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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
The Rumored Typewriter Trust.

For some time past rumors have been
circulating through the newspapers that
several Of the leading typewriter COM
panies were about to form a trust or com
bination.
Mr. John b. Culpeper who is probably
as well informed on typewriter matters
as any other man in the South. has with
in the last few days received a number
Of inquiries from parties prominently
connected with the typewriter business,
requesting information as to the probable
correctness of the statements.
Until within "a day or two Mr.. Culpeper
was not In a position to answer intelli-
gently concerning the matter, but since
that time he has received some informa-
ton which can be considered official. from
the Remington typewriter people. 10 the
effect that they had not lost interest
In the success of the Remington type
writer enterprise. They also state that
they have no expectation OF letting go
their hold upon the business, or lessen
ing their interest in IL in any way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
At BLRTON HEIGHTS.
Items About the People Who Live North
OF the yiaduct.

Mr.. z. T. Paul is back from Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. NJ. C. Mann is off on trip to Chi
cago and Omaha.
Mr.. Garland Taylor, who has been laid
up with the grip. is out again.
Mrs. John II. Rogers has been sick, but
is much better.
Mr. James II. Barton is off to view the
frozen harbor Of New York.
Mr. T. A. Lamb is on a visit to Cleve-
land, o.
Little Mary Lamb, who has been quite
Ill. is now convalescent.
The Methodsts OF Barton Heights and
Brookland Park have purchased a lot on
North avenue between the two towns,
and will erect a church on it..
The regular semi-monthly dance Of the
Pleasure Club will be next Friday night
at s o'clock. Those who have not united
with the club since its organization, and
who desire to become members. will apply
to the secretary, Mr.. w. X. Bache.
Mr.. Robert L. Smith has been sick with
the grip.
Miss Matte Livesay has left for a visit
to Norfolk.
Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Luck. who have
been quite sick during the week, are very
much better.
Miss Male ard Miss Helen Ross were the
guests of Mrs. Shelbrrne Friday evening
and also attended the club dance.
The ladies Of the Methodist church had
en- oyster supper Thursday night at the
Wigwam for the benefit Of the church,
and cleared about $40.
The coasting on Dove-street hill con
tinues to be the chief sport of the Heights.
Crowds are there day and night, and at
night the hill is illuminated with lanterns
and a bonfire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Carter, assisted
by their mother Mrs Shultz, entertained
Il number of their friends Friday night.
After partaking Of a most excellent sup
per the guests repaired to the spacious
parlors and spent a very enjoyable even
ing with music Rotations. &c. Another
reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter on Tuesday night.
The Barton Heights Fire Company.
Captain Z. II. Lea. chief. and twenty-five
actves, met in the WigWam Monday
night and perfected the organization
Arrangements were made TO uniform the
company and have regular drills with the
hOok-and-ladder truck. For the present
Harvey's bell. at the greenhouse. will be
used as an alarm bell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22

a dungeon cell formed Of solid plate
metal.
The upper story IL provided with several
cells for female prisoners.
The sanitary and heating arrangements
are excellent, II being heated by the new
steam plant recently put in by the county
for heating all its Official buildings To-
Gated on the courthouse lot.
When Mr.. j. II. Van Done. OF Cleve-
land, O., the contractor. was here few
days ago, the supervisors and their archi-
tect, Mr.. William c. West, signed re-
commentator of the contractor for quail
ity of workmanship.
In the front OF the building is a tablet
bearing the names Of the present SUPER
visors OF the county. under whose order
II was built. They are Messrs. w. Il.
Grant, j. w. Penick, II. c. Hechler and
J. II. Hughes.
The building. though not yet supplied
with the city connections Of water and
gas, Is now being occupied by the prison
ers, who were removed from the city jail
a few days ago. perhaps the most noted
OF which are Housemann and Nicholas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
The Funcral Of Mr.. Jackson

The funeral services over the remains
OF Mr.. .honas c. Jackson took place
at noon yesterday at Moore Memorial
church very large number OF friends
OF the deceased attended. The services
were conducted by Rev. d. r. Sprigg.
ID. d., rector OF the church. and Rev. u.
r. Mascn. OF Grace church
The interment was In Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
PrnnrrIY Transfers.

