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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
JUST "OlO TIMBER"
rhs Famous ship " Foudroyznt" Sold an,
broken Up.


The famous old Foudroyant, one of
Nelson's dagships-in fat. the only
one. except the Victory, still in existence
has come 70 IN ignominiOus end. The
Foudroyant was launched al Plymouth
in I79s.
Had she been launched a month
earlier says the Viking. the Foulroyant
would have been flagship at the Nile.
As Il was, she had the honor OF caDtur-
ing The Genereux, 20. and the Guillarme
Tell 80. The only line-of-battle ships
watch escaped from the bay Of AbouI<ir
She served first under Sir James Il.
Warren. N t198. and helped TO defeat
Commodore Bombart's squadron OF the
coast 81 ireland, when the lloche, -,
was captured She then joined the
Mediterranean feet bl0ckading Cadiz.
and afterward engaged In watching the
French ships IN Toaion. On the escape
% the latter she was dispatched 70
Naples % reinforce Lord Nelson. who
ghen transferred his dal % her from
tae Vanguard The foudroyant now
became she 80 t of government Of the
kingdom OF Naples. and was for con-
siderable time The residence Of the king
and queen and Of Sir William and Lady
Hamilton II was while in the Fou-
droVant that Nelson captured Rome
with his ships aud in her he subse-
quently few his Tag as commander in
chief ia The Mediterranean.
The ship has. however. other associa-
tons hardly less interesting than those
connected with Nelson. On the 22d OF
March, 1901. In the BAY Of Aboukir,
where che had 80 narrow " missed bear
ing a glorious part three years before.
she received on board Sir Ralph Aber-
cromh7, who bad been mortally
wounded in the battle ~ the 9Ist In
spite OF all these historical associations.
the British naval authorities have sold
the Foudroyant. and she has been
broken up as old timber
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

a - 90 CnoIera.

There Is 90 u-e II any one suffering
wits the Cholera when CHAMBERLAIN ;
Cue, GaoiegS anu DIaIrhoea kemedy
can Dee Procured. Il Vii give relief IN
a TEA minutes AID cure IN short tlale.
1 nave trlvd Z aud kno..-N. Ii.
Clinton iielmetta, y. j. The epidemic
At II imetta s@s Al Irst believed TO b.,
cholera, bat saAstq uent lnE stgatlon
proved Il 10 b Olent form OF aysen-
terry. almost as dangerous a. cholera.
Ihis Remedy VA used thvre " ia great
success. For sale by F. J. WurLburg,
drugg Il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
Why

Taste of "Royal Ruby Port Wine"
aud you will know Why Ne call II
Royal" A lass held up TO the light
will show why We cali II Ruby. Five
hundred dollars reward for any bottle
of THIS VINE found under five years
old. Ii Is grand IN sickness or where =
strengthening cordial is required; rec
commended by physicians. Be sure
you ct Royal Ruby. Sold in quart
bottles; price, 81. Pints, 90 cents. For
sale by White q White and Thum Bros.
X Schmidt, leading druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
A PRISON ROMANCE.


''rm going 70 Join the army and viii
~ gone three years Thus wrote =
yruug man % his dear old mother and
sisters az home The boz, says the
salem statesman. was under sentences
e. state prison wien he wrote the letter
that he supposed would quiet a. IN
garry as Q, his whereabouts he bad
BEEN found guilty 4 forgery. and the
Judge IN pronounCinE sentences nPou
hi1n gave him three years AZ hard labor.
This was several mouths ago. and The
young man IS By this trle well ac-
qnaintsti with the monotcuous ron tire
81 ife in the Oregon state psnitenuary.
o. y recent sunday afternoon a couple
81 vouuS isiie> sisters. ne~ arriva in
salem. visi sesi he prison.
They arrived foo ate - - admitted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
Too Mucn o. O Xix.

