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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
HAMTuCkET. RI.

July 2, A. u. lsaq.
ln accordance with the provisions OF Chap.
ter ,0s7 of tho Public Laws OF the state OF
Rhode ISLAND, append hereto n description
of The mark or brand nnNed oy me as a
designation ct ownership upon the bottle
rack on boxes owned and used 10y ~ q In the
business " hoitlinR and dealing In Lager
Beer.
DESCRIPTION.
Ny mark or designation of ownership cen.
-ists ot the initials -. H. H." affixed 10 side
of said box or rack either IN nntntiny or
burning.
Ana hereby certify the above to be n true
description of my mark aud designation of
ownership upOn said bore- ur racks
'. ". HHANAGUAN
Hy hla utt ,luo.
j, GU JANIS l.. JESKs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
PAwTucKEr, X. J.,

PAwTuCKEr, X. J.,
July 2, A. ID. 1892.
In accordance with the provisions OF
CHAPTER lOG7 of the Public Laws of the state
OF Rhode Island, append hereto n descrip.
ton ot the mark ar brand affixed by me as n
designation of ownership upon bottles
owned and used by me In the business of
manufacturing, bottlng and dealing In Lager
Beer.
DESCRIPTION.
My mark or designation of ownership, con.
-lsts Of the words ~. II. Branaghan, and Z
Exchange street, Pawtucket, X. J., and those
words are blown upon one side OF the bottle
used ny me ~ aforesaid. And hereby certi
fy that the foregoing il "A true description of
my mark and designation OF ownership.
J.. H. BRANAGHAN.
by his attorney,
JAMES l.. JkNKs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
THE SENATE.

The United States Senate, as at present
constituted, consists of AZ Republicans,
80 Democrat, / Farmers Alliance cham
pion, and l individual calling himself
"an Indocrat." The Republican plurality
over the Democrats is 8; the Republican
majority over all is 6. TIM terms OF
twenty-six Senators, II Republicans and
II Democrats, expire on March /, 1893.
They are:
REPUBLICANS. DEMOCRATS.
FELTON,, Califomis. Gray, Delaware.
Hale, Maine. fasco, Florida.
Sanders, Montana. Iurpio, Indiana.
Paddock, Ncbrr ska. Gormnu Maryland.
stewart, Nevada. George, Mississippi.
Hscock, New York. Cockrcll, Missouri
Sherman, OHIO. Blodgctt New Jersey.
Casey, North Dakota bate, Tennessee.
Quay, Pennsy lvania. Mma, Texas.
Aidrich, ,Rhodc I-loud. Daniel, virginia.
Redhcld, Vermont. Hunton, Virginia.
Allen, Washington. Faulkner, W. virginia.
sawyer, Wisconsin.
Warren, Wyoming.
In several of the States, notable Ohio
and Rhode Island, Senator'S have already
been chosen to fiji tho full term begin
ming eight months hence; but in O major
ity of the cases the Legislatures 10 be
chosen this year will select the Senators.
This is so in New York, New Jersey, West
Virginia, Wisconsin, and Indiana, the
five States which are certain 10 bo most
closely contested, and upon the result in
which will chiefly depend the compo-
sition OF the next Senate. II ought 10 be
Democratic body, but from present
appearance the Republicans win retain
control. The admission Of The North
western States settled that
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

W. Waldo Robinson, Of 4 wtucket, n. H.,
herr by gives notice that he has been ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of said Paw
tucket executor OF the viii OF James Lee,
late OF said Pawtucket, u, cea' ed, and that
he has legally qualified TO act as executor.
Pawtucket, ". l., June 20. ls0
w. WALDO RoBISsor,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05

ENOUND-Small female terrier; name J. A.
IL Seal, Pawtucket, on collar. owner can
have the same by proving property and pay.
ing charges. Peter Flanagan, 20 Garfield
street, Central Falls. II
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
Broadway Carriage Repository
--AND-
LIVERY STA1LI.

