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drews and wife and Frank McGovern
and wife, and are the lots now num-
bered 1856. l51 1853 1853. 100. l6l and i6l
on Assessors Plat No. 40. and bounded
southerly on Blackstone street.
Those two lots OF land with all I'M
provements thereon together bounded
as follows: Northerly on Willard ave.
nue. and lands OF William Cummings
and wife and Abraham Jacobs easteriy
on Plain street and land or Abraham
Jacobs, southerly on lands OF Clara Z.
Ray and James III. Feeney and wife,
and westerly on Stamford street. and
are the lots now numbered 80 ana 100
on Assessors Plat No. 45.
That lot OF land with all improve
ments thereon bounded northerly on
lands Of Mary Bolston. Margaret E
Walker, John and James Trainor ana
Hayilah $. Baker. easterly on lands OF
Oliver G.. Young and wife and Bridget
II. Mcdonald, and southwesterly on
land OF Miles Mcl<eon. and Is the lot
now numbered 40 on Assessors Plat No.
45. and bounds southerly on Robinson
street.
That lot of land with all improve
ments thereon bounded southerly on
Ash street 35 $1,000 feet, easterly on
land of Myra s. Swarts. northerly on
land Of Celia Kane and westerly on land
of Joseph Morris and wife, and as the
lot now numbered 4l5 on Assessors
Plat No. 40.
That lot OF land with all improve
ments thereon bounded southerly on
Stanwood street 40 feet. easterly on
land OF Clarence j. Redding, northerly
on land of George II. knight. and west
erly on land OF Kilian Altenhofer and
wife, and is the lot now numbered li3
on Assessors Plat No. 40.
That lot OF land with all improve
ments thereon bounded northerly on
burlington street 10 feet, easterly on
land of Mary :. Farnum, southerly on
land of William II. h. Wood and west
erly on land OF Henry L. Jordan, and is
the lot now numbered 3S3 on Assessors
Plat No. So
Those two lots OF land with all i'm
provements thereon together bounded
southerly on Payton street 40 feet and
holding that width eXend back TO You'll
den street, bounding easterly on land
OF Mary j. Sessions and westerly on
lands OF Silas Il. Whitford and Mary
a. Snow,and are the lots now numbered
2l0 and 2z3 on Assessors Plat No. so.
Those two lots OF land with all inn
provements thereon bounded southerly
on Youlden street 40 feet and holding
that wiuth extend back TO Carr street
bounded eastery on land OF John Aid
rich and Josephine T.. Sherman, and
westerly on land of William III. Hail.
and are the lots now numbered 305 and
37s on Assessors Plat No. 50.
Levied on this 2d day of January,
1859. at o'clock and 3S minutes p. m.
and will be sold to satisfy said exc
cution If sufficient.
SAMUEL f. GARDINER.
m23 -a6.1S. Deputy Sheriff.
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AT THE NORTH END.


Some young men have a habit OF
gathering on North Main street at the
foot OF Abbott street and throwing
stones along the street. The place IS
not adapted for a hurting match and
II is not a good spot TO practice bowl
ing in owing TO the highway being
primarily for the public who live in the
neighborhood and have to walk on the
street in goingvo and from their homes
The fellows had apparently never no
ticed these drawbacks until last night
when one of their number had the ir-
regularities OF the ground and the pro-
ceedings explained TO him at the Sec
ond station, where he was incarcerated.
The young men did not mind whether
the stones struck travellers on the
highway or not.
Two arrests for drunkenness were
made by the police of the Second sta
ton last night.
The newly elected Republican ward
committee OF Ward met in Alfredian
ball, Wanskuck, Tuesday evening and
organized. James j. Nolan was elected
chairman, Walter Lloyd treasurer. ALI
Tiger T.. England secretary. and Abra-
fam Raffiowich and William III. Meyers
/. te committee on naturalization.
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ments thereon bounded southerly on
Stanwood street 40 feet, easterly on
land OF Clarence j. Redding, norther-
ly on land OF George III. knight and
westerly on land OF kilian Aitenhofer
and wife. and is the lot now numbered
ii3 on Assessors Plat No. 40.
That lot OF land with all improvements
thereon bounded northerly on Burning
ton street 40 feet, easterly on land OF
Mary ;. Farnum. southerly on land or
William II. h. Wood and westerly on
land OF Henry l.. Jordan, and Is the
lot now numbered 1888 on Assessors Pat
No. 80.
Those two lots OF land with all Inn
provements thereon together bounded
southerly on Payton stret 40 feet ana
holding that width extend back To You'll
den street. bounding easterly on lana
of Mary j. Sessions and westerly on
lands of Silas IL. Whitford and Mary
"A. Snow are the lots now numbered
2l0 and 273 on Assessors Plat No. %.