IL Ia II I unusual for colds con-
traCted IN the fall To- hang on all VIII
ter. In sucn Cases catarrh or chronic
bronchitis are almost sure to result. A
nifty cent iottie of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will cure any cold.
Gao YOU afford To- rlsk so much for so
small an amount This remedy IL IN
tended especsliy for bad colt and
Group aud cau always toe depended
upon. For sale by F. J. Wurzburg,
druggist
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Mako a Note of II.

The Grand Rapids Bo X Bindery
company have At isst got settled N
their new quarters No. 80 Pear street.
opposite Michigan Trust hu.ltlluE. Win
largely increased fsc.lus for prrduC-
ing the beat blank books. Order the
Mullins Sat opening took the strong
est a the Market Csed and recon-
usnd~d BY bank. county Offices and
merchants Telephone 1888.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
A Cholera Scare.

A reported outbreak of cholera at
Helnetta, y. j.. created much excite
ment IN that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was not chol-
era. but v. lent dysentrry, wnicn Is
almost as severe and dangerous a
cholera. Mr.. Walter Willard. prom
lnent merchant of Jamrsburg. two
miles from Helmetta. says Chamber
Lame Cole, Cholera and Dlarrh9a
Remedy has gwen great satisfaction In
the most severe cases OF dysentery. Ii
is certainly one of the best things ever
made" For sale by +. j. Wurzburg,
druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
90 Esst via the Bsst Route.

Thst a the Pennsy vanis Short Lines.
Advantages they sford for = quick
and 2 esssni trip from r. Wayne 20
the EAST mske tnsm fer fsverite. hast
expr~.s trains for P.ttsburE. Baltimore.
Nsshln Eton. Phtistel Ms. New York
and other EASTERN ctes. part from
g. WAYNE FIVE tres daily over this
direct routf Address. T. 81 Bushorx
r. T. A. Dctr &c, Mich.
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JANIS CAMPBELL, City Agent.
Modern Railway Train Service

Includes dining. sic ping, smoking.
pariOr cars and day coaches. Al %
these. m their highest degree of prretC-
ton. are used on through trains 10 the
Es.t from Fl. Wayne Wa Penney wanna
Short Lines. A journey on tht m e a
Joy that leave. plrs.sut rtcollrctions.
Address F. NJ. BusDong, I. T. A., De
troit Mich
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Needs assistance II nay be best TO rem
der II promptly, but one suodld re-
member 10 use even the most perfect
remedies only when needed. The best
and most simple and gentle remedy is
syrup OF Figs. manufactured by the
California Fig Syrun cOmDAnY.
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The Book a Monument to
Skill and Fidelity.

We offer it Free with three months subscription 20
1ur HFRAD The book sells for 81 so and thous-
ands of copies have been and are beng sold. We arc
drsirous of having such book brm full as II IS of
Incarnation of vital importance to the voter in every
bnroe n Western Michigan il Will be referred TO
ntener than a dictionary and will be read with more
pleasure than novel
Send Fl 20. the subscription price of THE HERALD"
and we will send you at once
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Cure for rheumatism.

DR.. p A. Skinner of T-xarksna. Ark,
IS All n huslast III the praise OF Cham
brian Pain Balm. He used it for
rheumatism, and saws: II found II to
he most excellent local remedy"
For sale By F. j. Wurz Grg, druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
H.~ to Light h. solid Eoay.

Csdogan Morgan Was the first elec-
trieian 70 experiment with electric light
IN solid bodies. This was in 1855. lie
nrst inserted two wires into a stick Of
wood and caused the spark 10 pass be-
tween them This had the effect Of
Illuminating the stick beautiful blood
red An ivory ball. an orange or al
apple may De lighted in the same man
ner. Some experimenters prefer the
lemon for this purpose, il being very
susceptible To the electric discharge,
flashing forth at every spark as 4
spheroid Of brilliant golden light The
wires used for this purpose should be
brought within about half an inch Of
each other inside the lemon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

