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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
INCORPORATED.

The tudepeudeut Telephone Co. 81
Seattle. THE afternoon filed articles
- Incorporation 81 the county aud
tors office. The inourpurators are
J.. ". elise. John =. McGroarty,
Sherwood Gillespie. T.. ". Andrews.
r. n Hurwtit g. # Barnes and W.
~ white. T he capital stock stat
ed IL secs. 0f.0
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MUST ANSWER
NEXT MONDAY

Next Monday afternoon Peter
Emil. proprietor of the Columbia
beer hall. VIII be given a hearing IA
the police court on n charge ~ op-
Grating a money paying slot ma
chine. Chas. Rude, the proprietor u
a shooting gallery nj 2i9 Second ave-
nue. south, VIII he given a hearing on
the same day on a charge o. permit
ting a minor % enter a place where
a gam bling device vas In operation.
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Will CELEBRATE.

The students Of the University OF
Washington VIII hold meeting Mt 7
O'Clock Saturday evening To cele-
brate the passage of the university
bill by the legislature. II VIII take
place at the Armery and VIII be
managed entirely by the students.
A committee, selected for the pur-
pose, took up the arrangement OF the
program this afternoon. President
Graves, OF the university, WIN be one
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Mrs. Mary Flanagan Dead.

AIRS Mary Flanagan. aged go. died
today at her residence. 1910 Madison
street She was the wife of n. 81
Flanagan. The body - at Ronney n
stewards undertaking parlors. Fun=
eral services Will be- held tomorrow
at ths Church Of the Immaculate
Cnnennlinn.
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NAY VISIT
| NATAL next

PRETORIA. March is.-Kitehensr
sspar-s thar Dewet has reached SEN
skzL east from Brsndsort. II u be-
nssed that the Boer leader has no
Particular destination. but may Be
m4kinx for Natal
French reports that In his further
e><zstinns. Is Beers have been killed.
n wounded and six taken prisoners.
Elt> thousand horses and cattle.
rlze< and aEnuuniation wagons have
Men captured.
ttFET0WS. March 1.-THE gem
- ngfnion Is that there Is little
r<rx7ett for peace negotiations 20 be
uqnxhf to = favorable issue.
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Hotel Burglary.

Burglars entered the apartments OF
Joseph Mogh. IN tho Michigan hotel.
ON James street, last night A yaltso
containing some valuable papers and
articles of clothing were stolen.
The room was entered with "A pass
kew
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THE LINE OF MARCH TO
Be DRAPED IN BLACK
Preparations for the Last Sad Rites Over the
Remains of the Dead Ex-Presdent.

INDIANAPOLIS, March fA-Cold.
a.sasreeabla weather j. forccastcd
A. Harris0n's burial. Snow fell all
rlsht ana the mercury has fallen
NAV degrees. Preparations for the
h,nx IN state Of the Ecnerars re-
mains. and for the funeral sunday.
49, completed this morning.
courts have adjourned and bust
rsss houses are closed for the aft
ssneoE.
II every public school - the city.
n arst half hour today WAS devot-
"a - the teachers 10 a review Of
garrlsen's NE ana work.
3 he seventtcth Indiana Regiment
telunteer association. ~ which uaF-
rishn was president. met this morn
A. and took action on ais death.
s. sfhe committee on decorations asks
IA an 81 the line Of march. ever
uhkh tbs militia 81 the state viii
.se0ft the body from the residence
= the state house. be dFapcd in
flark.
ne Columbia club. the leading RE-
saAilcan organization. meets tonight
ahsa ealoEies Will be delivered b
F.. o.. Lew Wallace and othcrs.
3 An 81 members % HaFrtson's eah-
ST. are expected az The funeral eS-
sspt Proctor. who Is now In cuba.
Fslexrams have been received FROM
fhe remAinink members.
Burial VIII b private.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 1S.-The
. a
~ In state az the capitol saturday
from II a. m. til 70 p. m. The fun
sral serVice~ viii take place at the
yYrst Presbyterian church a. ?
s'rsoek Sunday afternoon a. prevt-
ensly announced. and viii - cou-
tnste-l ~ the Rev. L. ~ Haines.
President Mckinley and several
e. TIE cabinet viii attend. Gov
YATES. q Illinois. viii Be present with
Is stat Governors % other nearby
states have been invited by Governor
rurhln. Members a Gen. HaFriscn's
eehsnss viii act as honorary pail
bearers.
Arraneements for the funeral were
rnade yesterday az a meeting % REP
rssentztives Of tire family. the state
ssHeers and prominent citizens. The
various mercantile and social organ
tsxticns have adopted resolutions
ard formed plans to assist IN the
s9rerai services The county offic@s
wfll not b. open tomorrow. The cir
es|t courts all over Indiana have
tsen requested 90 close on Saturday.
Tsisgranns % eondoleuce have been
received from nearly ali the promtn-
snr nesciale at Washington. former
associates q President Harrison, and
tsrmer political opponents. From
xtreaa came messages sent BY
trterfs N the diplomatic service.
r. state casket 4 q red cet-
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President In Ohio.

