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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09
For Sale.

Corner lot AZ punahoultO by 200 feet. House,
y contains parlOr, DINING room, three
bed rooms, bath room-hot and cold water
etc. stable and carriage house, etc.
The grounds are well laid out ia fruit and
ornamental trees.
For particulars, address A. b., this office,
Wit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09
FC1EIGN VESSELS EXPECTED
VESSELS In FORT,

NAVAL VESSELS.
II b NJ 5 Hyacinthe, May, Esquimalt.
MERCHANTMEN.
Bktne W, II. Dimond, Nelson San Fran.
Robert Lowers, Goodman, Laysan Island,
Blk Cadzo Forest, Newcastle
Am sch Alice Cooke, PIT Townsend,
I Haw ok Mauna Ala, NewcastlS
Am bktne s N Castle, Hubbard San Fran,
Am bk Albert, Gritiiths. San Francisco,
BRtne Planter, Dow, Laysan island,
Am sch Eva, Kltgard Eureka,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09

The wife-beating case on Emma street
reported in Thursdays STAR is being in
vestigated by Captain Parker.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09
Wanted.

\ good, gentle mich COW at "a reason
able price. Apply at the
4oI-tt STAR Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09

The Circuit Court has decided the
case of the Republic VS.. Captain
Klemme and G.. Cordes, assault and
battery, against defendants, sentencing
them to pay fines of $50 each.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09

Hereafter the Post Office will close at
] o'clock Saturday afternoon. On Sat
urdays when steamers arrive from
abroad the office will be open an adj
ditional hour, from to p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-09

Miss Mollie Stockmeyer will introduce
her new Honolulu dance tomorrow
evening. 1t will be performed in full
Hawaiian costume. The dance is a Gre
alton of her own and will be taken to
America.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-15

THIRD RACE.
riye fu.longs, selling for s-yesr-olds and up
I. Berwyn, los, McDermott
2. Mcintyre, 90. w. McDermott
3. Watch Charm, 90, Lew.
Time, iiosjs. Betting, Token sto I. Samantha 9
TO l, Berwyn sto and 10 o Mcintyre ~ 10 I,
Little Mid IL ~ 4, Watch Charm II 10 I, TO on
the Held.
ffNt FOURTH RACE
Owners hsndicap, for all ages, purse szs.
Figaro. i03, X. Harris.
Our Maggie, 81 Lew.
Poiydora, IS, r. O. Lcary.
Time La. Betting, Bolivar 100 70 I, ST. Michael
1to Defsulter 100 To 1, Polydora 10 to I, Enheid
~ TO Our Maggie 21s TO !, Figaro 2,s 10 !, Fox
Glove 10 toi.
tl frFTB RACE.
Purse 500, handicap, for galioways and ponies.
hye furlongs.
Mccormack, iso, Lendrum.
a. The shiekhr l26, Hanlon.
J.. Elkwood, 100. Hogan.
Time Lo5 Betting Mccormack 10 8, The sheikh
to J. lsik wood 10 Q, Little Monarch . 10 !, Com
forter 10 J.
Purse $780, handicap, steeplec hase, over the fun
course. f.t.If
1. Max, is5, Mara.
2. Glenfalion, 1862, Dufries.
8. Chevy Chase, l2b, Barry.
Time a23. Betting, Max To 4, Glenfallon to I,
Chevy Chase rs TO l. Woodford TO l. Attus 10 to !,
j. Mclaughlin TO l. summer Breeze 9 10 4.
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need FIREBOAT.
Four Cottages at Fields Point
Burned This Morning.
Steamer Sent From City Got Stuck In
Swamp--0nIy Buckets Available.

