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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Dan Mulvey pleaded not guilty to the
charge of assaulting Charles w. Whit
and was seat TO the county Jail for 80
days.
Mike Day, william Mullen and Daniel
McCarty spent the greater part OF yester-
day in visiting the baTrooms about town.
Late in the afternoon, McCarty invited his
friends to his home, 50 Oak street. The
effects Of the liquor made McCarty sleepy,
and he laid down on lounge for nap,
and while in this condition Day and
Mullen helped themselves to a coat, skirt
and hammer, or at least McCarty re-
ports that way to sCaptain Lovett. Day
and Mullen pleaded guilty' and were
each fined $50 and costs.
Michael Kellar was fined $40 and costs
for carrying concealed weapons.
l.. j. Hill paid SO and costs for keeping
a dog that was not licensed, and Michael
Ward pleaded not guilty to a like charge
Ann Smith was sent to the State farm
for six months on the charge OF being a
co ommon railer and brawler
James Cole waived examination on the
charge OF exposure of person, and was
bound over to the court of common pleas.
Patrick Hamilton for a like charge also
waived examination, and was bound over
To the court of common pleas
The case OF Patrick j. Dolan for making
an assault on John Ryan was continued
to July 3.
John Doherty was charged with making
an assault on his wife. John is the chap
who kicked his wife into insensibility
Sunday morning, June %, because there
were two men at their home on Kane
street. He was found guilty and sent to
the county jail for 80 days.
The case OF Henry W. Young, for as
saulting Alonzo ID. Amsden, showed that
Amsden was quite as anxious for little
fight as Mr.. Young was. Both men were
in the employ of the Harris Steam Engine
Company, Mr.. Amsden holding the posi-
ton OF foreman. Young came into the
shop Monday morning, and Amsdem
thought that he was somewhat under the
influence of liquor, and ordered him from
the shop Young aid not care to go, and
Amsden made an attempt TO push him
out. After doing so, Young told Amsden N
that IL he would come out in the yard he
would punch him, Amsden went out,
and he did just as he said he would.
Young was fined go and costs.
Benjamin johnson was sent TO the re-
form school for two years for truancy.
The case of William Barry was discon-
tinued.
The six boys who were arrested In Cap
tain Marston's'district FOR stealing cher
ries from the yard of Elizabeth johnson
were discharged on account of defect i'm
the warrant.
John Burns was fined q and costs for |
stealing a shirt from John Brennan.
Antonia Gutter pleaded not guilty 90 |
Keeping an unlicensed dog. Trial Tues |
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
Her CRADLE.
The Defender Now Calmly Fl5ats on
the Briny Deep.
SUSTAINED NO SERIOUS INJURY.
Protrudlng Bolts In the Ways
Caused the Trouble.

AS tho result Of an examination after
the Defender reached deep water, Messrs
Herreshoff and Iselln were informed that
tho vessel was not In any way injured
by her 80 hours stay at the end of the
ways
The cradle separated from the keel and
doated alongside. IL was badly scratched
and splintered, showing that had not the
builders placed IL under the craft, she
would have been seriously damaged in the
attompt to launch her.
Held Fast by Bolts.
The cause of the trouble as given out
was protruding bolts used in the con.
struction Of the ways The bolts extended
beyond the frames, so that when the
cradle came down upon them, they pene
trated the wood TO the depth of from an
inch to an inoh and half, holding IL fast
Immediately after the launching the
Defender was towed TO tho dock, where
preparations were made for stepping ths
mainmast, which was soon towed down
from Walkers Cove, where IL had beer
resting for several days. The mast was
then successfully and easily stepped.
Before this time the yacht foated with
her indicated water line 30 inches above
tho surface at her bow and eight inches al
her stern. Tho weight of the mast
brought her down about three inches al
the bow but unaltered her position at the
stern, so she floats II inches above hei
water line at that part. But the main
boom and several tons of rigging arc to &c
into her yet, so it is figured that the
weight Of her mast Is of right displace
ment.
The opinion was givon on good authority
that IL will be six weeks before the dc.
fender will be rcNdv for trial trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
HOPE.

