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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29
WEEKLY Rank STATEMENT.

NEW YORk. May 2S.-Th. weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: -
Surplus reserve, Increased 1883 $50
Loans. increased .............. S.2o2 400
Specie. Increased ........ ii59 2uU
Legal tenders. increased 500. 2.2Si 500
Deposits. Increased :. ....... laOlS GO0
Circulation. decreased :. 49,. $500
The banks now hold $a3.70i 600 in OK
cess of the requirement Of the q, per
ccut. rule.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

Do you need q Dinner Set Tea Set
or Toilet Set !? Only assortment in the
city. ADAMS RACKET STORE.
my23-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

| All silk and wool Black Hcnriettas
worth all of SIZE. Closing price, SIC.
| i'ain grey and other solid culored
ilcnrict,as. cheap at &c. Closing price.
2lc.
| Lf,s~!.lrg;.ins. ST. Outing Flannel for5c.
zoe outing nnel for !, l,sc, Tinsel
and gilt draperies. f--rr:. Red table Da-
mask, worth 25c. for his A-s esss,k ls';
Elcached table Damasli. ,lw:lys''ssssslI
for 81 l-2c, now 25c, Cambria Innings.
Lee, Silicias, all colors, Z LIE
We viii sell our white, bue and
black Duck. regular IL Lee value, for
this week, at DC.
And Linen Crash Skirtings for 1-2c
Handsome line of Prints in Sc goods,
all coiors, light and dark. Special price,
I Lee.
American Indigo Prints, 1-2c.
Androscoggin Cotton, . 3-4c.
Only 10 yards to each customer.
Keep clean and you keep comforta-
bile, especially during the heated term.
We can supply you With the best of
both at prices that add pleasure to the
bath. -4@
Palm soap, best obtainable. at 1c per
cake.
Bridal Rose, nothing finer, worth
double, &c per cake.
Cotton Hook Towels. worth loc for
sc.
Linen Hook Towels, worth lac, for loc
Extra Large Linen Hook Towels.
worth csc, Special price. l?c.
Turkish Towels worth double. &c.
Large sized Turkish Towels, always
sell for zoe, Special price lie.
Millinery Offerings.
Notice the floral offerings:
Roses. all colors, with buds, Only SC
per bunch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29
Cut Flowers

Floral Designs and Decoration of all
kinds at short notice furnished at
greenhouse prices. WM. G. BURGESS.
my 2S-tf.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
Vessels Arrlv.d yastara

Steamer Concorvado. Liverpool
Steamer 1nchmarlo (Br), Heneberv.
New Orleans.
Orleans.
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Wash Dress Fabrics,
Everything New

In the following: C;ingLap.s> -c-Aar=
rinucs and l.rfrTa7s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

Crab nets, lines. hooks and fishing
supplies. Adams Racket store. IT,.
"I,cmcmbcr the Maine pictures at
ADAMS KAt'KE.T STORE. my23lf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

$500 Plain Brillantine Skirts. sA9s.
$500 Brocaded Silk Skirts, SASS.
$1,000 Brocaded Satin Skirt, $685.
$1,000 Plain Satin Skirts, $3.50.
Shirt Waists.
We are still adding to our already
large line Of Shirt Waists. You can
ind what you want right here, and the
prices are correct:
White Lawn Waists worth s1.0O,
Special price, 69c.
White Lawn Waist, with large pearl
fteesessse''s@ worth 51.2s.
$500 Pique Waist for s1.4s. s SO
Percale Waists, with white collars.
Special price, 39c.
Lawn and Percale Waists. all colors
with white collars. soc.
Fine Lawn Waist, worth 81. 90. our
Special price. 75c.
Bingham Waists all styles and coll
ors, Tor ysc.
Beautiful Madras Waists, gor CSC
Black Silk Waists, with collars. Spec
ial price, 1898.
Figured Silk Waists s2.es.
Taffeta SILK Waist, s4.4s.
China Silk and Satin Waists. in all
colors. handsomely trimmed, s4.2s.
Ladies Calico Wrappers.
Our line is complete.
Light Calico Wrappers, worth Use,
this week, 39c.
Blue Calico Wrappers, 4sc.
A nicely trimmed Calico Wrapper,
IN light colors, worth s1.o0, Special
price, soc.
A Fine Percale Wrapper, in a ,s1.25
value, for 98c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29
IN THE BEST OF HuMoR.