A fire which nearly destroyed O dozen
or more cottages at the clam house at
Fields Point occurred this morning. As
II was, four large summer residences on
Edwards row were burned to the ground,
there being nothing but four piies OF
1t was shortly before 8 o'clock when
Mrs. ID. q. Edwards pui an old news
paper in O stove In which she thought
there was no fire and went into the next
cottage to get IL in readiness 10 be occu-
pied by family, who intended to move In
Monday.
She had not been In the next house long
before a son Of Mr.. Horace Remington
discovered blaze in the Edwards cot
tage and gave an alarm.
II was q matter Of very few moments
before the whole house and the two on
the east and the one on The west sides
were in flames.
Being OF light material and not .plas-
tered all four OF the houses burned freely
and when assistance arrived nothing
could be done except to get the furniture
out and protect the surrounding dwell
inEg;; Egora wa. t.,snho0so to Chief Steer.
and Q steamer with Hose 10 OF Burnside
street were sent to the scene. In the
meantime box 25g at Washington
Park was rung in. In attempting to
get to the shore across lots
Steamer 10 got stuck In the
swamp and was not hauled out until
attempt to get stream OF water
on the fire was given up ~
it was low tide, and the engine could not
be run down TO the waters edge. A bucket
brigade, comprising firemen, the helpers
at Fields Point and cottagers in general
was being formed, the water being taken
from Narragansett Bay. The men not
employed in passing buckets OF water were
stationed ehsId on the adjoining cottages Swnsd
Remington, H. A. A. Atkins and VIII.
lam Johnson. The household goods
in these houses were removed in the rear
Of Colonel Atwell's house. At the time
the fire started the wind was
blowing from the southwest and
carried large sparks towards the clam
house. Men with buckets prevented the
sparks from doing any damage.
Three Of the four burned cottages were
owned by ID. q. Edwards, who
street, the fourth house being the
property of l.. @. Eddy of Eddy Brothers,
fruit merchants on Dyer street. Mr.. Ed
wards loss Is estimated at between
5000 and $4,000. He has an insurance of
5000 through the agency OF c. ii. Beach.
Mrs. Edwards saved nothing except
what she wore, having lost in ad-
dition to her wardrobe her pocket book
S35. All the silverware, and In
fact everything in the Edwards house,
was destroyed.
Mr.. Eddy purchased his house last sea-
son and with the furniture paid e1450,
having an insurance through Spencer q
Brothers OF $500. A brand new chamber
set received this morning was the only
thing saved from the house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-15