The members of Epworth League held
their monthly meeting yesterday evening
in the Methodist Church.
Il. w. Owen, teacher OF the grammar
school, leaves today for Maine for the
holidays.
Mrs. w. II. Latram will leave this
evening for North Stonington.
ARCTIC.
The Congregational Sunday School will
hold lawn party this evening on the
grounds of Mr.. A. T. Bracket. A large
tent has been erected on the lawn under
Of all sorts.
An Italian employed in the Natick Mills
had his left hand caught between gears
yesterday afternoon. DIR. Caron attended
the patient and after the preliminary
cares the man was sent to the Rhode
Island Hospital.
ARCTIC CENTER.
The three prisoners arrested for the as
sault on Mrs. A. T.. Caron and i. Be-
beault, Saturday, were fined go each
yesterday by Judge Warner.
Nocturnal attacks seem To be the fash
ion here of late Sunday evening while
Mr.. Maxine Bibeault was awaiting
friend on Central street, about 9
O'Clock, he was assaulted by four
drunken men. Tie will enter
complaint with constable J. B. Nadeau
today. These fellows belong to gang
OF loafers which assemblies in Clyde every
night, and go about creating disturbance
Mr.. Tom Welcome of this place will
have a -go-round erected on Nor
ceau's ground this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
NORTH END NE VS.
A Postponed Lawn Party That
Was Not a Failure.
TIM NEWS BUREAU,
NORTH END, s26 BRANCH AvBsuK,
Telephone sgl-l

Mr.. James T.. Osgood OF Uncas street
caught the bicycle fever. He went TO ride
on the boulevard last Sunday afternoon.
obliged To take TO his bed, although bet
ter today. lie went to mount his wheel,
which was an old-styled one, and his foot
Nothing daunted he tried again, success
fully, and rode for an hour or two and
started for home. Before reaching there,
however, he noticed blood running down
his trousers leg, and became almost ex-
hausted. Assistance and doctor came
TO his aid, and he will be out again in
few days. The rupture will not prevent
him from riding "bikeN again, he says
The postponed lawn party, under the
auspices of the young people connected
with the Church of the Holy Name was
held last night on Mr.. Gallaghers lawn
on Pawtucket avenue. Ii was an unquali-
fled success, and everything was sold out,
SO that the society will net a good sum.
Yesterday Messrs. Frederick T.. Gilbert
and Arthur T. Smith received their
renewal certificates from the State Board
OF Pharmacy
Mr.. Albert Smith, one of the most
popular young pharmacists in Providence,
and for three years with a leading down
town store began yesterday TO work in
Gllbert's Branch avenue store Wanskuck.
There will be an apron and necktie
party at Miss Lulu Browns house, Willing
street, this evening.
Mr. John Mccarthy has almost recovered
from a serious ankle sprain received while
playing ball recently.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
SOLD FOR TAXES.
A Million Dollar Plant Goes for
$1,000

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 2.-The iron
mills OF the Moorehead Mclean Company
in this city have been sold by the sheriff.
The plant is worth over q, 600, 900 but
went for 1000, just enough to cover
the taxes due on the property and the
sherif's costs. BY this Transaction the
plant Of one OF the oldest iron firms goes
out OF its possession for good.
The purchaser is the New York Life
Insurance Company, holders OF the
mortgage on which the sale was made.
The mortgage was for $3.50. 600. but the
interest accumulated ran the claim up to
1870, 900. A large number OF creditors of
the Moorehead MCLEAN Company will
be losers by reason OF the sale. They
had granted the company an extension OF
the notes representing the Indebtedness
due them and taken as security a blanket
mortgage on the mill property for
5000, 900. The mortgage OF the New York
Life Insurance Company was n prior lien
and the sale on it divested the other
mortgage. This leaves the extension
creditors without security and nothing to
fall back on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
NEWPORT NEWS
It Is Believed the Jury Will
Disagree.
Special TO The News.