The only period In woman's life
when she gives any thought to dress
Is between the cradle ana the grave
Chicago News.
What is your idea Of phenome.
non?"
"A phenomenon is clerk who does,
drop his pen the minute the clock
strikes six."-Chcago Record.
"Florinda. If we should elopc. would
your father pursue u.s."
NO. l think he would move. we
couldn't find him when we got ready to
come back. Chicago Record
1T has been said that America IS a
nation Of shopkeepers, said the Ger
man diplomat.
Yes" replied the emperor; ~ hope
they'll put the Philippine Islands on
the bargain counter = Washington
Star.
What has become Of the diplomat
who said that Spain would have "a
peerless record in the western hemis-
phere?"
He probably had the wrong spelling
in his mind" said the old sailor. lie
meant PEERLESS ''-Detroit Frcss Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

"Pooh!' said The scoffer. as the naval
reserves marched past. those fellows
won't fight Look at that officer there
in front. Why he'd faint at the sight
Of blood"
Don't you fool yourself on that
score replied the enthusiastic citizen.
Blood and human suffering have no
terrors for that man. Hes dentist.
and pulled n tooth for me once."-Chi-
cago Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29
HOLDS TI4rA WORLDS RECORD.

II Spain Is bent upon having a die
tator. CT course Weyler viii capture
the plum. For who in Spain has the
typewriter experience equal to that Of
the little mutton chopped general?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

sell for $500, Special price, 75c.
Ladies Belts. with pocket books at
tached worth Csc. for Sc.
White Kid Belts for 15c
Patent Leather Belts, worth CSC,
Special price 100.
Jewelcd Leather Belts, regular 39c
value. Special price, 25c.
Jeweled Belts. always sell for SOC,
Special price, 25c.
Ladies' Collars, all styles. DC.
Ladies cuffs, all styles. lac.
Black Lisle thread Hose, csc.
Fancy Plaid Hose 25c. soc and 75c
White Chamois Kid Gloves Worth
81 on. SneI.ial nrica T5c-. u
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Who shared in Napoleon's glory
And dreamed that his sword had won
his fame
All. the fate Of a man is past discern
Ing!
@ Little did Jacqueminot suppose,
al AusterlitZ or at MOSCOW burning,
That his fame would rest in the heart
Il OF q rose!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29


Baby Caps.
Little Price Sale:
Null Caps, 10c, 15c and Csc.
soc. Caps for 39c.
75c Caps for SOC.
$l.00 Caps for 75c.
Sl.50 Caps for Csc.
Poke Konnets, all colors and shapes,
sell always for $3.50. Special price, CSC.
Skirts.
Immense line Of new Skirts at sawed
off prices:
Crash Skirts, 75c value al ACC.
White Pique Skirts, regular $500
goods for s1.4s
Better grade Pique Skirt for $l98.
500 Check Duck Skirt for soc.
Black, Blue and White Duck Skirts,
Special price Of CSC.
$3.50 Crash Suits, $1.4S.
Figured Mohair Skirts, $500 value for
$l.4S.
$500 Figured Mohair Skirt, s1.9s
Novelty Worsted Skirts. worth $500,
S1.9s
Plain Brilliantine Skirts, worth $500,
$!.9s.
$500 Plain Brilliantine Skirts, 1898.
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: ~ - Naass
ch!ldren's Tf. ssHssfs.sfssots: Plain and
Fancy Edges. worth SOC, Special i pf 49,
25c.
Children's Hats in fancy shapes and
colors worth soc, 75c and sl00, Special
price. 25c.
Childrcn's trimmed sailors, all colors
and kinds, worth 39c, Special price, 25c.
Ladies' short back sailors, white,
black and all colors. 25c.
White Panama sailors, worth $1.25,
special price, CSC.
Black and all colors in Straw Hats.
worth I5c and $l.O0. Special Price, 800.
Ladies' White trimmed Yachts, worth
soc. special price 100.
White Yale Hats, worth 25c, Special
price. l9c.
White Tam O'Shantas. with names OF
Uncle Sans Warships Special price
23c.
Notions.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, with tape in
neck ard sleeves, regular Zoe goods,
Special price. Sc.
Elecched Ribbed Vests. &c.
Ribbed Vests. with silk stitching, a
csc article for 15c.
Summer Corsets, regular Soc value,
for csc.
One case of SOC Corsets, this week at
our Special price, 39c.
Ladie1 Short Waist Corsets, always
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29
Millinery Offerings.