have to, u stfiSoted with neuralgia
fer neariy two yesrs. have tried phy-l-
Clans anu all known RENE dice, hutfuuud
10 - rmauCnt relief until tried a bot
tie Of Dullam's Great G,rnsn LiuI-
ment and 70 gave me instant and per-
maueni relief. 20 cents per OOttle.
signed. A. h. SMELL
Hamilton, Mich, April II, 1891.
FOr sale at Il. {. Scrlbner'- drug store.
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Thqv uayar fa'l to cnre-white &
'ioJ "SfVi WHIT Headache Pow
der. AWAY ID. hrsI: IS per box.
s5 q Chlcago as Rotnrn.

For the World's Fair dedlcatorv Ger
emOnIes at Cnlcag,' October "a. II and
-. the D.. G.. n Il NJ. railway viii sell
tickets 10 Chicago and return, va
Grand Hsvsn and Goodrich Inc for
500, including berth. Tickets good
gong October 10. 20 p ant - Good
for rrturnlng up To- anu Iucluhng Mon
day, October "a. 1892.
IAMra Dammit CITY Aneni
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

% the services, Gus were -1Ten seats IA
the waiting room Al TIE hrst sound
from the choir they were interested,
bat - the unzsic OF the s2ag Glled the
chapel AID ses0unded throughout TIE
eorrleors. they reco gnized f&Eai lar
sound il the ~ eet-Loned voice that
carried the ar. They advanced nearer
y the chapel impelled By thcy knew
not what 2nd glazciUg through the
barred doors recognized among the
singers wearing the stripes the absent
brother whOn they supposed 70 be
serving bis country IN the army The
recognition was mutual and 10 was pit
ifuL The shock Was more than the
delicate nerves Of the young women
eoald bear But IL = only one incident
Of the many. The prison IS flli u sad
rorn.nees aud expectations that are
never realized
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24
Young Mems Mckinley Club.

Young Mems Mckinley club viii
meet Monday evening, az 80 Al Lin
coin club rooms
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Blair. aldernIau 9Th ward

VI. 4. bIaIT, sIucfIliau ON WarU
Scranton. Ia. stated Nov. 9. IS: H.
had used Or. Thomas Eclcctric Oh
for sprsIn-, burns. cuts, bruises and
rneunAtlsn. Cured every time.
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Rad drainage cause. much sictn,

DAU uFHIUHkr e U-tf UiUtU tlhnPFe,
ana had blood ami improper action of
the liver and k.dueys l. bad drainage
20 the human system, which Burdock
Blood BItters remedy.
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BFwARE Oh FRAUDs.-Be sure you get
the genuine Or. Thomas EclsctrIc OIL.
10 cur-s Gods, asthma, deafness and
THeunlaffsm
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Bal & aaJ Waters AEr bouad 10 lsx1
Ga tne bal business "a tu4s cts sud
nave lost ordered four ne~ hacks.
nuleh allt arr ve ia tie city Fnday Or
saturday. tls al make sx new
back j fourteen al told .alch as
Deinz Iuu ~ ths brm. Bal y Waters
90 uet propose ~ 0leed toe people OF
,ne g ~ SaI make prce Sl-55 ior
fuaefa.s. ipis 5 the lowest rate Tor
Nh ca backs we're ever offered ~ the
Cug.
A large assortment 81 children's hats.
caps AMI bauusts &c "a ifvm az
Adams & Co.'S. NJ. ~ Msurte street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-24