NEWPORT, July 2.-The Anthony mur-
der trial is nearing an end, and this after
noon will probably see the case go TO the
jury. The general impression now is that
the jury Will disagree. IL such should
prove TO be the case, the second trial will
be held i'm Providence. The defense fin
ished their case at 3 O'Clock yesterday.
During the morning they tried to intro
duce the ante-mortem statement, but the
court would not allow IL TO go in.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The coroner will hold his inquest into
the death of William II. Stacey on Mon
day next.
Mrs. Eta s. Dalrymple, alias McMahan
and Taplin, with her husband, who is
Fort Adams soldier, were arrested. .yester-
day for maintaining nuisance. They
could not furnish bail.
Governor and Mrs. Charles Warren Lip
pitt, will arrive for the season on Satur-
day.
The fleet of the Brown University Yacht
Club is expected here this morning.
The Newport Baseball Association are
trying to secure George Mahoney, the
Georgetown pitcher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
OLNEYvILLE.
Efforts Will Be Made to Have
a Race Track.
THE NEWS BURRAu, oLSEYyiLLR,
No Hartford Avenue.

In the Eighth District Court this
morning Charles Baker was charged with
breaking and entering the house OF John
McNally, 81 North Allen street, and
steaing clothes belonging TO Jesse Bar
low; was adjudged probably guilty and
bound over To await the action OF the
grand jury.
John Tracy, a friend OF Bakers,
charged with receiving the stolen goods,
pleaded guilty and trial was set down for
next Monday. Officer Noon committed
them this morning.
SOCIETY ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
At the semi-annual meeting for cleo
tion of officers OF the Young Mems Mu-
tial improvement Society held in the Nj.
T.. Tabernacle last evening the following
officers were elected: President, William
French; vice president, William Fido;
secretary, +. H. Walker; treasurer, II.
Robinson.
ITEMS ABOUT TOWN.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets met
asst evening to make final arrangements
20 participate in the Fourth of July
parade.
Rev. y B. Cole, the newly elected su-
perintendnt of schools in Johnson, quail
fled and assumed the duties of his po-
sition yesterday. Mr.. James A. Pirce has
did the position temporarily since June l.
Alfred n. Rogers OF this place left Tor
Cottage City yesterday for the summer.
Ii is reported that race track will be
built in Johnston this fall. II is pro-
posed TO form a stock company and
either purchase or lease a section OF land
for term of years within easy access of
the electric cars.
The Johnston school committee will
appoint supply teachers at their next
meeting.
The teacher for the business course at
the High School has not been engaged as
yet. IL is the desire of the committee to
appoint teacher qualified TO assume any
position in the school as well as the COM
mercial course, If possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02

Voted that the town treasurer be directed
to give the negotiable note or notes OF the
countersisnod by the president of the Council
and town clerk.
Voted that Councilman Barbour bo APP
pointed a committee TO see that the sewer on
John street is extended into the harbor 20
low water line.
Farrally Brothers will print tho tax book.
The clerk was instructed 60 issue an order
TO the town treasurer TO pay one-fourth OF
the license money 10 the state pursuant to
chapter sl6 Public Laws.
The health officer was instructed 20 see the
several parties whose estates are connected
with the Bradford street sewer. and make
some arrangements as To extending said sewer
further out in the harbor.
The clerk ia instructed TO draw his order
on the town treasurer in the sum S40D in favor
OF Frank &. Childs, treasurer of the commit
tee on the celebration OF Fourth of July.
The following named persons were drawn as
grand and pott Jurors:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
Protection Against Fire.

