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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28


glos6w nalezy takze zacoy
professor filozofi Frzy uni
wersytecie berlihskim, Paul
sen. Prawdzwy ten uczony
wypowiedz'al niedawno, o.
mawiajac stosunek narodo-
wosci do pahstwa, W kwestyi
polskiej. mniej wiecej naste-
pujace zdanie:
ME ma .dazenia, kt6reby
sic celom wyksztalcenla j
kultury ludzkiei tax sprzeci-
wialo, deptaio tax sprawie~
dliwost. jak dazenie do zni~
szczenia narcdu na drodze
gwa'tu przewaga silly: Niema
okrutniejszei h storyi mad
h'storya polska pod zaborem
rosyjskim; polityka moskiew.
ska jest po prostu wstretna.
Ale nasza Ito jest prusko~
polska) ME jest wiele leps1a.
Trzeba ubolewac mad tenn,
il W terazuiejszych czasach
popeln;a patistwo, zajmujace
pom:e ed7y kulturnemi pan
swami przodujace stanowl-
sko, takie okropnosci, ze
wyrywaz narodowi jezyk. aze
by zamilczal ma zawsze, jak
czEowiek, kt6remu wyrwano
jezyk.
TAX dalej pozostac ME mo
ze. Dwie drogi stoja nam
otworen5: albo asym lizacya,
kt6ra ME wicle ma sensu,
albo r6wnouprawnienie r6z .
nych nafodowoSci W pah~
stwie. Pierwsza dfoga ME
doprowadzi do zadnego re-
zultatu : sadzi prof. PAUL.
Sen W kwestyi polskiej; ma
rod polski ME moze bye wy
narodowiony, ami przez obec~
nq polityke szk6lna. ami
tel agrsrna. - Druga droga.
moze do celu doprowadz't
W czem za dcw6d sluza Stacy
Ziednocz5ne i Szwajcarya,
gdzie naJrozmaitsze narodo'-
W. Sci zyjjIal W zgcdz;e i 1edno~
Sci ze soba. Wzajemna 90
moe jest celem ludzkoSci' ma
rody maja przez stykanie sic
wsp6lne wzajemnie zbogacat
sic wlasne zycie wYdoskc .
nalic. Kazdy musi uwaiat
sobie "a szczescie "a chwale
nawet zYcia swego. re zacho-
wuje narodowosc swoja. Lecz
obok swej narodowosci trze-
ba szanowac tez :; druga ME
powinno sic ma pogardtae W
spos6b wfogi. Wszyscy w;e!:~
.cy ludzie. iak Goethe j Schi
Ter uznawaja wdziecznie to
zgodne pozycie {. ,das Me-
beneinader'). TAX tel powin
no bye. Wszystkie narcdo-
Sci powinny sob,e przy~
pomniet wspolnoSe poclo-'
dzenia j iednosc swoja.
kr6tko przedtem wypowie'
dial prof. Paulsen nastepu-
lace zdanie.
! Me ! s na wojaach ~ielkieh.
ma obyczach, ME "a obsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28

MIA. Ma ten wldok
kozacy rzucili sic ma
t4um jak w6ciekli i
siekaiac nahaikami
t}um, poranlli DUO
os6b. Przyareszto wa
no tego dnia przesz}o
800 stude nt5w.
! LONDYN, 1890
marca. Pozniejsza
depesza doDosi: Bitwa
trwa}a godzine, ale
zaburzenia. wcale ME
|ustaja. 700 DO 800
stpdent6w Z0sta1O
przyaresztowanych.
Wiezniowie So trzy-
mani do rozporz9dze-
MIA ministra sprawie-
dliwoSci. Duzo costa
10 c1ezko poka|eczo-
nych nahaikami ko-
zacklemi: Stare ko-
biety &c zostaly na:
smierG bite. Dziecko
je lno zost: 10 zabite /
musi bye jeszcze du~
10 innych os6b 20
zahljanych, ale "ie-
mozliwem jest teraa
dowiedzieG sic czegoS
|peWnego
Raz po raz aresz >
tuj9 tn nihilist6w po~
sadzanych O czatowa~
ME ma zycie cara.
Wojsko Spi W gar:
nlzonach W ubraniu.
NARSYLIA, we
Francyi. 1900
ludzi zastrajkowa} a}o
przez sympatye dla
strajkier6w ma do
kach. MIedzy innymi
porzucili prace kon:
duktorzy i .motorowi
przy tramwajach. Po-
mlmo to wy}adowu-
lie okrety 1900 ME
unionist6w, a kilka-
dziesiat ludzi obs}u.
guje wagony kolei
olicznej. Strajkierzy
wystepuja zaczepnie,
lecz policya czyni CO
moze, azeby utrzy-
mac porzadek.
z Paryza pos}ano
do Marsylii 1000
wojsk:a dla urzymania
porzadku.
| MEXICO w lesG
10 oblakanlul Il: !':''I n. Y! pr'ezy-
'deota Meksyku p,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28