Notice the floral offerings:
Roses, all colors, with buds, Only 90
Der bunch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

All silk and wool Black Hcnriettas.
worth all OF Sl25. Closing price, SIC.
i'iain grey ana other solid culoreu
ilcnriettas. cheap at &c. Closing price.
bic -..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-29

Memorial services in honor or Nh.
Gladstone We're held today al! over
England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18

and doing his very clever work with
colored chalks. The De Filippis, three
In number do some extraordinary
dancing and appear in number OF ma
tional costumes.
The three Dunbar Sisters are as full
OF ginger as ever, and these are fol-
lowed by the three Mortons. VINO DO
some Jig and reel dancing which rs,
perhaps. the best ever seen in this city.
The Weston Sisters sing and dance In
a pleasing manner, and wind up with
btirfesuue boxing match which makes
quite a hit. Baker and Reynolds, as
knockabout comedians, do some clever
acrobatic work and then comes Bessie
Lamb with a repertoire of catchy coon
songs. i'm which she is assisted py
Stokes pickannnies. real colored folks,
who sing and dance very cleVerly.
The three Melrose Brothers are gym
nasts and acrobats of far more than
average ability, and they received plen-
ty of well-merited applause. Frank ID.
BRYAN, 1.-The man who writes the songs
he sings" once more proved himself a
favorite, particularly in his patriotic
number. "SiX Yankee Doodle GIFTS IN
which he appears as Col. Roosevelt'
his makeup" being very good. Then
comes La Dance International, In
which the entire company appears, and
IL Is full of music, comedy and motion
Pat Reilly. as wild Irlshman. keeping
everybody i'm roar. The bill was to
have closed with the wareraph, which
presents a series Of motion photographs
of scenes i'm the late war, together
with portraits of the several heroes OF
the campaign but at the afternoon
performance the pictures were not sat
isfactory and Manager Spitz cancelled
the contract.
1t is really a first class bill. and II
will be repeated for the balance of the
week, every afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18

~ Il DpStth.
l. w Milliken, Franklin, Mass. i,
q A Martin, Franklin, Mass.
5 Roebuck, New York.
Pin Becker. New York.
l. Burton, Boston.
A Ii Pratt, Boston.
A /. Crane, Boston.
q X Bradfield, New York.
II j Molcanphy. New York.
j Lindsey, Troy.
w l. ID Long, Boston.
w w Ryer, New York.
w III Scatt, New York.
] NJ Rosencrans, Boston.
Harry II Sweet Middletown.
Robert # Morris. New York.
G B Lamb. Boston.
j Il TimberIake, Jackson, Mich.
II B Caswell. Boston.
r II Temayens, Boston.
Denman Wear, New York.
] & Horscortz, New York.
Il w w Walker, Springfield.
A Present. New York.
+ X White, Boston.
/. j Hamilton. Boston.
l. Anderson. Providence.
l. A Tourtellotte, Providence.
VIII w Gideleau, Boston.
Wv Nichols, Providence.
Frank Salinger. New York.
A ID Donle, Boston.
A Morris, Boston.
NEWMAN.
c Garness, New York.
X Bradner Boston.
Henry Tyler, Boston.
A G Nichols, Boston.
III B Bradstreet, Boston.
Geo l. williams, New York.
Geo III Downing. Boston.
G V Frazier Bristol.
A A Clement New York.
II II Holland, New York.
w Cameron, New YORK.
Il ID Eastman, Concord, y. III.
G III Newcantt Winchester
G ~ jefferson, Boston.
A X w Armour, New York.
A G Heart, Boston.
Geo ID Jewett, Detroit.
T. Goldstein, Boston.
Burt w Lyon, ST Louis.
A ii Heston, New York.
A ID Parsons, Boston.
j Merchant Providence.
A l. Smith, Providence.
A + Proctor. Worcester.
j + Brynne. Providence.
Charles + Teehan, Providence.
A II Mckenzie, New York.
II i Buck, Philadelphia.
Geo G Carr, Racine, Wis.
II Mclaughlin, Philadelphia.
A Broan. Brooklyn.
II + Whittier, Lawrence.
] i Potts, New York.
! John Swift. Lowell.
! Roy p Iittleheld, Narragansett Pier.
+ VI Miliken. Block Island.
| + H Weggett. Boston.
| A Wolfson. New York.
A III Cory. Boston.
| NJ Grumbacker. New York
| + A Wilbur. New Bedford.
II p Cox and wife, State Farm, Mass.
| G. A Sweet, Boston.
| w T. Lydall, New York.
| William Welsh. Hopedale, Mass.
| G. T. Hancock. Boston.
| ii Sphinx and wife. Boston.
| r s Hanahan, New York.
| G M Doolittle. New Haven.
| G ingalls,. New York.
ED Thompson, Washington, ID c.
| Edward Weir. Boston.
| w Newton. Portland, Me.
| Jas Libby, Boston.
! Geo Il Tenney, Boston.
ID Goldstein. New York.
| Harry Wardman. Boston
| FIR Droescher New York
| T. g Gilman and wife New YORK.
Nj Siersdorfer. New York.
| G ingalls,. New York.
A c Higgins, Philadelphia.
| PERRIN.
r w Dclling. Providence.
LILO Serworth. Night Owls co.
II Crandall. Providence.
+ T. Wells, Providence
G r. Ellis, Providence.
III T. Chase, Providence.
] ID Maboon, Chelsea.
+ j Kuntz. Boston.
a = Nash. Boston.
John Conday, Boston.
n a Church, Harrisville.
L. B Taylor, Providence.
] Glenwood Jones, Providence.
- w Chase, Taunton.
John Connors, New London.
wv Mccormick. North Attleporo.
James Roach, Boston.
SAVOY.
At Denison. Boston.
s 8 stevens and wife, Boston.
& II Cowing. Boston.
+ r Henry and wife, Springfield.
Fred Fleck. Binghamton. y \.
Henry Chanfrau, New York.
James u Burns. New York.
| r,.,a, IIalcau anI daughter. st, Lou
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
Westminster Theatre.