Those two lots of land with all I'M
proVements thereon bounded southerly
on Youlden street 40 feet, and holding
that width extend back To Carr street,
bounded easterly on land of John AID
rich and Josephine r.. Sherman, ana
westerly on land of William IL. Han,
and are the lots now numbered 300 ana
37S on Assessors Plat No. 80.
Levied on this pa day of January,
1892 at o'clock and 80 minutes p m,
and will be sold TO satisfy said eXecu-
tion If sufficient
SAMUEL E. GARDINER,
m23 30-a613 Deputy Sheriff.
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About 3:45 yesterday morning the
fire alarm was sounded for a fire in
the tenement house owned by A. b.
Crafts, on Union street. The fire had
gained a good start before the firemen
arrived and helped by strong wind
was a bad one for the firemen TO fight.
Sparks were carried by the wind to the
Episcopal Church and parsonage, just
across the street. and 1t was only by a
careful watch that these buildings did
not catch fire. The fire destroyed the
house beyond repair, nothing being left
but the walls of the lower story ana
the large chimney. 1t was occupied by
Mrs. Mary McCracken, the other two
occupants having moved out shortly
before. Mrs. McCracken was awakened
by large timber crashing on the floor
near her bedroom. She grabbed her
watch and pocketbook and what few
clothes she could carry on her arms
and escaped in her night robe. The
loss on the house will be about $1,000
which Is fully covered by insurance.
Mrs McCracken had no insurance on
her personal property The fire is sup
posed to have started from a defective
flue I'm the chimney.
The Rev. :. III. Davis. OF the Seventh
Day Baptist Church, OF this town, who
handed in his resignation last Satur-
day has been persuaded TO remain with
the church. The main cause for his
resignation was Mr.. Davs's desire to
complete his studies which he consid-
cred essential 10 his work here as a
Christian minister but that has been
overcome and he will remain. He in
tends entering the Yale School OF The
ology i'm the fall.
The Sea View II. X. Is to build a
spur track 10 connect with se james
town ferry at Narragansett Pier. Here
tofore the passengers from the ferry
have hal TO walk up a long, dusty
hill 10 get to the cars but soon the cars
will run to the ferry.
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WARREN.

Rev. William j. Wilson died at the
Of the Methodist Episcopal church Of
this town, yesterday morning. The de-
ceased was 81 years Of age. He was
a native of Maine and had been pas
tor i'm different Episcopal churches
throughout the country for the past
Stoughton, Mass. to this town early
last fall The funeral will be solemnized
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and on
Saturday the body will be taken TO
bingham, Mass, for interment He
leaves a widow and two daughters. both
the wives of Methodist ministers.
The remains OF Freeland O. Wallis
have been conveyed from this place to
Steerbridge, Mass, for interment
Thomas Monahan was severely Bit
ten by small dog while walking along
the street yesterday. Dr. Connolly
dressed the wound.
Court Warren. Foresters. held its re-
gular fortnightly meeting last evening.
one candidate for admission was in
itiated.
man who gave the name of Nc
CHM was arrested last evening by OH
Ger Connolly and locked up i'm the Town
Hall for the night. He had been making
himself obnoxious during the day. The
next morning he was ollowed 10 go.
All belts and like equipments of the
Warren artillery have been turned over
TO Quartermaster Charles Sparks, prob
ably for state inspection.
Amity lodge. L. .. o. f., held its regu-
lar meeting in the hall on Main street
last evening.
A runaway occurred yesterday after
noon about O'CLOCK on Croade street,
when a horse and buggy, driven by two
men collided with Turner's grocery
team of Riverside while il was standing
at the side entrance of the Fessenden
House. The men jumped from the Ve-
hicle. and the horse freeing himself ran
across Main and down Joyce street, and
was captured near Fred Browns stable.
The buggy was somewhat damaged, but
not so much as To prevent the men
from continuing on their way in 1t.
A meeting of the weavers' union was
held at o'clock yesterday morning.
AS usual the roll was called. 1t was
voted to support one member of the
union. Another meeting will be held
at o'clock this afternoon. The loom
fixers have not joined the union here.
having a branch of their own and being
affiliated with the FAN River Loom
Fixers' union.
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CRANST0E.

The annual meeting OF the Teachers
building. Auburn, on Friday evening.
School Commissioner Thomas Il. Stock
well, Principal Frederick Gowing of the
Rhode Island Normal school. and Prin-
cipal Arthur l. Boyden of the Normal
school at Bridgewater. Mass, are
amongst the speakers.
Until further notice the meetings OF
the Spragueviile teachers Will be held
fortnightly instead of weekly. as here
tofore.