LONDYN.- 10
respondent ,,Sonaay
Specyal'' donosi z
Tien Tsin rs Marca:
Nieporozumlenle po.
miedzy Anglikami a
Rosyanami o teryto
ryum sporne W T1en
rsln, na nieszczeScie
ma nowo sic zaognla.
Zdawa4o sic, re bu-
RIA ]uz zazegna ma,
wojska obu mocarstw
opuscily sporne tory
toryum i wszyscy by
ii jak najlepszej my
Sli, az tn nagle wczo-
raj W nocy Rosyanie
powr6cili W daleko
wiekszej sile, obsta-
will sporne teryto-
ryum SVEN wojskiem
rozw)neli swoje sztan-
dary i daleJ sYpia O.
kopY.
W obeo tego moz-
na oczekiWaG ma
stepstw jak najgroz-
niejszycb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
TELEGRAMY,

IELEGRAMY.
TIEN TSIN. An.
glicy i Rosyanie wy
cofali wojska re spor-
nego terytoryum i
znikla Ottawa zbroj-
nego starcia sic obu
wojsk. Rosyanie, kt6~
rzy zajmowali sporne
terytoryum, usuneli z
niego swoje sztanda-
ry. Feldmarsza}ek
Woldersee wielce sic
przyczynit do tymcza-
s0wego zazegnaDia
grozaacej bury.
PETERSBURG.-
w dniu l8 Ma1ca
wielka liczba studen-
tow zebra}a sic nag]e
przed katedra Na)S
P. Kazaiskiej na
uczczenie rooznicy
$miercl Wlktoryi,ml
del dziewczyny, kt6ra
uw1eziona temu lat
pare "a polityczne
przestepstwo, zada}a
soble Smicr6 z:powo-
dv znecania sic mad
MIA W wieZieniu.
TYsi9ce ludzi. ia.
gromadzilo sic ma
Newsk1m Prospekcie,
g}6wnej ulicy miasta,
i ma sqslcdnich uli :
each. Mocne patrole
wojskowe zmusi{v
W}aScicicli dom6w j
SHADOW do zamyka-
MIA drzwi, i .szarzujac
cd czasu do >czasu
t}umy, aresztowa ally
duzo os6b, miedzy
kt6remi znajdowali
sic przewaznie nau-
czyciele i ucznlowie
wyzszych Szk6} zen
skich i mes&ich. Woi-
sko regularne ME po-
traffic tlum6w rozpe-
dzic, kozacy dopiero
bijac nahaikami zmu-
sill manifestuja acych
do ustapienia.
Formalna bitwa
lnia}a miejsce pomie-
dzy manifestuj9cymi
a kOzakami. GdY ko-
zacy galopem szarzo-
wall t}um, zostali
przyjeei gradem ka-
miieni. Kozacki officer,
ude1rz'','o|:'.ny dc ! ','|:'.y kamienlem
tsssf@gS3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
+ niW Polskich
W AMERYCE.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. -
Przy rozwinieciu interes6w
Dzienn ka Milwauckiego,
szczegclniej pod wzgledem
byznesowym. okaza|a sic po~
trzeba radykalnej zmiany. w
tym celu dyrekcya sp6lki
wydawnictwa Polskiego ma
SVEN posiedzeniu z dnia 20
Marca rb. uchwali|a, ably "a
rzadzca ca1ego ioteresu spoil
XII byl p. Pjotr Piasecki, 1szy
porucznik Gwardyi Kosciusz-
XII, a wiec tym dnism pan
Piasecki ob;a1 zarzad Dzien~
n;ka M:lwauckiego wszyscy
,nteresanci powinn' sic zwra~
cat do nlcgo W wszelkich
sprawach dptyczacych og!o~
szed lub prenumeraty Dz'en~
nika oraz wszelk;ch interes6w
sp6|ki.
LA SALE, Ill. 49, w
tute;szym kosciele polskim
sw. Jacka odby}o sic W mi
n;onym tygodniu. cd l9 do
FL Marca. 40 godzinne nabc~
zenstwo. Miejscowemu pro-
boszczowi wiel. ks. DR.. Sku~
likowi pomagali nastepu)acy
ksieza: KS. Kazimierz ~Tru-
szydski z Peru. ks. D. Bob
kiewicz Rutland, ks. Ant.
Dwernicki z Spring Valley,
ks. St. Nawrocki, Ks. Kahn.
Gronkowsk;, ks. Votypka,
ks. P. Rohde, ks. Wojciech
Furman, ks. Eug. Sedlaczck
proboszczowie 2 Chicago, ,Woj
CZECH Qlszewski ks. W
Mscisz z So. Milwaukee.
Przystapilo do spowiedzi
ol<olo 1000 os6b.
BUFFALO, N. Y. - Ola
przestrogi wszystkich poda-
jenny wypadek, iaki sic pred
paru dniami zdarzyl zonie
znanego mleczarza grocer
nika NJ. Drumslan. Krajala
ona nozem cehule i przyter
skaleczyla sic W palec. Po.-
czatkowo ma to niezwazala.
owine'a palec szmata i pra-
cowala dalej. Nastepnego
dnia czula jednak bol W ca.
lei rece, a dale] al do ra.
mienia. Przywolany lekarz
DR.. Fr. E. Fronczak orzek|,
1e Jest roc1atek zstruc;a
krwi. Musiano palec poroz-
tcinat. rane wyczyScit ] v ten
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28

