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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16


DEATHDEAIING HABITS PATNLEssLY
cause YOU 10 receive by return mall On
absolutely harmless, painless, vegetable
curr for thc morphlue or whisky hahll,
Full particulars Testimonials nnl proof
FREQ for postal No humbng Address q,
Wilson, Cuinanrhul Tex. IL always cures
for 81.
l DESIRE TO FIND, FOR ONE OF OUR
High school young lndltr, home IN 70.
turn for light homework morning nnd
evening references given ana required
Mrs Walter G, Roe, nigh School.
30 You WANT 100 ACRES OF COOP.
black. sandy land, soil from . 10 . feet
deep every foot tillahir, IN Tho innhnn-
dc, on the plains Va one OF me besl
counties IN the statei send 90 cents Tor
County Tmcs, floydadn, TcxY aud y
will tel you how 10 get this 100 acres
for less than SO,
WANTED SiN. COLUMN HAND on
army printing prrsai must he IN Hppd con-
dlton and chonpi send desrrlpuoh, W
pres. with price terms, etc Anurhh
the sentinel. Brady, Tex.
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ron SALE on EXCHANGE FOR sTotk
Of goods or good paying property, insnt
aece' q rsgs so am anp rIi 't oy Gas
mcss Of i6c Mind IN town IN 1900 inilnb.
iinnls Also two good Improved farms
aud dwellings Address Hulei care va
zetie. Al reason for selling.
ron sALE-sOO ACRES or LAND NEAR
Hartley, Joseph Belty Ilenargbt tue
perfect Apply to Jesse rado"' |eo'ef'
Texas. .-..-..,.
FOR sAIlE-SEgEl FARMS FOR sAl,n
IN Shelby county tone Of the nest ~ haat
Texns, Apply 10 Jesse fhdon, Center
Texas.
WE HAVE A LARGE BoDY or FINE
Agricultural land for sale, ringing IN
prizes from ~ IN % sieriPs ed p a va" Terms
10 suit purchasers; correspondence tollrli.
ed. Cooinbes A stewart. Lawyers, Lana
Agents and Abs'raetors' Bcnjauiln' p'A.
ron sALE-DwELLrNG HOUSE,. .
rooms Furnished c0mpleiei story hhd n
half high; one-fonrih bloc; landi Peeatstrni
az 70 each month without interest. WIN
fake part OF cash payment IN law ne9A.'
kdiress n. Memo, care independent
Henrieiin. Tex
Tor sALT-pipRoy1sD FAltNs, rAs.
lures aud hay land, Only sslsfs ~, i9 5s9
acre. d II eifiman opposite Manaion
hoiel. Fort Worth. Tsr.
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES.
THE npMINGpON srASDAnD TYPE
writer has becn for more than hnenn
years. and ~ now, the standard wiring
machine Of the world. lis latest MOLE ~
perfection iiaclf Typewriter supplies
for an machines. Merchant s Aianning
state dealers, Dallas
ron SALE on LEASE.
y.,,o,o .fprsa M CHOICE PkeTtrnp ON
agricultural Lands In boraen Dawson nnl
Ilnn counties, Tex; on long Or short
fine. 81 large or small puAniitiea Prices.
sf ~ 10 20 per ncra. lease, SC per
acre nor year. Address O. W. simpson.
Cau, borden county, Ter.
FOR REsr-RooAis.
Roo1ls-ToR RENT. TWO NICELY FUR
nishei rooms for gentlemen only, At lla
Pecan street.
FOR nENr-DwELLNGs.
raU nHSr-A FOEHROOM COTTAGE
an North street between HdndefHon and
paiiinger sirfsrs. Water and electric
ileilia, Apply 10 Fort Worth Light and
Power company
ron nENT-oN NoRTH SIDE. AN
eleven room house. furnished or unfuf-
uisheJ. acre n ground md nrtesnn well.
WANTED -RooMs.
vANrED-To HENT TWO or THREE
soosns Convenient 70 kcfenth and Main,
Appiy 20 W. w. Hickman al q. \.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

TO DO GENERAL
housowOrk Apply nt Caswcll Bros Of
nce, corner Fifth aud Houston streets
up stairs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL
for cooking and general housewurk Ap-
ply To Mrs. J. c, Harrison, 3J2 BallnEer
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

