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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
powoERLY's SALARY UND;sTURBeo.
Business Transacted by the Knights OF
Labor Assembly Yesterday.

Business Transacted by the Knights OF
Labor Assembly Yesterday.
INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. 22.-At the afternoon
session OF the Knights the Finance Com
mittee reported that there was good grolnd
for the; charge of looseness in the disburs-
ing of money by the general board. bills on
the Treasurer not being countersigned. The
committee recommended t0at more bull
ness.iiks methods be introd iced in the
general Office. The reports showed that
reduction OF fifteen thoussnd dollars annual
llV would result from tie consolidation of
the secretary and treasursr's Offices and de-
cressing The M X bers he Executive Board
and recommended that the salaries OF
general officers be undisturbed. An sx-
citing discussion followed the last propos-
iti0n. many delegates urging retrenchment,
bnt the report Of the committee vas con-
CURED IN. It vas also decided TO pay
mem osrs Of the executive board four dollars
a day aud expenses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
couNTERFsIreRs CAUGHT.
An Important Capture Made Near Baf-
faio. New York.

An Important capture 6auc Noaf Dei-
faio. New York.
BUFFALO, Nov. 22.--Though the author
tiles refuse To talk about the recent big cap
tnre of ofcounterfeiters in Western New York
and Pennsylvania few facts have leaked
out 10 show il TO be one of the most Inn
portAnt cases on record. The man Richard
sOn. who was brought 10 Buffalo Tuesday
night oy Special Agent Lyons. is not only
seemingly respectable. but Is IN more than
ccmiortsble circumstances. lie has de-
lightful home al Cssssisga, and Is the father
OF TWO estims0le daughters almost grown
10 womanhood. Ii is stated that the
Governmen has for years tried 70
get case against Richardson. but
never with success until now. IL
is believed that for twenty years be has
been making counterfeit money. and that
no man in the United States has ever been
able 10 produce a spurious coin SO near like
the genuine as he. The other SIX men, 1t
is said, were interested with him in circu-
latiug the coin, but Richardson, II is alleg-
ed, was the manufacturer. Detective Lyons
took him to Auburn this morning. where
the United States Court is in session. and
ne will al once be taken before the Grand
Jury. That part OF the proceedings VII
probably be a mere fOrmality, as Richardson q
has expressed his Willingness 10 tell all he
knows about the operations OF the gang.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
SOPER'S EXAMINATION.

The $500 Drsft Case Occupying the At
tentioa OF Judge Holmea
Fred SOper bad partial examination in
the Police Court yesterday He is charged
wiih forging the name OF J. s. Deer to q
500 dram, and collecting the money on it,
Deer lives in Nashville. Michigan, and is
cattle dealer. he says tina. SOper forged bis
name 20 tas draf while SOper says that be
did not out that Deer signed his name 10 IL,
and tnst the money vas gwen to kim.
~ hen The case was called up yesterday,
Hon. y A. Earle. attorney for John Nohr.
hard stated 60 the Court that Hr. Nonr-
bsrGt wanted if understood that be thought
Mr. SoVer innoCeni OF fhe crime charged
sni that b. would not help the prosecution.
The case Eiil be continued this afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
Permanently Orgnnlzed.

all the wards were represented at the
Prohibition meeting last evening, except
the Seventh ward A permanent orgsni-
zation was effected and the following Ofii-
GERS were elected TO serve for six months:
President. j. II. Thsw; First Vice Presi-
dent, J. l.. Mckee: Second Vice President.
II. HcMillen: Secretary. J. W. Adams;
Treasurer, Peter Nslmsri; Librarian, Geo
Roloefs. All member are required to sign
the constitution. and are expected to vot c
the prohibition ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
FRelGnT suslNess
a Decreases IA kustaess- later state
tosnEasFos Rklll Nst s1fersso.