Richmond-John B. Henderson to Vassar
d Moore. l6 feet on the north side of Leigh
street between Graham aud Oak, IS.
hen e. W. II. Beverd- e. special CON-
missioner, to Melsins Smith, l65 feet on the
north side Ridge street, sl6S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22

The hand is study Art finds it diff
cult TO chisel or paint a well-formed
hand. The hand is wonderful in its or
ganization. An English nobleman, the
Earl Of Bridgewater, who died in 1929
left by will $4,000 to the writer's Of eight
treatises-S,OOO each-"On the por'er, wis
dom, and goodness of God as manifested
in the creation" One of these treatises,
by Sir Charles Bell, was on 1.-THE hand.
its mechanism and vital endowments as
evincing design" But If the glory of God
is to be seen in the structure of the hand,
may not higher glory be revealed in the
right use of the hand?
But the grandest use to which the hand
was ever put, the hottest laying on OF
hands. is that of which | wish 10 speak
1t is such a use of the hand as we can
all practice. II requires not wealth, nor
position, nor gifts of intellect. The fee
best and the humblest are privileged
here. Oh, these ministries Of the handl
What opportunity TO heal and help, TO
bless and comfort in simple way. In
the words. Jesus took her by the hand
and lifted her up" we seem to find a
hidden meaning. / hear the Great Physi-
clan saying: See, this In the way in
which you are TO do good TO men--take
N--~t4t ~ eAtN MANU- lOu must tDHlc near
to men; give them the benefit Of a close
personal contact You must touch them
II you would do them good You recall
the parable Of the good Samaritan. The
priest and the Levite passed by on the
other side. The Samaritan came to the
suffering man, stopped over him. bound
up the wounds with his own hands, and
then threw his strong arms around him,
lifted him upon his own breast and brought
him to the inn. That was Christianity:
that Is the way. To be Christ-like. you
must come where the needy and suffering
are; you must feel a sympathy and fur
nish relief that is wholly your own.
You cannot do good by proxy. 1t is well
to send; II is better to go. Jesus does not
say, II was sick. and We inquired after
Me-" but. we visited Me-" He does not
say, II was in prison. and We sent TO Me-
but, ''ye came unto Me-" Words are
cheap; deeds st. There are persons
who feel more compassion for men far
away than for the suffering at their own
ioor. They will weep over ideal cases.
but TO touch degraded brother. or 10
help up fallen sister. is too defiling for
heir dainty hand. The heart compass
but the hand draws back.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
A Deep Cut to Close Out Odd Lots
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY AND WILL Be OFFERED
At OUR POPULAR LOW PRICES!

s ,ono all such GOODS AS MAY TERMED
onn wr M eTCH WE DO NOT
SEASON ihey VIII % dp"yeu with me kEDUCED
PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FlGO cooD, n,uv
will be special preparations are being made which will aid
assormens
serxics More to this At wish call attention
% "ODD LOTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22

W. ii. Chisholm. deputy sheriff of Ham
over county, visited the Capitol yester-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22

Felicia Joy-Don't you think 1 look plump
In this gown?
Nina Anne Pussley-yes. ndeedl Where
did you set It made-at an upholsterer p
Puck.
Clara-"What shall | sing for you, Jackr'
Jack-''IIave you song with a refralnY'
Clara-"Yes."
Jack-"well. then. please refrain. won
der.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
MONEY FOR THE MEN.
Firsmcn and Policemen at tho Allen D
Ginter Fire Rewarded.


