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New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
forrrIosure Sales.
~ YORK SI-PREllE COURT. CountT 81

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County or
New Torz-The Mutual Life Insurance Company z
New York piai1tiH- against NaTJ Elsie Tourney aud
others defendants. Judgment
ttied action. bearing 91rs rhe 1871 day of july l =
The undersigned -hs referee said -dSeut named Wiz
sell public View No-E Real Estate sales
rooms Number III Broadway = the Borough 9i Al5l4
az, City e New Aor~ On 4aurslaJ ne -ard ~ x
august, lto az y c1cE lodn on r1a- 1ag ll FeL-r
Never s1d Company. aEc1Essrs TIE premises 1lrected
6y said Judgment be Fc1 tnrs1 described as to
-oss a. rhat certain l1t r--e OF parca- 1l a1d 80
Borough ~ ras cry County, and stare 20
Sav E1rS ar bounded ard described as follows being
the premises tr-sufs1 q diagram
annexed % ths said mortgage Bsg.u1-ug point p
Sas soetasrly AIDE e one a-zdred ~ sevs1r esss5
street c.stant one 1l1-red -tH .at Wes-e1I - -
i1terseccicr = he Westerly side % Ar1s-s-1z 1rer
LaSLhl Aveuue ard SczIaer side 90 lne a--e1 an1
ssVe2tE eiz1fh Stree. and running t-=1-- -i-le5f
feet three o. ncHss the south-rv Boundary me q
the p-operty How q fors- 5e.cus as % Pauline ron
t1eilea twenty ar- alt
i've s.ehtEs t-} % inch thsnce Ncrtasrly paraal
sac 7isiH A.sa-s are s-7- ~ - =. -
hundred se~=nty eighth thence Easter
along the ScCther.y s-1e 1 one l--rsl and seFer-T
eighth street tweaty Ave - tse ta The poior = 7es7
Lot Three hundred and 0afl certain
map entitled Map ~ Land conveyed By Levi p Norton
and George bliss Pauline oy deed 1a-ec APrl
Twenty ninth hundred and ut1e-T
was nlad My th= LWeE-v -L-s -1e Iaoas-ll So
dred ninety cIlcs ~ -1e Register - t1e
City and County q View YORK
sIDNET J. CowE0v. Referee
MOSES and NORRIs Attorasys for Dlai1t-1 No =
Nassau Street. Borough Na11a--a-- NeV f1-a clIT
Ths following e diagram of t1s properly 70 os sc
described
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The approximate q the Lien cazrss 70 saltsfy
va-ch the above describes -rc1s--T is 70 oe SO =
81 -37 thereon from rEe 25h day %
June 1900 together with costs and allowances, AMOUNT
Sis e. with i-tsreE- thereon ron lUy Ls1l-
1900, together vita the expenses 1s re safe -ae az
n Assessments CT 0-ler ea
which allowed the purchase cEr ~ t17
purchase money paid tae rrfe-=e b $4 = ard IN
1900 r1aT % -44l
these premises CT he sale olS me
amount cf yet legally liked
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SI7PPF1TF CoT-RT NEW YoRK COUNTY =