merry in No. 539 Pearl street (same building
with Vernon Bros.) insured as follows
Queen, $500; s. 4 NJ. A., Lloyds, $2500;
German American, 5000; Sun Insurance
Office, $4,000; Liverpool, London q Globe,
5000; New York Central Lloyds, $1,000; Se-
curity Lloyds, 5000; Metropolitan Lloyds,
5000; Indemnity Lloyds, 5000; total,
S33, 900.
American Belgian Lamp Co., lamp
stock, 65 and 67 Duane street, (loss
total, Commonwealth Mutual of Boston,
q. Rensen's stock, 65 and 81 Duane
street, (loss total), Bay state, 5000; West
ern Mass Mutual, 5000; Pacific Mutual,
II. L., 5000; total, s12, 900.
s. Lachmen, rs Elm street, on wine
room contents, Qoss total. Citizens,
Mo-, $500; Western, Toronto, $500;
Reading, $500; Detroit, $500, Total
$4,000.
81 Duane street loss total, Connections,
$500; Eagle, $500; Concordia, $500;
Firemens' OF Baltimore, $3.50; Alleman--
MIA, $3.50; Lion, $1,000; Imperial $1,000;
Knickerbocker Lloyds, $500; Columbis
Lloyds, $500; New York Central Lloyds,
$500; Insurers Alliance $500; Quebec,
$500; Keystone OF st. Johns, $780, Royal
Vernon Bros, 65 and 81 Duarc strcoi.
on stock and machinery CosS about
total). Hamilton, $500; Crceuwith,
5000; Globe, $500; United StetC.. -ca,
Hartford, $500; Prussian f,at.0nal
$500; Security OF New Haven, Sih0.
Commerce OF Albany, J'1f
German OF Pittsburg, $500; Phonl. "a
London, 5000; County OF Ph.iodepl.l,
$500; New York Bowery, s25C0 H,w
Hampshire, 1880; Norwich Unior, s0J;
Lumbermens', 5000; Rochester German,
$1,000; Western OF Toronto, 5000; pala-
tine, $500; Merchants OF Newark, $500;
Newark Fire, $500; Scottish Union anc
National, Zoo; Msnaf@ctnrs's Manu- ,'s aud nn
Equitable Lloyds, $500; Merchants
Lioyds, $500; Manufactures Llovds,
$500; Phnrix OF London, $500; First
w, $3.50; Grand Rapids, 1880;
Michigan, $500; National Underwritens
JACOB n MsAyu1u
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The Providence Athletic Association
Building is like great ship at her dock.
All day long yesterday and all day today
they are taking In stun. Furnishings, fur
niture and stores, coal for the boilers. pro-
ducts for the culinary department and
pictures-beautiful pictures-are going in
side.
The clubrooms will present a rarely
handsome aspect with the pictures. The
pictures will adorn every available wall
handsome art paintings which artist and
hanging. They come from his
splendid collection and are not hung for
the opening reception alone, but for an
indefinite period. They will do much
toward the adornment OF what are already
the handsomest interiors In Providence.
Interest In the forthcoming opening
was evidenced by the large demand for
copies OF last nights NEWS which had a
sketch OF the building by pen and pencil
That gave very comprehensive idea
OF Its splendor and magnitude. One
feature that was especially noted
Is the wall tinting. Everybody who has
as yet been in the clubrooms has q spasm
OF delight at the wall treatment. IL Is
thoroughly handsome, bold and strong.
There has been nothing seen like II outside
the beautiful tintiDg in the Providence
County Court House which, when 1t was
new, received wide encomiums on the
wall work. When you ca there tomorrow
don't expect to see any fancy splashings,
put look for as hsndsot,se set OF plain
furnished walls as youSesnl Imagine. They
are delight that VIII endure as long as
the building stands: hnrE
heavily in terra Gotta, with dark green
woodwork; the beautiful blue room In the
ladies' department, Opening out OF the
ladies' cafe, which is tinted a Delicate ho-
liotrope; the brilliant rich yellow OF the
second floor corridors; the deep red with
heavy blue ceiling OF the big billiard room
where Thomas X. Bullock has set up his
Garden City tables and the handsomest
accessories toe bs found in the
city: the red sand. green club
roo ms with the bluePooms of the corri-
dor on the same floor; the deep yellow
and black first floor corridor opening
from the great entrance hall tinted rich
green.
Ii is all immensely fine, and everybody
is enquiring who did 1t. That is a great
secret, but 1t may now be told, because
everybody Is bound to like the work. DIR.
+. 5. Allen is responsible for the selection
OF these beautifuf.waii colors.
The Providence Whist Club have
adorned their rooms in the clubhouse with
their collection OF handsomely framed
quotations and pictu.es relating to the
game. Their quarters are immensely at
tractive. Right across the corridor is the
dark room for the Camera Club and anna
teur photographers generally.
The platform on which are the rowing
machines in the gymnasium is miniature
stare on which amateur dramatics may be
given or band located for concerts.
The doors win BE open at 3 O'Clock to-
morrow and the reception will continue
until II O'clock Reeves Orchestra will
be on hand frsni3 to and from to IL.
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Oslo.

"ssman,ha at Saratoga" by Josiah Aliens wife.
nnesf book ever written
Lap OF Cutting Board
Doll-f0 In. bisque head; jointsd
Coliapsive Cups--Afuminium; picnics eto
Hair Rrnsh--All bristles; white or black.
Sterling Silver Hair Pfns--Iarge size.
souvenir spoon-Sterlins; bowl gold plstcd
Boys knife-Ebony handle; 8 blades.
sctssors-s In. Rodgers.
Ssckknife-2 blades, Rodgers.
Sugar rongs-siivcr plated on white metal
kaxor-blsck handle; hollow ground; RogerA
Napkins-Turkey red; doz.
Revolving oratcrs--For Coooanpt, horseradish,
bread, crackers cheese. etc.
Frying Pan-Best agateware; sk In
article.
Ladies' Knife-Peari handle; 2blades
Zlther-b strings; we'll made.
hArpoen prongs.
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Bosom Board-For ironing shirts
Sleeve Board-For pressing on
Bread Plate-For Cutting Bread on
Knife Cleaning Board
Boys Lsntcrn-Lights coiors-red, white -
blue.
Compound Microscope-very handy.
Minclng or Chopping knife-9ood Steel
salad Spoon and Fork Carved Wood.
Porcelain Lemon SQuecser.
Steel mt Cracks.
Bread Knife-With sBreadn carved ON haudls
Solid silver Thimble.
Moody's Latest ssrmoms-TnR NEWS Edition.
Good Harmonica--iO holes.
Broiler for steaks-sx1e1s; has patented steel
hinge.
Pocket Cook Stove Spirit Lamp)-Brass; any
tin cup can be used on II.
Jumbo Powder Gun-For insects and bugs; holds
o.. Powder.
Humming Top.
Magic Common Sense Pocketbook.
Fancy Writing Paper-Linen; 70 sheets paper, -
envelopes.
Sugar shell-Good plate, on white metal.
Butter X Knffe-Good plate, white metal.
Rubber Dressing Conb-superior; unbreakable;
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hihcent volume.
Irvings "Life Of washington--rwe spicndsA
volumes.
One Dozen Nspkins-Evcrybody uses Napkins
One Dozen Unbleachod Striped Turkish Towels
Everybody uses them, too.
Half Dozen Linen Danask Towels-.yerv Choies
One dozen napkins 10 ~
bordered Tablecloth. h....................... Is 90
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Picturesque
AMERICA.
10 Gents a Part /!
with this Coupon or the
Heading Of THE NEWS.
2 Cents Extra by Mail.