The Big Sensation Double Show. un-
der the direction OF Matt J. Flynn, con-
sisting of whites and creoles, attracted
large audiences at the Westminster
theatre yesterday afternoon and even
ing.
The performance began with an en-
joyable satire, entitled "a Joke i'm High
Life" i'm which a stage full of girls
participated. headed by that ever pop
ular burlesque artistic. Mile. zittella,
and no end of comedians. In this there
is plenty of singing and dancing, and
that Of the best.
Baker and Lynn open the olio with a
passable German sketch, and are fol-
lowed by Bryce and lnman in MY
Friend the Lawyer which is perhaps
the best number on the program. After
this the white girls appear I'm red white
and blue costumes as the Daughters of
Columbus. and the creoles in Cuban
colors. and the two corps make mum
ber of well executed military move
ments. and the leading feature Of this is
a duet by Miss Ella Anderson and
George Hammond. The next Is the
well known acrobatic team. John Vina
and Mile. Lima, the latter performing
fcats i'm n most artistic manner in full
evening dress George Num- and Miss
Nellie Bradford do their share OF the
entertaining.
Grundy. Murray and Grundv repre-.
sent the creole contingent IN the oliC
and al three can dance 90 satisfy any
one. this being their speciality. TIL,
whole concludes with . burlesque en-
titled who owns the Phlippines?'
I'm this the entire company taFes par
and makes things lively fOi a few mo
ments. The costumes. scenery and elgc
! trical efacts are exceedingly good, an,
| cveryth from start 10 finish Is givei
with y n and without the least sg'
] of Vulgaatv. This same bill will ~
| presented every afternoon and evcnini
| during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
Chauncey 0Icott's Engagement.

The sale OF seats began Yesterday for
the Chauncey Olcott engagement at the
Providence opera house. which is for
three nights, commencing THURSDAY
October 20, with matinee on Saturday.
He will present his successful play,
"Sweet Inniscarra," which was written
expressly for him by Augustus Pitou'
his manager. Both actor and play
made an instantaneous hit when seen
here last season. Mr.. Olcott is the SUI
nerior of any ballad singer on the stage,
having n highly cultivated tenor voice
of rave purity, and he viii. sing several
songs of his own composing. The play
will be handsomely mounted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
Aliens Star Theatre.