WANTED-A COMPETENT HOUSE Girl,
Apply to Mrs. A. A. Green, Jr, Arlington
Heights
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
BoAnpnRs AND nooMEns,

no I.gr-pFsnlAnLE ROOMS ron LoD.
gers; breakfast aud supper furnished II
wished. Apply TO Mrs w l.. Malone, cor
ner OF Peach and Harding streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

srALs. nupnrn srAAIrs. &c.

limo write the Fort Worth Stamp CON.
pany. 3i9 Alalu ntet, Fort Worth,
lIcfaH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

WITTlTWTaTT 0TII77'ITlT7 7
ron THE NEXT 30 DAYS WE OFFER
o, b. at Queen City n carloads Of good
seasoned, nhp-pne shingles, AZ rs cents
per 1000. and carloads strictly heart
pine shingles nt St7b. per 1000 Parties
Wishing 10 buy on delivered rate, nrare
on basis u 800 pounds per 1000 Address
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

REGULAR STORAGE uoUsE FOR FUR
nitufe, pianos. vehicles. trunks bOKeE. etc.
new rooms, get our ratea, careful moving,
packing. shipping. etc.i estimates free,
W. r. Blnyon q Co, heveateenth and
Rusk streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

ron RENT -srorns AND puIpINos.
FOR RENT Two NEW STORE HooMs
NJ Enst Main street, hrtwecn sixth aud
Seventh streets. Apply 10 o. j. Ahapard.
AT Am, rican National bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
urrp wANrEp-FEMALE.

WYNN An ELDERLY HELP. COZ.
orei -nr white. no WaHhins' AlP1 ~
5f4ln Saitth hsin-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

FOR sALE-I WILL SELL At a GREAT
sacrifice tho Seymour News. situated In
Fos liver. together with my house ana
lot or either Of them. Anyone wishing q
bargain will do well 10 write me, for 1
Seymour. TEX. Or come and see me.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

WANTEp-A SiN.COLUMN HAND on
army printing pressi must he IN good con-
dltIon and cheap, send description OF
press, With price. terms, etc. Address
thu sentinel Brady. TEX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

THE COMING WEST FOR sAT.B--wU,L
sell an or hnlf Interest In q live. prosprr-
Gus paper 10 practical printer; oniy pa-
per IN the county; good run OF hdYortis-
Ing and Job work. Address Dick Lively,
Lock Box 4. snydor. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
pERsoNAIn


Advertisers should remember that letters
directed 10 initials only are h9t ae,N MN
tbnv shonld be directed to the care OF some
nef,on. firm or postotlice box.
list ~ letters remaining uncnlled Tor IN
ma courtinr room yesterday at p. ~
Persons calling for them viii please say al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

Like pilgrims looking towards Mecca good people
peen looking forward GREAT CLOTHING CUT They knew that wi
lett the post although might be last would be n
so IS This is song for to-day and love sing it. We the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

wANTED-ro CONFER WITH CITIZENS
or citizen OF good Texas t0wna nhont To-
eating good weekly paper Have good ont
nj: can move at once, would purchase
reasonable sum. Address Editor o., rrinl-
IL. Trinity county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE NEWSPAPER
Office. apipndldly equipped, steam nx-
lures good circulation, splendid JOB de-
rarirne1t with good demand for work
bnIr paper published IN the county.
Address George II. Hagan, San Saba.
Texas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
Nominations I'm a:25 Glass Trot; Guaran-
teed subscription stake $4,000.

Fred u Perkins Providence m Blanca
Allen Farm Pttsneld Mass ch Unkamet
Glenwood d slinson New York city h kerne er
Meadow Farm Pittsfield Mass IN Lady Hamilton
st Lawrence stock Farm Canton N b Vera
Stevens swansea Mass IN Purity wilkes
Turner Amber Pa (Transler from Hillandale
FARM br m Happy Lady
Highland stock Farm Derby VT b m Voleta
James Golden Medford Mass m Caprice
X X Hamilton Fair Haven VT b Top Royal
Theo Palmer stonington Conn blk Harry O
John A Goldsmith Washingtonvilie Y m Sibna
J ii Nay Readvllle Mass q Puritan
L ID sheehan Buffalo N blk IN Stony Teller
NJ Bates Attleboro Mass transfer from e Forth)
Lr Artemus
Eug' On Knox boro blk Billy Wilton
q n Nelson Watervile Ne IN Silver Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
IN CONGRESS-.
Senator Hill Resents n Resolution offered
by Senator stewart.