Early editions of this
beautiful work-sold by
subscription only--brought
SO cents a part, $24 for the
complete set.
This edition printed on
exactly the same paper,
same type, same pictures.
is complete in 80 parts
and costs accordingly but
$500.
A steel engraving with
every number.
1t is a magnificent ex-
ample of illustrative and
typographical work.
The NEWS, 7 Weyhosset St.
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Patent Hat and Coat Rack-s hooks, no screws
Pastry Board, i2xss, or Bread Bosrd--Maae Of dry
wood; In one piece. -
ladies' oketbook--Leather; white metal or.
nameufs. -
Ladies' shopping Bag-squars; lea,hsr eorae1;
silvered ornaments.
q wered Agate Buckets qt. best agateware
lambs Essays"-2 volumes oomplete
Saucepan, with Cover--Rs timed, without scam
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-15

n. y. nGh NGS,
Cor. North Main and Smith strestk.
WM. r. POTTER,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN r KELLEY,
757 Westminster street.
+. c. PERTHEL,
s27 Westminster street.
L. p. q A. 7. RICE,
153 weybosset street.
CHARLES c. MCLAUGHLIN,
212 North Main street.
GEORGE p. WHITNEY,
ss7 Westminster Street.
OSWALD p. BROWN,
80 North Main street.
GRocFRTEs.
DAVIS CASH GROCERY GEO. ID.
GLADDiNG, Prop:
GROCERIES AND MARKET
574 and $50 Broad street
MATTERS AND 0UTFITTKRs.
WOOD q WATSON,
80 Westminster street.
JEWELLERS.
e. e. HOsMER,
Westminster and Dean streets.
LADIES' SUITS AND GOWNS
e. I. BRISTOL,
765 Westminster street.
LAUSDRIES
WHAT CHEER,
4ee Washington street.
WESTMINSTER HAND LAUNDRY,
17bS Westminster street.
MEATS and VE0ETABLEA
W. H. BURNS,
v. ). BONN, ii7s Westminster 'tr''''
1889 Westminster street,
e. A. MoRIARTY,
55 Manton avenua
MEN AND BorS CLOTHING.
ALEX. 8. SAWYER,
junction Westminster and Cranston sts.
REGISTERED PHIBMAcIsTs.
J. FRED GIBSON.
ia4s Westminster and 26 Thsyer streets.
.. e. wALoH' ,y., w.,.,,,.,.
JOHN e. POTTER,
GAG Cranston street
MES's COMPLETE O oUTTIrTEn
Q. p. CORNELL, : "
1se South Main Street.
JOHNSTON, R. 1.
Bo0Ts AND sHoEs.
IS Plsinneld street.
HEAIs AND PRorIsIoNs.
0E0R0E w. AMISoN,
- Plain aslS styssk.
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Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of So
Power Corkscrew-No breaking Of the cork.
Dover Egg Beater-Everybody knows what n ta
Wire strainer, with Handie-For tea and cofIeN
Mire Pot Chain and Dishcloth-Lsrss slze.
Wire sponge Basket-5ts IN.
Grown Coffee Pot stand-Wire.
Nickel plated Can Opener.
THE NEws Flip" Puzzle.
Solid silver Stick Pin.
solid Silver Hat Pin.
Hat Rack hooks, which fold In
Towel Roller--solld white wood back hard wood
roller
Bread Toaster-9x63,, wire.
Wire Tea Straner-Hangs from spout
Wire Handled Pot Clezner.
Wire Broom Ho,der-For whisk brooma
Rapid Nutmeg Crater.
Boxwood Hule-l n. aud Aft
school sponge
Dewdrop Inkstand-0iass.
Lead penoils-Rubber zip, shsrpened; 4 dox
Slate pencils-Pointed, In wood; I doz
Soap Shzker--To put in hot water and saves ali
the small pieces
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Saw Dnst