Ginter Fire Rewarded.
An Official Of the Allen & Glnter Company
stated yesterday that the matter Of rebuild
ing would not be considered until the en-
ployes had been provided with work. Prob
ably this will be done In the course OF a
week. The employees were paid on To-Day
for their work since the fire.
Several car loads Of machinery have ar
rived In the city, and Is being put up In
the factory at Sixth and Cary streets, and
at the Kinney Tobacco Works, on Twenty
fifth and Cary streets. When all the ma
chinery has been put In place, an opportu-
nifty will be given the employees to make
up for lost time. The work OF removing the
machinery from the ruins is being pushed
forward with all possible speed.
Major Ginter and Mr.. John Pope have
given $500 to the police In the Second dis
trict who were On duty at the time OF the
fire. and also TO those who have served at
the scene OF the fire since last Tuesday.
The amount Is TO be divided. and by this
plan each police officer will receive about
$1,000.
The following explains itself:
Richmond Va. Jan. 21st-
W. J. Pulier, Chief Richmond Fire Depart
ment:
Dear Sir.-As a token Of appreciation Of
tie heroic efforts made lay your department
under the many difficult circumstances at.
tendant upon the occasion Of the fire on
the morning OF the 18th, and its success In
keeping the fire from other properties OF
the company. we beg to enclose herewith
check for five hundred dollars $500, which
kindly distribute among such individual mem
bers as participated in the severe and trying
work. Very respectfully,
The Allen & Ginter Branch Of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company.
THOMAS f. JEFFRESS, Cashier.
=. S.-We also enclose Mr.. Lewis enters
check for five hundred dollars $500, and Mr..
John Popes check for five hundred dollars
$500 as personal contributions from them
to be distributed for the same reason and
in Ike manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
COnnemara ClOakS Reduced 10
$3.50:

We have reduced our All-Wool Con-
nemara Cloaks from SO to $3.50. A
greater bargain was never offered. They
are serviceable for all kinds OF weather,
and will outwear three gossamers.
Colors-Nsvy and Black.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22

10 Jackets which were s17, $3.50 and
S15 are now levelled to $40.
These Goats ale all of this seasons
make-not an old garment in the lot
and at the prices we've marked them
they are the biggest bargains ever
offered. Colors are Black, Mode, Tan.
and Navy-with and without fur trim
mings. Late buyers will save from So
TO 81 on a coat, and the styles will not
likely change any for several seasons.
We must have the room they occupy is
the cause for the great reduction in
prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Feftran IS Esrnard has begun sUit
Il tte slrraii ctsrt yesterday ard ss<s
q 81. rcseifer te appointed Tor Joseph
es 81 hegies naie an assignment
D. = = farsr hpt Mr BARNARD believes be
NiI seet niare equ.ta1is treatment ffoEa
q = han - IS q receiver than by alloNlag
>er,ea o. s1aiinue his business. a.
o. . now aoiag Mr Barnard's claim IL
o. 100
1chu = Lawrence. by garnishee pro
a. e.hnSs Ia the superior court yesterday
against Per, }. Lsuniere. principal de
= sdaot. anG the Sypsum Plaster and
S.0cr0 company A. garnishee de
PENDANT
he csse ~ Terrance Mctsse vs.. the
: rect kallroai company vii 30 to the
itry toafrrsa Tho attorneys spent
nearly the Whole day yesterday n the
~ psFi0r coUrt arguing the case 20 the
Iurx
I'd Troy. who wa= granted a new trial
b. The Superior court gave bail yester-
dsy for bis appearance ID court Septsm
t-r J. lie y the man Who assaulted
Orcer 1strce
The city attorney Eled a petition Cor
q = opening q Third street. from Valley
a enus 10 Lincoln street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