New and second hand Carriages constantly
on hand. The finest turnouts IN the city nj
popular ~ ices. CAvANAU6H A MANNING,
vs. a. and 10 BrUadwev mle II
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
CITY OF PAMTUCKET.
Applications for License.

OFFICE OF THE LICENSE COMMISSIONERS,
PAwTUcKET, June 90, 1892.
Applications for license Ia sell pure, spirit
ous, in' 'oxicating and malt liquors have been
made by the following named persons;
SECOND CLASS.
Francis Collins ~ Co., 20 Broad street.
The Board of License Commissioners will
be In session at their Office on Tue sday,
July 9, ut O'Clock p. M, at which time and
place all persons so desiring may be heard
on the matter of granting said applications.
BERNARD KEENAN,, ! rtoooso
GEORGE NJ. REN, i,o,,,.s'tsis,, q s
ELISHA w. BUCKLIN, i)No'"'''aei'"'i'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05

ENVERYONE In need of information on the
ID subject of advertising will do well to
obtain copy of "Book for Advertisers" 1858
pages, price one dollar. Mailed, postage
paid, on receipt of price. Contains careful
compilation from the American Newspaper
class toi,rnais: gives the circnlation rating
OF every one, and good deal of information
about rates and other matters petainipg to
kowEGs 1Gfae's ADvERTIsiNG " BUREAU 10
Spruce street, N.Y.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05

UTANTED-Lady or gentleman seeking n
w highly respectable business, and very
profitable, can hear of such by addressing,
with stamps, for full particulars, "MANA-
GER" % Chapin Avenue. Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
A1nnta, 90 get, Gtr.

NyANTED-Women wanted I'm finishing
w room of "A Seamless Hosiery Factory
Light neat work and good wages. Apply ai
T.. Jenckes Manufacturing Co. t2u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19

the cock fight and interspersed his re-
marks with lively hits on most of those
present. Chief OF Police Child was then
called and said he had bought ticket for
the fight from Gen. John Brennan, and
had attended the fight and spotted the
prisoner, arresting him later.
Postmaster George was re called and
identified Lhe fowl by the extreme scar
city OF its posterior plumage, and by other
positive and negative points.
The prisoner was then called to the
stSnd and testified that he lived at the
corner of Fifth avenue ana Nineteenth
street, Johnston. "a sub-bub of Provi
dence." He said he had been out all the
evening on the night in question sitting
up with n sick brother, a member Of "The
Home Guardians and was returning home
met B. T. Davis and Postmaster George He
and Mr.. Davis started for the city Hall,
and as they neared that edince, the light
Brahma hen which always accompanied
witness on his walks, scenting n battle
from afar, made a rush for the ring in the
basement. The hen ran ahead and witness
offered TO bet $40 with Davis on the RUM
ing qualities of the hen.
Speaker Capron, under the name OF
Adm Ballou, and George L. Cranston fol-
lowed and testified 60 the good character
OF the prisoner and his impeachable
veracity The former said he had treated
ex-Mayor Barker for mono-mania and
said that the. ex, Mayor was always accus-
cusing everybody of stealing the rooster.
ExMayor Smith was the last witness.
He said: Like Othello, my occupation is
gone; ex-Mayor Barker's character was
somewhat bad; his father had had the hen
fever. and it was supposed that the ex-
mayor was suffering from the hereditary
effect of that fever. Witness one day
passed n hall where Jenness Miller was
lecturing, and saw Postmaster George and
Senator Cranston trying to get in. He
heard them agree to cnarge Judge Phillips
with stealing n rooster.n
After the speeches and the charge to the
jury the prisoner was acquitted because
he was a soldier
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19

