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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

Washington City. Aug. s.--Amoug the
callers at Democratic heaaasmrters today
was Secretary Hoke Smith. who hal a
long conference with Chairman Faulkner
and Secretary Gardner
The Democratic committee has decided
10 circulate among the farmers portions
of Bourke cockrans speech. especially
the portions where he made reference TO
professional farmers.
The Desnocatlc COMMITTEES will publish
an extract from the message OF President
Grant sent TO congress January a. ISIS.
announcing his disapproval Of the act
for resumption of specie payments. The
ohisct is 20 show thai President Grant aad
not know thai silver haa been 3efrenetkze
hy the act Of 1874 TIE extract IS as fo.-
lows: In fact. 20 carry 0ut the first sec
toa OF the at. another mint becomes neuc-
eEsary. With the present facilities for
coinage 4 would take a period probably
beyond that fixed BY law for Enai spec.e
resumption 20 coin The silver necessary to
transact The business of the country
There are now some netting furnaces for
extracting silver and gold ores brought
from the mountainous territories sn Chi
caEo. 81. Louis and Omaha. three ia the
former city. and as much of the change
required VII be wanted In the Missss ssslppi
valley states. and as the metal TO be
coincd comes from west of these safes
ani as I understand the charges for trans
poriatson Of bullion from either of she
cities named 20 the mint in Philadelphia
or 10 New York amount 70 81 for each
s. 90 worsh with an eagsal expense for
TRANSFORMATION hack. It would seem fair
argument in favor OF adopting one or
more OF these cities as the pace or places
for the establishment Of new coinage
facilities"
~ the request OF Ernest baldwin. ars,
audltor ef the treasury. whO = A resilient
og Laurel. Md r. T. Bland VII address,
the people o. Laurel tomorrow evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

nes Aasnes. Ia. A5sr. aa-& ro- ssra-rA
= Ssa@ IrsaoeFat.c leaders &aS hesa In thsS
N4-s 20 TAX over BE sitaaHson IN fana ana
Ia'@a esE ne werk - the campaign. Il
Was attended nv Secretary Wash. 81 he
lsSls94aa4 committee. }. r. Weaver. cato
s-1ss. q Ninton; g. 5. Rsnck, 81 TawA Csty.
%sse sis-iFe central committee, AL af ire
state candidates ana r,aost ar ta,. s5.sss~a
2e session was SeFated II reports from
fsf4aas p1rl4ens or the state ard sugses~
ions As fe tae future work. Nr Walsh
Akter taa meeting. expressed himself as
AOca gratAled WITH tae situation. The
fsaoFts all Claimed 70 snow grea, gains
aoF Shs eAlse ot Tree silver Last n1ght
tas state central committee met Mr..
Nasa. turning over the boaks os last
year. 2il1 the work OF the members was
portsonsd out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

4 Cialiam County Feud Results IN Tar
ard r sther~ ana Bloorshcd.

Port Anreles. AUG. I9-Spactsl rvrin
Hopkins, os Sol5uck was shot IN ire bead
Sunday night by men lying ln ambush.
Ant SIX of hss ur3E1sors carried bin, on
a Hitter over rough mountain trails a afs-
tAuce 90 forty miles 30 this citv where
tfev arrived this morning. The settlers
living IN the west end % this county have
been complaining FOR some time psst that
protests have been flied aralaz. sha4-
proyiag un or their claims ana that rar-
q men aavo been carrying on this bs,st-
r. - through malicious motives II vas
determined Sunday that thav shsuB ba
taucht a lesson. ana Sc was arranged tt,sf
a coat ~ TAR and feathers Should be an
Pied % y. A. car 1stepher ana N d Ts,o
titfie. D0e}sgtin VAS captured ana vas
c0mDelied % 20 frrouEb tha ordeal hst
CAristopher could rot b. fo2nE IN the
evening young Hopkins and l. ". SAWYER
= era passing along fne county road vFhs,
two shots ~ero Hred from the waa4s 49,
e the halls striking HOPKINS IN Ire eve
and passing cat ~ Rhe ear WHILE tha ash
- passed - close 70 SaWyerts ear tEat n
burned ERE skin - So suppases that No.
lttle sn& q friend named Rsrier efs fha
saooti1E, as wheD a COMMITTEES vtaftss
tteir claims sn Monday g was fnss-.. 49,
the men bad ieft tne.r ho-ras Harkfns
tee wounded nan. viil probably recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
The Connecticut silver Democrats.

