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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

There Is little likelihood that there will be any
meeting between Henry Of Navarro Clifford Rey
FL Santa Anita and Domi no such as has been pro
posed by the Corey Island, Brooklyn and West
chester Jockey Clubs The ;erms, weigh, for age
preclude all possibility % a race. The several
owners view things d!Hsren,.y For !nssng.
Messrz. Belmon, and Ksene. oSneTa respectively
Of Henry Of Navarro and Domino. are genuine
rportsm.a ready 70 race for the love OF the sport
This is what Mr Bslmoa, says
II will rae Henry % Navarro at a niI. a
mile and .urlonE and lie ana halt. and
do no, care whether the added money is I've
cents or s. 90. Do n7, consider that a race
under mile or even at mile, is a far ,est OF
the ability OF horse
Mr. Bsldw.ns trainer NJ Sink has ;A!s -
say: I'VE Will not race Rsy FL Santa Anita In
the proposed sWeepstsk-s because as every one
knows, Henry Of Navarro r. the better horse. he
should have beaten W. Monday lie Was then
coneed!ng Us seven pounds. Why then should
consent to race against Henry o. Navarro a,
weight, for age which means sure de!eiI' Sup.
pose did vim We would have lots Of g.ofy
but for racing cur horse would be useless, ','
he would have weigh, piled up 9n MIN IN ever,
races"
Here are two statements the one oomini
from a sportsman and the other from the busi
mesa man who is In The game i9r the money
FROM the money POM o' view sink ls rEnt
Il i. not probable however, that dire dlsaste
would overtsks key II Santa AuIta for. Vega
for age Henry OF Navarro would win al thrs,
Of the proposed races. He 50 o'early outclasse
the others that they oAnno, be blamed for hold
ing baek from almost certain dsiea'
Hastinzs will b. turnei out Of training an
Will be treated for spaylas by Dr.. Shepard,
Billy Dubois IL having hard work 10 co,lec
fund for the relief Of 'Dlsckie," as Book
aAkss J. Coasn vss tlnlliar!y kn0wa. "Blackie
The evening world., 1895-09-04
GIDEON TO SPALDING,
l.. 4. W. Chairman Talks Plainly
About Titus and Cnbnnne,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4-Chairman
George Gideon. Of the l.. a. W. Racing
Board WILL take no action on the letter
he received last night from a. G. Spald-
ing In reference to the suspension Of
Titus and Cabanne. Mr.. Gideon ex-
pressed surprise when he learned that
Mr.. Spaldng had given the letter 10
the press. lie saws there are several
things connected with this case OF which
Mr. Spa.ding is entirely ignorant
The cases OF Cabanne and Titus are
in the hands OF u, W. Robert, of 81.
Louis said Mr.. Gideon, and he is col
lectlng evidence to submit TO the
hoard"
Mr Gideon says that the reflection
upon the action Of Mr.. Robert in this
matter IS unjust, as he has always
found him 10 be- thoroughly upright
and Cffici, Mt official,
The evening world., 1895-09-04
BASEBALL CHAT.


.wiIIi. MIR. Itu,obi,on s.y. IN, crank. oul.s
"''' p'' "u''"''o" s"'e u"' ''''"ns ''''o
'e'tea' "i'ei"''"' "o''' anu "'',s ~ W
II. Willis BilI didn't even care rap Tor fa
Clarke who during the early stages Of the game
.oo.a ,o ,,r, ,,on, a.. oo,.,,,- un..
'ooeu 10 MIN from mo co''h'hs hhes'
For six innings Hutch attended strictly TO busi-
NOS. and a.. ct,,,. ,o,r, hln vail ,t,b in.
~ " '"e N"'''' ''' M" "e 80 "
vincibIe. In the seventh however he male the
fatal mistake of glancing In DADS direction.
rb., .,,,., d, a, "a. =. wt,,t. "a. ,o,,.r,od
Pa smiled. and Willie Is perfectly heIp.esi
when "Pa" smiles BEFORE the influence hal
worn =, ,,,,n,., =, c,,,,. "a, ,r,,to, ,,,nn,
'
H. s,., a.. IL. a., ,,. $780,, ,,
' 's'e't'ns '"e 'o''s '"e ''an's 'u"peu 'n''
leaders It Ia many a long day since the craaks
.. a., "A. .,-' =. -, =. a., =,
nrst division and now that they are there. they
deserve all the encouragement they can get.
that occurred In the grand stand during s.tur-
oay game. ana as Harvey is ever truthful. II Is
parents OF Ryan. Chicagos right hslder. came
ing Dali for many yers, MIS- father evidently
kn2ws put niue OF hs game WATKINS CAV" thc'n
eomtot'anie heats ~ the s'shd ana began tIklns
20 70, tns o,p man rihniy, hhson COTS came "ut
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&. II. COSTER,
LOUIS FlTZGENA AID,
ANTHONY J.. THOMAS.
G. md.