\ nice cool place 10 spend your time
from 30 o. ) p. N this afternoon Is at
the Young Mems Christian association
building. corner Pearl and iouia streets.
Young mems services are held from to
. o'clock. which are always very inter
es,ing 4 special invitation is extended
% every young man 70 come this after
noon and see for himself.
Grand Rapids Spiritual Association
Meets IN Lincoln hall. No. "a Pearl
street No morning service At $50 p.
N. Prof Seymore will lecture on Court
ship and Marriage and answer ques-
tons from the audience.
Church of Christ lscientistl-At
Good Templars' hall, South Division
street. az lo.l5 a. IN. +. III. Hammond.
4. = D., speaker Sunday school fol-
lowing. Public invited
Miss Mary rownley Of Jackson will
speak at the Waterloo street mission
tonight at $50. Sunday school at 3
p. IN.
st. Matthews Mission Church-Sun-
day school 10 a. m: service and ser
mon. III a. IN. by the Hon. NJ. c. Burch.
South Congregational The Rev. j. +.
Smith. pastor. Sunday school at j.
O'Clock. u L. = &. r. at 8 o'clock.
Fountain Street Baptist Church
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor, the Rev. Jno. L. Jackson.
-. Marks Church Morning prayer
and sermon. Ii a. M No evening SER
tlt.f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

.naf PrFssx- Es;ats Dora r Ware.
.ec,a-..l. Inventory fled. January -
azaxntti isr hearing cl4'ni-. Estate
Nrufe - iii=s,il dscsa-eti or,l,ir al
i4.lnE exaspfuys fourth account
tsfafe Newt II lii-.e,a. Ir. e. al
iecea-,si. er.er allowing guardian =
THIRD seroaDt Estate siich4sl Welsh.
1.rcet.e.i. or,ier fuf 80 meat z debts.
ESTATE Nsazei lies, ~. deceasedl. or
se, aiuilhng All "a probate. bond
49, AMI letters tesfauruiary issued
g. Muhan Hs-chr. appraisers var
raat iEslsa q BanI@miu keller and
samacl Lsiner. January - assigned
Tor hearing ciairs f.s,ats .licvb
f.errh. deceased. bond flcd ana iet
fers - ADMINISTRATION issued e. Isaac
= tasrr. sppsas.r- aarsest ssc'',i TO
kenIanfs hrlsr ard samuel Leinet
fanusrg - zaett ior hearing
rIsn- ia tFe GsttsT ~ LudN'x An
irrs ia.h-eft Hsst". enler - td
nEsah 81 iasa 81 ia aufasoo.
fea.t ttafiras 81 Avery. DECEASED.
August 8 - gata Pc hear * petit
ten f' srl rs asfsfc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Contagious Diseases

Minnie Vander Perle. No. i04 Alpine
avenue. measles. Nellie Hoist. No. 2s.3
Baxter street. measles. John Huzenga
Steel alley. measles. Tillie Sharp, No.
Go Cherry street. scarlet fever Claude
Mcdonald. No 400 jefferson avenue.
scarlet fever Jennie. Claude and baby
Karsier, No. 337 Logan street, vhoopipg
cough. Jennie and Katie Sick. No. sol
Wealthy avenue. measles. Lizzie Bech-
told. No. go Fourth street, diphtheria.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

l. NJ Weston yesterday executei
mortgages sggrsgatsng 5000 u secure
CREDITORS nose alarm over the strin-
xei,es a the times made them appre-
hensive. Mr. Weston also retired as
urs..isnt a the Whitehall Savings
bank- Ola r.lasioa 70 his Affairs he told
reacrter fer TIM HEKALD that the con
uani<s II watch lie - president are
xorxinr - men. About July l he
found hr could not keep them going IN
less considerable paper maturing 40 July
aud August Vas renewed. The holders
xere urgiag payment and be proposed
additional security for renewals which
sas xenerally accepted and put In the
form II The real estate mortgages re
corded yesterday. tie said that Is all
there il n it His business Is running
along all right and no creditors are pres
sing hia. He htd1ced his bank indebt
edness $1,000 which Is about ~ good as
buslnrss men generally average these
times OF the mortgages he gave only
10000 MAS to secure his individual
paper. the balance was for endorsements
for com panies he 10 interested IN A
large share OF his Indebtedness IA
o. his brothers who got additional secur-
isy along with the rest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
THROW PHysIc TO THE DOCS
Electro Magnetic influence and
It's Effects on the human
System.