New Haven. Conn. Aug. ee.--The silver
standard Democrats OF Coaneeticsr 10 shs.
number OF 10 assembled today for the nur-
pose OF organizing to carry on the work
Ia aeilaH of Bryan and Sswali. Iltchaele
was the only county unrepresented. The
meeting WAS organized into a Bryan and
Sewau Club
Nnea the meeting reasserahieI the COM
mittse on resolutions reported, and the re-
port was adopted The policy Of the Dem
ecrattc state central committee was hst
terry denounced. ana ths platform and
carsiidates OF the Chicago convention were
iniorsed. The alleged attempt OF en-
ployers TO coeree their employees was de-
nonnced. and remedial legislation was De-
man3ed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
Apaley and siccan coming West

Denver. Aug. &a.--Congresu1an Lewis
Dewars Apsiay. vice chairman OF TIRE Re-
publiaan national congressional cosamf-
tee. and Samuel ". Mcx-ab arrived IN thlS
city today On thslr WAY 70 re Pac.hc
coast 90 work Tor the election of TckIn-
lev. Mr.. Aps.eT represents the FoHrfh
district of NRSsachusetts. ana Mr. McCaH
is from the r ghfh d.Strtct Of the a.srns
stars Both gentlamen claim NJ Mcktn5ey
viii be elected ~ a iarEe raa foritv. Agr
Ausjey ssts; oar first stop ln tais WeSs-
ssn country Sas az Omaha. where wg Tsnt
ConereSsmea Neik,efohn. fIainer ard
Sfreae Thev assured us A perfect orsar-
sxailon woald ~ couusHtsd In that state
% bring it trto ne oo1uEnn % fha etes,-
toFaf votes for Mckinney fn November
next. Congressman SIcCail made en- at
aress IN Cosneu E1afrS. ard the rally was
certainly enthusiastic. Cur visit 70 the
Western coast states - wseh n vlnw or
eouferr.nw Wtt1 she statc Mckiulev lea ~
era % see exactly what Is reeisf II Ca
tfarrla it iz llke5v that ca-eresszuan Ne
Cali VII stuuap she sate We expert al
snthusiasfsc tsnlv - sound money mea 20
saeni Is In San Francisco"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
At. the sherman House, Chicago. IN
Charge of Senator Jones.

Chicago. Aug. Ex-senator Jones. chair
man Of the Democratic national commit
tes.. arrived in Chicago from Washington
City today and closed a deal By which the
national headquarters viii be established
in the Sherman house. lie secured al the
parlor floor room of the Randolph street
side Of the hotel, and two other rooms.
II expect TO remain here right along now
until after the campaign is over" said
Jones. THE literary end Of the campaign
will Ia in Washington City. The general
outlook for Bryan's election Is favorable.
Men who were in doubt about his position
before the Madison Square speech are sat
isfed now. IL dissipated the IDEA that our
campaign was one OF anarchy" The sem
ator said the gold Democratic movement
was too insignificant 10 discuss"
The senator refutsd the story that the
Democratic committee had baen reduced
to poverty. There has been no trouble
about funds" he said. We are getting
All the money we need for legitimate ex-
penses." Jones was asked as 10 the re-
ported disputes IN the national commit
tee and the threatened eclipse OF himself
as manager-in-chief by Gov. Stone.
Nothing OF the kind he replied. GOV.
stone viii doubtless be In Chicago fire.
quently between this time and election
day, but l expect TO run the campaign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
Aberdeen Republican Primaries.