Buy Dulsms Great t4rrmso Is cent
(ouEn turs az n. q. scr bneF's
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Auy Du a. Great Gprmsn Is cen.
Cough Cgrs a. y. g. scrlhners
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Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs aud Gods quicker than any
other remedy. because II combines the
lunE-besNng quail " OF the pine tree
with other valuable medic nes. Sold
Nv all dealers 0n guarantee OF sat.s-
faprtau
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Ruy CuHam. Greet gernsu Is cent
C0uSh Cure a. 4. e.. scribn
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Psckhsms Group Remedy cures
shooping cough
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Sex headache B echam'. Pll.wrl
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BUY Dulaa's Great Gerwsn IS cent
Liver PiHs. forty n each package, a.
- rfhuars
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Ihe Erestest s0rm deslr0yer on earth
. Dullsms Great German Worm Lon
ensss, Only Is cents per boz For
sac at u. Z. scribner drug store.
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Buy Dulism's Great tferusn Is cent
Liver Pi.is, forty IN each package, At
So fsr.arfs
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Buy Duiism's Grs.t German Is cent
7 yer Pills forty n ssCh package, At
SCrtner's
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Ne. 2 Nsge e~o-Era srrrr n. n-e- r.~i
- fffseFea fsr1AfnE it sarThs 80 ehN1
fsftfrs to $50 49, ysfn. rgr-s - 4
frf- srs = tee fssT rsa~dy fsr stsrFao~.
4ses4s-ass csHas eaEsHa
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SHORT LINE To CHICl;l
Via the Detroit g-ani Haven Nil
~auses Ry sed q
GOODRICH LINE.

"aTLiSTl' AND "CITY OF RACINE, +"
TUit ysrre..ly for ths RoUt.. E.ca
ttssmshlp ~ tons hufthru. -Ith
eeping Accom- r gdafions Tor q Pas
ssnE-s
NQTE-Thess stssnshfrs hs-s immense -
serve poser. hiFh ~ssN}ss them % mss.
their rsEu sr sfhse pirsis fhe most unfsvar
Abe ~ealhsr
SCHEDULE
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t.lf 2. m - 2 sH ~ RFsrrs sfrsp
hsFrn s. 3 m. Lssvs erar1 Haven "a D
n esiy except szturdsy - -oafrIrh iine
sfriT r r thffNgc
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
ASHAWAY.

A light vote was polled at the annual
June election of town officers. The fol-
lowing were elected: Moderator, George
B. Carpenter; town clerk, Edwin X.
Allen; town treasurer, Silas r. Rich
mond; town council, John $. Cole,
Samuel S. Fisher; Josiah Il. Palmer,
Nathan G.. Wilbur, Herbert +. Larkin
assessors of taxes, George ii. Olney, Will
liam l.. Clarke, William 4. JosIin, 4.
Sterry Holdredge, William w. Wood
nancy town sergeant, John c. Lang
worthy; member of school committee for
three years. Everett p. Matthewson over
seer OF poor, George Is. Carpenter; COM
missioner of highways and bridges for
three years, George +. Hoxsie commits
sioner of town Farm, John 5. Cole.
The vote was light in the First District, |,
only 124 votes being polled.
Practically there were but two tickets
in the field, the Republican, with a
mixed ticket for councilmen, three OF
whom were Republicans and two Demo
Gratis: and the Prohibition ticket. The
vote resulted in OIL to 93 for the Republi-
can nominees and 30 to 32 for the Prohi-
bitionists. The fraternal feeling mutu-
ally existing between the Prohibitionists
and n certain element of the Democratic
party was again made manifest In this
election.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
WOONSOCKET.

A petition was presented at the Com
mon Council meeting last evening con
tanning 500 names aud representing nine
tenths of the taxable property Of Woon-
socket. IL was over four yards long. 1t
asked for new layout of Hamlet avenue
from Front street to Clinton street, and
requested that the proposed layout to
Main street be discontinued. IL was ap-
propriately referred. Another petition
containing $50 names asked that the pres
ent layout be discontinued under the bet
terment act, but did not ask for any
cnange in the present plans. Communi-
Gated TO the upper board.
Another document bearing the names
OF $50 solid taxpayers was presented ask
ing for "A new hook and ladder truck to
be housed at the north end. costing 81 200.
IL was adopted. Mayor Pond stated that
the present contract with the Woonsocket
Electric Machine and Power Company
for lighting the streets expired July I
and recommended that the matter be re-
ferred to the proper committee So
referred. After other routine matters
the Board adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
PORTSMOUTH,.

