The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-19
Merchants Display.

oil the mOSt nOLlCtdDlc lthluEcb VI bnc ihh
and the uniform taste and judgment
shown In their arrangement Is favorable
commentary both on the exhibitors and
the head of the department. Ii is just
what interests the public and is attract
ing large numbers.
exhibits Is that of the Taunton Iron
Works grand and prize Quaker ranges
| for John NJ. Dean Il Co. 1t occupies one
| of the largest spaces in the department
and is displayed in an sttractively deco
| rated booth.
Among other exhibitors OF stoves and
| furnishings are William Millen, who
| shows the beautiful Magee Mystic Range
| and furnance, and L. w. Taylor, whose
| display of novel furnaces attracts much
| attention.
| J.. c. Conroy & Company's exhibit, the
| Winchester boiler, is also worthy of men
tion.
Jerome Kennedy & Co., the enterprising
| clothes dealers, are prominent exhibitors.
| Their display is large one, and the
| quality of the exhibit warrants much at
! tention.
| Shepard & Co.'S. display of novelties OF
various sorts is decidedly interesting.
Smokers should not pass by the fine
display of cigars and tobacco shown by
| Young Brothers. Huntoon a. Gorham
also have an extensive and well selected
exhibit in this line.
The Rumford Chemical Works and the
Quaker Oats booths were the subject OF
much favorable comment. From an
artistic standpoint they are very pleasing,
| and the articles of food are delectable.
Near by is Bugbee q Brownell's display OF
Spices another noticeable exhibit.
| Dawson d Co. have put the finishing
touches on their bicycle display. 1t is q
beauty.
shoes, and the Photographic Photograph
Company's displays are conspicuous and
we'll worth examination.
, The Providence Music Company is on
hand with as pretty display OF pianos as
has been seen in many years.
The Moxie booth comes in for a large
share OF patronage.
One of the exhibits which attracts the
attention Of the horsemen, Is that OF
Collier IL Newhall.
A feature of the exhibit is q large glass
case filed with samples OF the non-corro-
sive bit which has recently come into use
| The bit 10 made of a combination Of metals
and is warranted not to rust.
William A. Suddard shows a fine col
, lection of chainless bicycles and also
, | specimens OF the new simplicity tires OF
which he Is agent.
Two large cases of beautifully cut glass
, ware represents the Hope Glass Cutting
Works OF Providence.
The display in the carriage department
Is of very high grade.
Ames bury Carriage Company and the
French Carriage Company of Boston, and
includes traps and the latest styles IN
buggies and rockaways.
The Kimball Co., Boston, has five ex-
hibits, the handsomest being a large
brake with all the equipments.
Lambert Hollsnder of Amesbury, ha:
two rockaways in the display, to one o
which is harnessed q wooden horse.
Mr.. G. w. Edmunds of Providence
shows two buggies. One is a GoddarC
called the "Comfort." 1t is fitted Will
pnuematic tires and ball bearing axles.
Mr., b. A. Whitman of Arctic Centre ha
An exhibit, as does Osgood Morrill, O
Amesbury, who displays two Brunswick
traps.
The Races.
The racing events were not held unde
the most favorable circumstances. Tn
occasional sprinkle during the morning
changed for the worse, and at O'Clock
heavy rain was falling, making anythin
like fast time impossible. The results G
the morning races follow:
FIRST RACE.
A 2:9s class, trotting, purse $500, best sins
Hollister h G, by Emont, ir, dam
Merendes by Mambrino Patohen, A.
o; H. Kingsley Ashuelot Parker.
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