The bonds Of New York, Lake Erie Western
Railroad Company already under our control, pur-
suant to the circular OF Messrs. DreKel. Morgan
Co ana Messrs. J, s. Morgan 4 Co. dated
December 10 1894. unless withdrawn as herein
after provided viii be included In the presen,
plan without further action by the depositors but
in carrying out the plan, the Committee may re-
quire the exchange OF existing receipts tor new
receipts issued thereundeT. Should. however. any
holder OF outstanding receipts for such securities
SO desire. we will upon surrender o. the receipts
Of such holder. return the securities represented
thereby on or before September 80 1895, after
which date all privilege o, withdrawal will cease
J. u. MORGAN 4 co.
J. 8. MORGAN 4 co.
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Notice has been sent To the members OF the
soawanhaka Corinthlan Yacht Club Informing
them o' change IN the schedule OF the club
steamers time OF leaving this city to attend the
America cup races Owing II the change o:
the racers Starring line to Sandy Hook Light
ship the seaWanhska steamer Will leave
her pier al o'-l0ck on the day OF each race
Guess are requested to he on board ten minutes
before that time to prevent delay.
Americas Cup.-Aug g. 1851.
A. s-I.7rd punrayea Is the head ot a syn
dlcate OF which Lgr lpU,i.le and Messrs Nc
CAlmoni and Robinson are sad 10 be members.
Reader. Brookyn.--Mgst take tr!ck.
f. B.-if target shooting ia meant. 1t is . tie.
The evening world., 1895-09-04
$69.50 for Our
" WedgeWOOd" Wheel.

We buy them outright, as we do sew
lng-machines, direct from factory at
wholesale export price. All intermediate
mated.
In other words, in buying a wedge
wood you pay, not for name. nor
simply and solely for the wheel.
No finer finished or easier running
machine on the market, Of whatever
name. at whatever price.
Also women's Weigewoods at same
price. $3.50.
Bcycles-th floor.
The evening world., 1895-09-04

OId-Time Baseball Player Dead.

Especial. to The Evening WORLDLY
ELIZABETH. N. j.. Sept Capt. Harry C.
Austin, ex-Chief Of Police OF Elizabeth died last
night of paralysis at Amityviiie. L. l. He was
nfty -one yearz old. capt Austin was In the
Eighty second New York Volunteers and after
wards captain OF the famous Veteran zouaves
OF Elizabeth. He was a crack player the
Harlem Baseball Club and came to this city to
play centre neld for the Resolutes. then cham
pions OF New Jersey. For years he as
ISOLATED with ex-Fire Chief John W. Benjamin.
OF this city. in the express business on Cortlandt
street. New York. He leaves widow and SON
The evening world., 1895-09-04
Woman BicycIist Killed.

CHICoPEE, Mass. Sept. Miss Carrie f.
s;oddard. Q. this city. was struck by a horse
while riding her bicycle lAsi sySUipg and fatally
injured dyng half hour later. The shaft OF,
the sulSy struck her in the SIDE. forcing a corset
steel into her heart The name OF the driver has
not yet been learned.
The evening world., 1895-09-04
Wants to BaiI "Grino."

Henry W Donald. OF ISL West Thirty-nfth
street. who claims to be = member OF the nrm
Of Richard V. Harnett auctioneer, OF 70 Liberty
street appeared at Distrlct-Attorney Ridsway's
Office In brooklyn to-day and offered himself
bail for Albert Griniths. better known AZ
Young Critic" He offered property at sl7
Third avenue. valued at i+, 1875 As Mr.. Ridg-
The evening world., 1895-09-04
Mems Bicycle
Suits and Stockings.