wAsHINeros, March 1s.-New England PEN
sions: Mane--oyginal, Eben Rowe, Thomas
Carter, VIM. W. Walton, VIM. NJ. Small, John
n. Gaslin, Elisha Douglass, jackson VI. Libby,
Amasa Robbins, Charles il. Bean, Marti5 Red
ericE, John y. Steward, Patrick Driseell; adj
ditionsL Michael +. Foley, Michael Murphy,
increase, KavsrS Emory, Timothy Reed; re-
issue, Amasa Gregory, John n. Morrill,, VIM.
p. Small, Chester Nielsen original widows,
etc, Levi frun6y (fsther), Jennie vsrney, u.
A. Foley, Adsline Waterheyse, George II. Mel
son Cfather), Augusta r. wigsin. Mary A. Lib
New Hampshire - Original, orton Moore,
JAS. q. Dimond, Charles A. Tarbox, Norman
c. Smith, Leonard III. L. Ptllsbury; reissue,
Owen A. willry, Ebenexer s. Kibbe reissue
and increase, Alexander ii. Baelon; original
widows, etc, minor OF A. Chad born.
Observation-Disclosures Parker Eaton, Al
fred w. Mills, Michael Norton, George q.
Floyd, Nathan A. stone, James II. Kendall,
Edwin Ripley, Robert Newman, Asa ID. Bean,
Jonathan Childs, James Hogan, Frederick A.
Hathaway, Carlos ID. Needbam, WIN. II. John
son, N. q. g. Morse, Charles o. Hunter, Pat.
rick Dempsey, Louis Dufaux, Leander G. Jefts,
Edward Matthew'S. Charles Niles, James kea-
w, Artemus Cleale, John n. Elliott, John A.
Hodgkins, Uoring q. White, Charles Bun Geo.
T.. Hayes. John stevens, Vim. T.. Cook; sddi-
tional, A. blanchard, Edwin Herscy, Albert l..
orcutt. Patrick Fttzsibbons; increase, John
Holden; reissue, Hannibal Nichols; original
Mary w. Hayden, Catherine Herbert, Harriet
Il. Nichols, Mary r. Ring, Elizabeth King, mi
nors OF Edward O'Malloy.
Rhode Isiand-Originsl, George Nye, Thom-
as Rice; additional, David McComb, VIM. il.
IA. Corps increase, Otis Photteplaee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
SWEARING "BY EPH GREEN"

Mckinley, Jr ex-commissioner of Pub
lie Works Coleman, Benjamin Il. Butler
Assistant Postmaster Charles Williams,
William Il. Russell Joshua NJ. Addeman.
John j.. Sullivan: Robert Z. Smith, David
B. Hill: ex-Mayor Hayward, Thomas B.
Reed and Gen. Charles A. Wilson, Ris-
ing Sun Morse
Grover Cleveland was appointed fore
man of the jury and at this point the
court was interrupted by the counsel for
the defense, who asked his honor il he
called Grover Cleveland his friend ?
somewhat So" calmly replied the court,
and he further remarked that he did not
want any outside barbarian from Worces-
ter 10 come into Rhode Island court and
attempt 70 create disorder. Capt. Newton
then replied that he had never heard of
order in a Rhode Island court and then
the trouble began.
Henry r. Barker, BENJAMIN Davis of
PawtuclSet, Charles r. George and Chief
of Police Child were sworn in as witnesses
for the prosecution and were ordered TO
hold mp both hands while the oath, $50
help you Eph Greene" was admitted.
The first witness was the complainant.
Henry r. Barker. who testified that on
the Chrfstmas eve in question he was
awakened by bis wife, who poked him i'm
the ribs and told him that something was
wrong. He said that he had gone to bed
Ihe that night, having entertained some
friends, ex-Mayors Howard and McNallv.
Governors Brown and German and Gen.
Brennan and Richard Comstock, who had
been attempting TO arrange matters so
John r kendrick could be appointed
S9'ed States marshal. He testifying TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
THE PROPERTY N QUESTION.