Senator Hin Resents a Resolution offered
by Senator stewart.
WASHINGTON, Sept 12 2-Senator Hill of
New York broke off from his imputed alli-
ance with the extreme wing of the silver
senator's. Mr.. Stewart of Nevada offered
a resolution for an inquiry into the fact Of
senator's being stockholders In national
bsnks. Mr.. Hill opposed the resolution
In strong spsech as being unnecessary.
unprecedented and gross reflection on
the senator's. The resolution went over
until today.
The bill for the repeal Of the purcha asing
clause Of the Sherman law was taken up.
and Mr.. Pugh Oem., Ala) a member OF
the finance committee, made long speech
against II, declaring, at the close. that 1t
was the determined and unalterable pur-
pose OF the opponents Of repeal to oppose
II until their physical strength was ex-
hausted and their power OF speech gone.
The remainder of the session was occupied
In continuation Of Mr.. Teller's speech
against the bill He did not conclude, but
said he would take up another phase of
the question on some other day.
The session OF the house was brief IL
was expected that a report from the COM
mittee on accounts announcing the com
mittees that were entitled to clerks might
lead TO ceremonious debate, but the re-
port was not brought In.
Mr.. Murray On. C.) attempted to get
consideration for joint resolution appro-
priating 100000 for the relief of the cy-
clone sufferers In the south, but Mr.. Kill
gore OF Texas. objecting, the resolution
was referred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

Doyle a Burke Cranston Aliens Best
X gers A. Howe Cir rcleviile Oh m Mamie w
III Thompson West winsted Conn br Brown
Richmond
Narragansett stables Cranston ch Goldgotter
George Mills Goshen br = Mustache
George II Mills Goshen N ch IN Matte q
James Dswolf Norwich Happy DIR
william Elliott Springfield Mass q Tom Jacobo
Pine Tree Stock Farm Gardiner Maine Sedrick
+ Quinn rail- River Mass Clontarf
Silver Mine Farm Copake g VIII Hamii-
ton
Louis McDuffee Derby Line w D Little
George
NJ 7 PooIsr skowhegan Maine b g Grover CIsve-
land
A ID Gale Pitisneld Mass Ella Rene
J ii Carmichael "a ID Springfield Mass b m Queen
Fearna ught
Maplehurst Farm Lancaster Mass br m Fora Ear
Deerfeld Farm Braitleboro VT Hollander
Deerheld Farm Bratteboro VT m Senorita
Henry litter Medford Mass Billy Shedd
Henry TIter Medford Mass br Pine wilkes
Middis by Jr Maiden Mass z shuck Wilson
w Mcdonald Emra New York m Catapult
watuppa Lake Stock Farm Fail River Mass b m
Lady Bug
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
ans class, Trotting; Purse, sloo.

Sam Hodgson NJ redlth ii BIS Falcon Jr
Sam Hodgson Me cd tn n II m Etta X
Kunile AZ Whit, Danbury Conn blk N Blue Bells
Rundle a. White Danbury Conn h Nominator
George Starr Terre Haute Ind m Myrtle
George Starr Terre Hante Ind b IN Miss Alice
Pine Tree stock farm Gard ner Maine Stanley
Siiv r Mine Farm Copake n ch $ Alcyone jr
Silver Nine Farm. Copake chsJJ Ar iubun
WIN Rus ell Allen Plttsheld Mass m Geneva
j A Go dsmth washngtolvile I'm Tppie
w B Med maid Bun 40 N Monio wilkes
suburban Stock Farm Glen Falls ch m
Sappho
g B Hall Leicester VT ch h Lecest'r
+ w Noble New York CITY br Chester
q Mclaughlin Utica N Repetition
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
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IgpEoPlEDl