Diaz jest fa4szywa, a
wynik4a ztld, re pre-
zydent chorowaf cd
kllku miesiecy ma
nerwy i reumatyzm,
Rozglosili jq jego
przeciwnicy polity-
czni. Diaz cd paru
dni sam dzierzy W
swym reku sttr rza-
dow meksykanszich.
LONDY NJ Osta-
tnia wiadomoSc z Af-
ryki donosi, re jen.
Botha' odrzuci4 pro-
pozycye jen. Kitchne-
ra wzg1edem zakoh~
czenia wojny, kt6ra
na powo sic rozpo.
.czyna. W dnia 20
Maroa Boerzy pobili
Anglik6w, pobyli i
poranlli ich przesz}o
200 i..zabrali miiasto
Vrede 2 wie|klmi "a
pasaml zyWnoscl l
broni.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
BY EUGENE A. DEAN,
Auctionecr,
40 Westminster Street
Mortgages Sale.

VIII be sold at public auction on
Thursday May 2}d, 1901. at ~ o'clock m,
on the premises, by virtue Of the power
OF sale contained in certain mortgage
deed, made and executed by Catherine n
Grady. dated April Sth. 1SSi aud recorded
In Real Estate Mortgage Book No. 1ih Mt
page 563 I'm the Ofiice ~ tho Recorder OF
Deeds. in the city OF Providence r. L.
the conditions of said mortgage deed haV-
ing been broken.
a lot OF land with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. situate on Wads-
worth street formerly Lilac street, IN
said City OF Providence. and is laid out
and designated as lot number one hum
drCd and four 900 ON "a plat entitled
plat No. Of land In Cranston belonging
10 Geo w. Croker. laid out and plated
from former surveys bN Cushing A. Wall
ing April. lNi1' on record iu The Town
Clerks office pf Crauston iu Deed Book
No IL az page SOL. and copy is ON rec
ord in tfC Recorders office I'm said City
OF Providence. iu Plat Book No al mage
S and also on Card 236. Being tho sanc
premises conveyed 20 the said Catherine
H. Grady by deed from Frank A VIII
hanson. bearing date the 18TH dav OF
july. 1881, and on record iu said Re-
corder's office In Deed Book No. gt3 al
page l.
Notice Is hereby given OF tha intention
Of the mortg0gCc 10 hid uron ile above
described property at the sale thereof or
OF any postponement or adjournment OF
By order of the Mortgage.
Providence. May =, 1901.
myl-S-l5-23
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
HAYNES
NARROW
ESCAPE.
Fired al Five Times by Rus-
band Of Woman With Whom
Hs Was Riding.