As the world advances in age aud the
people become msg- enlightened. the
old Schools Of medicine gradually give
way 10 modern soience. The God -gsyen
powers VI electricity and magnetism
suppiant the drastic drugs OF the phaf
naeoposls. The -nostrums Internal
are only kept for human gargoyle~
Among the most prominent professors
q the new curative aye are Drs- Dsrrin.
~ontnus TO relate. they are especially
successful IN curing all nervous. chronic
aud private dissafes. such a. Loss II
Manhood, BLOOD Tainfs. Syphilis. elect.
Gonorrhna. Structure, Spermatorrh9a.
Seminal Weakness. or ioss Of desire Of
sexual power in man or woman: ali pc
cu!iar Female Troubles. Leucorrh1a.
Displacement. etc. with little or no
medicine. The certificates Of cures
risde by these celebrated physicians
would hl a volume. They embrace
every disease 10 which humanity Is ex-
posed. The remedies are painless. al
most pleasant and infallible. Drs.
Dar-in nre entitled 10 great credit for
their'most miraculous discoveries In the
art Of electro magnetic healing. There
Is no durable known malady that they
cannot conquer. and they will under no
circumstances take a case that they
cannot cure or benefit
The following open card Of . well
known Grand Rapids citizen speaks
louder than anything that We can say:
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. july y. isa3.-
To the public: This is To certify that
have been under Drs. Darrin Electro
Magnetic Treatment for rheumatism,
general nervous debility and splitting
up" with bad cough. and could not
sleep nights / had been treated by
many or the so-called leading physicians
Of this city and elsewhere and never re-
ceiyed any benefit. and my money was
as much as thrown away. | commenced
treatment with DIR. Darrin about week
ago, and now all my troubles are leaving
me. / can sleep well nights without
1ptA Hfb-. utii TIC III HAS Ills
appeared and | am getting stronger and
more vigorous after each treatment. and
now know that will soon Toe entirely
we'll. l can be seen and referred TO any
time at my residence. l6l Sherman
street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
JoHs +. BRApFoRD.
Drs Darrin's Offices at - jefferson
avenue. Grand Rapids. are bcsieged
with tile lame. halt. deaf and blind from
10 a. m. to 5 p. IN. They give free ex-
aminations and charge about half the
ordinary fees Of other physicians. The
worthy poor are treated free from 10 TO
IL a. IN. daily, according to their time
honored custom.
Drs. Darrin have system OF home
treatment for those unable To visit their
offices. and will send 10 any address
their Electro Magnetic Remedies on
receipt of S5. and full symptoms Of the
disease. One visit to the Office is de.
sired. but il is not necessary in all
cases. Inquiries by mail promptly an
swered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
is AFTER The GRAIN
.lohn c. coocidine En,oins Ara
Tlcc.tts
FROM SELLING HIS WHEAT.
Igrsn ID~nsnip in the Ihrs-s oi
AnAtfl<F Las sast--osher
tcart News