CANTON. o. March fs-Ths
president and Mrs. Mckinley reach
ed Canton az u O'Clock this morn
Ing and were driven ia the Barber
residence.
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GRAVE DANGER.

MILWAUKEE Wis. March is.-
II ia reported that the Goodrich
steamer Indiana - ashore near TIA
cine. The passengers and crew are
ln grave danger.
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OH, FIE:!!

SAUSANNE. Switzerland. March
I'm. Andre BUFFET and N. Derou-
lefe are ~ this place. Seconds have
been chosen. and 10 II expected that
the duel VIII take place at dawn to-
day. II has been minated by the
magistrate that the duel must not
take place In the Canton ~ Band.
THIS, however, is easily met.
BERNIE. Switzerland, March Is
The Buffet erouisde duel has term
mated In the usual farce The desire
of the principals for biood-lettiuR
having ahated. the second agreed to
notify the So les police, and Their ap-
uparauce forbade n tragedy. The
principals declared honor satisfied.
and the seconds pronounced the tn
c dent Csnse6
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NEW BANK.
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit
VIII Add Savings Department.

A new bank viii be started in Seat
tie early ia April. The Northwest
Trust q safety Deposit Company In
to extend its buslnss by opening n
savinga bank at It's present offices
M % Columbia street. II VIII be
omen Saturday evenings from 20
& O'Clock for the convenience OF pat
rOna IN addition 70 the regular daily
bankInR hours. u. Shorrock Is
president, John =. Hartman, vice.
president and counsel. Alex. Myers,
eecretary and treasurer. The New
York correspondent Will be the Ma
tfonaI Bank Of Commerce.
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10 Truant Boys.