Newark, y. j.. May 1S.-Albert Haynes
head of the truant department of the
Newark police department, had a miraC-
ulous escape from being killed I'm West
orange late yesterday afternoon 10y Elvin
y. Holmes a saloonkceper.
Five shots were fired at him by Holmes
at close range aud every one struck him,
yet he Was not even seriously wounded.
Holmes was prompted by jealousy. haV-
ing encountered his wife and HAYNES out
together i'm q carriage. Persons attract
ed by the shooting say that the last shots
were at Haynes but last night Ia New
ark the latter declare that the shots were
fired at his companion and that ne
stopped the bullets while trying TO pro-
teCt her He threw up his right arm
and ono Of the bullets cut "a furrow in the
neshy part of the outside OF his hand.
Then two more bullets hit him and lodged
in the heshy part OF his right arm.
A fourth bullet torea hole along the
brim OF the right side OF his hat. and a
hfth pellet Of lead hit him fun I'm the
right breast and would probably have
caused fatal injury but FOR "a large wal
let fun of official papers, which he had
I'm an inner pocket OF his coat IL went
almost through the wad of papers and
then stopped. its force being spent
Witnesses interfered, oVerpoWering
Holmes and turning him over to the po-
lice, who locked him up I'm the West
Orange station. The woman later re-
turnedstu Newark. Haynes declared last
night that the shooting was without just
cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
Of Union Made Clothing,
1856, 1853 and 6O WESTMINSTER STREET.
5000 Boys Pants
26c. n PAIR
MADE OUT OF REMNANTS.

badly infested by mosquitoes The club
has decided 10 destroy the pest.
summit n. j., and Richmond Hin l..
j.. are taking considers bile interest I'm the
matter and also expect TO do their share
toward the determination OF the mosqui-
10. The geologist OF the state OF New
Jersey has made a map OF the Hacken-
sack Meadows. portions OF which orc
within the jurisdiction OF Jersey City.
Newark and Elizabeth. understand
these cities are taking measures for
draining the swamp lands. These lands
whom drained will he valuable for truck
farming purposes and as sites for manu-
factories. and incidentally the disease
spreading mosquito will be deprived of
another breedin place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
PROVIDENCE,
Mortgages Sale

VIII be sold at public auction on Mon
day, June 5rd. at 1880 o'clock pm. on
the premises, by virtue of the power of
sale contained IN that certain mortgage
deed. made and executed by Mary W.
Ormsbee. dated March 18th, 1900, and re-
corded i'm the office of the town clerk of
Coventry state Of Rhode Island. I'm bocls
No. .. pages ~ and 9S OF tho records OF
mortgagees in the town ofcoventry. That
certain tract Of land, with all the build-
ingS aud improvements thereon, situated
IN said town OF Coventry, near Greene
station on the New York A New England
Railroad, and Is bounded and described
as follows: Beginnins at the southeast
erly corner thereof, Just north OF a stone
bridge ard adjoining land OF or formerly
OF X. c. Place, at the public road. from
thence running northerly on said road 10
to the Buck Horn River. thence sontherly
on said river TO land OF or formerly Of
stephen WILCOX. thence westerly on said
wilcox land. and land formerly OF VIII
burn and land formerly OF said r. O.
Place. bounded northerly by land for
merly of George u. Dorrance. easteriy by
said river, southerly by land formerly OF
stephen Wilcox and others and westerly
by the public road all within the said
line and bounds, estimated 20 contain
seven acres, be the same more or less, and
is subject TO the right of nowage as re-
served I'm the deed from w V Phillips to
Nancy Brown Of the premises. being the
same premises that George ~. and Nance
Brown decided 20 Ruth Tilinghast Dec
10th, 1870. and descended TO Joseph r. TIL
linghast as sole heir al law of Ruth TIL
liughast. sneceaSed and also tho same
premises described IN deed book Number
81, AT page iOl, In the Record office of
said Town Of coventry
Notice is hereby given or the intention
OF the MORTGAGE TO bid upon the above
described property AZ the sale thereof or
at any postponement or adjournment OF
the same.
nall POT BY order of the Mortgage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
COPYRIGHT
VIOLATION
CHARGED.
Suit Brought Against a Jersey
City Church. performers Re-
fuse to Testify.