J. Doreghty OF Newport is visiting in
this city.
Abraham Mellor OF Glendale Is visiting
In this city.
George Hoyle Of this city visited Glen
dale last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Haswell of this city Is
teaching at Slatersville.
Miss Mamie Curran OF Whitinsville il
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Lucy w. Church OF this city is
visiting friends In Newport.
Miss Lille Manchester of Middletown
has been visiting friends In this city.
Miss Annie Scoch Of Newport returned
home yesterday from visit In this citv.
Mrs. +. f. Rich and son, Frank, OF
from q visit to this city.
Mrs william A. Corey, Of Pontiac, Gu
tertained as guests on Sunday Frank
Baker aud wife OF this city.
Rabbi Schurtxman of this city preached
the Jewish New Year sermon at the
Woonsocket synapogue yesterday
Miss Eta Kenyon of this city has re-
turned home from q p easant visit with
Mrs. Ida ~. ballou OF Woonsocket.
Miss Lula Cox of this city IL visiting
her friend, Ida l.. Barker, at Redwood
farm, on the West road. Portsmouth,.
Mrs. Emeline Baker of this city has re-
turned after passing u week with her
sister. Mrs. Adalins Moore Of Webster.
Miss Mary Chase. who graduated at
the Friends School this spr ing, has now
entered the Rhode Island State Normal
school.
Mrs. l. A. Phillips and Miss s. Patter.
son OF this city spent few days with
Mrs. @. II. Potter, their sister, Of River
point, last week.
Miss Mabe; Waite Of this city has been
visiting hrr grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Benoni Matteson Of Greene VALLEY. Mp.
Mst,eson reached his 95 b year last
Wednesday,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
Nominations in 2 35 Class. Pace Guaran-
-teed subscrIption stake, 5000

Nominations in 2 35 Glass. Pace Guaran-
=teed subscription stake, $4,000.
q Langworthy Wyoming transferred from
Fred r. Perkins) ro Woodmount
Sire Hamlins Almont dam by wood'se Hamble-
tonian
C II Nelson waierviIlc Me Edmund
John G Stewart Yorkvillage Me br IN Gypsy VI
Swain a. Mudget Concord II en- & Rowdy Knox
Watson Sargent Goshen N Yb m Lenore X
Greenwood Siinson New York city b Berk-
hire Courier formerly Daniel o
j II Manter Alton Bay II transferred from II r
Hoden) IN Hortense.
Ma oney New York city (tran sfs rred from ark
vile FARM Prince Alcyone
Lawson stock farm Port Chester N Allegro
Highland stock firm Derby VT blk Dartmouth
] Mddleby jr Maiden Mass Gene Aver
J NJ Morrill, Dorchester Mass Y Ailabrene
Patrick Burke Georglaviile II I ch q sank
Allen a Rut edge Fair Haven VT transferred from
Scott Mccoy b h Matterhorn
Bolger Bros Hydervie VT transferred from q
Cvnkllng) ch School Boy
T. III B .utelle East Syracuse y Y Claybourne
A p Mcdonald Albany N b Foggy
G Armstrong e. Go Hoosick Falls Y br Phar I3os
Thomas McAloon Bang Me TO Charlie Danforth
J w Filmer Gloversviile N Y ch Coma
George III Hicks Ailston Mass b q o Taylor
Ham Brock Boston Mass transferred from NJ J
Mooney x Gil Curry
Richard Reynolds Fail X yer Mass (traasferred
from u BrownellJ Whisper
w Mcdonald Buffalo YDg Dick Wills
w IT Underwood Uniontown Ala ch Brooks
Smith a Gurnett Watkins n Y transferred from
CT Emery Clay Houtas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