with a population Of so is Georgia 10
cality recorded in the News Pocket Atlas
Census and Gazetteer. Price 40c.
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East Providence.
REGISTERED PHARMACIsTs.
MASON b. WOOD,
Corner Taunton ave. and Valley st.
rc0Ts, sROEs AND GEN7ys FUR
SISHINGS, MILLINERY, ETC,
E. F. JAMESON,
Old Police Building, Taunton avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-15

There are hundreds of premiums that W.
ahall offer through these columns every
week, given for purchases that range from
2.00 to 100000.
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For Sic and Upwards.

Haif dozen Linen Dsmssk cited fringe) I7oo
Large Bisque Don, Dressed. ............. 40 "A
Mrs. Clusters Famous Book, 'sTcnting on the
Palms." rare volume ................... 10 On
Sam Cox's Fanny Diversions Of a Diplomat
- IN iuIkey- 20 90
snk Fob Chain. ............,................. 20 %
y%oIa % King moonstone ana Ruby doublet.... 20 %
Child's Reed Rocking Chair r.........' sos
Carving Knife and Fork ork.................... rs %
silver Plated Soup Ladle. le................. :. rs 90
All Linen Table Cloth. 95 "a
One Dozen Linen Damask Towels ....... Is
One dozen extra Unoleached Striped Turk
Halt dozen Gents Hsndkerchiefs. 90 to Is 90
Bntter Dish, best plate. 2s %
Easter, best plate. .:..................... Is 90
Sske basket, eest Pdate... ~ %
suger Bowl, beat plate. ,................. "a 90
Cream pitcher, gold lined. .................. rs 90
Rolled Gold watch Chain. ................... 30 90
Ansonia Clock, leather case ............. 30 90
Ausonia Clock, nickel case.................. 80 OC
One dozen Linen Dsnask k.................... s2W
Set OF lryings Work in neat boz. ............ AN
nanquet Lamp ............................... 8W
Siothes Wrinker 20 "
Carpet Sweeper ............................ 20 %
History OF the Parliament of Religions at the
Worlds Fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
White Bed Spreads fire. ............ SIS 90 TO 20
1oia Rug ct BY 1T ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ito 90
Ladies Gold Filled Case Watch ........... le5 OF
Gents Watch, Trenton movement .......... fs5 o.
Ladies' Eigin movement, gold filled eAss.. 200 90
Dinner and Tea Set combined. -. .......... $50 W
diamond harrfngs.. from fl00 to 200 ~
Sewing Machine: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o9 %
ooid Wstoh ......-.....................- 52o -
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BANSPACH BROTHERS,
1915 Westminster Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES
W. III. CHARLESWORTH,
Globe Shoe Store, Oineyville square.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING.
TIE GEO. G. JOHNSON COMPANY,
Olneyville square.
GENTS OUTFITTERs.
JOHN F. RUSSELL,
Olneyville square.
GROCERIES,
NICHOLSON d FERGUSON,
1910 Westminster street
HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
J. F. RUSSELL.
olneyville square
HOUSE FURyISHING GOODS.
WILLIAM H. wHIPPIsE +
46, AZ and 40 Msnton avenue,
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
ARTHUR BAINTON,
b9 Manten avenue,
RFGIsTERED PHARMACTSr.
RIVERSIDE PHARMACY,
50 Msnton avenue.
RESTA URANTs.
Z. M. ROBBINS,
Hartford street.
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- 49, 4-s
GEMS COMPLETE OF TFrTTERs.
DALTON & McCAFFREY,
Cor. Main and North Main streets.
BOOTS AM SHOEs.
PAwTUCKEr BOOT & SHOE co.
No. broadway.
USTCkL MERCHkNDTSE.
J. w. MEIKLEJoHN d CO.,
Sheldon Building.
HATS AND cars
METROPOLITAN HAT STORE,
- 40 East Avenus
MERCHANT T4ILOR.
WILLIAM +. HERMANN,
81 North Union Street.
PHENIX, r. I.
cLoTHfNG AND GENrs' FURNisR.
FNGS.
JOSEPH LAwTON,
- AUtss's Bleck, spposits The hyjdgA
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Steel scissors-Leather covered handles.
Butter Knife Fine silver plate on white meta n
Scissors-b in; Rodgers.
Aluminium Put Boz.
Clothes Brush-An bristles.
veniert.
Stew Pan--Best agateware; 2 a.
Set Wire Dish Covers-Round
Tool Chsnt--lo tools.
silver Plated Hat Brush.
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SELECT TRADE DIRECTORY.
PROVIDENCE. or OI,NEYVITJ