Aberdeen. Aug. -Speclai.-RepuhlIcan
primaries for the election % delegates 10
the county convention. Waich c0uYenes a.
alautesano on Saturday OF this week for
the purpose Of eleCUnG delegates 20 the
state convention az Tacoma. were heid IN
th.s city this afternoon and evening. and
the following delegates were chosen. First
ward James A. Hood. John Caane. Charles
y Dpmau. Charles E. Arnold. a. D Wood.
W A. Cran1aH. l. J. kaltz and r T.
Jones ana }. y. Hainss. who were t!ei
IN the vote. and VIII take cne-hsif a vote
each 70 the convention: Second ward.
Samuel Bena r i. Campbell. Wallace
W. we8therwsx. r. r. Bern. " " Bush.
l. s. Rabcock. :. c Mitchell " r.
Paine. 3 J. CarmAn. r. A. Hart. c. r.
Green. Al preyer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
Silver Boilers Ignored in the
Fusion i'm Idaho.
SENATOR GIVEN TO popuLlsTs.
Chairmen Jones and Batler Much
Alarmed at This Action.
Dubois Was 'sone OF the Great Central
say, and lie Also Defeated the Ding
ley Bili-Sationai Committees May
Interfere

Boise, Idaho, Aug a0--A fusion o. Popu-
lists and Democrats Was accomplished By
the Popalists accepting the Democrats
proposition The Democrats got the Qresi-
Dental electors. supreme judge. governor,
attorney general, treasurer and mine IN
spector. The Populisis have the United
States senator. congressman. lieutenant
governor. secretary Of state, auditor and
superintendent OF public instruction. TIE
conventions adjourned until morning. T.
A Regsn. OF Boise. is believed 10 oe in
the lead for governor. and Capt James
Gam Is conceded for congressman.
Washington City. Aug. A.-At both
Democratic and Populist headquarters
serious alarm IS felE over the situation
in Idaho, where the news dispatches in
dlcafe that the Democrats and Popglists
have effected fusion which leaves out
the silver Republicans. The managers
az beth headquarters consider that this
attempted combination at the expense OF
fhs silver Republicans Is a viola ton OF the
spirit OF the free silver campaign. which
seeks to combine all tho silver forces,
AMI they fear its effect on the silver Re-
plfoiseans OF other Western states. They
believe the different forces should COM
bine on equitable Ind Just terms and effect
q division such as vas made in Minnesota
ard Washington.
Moreover. they consider that IL would be
especially Ungratefai in Idaho. because
their refusal 10 recognize the silver Re-
pGblicans involves the defeat OF senator
Dabois. The latter is looked upon by
both the Democratic and Populist man
ayers as one OF the great central figures
in the bolt Of free silver Republicans from
the Republican party on the issue. To
his insirumentality also is most largely
attributed the defeat OF the tariff bin IN
the senate except With free silver rider,
and to turn him down" they believe
would send a chill through the leaders
of the silver Republicans OF the West.
For this reason 1t Is probable that Soth
Chairman Jones and Chairman Butler viii
make every attempt to arrange some sort
of adjustment in Idaho that viii give due
recognition 10 the silver Republicans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
rnr,llS on tho Polltlcal ousIook

Kansas CGtg. Anx. Ex-senator John
: rnrsus arrived in Kansas Cfgy tosgav
Frs addressed me rfngR yesterday az Red
aalH ans Port Scets. Il fad tae audiences
ts,is year." SAID Mr. TpvaNs 20 a represent
stfva. ~fo IL very sympathetic They
seem 70 ~ composed. as a general ihAoc
81 A miscellaneous class Who are takluk
a great interest IN tAe issues - the cam
rairn
.what aces taa roid Increment 1n ths
ysgusorrat sc party Ia Kansas 4ruauat tae-'
Z haVe uef beea abe - Eivs this sab
ses~t naura aftantfan. h91 SD - fhe opsa-
lsr that tha Republican state and ra-
,feral rsckst wtll ~ supported by rnauv
4 s.Ssafisasa Democrats Nhe vii more than
rcrn~ensass fev tAs iozs os Republican
Votes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
A Populist Bureau of Labor.