Mems Bicycle Suits. in all-wool Cheviots
rolling collar-trousers cut in Bloom
err effect sizes "a to 40-have been $6.75
Mems Bicycle Suits, in gray and brown
Rll-Nool Cheviots-also in blue flannel
Jackets all-sllS stitched and satin
trimmed-sizes "a to Especial. .. sc. 4S
Mems Bicycle Suits. in all-wool Cheviots
latest style Jacket-Trousers with
Golf Cuffs at Knees-sizcs "a to 40
tspeciai ,............. 1924
Cheviot-Bloomer efrect-3O to IS waist
Mems all-wool fancy plaid Golf stock
lnEs. with cotton feet ...............s119
Mems all-wool fancy plaid Stockings.
for Golf or Bike. &c,
In Sporting Goods Dept-ith floor
The evening world., 1895-09-04
Searle Three Hours Ahead.

CHICAGO. Sept %,-Word has been received
that II. p. searle in his attempt to break all
records from Chicago to New York has reached
Cleveland. o.. three hours ahead OF all previous
records
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would
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lent are
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Banking and Financial.
REORGANIZATION
ERIE SYSTEM.

TO the Holders of New York, Lake
Erie 4 Western Railroad c mpany's
New Second Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds; Second Consolidated Mort.
gage Funded Coupon Bonds; Fund
ed Coupon Bonds of 1855; Income
Bonds; Preferred Stock; Common
Stock, and Chicago & Erie Railroad
COmpany's Income Bonds.
The evening world., 1895-09-04
About Our
"Oriental" at $500.

Though still lower in price, our "Ori-
entail" bicycle is also a high grader. it
Is Is inch wheel, made up OF best
English tubing and tool steel forgings
throughout. 20 lbs. Rat trap or rubber
pedals. Raised or drop handle bars.
Sold through agents under another
name at $500
Bicycles-th floor.
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which
to FIRST The $
ing like a
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FOR THE YACHT RACES,
THE STEAMER MOUNT HOPE

'of the Fan River and Providence Steamboat Co.
VII leave Per Is. \, r.. foot Of Murray St
Fal kNeE Line wharf. and accompany the
racers each day. The Mount Hope very fast
am hrsi-oissS ocetn-gons boat She has three
decks, the upper one an open promenade, COM
outside yacht race service.
FARE $500. Special rates for parties Of
cts now sale at the wharf; also 3 Park place .
ll3, i,2 26l, +l5. s52 s57. 1925 and 1928 broad
way Astor House, HI rman House and Imperial
Hotel. sac positively limited to less tGan one
half allowed capacity Of steaTer. Fine orches-
ira and hrst-class refreshments,
The evening world., 1895-09-04
ROCKAWAY BEACH.

Leave foot 3|th st, y. r.. daily except sun
Gays, g. 80 90 $50 l050 A. NJ; Ia l. 90
i2o. $50 40, $50 80 100 $40 $40 r. II
Round trip. so cents
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Belts, Caps
and Negligee Shirts.
Fulton ABRAHAM AND Brooklyn,
St. STRAUs. NY.
Excursions.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

Leave DOT 34th St., {. R., N, Y.
Daily except sundays, $40 $40. 7.4O, $40. H. 90
2lo. 2.40, $40 $40, 4lo 4 40, $40 3. 40 G. 90
$40 40, 40, 500, $50, 800. $50. 1000 p. NJ
Round trip, 40 cents.
The evening world., 1895-09-04
NEW YORK DENTAL PkRLORS.

WI" bOlN CGN NJ E"ae~ss~s
M9apGg@
No More Dread of the Dental Chair
Teeth extracted by our late scientific method
NJ parn or bad results Applied to the guns.
We. the undersigned. have had teeth extracts9
at the New York Dental rarlorn, ard
cheerfully recommend their method. being PAlN'
LESS absolutely painless.
". WILSON Waldorf Hotel.
s. J WEDMERE. 1873 Cumberland ST.. BrookiyA
J. FORREsrER $50 18th ST.. Jersey City.
that have the psten, .appl inces and ingredients
TO extract. MI or apply gold crowns without the
least particle Of pain or danger Full SETS OF teeth
SS 90 Gold crowns or teeth without plates
or no pay. Give us call and you will nnd
that We do just as We advertise. Come and have
In The evening with new teeth Teeth niled sue:
cessfully with a diamond setting, Hours daily /!
to 6 sunday. 10 to = New York Dental
PnrIOrs. 81 West 23d ST.. opposite Eden Musee.
NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS.
.soo !s'sstsfa Ge,ssrs,zEMa
RSs(f;,:;iIWiD RSsGfG;,siW &&ESS6S7 &jz e i65:tSs7
Teeth extracted positively without p.ie
by our improved method. Applica ion 10 the
guns absolutely painirss The most delicate
utmost immunity, All operaiie.s patnless.
No CHARGE for extracting where teeth are
ordered IpI' Sc, teeth Sn o. 22.carsi fO!d
JGc. M. All work guaranteed and kept in rrnnir.
NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLOR0s
corner Ith ave. aud llsh -
Open day, night and sunday.
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Agents Commissions.
The evening world., 1895-09-04