IL Is not surprising that there was
large and enthusiastic audience at Al
lens Star theatre last evening when IL
fered by the management was that al
ways popular comedy drama, Kit, the
Arkansas Traveller" presented by Mr.
Henry Chanfrau and an excellent COM
pany. Exit" has been seen In this city
a great many times, but IL never seems
to grow old, and again and again the
sympathies of the audience go out to
the man who Is searching creation"
for little Allie.
OF course, the main interest was GEN.
tired I'm Mr.. Chanfrau, who as Kit was
very good, indeed, bringing out many
little mannerisms that distinguished
his late father, who was the creator or
the now famous role. Daniel Kelly and
Lawrence Barbour as the judge and the
major with their famous It's long
time between drinks" made plenty OF
laughter, and did IL without resorting
To extravagant and impossible comedy
work. Edward Maynard as Manuel
Bond, the villain, was quite satisfac-
tory, and was roundly Kissed by the
occupants OF the gallery.
The Alice Redding OF Miss Carrie
Rose was one OF the CndIihns iNnl"i, =
of the performance, while Miss Sarah
McDonold as Mrs. Washington Stubbs
was particularly amusing and contrib
uted largely to the comedy elements In
the drama. The balance OF the cast
was satisfactory. and the audience was
not chary i'm manifesting its apprecia'
ton of the work done. The Kit quar-
tet sang a number of southern negro
melodies and did some very clever buol
and wing dancing, which seemed t'
meet with favor. and, taken altogetner
the performance was very satisfac'
tory one.
"Kit" will be repeated today and To-
morrow afternoon and evening, anC
commencing on Thursday and for th,'
balance of the week THE Octoroon'
will be given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NARRAGANSETT

NARRAGANSETT
II Fredriehs, New York.
NJ NJ Aldrich, Mendon, Mass.
X Cheever, Boston.
Harry j Phillips, Salem.
MIR and Mrs Robt Carlton, Jersey City.
w NJ Protherac, New York.
r. Eglee, New York.
w Il Volz, New York.
c IL Macomber, Boston.
Ii l. Mather, New York.
c II Ripley, Boston.
III Il Smith, Boston
Il Il Pouton, Boston.
JOS Appel. New York.
Thos Smallwood. Jr, New York.
] Goldtone, New York.
Il A Campbell New York.
Tony Marks, Providence.
Otto c Wolf, Philadelphia.
+ II Vinson. Newark, j.
w /. Ross, Newark, n j.
G T. Ball, New York.
Charles Price, New York.
+ III Hilcox, New Bedford.
Robert Freedman, New York.
A /. Fischer. New Srk
w III Turner, New York.
John II Ward. Harrisburg. Pa.
Z Gesswein, New York.
G. II Barber, Chicago.
w w Lockwood. Springfield.
Mrs Mcclure. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs T Chase, Pawtucket.
w Stull, Omaha.
| FL Summers, Pittsburg.
| p I3yrne and wife. New York.
| + II Barnard. New York.
| A III Frise. New York.
! Charles Webb, New York.
Edward Holbrook. New York.
| s 4 Grover, New York.
| A II Bronner, New York.
| a s Haight New York.
! nd AT Johns IL.
| @ B Patton. Hartford.
| u Fenton Holyoke.
| A A Burget. Chelsea.
! Il G Pike, New York.
Chas r Harris. Jr. Newton, Mass.
! III T. Ehret, New York.
| Gordon Eaton, Boston.
! A y FoWle Boston.
! John ] Spear, New York.
Leon Maine, Baltimore.
Lewis Cohn, New York.
& NJ Pate. Louisville.
| II Bowden, Boston.
G. Greenwell and wife, Boston
II Levison. New York.
lanes 4 Riordon. st Louis.
James 8 Haslin, New York.
| AF Carlburt, New York
j " Reed. Springfield.
] Il Griffin. New York.
j - Mowry. Gloucester.
1T Fisher, Jr. payCUUg,
| w Evans. New York.
+ A Kendall. Boston
VIM Entler, New York.
DJ Gleason. Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs + II Leonard, New York.
los Dube and wife Daysville, Conn.
a NJ Stanch, New York
III u Rensch, New York
r NJ Cohen. New York.
Shaler Street. New York.
II VI Armstead, New York.
81 Howland. New York.
r. II Loeb. New York.
! Lennebery. ChemnitZ.
& Blake, Newport y II.
Jas NJ McGunny, New York.
Arthur Hoops. New York.
" w Thomas. New York.
il. stafford, New York
Miss Mabel. Amber. Y.
lanes Is Hackett. New York.
Mrs ] X Hackett, New York.
John J Dornelv, New York.
IN Robertson, New York
Thomas Curtis. Boston.
DoRRANCE.
) A II bennett. Boston.
r 4 A Pattcn, Boston.
? A 4 Conant, Boston.
| T. VI Young. Boston.
! " L Rooklan. Boston.
G r Mclean. Boston.
= T. Finstein end son. Philadelphia.
$ " q Regar. Boston
J HR and " l. Laucroft. New Haven.
e Jos y Heck. New York.
4 y r. FotherinEham. New York.
Z | Frank y Richardson. Boston.
! Walter p Desmond. Milford.
$ Geo a Riley Boston
e George Nj Knox. New York.
7 " Root. New York.
- NJ Rogers New York.
u | w VICE. New Haven.
v Levi Loeb. Albany
q g " Sparhavk PostC~.
- NH IIirsifeld. New York.
- w N Reed. Boston.
Z = Crawford. Baltimore.
j. v \ Kenyon. Carolina.
- Y Allard. Southbridrc.
a n Trudon. New York
N 7 IT Homer New York.
N A lane. New York.
10 v \ Booth. New Bedford.
< W w T.andold. Brooklyn
w & Langbridge. New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
Mortgages Sale.