Clarke. Crier High Sheriff White.
Lawyers--State, G. i. Perry; deience
Can't. A. V. Newton, both OF worcester
and both lawyers. Prisoner-Judge w.
4 A. Phillips. Offieor-Chief of Police
Child.
The clerk read the docket and announced
the cases 1852, State VS.. Paddock. llSl;
State VS.. Woodcock, and State VS.. Greene
were called. As Woodcock was dead and
Greene had fed TO Canada both cases were
discontinued and case 1000, State VS.. w.
A. Phillips was called. The State attor-
new announced himself as ready TO try the
case and the officers of the court was in-
structed to bring in the prisoner. He soon
appeared with Judge Phillips, who radiant
in n sweet smile and a huge red pink
looked far from anxious at the result OF
the trial =,
The Indictment was read, and charged
the prisoner with purloining a Plymouth
Rock rooster valued at $40 from ex-Mayor
Barker on the night of December "A and
plea of not guilty was entered. may
change nv mind after hearing the evi-
dence, though" said the prisoner, and the
court Immediately called him TO order.
Then followed the impannelling OF the
Jury. First came ex-Iieut-Gov. Stearns
rs Grover Cleveland, followed by Mayor
Potter, as James G.. Blaine; ex-Gov. w.
Davis, Benjamin Harrison ex-Gov. Lit
-tfefield, Jay Goufd -Enited States Mar-
shal John Kendrick, John Sherman
Prest. L. Benjamin Andrews, William
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19

Temple of Honor, No. 81, which VIII De
observed on the Both inst:
A preliminary Republican caucus was
held at Saylcsville last evening to recon-
mend a moderator and clerk Tor election
at the Town House Monday night.
Charles +. Fisher was chosen as the can
didate for moderator and j. o. CLASSY Tor
clerk
In the District Court this morning, two
persons were fined for drunkenness.
rior Lodge, /. O. o. f.. will meet on Mon
day evening next. instead Of Tuesday:
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Lincoln Republican Association VIII De
held In their hall, Brennan's block, Cen
tral street, March ~. at $3.50 CLOCK. After
quet will be served in odd Fellows Hall;
Col Daniel r. Ballou aud other good
speakers will be present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
Points OF Interest.

Thomas +. Meehan has been appointed
assistant janitor of public buildings Mt a
salary of $50 per month.
The collectors for st. Patrick's Day of
st. Mary's parish will hold meeting to-
morrow evening In Sarsfeld Hall at
o'clock.
General Secretary Stratton of the Young
Mems Christian Association is in New
Bedford to-day attending the conference
of the New England general secretaries
In Music Hall assembly rooms next
Monday afternoon and evening the ex-
hibition of the free evening drawing
school will be held. 1t will open at
o'clock in the afternoon, aud at 8 o'clock
Thomas b. Stockwell, commissioners of
public schools, and others will make short
addresses.
Owing to the indisposition of John Nc
Auslan, who was engaged to speak at the
gospel service at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, there will be social meeting
led by f. o. Bishop; topic, Faith aud
Works" The choir of the Central Falls
Congregational Church will furnish
music.
The Woodlawn Abstsiners' Union will
hold basket party on the 25t inst.
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. =, /. q. O.
f., met last evening aud conferred the
third degree on ono candidate. IL was de-
cided to take part in the celebration of the
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America
on April 10Th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
CENTRAL FALLS.

The Democratic town convention was
10 have been held in the town house last
evening but owing TO misunderstanding
the delegates found the hall dark aud the
doors locked when they arrived at the APP
pointed place. Ii seems that Town Clerk
Crawford left the light in the hall
burning and the outside door un
locked, and, in fact everything in readi-
ness for the Democrats, leaving the house
nj about 1:l5. After he had gone, James
B. Gooding, deputy town clerk, came to
the house for something, and on leaving
locked the door after his usual custom, lit
tie dreaming of the complications this in-
significant proceeding was destined TO
cause. After waiting about for some
time the delegates repaired TO the rooms
of the town committee, completely pack
ing tho insufficient quarters. The roll
was called, several vacancies filled regard
less OF districts, and the temporary organ.
ization was made permanent.
10 was suggested that as the convention
had considerable businSss before IL IL
might be well TO adjourn TO Monday
night. Another advantage would be that
on that night Temperance Hall could he
secured aud grand rally held in connec-
tion with the convention. Mr.. Fitzsim-
mons took occasion 20 deuounce the Re-
publicans for locking them out OF the
town house after agreeing 60 allow them
TO convene there, and accused them OF
secrcting themselves in tho building for
the purpose Of spying upon them.
10 was finally decided 20 hold the con-
vention at the rooms Of tbe town com
mittee on Monday evening, and hold n
rally nc some future date
Town Clerk Crawford states positively
that the "lock out was purely uninten-
tional, and that the talk about the Repub-
licans- -spyiug upon them ~ srrsnt non
sense. How they could contriye TO do this
by secreting themselves in the town house
and then locking the delegates out is n
question for argument.
Garfield Social Temple Of Honor, No. 70.
has been invited Go be present at the
twenty -lrst anniversary VI twilight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
House Of Representatives.
a Jewcler Assigns.