Jersey City, May 1s,--The proceedings
brought by Carl Hermann. of New York
against ST. Michaels r C. church
of Jersey city and the members of the
Church Dramatic club for violation of the
copyright law in producing the play
Home Comforts" at the church hall in
March last were continued yesterday
before T. :. Commissioners Romano.
Louis Suckler appeared for the complain
ant. and he also represented the United
states In the absence Of L. s. District
Attorney Watkins.
Mr. Hermann testified ne owned the
copyright Of Gillette's play "All the Com
forts OF Hsme' and he gave evidence 10
show that Home Comforts" produced
by ST. aIchaers club, was that play
He said he wrote TO the rector four
letters copies Of which he exhibited
warning the rector that a prosecution
would surely follow the presentation of
the play unless he received his royalty.
As the play was to be given for the
benefit OF church he would have made
the royalty fee very small
Il do not want 10 prosecute the women
who gave the play said Mr. Hermann.
II have no malice against the players. l
want To prosecute the church so a. to
establish the law. IL is by the sale OF
foyalues ON plays i own that / get my
living"
Father James Kelly. who represented
the church In the management OF tho
play, "tlOme Comforts" was the next
witness. lie would not swear TO tho
Identity or tho women or men present as
persons who acted I'm the play They
were disguised when they were on the
stage, he said Those who had female
parts might have been men dressed as
women, for al that know"
Frank ". Lane. Miss Mary Bowen. Miss
Mary Ford Miss Mary Fltzsimmons.
William Murphy and other members of
81. Michaers Dramatic club. refused 10
answer nearly all the questions put 60
them on the ground that they might In
criminate themselves.
Commissioner Romaine granted a mo-
tion certifying the case OF tho United
states District ooure AZ Newark. June Z.
so as TO bring the case under the iurisdlc-
ton of a court which has power 70 com
pei answers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
OFF AT BUFFALO.
Rhode Islands Official Party
Left Here This Morning.

The state party which will officially
represent Rhode Island al the dedicatory
exercises of the Pan-American exposition
left Providence at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing, special car being attached TO the
regular train by way OF Worcester ana
the Boston and Albany road
The official party included Gov. Greg
ory and Mrs. Gregory. Lieut.. GOV. kim
ball and Mrs. Kimball and Adit Gen.
Sackett and Mrs. Sackett Gov. Gregory
was attended by two members OF his per-
sonal STAFF, Col Henry O. Potter and Col
Jesse +. Eddy. Mrs Gregory and Mrs
Kimbal are honorary members of the
board OF women managers oil the Pan
American exposition.
In the same car were also the mem
bers OF the Rhode Island Pan-American
commission, John s. Kenyon ana Mrs.
henyon, Col. Henry j. Spooner and Mrs.
Spooner Howard O. Sturges and Mrs.
Sturges jesse H. Metealf and Mrs; Met
calf and Euenne c. Delabarre and Mrs
Delabarre ana Executive Superintend-
ent Geo' ge n. kmgsbury.
The party will reach Buffalo at II
o'clock tonight, and will stop al the Nj
agara Hotel and will probably remain
over Tuesday and return "Wednesday
with the exception of Gov and Mrs
Gregory and Adjt Gen and Mrs. Sackett
who Will 40 on TO Chicago. and be away
until the last OF this month
The dedicatory exercises will occur on
Monday, and an elaborate program has
been arranged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
Mortgages Sale

VIII be sold at Public Auction June the
tenth 1901, At one o'clock ID. m on the
Premises, by virtue OF tho power Of sale
cntaincd I'm certain mortgage deed made
and executed by Orrin a. kiuue and Ruth
+. kiuue his wife. I'm tho right OF the
wife OF the Town Of Johnston I'm provi-
dcnce County. Il. L.. recorded in Book
Two Hundred and Fourteen (2iD. Page
Two Hundred and Forty-SN l2i0. in the
records oi the Town aud County OF Prov
idenCe. mortgage having been broken. A
certain lot OF land, With All The improve
tneuts thereon. situated Oil the uorthpriN
side ~ Ernest street. in said dity OF
PrVvidenee laid out aHu described as ~
numbered SeReuty-IWo t,D uu that plat
70 the estate of Amos l. smith and Amy
A. Smith. October 1880 said plat is duly
recorded iu The Recorders Once in said
CITY of Providence reference thereto be
INK had Tor more particular description
tsN order of the Mortgage. who hereby
gives notice " his intention 30 bid upou
said property ~ tho sale thereof or ~
any adjournment nil 20t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
WARREN.