Washington City, Aug. al. r. Sover-
eign, who is to be, with George +. WASH
burn. in charge OF tho popuilst committee
IN Chicago. has decided TO organize a
bureau OF labor and run 1t IN connectl ION
With the campaign. He sin engage a
large number Of speakers and send them
into doubtful states. Ten speakers have
already been secured. and they arn in
correspondence with others. lie intends
70 organize Western labor men in the IN
tercst OF silver. AIR. Sovereign expects to
move the headquarters OF the knights OF
Labor 70 Chicago during the campaign,
and its employees will assist him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

q ArsaeTsca ARE snv.ses - attend aaf par
fseEAAfe- EhTee Gsse&2sss-sf~baTEs Rsl3 e@
1ssowet fFosn each e,uh ~ sxe-sy or more
ussaas~fS ana @se ext eSo9a1 delegate for
nse-s 8tsF members o. the clnA ro1sS.
tae rsrTsaSs is q 4~ffv al he non-narsi-
ssst1 S4FeT ofsa fEsfsons unSe- es>rnzrrz
- - eve sorg sa~laE Tho coming
S4i'.l@S'- ->en-aar1ssaa s1lve~ elslhs can
seeo11e p&rt 81 tAss s.rsza~.f-a.sss, - -
iioEsal silver SSslass bv ae~ss-z- s,r a .,,,a--
tsr . 5he Silver hessaaarse-s ir Washing
ton N4lF. The sleclarxzso- OF principles >
tae A4as79gi2a a1aatsE ~ fhe Nafsauas ST.
YER parry az s. Louis Hasa- ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
Don Dickinson and Stevenson Quarrel

Detroit. Aug. Dissolution OF the legal
partnership OF Don VI. Dickinson. II. n,
Thurbsr and Elliott G. Stevenson is an
nouneed 20 take place September /. Dick
inson Is said 10 have held that Stevenson
to some extent compromised the firm by
accepting the craftsmanship OF the state
central committee and becoming respon-
sible for the Bryan campaign IN Michigan.
Stevenson afteTward resigned the chair
manship. bat the friction continued ani
Stevenson decided 10 withdraw from the
firm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

Pr.1ehart to3sv er3e~ez gszvs.- Ts,sao~-,,
- deliver te t0e of3ioe ara -.-v n-ara-s,-
la hfS possession 81 = = sFsf,er ~ tra
beard - pahUe works Teshe~ss- refused
20 vE-ste. claiming 20 ~ member 81 ~.
hasrs ~ arTe8n zseat cs 8Ezvor ga ur..ss,
Re refssEf 20 ruTE oTe- tee Books ara
e5tT properly. Sasg5E Parker w1 pat
A9lsea q ressess. "a tcrscrrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

Msxseo CITY. Atxz. -.--'Tns Pan-ArrsTs-
r.-, congress ia discussing arb itratlon ard
sNe Monroe 6oetT1ae NJ p0baeszT -
esvan % - deE8tss. whzeh are hes8 fa
sAe nas!oaaI Dalace aa1 TIA Guatemala
fe-az4on.
Ts~ city government invites tsss from
81 over the Eeri9 for pumping machinery
20 Re used On tas sswsrs~ Ba1s usSlst %
n ~ SoTernaa~ Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
4 Republican spas IN View YORK i.

