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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15


wP. Tsant. the well known ana er.
psFienced casslsmsn, has opsoed !
meat market in the Gooch buIIaIpv
rear Of Jamss 4 sleDcaesId,s dru~
beef
itwl:i not cost yon anything I'm, .
postal card 70 see the most beausIfal
line Of Wall Paper samples ever shown
IN Bryan. Away below the ,rnue p,,es.
too. wns. Dodson. q,
Tom Davidson. local agent for O. I'd
sanger a Co.. Is busy this week
making a shipment Of 100 bale. Or
cotton direct 10 Japan. The comprss.
was busy with the lot Yesterday.
Mrs O W. Jenkins Sri happened "a
painful accident yesterday. failing
and breaking her arm about the wrist
The unfortunate accident occurred ON
her esth anniversary.
When you are hungry At any hour
das or night 70 70 Charlie E'linburr'a
restaurant IN the zsnnati block. isr a
hot lunch served % your tast. eltf (
~ II James returned from n,
Worth yesterday. lie ssy, ,h.p.n
' . city Is OVERLOOKING WITH visitors 70 I
~ oa'''en'en's Convention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

|@.H' - - - kfMIIX UMM1I
- ~ a<11nr t|uul6.
Ausl1n. March il The ssz.. I.,s..
'ne91s ffem now on win reorivs onIv 4,
~ da5 the es.day limit a. Is Dr. dev
or1|E< on Saturday.
Inc senate ooncurred in house amend.
ment> g hiiliers city court bill
The bill appropriasing $500 % nav
certain claims that exist against The
Republic Of Texas, was finally passed.
Tho bill providing for more uniform
method OF electing school trustees in in
Dependent districts. 20 as to elect AK
trustees with presiding trustes. and
liking December as the time for holding
the election for trustees. was finally
passed
Inc bill making II felony 10 accept
money y vote against candidate at
any public election was defeated by a
vote Of II to 10.
mt Yeti secured enerossmcnt Of Ms
bill appropriating ga. ooo to refand 20
the various counties Of the state the
states pro rata for compiling the delin- |
qucns tax record.
M'iler's bill defining the oifense II de- |
tFauding hotel and clearinghouse keen. |
ers o. their charges was passed finally. |
Upon the opening Of the morning SEES
SION me speaker made ruling upon the
point Of the order raised BY Mr.. Wright
several days ago 10 the effect that tho
Wnghf-6arner land bin wns the pend.
ing business IN the house. and entitled
. consideration The speaker Sustained
me point Of order, and the bill was
placed before the house.
The bill vas declared all day and two
amendments 10 the bill were adop,ed
'ihpnstering was resorted 10 and
when the friends Of the bin believed the
MI was In danger they left the hall
''eaking The quorum and forcing Id
ournmcnt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

Lexington. Ky. March i4-The req.
nlAr grand jury here has found an IN.
aicsn'cnt against Jack Chinn. charging
MN with breach Of the peace. The In.
aic'menf was not formally returned. n.
Is believed II grew out Of the troubIs
with Bronston. when Chinn cursed tina
latter The penalty for the offense i
limited 70 800 fine or so days in Jail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15
rh,ryshree New Gases.

Laredo. Tex, March IA a Health
Onicers Wilcox and Hamilton report the
discovery OF Sa new cases ofsmallpox ON
Monday Postmaster O W. Mcneil az
TINS city has received orders from Wash.
ing'on 70 fumigate all mails entering
this Office for dispatch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

~ Louis, March i4--J. J. Polly
james Hart William Merritt and Frank
Rodgers, the four men arrested AT CAV
hiil' near Kirkwood. Wednesday night,
were given sentences Of 20 days In iail
py Justice e H. Coggcshall They
were tried on the charge Of vagrnncy-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15
Sugar ana Wool Statistics.

Washington. March i4-The month.
" statement Of the imports Of sugar and
wool issued by the bureau Of statistics
shows that during February the imports
OF sugar amounted 10 g. SOL pa. ars.ns,
sst5ii for February ises. and wool
u.Us5.Sls as against q. lis. asl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

Dover. March 1.-THE general assem-.
nlJ has adjourned without electinr a
United States senator The election az
asenator goes over until 1901 unless 4
special session Of the Legislature Is called
for the purpose Of an election
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15
TEXAS cATTLEMeN.
fhsy Nee, In Annual session "a IN. civ
~ Fort Worth.