~ William Cairns stuart. e. al. as Trustees cts o.
srEor others Defendants Action NO J. A.
n pursuance OF judgment q torec!osLre ana sac -y
entitled actlon ana Gearing
he STth 5ay July, 1900 L the undsrslgnel te
PsFsrea IN said udgruent named viii sell al pColc a
ton AZ me New York Real Estate SaIesroen No ~
T3rosdTTaY in the Borough q Manhattan City NsM
YORK on Wednesday the 22nd day ot august, Isuo a
o'clock that day. oy FstsE r
tioner the premises directed BY said judgment % ne $3.50
and therein described follows: -. -,
All that certain piece parcel OF land witn ne
building thereon erected, situate lying anu ces 20 e
T-oTEb 81 Manhattan, City Of New Eork ana Beng
Seoo9 %rnber = Block Number 1902 as shown On Ins
Tar5 Mar OF the City New York, bounded anu 1s-
Ec~ibes as fellows: Beginning a. point cn tas 1orL
ery west One hundre5 ana s.
distant one hundred and thrtv-hve tlS5 reeJ
So- the r+bweserly corner Of West one hundred anu
ssvsntsan1h street and Lenox Avenue, running thence
o-Evsrdv parallel with Lsnox AvsrEe nuI throusn
srrain parrv wall so extends oEe nun
CG01 I'D inches 70 the middle me O
b0rl thence along SAID Hllc-ie
ire bocS twenty 20 thence souihWaray paalle
with I,enox Avenue AID through cerJan otAsf
na-y vrsU 50 far as sxtsE1s one nu1ea ~
hundred ana seventeenth street and taeace SastW--t
S1t sGo1e SAID northery OF West one hunGred and
svenJeenh Street t2 feet 70 ne Pon' OF pace
o. beginning
A@'1- -' WILLIAM J. OSCLLIVAN. Refsree
rORD DAY LORD, Attorneys for Plainti1s once anc
Post once address, No. 10 Broadway tNaraattsn)'
New York City. . -. -, -
tesnth Street
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West i17th S.

The appraxirAts lien or charge q satisfy
which ths above described property s % be sola "a
s6I T10o with interest thereon I6th day
July 1900 together with costs and allowance amounting
Ss fO-l0o together wiki the sale The
approximate amount of the taxes and water
rates liens be allowed o.
money paid referee S50e 5q-leO
ana interest The for the may aIso be
premises % the sale. but
the amount of Is yet legally fixed
Dated Esv-York. 9tst day of July 1900.
WILLIAM J. O'SCLLINAN Eefcrea.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
est 11Tth St

The approximate amount OF charge satscy
which tie above described property be sold Is
$50 5lOO with interest thereon from the 18Th day CT
with and allowance amounting
$3.50 O-I00 together with The expenses Of he sale
The approximate OF the taxes assessments and
water rasss other allowed 20 me
CHASER out of purchase paid the Rsferee
is I'd the year 1870
~ $50 be lien against premises Of
amount o. the sane Is not YET issaAy
fixed.
Dated New York. s1st day os July. 1900
WILLIAM J. OSULLTVAS, Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

West lI7th s..

The approximate Of the lien or charge 70 s@lsIy
which me above described property IL 70 o sold =
AZ a10O with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
July 1900 together with and allowance aIlounaz
to OQ-IOO with expenses o. me SAFE
The approximate Of taxes assessments and water
allowed 70 the purchaser t q
the purchase money paid the Referee Is SS SS o
the 1870 nay also os ien
s-sn@t rhese premises o. the sale, but the
Amount of the sane is not vet legally liked
D01 WILLIAM / O'SULLLvAN
Zafa-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
INTERVIEWED coURT. NEW YoRk CoUNTY-

