providence. on "a inst.
Lulu E.. daughter OF Elmer r. and Carrie Is.
Ketfell. aged months and days
NICuOL~--In Dedham, June l, ABBY &. NIcu-
OILS, daughter OF the late William and Louisa
G. Nichols.
O'CONNEl LIN this city, on the Cd inst, PA T.
RICK =. OCoNNELL. aged 35 years.
SNITH-In this city on the ist inst, oRIN
SMITH, aged 70 years and months
vAUGHA AN-suddenls. IN this city. June 9.
JuIrETTE AGNES. daughter cf BENJAMIN Il.
and Ada G. Vaughan. aged 9 years.
WuITEWOOD-In Georgiaville. June 1. MARY
j. WHirEwooD IN the 10Th year Of her age.
WH1Tt--At Windsor Locks Conn, May 60,
SAMUEL OLNEY WHITE, In his 57th year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
CONsTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution numbered 6,s7l issued
from the District Court oil the sixth Judicial
District:
Whereas, John X. shirley OF the city and county
of Providence. on the Pad OF February. A. ID. 1898,
recovered Judgment against Emt rson Il. Beamal
and Lesser ), Beaman, both Of said Providence.
will be sold at public auction MONDAY, June IL.
1898, at ~ oclocN noon. at ny ONCE. AZ "eybos-
set STR ct, room d, Ia said Providence.
That lot OF Ian with al the buildings and i'm
provemcnts thereon situate IN tnat part OF said
Providence formerly In Crauston. being lot num-
bered "a as laid cut and dtlii Gated in that plat
called map OF an estate on Cranston street belong
ing To kobert stevens and wife div ded into build
Ing lots August =, 1860, by &. r.. Paine, copy
whereof Is reco ded In the ONCE OF the Recordc cr
of Deeds In said Providence Ia plat book 10. page
3. re erence thereto beng maze, as also TO two
deeds 20 Mary T.. simmons recorded In said ONCE,
the one from Robert stevens and wife In ICED
book 1e3 page 160; ana the other from the trus-
tees OF Trinity NJ. T.. church in deed book
BAL page $40. said lot OF land bounded
s)utheriy on Linwood form rly West
Elmwooi 100 feet; and holding that
wdth extends northerly therefrom l47 feet TO land
formerly OF John Stokes trustee, being the same
lot conveyed 10 the grantor by James Il. Simmons
OF Brooklyn In the state Of New York. and Mary
n. > simmons, his wife, and recorded APRIL 4, 1874
in Providence, r. l., in deed book 364, page 243
Levied on by me this 11tn day Of March, A. ID.
1898. AT 10 O'Clock a. m, aud viii be sold " satisfy
said execution N sufficient
HAIRY II. COONEY Constable
THOMAS y, CUsGROVE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
unvts ob-fasp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JANUARY 20, 1894
JANUARY 20. 1924

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Expre.. trains Leave PROVIDENCE a, follows.
For NEW York; IS A NJ. daily, III 10 "A. n
10. 05 uimIted). o 90 r. NJ. daily.
rg NEW YORK. via stoninston Line-7 10. 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
lNGToN, via Harlem River-lo 10 A. NJ. ~
vr \ new .SR RAvEN-i IL a, ~ e1p. daily, SIS
,ssps q 'SSinitSdi. s'oo 'ssD. daily SIS s1n
pos NEW LoNpoN-i iaAM. daily erpl go
!acco@, % .scco%q, ssndsy onlyi ~ sso qoc 100
conn.,, Is lexp.l 90 tloc exp.k 20 accom-
1alyl 8 as n. M (exp. dai ~.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains lesys IRovIpENcE =: f9Ilovso
Tor WORCESTER-6 t5 (oxp.l, 30 10 hccomA
Al 30 A. NJ accom-. l 10 texpl 70 tsnn "
.,wcSn,Sskes 20 % ice ssp s@S sS ,sseom,l o
FOR trains for intcrmedate stations sse time
'ws"o'a q. 4. iiETPsrEAp
oenr Pass Agt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.
westminster,T The eater.