Fort Worth. Tex. March la-The
twcniy-third annual convention Of the
Texas Cattle Raisers' association con.
vened here today. This organization
y the richest cf H. kind in the world
POSSESSING 1900 900 herd Of cattle. val.
ued at $4,000. 900. and has member.
snip OF 1900. A. P. Bush of Colorado
CITY Is president and J. c. Loving Of
Fort Worth. secretary.
Not less than 1000 cattlemen are hero
70 attend the convention Delegates
nave arrived from Chicago. 81 Loui.
Kansas City and Denver. This win be
the largest attended convention in 20
years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

Lake Charles La. March 1.-the
jury returned a verdict against A. n,
Clark. charged with the mursier Of jesse
Cato near Edgerly, II years ago Clark
was caught recently near his old home
In Mississippi.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

Mary Goodin vs. David Good;n
divorce granted.
Silvia oIiserIvs Tom Oliver. dj.
vorce granted.
Mamie $ Knox VS. Edward Knox,
divorce granted.
Matilda Rsadickv VS. viii Readick,
granted.
Dcllie sandles W Lee Sandles
divorce granted.
Annie Brown Va Charles Brown
livoree granted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15

John Deere disk cultivator, good
as new, for sale cheap. @. Pear
son, Eagle Office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-15
HANANl
SHOES.

Acknowledged by all to be
the Best Fitting, Best Wear.
ing, Most Correct shoe manu.
factursd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06

Stanwood street 40 feet. easterly on
land OF Clarence j. Reddlng. norther-
ly on land OF George IA. Knight and
westerly on land of Kilian Altenhofer
and wife, and Is the lot now numbered
173 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 lana OF
William II. B. Wood and westerly on
land OF Henry II. Jordan, and is the
lot now numbered 3S3 on Assessors rat
No. So
Those two lots of land with all Inn
provements thereon together bounded
southerly on Payton stret 40 feet anu
holding that width extend back 10 you'll
den street bounding easterly on lahd
of Mary j. Sessions and westerly on
lands of Silas u. Whitford and Mary
A. Snow are the lots now numbered
2l0 and 273 on Assessors Plat NO. os.
Those two lots of land with all I'M
provements thereon bounded southeriy
on Youlden street 40 feet and holding
that width extend back TO Carr street
bounded easterly on land of John Ald-
rich and Josephine r.. sherman, ana
westerly on land of William III. Han,
and are the lots now numbered 800 ana
37S on Assessors Plat No. 80.
Levied on this 2d day of January,
1899, at 2 o'clock and 80 minutes p. m,
and will be sold TO satisfy said execu-
ton If sufficient.
SAMUEL L. GARDINER,
poo2 2O-a6l3 Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
BRISTOL.

The election passed off very quietly
and at $3.50 p. m. the vote was exceed
ingly small. Ii was generally thought
the vote would fall far below 1000, but
from p. IN. until the polls closed at s
o'clock the contest was very lively and
at the close II was found that 1888 BAL
lots had been deposited. The follow
ing were the results
For Senator-George w. simmons,
(Repo 6G6; Frederick u. Tallman, (Pro.)
%: John III. Tucker, (Dem.) $40. SIM
mons plurality, S26.
For kepresentative-Edw u. East-
erbrooks, (Dem.) 3l9; +. I. Remiers,
QPro) Is; Harry Shepard. (Rep) 5oo;
X. n. Turner (Cit) l3I. Shepard =
plurality, 2i6
Rufus TITUS, who several months ago
broke into Bacon's saloon on Thames
street and who was thought TO nave
been drowned, is now serving term IN
the North Kingstown jail.
Puritan council, No. s. Order or Ju-
nior American Mechanics, was organ
lied Tuesday evening In the lodge room
I'm the Hasbrorick building. The or
ganizer was State Secretary George r..
Chase, who was assisted by National
Deputy Organizer Il. NJ. Smith. The
officers elected were: Junior past coun-
John NJ Norris; vice councillor, Will
liam c. Liscomb; secretary Henry Buff
fun; assistant secretary, Charles Down.
ing; treasurer. Richard $. Gladding;
financial secretary. Thomas Milburn;
conductor. George Martz; warden, Clar-
ence r. Booth; inside sentinel, Archi-
bald Dunbar: outside sentinel, Fred
Martz: trustees. William G. Liscomb.
is months: william II. Maxfield, IL
months; Henry Buffum, months. The
remaining officers will be elected at tho
next meeting. The regular meetings
Will be held on the first and third
Monday of each month.
The remains OF NJ. j. Moylan, who
was drowned from the torpedo boat Du-
pont were taken Yesterday I'm the tor
pedo boat Dupont to Newport fof
burial.
At the annual meeting OF the Br's-
tol Cornet Band the following officers
were elected: President. Angie w.
Pierce vice president, James Mieggs;
treasurer. Edward Mieggs; secretary.
Frederick Pickles. leader. John Pickles:
librarian. Edward Mieggs; music com
mittee. John pickles, Casper Walters:
entertainment committee. Edward Til
ley, William Francis Fred Pickles,
Casper Walter and Julian Francis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
CRANSTON.