JPhEAE OOGR1s new AO1AA NOGN4
- William Cairns Stuart Trustees OF
z Plaintiffs. against BEuglei
and others. Detendznrz- Action No.
II pursuance judgment OF foreclosure ana sale duly
made ana the above entitled acuez and bearing
dae the 27th day of July, 1900 he undersigned the
referee n said judgment named viii sell at public
non AZ the Nsw-Yo-k Real Estate Salesrooul No III
Broadway Borough CT Manhattan, City q NswTork.
vVefnesday I'D day OF August 300 az u O'Clock
noon day Peter F Meyer Auctionser the
premises directed said judgment &c 9e sod and hsre
IN follows
building thereon erected situate, lying and being
Is-o,igb AZ Manhattan city % Nsw-Y1rk being
Sa~ton NUMBER 2 Block Number 1892, shown on
Taua Map of the CITY OF New-York. bounded and
T~-jbed AZ fellows. Beginning point north
u West Hundred and Seventeenth Street.
distant hundred and hfy-1ve CS59 feet westwarcy
from corner q West One Hundred and
seventeenth Street ard Leuoz Avenue. running thence
rorthwar-iy parallel with Leuox Avenue. bUr
through certain party wall FAR the extends
one hundred 900 feet eleven I'D inches 70 the middle
line ~ the 20 feet, thence southwardly
Avenue hundred GOO feet eleven
fIl inches 70 uo-thsrly une OF West Hundred
ana Street and thence eastwar1y along
ssd northerIy CT West One Hundred
Street twenty o the place Of beginning
Dated NeW-York July 31sr 1900
WILLIAM : O'SULIIvAN Referes
LORD DAY LORD, Attorneys for Piaintifs
f7ce Postoice address. No. 10 Broadway Man
the following Is diagram Of properly to De sold
its Street Number III West One Hundred
ueenth Street:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
CheHterr Notire.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
gstwssn Robert ". Lyle complainant. The
TEland Lumber defendant.
or bill on petition. etc
the Special Masters Of the Court
AZ hancery OF Jersey. BY virtue order Of said
Court made on the twentysevenih day of July 1900 will
expose 10 public vendue 10 the highest bidder on
~-1sTDa V august TO- 1906 O'Clock P. NJ the Of
a. ~ The New Jersey Title Guarantee Trust Co. No
- sf1noU7erv Street City. y. al following
rhirrv 900 each OF Staten Isla md
Ta Gotta Lumber Company corporation OF the state
res5ectiveIy follows viz: col 055 058 o5T o5s o5s
~ Ss0 5qI ag2 800 sos sO4 705 3o6 30T sos, 300
9q6 All sI2 8l3 3l4 3l5 3l8 $40. 34I 3l2 s43. 344
Terms cash ~
D@'e@ '~'' FRANK P McDERMOTT
Special Master IN Chaucery.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
fluaurial meetinqs.

cETCzao- Milwaukee 8 81. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
q It's oopany for the election q directors and for
t-zzszc-5cc any Ct company,
z7L % he'd CEce q lie company city q
Milwaukee. = O'clock OF saturday. September
20 le0o.
Thc transfer books VII Tuesday. September
s-a. s15 reopen Monday September 24-h-
JAMES n AcELNZ4AE,
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Countrn Boaro.

A FAMILY boarding house: me grounds; verandas;
u stable 500 II elevation. The Rdgedale Madison N
! ocUST GROVE FARM--Beautifuly situated among
Il the hills NJ EsopuS Ulster Co.. n. Y. excellen;
rooms good atle terms &c TO SO. special fam
lies: inspection solicited Open July
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST Bath ST, N Y week
days $40 go. 40 Q %. 1LOo Z m 20 10. 40
40 $40 = 40. 51O, $40. 600 b4o 4lO t4V
80 $40 $50 and 1880 ?. n. 80
Trains stop East New York y minutes AFTER S4th 81
time.
FROM WHITEHALL ST.. N. Y, via S9th ST..
South RrooKlya Ferry connecting with steam trains
Long Island Railroad Lesye OF week GAYS 80 So
AGO. 1000, a. r. 1900 and from LOO p n
every forty minutes Z 1920 m
EXCURSION FARE. 80 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

a DvBRTIsEAENTs and su6scrlptIons for The Tri6uns
received al their Uptown once, No. LAP Broadway
ID door north Of s1st-at until oclock p M adyertise
Tf received following branch 9tlces az regular
- -arss unfit clock D. 254 sth-ave.
c1r a95-gt i59 6th-age I2th-st.; Macy 6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Fam Schools.