VIII be sold at public auction, on Friday, No-
vembcr ith. ls,iS, at II O'Clock M, ON the
t1cmiSe~ by virtue Of the powe OF sale
contained in certain mortgage deco made
and executed hv Albert A. tallahap, dated
October -th. li ". and recorded In the town
clerks Office in the town OF Cranston, u. L.,
in real estate mortgage book No. y, Al page
8i2 the conditions OF said mortgage deed
having been broken.
A certain lot or parcel OF land. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. SIT
untcd in said town of Cranston. on the SOUTH
westerly side. Cf Broad street so-cailed.
bounded and lie scribcd ~ follows, viz - Be
ginning ut point on the southwesterlN line
of said Broad street. at tho southcasteily cor
ncr'uf said lot; thence southwesteiy, bound-
ing southeastefiv on land now or formerly
of William Rhodes Arnold two hundrel
sixtVtwo and sixty nine hundrcdths fs5i
90 IOO) feet, more or less. thence al an angie
uorthcrlN one hundred one and nine one
hundrcdths 0lOl glO0l feet, moro or les. 10
tbc ~outhwo-terly corner of land now or
an anglc northcasterly bounding northwest
eriv ON land of said Frederick y. Johnson
two hundred FIVE and SiNfN->iN one nun, nun
drcdth- f2ls Cf. lnOl feet. more OF less, 70 tno
-oufitwe-teriy line OF said brond street.
tbpncc nt n right angle bounding nvftnta-t..
crly on and along the southwcstefly ilhe ot
| said Broad sTTccI OlHhty three hhu ~ ,',e-
bundrcdths 90 t-lo0l feet To the point OF piseo
'Nn,ireis A. hereby given of the intention of
| che tnortpngec to bid upon thc hpcNt W
scrib,I property ~ the sale thereoi ~ 80 -
or,. t,osf poupuIent or sdlOufnfncnt oi 'no
same "y ''"' " MoRTGAGBE.
Providence. october II. isss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-18
Republican Firm lTy Meetings.

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At a meeting of the Republican City
Committee Of the City OF Providence,
held Wednesday evening, October 9TH,
ISoS. the following call for Primary
Meetings were ordered: Nf
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
The Republican electors OF said city
of Providence qualified TO vote for
members of the City Council are re-
auested TO assemble in their respective
wards OF TUESDAY EVENING, Oc-
tober rs. 1898. at o'clock, TO nominate
candidates for Alderman and Council
men to represent their wards in the City
Council for the municipal term, said
candidates to he voted for at the COM
ing municipal election
Said electors of the Sd, 4th. 9Th. 6th.
7th, Sth, 9th and 10th wards VIII meet
in their espective ward rooms.
Said electors Of the lst ward VIII
meet in Pioneer Hall, south Main
street.
Said electors of the "a ward viii meet
in ward room on Meeting street.
CITY CONVENTION.
The CITY Convention Of the Eepublt-
| can marty of the city Of Providence VIII
he held i'm the Court Room at the Gen.
| trial Police station. on Fountain street,
| SATURDAY. October %. 1898, at 4 y.
m. TO nominate candidates for Mayor.
! CITY Treasurer, lIarbor Master ana
! Oyerseer of the Poor. Go be voted for on
| Tuesday. November Sth, 1898
| FRANK l.. OLNEY.
| chairman Republican city Committee.
| Louis +. Cady. Secretary.