The pupils Of Miss M. A. Donovan
held their closing assembly at Pocasset
Hall yesterday evening. The class has
been a very successful one. and the
pupils were sorry that the end of the
season had come. Nevertheless they
thoroughly enjoyed thmselves The fol-
lowing committee OF arrangements were
In charge; Floor director. Mr.. owen
whitman: assistant floor director. Mr..
III. Clay De Beau, aids. Messrs. Will
lam X. Fenner. J. Il. Locke. G.. l. Ben
nett, NJ. G.. Briggs, G. w. Branch.
The election in Cranston passed off
very quietly, no excitement being no
ticeable.
The Volunteer Hose company will
hold their first ball in Store Hall on
Friday evening.
A basket party for the benefit OF the
Cranpton Union school will be held in
the school hall. West Arlington, this ev-
oning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
0LNEYVILLE.
Residents and Merchants VIII Be Disappointed.
Notes From ,he SQUARE.

There is a disappointment in store for
the residents and merchants on Plain
field street to Odd Fellows square, for
the reason that the soldiers will not
parade there this evening, as previous
ly announced. on account OF the fact
that the police of the Chaffee street
station informed the committee that the
street was i'm bad condition. Contractor
Newman went to considerable trouble
yesterday 10 have the street In as good
shape as possible and Manager Potter
of the railroad company had made ar
rangements 10 have the square cleared
of cars during the time the parade was
being made Today small army OF
carpenters are constructing a band AMI
reviewing stand in front OF the post
office.
Assemblyman-elect w. A. III. Grant
has been busy today receiving congra-
tulations upon his victory. Some even
ing next week the Business Mems AS
sociation, of which Mr.. Grant is a pro-
minent member will meet and tender
him a reception.
The square has the appearance OF
Fourth OF July today. and many OF the
decorations are OF very handsome de-
signs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
SHERIFF'S SAL.

BY virtue Of an execution. No. 10. 992.
Issued from the district court OF the
Sixth judicial district. holden at Provi-
dence within and for sal district, on
the sth day OF Decemb J. ~ II. 1898.
Frank w. benjamin of Providence. I'm
said county recovered Judgment OF said
court against George Andrews OF said
Providence. execution dated Dec. l3,
a. ID. 1898, and returnable 20 said court
March 1S. a. ID. 1899. Wfl be sold at
public auction on the Goth day Of April.
A. H. 1929. at 12 o'clock noon. az the
sherins Office ia the Providence county
courthouse, Providence. X. l.. the fol-
lowing described real estate, with all
the improvements thereon, situated In
said Providence. which was attached
by me on the original writ upon which
the above named execution was OBJ
tained. to-wit: Nov. l6. \. u. 1898. at
III o'clock and two minutes a. IN. and
bounded and described as follows:
A certain lot OF land situated I'm the
southerly portion Of said city OF Provi-
dence. formerly a part Of the town OF
Cranston. and laid out and designated
a. lot No. 70 on the Josiah King plat
No. 3, which said plat Is recorded i'm
book No. 10. page 10 Of the land re-
cOr's of said CITY of Providence. refer
ence 10 said plat being hereby had.
Levied on this ieih Fay " December.
A. u. 1895. at 4 o'clock .. m. and will
be sold 10 satisfy said execution m suf-
ficent. JOHN r Rabbit.
Deputy Sheriff.
Apr s-f3-20-2;-Th-ft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
EAST PROVIDENCE.

At noon today the town council had
about completed the counting of the
votes. and were in something Of a
quandary as there was not Democrat
i'm sight to watch the counting. The
council will be obliged TO send n dele
gate out to find Democrat or at least
a man who will swear that he Is one
and sign the returns. II is said that
there never was such a scarcity "
Democrats in East Providence as
there is today.
man I'm the uniform Of a soldier,
who said that he was member of the
Fifth Massachusetts Volunteers and
gave his name as Simmons. became
very obnoxious i'm a Taunton avenue
car yesterday and the conductor was
obliged to call upon Patrolman Taggett
TO remove him from the car. In tho
Seventh District Court this morning it
cost the rude fellow $500 to gain his
freedom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
WARREN.