IL will be next to impossible for n big
hre TO occur In the Boston Store here.
after, because OF additional facilities re.
Gently introduced and completed and
tested last evening. On all sides OF the
building, which has been recently
strengthened and enlarged by additional
sttorles, system OF automatic sprinklers
has been inserted just under the let OF
the roof and In case OF fire sheets Of
water, supplied by 6-inch main i'm the
basement, will Immediately envelope tho
shot part. " Deputy Hill and Marshal Win
sor inspected the apparatus and practi.
caliy endorsed II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
A GALLANT STRUGGLE
In Which tho Men From Boston Came
Out Second Rest.

In Which tho Men From Boston Came
Out second Best.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The Phillies
took the Beaneaters into camp after one
Of the hottest struggles seen on the local
diamond for many n day. For l3 innings
the game hung In the balance; then Sam
Thompson pushed out two-bsgger,
Carsey repeated the doso and Clements
| and -HallmaH- contributed sipglcs.- Two
runs came in, and tho visitors took three
out in short order. The features were two
double plays by tho Phillies and one by
the visitors. The Phillies' second Of these
was brilliant-Nash hit TO Cross, who sent
the ball to Clements in time to catch
Nichols at the plate, Clements continuing
to Boyle, putting Nash out at first.
boston bo,pa'"','''. SSSisSSSSoSSSo-s O.
Earned runs-Philadelphia, 4. Base hits
Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 7. Errors-Phil@
delphia. 8; Boston. /. Batteries--Carsey and
Clements; Nichols and Camel
At Brooklyn:
ss,SSSYlSa'''.,',." sc% YSrs .......... SS6eioe ei
Earned runs Brooklyn, Q. Base hits -
Brooklyn, z; New York, Q. Errors-Broolx.
lyn. 4; New York, 8. Batteries-Stein and
Ihuric ana Wisou.
At Cleveland:
fiss.Sars flsSS5sna ......... ......:d %
Earned runs - Cleveland, g.; Pittsburg, 1.
Base hits-Clevclapd, "a; Ptttsburg, 2. Errors
Cleveland, /; Pittsburg, 2. Battories-Youns
and thinner; Hart and Merritt
At Louisville:
SCnSinnssi Snn,n,iI,,s '''....'''''''" I'll
Earned rups--Iouisville Q Base htts--Cin-
ctnnati Il Louisville, z. Errors-Cincinnsti,
o; Louisville, T. Batterios-Spies Parrott,
Foreman and Vaughn; Weyhing, MoCreary
and Warner.
At Washington:
EasSI%Tso, sSIti%ore -" ...." dssSdI ia
Earned runs-Baltimore, Q; Washington, e
Base hits-Bsltimore II; Washin gten, o. Err
rors-Washington, L. Bstteries-Hopper and
Clarke; Mercer and MoGuire.
At Chicago:
s.. LSSis.......... SSSg 3 AZ
Earned runs-chicago Il; 81. Louis, 2. Baso
hits-Chicago Is; st. Louis, T. Errors--Chi-
cago, 4. st. Louis O. Batteries-Thornton
Terry and ponohue; Breitenstein and Peitz
AT New Bedford-New Bedford, 2; Fall
River, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Brockton, 8. |
AT tAugusta-Lowiston, 8; Kennebec, z.
At tHayerhill-1avorhill, 8; Nashua, g.
AT Bangor-Bangor, o; Portland. g.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Eastern Leaguo-P Providence at Springfield: |
Scranton at Wilkosbarro; syracuse at Roches.
ter; Buffalo at Toronto.
National Loaguo-Now York at Brooklyn;
Boston at Philadelphia Washington at Balti. |
more; Pittsburg az Cleveland: Cincinnati at |
Louisville; St. Louis at Chicago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
A BAD RUNAWAY,
Woman's Back Broken and Her Little
Girl Killed Instantly.