No company owned and directed by
Sam T. Jack is stronger than the female
"Forty Thieves" BurIesque and Novelty
combination which will be the attrac-
tion at the Westminster theater next
day. The leading feature OF the long
bill is the work of the pretty girls in
"rhe harem OF the Effendi," ana la the
extravaganza "rhe Forty Thieves."
About everything which can tend to
throw fascination around the physical
charms OF women has been done by the
management. Both pieces are presenteI
in splendid style, aod tue whole show
sparkies with the urilliaacy Of novelty.
Handsome Maude King furnishes
complete eLtertaiameut herself
with her solgs and speciaities.
The performers ia the olio are headed by
McNisn, Lille Allyn aad George RIM
gaid, Jerry Hart. the Ethiopian come
dla.; Spsncer ald Qligg. "rhe Loug
and ShorS OF Il;' Irene RICE and Maude
Harvey natty dan ssrs; Lillian Nes)n,
vocalist, and the Durrell twin brotners,
in an oriainal comedy sketch. and Julia
Kelly. the champion lady bone soloist.
Lothrop's Provide nee Museum.
The great English melOdrama, written
by Rybert Buchanan, the successful
dramatist aud poet, entitled. "Alone in
London," is to be given IL, dis proiuc-
tion at popular prices at Lothrop's Provi-
dence Museum next week. Tne play
that Las been made famous by .diss
Cora Tanner and Villa "a ID. SIetley is
to be given the inest possible production
"Alone Ia London" will prove particu-
larry interesting TO Providence IeaJer-
goers from the fgci that In irs varied and
exciting scenes life among the lower
classes OF street venders, nanky-panky
men, safe craskers aud that order OF
human beings viii be faithfully p)r.
trayed. The story Is particularly utter
tsdng. A young girl. Anuie Meadows.
is enticed TO the cit, b. a London gent,
"A thief in disguise. After enduring n Is
abuse for six years she deserts him lie
follows her aud atte e.npts 10 murder by
throwing her Into sluice, from wnicn
sls IL rescued By former sdmirsr. Ihe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution numbered 6.30s issued
from the district court OF the SIKH judicial dis
1. ct. wherein Thomas h. McGough of Providence
In said county is the plaint.f N an William Wal
lace Brown Il defendant. said Mctiourh recov-
cred judgment against said defendant ON the
frs day OF september. 1872
VIII be sold at public auction on Saturday, June
10. 1898. at IL O'Clock noon, at my Office 40 Wey-
bosset street. Room q. All the right title and In
terest the said defendant had at the time OF the
levy OF this execution I'm and To certain lot OF
land situated on the south side o. High street in
said Providence being lot numbered thirteen n3)
Also certain lot OF band situate the east side
OF Aborn street In said Providence being lot num-
Der two (2) In said plat
Also a certain other lot of land on the west side
OF Field street being lot number tw nty-two (22)
In said plat
Also. a certain other lot of land on the south side
Middle street being lot number seventeen Il ~ on
fad plat reference to which plat is had for a mo o
particular description OF said lots together Wi IA
all the tuiidings and other improvements on said
Tour lots.
Also one lot of land situated on the northerly side
OF Transit street In the sou easterly part OF said
city o. Providence. and Is bounded on the south
by said Transit street, on the west by and OF the
heirs of Nicholas Brown, deceased. being the
same land conveyed TO The late joshua Weave T by
deed from Oliver Kane and wife beaIing date
October 70, 1888. recorded In said Providence In
book 81 page u.s.
Levied on by me this 10th day OF March. A. d.
1898, at ii o'clock m. and will be sold TO satisfy
said execution II sufficient.
IL AKhY r. COoNEY, Constable
THOMAS y; CosGRoyE. plaintiffs attorney.
~. .2b-je3.e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
MUSIC NOTES.

The Iupils OF Professor Victor Ham
merel VIII give a piano fec' al Al Black
stone hail on Monday. Juue b.
A music ,.e will be given by the pupils
OF Mr.. Hamilton. assisted by Howard Il.
Carpenter, at Blacks..ne hall, on Tues
dav evening, June @.
Two new songs compos ID by Arthur /.
Gibson of this city have appeared on the
stage. Soug and chorus, "Im Goina
Back to the Old Farm" words by John
A. Murray Is being introduced by James
j. Fenton. Solo. In the White ane
Purple Clover" words by Samuel n
Mitchell, is being sung by b Ro'coe o
Crawford Br rJthers mi isLreis.
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ron SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Three tines under this heading 10 cents

lroR SALE - fINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
IT and farm, buildings all nearly new about 80
OF land, 20 cultivated excellent fruit orchard
stream OF water. within I'VE miles of city lne and
bargain n soid at once. Address A-is. News once.
f22-f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03

NEW YORK. June S--It is reported here
that A. q. Weissert, the commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army, is to examine
further into the recent expulsion of Farm
ham post from the order. The reversion
of the charter, according to Weissert's
friends, was primarily the act of the de-
partment of New York, and he desires to
make further official inquiry into it in
preparation for the probable discussion of
the whole case at the national encamp-
ment in September.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
RIVERSIDE
Visitation of Grand hiefs-O Other Inter
esting Items.

esting Items.
The annual visitation of tho great
chiefs and grand officers Of the Independ.
ent Order of Red Men of the state ol
Rhode Island was held at Red Mems hall
last evening. Acting Great Chief John
NJ. Francis aud board of officers en-.
ferred the hunters degree in a very
creditable manner on candidate
Speeches were made by u mum Der of the
visiting brothers aud fine COLLATION. fol-
lowed.
The third of series of sum mer dances
which was given last event s at the Pine
Grove house. was attended by n large
number from Providence and vicinity.
Mr.. Louis FERN or CHESTNUT street en-
ertained a number OF friends from Pro-
vidence and Pawtucket at his res. .dcnce
A fishing party was formed, wnich Ell.
joyed days outing and returned with a
number or tautog
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03


rro LET-CoTTAGE ON VERNON ST, NEAR
II pallas y ROOMS steam heat all modern Inn
provemcntsl Address ELS. News ONCE. jaz-u
rro LET-PART or oFFfCEi FINEST LoCA-
Quire AZ THIS once myi0-f
rro LE1-GooD STORES on SIDE ST, JUST
il on weybosset st.. In ffst-class order, new
once. ja10-tf
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NEW YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days Co
-acfad A., March x 1907