The Fourth of July committee met IN
the town hall and discussed a program. A
few visitors were present
n meeting OF St Mary's G. T. society
was held In institute hall last evening
n basket ball team is being organfzcd
by the society, and n Is expected that
II VIII prove a very fast aggregation.
The w. " s. Freshmen went TO Bar
rington YESTERDAY and DEBATED the Bar
rington YESTERDAY and defea ted the Bar
H. The Warren's played good ball and a
return game Will he held on the w. A. 4.
grounds Wednesday afternoon Thurber.
the third baseman for tho Warrens plav-
cd very fast game. and German PLAYED
good behind the bat
The advisory committee OF the Baptist
church met last evening and discussed
important matters.
The Warren lodge, No -. knights Of
Pythias, met I'm the rooms on Main street
last evening.
The Warren band gave a street parade
before their fair last night
The Claude Richmond Gardner contest
was held I'm the Town hall last night The
following took part Miss Ethel Nc
kcnzie, Mr.. Arthur Crowninshield. James
Ionergan, SylVsnus Bowen. George Leul-
liant. and Joseph Muuroe The announce
ment of the winners ~ss not INSIDE public
last night
Mrs. q Wilbur or Riverside .As visit.
ins friends IN town few eays ago
The trains on the Consolidated now
run on schedule time All trains not ex.
presses. now stop AZ the south Main
street crossing and at the north end ~
tho town. -Four trains iu The morning
ana four IN 'he afternoon stop ~ Greene,
landing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
Mortgages Sale

VIII be sold az public auction on We'd
nesday, May 29, 1901. at 4 O'clock pm on
the premises, by virtue of the power ~
sale contained in that certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Eugene
Magnani and Malvina AIagnant his wife
dated January ~. 1892 and recorded In
the office of the Recorder of Deeds In the
city OF Providence, r. T.. I'm real estate
mortgage beck No. 16l at Page a.
That certain lot OF land with the
buildings and improvements thereon. Sit
uate In the City OF Providence In said
state uf Rhode Island designated as Lot
number Two Hundred Fifty-Three (2531.
on that plat entitled Union Plat No
by }. A Latham. December. 1856 on rec
ord IN the land records OF said City in
Plat Book NO s. page H. and also on
Plat Card No. 5N, and according ~ said
Plat contains PASS So feet. reference 10
said plat being hereby had. Being the
Same premises conveyed to said Eugene
and Malviua Magnant by deed dated jan
uary -, 1898 aud recorded in said Rer
Cordcrs OfnCe
Notice is hereby given OF the intention
of the mortgaEee 90 bid upon the above
described property at the sale thereof or
at any postponemcnt or adjournment OF
the same
BY order OF the Mortgages
Providence. May g. 1871
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS ssLe o. aEAl tsrArE.

VIII be sold at public auction. ou the
premises hereinafter described on SAT-
URDAN. May 25 1901, at ~ o'clock noon.
10y virtue aud in exercise Of thc authority
vested IN the undersigned as admlplsfiti-
tor. with the VIII annexed ~ thc estate
OF Frecborn Johnson, late of Providence
r. L., deceased. by decree of the ADrel-
late Division Of the Supreme Court withiu
and for the county OF Providence stain
OF Rhode Island. duly entered on the ele-
vcnth day Of March a. u. 1871 in equity
cause No. 5i1i. Richard w jennings ad-
ministrator. vs.. Della Johnson ef al -
All the right. title and interest which
the said Freedom Johnson ha1 at tho
time of his dcceaso tsubipCt 10 the nfo
estate of his widow. Elizabeth T. John
son. under the last will and Testament OF
said Freeborn Johnson). in and to cer-
tain piece or parcel n land situate lt
said Providence. and laid out aud De.
scrbcd follows. viz. beginning on tho
northerly line az Sumter street af q point
one hundred QOO feet distant from tho
t44-a-.-4a -4-a44.F on Street
aud sumter street; thence e1sterlY on ths.
northeriy line VI sumter street dftv tn
feet. thence uortherit 3t rElit anglia
one hundred QO0 tseti thence Wsftsriy
parallel o. sumter street nfty 90 feet.
thence so1therly ons hundred tl11 feet
20 the place W begiuuins Since the data
of The entry of said decree said Elizabeth
y. Johnson has deceased so that the tt.
tire estate will ~ suld ana the sale will
be- absolute without reacrtc
RICHARD W JENNINGS
Adnli1tstfttoi, with the VIII Annexed.
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