Fam Schools.
~Ew YORK sixty-sxth year opens Oct. !. 1900.
~ Day CLASSES
UNIVERSITY $50 70 N Ill. 9
Law SCHOOL TO 10 p. II U-L4 3 after
years. era Glasses lead 10 Il
II Tuition. S100. For circulars address I. TOMP-
kINs. Registrar. Washington Square. y. Y. City.
NEW YORK DAY SCHOOL 30 Nassau St
~ EVENING SCHOOL. 8 West 18th St
LAW SCHOOL DWIGHT METHOD OF ISSTRUC-
--TletC- L4B. years. In years
fcg catalogue GEORGE CHASE. Lean
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n PTRSTANCE OF AN ORDER of Hoa-

Abnsr c. Thomas. Surrogate q the County q NsE
Notice IS hereby given 70 al persons having eSs
Hester A CowinE- q County q Nee
vouchers llereeE
place q t-a1sact41g
q Hopkins, No 81 Nassau stree.
Borough of Manhattan IN tire City q New 4ogk o1 o.
before the first day October
Dated New York. the zI-h day Of Aa-ck 300
RUFUS 2 CONISGs Executor
STANTON & HOPKINS Attorneys fer Executor No 81
Nassau Borough of Manhattan New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
0eachers

4 LADY. partner in Elglish-Gernan Boarding
- Sc1oo IT Aoseey, England, who Is visiting pres
this would pleased her
middle OF September young anxious T. oerecr
themselves IN languages music painting. household,
interview be arranged. further particulars
apply Miss z BOEDDINGHAUS 1907
nR W, @. SoTEL-L. private tutor at pupils homes or
II at I'd = e2d-st I've DUDils received IL family.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
IN pursuance or an order Of Hon Abner G

IN pursuance OF an Order OF non AOner Q
= Thomas a Surrogate o. the County of Nsw York
Notice rs hereby given al persons having claims
aEanst James M-0Ud lars of the County of New York.
6s-eased the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber her place o. transa-tg business az
q Anderson.
in Tbs city Eork- Borough o. Manhattan a.
bsfo day of October next
TSaras NevT York GAY of March.
SARAH - McCLOLD. EXscurrfE
ARMOUR c ANDERSON. Attorney for ENecuur1x
~ Cbsr,bsrs street n. Y. City Manhattan Borough
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

Fsrzzs-ald Surrogate O.; the County Or New YORK,
NOTICE IS ne-sbv given a. persons having claims
aairst En-ua G-ace kuevals. lars Of The County q
T7rk deceased present t1e WIKI vouchers
thereof 70 subscriber AZ her Place 2 r-ansacri=s
-7e Ersvals q Perry.
s1reet borough Manhattan. IN the CRY Of New Tork.
49, be@r-a 22nd day Of November
Tyarsd New York. the 18th day cI May. 1900
STEPHEN n ENEVALl
Paul. FEM
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon Abusr
C Thomas a surrogate q the CaUuty q Nsw
York NOTICE hereby Eivs1 % al persons having
against Frederick 4 Wooe, ate e the Co'nsy
Of Ycrk- prssecr Nouch-
IS thereof % subscribers their transact
Ing business 5om 500, No IS2 Nassau street ne
CRY o New Yors. or before thz eleventh cay q
February next
Dated New York the arst Cay o, AuEust. 1900
CLARENCE W WOOD
EUGENE n CONELTN.
ESNEvER & TRACTsIANN. Attorneys tsr Executors
Room so6o lS2 street. Borousa of Manhattan.
New York city
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

- of Hon A5lsr c Thomas Surrogate ot rls County
of New York NOTICE hsreoy al hav-
i-g against James Corsa are o- t1e County q
New York deceased, present The with vou-6-
thereof suoscrias-. Al his Paes Z 1selus
b,si1ess Boston Road q New
on or before =lIh Cay ct January, 1901
Dated. New Tork- The leza cay 1f JAY. 1900
T EMORY CLOCE1E. Executor
SHAW FISK SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