PITTsBURd, Pa, July 2.--James Caus-
sian, glass worker OF New Kensington,
with his family, consisting of his wife
and children, a boy OF and girl OF s
years, were driving near their home last
night. AT the top OF high hill the horse
became frightened and plunged sideways
over the ombankment. The occupants OF
the buggy were hurled TO the bottom OF
the precipice and the little girl was in-
stantly killed. Mrs. Caussian's back was
broken and her son was injured intern
ally and probably fatally. Mr.. Caussian
was badly hurt, but will recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
OTHER EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

WILKEsnARRE, July There were no bril-
was interesting throughout, the visitors
winning by 10 TO IL. Delaney, who pitched
for Scranton, was wild enough, but this was
offset by the weakness of Nynne, a college
pitcher from New York, whom Wilkesbarre
tried for the first time
TORONTO, Ont, July 1.-Two games were
played here today between Buffalo and Tor.
onto, the visitors winning in the morning, IA
TO 3, Toronto winning in the afternoon by ii
70 Z. In the first game Crane pitched well for
Toronto, but had feeble support. Wttrock
pitched in the afternoon, however, with bet
ter success. There is poor attendance at the
games here.
Stars played all right, but Rochester played
better and won out by IL to 10. Baldwin put
up fine game in pitching, fielding and
batting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
A GINGER FlEND.
Man With the Trcmens Seeks the
River.

Man With the Tremens Seeks the
River.
A man named James Crook, who was
suffering from a slight attack OF delrium
tremens, tried to commit suicide by
drowning about o'clock this morning.
He was noticed running down Rhodes
street toward the river, proclaiming his
intention of seeking watery grave.
Several citizens who were near by
prevented him from throwing himself
into the stream. His home is on Willard
avenue, but he was taken to police Station
.. where Captain Costino rendered him
the necessary assistance, and sent for the
unfortunate mans wife. The latter said
that her husband had not been drinking
whiskey but for some time past had been
absorbing large quantities of Jamaica GIN
ger. About six months ago Cook had a
similar attack. In reply to question put
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
international Athletics.

LONDON, July 2-The reply OF the
athletes OF Yale to the challenge OF Ok
ford and Cambridge has been communi-
Gated to the latter colleges exclusively by
The Associated Press, and IL praised by
the athletes Of the two last named uni
We rsities as being a spOrtsmanike docu-
ment. But neither university will make
any reply or statement ON the subject un-
al Oxford and Cambridge committees con-
fer on the subject.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
POSTMASTER HAYWARD.

Last evening Postmaster George officially
surrendered the postofiicc to the care OF
the new postmaster, Mr.. Richard Hay
ward, and the latter gentleman assumed
his new duties this morning. Mr. George
will hover around a few days, by'request,
to render assistance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
With the Governor.

Company + Wolfe Tone Guards) OF the
I'd Regiment has received an invitation
to lunch with the commander in-chief,
Governor Charles Warren Lippitt, at the
close OF the Fourth of July parade. They
will be there. As a matter OF fact this
energetic and well drilled organization
never gets left
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
Court Calendar for Wednesday.

Common Pleas Diyision-supreme Court1
1887. Hanley, Hoye q Co. vs. Byron II.
Chappell. Attorneys-McGui *
Doran for plaintiff; 5. T. Douglass for
defendant.
1888. James Haley VS.. Byron II. Chap
pell and wife. Attorneys-Same as in
above suit.
2io7 John G. Quinn, administrator,
Quinn for plaintiff; Page q Owen for de-
fendant.
24S7. Michael j. Malloy VS.. Household
Furniture Company. Attorneys--G. A.
Litttlefield for plaintiff; A. A. Baker for
defendant.
24S5. Narragansett Wheelmen vs.
Michael Stapleton. Attorneys Percy ID.
Slocum for plaintiff; T. Il. Cosgrove for
defendant.
210S. Christina G.. Porter VS.. Joseph
Albert Porter. Attorneys--Lee d Tilling-
hast for plaintiff: Page & Owen for defen-
dant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02

EAfheu runsl Providence " Springfield /. Stolen
bases, Murray, Gilbert ?. Two-base hits. Knight
2, Donnelly. Three-base hit. knight First base
on balls, by Rudderham 1; by Coughlinl Left
bases, Providence u; Springfield s. Struck out
by kudderham, Gilbert Mcdonald; by Callahan,
Rudderham; by Coughlin, Dixon. Hit by pitched
ball, Cooney Dixon Leahy, Mcdonald Time. In.
35m. Umpire, GRfney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
Cinnamon After NInnev.