At Bradstreet's Providence Office 10 is
learned that b. NJ. Wurzburger, a job
bing jeweler at 0 Maiden Lane. has made
an assignment TO Joseph Kohler. with
preference of $1,000. Il. M. Wurzburger
is the sister of Benjamin Wurzburger,
ness for several wears, but while of the
firm of Gunzburger & Wurzburger, was
unsuccessful and has since that time been
unable TO use bis own name. While yet
early 10 say, it is not supposed that the
liabilities will exceed $4,000. The busi-
ness has not been large in volume prob
plrally
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
Failures of the Week

NEW YORK, March 19.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the last seven days, as reported
to r. q. Dun & Co., and f. Russell d Co.,
the mercantile agency, by telegraph,
number fer the United States 2oS, and fo
canada 81, or total OF 24o, as compare
With totals Of 25s last week and 240 th
Geck previous to the last. For the cor
spending week of last year the figure
yero 275 representing 235 in the Unite
states and 40 in Canada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19

The Northwestern H. aud wlys has been, an ad-
vocate Of reform hrst Of all hin ITSELF n needed
then wherever and whenever needed 10 has from
the beginning aimed to coDd ct It's affairs in all de-
partments with n rigid adherence to sound. honest
principles economy, the character and quality Of
bus ness obta ned. and ex ense of securing the
Business during 1889 and 1890 was lower than In
any other regular Company, and lower still in 1891.
Its standard OF meInbershp has always been high
higher inieed, In 1891 with new business Of nearly
evenly millions than ten years before with only
fifteen millions.
The average death rate during the past twenty
years was 100; during the past fifteen years 03
during tue past ten years, o.97; during the past
FIVE years, o.o5; during the past year. O.s0 and
leading Company. The average Of all Companies
repor ting the Massachusetts Department for 1890
was 1.3t.
The supremacy Of the Northwestern's rate OF in
terest CONTINUES. being Clio on the assets at the
beginn ng OF the year. In 1890 the amount added
20 it, surplus exceeded that Of any other Company
while In 1901 its inc rcase SO per cent larger
even than in 1890. It's policy-ho!ders are quite
willing to waive the distinction OF belon-ng 10 the
largest Company In tho world OF the Company do
ing the largest business in the world they have
experimentaly learned that su results the fore
going mean not only increased and increasing solid
ity and strength. but annual and substantial bene-
fits 20 them not equalod by any other Company in
the world. w. +. GANNETT. General Agent,
9l Westminster street, Providence II. |.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
PHILLIPS NOT GUILTY
He Was Acquitted Of Taking Ex-
Mayor Barker's Rooster.
BECAUSE HE WAS A SOLDIER.
Gen. olney Arnold as Judge and Other
Prominent Citizens Deal Out Justice to
the Prisoner, Who Anticipated His
cnristp.s pinner-It Was Very Funny.