A Decreases IA bustsess-fns later ststs
CoMHsEos eziai Nst H1fsrosa.
frs4ghl aasn eon p4sis 81 a aeclasc falling
Cd n sreigAi shipments. Before eiecsloa
railroad companies could nol set cars
enough - % he vera white now there
sTs many standing IDLE besides thes cam.
plain ii ths "A xed slsts a. IsilF0sa s8sifs
a over The country Railroad business
vss never n sach . depiosab.s condition
slucs have neeu IL the railroad business
remarked al experlesosd freigAt Assss ~
oDs ~ Our ie&alas ro@1s- TIE iact ~ tns
matter . The companies pay eli Atlle
attention &C. TIE Inter state con unerce 80
1he complaints CAD De made a. The Com
Al ssiouefs b4t the aeclsiou ~ cases ouluss
.roal The Supreme Ooarl sn1 lhs supreme
Ceuu ooUlc UOt dispose 81 Tie cases that
Coold be reported = q shorl pme Ia tweniy
years My there are msuy roads tnst
would oe completely rUlnea 4 thsy we're
compelled 10 sbids strictly hy al tie re-
Qulrements ot tie lsw They ale e. ait
uatsd geographically that thsy would ns
bankrupt Ia = shoTs sine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
THERE ARE TWO SIDES

To the smith against smith Trouble that
Comes from Kalamazoo.
Leonard l.. Smith was arrested yesterday
afternoon for committing az assault and bat
tery on bis former wife. and the matter
was partially compromised by Mr Smith
giving up the sirl in question. and he was
released on hls own recognizance to appear
IN Police Court this morning.
Mr Smith. who is the owner Of an undi.
vided one-half interest ia the glri. called at
the TTLFoRkN- HrRALn Office last evening
and SAID that Mrs Smith told him to take
care Of be girl. a. sac was unable % do H.
snd be hsd brought her 10 this city 50 that
her mother would not bother the girl 50
much. lie said that be vas stopping 3; .
respectable place on Wet fulton-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Their Fair st the West side Armory-Con

Their Fair At the West side Armory-Con-
cert Tonight
Il would be hard 10 fad more jolly or
happy crowd than the German NJ. E. Church
people, no are holding fair at the West
Side ArmOry. The fair wss opened last
night with between three and four hundred
people present. An admission fee of 20
ceGts was charged. and refreshments were
served at a nominal price.
One side OF the ArInOry was fitted up and
filled with many attractive articles made by
the ladies Of the church, and which are for
sale. The room was decorated with flags,
and everyone present seemed to be enjoying
themselves fully.
Tonight the fair will De continued, and =
concert will be given. Refreshments will
be sold the same as last night. The pro-
ceeds viii 20 for the benefit OF the churcb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Early yesterday morning John Murphy
and another young man were found lying
the gutter Oh The corner OF College-ave.
and Staie-st where they hal been thrown
from a carriage. Murphy was taken 10 the
L. Il. A Home and then to his home in
the north part of f9e city. where he will re-
main Tor several days as his head was cut
IN frightful msnner The accident was
caused oy a runaway and the rig was
completely smashed
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
ALL GIVE THANKS
something VIII BE Done for the w orthy

Something VIII Bs Done for the w orthy
Poor.
The poor Of Grand Rapids are to be re-
membered again this year. and Chas. Fox
has named the following committee to meet
st the Peniusular Club Rooms this noon to
perfect plans for the work of soliciting funds
Msssrs. Percy T. Cook. George h. Pantlind,
VIII ;. AcCsy. John &. CovOde. J. II. F.
Hugaart. John ". BloGgett, Philo 9. Puller,
Calvin ;. Holt W. C. Hughart, Jr., T..
Hodenpyle. and f. Crofton Fox.
lt is hoped each one will oe present. as
committees are 10 be appointed and the
work commenced a. once. The ball is now
in motion. and on Thanksgiving day sppi-
ness will De carried 70 hundreds of homes
this year in Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
THs CATTLE MONOPOLY.