Hers zser. = Y &aw. 3A-There wll -
tus,. EsonAsssAn caEss sassa fgF congress
A. rAa rN-taE So fth &tssrst- Tsss vaEv-1-
ttsa szss IN shas ctsy toesav. Hth thE ss-
hsrents - Coca xrsssaaau Shsrrsan is rsa-
trsF on 3 saassan - sgesgilsase fas usruas
81 peszpex rsen fzr SeNrnsn nen fag
s,esses-saa Aas 50 rgtafE - fae eanven ffss
Frezeeezss rs7rs1saHs a#re Hse&tf2 ara
,ssr,,srez. sszases 4eassY aaw nat tss< s. g.
1szs--r.sk fsr congress Essswesezsts 5lga
sanex Sserxz2z Rzz EsG4S&ss@ later ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

Iss. sumner we had ohili syEeFing
from hio0sfv aux. when we csme into Toa-
se~San Of = bottle a ChsmbsrlasD's Colse,
gBo1erz ard Dizrrhoea Remedy. gave
@srne a il 20 the child acenriing 60 dsFse-
tlons X afossssd slnioss Instant relief ard
eseefed perFnsnsEs clre---ttEo. @ESEfss,
Cedar Greek, Isnsy 60, No
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
Colorado prohibitionlsss For silver.

Denver. Aug. N--The Prohibition state
convention today adopted resolutions in
favor Of the free coinage of silver at the
ratio of 10 to ]. Many OK the delegates
declared their intention 20 vote for Bryan
and SewaIl. A fun state ticket was
nominated, headed by ". a. Marsh for
governor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

Chicago. Amw. AT ths ReauA'i-Rn
heasa ssrfers evervaetT is oasy seasl1x
.,ss tetters sss inscrurt5eus 70 ths vs~fsss
r.arsv workers ever tHs caguerr Lzsara-
rffye 4 aFlrE seEt nraz&ssst st tsa rsta -
I 81 30 pleets DeF asy Al tAe STATE Aeas5-
t.s.arfers tne same Aet5VssE ls fea.t. Caa-
s.~e~ces aee het1E hF15. an& tARee Ar~
aalfv snany visitors gvoza ever sscsl3z *
efntM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21

Omaha. Aug. "A special 20 the Bee
says: The PouuIists Of the Sixth con-
gressional district met a. Crawford today
and nominated Judge w. l.. Green, OF
kearney. The Democrats are expected
10 indorse Green. though fusion has not
yet been declared.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-21
National conxentlan or silver Clubs

wass saEton Csty. Aag- 2a--*s@1rTs tF.
Eseree. ,hse nst&saA2 organiser - ise ST.
y-s~ ~sa~sg mr8 a IRE gsfer % So executive
s,s-nrnsrfae has b@sn apEsal1ses ~ EA4
saver Party uaEeE8ral fsrssa.ent - re a.
rAoszs Hon- aarsss sszn s.5Nsr ass1 ca-aaS-sllie
est.s~s 90 fas Tustes Ssztes. Mr.. kesisT
NaR CALLED 2 natsenal goFEveffhsz - ssasss
essfss 80 naeeE 81 - aE0s -s'te1seag =
Az 80 1he 0g8 h3-nstst4e assT> ASH Pc
49, s=Iz, geazzsez Egxgae5-ssasal1 silver
c.uas. r.~s1onaa ss-ye- e.Gaz and y2-<.o-s
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FRIDAY. AUGUST

the &Av. Tna rcnsest 40 70 whscE rnzsirs@
ssa1s - raeazn.zsi as regular All = car
rsss3 into sas eolTtsl
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Satg Lake, Aas 4s-A special n sAe
1vre fran Altte. Noat. saws. Harry
\. ss ssS- ase1S Sseszser fa~ tse STATE Swings
aank ans fs-ra9rsy fFe- 1-ensA ss5sas. vraz
arrested fssssN ara rosnn ttees n tasf IL S.
tAas ~ 7se aa8 On tae rhArxe & en-
eezs EsG sgcw tae ksank
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-. osssA 's-isAe a-aasaa park L4a.ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Proposals for the Construc-
tlon Of the County Jail at
Howard, Rhode Island.
Providsnos. r. l.. December 20. 1868