Annual sales more III IN Q. 900 900 boIsa
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Hss,inzs will b. turnei out Of training ant
will be treated Tor spaylas by Dr. Shepard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
They Work TIL Midnight.

Midnight mission are the words in gilt
letters that adorn the caps worn by Q
number of bright and earnest young wo-
men who may be seen any night in the
week in the very center OF the North
End slum quarter. They belong to one
OF the many wayside missions located in
this city, and its main point of difference
is that II does business every night until
~ O'Clock, hence the name midnight
mission" As long as the sound OF rat
tling beer glasses may be heard In the
many nearby saloons, the sound OF prayer
and hymn may be heard at the little
chapel at 60 Charles street. And in addi.
tion to the prayers and the singing Of
hymns, there Is a good deal of practical
everyday sort OF talk with the reprobates
who drift in and. although statistics do
not show that there Is any abatement OF
drunkenness and misery the work Is by no
means without good results
Another feature of the mission is that
IL provides free lodging for the houselsss,
and furnishes a meal for five cents. The
headquarters OF this society are out IN OIL
NEVILLE, and its leader is Rev. Z. T.
Smith IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
TELEGRAPliiC BREVITIEs.

New York exports last week were 81.
7S2, ,Sgs
Allie Petersen, years old, was drowned
at Westbrook, Me.
Gold Withdrawals this week probably
will not exceed 81 10000.
Friends Of Oscar Wilde will pay his
debts, amounting to Sl7gO5.
Russia may send her Black sea SQUAD
ron 20 the coast Of Asia Minor
The English prcss is apathetic over tho
recent challenge for the Americas cup.
The Pittsburg Reduction company will
manufacture aluminium at Niagara Fnlls
The French cabinet is urged 20 establish
an effective protcctqrate over Madagascar.
William Carter, years old, colored. was
run over and killed by team a. Lynn
Mass.
Chances for football game between
Harvard and Yale this season seem rather
slight.
President Huntington OF the Southern
Pacific road says all trade conditions have
improved
Eugene Thaycr's colt, Mikndo. won the
milc.dash for ycarlings at Mystic park.
Medford, Mass.
Professor Salisbury of Chicago univer.
sity did excellent scientific work ON the
Peary expedition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
Fall River Baseball Team.

The champions of the Eastern League
seem to be encountering some difficulty
in their efforts to down the Fall River
team, which for the last three seasons
have retained their right to the champion
ship of the New England League.
In Mondays game, Fall River admins
tered a coat OF whitewash, defeating
Springfield by score of z TO 0, each
team having theirscrack pitcher in the
box, Lincoln for Fall River, Callahan for
Springfield.
Yesterday Fall River again defeated
springfield by score of to 2, outfield-
ing, though not outbatting, their oppo-
nents, Stevens pitching for Fall River,
Coughlan for Springfield. Today Fall
River and Springfield play on the fair
grounds at Uxbridge, and not little in
terest centers in the outcome.
1t is rumored In base ball circles that
the result OF these games with Springfield
VIII decide, one way or the other,
whether the Fall River management Will
decide to enter their team in the East
ern League next season. Ii Is claimed
that the Spindle City cranks are becom-
ing tired OF New England league ball,
and want their idols to play in higher
league, arguing that increased interest
Will also create increased attendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25