AP0rHECARTES.
r. j. REEVES,
Cor. North Main and Smith strestk
wM r. POTTER,
446 Broad street
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Towel Arms (3)--Niokel tips, oak.
Briste Shoe Brush and Dauber-0ood article.
Scrubbing Brosh--AIl bristie.
Harmonixed Melodies-<0o popular songs.
Pair Of 6eissors--5 in. good German mako
Sliced Animals-an Instructive game.
Purse--For coin; a good one.
Silver Plated Napkin Ring -Engrave1
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Write your name and address plainly on stub and
b merchant 10 Al IN amount paid and place his
stamp thsreen. Bee that amount of purchase Is
correctly written by merchant both parts OF
eoapen. Msroheat 10 10 keep the stub and hand
uou bsah the nsin part Send ell your coupons
The Select Trade Direetory will h
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(hat are properly receiptadl the latest within ~
days after the date printed thereon
All coupons sent 20 us are placed to the credit Of
tne sender rntil they have reached amount Of pur-
chases required for the premium selected when IA
Will be sent without delay. When sending coppons
write tfgfbfy name and uddress Keep the coupons
neat and rs smod>h as possible
Premiums are delivered free at ofnce OF Tn
NEws. Outside they sent By express
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FIRST RACE
Six furlongs, selling for 3-year- olds and upwards
meeting.
4. Hardy Fox, 123, Marshall.
q Fairy Alonzo, 12z, Delehanty.
g. Fan King, iip. w. Morris.
Time LII betting, Come Home TO 1, Harry
Aonzo TO !, Rathena 20 TO T. Gonzales to l. Jake
Joseph 80 TO I, Hopper 20 90 l.. Hardy Fox 20 l.
Dashing Charlie 20 toi, Fan King ~ TO I, Zeno 80
toL
SECOND RACE
Five furiongs. selling, for syesr.oids and up
wards, purse s27b.
I. Fagot, 100, Nacev.
q Black child, 20, N. Lynch.
g. Ellen n, ~. ~ o'Leary.
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20 Fagot 10 q Athlena 80 10 4, Black Child % 10
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The Delta independent., 1894-04-11

Pacific completed their conference MondtJ
regarding the details of the man lgement Of
'he joint yards at Denver and the operation
Of the Julesburg branch As to the latter the
Gulf road will take tho Union Pacific trains
at Julesburg and work them to Denver on
mileage basis, as was suggested In the trial OF
the Gulf case before Judges Caldwell and
Sanborn last week.
The Gulf system will be held responsible
for the trains after leaving Julesburg and on
their return from Denver. The crews and en-
glnes from Julesburg to Denver and return
will be in the employ Of the Gulf system and
their joint operation will be paid for as above
stated
Switching in the Denver yards and other
detail features have all been amicably ad-
justed, and a joint contract has been agreed
upon, less onerous to the Union Pacific than
II the old contract had been held good by the
circuit court, sitting In equity In the case.