The Chicsgo Com hinstion Has Crushed
the Othsr Dealers OF the Country
sr. Lours. Nov 22.-Ths Senate fpvssti-
gazing COMMITTEES took = mass of tsstimouy
today. al gong r. show tie existence Of A
powerful combination N Chicago 70 control
the beef trade Of the country. gorge Beck.
Of Detroit. butcher snd cattle desicr. said
shat tas dressed beef organization Of Chi
rsg0 hsd resulted III crHsbiak out al the
hu chers throughout the Eastern states
sni concentrating ths cattle business ia
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
THAT FRENCH CRISIS
IL q, said to be = Cr.siion of the Imsi

IL Is said to be Cresfion of the Imsg-
ination.
NV YoRK. Nov. IA London speci al
to the Tipcs says. During the past two days
there has bean q curious consensus Of ogin-
ion that the French Reunblic is in = 0es-
perate strait. and tkst - GovBfs.l is imli-
ns0t Sevsral English Radicals Of rep1's.
hesides Wifrid Blunt. who is scarcely Of
ihsf description. have expressed the most
pessiaisfic views on the subject out Of
which = sort Of scsre has generated here.
There seems 20 % q reason Tor this fright
Certainly General BouisnCsr has not reached
the zenith 0f bis career baf there is yet no
ress0n apparent for The friends Of he Re-
runlL- ID despair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

HE FACT that our advertisements
n are quite generally read - more snd
KID more apparent daily Only osy or
49, two aco ws mentioned q Sheet iron
Stov. for heating boa carr loaded With
p.f.,haale freight Wha vas fhe Iesuld
Yesterday ve sold one mEn NJ stoves.
Only yesterday we called attention 20
NEW PROCESS" ROPE and before
night we had three inquiries Sc sfs fa-
only house IN tie ciy that change their
advertisement daily. aud q you vii wsfcA
this space from day to day. vo8 viii be sur
prisei 81 The new and useful things in our
line that vou Will wonder how YOU got
along without them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

julius Honssmsn has begun fore closure
Of mortrage Of - 600 given by James n.
Lane and wife 10 secure him ar enoOrser u
Bank The property described consists of
III acres OF lsnd in Games township. and
five acres u this city. The blli states Melvin
J. and Isaac II ClsTk are interested IN the
property IS subsequent purchasers OF ~
cUmbrarcers
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Joseph Eixier. Of Milwaukee. The pro-
prieior of one OF the largest cooper es;sb-
lishments IN the country Is IN the city for .
few DAYS. he VIII make Arrangements TO
ship bis stayes and other mate al og ran
instead OF by boat as he formerly aid
S,sses shipped by boat are often wet and
snoiled before they reach Milwaukee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

The Lcader. which has undertaken to
dispense all the local Offices under the
administration CT President Harrison saws
that Col. +. J. Pierce hss vithdrswn from
he field Tue TIKI EcEAN. HERALD has the
best Of authority for saying thst Colonel
Pierce hiss not withdrawn. He - doing
nothing TO cast disoredif on any other
candidate. but will continue TO mske 81
friendly contest Tor the position
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