CLINCH. ROBERT Tn pursuance or an
order ot Hon Abnsr Thomas. a sgrr0gzJa OF the
County York. NOTICE sven 20 az
persons having Claims against Robert T C1cn laIa or
France. deceased sane
wiki vouchers thereof % the s1os-l2s A. Is 2ace or
Nc. $50 Broadway IN the Borough of Ma1la--a1 Clly
before Jhe 4-1 1ay y Lscell1s 800
Dar New o. Hay. 1900
HORACE RUSSELL Executor
RUSSELL & HOLMES Attorneys Executor.
Broadway. Boro1gh q Manhattan, New YORK city. n 2.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

c Thomas a SU-rogzts q TIE County of New Tork-
al persons having cafcs
TSssia 5sybuns stein OF County Of New T1rE
the Uth -.-rz7f -
- Ebscrbes az place u trz1sacJng aus-ess ne
S4Sas ~ Fa-euu Z Bs-h-1e R1Cn soc. &c Nassau
street Borough of Ianhatt i1 t7e CIV Of New YORK.
- - hef5re the twenty fft1 day of September next
Is-zd New YORK the twentieth day q March. 1900.
JOHN BETHUN5 STEIN. n D, Rev ALEXIS WILL
Az STEIN FANECIL DCNHL$ STEIN BETHCNE
T1er,r3rs EUGENIA BETHCNE STEIN, II. Exscurrtx
FANFT-TI, .. 8 BSTHCNE. ESQ. Attorney for ExscJ-
tors Room S59 sS Nassau Borough % Manhattan.
SszvT T0rg
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

West Ilsth 81
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

IN pursuance Of an order OF Hon Frank T.
= Fitzge-ad Surrogate of the County % New York
baa-71R 5sra the day April 1890 hereby
gwen persons eayi1G Slams against Frank Aecey
Isrs ? County deceased present
sarae with vouchers thereof place
~ r-anzaC-f7z business oce q william H
Ne. Broadway. the City CT New YORK.
sefoTe tn hrst day q November
TSarss N-ev York the I0-h day of April 1900
THOMAS NcCz1ErE-
f46 Frcs1rrar Rcrough Manhattan. New Tork cry.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
n PT-RSTANCF OF an order Of Hon Abner

KNTVALS 8 PERRY. EEec1for8
Ar-oras for Executors 81 Nassau Street Borough OF
Ms1bartan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Is PURsUANCE ID an 10 81 Hon. AbaeE

q Hon. A6asr c Teonas. su-rosass e re County
o. New YORK notice hereby a. having
la Robinson, ats of ire County OF NeN
Yor deceased, % present tae sane W vo-er-s lsr
az 10 ire subscribers their place % TausaclE bust
ness No u Broadway. Borough o. Manhattan CITY of
New York au before the s-l day OF Ee1r1zry lsel
Dated New York July @Sth, lsl0
LEWIS c. ROBINSON.
ALBERT J ADAMS r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-13
ElMWooD UNION.

!. An unusually interesting meeting OF the
Elmwood Union was held Monday after
noon In the parlors of Mrs. N. w. Web
ster 57s Broad street After the usual
business, q musicale was rendered as
follows: Overture. Wonder" Wachie. by
the Florence Ladies orchestra; violin
solo, ''Polonaise" c. w. Allen, played by
Florence c. Webster; piano solo. 1.-TWO
Angels" Blumenthal. by Lena NJ. Web
ster; trombone solo, by Adelaide Hood:
selection by orchestra; vocal solos. enti-
tied "A Dream OF Paradise" and 'Thou'rt
Like Unto Lovely Flower" sung by
Mr. f. b. Williams. accompanied by Mrs.
q. l.. Johnson; readings. Sioux Chiefs
Daughter" and Medley" were finely
given by Isabelle Perry.
The paper for the hour. entitled "A So
cial Boycott" was read by Mrs. e. F.
Pickering: remarks bearing upon the
work of the union were made by tho
president. Mrs. Winship Two names were
added to the membership list. The songs.
I'VE Belong" and God BE with You,
Till We Meet Again. were sung. Ad-
journed 10 Monday. Nov. 18th. D. IN.
with Mrs. g. Tourtellot. 107 Messer
street, corner Hudson street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-13
HER LOVE
FOR fine
CLOTHES
Caused tho Downfall Of Miss
Elizabeth {. Sullivan,
a SaIssg|rl.