The mock trial under the auspices of
slocum Post, In Music Hall last evening,
furnished amusement for a large crowd OF
spectators, all of whom were kept in the
best of humor throughout the three hours
during which the trial lasted. The spec
tacle of twelve solid men . this State
sitting in solemn Judgment upon one OF
the leading judges, who, for an alleged
offence, was undergoing a trial by the
court nroved laughable in the extreme.
The court was called 10 order shortly
after s o'clock, Gen. Olney Arnold officiat-
inc as Judge with the following court
officers Clerk-City Clerk William K.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
A GIGANTIC BUZZ SAW.
ft VIII Cut Steel Armor- Plates as II They
Were Pine Logs.

tt VIII Cut Steel Armor- Plates as IL They
Were Pine Logs.
PITrsBURo, Pa, March 19.-Carnegie,
Phipps & Co., who have he government
contract for a portion OF the armor- plates
for the new navy, are to add to the finish
ing plant of tho armor department at
their Homestead mill gigantic steel saw
weighing 10 tons, that will cut a nickle
steel armor plate as an ordinary saw docs
plank.
The armor- plates range in weight from
eight to thirty eight tons and ara some
times twenty-five feet long and twenty
inches thick. The saw has bfnde seven
feet and half in diameter, geared from
above and rcvoving horizontally. With
IL an angular slab OF cold nickel steel,
weighing perhaps a dozen tons, is taken
of like the slab of IA pine log.
The saw is the first of the kind used in
this country, and cost about $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
Actor fIannery In Court.

Boston, March f9.-The hearing in the
case OF w. /. Finnnery, the actor, charged
With the murder OF Fayette Welch, 9
brother actor, at 10 Dix place, March 8,
ook placs before Judge Ely in the muni-
nm acting as counsel for the defendant.
Il the close OF the testimony for the gov
rnmept, no evidence being offered TO-
ne defence. Mr.. Cunningham asked th,
curt TO r.drce the charge from murdof
o msnslauEhtcr and Az hSh. The csuTi
AID he weula not decide go grave re
.inest withsut sems considepatien ant
-s+AteA ks woala give his -ssclsiss tcday
gnsn he would slse dsterNiss wheths
% bind ever ths defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
LEFT TO WAVES AND WIND.
A Captain Abandons His Boat and She
Struck on a Ledge.

Struck n Ledge.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., March 19.-Schoon-
er Annie @. Hall, which went ashore on
Boon Island Ledge, on Wednesday night,
ioated at high tide Thursday, and rs her
sails were left set when abandoned by her
crew, she proceeded to Godfrey's Cove,
near York Harbor, and struck ledge.
II was thought at one time that she
could be gotten off and the tug Piscata-
qua went to her assistance, but when she
arrived the vessel was found submerged,
and the sea so rough that the tug was un-
able to accomplish anything. The vessel
lies on n rocky bottom, and as the sea is
fast making over her, she will be total
wreck. Seafaring men here express
great surprise that Captain Davis should
abandon his vessel in the manner he did.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
Broke Her Leg.
The DlAfrict Court.

In the District Court this morning
Thomas McHugh was sent to the State
Workhouse for six months as vagrant.
James Carwell pleaded guilty TO being
a common drunkard aud was sent to the
State Norkhouse for six months.
Abraham Riley, residing on Pawtucke et
avenue, was arrested about midnight last
night for driving his wife out of doors in
her stocking feet, with babe in her arms.
This morning he pleaded guilty TO the
Riley, and was fined SEQ and costs.
Two persons were fined So and costs
each for drunkenness this morning, and
two were fined like amount for the same
offence yesterday afternoon.
The liquors seized at the places of James
II. Leonard. James Dempsey and Napoleon
Fournier, were declared forfeited to the
State.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
RONIANISM.
he Danger Ahead-Music Hall.

The Danger Ahead-NIusic Hall.
Grand patriotic discourse Sunday afternoon at
e.30 by the celebrated ex-Romanist Evangelist
Leyden OF Boston. Subject; rs the Romish
Church In Favor of Religious Liberty and Tolera-
ton Evening at 7;3o. in blackstone Hall. sub
ject: "why Left the Romish Church" Door
collection 10 cents