Passenger Train Service Week Days Cor-
rected to March 5. 1893.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOSToN-s 0S. IL 20 A. n, 20 A. NJ RE-
wALPoI.E-s os, IL 40 ~. 42o "
FRANKIlNes os II 40 A MI Z 20. 7ioP. NJ
csSSsToS rs TO % OaRiHicK. 4 RIVER POINT CENTRE.
VILLE wASHiNGToN-7lo 10, g!o. IL 80 A. NJ.
IL q, stS tSo go 70, I'll & g P;M M, ". o..
PSSffASsS s AaST5S !sS, dS S b9SiDNicK-7is nsSA NJ
ANTii0NY--7 10; sio II IS A. NJ aA 4so.
sSIAlI; = oSh;S. !. srERLrSo-7ia 'o A NJ.
II 10. . 10 A. NJ; le 05 v4s, 80 r. NJ.
JEyIETT CITY, yERsAlLLEs, BALTIC, SOUTH
wINpHAM. wILLIMANTIo-si A. NJ II o.
Hh$TFShSlPvp /, e AsSI ,s FSsS,Es aS9rs NEW
N6oSSWiCgH9 y IL 10 ~ y 10 A. NJ 1e oo 4sop.M
PHILADELPHIA VIA PoUGHKEEPsIE-o 10
cAAicAao AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURa
AN9 ERE kSS RYs ISsTlRkhMhEbArE T. STATIONS
f35, 9l5 A, NJ; l2o. 415. $40 and I'll 10 i.
Returning leave Pascoag at 30. 10 and As A.
Nj; II 40 a 10. "s3 40 T.. M.
Trains or i5oston leave asst end OF Union
end FOR Pascoag and way stations from Gaspes
Street Depot. Providence
sssaturdays only. s-Sundays only.
Tickets between Boston and Provid snce uimitef
Vs. VS.. JONES. sapt. w.R. BABooCR. q. A.
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AUCTION SALES. ETC.
-SIlEItIERS- SALE.

BY virtue OF execution, No. 650i. issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas holden at Provi-
denc within and for the county of Providence,
Judgment was rendered on the 31st day of jan
uary, 1923 returnab To said court at the June
term thereof 1898. wherein William G. Bryant OF
Brooklyn In the county ~ Kings and state of
New York IA plaintiff and Howard X. Stokes OF
the city and county o: Providence state Of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, is defendent:
VIII be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,.
the nh day OF June. 1898 at IL o'clock noon the
sher ~ = ONCE IN the county court house. at the
corner 0f College aud Benefit streets in said city OF
Providence. all the stock or shares that the above
named defendant, Howard n. Stokes had at the
time OF the attdchmtnt on the orig nal writ In the
suit In which the above described execution has
obtained to wit, the ith day OF Novem per- 1892 at
IL o'clock and 35 minutes a. m., In The Providence
News Conn mIany.
Levied on this % day ot June, 1898 at O'Clock
n M. and Will be sold TO satisfy sad execution N
suhdent CHAkLES r.. CHAFFEE.
Je3-lOt Deputy sheriff.
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MARRIED.

CROsS-LAWTON-In In Phenix. June ]. at the
residence OF Joseph Lawton, by Rev :. @. VI.
Orpen, WILLIAM PiEkCE Cross of Aubu n, X.
/, and Many JANE, daughter OF Joseph and
Sarah A. Lawton.
METCAGF- BUTTS = In East Providence.
June I, by Rev. William VI. Chaplin. NJ. FRED
ERIcK MFTCALF OF Providence and Miss ALICE
DUNCAN BUTTS OF East Providence.
RANDALI.-GOFF--In East Providence. June
l. by Richard Eddy. ID. d., WILLIAM X. RAN
DALI aud Miss MINNIE A. corr, both OF East
Providence.
sANTEs-CARR EA U-In this city Thurs
day morning. June !. 1898. by the Rev. Charles
III. Plummer. at his residence, los John street,
Mr.. EMILIO MACHADo DOS SANTEs or Fall
River, Mass, and Miss CLERILDA CARREAU of
Providence.
WILCOX-DINGWE Ion June l, 1903 by
tho Rev. j. A. 4. Nc Balm, ID. d.. at his resi-
dence 122 Elm street. Mr. WALTER WILCOX
TO Miss CASSIE N. DINGwELL, all OF Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-03
LOST AND FOUND.

! IL minister 81. bunch of keys. Finder will be
rewarded on leaving the same at ROOM o, ~
Eddy 81. Je3-t