The police have rs reports Of mlaa-
Inc boys, ranging between the ages
of \ and r. The truant officer has
been notified
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There II much speculation as %
the ex- presidents viii. hut nothing
definite can be known until after the
funeral Rursor saws Russell Har-
rison and Mrs. Mckee. children Ct
the first wife are remembered with
all property accumulated during her
life and of which the general pos
sessed during the time ~ estrapxs-
ment growing cut 81 hts second mar
rage. while he reserved all since
then FOR his second wife and daugh-
ter. Close friends believe that tbs
estate viii aggregate 500 900.
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WASHINGTON. -. G.. March ID
l.. y. Henry Washington was sunoc-
ated and several others injured In q
fire which damaged the Merchants
hotel early this morning.
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WASHINGTON. n. g. March H.
President Mckinley. Mrs. Mckinley,
Or, Rixey. and the presidents acere-
tary. departed az s o'clock last night
for the West; Mrs. Nckinisy vii
not 80 20 Indianapolis, but await
the president az Canton. where he
will return Sunday night.
The national capitol is in mourn
ing for Gen. Harrison FlaKs on
public and private buildings ARE NJ
half-mRxt The law furriis The
drapinE of public buildings In black,
as WAS formerly TIE custom on the
death % an x-presitsut. The flags
on every United States building and
- every arm poet in the nation and
the colonies viii be - hait.maat for
30 DAYS.
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are, with an air-tight copper lin
tnk, covered with u SILK lining. tt -
simply decorated with hand carved
mouldinks at the corners. The top
- plain and bears only an oxidizsd
plate on which Is engraved Hen
tAmin Harrison. 1N58= 1891 Z" The
covering 4 black broadeloth. aud the
handles are oxldined The caaket
weighs 9eo rounds IN the atr-tlght
vault lt VIII reet in a red cedar box
After the body Was placed In the
easket today. Il was removed from
the death chamber 70 the double par
iors, where it viii remain until to-
morrow morning. when 10 will be
taken 10 the capitol being returned
that night. The hearse will be Gov.
ercd With an American Tag. and
drawn BY four black horses. at whose
hridies win b. fastened black rus-
cites, from which hang long stream
ers.
The vault Is being constructed at
Crown hin. This body viii lie on the
right side - that OF Mrs. Harrison,
iu the family lot. The location Is
az tha foot OF a green knoll. and Is
surrounded by shade trees. Nearby
arc the graves 81 Thoa. A. Hendricks
VIM. n. English and oliver y. Nor.
ton. The monument. which was Sc
lccted some time ago BY Gen. HRr-
rlsen. - a solid granite pillar 10 feet
high and feet square. The tomb
bears only tho word Harrison.
Troops under arms vii furnish a
military escort. and act as a guard
% honor AT the easket while the body
lies IN state ~ the capitol.
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THE Only Paper in
Seattle That Darcs
to Print the News ::
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-30
- :
HELP WANTED.

wANTED--LIvE, BRIGHT AND Ac-
tive young man for newspaper work.
Must have had experience. Apply by let
ter only &c H. T.. postoffice box 400.
Providence.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE SOUTH.

The following named passengers from
the south arrived I'm this city on the
steamer Essex OF the Merchants and Mi
ners line yesterday:
Miss Edith Harvey, Mr.. Elias Edmunds,
Mrs. Elias Edmunds, Mr. f. p. Dawson.
Mr.. o. ID. Ginger. Mrs. 3. V. Humb. Miss
Marie Fitzgerald Miss vctina Fitzger-
aid. Mr.. VIM. O'Neil Miss Carter. Miss
Carter, Miss NJ. Garrett. Miss n. T.. Gar
rett. Mr.. w. J. Rothmiller, Mrs Roth
miller, MIR. Thompson, Mrs. Cross. j. A.
Hammill. II. h. Cormick. NJ. w. Leddy.
j. Leddy, Miss Cooney, Miss Gibney. c.
III. Harlan, Il. r. Harton. Miss Sullivan,
Miss Morlarty. Willis Sampson. o, Nor
land. John II Scranton and son, Mr. Nc
Grath. Mr.. Purcell, f. r. Thompson, f.
NJ. Brown. Geo. Smith, w. Il. Conand,
Mater Lenox, Miss Lenox, Mr.. Chapman.
Mr.. Chandler, Mr. Miller, Martha Brand.
Geo. Golden. Nelson Hopkins and wife.
DIR. Root, M. Wilcox and wife, r. Il.
Risk and wife. Mrs. NJ. l.. Barker. E.
Wilcox, A. Wilcox. G.. Wilcox. Miss Mary
Williams. Ida Wilcox, r.. r. C. Cody
and wife. p. p Lenox and wife, Miss
Riley and sister. j. S. Slater and wife.
Miss Bradford and sister. W. III. Riley
and wife, ]. v. Hin, M. V. Oneal.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of an execution issued from
the District Court OF the Sixth judicial
District OF the state of Rhode Island
holden at Providence, within and for the
County of Providence. dated July 27th
1901, and returnable 10 said court October
27th, A. d. 1901, wherein the Congdon a.
Carpenter company a corporation duly
created and organized under the laws Of
the State of Rhode Island. and located
and doing business in the City of Provi-
dence Is plaintiff. and Daniel Cruckshank
alias John Doe OF Bristol in said County
of Bristol. In said State. is defendant
will be sold at Public Auction at the store
OF the Congdon A. Carpenter company. at
No. 16 Canal street. in the City OF Prov
fdence. IN said county, on Thursday the
Sth day OF August. A. u. 1901. at II o. clock
in the forenoon, the following described
personal property. 10 wit.
Sl bars fiat iron. 81 bars round iron,
carriage circles. hoof pads. case bolts
arc bare. cases tire bolts, cases nuts
cases light bolts with nuts cases
heavy bolts with nuts 25-lb. cases toe
calks. cases toe calks broken ? cases
horse shoe nails. ok. horse shoe nails. u
cases horse shoes unfinished. cases
horse shoes finished and 5 kegs horse
shoes finished.
Levied on this 2sth day of July, A. d.
1901. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and will
be sold TO satisfy said execution ~ suf-
ncient OSMOND G. GOODEL1..
I'VE st Deputy Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sherin's Onice