Boston. Nov l3-Love OF fine clothing
and jewelry led 10 the downfall OF Eliza
bath r. Sullivan. the pretty lS-year-old
daughter OF patrolman OF the Jamaica
Plain station.
She was employed as a salesgirl In the
cloak department OF the Boston Dry
Goods company, fremont street.
For several months the firm had sus-
pected that one OF the saleswomen was
holding out a part OF the purchase price
OF garments sold. Each in turn was
closely watched without result.
Finally a detective was called In. LIZZIE
Sullivan's stunning clothes and diamonds
aroused his suspicious. Her employers
were sure Lizzie wasn't the culprit
Her record as q saleswoman was eN-
cellent. her recommended lions had been
fine and her family good. But the de-
tectiNc kept his eye upon her
Saturday night she sold garment Tor
,il Her cash slip called for only 81, and
Lizzie was caught. Word was sent TO
her parents NJ No. 50 Alsric street. Her
liceman, TO bsil the daughter out, but
he learning that Iizzie had confessed,
was unyielding, and so TO the city prison
she went.
Yesterday the father relented, furnish
ed the necessary $500 bord and took his
daughter home. The manager Of the firm
says that a loss or something like $1,000
during the last year has been figured.
Miss Sullivan admits appropriatinR the
amount charged against her but denies
stealing the larger amount mentioned.
Lizzie says the money which she APP
propriated went mostly in the purchase
or Jewelry. Her salary was 50 a week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-13
WARREN.

Following is the list OF letters adver-
tised at the Warren post Office: Mr.. ].
r. Clinton, Miss Lizzie Emily McLsne
Maria E. Pridvieu. Onesime Bssudry.
Jane Chsrlaid. Marcel Daniels. Louis
Gauvin. George b. Lowell. J. d. Peck.
Alphonse ST. Laurent. Forcign-Mary
Arcand. ssunt:n Brunelle. Alphonse 1T.
Laurent.
Misses Jennie Champlin and Florence
Foreman have returned from a three
days visit with friends In East Green
vich.
Miss Margaret Mcostler. who has been
teaching school in Psscoag, has resigned
and has returned homo. She will 40 to
Bristol. where she formerly taught, at an
Increased salary
Albert r. Copeland Of Uxbridze Mass
A visiting Mr.. end Mrs. J. A. Bray
Mrs. Elisabeth Brooks and her sister.
Miss Agnes Brown or Central Falls, Wis
fted their uncle. @. d. Foreman. last
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. =. Maxnsld have been
vista, friends In greenville.
A mission will be opened at sc Mary's
church next sunday. under the direc-
a meeting of the Ladies' Ala associa.
ton connected with ST Msry's church
tas held yesterday afternoon. Arrange
nents were completed for the social "a
~ held under the auspices Of the %.
eiety m fnstituts hall Friday evening.
DeltA circle. G. l.. q. C.. met last even
Inc IN their rooms on Water street A
very interesting program was presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-13
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The lecture OF Miss L. II. Giddings OF
Boston given yesterday afternoon at odd
Fellows hail. Anthony. before the Cox
Of Personal Charm was well attended
and much appreciated.
nre was discovered in the large barn
belonging to the Quidnick company.
Quidnick, about o'clock yesterday az
ternoon. 1t was In the hay and the ef-
forts of the Anthony fire department were
employed for several hours before the
ire was extinguished. The hay which
filled the barn is a total loss from fire
and water.
On Saturday evening the horse of
Frank Boylan took fright in Riverpoint,
threw out the driver, wrecked the car
riage and finally broke his neck by
jumping over a bank wall. The driver
escaped with slight injuries.
Mr.. owen McCusker and a gang OF
hands are greatly improving Main street.
curbing the street. The street Is being
further improved by the making and
curbing OF a new sidewalk and the rails
Ing OF the trolley track TO grade.
The Rummage sale at the parish house
Phenix. nstted St Andrews Guild the
handsome amount OF $50.
The Riverpoint bowling team was de-
featsd by the Naticks Saturday evening
at Dailey's bowling alleys, Natick, by a
score OF 1850 TO 1x4.
The fair OF the Warwick Hose company
No. j. which was opened Saturday even
ing at odd Fellows. hall, Riverpoint, is
being very literally patronized by the
people OF the Valley.
Extensive improvements are being made
by Mr.. Robert knight Mt the Lippitt
miii. The tall race has been widened and
heightened and more than 700 cords OF
stone blown from It's bed. Two new tur-
bine wheels have been put In and the
mills capacity increased e6 per cent
At a hunting trip made yesterday by
Thomas Brown, Edward Brewster and
George Snow of Natick 81 rabbits, gray
squirrels. 5 partridgcs and quails were
bagged.
David Grove. for many years an over
seer In the Hope Co.'S. Phenix, mills, but
later assistant superintendent of the
mills 81 Riverpont ana superintendent
or the Dyeryville mills. has been appointed
superintendent OF the United States cot
ton mills at Central Falls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
BY EUGENE A. DEAN, AUG,
40 Westminster street.
Mortgages Sale.