The state fair opens next Monday and
continues for five days.
1t will be big show, as The News de-
tailed in yesterdays paper.
Today we give the full list OF entries
for the races, aud the list itself shows
that there is TO be series OF racing
events such as has not been offered to the
people OF this state since the palmy days
OF circuit races at Narragansett park, IL
it was ever equalled then.
Very perfect arrangements have been
ma le for getting to the park. All the
railroads have arranged excursion trains,
and will sell excursion tickets on all
trains. The Union Railroad company
will run five minute cars from Market
square over It's new electric line TO the
d rk, and there will OF course be all the
usual facilities TO reach the park by bar
ges, etc., while the walking promises to
te good.
The entries below indica the racing
events for each day. The program for
OF er events has been issued by the man-
age ent Of the fair. and includes for
Monday--Formal opening day aud the
reception of exhibits. Four trotting aud
one pacing even. Vaudeville at ii
for six hours, which Is the order every
day. with chan ed program. Australian
boxing kangaroo. Balloon ascension and
parachute leap. Music by National bind.
Trotting dozs, jugglers, etc. All the ex-
hibits are open, Of cou Sc every day.
Tuesday--Four trotl ing aud one pacing
events. Double ballool ascension ana
parachu leaps by LAZY and geatemi n.
'Tho,e Ten W onderiul Arabs" South
ern vocal sextet. Ten exhibition halls
open this eve ing, lighted by electricity.
National band.
ednesday-Cavalcade OF prizs win
ners Prize, Kaneko, Japanese jusRler,
balloon, trotting dogs. whipped race.
etc. Three trotting events. one pacing.
All the halls open this evening, aud Ma
tional ba d mnsic.
Thursday-Governors' Day. The gov
ernor and his staff, state officers and
members Of the general assembly. dis
tinguished guests from other states. city,
town and school officials are to visit the
fair. Three tr ltting events and pacing
Special vaudeville program. etc.
Friday-School children's day, all the
schools in The state are expected to close
TO allow the children to see he big show,
which the executive committee promises
TO hold intact for them, Three trotting
events. one pacing. Double vaudeville
program.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
The Complete List Of Entries
for Next Weeks Races.
LONG LIST OF EVENTS.
Speedy and Celebrated Mays That Will
Re at Nayrasausett Park.
THE PROGRAM FOR WHOLE WEEK

II There IL Good Weather There IL No
Doubt That Rhode Island Will Enjoy
the Very Biggest and Most Interest
ing show Its Citizens Have Ever Been
Able to SEQ ON Their Own Soil. and
That They VIII Go in Great Crowds
IL One Of tho Things We Are Not
Permitted to Doubt-The Arrange
ments Of the Railroads and Other
Details.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
a.es cIa,s. Trotling; Purse si 900.

w J Howes Hydevilie VT ch Jumbo Wilkes
Rundie IL White Danbury Conn blk C Stanley
Rundle a. White Danbury Conn br c Quarterstretch
Hehiani Stock Farm Derby VT b : Nutmont
A Brennan Sunmerside p II b Parkstde
Bowen Medford Mass & JMT
II B Tozier Gardiner Maine blk IN Bird
w Barnes NIL ersburg Ohio br Ruby
Chls Swan New York City br King WAIKIKI
Il Carpenter Ramsevs J b King Darlington
A Mcdonald Albany N b h Robsrs M Taylor
NJ r Pooer Skowhegan Maine blk h Mahlon
j A Goldsmith washingtonvile b IN Alicante
w Is Mcdonald Buffalo N Y b Benny q
ii Nay Readvllls Mass ch Neponset
Suburban stock Farm Glen Falls NY ch Bryan
McGregor
Brown Westerly Il CHI Bellwether
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

w Howes Hydeville VI ch m Rul h Wilkes
NJ smith Ticonieroga N ch Hyperion
= m Ho lg-on Meredith N II 8 Facon Jr
sam II dyson Meredith ii IN Eta
A y Gates Worcester b IN Jennie
NJ Mooney Nashville Tenn < Ben
John Kervlck Worcester b IN jennie
A Il Mcdonald Albany IN Alice Wilkes
Nm Russell Allen pittsded Mass br m Rustique
j A Goldsmith washingtonyile n NYbg Ben All
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.

Nominations In 3 Year Olds; Trotters
Guaranteed subscription stake Ss. 900.
Judson III Clark Eimira transferred from
Fred Il. Perk ns) b Capt Macy
Allen Farm Plttsneld>Mass br q Siam
Greer wood a StiDson New York City Onandaga
Summit View Stock Farm Verona N Yb Cornelia
Howard
A Baggs springfield Mass blk Nemoline
John A Goldsmith washingtonvilIe blk m
Double Cross
wL&FF Field Brockton Mass transferred from
MI Mooney Lifemark
The Hermitage Stud Nashville Tenn wistful
McFerran a Clancy Crescent Hill Ky br @ Liberty
Boil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