Mrs. Wilbur G. Wheeler has gone to
Fitchburg, Mass, to her mothers, and
after short visit there will, with her
mother, 20 to Granville, n. Y, for fort
nights stay with her aunt, Mrs. B. 4.
Waite.
Miss Hattie Wheeler is in Little Comp
ton for fortnight's stay with her friend.
Miss Flossie Chamberlin.
Il. Ii. Case aud wife OF Newport are
stopping at Bristol Ferry Hotel.
Stephen &. Munro, who so recently cell
ebrated his soth birthday, is very seriously
ill.
The Newport convocation held its first
service at ST. Paul's yesterday afternoon.
The Rev. DIR. Porter of Emmanuel
Church, Newport, preached from Luke
vi, IA In the evening the Newport
clergy were represented by DIR. George
Magill of Trinity, Buckley Of st. Johns,
Porter Of Emmanuel and Hedman
of the Swedish Mission; others
were Ernest Magill Of Trinity,
New York, Patterson of st. Mary's,
Portsmouth, Newsbaum OF Tiverton and
Pearse of St. Paul's. A drag with four
horses brought twenty-four people from
Newport, who. with the Clergy, were
served collation. at the rectory at the
rectory at the close OF the exercises. The
speakers were Magill of New York,
Newsbaum OF TivertoD, Buckley OF st.
Johns aud Patterson of st. Mary's. Each
spoke OF n different phase Of mission
work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
HarbOr Notes.

Vessels arriving this morning report
that dense fog hung over the lower bay.
The steamer Queen City will make al
excursion this afternoon down the bay,
around Beaver Tail light and Jamestown
Island, leaying her wharf, foot Of Planet
street, at 2 Il. NJ, and returning about IL
p. NJ.
The passenger gangways of the Point
street bridge have been completed.
The barge Nevens and schooner Lyman
M. Law sailed yesterday from Norfolk
for this city and the schooner Frederick
Roessmer cleared from New OIleans for
Providence.
The steamtug Robert Lockhart, with
the barges Bonito and Byssus in tow, ar
rived this morning, having experienced
rough weather. the Bonito is consigned
to the Providence Coal Co., with 651 tons
of coal, and the Byssus brought from
Port Liberty GIL tons Of coal for Paw
tucket.
Other arrivals were the schooners
American Eagle, Hiram, with lumber for
Pawtueket, and Sandy Hook.
These vessels sailed: Steamtug L. S.
Grant, with tow; also barges Owen
Brady, Santee, Edward j. Berwind,
James K. Mulholland; schooners Golden
Ball, st. Elmo, Georgietta, Belle X. Hull,
Caroline, American Eagle, X. K. Mans
field and the sloop Bristol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
EAST PROVIDENCE.

A strawberry festival and supper was
held in the vestry OF the First Universe
list CHURCH last evening under the aus
pices of the Ballou Society connected with
the church. The supper was successful
In every respect Following the supper. q
church meeting was held In the church.
Jerome Is. Farnum was elected a trustee.
A committee consisting of the board Of
trustees and Mrs. George Horton, Mrs.
A. o. Miles and Mrs. Robert Blanding
was appointed TO confer with the Rev.
DIR. White Of Cambridgeport, Mass, In
regard to call to this church.
In the police court this morning before
Judge Bliss, Alexander Robertson was
sentenced to pay fine Of 80 and costs for
drunkenness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
NEWS OF OLNEYvlLLE.
A Man Found Dead in Bed. Other
News.