Sherin s OHlce,
Providence. May g. A. ID. 1901.
Providence, Sc:
BY virtue and In pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number S97. issued out OF the APP
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court,
holden at Providence. State OF Rhode
Island. the 26th day OF April. A. d. 1901,
and returnable 10 the said Court October
by said Court on the I'D day of April,
A. ID. 1901. in favor OF The National Ex-
change Bank Of Greenville, I'm the County
of Providence, corporation organized
under the laws OF the United States OF
America. PLAINTIFF. and against Warren
OF Providence. defendant ] have this day,
at 30 minutes past 4 o'clock p. M. levied
the said Execution on all the right, title
and Interest which the said defendant
had on the 26th day OF september, A. d.
1900. at 35 minutes past 10 o'clock A. M
nal wriO In and to the following described
real estate. viz: A certain piece or par
eel of land formerly belonging to Henry
j. Steere OF said Providence, deceased,
situated on Church street. I'm said Provi-
dence. bounded as follows; Northerly by
or formerly of 8. s. Angel and =. r.
Thurber. southeriy by land now or for
mcrly OF +. A. Paige.
Notice Is hereby given that | will sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
a Public Auction 70 be held in the sher-
Court House. In said City OF Providence
I'm said County OF Providence. on Sat-
urday, the 10th day OF August. A. u. 1901.
at IL o'clock m. for the satisfaction OF
said execution, debt interest on the same.
tingent expenses. II sufficient
ALBERT q. COATES,
j1s8a1s Deputy Sheriff.
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LsdxIIh Came From ireland to
Seek Adventure.
JOINED UNCLE SANS ARMY
Wounded and Sent Back From Philippines
In Crippled Condition, Hs LsaTnsafa
$4,000 Lsgacy.

