The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-26
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Real Estate Transactions - Liquor
Raid and Other News Items.

Raid and Other News items.
The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since the last week by re-
port Charles T.. Blake sold to George p.
Swain and Mary b. Swain part OF lot
134, II being the westerly "a feet on the
Tristan Bargess homestead plat, with
all the buildings and improvements, for
$40. John A. Medbury sold to Henry
Ii. DAVIS, lot numbered n on the Bull
locks Company land plat, for SO. Will
liam H. Richmond sold TO John Ii. Bur-
CESS and Elizabeth Burgess of Providence,
lot numbered 16 on the William II. Rich
mond plat, with all improvements thereon,
for SO. Patrick j. McCarty OF Provi-
dence sold TO j. Fitzsimmons OF Provi-
dence, all his interest in lots numbered
141, 142. 143 and IA on the commission
ers' plat OF land belonging TO James Il.
Fitzsimmons, on the southerly side OF
Sutton street with all the improvements,
for 1926. Mr.. Van Rensselaer, Shepardson
and Delphina Shepardson sold TO Ethel
Nj. Searle lot numbered "A, ON the Rich
ard j. Burgess plat, for s10 Richard MUIR
phy sold to Morgan Murphy and
John IL. Murphy, lot numbered 50o
on the Richard j. Burgess plat, with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated on the southerly side OF
Taunton avenue and the easterly side OF
Broadway, for so. jonathan Barney of
Seekonk sold TO Jason III. Barney OF At
tieboro lot numbered 10 on the Stewart
plat, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. for s10. John n. Sharp
sold to Alfred A. Carpenter OF Provi-
dence, lots numbered IL and ls, on the
River View plat, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. for $40. WI
liam Grcsvenor and Rose A. Grosvenor
of Newport sold TO Jennie l.. p. Eddy,
wife OF Raymond ID. Eddy, lot num-
bered 125, on the DIR. William Gros-
venor plat, by Atwater and Shubarth
| or so and further consideration that the
| grantee shall within one year from the
| execution of the deed erect dwelling
| house thereon TO cost not less than $1,000
Yesterday morning two liquor raids
| were made. Sergeant Munroe, witt
officers Hicks and Bickford, went 10 Sill
yer Spring and searched the premises OF
| Albert Devolve, where they found a dozer
| bottles of lager beer, decanter OF whis
key and a bottle OF cherry brandy A
| the same time officers Balkcom, Aliei
and German raided q cottage in Cam
| White, but could find no liquors OF any
4 kind. A number of other places were q
have been raided, but the occupants ha'
mysteriously flown.
At the Congregational church Sunda,
the pulpit was filled by Mr.. George Hop
! kinson OF Brown University, in the alb
sence OF the regular pastor, Rev. Henr.
4. Small.
AT the Methodist church Rev. Albert
| Myers of Edgewood con~hcted the ser
vices i'm the afternoon and in the even
ing Rev. Raymond Chambers, an evan
gelist OF Los Angeles, CAL, conducte'
evangolistio services in the evening.
Tramps are causing considerable com
plant OF late. Several citizens have bee
approached, the tramps sometimes ask
ing for money. Their headquarters ar
along the shore in front OF the Pomha
| clubhouse.
Pstrolman Bickford is suffering from
severe attack of cholera morbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frsnk have r,
turned from a weeks camping at Pru
dence Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Hall are visil
ing friends in Attleboro, Mass.