The town council met yesterday.
Highway Surveyor Brown reported the
repair Of several streets with crushed
stones. The cost of removing snow.
which fell In January and March, was
reported as $265, greater sum than
the total cost for several seasons. Mich
olas Hatch was appointed an auction
eer and John Cougfilin was appointed
4 police constable. victualing licenses
were granted to David v. Gardner.
william II. Parkinson and Abraham
Olive and inn holders licenses To John
r. McDonough and Albert II. Crown
ingshield. Petitions for authority TO
sell pure spurious and intoxicating
liquors at retail only were presented by
A. III. Crowningshield. John +. Nc
Donough. James F. Wylie. Patrick
O'Neil. John J. Patterson, James T.
NcKenna and Michael j. Conroy on
Main street; James r. Smith. Gideon
LafEernere, Martin w. O'Neil, James
H. Smith. Edward Trombley, Joseph
Thierierge. Richard III. Rowland and
Frank X. Conroy on Water street: M.
Burke and Michael 1. Hurley on Mar
ket street: William McDonough on
Railroad avenue. John Lanegan on
Joyce street. The petitions were con-
tinued to May at 2 o'clock p. IN. for
confederation with the usual order of
notice.
At the election of St. Marks church
the following officers were elected: s.
W., Alfred b. Gardner: ]. W., John
Waterman; treasurer. William +. Will
marth; secretary. G. w. Greene; coll
lector, Edwin A. Cady; vestrymen, Luz
ther Cole Charles III. Handy. b. b.
Martin, w. f. Wilmarth. James c.
Drown, Charles w. Abbot. II. G.. Cady.
II. W. Eddy, George NJ. WILBUR; dele
rates to the diocesan convention, Lu-
ther Cole, John Waterman. A .. Gard
ner. George NJ. Wilbur; substitutes. w.
3. Wilmarth, l.. w. Cady. II. r. How
land, &. w. Greene: delegates TO the
Providence convention. John Water
man. G.. W. Greene II. p. Rowland, n.
n. Hall: substitutes. A. b. Gardner. w.
r. Wilmarth, l.. w. Cady and George
~. Wilbur.
The Providence Washington Insur-
ance company has adjusted the loss to
the Durand building at the corner OF
Baker and Water streets. caused by
the recent fire for $780, The building
was Insured for $1,000.
\ Thomas and Willie Stephens gave n
party at the residence OF their father.
Thomas c. Stevens. in honor OF their
cousin, Joseph Holden of Boston, who
IL their guest, and who was presented
: with loving cup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06

bered 156, 157, 15s 1853. 100. lCl and 76l
on Assessors Plat No. 45, and bounded
southerly on Blackstone street.
Those two lots of land with all inn
provements thereon together bounded
as follows: Northerl- on Willard ave-
nue. and lands OF William Cummings
and wife and Abraham Jacobs. easteriy
on Plain street and land of Abraham
Jacobs southerly on lands OF Clara Z.
Ray and James III. Feeney and wife,
and westerly on Stanford street, and
are the lots now numbered 80 and 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
Havillah :. Baker, easterly on lands OF
Oliver G.. Young and wife and Bridget
Il. Mcdonald. and southwesterly on
land of Miles McKeon, and is the lot
now numbered f70on 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 50.100 feet, easterly on
land of Myra S. Swarts. northerly on
land Of Celia Kane and westerly on land
of Joseph Morris and wife. ana is the
lot now numbered 4l5 on Assessors
Plat No. 45.
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 III. knight. and west
erly on land of Kilian Altenhofer ana
wife, and is the lot now numbered l15
on Assessors Plat No. 40.
That lot Of land with all improve
ments thereon bounded northerly on
burlington street 40 feet, easterly on
land of Mary $. Farnum, southerly on
land of William II. IL. Wood ana west
erly on land of Henry T. Jordan, and Is
the lot now numbered 1913 on Assessors
Plat No so.
Those two lots OF land with all inn
provements thereon together bounded
southerly on Payton street 40 feet, and
holding that width exend back TO You'll
of Mary j. Sessions and westerly on
lands of Sias B. Whitford and Mary
A. Snow. and are the lots now numbered
2l0 and 213 on Assessors Plat No. 59.
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 Il. sherman, and
westerly on land Of William III. Hall,
and are the lots now numbered 800 ana
31S on Assessors Plat No. 80.
Levied on this 2d day OF January,
1899. at o'clock and 80 minutes p. m,
and will be sold TO satisfy said exc
cution If sufficient.
SAMUEL +. GARDINER,
m23, 80 -a6,13. Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06