New York, July 3O-Thomas Ledwith as
a soldier OF fortune experienced much
more than he bargained for when he
started three years ago from his home in
Ireland TO see the world. rugged lad OF
twenty. bent on adventure.
Ledwith had but recently recovered In
Bellevue hospital from serious illness IN
Cured while serving as soldier of the
United States army when he was inform
ed by Dublin attorneys that ms father
had died. leaving an estate to him valued
al 500 0VV. he sailed yesterday TO take
possession OF his inheritance.
Ledwith was reared in comfortable
home i'm Dublin, where his parents sur
rounded him with all that boy could
desire save adventure. When he was
twenty years old he decided to strike out
for himself, and despite his parents pro-
testations he sailed for this country.
He arrived here when the excitement
following the blowing UP OF the Maine
was al it's height, and when opportunity
offered 10 enlist in active service Led
with was among the first TO recruit.
lie served during the campaign In Cuba,
where he was wounded. The life was TO
his liking despite his hardships, and when
regiments were ordered 10 the Philippines
Ledwith was overjoyed to learn that he
would again move forward in his life of
adventure.
His campaign In the Philippines was
even more rigorous than that In Cuba.
He was wounded several times, but re-
turned from the hospital each time to the
firing line.
The strain gradually told on Ledwith
despite his rugged constitution, and when
at last ne was so weakened by fever that
continued service was impossible. he ac-
cepted his discharge and returned to this
country. He was still weak from his
wounds when he arrived I'm New York a
few weeks ago. and on July l he applied
for treatment at Bellevue hospital.
The physicians found he was suffering
from malarial fever. He had sufficiently
recovered last week 10 be discharged, but
while I'm the hospital he had met a mem
ber OF his regiment who persuaded him TO
remain until his strength was fully regain
ed. lie received a letter n few days ago
from attorneys in Dublin notifying him
of his fathers death and advising his I'M
mediate return to- his home to take pos
session OF the estate.
Ledwith was mt loss 10 procure money
for the voyage until he heard OF cat
tie ship about 10 sail. He signed as one
of the crew. and will receive upon his ar
rival enough In wages 10 take him to his
home.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

sherins Office.
Providence. April rs. A. ID. lSi'
Providence. SC.
cution Number SSl issued out OF the Ap.
pellate Division OF the Supreme cou,.
holden at Providence. State OF Rhode isl-
and. on the 2Jst day OF January, n; ~
1901 and returnable 10 the said Court J uls
2l A. ID 1901 upon judgment renueIeo
by said Court on the 2eth day OF pe-
cember. A. ID. 1900. I'm favor OF Ben}smin .
County OF Providence, State OF Rhode
Island. plaintiff. and against george .,
Martin. alias John Doe, OF Seekonh' del ei
the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, ue /.
fendsnt, | have this day, at 80 mihlteS
past o'clock q. m. levied the SAID Ike, f.Ne
cuiion on all the right. titlo and interees.s es.s
which the said defendant had on the !ln
day OF June. A. ID. 1900. az 45 minutes
past o clock y. I'M. tthe time OF the a..
tachment on TIC original writl IN ana 10
the following described real estate, VIZ.
THAT certain lot of land with improve
ments thereon. situated on South bloau-
way. so called, In the Town Of East roy ROY,
idence, bounded as follows. BeginhlnB
at the northerly corner running westerly
on the hne OF Sarah G. Carpenters hclrs
10 the property Of George j. Marnn,
thence southeriy on the nne OF George
j. Martin property TO the line of Benla-
min Martin. running easterlN with the
line OF BENJAMIN Martins property 10
South Broadway. 80 called. thence nOrtn-
erly on said South Broadway 10 the place
OF beginning.
Also one other lot OF land running easter,
~ with the line OF David Humphrey lanu
10 a corner. thence southerly with sald
Humphrey land TO the corner OF Benla-
min Martins Land. thence westerly win
the line OF Benjamin MartinT land 10
corner thence southerly with The line OF
BENJAMIN Martins land 90 Martin street,
thence westerly on Martin street 10 the
corner OF Phoebe NJ Martins and Sarah
G. Carpenters land 10 the land Of George
j. Martin. thence westerly TO South
Broadway 80 called. thence northery on
said Broadway 10 the place OF beginning.
Also TWO lots OF land on the Bliss plat'
so called fifty by ninety feet. also one
quarter part of two undivided lots num-
bered four hundred thirty-fcur and TOUR
hundred thirty-flve on the Joshua Mauran
plat. so called: also one other lot OF lana
containing three acres and ninety rods TO
the same. more or less situated al Riv-
erside Rhode Island and are the same
premises conveyed 10 George j. Martin
by deed from Maria M Martin, dated
MAY Sth. A. II. 1872. and recorded with
the land records iu East Providence In
Deed Book No 8 Page 259. reference
thereto being hereby had.
Notice Is hereby given that ] Will sell
the said attached and levied on estate AT
a Public Auction 20 be held in the Sher-
iff's Office In the Providence County
Court House in said City OF Providence
I'm said County of Providence. on Satur-
day the 3d day OF August A. n 1901 at
IL o'clock m. for the satisfaction OF said
execution. debt. interest on the same.
costs OF suit my own fees and all con-
tingent expenses, n sufficient.
ALBERT O COATES.
j5.1l,ls,25,aul Deputy Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Nv virtue of an execution. No. 26lO4.
Issued from "a district court OF the Sixth
Judicial district. holden al Providence. I'm
the County OF Providence, state of Rhode
able 60 said court October 23d. 1901, where
I'm Fred O. Gardiner and Fred NJ Tuell,
both OF said Providence. are plaintiffs,
and Albert T.. I.add. alias John Doe OF
Providence. IL defendant. will he sold at
public auction on Monday. the Sth day
OF August 1901 az i2 o'clock. noon. az
No. 225 Canal street. IN said Providence
Albert T.. Ladd had ar the time OF the
attachment on the original writ In the
suit in which said execution was OBJ
1901. At o'clock .. M In and 20 one
large Mosler safe
Levied on this eath day of July. 1901
and will he sold 20 satisfy said execution
II sufficient.
ANDREW MCKENZIE
iv2s-au7 Deputy sheriff
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Sheriff's Office.
May Sth, A. ID. 1901,