jshn ID Coaei.ii1e n Byron began
10 st asa4nst Ais4 fitbists IN the cifcari
- ort yesterday e,assaing that DO holds
IA lie ,ieeae e The Ceneldlur faral "a
h ,saa.. t,4s that IA fsuthef Jaaes hoss1s
Z deed Jaaes nzsis eoAtraet ~ith
! tb.tie "a run the farm an,i b. trosisis
wig f1r Jeha Co1cisisne, the fAtAes
q tas ts3s Il - elaialed hat fiblstts
y4t la ten acres o aaest last fail. bat
a -eI4ad deserted th1 fara. ihsn
q IA u. coneisiins made an agreement
IA his father 10 ran the place and
e se ~ kin Young Concidins Mas to
b yr al the sruxlag crops aad such
ef 1ps a. he aight RAISE. Gu july -
4 boitts pat 10 az appearance and de
"a lnliea the Eheat waich had oeea cut
a q aas 10 the stock The next day h's
cane xiga writ II repiesin ast ts.ok
tie 1test ta.ether sittf a large amount
u za1at which Conci,isne rais~t on his
q, farns- a., cialu4s Tibbitt- - not
- i.setaiie ard hat his hondsmen are
Mt xuct iic therefore asks fOr an n
ltactioa restraining iibostts FROM ssii-
81 tie Nheat. juice Grove granted a
psi4AllaAEy Injunction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known +.
Cheney for the last - years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able To
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST & TRuAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. %.
WALDISC, KISSAS 4 MARVIN. Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Cafarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces OF the system. Tcsti-
monisls sent free. Price zoe per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Our great rebate sale = a success Tar
beyond cur mos; ssnguine expectations.
proving g. IA that the people II Grand
Rapids are alive 10 the fact that when
Ne advertise SAFE they are sure % get
bargains For the benefit n those who
we're auahie % attend this sale the past
week ne viii continue IL Tor one week
lorger
Boar in mini this fact. Ne spli shoes
as cheap "a money siii buy them. anil
IN addition segive cue dollar With every
o. purchase. lifiY cents With every $50
pafch s-e. twenty I've cents with every
q - purchase
Come at cree ard see Tor yourself
that We b juef a. W advertise and ~
are confident that yoa vii take adysH
'age = this opportunity AMI save dol
lar. AZ many others have done. a - TIA
ras. - Cana street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
NOTES OF THE TRACK
About rs Horses Still in Training
al Comstoca Park.
SOUVENIR PROGRAM ISSUED
Program Completed nbr the Racing
Events 10 B< Held Daring the We.s
Michigan Pair In september.

Theis are about la5 horses still in
training on the Comstoc2 track. ". Il.
Flynn Il Nassar has recently shipped
his string of live here. Mr.. Hymns
horses became uaixed up IN railroad
wreck the other day. snd several u
them we're injured. but not seriously.
Among those that we're hurt are Wilson.
entered her. in the 2:i3 pace; Wilkes
Chief by Red Chief. and Dixie Van.
entered in the 800 and 30 pace. Wall
iam Oswell has brought some Of his
horses 10 the traea, among them being
Prize. 22:222i. by Pilotecr.
The Grand Rapids Driving club has
Issued very neat and attractive pamph-
let program OF the summer meeting
The little booklet contains nifty six
pages. aud Ia addition 10 the entries
for the meeting. contains a list OF horses
with records u 2:l5 and better and
PAGERS with recorcs OF 2:l2 and better.
The fastest trottlng yearlings. two-year
Odds. three year odds. and four-year olds
and any age are given. The booklet
also contains tho musical program
which Wurzburg's band will render
al the races
West Michigan Fair Races.
The speed department Of the West
Michigan fair, Ut which Don j. Leathers
il superintendent. has announced the
following race program for the FAIR 10
be held here In September:
TUESDAY. sErTHNDsg 10.
500 rotting class, 5 in S. ia0
Trolting stake for yeariiugs. one mile
dash: entrance money So, with $40 added.
2;35 pace. 3 in >; $40.
WEDNESDAY, sEprHMBEs 20.
$40 trotting stake, ) ia b, 500; added SIC
entry ana s. forfeit.
800 pacing class. ) in 5, $40.
2:22 uottiug class. IN 3, S-ap.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
. IS trottins class. 3 in 3. SEQ; for all
stations that have made the season in Mich
gan.
> 40 trotting stake for 2year-oids, in B.
So. with entrances money $50 added.
} Is trotsing class, ) IN ), s2Je.
YRIDax. sErrEsfBEK -.
Free-for-all pace. In 3. SOC.
Free-for- all trot. in 5. 500.
All entries must be made with G.. L.
Whitney. secretary 81 the association
Entries will close Saturday. September
70 Entry fees viii be l0per cent Of the
purse. All money to be divided 20. -
IL and 10 per cent.