that the state ID Dsmocratic people should
not be trcatcd with a. they did not come
regularly as contestants The two leaders
disagreed 80 badly that they lost their
tempers and left each other without com
ing TO n settlement Martin went at once
"a the Vanderbilt and called "a meeting Of
the Tammany committee He appointed
a committee TO appear before the commit
tee on contested SEATS and argue against
any representation Tor the state DemOo-
racy. Thomas n. Grady, a deadly enemy
OF the state Democracy, was made chair
inan Of the delegation,
one Of the figniGcaut facts and features
Of the day was the absence from the con-
yention Of every leader except Roswell r
Flower. Senators Hill and Murphy did
not come. leaders Martin ana Grady of
Tammany were not there. John Is.
ThacLer AID exLeutenant Governor
Shcehan were also absent
Another OF the features of the day was
the cutting by Mr. Belmont OF his speech,
so far as 10 related 90 the roasting Of
third term presidential aspirations.
Last night the matter OF the excise plank
was referred TO n subcommittee OF the
committee on resolutions. The committee
on credentials recognized the Tammany
Organization as the regular Democratic
organization, but decided TO give the state
Democracy organization one-ifth repre-
sentatlOn, i'm the interests OF harmony.
The platform as adopted, after declaring
In favor OF excise reform and home rule
for the cities, commonds President Cleve-
land for his efforts i'm behalf OF sound
money, tariff reform and civil service re-
form. The existence of the A. Z. A., as
secret political order within the Repub
lican party, Is denounced. The radical po.
sition OF the extreme blmetallists is also
denounced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
CRANSTON.

Mrs. Joseph Doyle OF Narragansett ave.
nue., Cranston, died last evening after a
short illness. Mrs. Doyle's death fol-
lowed, within few weeks that of her
husbands.
Mr. Doyle was for many years proprie.
tor of the hotel opposite the entrance to
Narragansett Park. After his death his
wife continued the business.
The surviving members of the family
are daughter aged is years, and son
aged 10 yeare.
Monday evening, in Store Hall, Crars-
ton, was given literary entertainment.
The sketches introduced, and the music
rendered were all OF professional char
acter.
The Turks who were engaged in the
Midway Plaissnce during the fair last
week, are now onl y beginning to leave
the neighborhood OF Nsrragansett Park.
The proprietor of this collection OF shows,
the story goes, did not make money on
his enterprise.
All day Monday the enrsged Turks
were following their employer around the
grounds. The clamor grew so strong,
and the mans life was in such danger,
that an officer was detailed to guard him.
In this way he managed TO elude his pur-
suers, and get the train for New York.
The duped Turks were loud in their de-
nunciation OF their former employer, and
III the enrAgeu IeHoWs nad seized him,
no insurance company would insure his
life.
The Arlington Library Association ex-
pect to open their quarters in Arlington
Town Hall on or about October 1.
Miss Rose A. McCarron has been ap-
pointed organist in Saint AIMS Catholic
Church, Cranston.
Next week the running races start, and
traffic o'er Cranston street ana Narragan.
eett aveDue will be cont inuoua
Narragansett avenue ought TO be sprin-
kled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25

II 10 comes 20 choice which must give
place 10 the other. the piano or the sewing
machine, the majority OF housewives would
say You may take away my piano, but do
not nolest my Wheeler A Wilson sewing ma.
chine Besides being an ornamental piece
OF furniture. tho sewing machine is a positive
necessity of any we'll regulated home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25

Mckenzie Brothers, the popular Dorranco
street go and ~ restaurant fron, have n
branch restaurant az al Westminster street.
These young men are giving ample evidence
OF their hustling qualities and the public are
with them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
nro,her win Conte., m.

BRISTOL, X. l., sept 25.-The will OF
Mrs. Il. :. Walker will be contested by
her brother Shc left $4,000 to the Old
Ls,dics bonic here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
FRESH FROM THE ORIENT.
Terrible Ravages by the Plague In
Japan Territory.

VANCOUVER, Il. C., Sept. %. The
steamer Empress of India arrived from the
Orient today.
japanese papers state that the govern
ment has under consideration proposal
10 issue bonds for the 100 900, 900 as war
loan, approved by the diet at the last ses-
sion. The amount expended on the war
was nearly l50 200, 900 yen. The Saliva
tion Army has commenced war on Japan.
Lieutenant Espejune, Japanese, has
charge OF the forces in Japan. On the
tenth instant, 662 cases OF cholera and
476 deaths were reported in japan. Up to
September o, 1928 cases and rs, 751
deaths had occurred since the outbreak OF
the plague.
Eighteen Russian conyicts, who escaped
from Saghsilen, have been arrested by
japanese police near Hakodate. Five
escaped from prison but the remaining 13
we've handed over TO the Russian consul,
ana sent to Saghalien.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
Large Quantity of wheat Burned.