JohBson 4 easius miostfeis gave
sp.sndld entsrsziamsos lsst e. ~ bsfors
a lsrzs a1dls0es. las eonFsas -oOIsins
some 81 lhs b<ss bofas eofk a. . a~.s.-
iag iokss ssnsfsAy we're nes aea good.
so-as es tAeu especially -. the soaeDcs
~ W gsFily va esp<clSilf oouc~soas.
Pred Az.coln 5 unc9lpie1iy IA TIE iiout
rsnk IL female impefsonsloTs. JohDson
eBc sl4sla are, oi oo-fss. aosts IN thssn-
sS ives src al TIE solelsls ATE goO0. Tue
sslbinis ere mzfsslOes IN heir e.cscis aad
iuesier Sc-. '-Tne LOST Aoe. with whlch
the pfoSfsmms closes = . very funny Com-
edy Ia IA me-. OCmpl sag = cOAsldefAole
amount of good music.
". W. riotsons Comedy Company
which all "a seen here Ia Zig ID Is
Ineeung siih = great reception THIS week
a. the Detroit opsrs House. zig Lss
has made biz ~ each city here iG las
Teen produced Mis- Anna Boyd. tie
Gabrielle IN Evan ellue. has great roe
~ Il lax" and shs never iails 10 keep
her audience IN g0Od num0F. The Turkish
bath scene is strange and hilarious novelty
and the many strange ana funny incidents
keep ne house m rOsfs. There sill De =
Thanksgiving matinee Of Lig LAs.
The entertainmerl pfesented az Smith :
Opera House last evening Vas Witnessed Uy
q large audience anu gave he best OF salts
faction The entire show from the begin 70
nIag 10 the end was fiTst c.Ass. fact which
hes resulted IN lafge audiences a. each per-
formance. The same programme vii De
presented a. the matinee saturday alter
noon.
Considering the counter attractions "Jesl-
ousv $ ~ witnessed 10y x od-sized audi-
ence lass evening. sid Frances idea Of
putting burnt cork IN the star part without
making the play a IA. .nstrei show Is al
original departure which makes happy
hit The play will occupy the stage ior
the four remaining performances this week.
The concert to be given under the au-
spices of the Orsiorio Society will be one OF
the finest ever given IN this city. The ar
tistes who will participate are among the
best living. and il will be an unfavorable
comment of the city il Hartman > Hall is
not well filled.
Manager arwood's Little Nugget" com
psnv, Vlich is to occupy the boards al
Re- m0nds next week. has been remark
able success for the reason that IL deserves
success. Tickets are now on sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

rN- rr.asur-r Deals win ne Subject In
His Annual Report.

rn- Treasurer Deals win he Suhieet In
His AnRaai Report.
wAsHrverov. Nov t2 aitsd States
nnsnis thst if purchases Of silver are 20 %
coadn1ei By ths Government. trs bullion
- puf into bars Or irzofs lpou Which any
iurres.s ln q yer csrtiicsfss could safely
b. hssei Hs sa7s tbas between Nay sn1
November tSS1. owing 60 = scarcity of one
snd swo dollar notes. me millions OF silver
collars we're drswn from Che trsssurT. bat
waen fhr notes we're again % aa had ne
silver dnisrs cams BACK % the treasury a.
fast e. they bsd gone cur. and the Treas
ursr believes fhat tne peorie have a. TIE
silver dollars they Vii take tie a'so rec
ammenis the re-cri1are n halfd0Iiar
pieces and al lncrssssd amount OF smaller
coin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Rev. T. ~. Reid. ~ Re ssoond Street v.
: church. snd ssvsrs. ether Nstho6ist
ministers a. tbis city esvs this morning
f1r Tsnsieg ca srtsnd fbe u1ers of Rev q
C. oifs. fsthsr 81 s 8 8s NJ o5s =
one sf re oidess and 5szs kao-s 4shodist
ministers q Nicaigsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Nxw Yosx. Nov 22-TVo chHdr.n vs-s
burned 70 death in = tenement honss today
While NrS e-ee1ehu-z VS. out looking f1r
war< Or ssski1E cbs1 sbie stance. The
sh a-pr ~srs ccsei .n 80 set.c room sd
played with rstchss. seffiag Gre 10 .hs bed
.f.sffsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Jsrrs Ros vorrE rasn chs-Ee' wfh
selling faaor on sscsion dsy. 49, srrs.zrsd
in - p. - Coarf yesterday raorniax sr5
ravat ersnirsnor He va hel5 81 fr a.
o 70 nsTt EN- e tbs szr<fsr So Ros
r1ns = szlsoa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

AhoHt one hundred ADD sly guests.
members of he T sslisf churoh society
s-a their frsnds. spent q very pleasant
svenins ssf night Is ne residences of Nm.
A den smith The occasion vss = supper
gwen by fne s5iss of tie charch. This sss
The frss tbs season. of ths -sriss ~ one -sch
month % bs gwen tbs Winter. sn5 it rss
a 7srF suspiCicgs bpgfaniuE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
The Bii.d Musician.