Cornelius Mccormick. a young man %
years of age. was found dead In bed this
morning at his home 17s Wood street.
He retired last evening apparently In the
best of health, but some time during
the night, was seized with convui-
sions due to brain trouble, from the
effects of which he expired.
Mccormick Is about three weeks In this
country, having but recently arrived
from Ireland where he leaves father
and mother, and was residing with his
three sisters on Wood street.
A Surprise.
Miss Ethel Carpenter was much sur
prised young lady last evening when
about fifty Of her friends bolted in upon
her and presented her with many tokens
of their esteem, on the occasion OF her 18th
birthday. She proved equal to the occa-
sion, however, and acted the hostess In a
most entertaining manner.
Briefs.
This evening at Irons Hall the Tyro-
lean Queen will be given by the young
ladies of st. Mary's for the benefit Of the
church.
Richard A. Mentally. the popular young
clerk at Luther's drag store, successfully
passed the examination yesterday before
the board of pharmacy at Providence,
which makes him registered pharma-
cist.
The first meeting of the new, so-called
Democratic town council will be held this
afternoon at the council chamber in Odd
Fellows block
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
MANVlllE.

Stanlay Lodge, 1886. Order Sons Of st.
George, held their regular meeting in
Stott Hall last night and the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
worthy president. Henry Hall; worthy
vice president, Thomas Tomlinson; treas
urer, Samuel Swindles; secretary, Fred.
Booth; assistant secretary, Robert Chad
rick; messenger, james Grimes; assistant
messenger. Thomas Hollingworth; chap
lin, Frank Chase; trustee for one year,
Walter Collins; trustee for eighteen
months, Charles A. Paine; inside sentinel,
NJ. Gregson; outside sentinel, John
Loomax.
Past President Israel Stott was Worthy
Grand President and Past President John
w. Hall Worthy Grand Messenger, in
stallng the officers. After the installa-
tion was over President Henry Hall pre-
sented Past President Walter Liveslay
with beautiful past presidents regalia,
which Mr.. Liveslay accepted in neat
speech. A collation. was served, which
was followed by musical entertainment
by the following members:
Brother McGregor, song, standing on
His Head;" Brother John Titmas, song,
"Red, White aud Blue;" Brother William
Gaynon, song, "Home Ever Dear to Me-"
Brother Robert Chadrick Belview,
Brother William Bradley of Edward Har
-ris Lodge, of Woonsocket, song, Lying
In MY Dying beu Brotner NJ. Gregson
song, I'm Love With His Wife,; Brother
John Titmas song, "Old Ben Low;
brother Joseph Simpson, recitation;
Brother Frank Chase, song, The Tramp;
Brother John Titmas, song, Union
jack. The entertainment was followed
by speeches by Past Presidents Israel
Stott, John w. Hall, William Tithering
ton, Walter Livesley.
Tue fire department held special meet
ing last night TO get the size of each mem
Der for their new suits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

Ofice OF the License Commissioners
city Hall, Providence. June z, 1892.
Applications for license to sell pure sptrltuous In
toxfcating I'd malt liquors have been made by the
following -nalned persons
SECOND CLASS.
James G. Donnelly, North Main street.
Isaac ID. Huling. Dorrance, cor. Weybosset street.
John McHugh. l6l south Water street.
Robert Robertson, 81 Dyer street.
FoR TRANSFER
Robert Campbell, twholesaler) loi Dorrance street
10 521 -525 Eddy street.
JOS II. crothers, 800 North Main street TO Philip
Curry, same location.
Tatrck Tanning, 81 Pine street TO Aug. ID.
Walther same location.
James II. Fitzgerald, 152 Blackstone street 70
Anthony NJ. Roderick, III Dorrance street.
Patrick Rooney, y3J south Main street 70 John
Rooney, same location.
Terence smith, ~ Evans street 10 900 High street.
Andrew +. stewart, 81 Vandewater street 20
Franz Ringe same location.
The Board OF License Commissioners will be In
session In their office. city Hal. WEDNESDAY,
June 22. 1872. at $50 o'clock r. NJ. at which time
and place all persons so desiring may be heard on
the matter OF granting such applications.
GEORGE III. HUFFMAN,
JOHN NJ STUDLEN.
DENNIS i. MCCARTHY.
je7-ift License Commissioners.