COLUMBIA, NO., Sept. 25, The Boone
county Milling Il Elevator Company's
large elevator containing 09 600 bushels
OF wheat, has been destroyed by fire.
The total loss IL estimated AZ s10O, ,OJG
Two attempts have recently been made
10 burn the elevator, and IL Is believed
10 be the work of ncendiaries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
Seeking Aid in Texas.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 25.-Rafael Diaz,
a Cuban resident OF this city, is gathering
petitions from all the large cities of Texas
TO be sent TO Congress, asking that the
United States Government grant insur-
gents the rights OF belligerants. con-
certed effort conducted by MIR. Diaz il
being made all over the state to nlist
sympathy. All the petitions are numer-
ously signed and by all city municipal
authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25
THE new ENGLAND R. R CO.
Passenger Train Service, Week Days
Corrected to June D, !SOo.

Corrected TO June D, !SOo.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as foiiowsi
Dor boston-siOS a NJ, u na.i ssAs v. M kEruRA
siao, a. m.s 1880, 5;25 y.
NALPoLE-sio5 a. M ~ M $40 p. IN
fkANkLIN-s:oj a m, ~ m a:2J, 7;iS .. N
hILFoRD-ssO6 a. m; II m; 4iso p. m
ARLINGroN-7.Os. II: go IN 6i37 $780, eel 20, pa
WEST ARLlNGToN-F 7'os. 0 i0s. h il;ss . N
P2iso. $3.50, h os57. Fssj0 p. IA
kEIGhrsvILLE.-7iOs. sgos. nIso 9. M. 2isA
6;37, 6i5J, ..li p. m-
wAYLAND PARk-F7,es, r s.os, r ,Soa m,
s;t5, s;so,P 5is7, y 6;s,, cell 100 p. m
NATICk, RIVER POINT, cENTaEvILLE
WASHINGToN--7;o ;os, gs0s IL 90, ~ m; l2sel
a.;5, si30, 5ss7. $3.50, '7.2S s.tl ;0J y. NJ
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN-7loa ssJs. ii;6e . N;
i2'0i. 2:a5. asso. bs?7, e'so. ''llsoo p. M
PONTIAC. ARCTIC, QuiDNIck-7ios II .5c . n;
2:<5, b:S7, bl3a. Ell i0v y.
ANTHoNY-7:0,, esos II 90 ~ m-; 2,sS. 4.30. 6ssT,
$3.50, ell 100 y.
COVENTRY, sfEkLINo--7,Os. sios. Ii ,so an,
as.5, 4:51 p. m
SUMMIT GhEENE, oNEoo, MoosUP. PLAIN.
FiELD-Gss. save, ~ IA; iisSC, 2ss5 4iSU. t7:B
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND
TkRsAuLEs, BALTIC SOUTH wINpAAh-
sios a m, u:.0. 4:3O, p. IN
wILLIMANTIc-slO a. m, ito 4ioo. t7;a5 p. ~
fARTFoRD-s;o ;os A. M; II 80, 4.sO t1.25 .. 10.
FIsHBILL a. NEwBuRG-sios a IA.
NoRWtCH-7i0s, 9g05 a. m.t ;50 4:ao, 7s25 o. m
WATERBURY. DANBURY-s;oo a. m. 7s23 p. IN
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRl DGR
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
PoMEREr = s.5s a nl.i 400 F. M
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURQ
AND ERIE KY--s i06 .. M.
pABCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
sG. $500. u a. M 400 and s:2o and ''li.is
p m Returning cave pascoag stS:25. 7io ana
$50 a M; t2,4O gO1 aud s's 100 p. m.
All trains cave from west end VI Coion Depsl
Providence.
ssBaturdays ouiy. s-sundays oriy.
tDaiiy.
T.oksts between Rostop and Providence linaitsA,
tteent1, unlmited ~.
WI BABcoCK. q. Pa
az. KiNo, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-25

Divorce for incompatbility Of temper. non.
support, abuse, drunkenness, and the one
great cause 80 common, keeps the docket of
the courts Of this State well filed, and il n
sad commentary ON the pledges made at the
altar when The odor % orange blossoms filed
The AIR, music lulled the senses, and friends
murmured congratulations and wished the
happy par pleasant voyage Ger the ton.
pestuous matrimonial sea- OLD VHI.