The blind musicians. John McCsy. wife
and sister have been visiting since their
entertainments, with the family OF NJ.
Dovle. q Fiflh-sve They left yesterday
Tor Saginaw where they will made arrange
ments for al entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

srRrverrz1n. Asss.. Nav. "a plot 4,
-uh ne City Nstional Bsnk Of as ssy bv
george = Lsvsa rlark 5as h-en dis
co-ereE The after msEss rrstass en-
fess RI thar ths srncu1t fo ~ afoen Eas
fht-tr shrnssrf fnI ars Hs c1rf1ed n
s1rr cses croox shs E--~- sRs - - a.
tsetlse
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

The Dickens party and far given hv
the isdies Of Grace church IN tie lecture
room Of HartmsDs Hall. Yesterday after
noon and eTenlnz wss . complete success.
Scenes were taken from " DombeT & Son.
Old Curiosity shop. snd "Ilckwick
Paners" About So vss Melted 10 tbs
s.r-slT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Node Nash. of Truisnts rno rss arrested
ssvsral weeks so On charge Of courter-
fsifing snd rss discharges on sxsmirati,n.
Tss sgsin arrested yesterday ~ Trifs1
Ststss Nsrshsll Wstsrs on a chsres ~ 70
iauns ths iicuoT az he is i1 al rstrz
70 - ARA zned for examination.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Wn. R5hins77. sns "B.s-s HE Scent.
~ill hsvs trisi 10 Poaes Coart tais fore
noon FOR PTrcs 1s rers0a 20 hrdrer
Bsou1sns aff.s zr ne 14ta e. az Grlars-
Rob nson SAYS tbst ne les aof Fr1r srr-
thing so0ut the nasftsr. - ne .esis3 s. 9s
srlrr~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

pgsa Bopeie.uia said - - Approaching
Ri- Esd.

Nv Yosx. Nov C.-lt hss been knovn
for fs~ 8sgs thst Er Dion Boscicxn.t
US very il tnt unu' Yesterday t VS. not
believed ihst ae vas In angerrus coDsi-
ren. f1is new. vas ecnurufsd st tha
y sfisnn -uusra reesrre. sbers ts vas
stsfed that 1s cou oot i've anz. What
tte exact rarrre rf be tr1uhIa ~ CEN Z cot
- sscertained. rff it is rronsov an attack
~ scnte rneumsur grut uflT.sd ~Ifh
rrsr-reis. h- hsVirg suffered f-em boln
fr.sur - lrr Vasrs. ln tne crescent Instance
tha reuf = q expected to -esrl the asArt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

N. 90 Cer,uson~r Wearing ~ Eoa 81
Iffs.
rowno~. Nov E-J0hu Briehf . worse
this morning sad Ais condition g conudersi
rrft
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Brock Quint charged with lewd and in
decent exposure. was admitted 10 bail IN he
Circuit Court yesterday in the sum of 500.
his boLd being signed by John Wiefinga
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23
ABOUT THE TEACHERS.

The sum of 100000 Has Been Borrowed
for Their Use.
Next Saturday is payday with the city
teachers. There are 2l4 on the payroll
and it takes s1l, ,34S87 to pay OFF with.
There is also in the employ of the Board of
Education twenty-four janitors.
Although the $4,000 recently borrowed
by the Board has not been credited to the
general fund. the teachers will be paid Just
the same. The amount borrowed will be-
come dus March l. 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Tie follow ng s. isi ~ tbs marriage
sc-rsss ise1ef s5rce last Published zfb
frs rsaaes. re 6e7rs vher. outside TIE cifrl
a1i 49, ol tbs parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

10 and IL NenrOe-St.
33, 30, 81. 80 x Il L0uis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-23