Elaborate musical programs will be
rendered in all the churches OF the town
Easter Sunday.
Principal Whitmore of the Sprague-
willie school has interviewed his boys on
the question Of the proposed introduce
tion of athletics into the school, ana re-
ports that they are all in favor OF
baseball league.
Those residents who live on the pro-
posed route of the electric line TO East
Greenwich are much interested in the
petition which will have hearing Mon
day before the corporations committee
OF the Senate.
The family OF Robert Decline, who
some time ago received position at the
Lexington Print Works, Cranston, have
now Joined him at that place.
The Pocasset Fire Engine company
have engaged the Brown Glee. Mando-
lin. Banjo and Guitar club TO give an
entertainment In Pocasset Hall on April
10.
A bean supper was held in Arlington
last evening for the benefit OF the free
library.
Mount Vernon lodge is making final
arrangements for their entertainment
which will be held i'm odd Fellows Hall,
Pawtuxet. next week.
AT the conference of the superinten-
-tfent.- Committeeman Reeve and the
principals of the grammar schools held
as announced, in the High school, all
the principals highly concurred in the
scheme for the formation of an athletic
league.
The Ladies' Aid socty of the Church
of the Ascension contemplate holding
sale and supper after Easter.
The ease with which a fire may be
started was demonstrated this morning.
All old man stood in the shade OF Wat
sons barn, at the junction OF Nara
gansett avenue and Cranston street, To
light his pipe. This accomplished he
tossed down the match into pile or
straw bedding and ambled off. few
minutes later a lively blaze was dis
covered and beaten out before IL had
time TO do any damage. The proprie-
tor was notified and tossed few buck
cts of water on the straw To make sure
that the fire was extinguished. He
was very indignant at the wanton care
lessness, which, IL not discovered might
have ruined his barn and even his ad-
Joining home.
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BRISTOL.

Elaborate preparations have been
made by the Democratic town commit
tee for a rally tonight at the Opera
House. The speakers are expected to
arrive here on the $3.50 p. m. train from
Providence. Carriages Will be in walt
ing TO escort them to the Opera House.
Music will be furnished by Lavey and
Allen orchestra. Mr.. John III. Tucker
nominee for the Democratic party fol-
Senator will preside.
President Deihanty OF the Mt. Hope
Park Association accompanied by the
treasurer. Mr.. Myers, arrived here yes
terday afternoon and was received by
r. ID. Bullock. This morning hey went
10 Boston on business connes with
the park.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Will
kiason- Corey, wife or George l.. Corey
took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, from the residence of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n. Wilkin-
son on Mount Hope avenue. Many
beautiful floral offerings were placed
upon the casket. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. DIR. @. l.. Locke. rector
OF ST. Michaefs Episcopal Church
Burial was at the North Cemetery.
The work on repairing Hope stret by
Superintendent Callan. Will be COM
menced after the regular monthls
meeting OF the town council on Monday
afternoon next.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution No. $3.50
issued from the Common Pleas Divi-
sion Of the Supreme Court holden at
Providence within and for our County
of Providence on the 29th day OF De-
cember. 1898 and returnabe to said
Court on the Goth day of June, 1899.
wherein Walter b. Swarts OF the City
and County Of Providence and State of
Rhode Island, Executor of the Estate
OF Mary A. Whitman late of said Prov
idence deceased is the plaintiff and
VIM. w. Rickard of said City OF Prov
idence is the defendant. Will be sold at
Public Auction on Saturday, April 18th,
1899, at II o'clock and 80 minutes =. NJ.
at the Sheriff's office in the Court
House on College street in the City OF
Providence all the right. title and in
terest that the said defendant had on
the 5th day of January, 1898. at IL
o'clock and 81 minutes A. NJ. the time
Of the attachment on the original writ
in the suit in which the above describ-
ed Execution was obtained in and to
the following described real estate,
viz: That lot of land with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
bounded southwestery on Wlckenden
street, northwesterly, northerly and
northeasterly on lands belonging to the
Estate of John Baker. Estate OF Den
mis- German. VIM. III. G. and Olive S.
Temple. Elvira j. Hamilton and Mary
T.. Kinds and southeasterly on lands of
Tillie Walters and Adm w. Taft. That
lot Of land with all the improvements
thereon bounded easterly on Elr2Vood
avenue, Northerly on lands Of Charles
H. Perkins and VIM. L. Angel, wester
ly on land of Libbeus Bennett and
southerly on Carter street. Those IL
lots Of land with all the improvements
thereon designated as lots 164 to 16S in
elusive and lots 211 to PIG inclusive on
that plat entitled Blackstone Park sur
Veyed and plated by G.. T.. Paine. 1862.
and on record in the land records OF
Providence. r.. l., in Plat Book =, page
201A and also on Plat card 64 also the
easterly 14A feet in Width of lots 2l7
and 2lS on said Blackstone Park Plat.