Providencs. n. l.. December 20. 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited
by the Board OF state Charities aud Corrsc-
tioas for the construction Of buildings 20 be
erected on the State Farm at Howard, X. l..
for a County Jail for the State Of Rhode
Island.
Pians and specifications may be seen a. tbs
ONCE OF Martin a. Hall. architects. SOP Indus
trial Trust Company building. Providence.
X. J.. on and after THURSDAY. December 26.
1896.
Bonds with satisfactory surety will he re-
quired Of the successful bidder in smount
equal TO Twenty i've (26) per centum OF the
face of accepted proposal, and . certified
check for Five Hundred t5Oo) Dollars. pay
able to the General Treasurer OF the State OF
RHODE Island. must accompany each and all
bids as n guarantee that contract will be
siigned within Ten days OF the awarding
thereof II such contract 10 not signed within
ten days. then said sum OF five Hundred toO0)
Dollars will he retained and held for the use
OF the State as liquiostsd damages on account
OF failure TO sign.
Checks accompanying rejected bids will be
returned 20 the bidders.
Sealed bids. with certified checks enclosed.
addressed to Charles II. Peckham, Secretary
of the Board Of state Charities and Correc-
dustrial Trust Company building. Will be
received until ~ m. OF MONDAY. the 3D. day
Of February. 1895.
The right IL reserved by the Roard 10 reject
any OF all bids, or to award the contract TO
any responsible bidder. as they deem for the
best interest Of the State.
BY order OF the Building Committee.
CHARLES Ii. FECKHAh. Secretary.
dsc26. S3s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-02
Morton aud the Nomination.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Ex. Senator Warner
Miller, when asked last evening whether
. statement regarding Governor Morton's
candidacy for the Republican presidentia
nomination was to be made. said II
know of no formal announcement other
than that bis friends are authorized to
state that Governor Morton, yielding TO
the solicitations Of his friends, has con-
sented to become n candidate for the presi-
dency. The governor will receive the full
support Of the Republicans of New York
state and Of other states as we'll, believe,
and from now on u thorough canvass will
be made in behalf of his candidacy" IL
is announced that Thomas g. Platt and
Edward Lauterbach will also publicly de-
clare that Governor Morton will make a
fight for the nomination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an execution. No. 65i4. issuei
from the Common Pleas Division OF the su'
prsme Court, holden at Providense WITHIN
and for the county of Providence. rendered
iudCm snt ou the 2lst day OF September. "A. ID.
1896, against said defendant.
Wherein, william Schulze OF Lincoln. IN
said county of Providence, in the state OF
Rhode Island: is plaintiff and Aipna *, mn
and Lizzie III. Hill his vile. OF Cranston. IN
said county OF Providence. are the defendants
will be sold ht Public Auction, at she
Sherid's Office. in the Providence county
Court House, in the State Of Rhode ISLAND, ON
tha l6tn day OF January, A. d.. 1870 AT IL
o'clock noon. .
All the right title and interest that the
within named defendants. Alpha X; Hill and
Liz7ie NJ. Hin. his wife. had at the time OK
the service Of the original writ In this suit az
follows. 20 wit: - 80.
A certain lot of land. with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated IN salu
Craustcn, and bounded aud described as fol-
lows: Northerly OIL o,Der land of Cora B-
tireene, Alpha l.. Greene and Lolita Is.
Greene: southerly ard -asterly by ian OF
Elizabeth Jennison and westerly by ROAD leaf-
Ing from Providence TO Pontiac. containing
"A. .O92 2l.l00 square feet. and IS tho lot marked
Alpha r. Hill on that plat Of iand recorded
in saidsCranston in plat book. No. = A. at
mage "a reference to same helng mao TOT n
more particular description for tho said lot or
land Being the same lot ~ land conveyed 10
said Lizzie NJ. Hill by deed, from FRANKLIN y.
Owen. guardian. and recorded in the Town
Clerk Office. in said Cranston. In pook OF
deeds 40. CO. ht page sl..
Levied on by me. this 9th day OF October
A. ID. 1895. at O'Clock p. m. ana wiz DC sofa
10 satisfy said execution IL sufficient
WILLIAM 7. WINsLOW,
dec2s- ian2.e-l5st Deputy Sheriff