BY virtue and in pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number - issued out OF the
Eighth Judicial District holden at Grams
ton within and for said District on the
9TH day, OF May, A. -. 1901, and return
able 10 the said Court August 6th. A. -.
1901. upon Judgment rendered by said
Court on the 13th day OF February A. ID.
1901, In favor OF Hugh r. Balm OF the town
OF Cranston, County OF Providence. State
of Rhode Island. plaintiff against Alpha
II. Hill OF said Cranston, said County and
State, defendant, ! have this day. at 3
o'clock n. m. levied the said Execution on
all the right. title and interest, which the
23d day OF January, A. u. 1901. at 30 min
utes past o'clock y. M. Uhe time OF the
attachment on the original WRIT I'm and
to the following described real estate.
viz: Two certain tracts OF land I'm said
Cranston with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, the first tract being
bounded on the west hy Pontiac avenue
and I'm part on the other sides by land
and OF said Alpha. r. Iiill, containing
about Al 900 square feet.
The second tract being bounded on the
west by Pontiac avenue, and In part on
other sides by lands now or formerly Of
one Jenison OF the City OF Providence and
OF said Alpha r. HIN, containing about
Notice is hereby given that will sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
a Public Auction 20 be held In the Sher-
court House IN said city of Providence
In said County OF Providence. on Satur-
day, the tenth G0thl day OF August. A. -.
1901 az ~ o'clock noon for the satisfac-
tion of said execution. debt interest on
the same. costs 81 suit my own fees and
ali contingent expenses, " sufficient
CHARLES IT. BROWN,
j17s4sf.as. Deputy sheriff
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue OF an execution issued from
the district court OF the Tenth judicial
District. holden In Pawtucket. I'm the
County OF Providence and State OF Rhode
Island, In the suit OF the r. G. Church
Company OF Providence VS. Thomas ~.
CosGroye. OF Pawtucket. I'm said county
will be sold AT public auction At u o'clock
MON. on Wednesday. August 2, 1901 AT
the storehouse OF the 4. &. Church com
pxp1y. corner OF Sabin and West Ex-
change. In said Providence. the following
described property.
Material for Tip Cart. Shafts spokes.
Rimk Bolts. etc.
THOMAS DYER, Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-30

FOR sALE-CoTTAGE AND BARN.
on First street; 10 rooms with bath ano
steam heat and nice barn. only one min
ute from car line ISAAC l.. 'sOFF CO.
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FOR sALE-DOEs THIS INTEREST
you? A two-family house OF 10 rooms
steam heat and all improvements. in a
GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE-WE ARE GENERAL
agents for tho General Accident lnsur'
against accident or loss by burglary
ISAAC L. GOFF co.