Also all the right title and interest
that the said defendant had in the
Town of Johnston in said County on
the 1lth day of January, 1898, at $40
o'clock Il. NJ. the time Of the attach
ment on the mesne process of the orig
described Execution was Obtained i'm
and to the following described real es-
tate, viz: one certain square of land
laid out and designated as Square No.
IL on Plat OF West Providence Park OF
building square in Johnston, II. L., be-
longing to Samuel Hedley.
Levied on the 2d day OF January.
1899. at o'clock and 40 minutes +. NJ.
and will be sold To satisfy said Exc
cution If sufficient.
SAMUEL Il. GARDINER.
m23 3O-a613 Deputy Sheriff.
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OLNEYvILLE.
Mrs. Law Dies After Gang Rsmoved 10 Rhode
lsIana Hospital Notes From ihe SQUARE.

Sarah Law of 10 River street was
found i'm an unconscious condition at
the corner OF Harris and Atwells ave-
nue. at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and was taken To the Rhode Island hos
pital. where she died later. Mrs. Law,
who has been subject To paralysis. was
on her way TO the home of her daugh-
ter on Harold street when she was
taken sick.
The Democratic committees OF the
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth wards have
made arrangements for a grand and
final rally 10 be held i'm Irons han
Thursday evening. Messrs. Greene.
Brown and McNamee of the state ticket
and Messrs. Whipple. Canning, Dock
cry. Wood and Kavanaugh will also
speak. The affair is 10 be an elabor-
ate scale
Patrolman Sullivan. who for many
years has travelled Westminster street
hill and vicinity, is severely Ill with
rheumatism.
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land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated on the souther-
ly side of Mitchell street. in, said City
OF Providence, and laid out and deln-
eated as lot No. 3si on Assessors Plat
No. 49 on record i'm the Office of the as
SCISSORS OF Taxes in said City OF Prov
idence.
Levied on this 4th day OF January,
A. d., 1899. at O'clock and one minute
II. NJ, and will be sold TO satisfy said
Execution IL sufficient.
BENJAMIN III. CHILD,
Deputy Sheriff.
mile. % 80 aG
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution No. 7345.
Issued from the Common Pleas Divi-
sion of the Supreme Court. holden in
Providence within and FOR the County
of Providence on December 20th, a. D..
1898. and judgment was rendered on the
10th day OF December, a. D., 1898, re-
turnable TO said Court, June goth, a. D.,
1899. wherein John NJ. Brennan OF the
City. County and State Is Plaintiff and
James Lynch of said City, County and
State is defendant, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction on Saturday. April Sth. A.
D., 1899. at IL o'clock. noon, at the sher-
iff's office In the County Court House
at the corner OF College and Benefit
streets i'm said city of Providence. all
the right. title and interest, the within
named defendant. James Lynch had at
the time of the levying OF this EXecu-
ton, i'm and TO those several tracts and
parcels of land viz"
No. I That certain lot of land with
the buildings and improvements there
on, situated at the southwesterly cor
ner OF Brook street and Wickenden
street. i'm said city OF Providence. laid
out and dellneatcd as Lot No. 41i on
Assessors Plat No. Is. on record In the
office OF the Assessors OF Taxes in said
city OF Providence.
No. .. Also two certain other lots OF
land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated on the wester-
IL side of Courtland street In said City
of Providence. and laid out and de-
lneated as Lots Nos. 226 and 276 on
Assessors Plat No. 80 on record in the
office OF the Assessors OF Taxes In said
city OF Providence.
No. 2. Also that certain other lot OF
land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated on the north
erly side OF Wesleyan avenue. In said
city of Providence. and vs. laid out and
delineated as Lot No. $40 on Assessors
Plat No. "a. on record In the office OF
tho Assessors Of Taxes In the City OF
Providence.
s... 4. Also that certain other lot OF
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Tickets include meals aud stateroom secommo-
dstions. send for de scriptivc folder. etc.
fVi height or passage, apply to
j. w. McCLOSKEY, Agent.
Office and Wharf. loot OF Benefit street
A. ID, STEBBINS, Asst. Traffic Manager.
W 4. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
J. G. WHITNEY, TrAfic Manager.
Baltimore, Md.
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The railway mileage of the Repub-
lie of Mexico made an increase Of 440
miles during the year 1898. A number
of important extensions are under
course OF construction at present and
the ensuing year will pobably see a
greater mileage increase than last
year. Mexico has now about $500 miles
OF railroad.