BY virtue OF an execution No. 73i5.
Issued from the Common Pleas Divi-
sion OF the Supreme Court, holden in
Providence within and Cor the County
OF Providence on December 20th, A. d.,
1898. and judgment was rendered on the
10th day of December. A. d., 1898. re-
turnabe TO said Court, June 20th. AID.
1899. wherein John NJ. Brennan OF the
CITY. County and State is Plaintiff and
James Lynch OF said City, County and
State is defendant. VIII be sold at Pub
lie Auction on Saturday. April Sth, A.
d., 1899. at II o'clock, noon. at the sher-
iff's office in tue County Court House
at the corner of College and Benefit
streets In said City of Providence. all
the right, title and interest. the within
named defendant. James Lynch had at
the time of the levyrng of this Execu-
tion, in and TO those several tracts and
parcels OF land viz"
No. |. 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 deineated as Lot No. 47i on
Assessors Plat No l6, 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-
IN side OF Cour-iand street I'm said City
of Providence. and laid out and de-
lineated 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. 3. Also that certain other lot Of
land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated on the north
erIy side Of Wesleyan avenue. in said
city Of Providence. and Is laid out and
delineated as Lot No. $40 on Assessors
plat No. a.. on record In the Office OF
the Assessors OF Taxes In the City OF
Providence.
No. 4. Also that certain other lot OF
land with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated on the souther-
iy side of Mitchell street, In said City
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06

There was q large attendance at the
entertainment given by the Young
Mems Literary Association last night In
the association hall on veaxie street.
The program. which was long one.
was carried out In a manner that gave
Satisfaction to all present. The first
p&rt was Of a minstrel nature and there
were good choruses and some good vocal
solos. The second para consisted OF vo-
cal solos by lady quartet. comprising
Mrs. T. #. Cusick. Miss Sarah Scott.
Miss Maggie Marron and Miss Mamie
Ward. solos; buck and wing dancing.
and "The Lady Barber" The latter was
Z negro farce In one act, those taking
part being James w. Mcfarland, JOS
eph Curry, Frank Ward and John Scott.
The committee OF arrangements ana
the members OF the minstrel company
were as follows: Mr.. Frank Ward,
chairman; Mr.. James w. Mcfarland,
secretary; Mr.. Hugh Mulholland. man
ager; Mr.. Frank Ward, assistant man
ager; Mr.. Thomas f. Fogarty. stage
manager; Mr.. T. F. Gibbons. mus VI
director: Mr.. Thomas +. Fogarty, y
terlocutor; end men, Messrs. Joseph r.
Curry, Arthur Holmes, Frank Ward,
James Mcfarland, Samuel Mulnollonu,
Joseph Noonan; Charles Duvol. Ed
King. Joseph Curry. Arthur Holmes,
Frank Ward. 7. f. Fogarty, James Nc
Farland, John Scott. Hugh j. Mulhol-
land, William Riccius. J. Rattigan, Ben
Smith, j. Crosson, +. Schneider, II.
Fenley. Joseph Noonan, j. Taylor 5.
Nulholland, NJ. O'Brien.
Mrs. William Duffy. an old and re-
spected resident of Douglas avenue.
died at her home about 1880 o'clock this
morning. She had been i'm poor health
for a considerable time, but was able
TO be around the house. While going
upstairs last evening she took weak
spell and fell. She was Immediately
taken TO her bed and physician called.
but Ii was soon evident that her long
Illness had reached fatal stage.
A fOur-horse team owned by man
named Steere ran into a dry goods wag-
on Smith street near Gladstone ave-
nue. yesterday. A front wheel of the
dry goods wagon was broken.
There was a well attended and inter-
esting meeting at the Holy Name I'M
stitute OF the Immaculate Conception
parish last evening.
There was but one arrest made by the
police OF the Second station last night.
Drunkenness was the cause OF the ar
rest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-06
Constable Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution issued
from the district court OF the Sixth ju-
dicial district. wherein Charles III.
Page and Franklin II. Owen, both OF
Scituate, in the county Of Providence.
late co-partners as Page q owen, are
plaintiffs and Mary T.. Friend Of Provi-
6ence i'm said county is defendant. said
execution being dated the fourth day
OF March. a. ID. 1899. AM returnable to
said court on the fourth day OF June.
\. II. 1899 will be sold at public auction
on the fourteenth day OF April. a. ID.
1899. at 10 o'clock n. M. at the store
house OF owen r.. Jones. on Central
street. No. 81. I'm said Providence. all
the right. title and interest that the
said defndant. Mary --. Friend. had at
the time OF attachment on original writ
in and to the following goods and
chattels to-wit: one lot household
furniture. comprising chamber sets.
kitchen furnishing. pictures. draperies.
etc. Levied this fourth day OF April.
A. n. 1899. ard will be sold 20 salty
said execution " sufficient.
GEORGE W. II. HUDSON.
April 4-10t. Constable.