David La Bounty Taunton nass br m Vision
ID Sphinx Wiok ford bs Bonny Clay
w N Moody sharon Mass b 3 Charlie X
Joseph Martin Fall River 0-esn Boy tr
Wm Russell Alien Pittsneld Mass br Slam
w A/Ba4es Springfield Mass en- Toney
w A Bsggs Springfield Mass blk Y gsultan
Deerfield Farm Brattleboro W m Senorita
@ n Nelson watsrviile Name b m Amber
w Il spler Glen FALLS N Y b q Jacksonian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Express trains leave PRovIDENCEs ss follows
II 10 "A: N IS. 0h dimited.I 9 90 p. NJ DAILY.
For NEW YORK. via stonington lAne--7 to.7 81
For PHiLASELPfiiA. BALTIMORE and WASH
INGToN VA Harlem River-lo 10 A. M. -
For NEW "A VEN is 4; n. te1p; daily, s!s
lexpl2 Is ,exph sos dimitedj. 90 'exp. daily
(accoml, % (accom. Sundays onlyi. s 10 tloo,
exp.lg 80 taccom.l 1910 texp.h 10 80 (iimitedl,
III 10 A. IA. texp.l 30 "a CO oinL 10 lexp.l. U5
Qimited) 3 90 lloc. exp.l IS taccom-. Sundays
only. 4 is tacoom,L 800 +. u. texp dAilyA
b as T.. M. (exp. daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
Nominations In a,eO Glass Troi; Guar
ranteed subscription >take %, 900.

Wilcox southlngton Conn transferred fro m
Fred + Perkins) b m Fanny Wilcox
Alien Farm Pittsfield Mass b m Geneva
CIR enwood 81 Stinson New York city h
Tuscarora4
Miard r. smith Brooklyn N Y m Cornne
q NJ Draper North Attleboro Mass transferred
from John Poag b m Gretchen
ST Lawrence Stock Farm Canton N Yg m Lora J
George Starr Terre Haute lnd tranferred from
Parkvlle Farm) br m Zenobia
James Golden Medford Mass q Ben
] Macon Forbes Boston Mass ch m Nellie McGreg-
Park stock Farm Providence br Athlete
John A Goldsmith washlngtonvile blk Ora
wilkes
A p Nc Donald Albany N Y m Alice Wilkes
Chas Moser Parkve l. ch Ben Davis
J w Filmer Govsrsville d x Wonder
Geo A St John WI lkesbarre Pa b m Jennie Wilkes
NJ It Pooler Skowhezan Ne transferred from NJ
Mooney, 'All-so
VIM spicr Glen Falls m Miss McGregor
The Hermitage stud Nashville Tenn b Commo-
dore Porter
Highlawn farm lee Mass m Georgia III
WIN l. Simmons Lexington Ky BIS Jay Hanker
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

BENNINGTON, Vt, Sep Considerable
nouncement that Rev. William Bcgart
Walker has resigned the rectorship of st.
Peters, Episcopal Church. over which he
the demand of q committee from the
vestrymen. There are various rumors
~ 70 the esyse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
s:Ao class. Trot,ins; rurse $500.
sTALLroSs.

NJ J Smith Tlcon ieroga b Langar
j Tlegle Iawtucket X b Prime William
George w Leavltt Boston Mass b FRANK Jones
George NJ Mills Goshen y b Fritz Wagner
wL&FF ield Brocgtont Mass ch = joe Alcyons
A Godsm tn Washingtonville N. . Magneto
Highlawn Farm Lee Mass blk Dawn X
B ,ger Bros Hydevilie Vt b : Nero
FIG Warner hartford Conn ch c Diamond Dick
J Taylor Pelscook IA b = viking jr
John heeney GIen Falls ii ch Alpatra
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
SUBSCRIPTION STAKES.
Nomin nations In Yeariing Guaranteed Sub
scription stake 200.

JudsOn Clark Aimra NY transferred from
Fred Perk ns) Altohel
Allen Farm Pittsned Mass Z Esponisa
Isaac sanierson Wiliimantic Conn ro m Lady
Alcy
Daniel Mahoney Portsmouth II br Cowa
Greenwood stinson New York city b { Princess
Clara
Mapiohurst Farm Lancaster Mass ch Lanceola
J MaIcomb Forbes Boston Mass G Monturo
A Austin Read vile Mass Perlal
oustave Cornelis Waterbury Conn b Z La Belle
Cleveland
Round Top Farm Bernardsvilie " bro Baxter
The hermitage stud Nashville Tenn BorcaI
Nominations In two year old trotters guaran teei
subscription stake $1,000
yud.on VI Clark Elmlra Y uransserreo from
Pred Y Psrkins) gr Lady Pouss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s.
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