Manager arwood's Little Nugget" com
psnv, vlich is TO occupy the boards al
Re- m0nds next week. has been remark
able success, for the reason that II deserves
success Tickets are now on sale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21

legal action. On Monday forenoon. ~
Mrs. Murgatroyd and Mrs. Sweet were
returning TO North Providence 10 see
William Allen Sweet, they were overtaken
near Manton 10y Bradford Sweet. Mr..
Sweet jumped from the buggy. seized his
wife, and with little ceremony placed her
in the vehicle. at the same time brushing
aside his mother-in-law, who fell down
an embankment injuring her clothing
A crowd gathered around but Mr.. Sweet.
giving the lash to his powerful and
spirited horse. dashed of towards Cen
tredale with his captive wife. Monday
evening Sweet was arrested 10y Deputy
Sheriff McCabe on warrant charging
him with assault on Mrs. Murgatroyd.
He was released In Olneyville on bonds
given 10y his brother. and Mr.. Murga-
troyd. who was present at Sweets arrest.
was then taken into custody on the
charge of assault with "a dangerous
weapon on Sweet. He obtained bail on
Wednesday and was released, and So. up
to date, this rather singular case stands.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
MhNrON.

A.. o. Coates has placed large Moslcr
safe in his office.
Mrs. George Lee il recovering from
her recent illness.
Mr.. lIainey, an OncyvilIe shoe maker.
has leased a store in Coalcs' Block.
Mrs. Alfred Holden has been seriously
III this week bat is reported better.
Miss Bertha Bates and Miss Oracle
Bamford are spending n few weeks down
the Bay.
Mathew Clark, Of IIarrisville, moved
into one Of the dwellings in Rowley y row
this week
Mathewson Il Bullock's market and
Carpenter grocery store closed We'd
neshay, Butchers Day.
Anchor Lodge met Monday evening
the second and third degrees were con
ferred on one candidate.
X. Richardson has been in Fall River
and other Massachusetts manufacturing
cities this week on business.
Harry Swindell and Henry EmhoG
attended the Butchers and Marketnen's
excursion al Oakland Beach. Wednesday.
Walter Hughes, u this place, who was
recently scalded at n mill in Olneyville,
IL al the home of his parents at Pawtuck-
et and n rapidly recovering from the
accident
team from Olneyville driven Wy a
man named Cole ran into Dana Lyons
team near The depot. Friday evening II
last week. Both wagons were quite
badly broken and Mrs. Cole was thrown
out hut not injured. The cause Of the
accident was the street lamp binding
The Olneyyille man so be- did not see the
other team.
The fire Saturday evening on Chalk
stone avenue caused quite "a ripple ~ eI-
ciicuent here. The second alarm was
struck by mistake II being thought that
the fret was no, sounded The barn be-
longed 10 Owen Mcmahon and was
rendered worthless. The fire depart
men' arrived IN very short time, but
people here will feel safer when the new
station at Dyeryille gets into working
order.
AZ twelve O'clock last Saturday night
about half the people II this village were
awakened by loud crash. II was found
that the limb of large tree near IIolden'f
Hall had split % and fallen across
the street rendering travel impossible.
Nine telegraph wires were broken Wy tb'
falling limb and the line men ~ the
several companies were compelled q
come here n, once and repair them. The
limb remained across The street iill morn
ing when the employees of the city high
way department came and removed th'
debriF.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
Church News.

The Harris avenue sunday school
enjoyed pleasant picnic at Rocky Point,
Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Hall. of Pawtuxei. preached
a; the Harris avenue church last Sunday,
in exchange with the pastor.
The attendance at the Broadway Bap-
tist Sunday school last Sunday morning
was 500. Rev. Mr.. osterhout preached
in the afternoon from the text Let lis
Then Come Boldly Before the Throne of
Grace" In the evening the Sunday
school gave concert. The choir rendered
some fine music and Mr.. Daniel Sylvester
Of Arlington, gave several fine violin
solos. Recitations followed 10y members
Of the school. The concert topic was
Jesus Only" The exercises closed with
remarks by the pastor.
Rev. j. V. 0sterhout. Of the Broadway
Baptist church, Providence, supplied the
pulpit at the Baptist church yesterday
and preached from the text Thessalo.
mans, 10th Verse. AT Trinity chapel Mr.,
Dolbel, Of Providence. read an excellent
sermon from the collection of Rev, Charles
Kingsley, the text being ST. John NJ; rs.
-Pawtuxet Cor. of the Journal.