VIII be sold st public auction, on TUES
DAY, November 2oth. at u o'clock m.
at the ofice OF Eugene A Dean. 40
Westminster street, Room 2O5, Provi-
dence, r. l., by virtue OF the power OF
sale contained In certain mortgage
deed. dated March I'd, 1894. and recorded
in the town clerks otfice, In the town
OF Johnston, X. l., in real estate mort
gage book No. IS, at page 49, the con-
ditions of said mortgage deed having
been broken
A certain lot or parcel OF land. with
all the buildings and improvements there-
on, situate in said Johnston. on the north
erly side OF the Plainfield road, formerly
known as the Providence and Norwich
turnpike. bounded and described as fol-
lows: Easterly by land now or formerly
OF Thomas J, Sarle, northerly by land OF
Charles A. Brown, westerly by land for
merly Of Pardon Davis and southerly by
said Plainneld road, and contains about
half an acre OF land, more or less, refer
ence being made 10 the deeds to me from
my mother Caroline Fenner. and from
my sister, Alice j. Rowland recorded I'm
deed book 43. page +7. and in deed book
4s. page AS. respectively. In the town
clerks office. in said Johnston.
Notice is hereby given of the intention
OF the mortgage to bid upon said proper
~ at said sale or at any postponement or
adjournment Of the same.
b. order of the Mortgage.
Providence. october 20. 1900.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-13
ORDER RELATIVE TO CRIMINAL AP-
PEALS IN THE COMMON PLEAS d.
VISION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Entered November 10. 1900.


Entered November 10. 1900.
Providence. Sc:
1t is ordered that whenever. In the
Common Pleas Division OF the Supreme
Court, the defendant in any criminal CON-
plant who has IN any District Court
claimed and given notice of an appeal
from it's judgment and sentence shall
have failed, as required by General Laws,
Chap. 249, to file his reasons OF appeal,
his recognlzance certified To such Division
shall be there called and defaulted, such
appellate procee linss shaI be dismissed,
and capias shall therCipon be issued
reciting the premises and requiring the
officer to whom IL, service is committed
20 apprehend the body OF the said defend
mt and him to forthwith carry and pres
ent before the District Court from which
said complaint was certified, there TO re-
ceive sentence, etc, pursuant TO General
Laws, Chap. A6 sec. H. And the Clerk
OF said Common Pleas Division shall
forthwith indorse upon said complaint a
certificate that no reasons OF appeal have
been filed. that such appellate proceed
ings have been dismissed and capias is
sued, and that said complaint has been
remanded by order of said Division, and
transmit the same 20 said District Court
A true copy-Attest:
nl2 81 GEO. e. WEBSTER, Clerk.