LONDON, July "A Chinese loan Is
about 20 be issued In London. II is not
for large amount and is independent OF
the negotiations for Chinese loan, made
from 81. Petersburg and elsewhere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
EASY WINNING.
The Grays Found the SprIngfields
Simple.
A Big Score Run Up at wilkesbsrre
and Scranton Won.

SPRINGFIELD, July l-Providence easily de-
feated springfield this afternoon, because the
Grays played fine ball. The home nine only
got FIVE hits of Ruddorham, while Callahan
had 20 be retired. Coughlin taking his place.
Following is the score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02

The steamer Mount Hope made an ex-
cursion to Block Island today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
--FOR SALE by
THE NEWS
7 Weybosset St.,
PROVIDENCE,
SALE BY

by the captain to him, Cook stated that
he was no use to anyone and might as
well he dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
Parliament VIII BE Prorogued and
Then VIII Come Dissolution

LONDON, July 1.-The first lord of the
treasury, the RI. Hon. A. j. Balfour. an
nounced in the House of Commons today
that Parliament would be prorogued on
Saturday next, and that the dissolution
OF Parliament would follow on Monday,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
BRISTOL.
Batch OF Business Transacted by the
Town Council.

The Council held its regular monthly meet
ing in the Council Chamber ON Monday after.
noon, the full board being present.
The following bills were examined allowed
and referred TO the auditor:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02

Tho schooner yacht Mazzoppa sailed from
here ON M.day ON an Eastern trip with a
psrty of oxcursionists on board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
NEXT SATURDAY.

.Formerly Cherry Blossom colt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
GRAND JURORS.

Miohael'Kerr James NJ. Hazard.
Chas. n. Rockwell jeremiah II. Latham,
Joseph T.. simmons, Charles A. Naldron,
James F God, William q, Manchester,
George 4. Pollock, Fred u. Manchester,
u. &. Nichols. Daniel Sladc,
Charles N. Luther, Charles PAUL,
Edward Anthony, Thomas Henderson,
John \. Ingraham, Jr., Samuel Macaw
John II. Pollock, Job W. Wilson,
Charles Henning, Samuel w lngraham,
Nathaniel Gladdng, Thomas j. Connory,
John X Potter Ezra Mason
Robert 1ieTnan, John Hart ist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02
PETIT JURORS.

william Pollock. James Connery
Edward Names, James " CoggeshalL
James NewbOld, John v. Lewis,
James NJ. Goodwin, Henry v Cougdon,
Albert G. Greene, Richard n. Dunbar,
samuel w. Church, Edward a. Erstorbrook
Brown Macaw, Giles I. Congdon,
Winthrop q Tburston, John Col ins.
James Henderson, Prank h. Ryne,
Charles w, sparks, Charles n. Church,
Alfred y selden, Thomas y. Robertson,
Raymond y. Taylor, Henry Slocnm,
Mathew Cunningham, samuel H. Mott
William ~ Nu0uU, John \ O't'uuuUr
Alfred W GoodnR, J Everett Coggeshall,
Beuiamin A. Munro, Richard Corcoran,
Henry D. Munro, Joseph clifford.
Andrew Lynch, PA, rick q. Morris,
John r. Drury, Andrew \ Rounds
william ,. Iilley, Bernard Fnrley.
Richard n. Franklin, Christian IA. Eckhardt
Charles A. johnson, W. Potter Dimond,
Walter \. Fish, Henry " Dar ing,
James p Terry. Prank NJ. Dimond
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-02

Purse $780, OF which $50 to second and s25 to third
for 3-year-olds and upward; which have run and
not won at this meeting; the winner to be sold at
auction for $1,000; IL Tor less pounds allowed for
each 81 o down TO 500 furlonRs: