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Faculty of Law.

Hon. WILLIAM c. ROBINSON, LII D. Dean.
The PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL of Law offers to
graduates of colleges and 10 other properly quail
flied persons that prepare for the bar and
lead to the degree Ii. b
The UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of Law presents TO
the graduates of professional schools Of law and
TO members of the har opportunity for special in
vestigation Of particular topics Of the law. The
courses lead to the degrees Ii. NJ, NJ C. L. ]. D.,
D. c. L., J. L. D., IL. d.
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FIR. Putnam's School

WILL OPEN OCTOBER 2 1899.
Thorough preparatory work in all branches Ap
ply at lork's stationery store, 1922 l4th st.
se23-S. tn, thtf
DIR. KiMBALL WILL. RESUME TEACHING OC-
toher AT Sanders & Staymdn's Music Store. 1927
st. W. se16-21t
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HOLY CROSS ACADE..Y 1912 MASS. AVE.
Academic, commercial and kindergarten for
boys and girls se1Su
FRENCH CONVERSATION EASILY ACQUIRED;
preparatory for Paris Exposition: classes and
private, October |; apply new. Nine. TANNER.
native Parisienne III III NV. :elS-lm.
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ADUNIRAM ]. HUNTINGIUN, d. D., Dr1AN.
Glasses meet in daytime and open to both
and women
Entrance examinations will be held at the uni
versity September rs and 81.
Session begins September 81 at am.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE luMBlAN UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON, D. @.
b l. WHITMAN, d. D., President.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
rELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Washington Sept. 19.--Leut. Col. John
d. Miley, inspector-gen of volunteers,
died today, at Manila. His death was due
to cerebral meningitis, attendant on ty-
phoid fever.
South birmingham, Sept. 1.-THE as
sembly grounds of the N. ~. Chautauqua
at Montwait, were sold today Tor taxes
Byron Johnson Of Waltham bought the
property for $14S5, the amount of the
taxes due the town.
New York, Sept. 19.--Charles p DAILY,
chief Justice of the New York county
court of common pleas from 1871 to 1886
died today at Sag Harbor. aged 80 years
He was for many years president of the
American Geographical Society.
New York, Sept. 10. = Secretary Walsh
of the Carpenters Union said today that
nearly all the master carpenters had con-
ceded the terms demanded by the striking
workmen. There were now only 5000 men
on strike, and the prospects We're that
these would return to work within
week.
Washington, Sept. 19.-The navy depart
ment has awarded the contract for build
ing the Portsmouth dock, one of the
largest structures of its kind, to John
Price of New York at $l,oS90Oo.
Boston, Sept. 1s.-At meeting of the
New England Sabbath Protective League
here today 1t was voted to send COM
mittee to Rhode Island resorts where
games and other methods of entertain
ment are carried on Sundays. The COM
mittee was Instructed to organize with a
view of preventing amusements in Rhode
Island on Sundays.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
ARMoRY BASKET BALL.
Light Infantry Appoints Committee to
Confer With Other Companies.

Lieut. f. NJ. Clark, Jr., presided at
the meeting of the Worcester Light In
fantry in the absence of Capt. p. L.
Rider, last evening. Four new mem
bers were admitted. The following COM
mittee was appointed to confer with
similar committees appointed by the
other companies at the armory in re-
gard to the holding of basket ball
games at the armory this winter: Lieut.
Herbert H. Warren. Sergt. G.. w Steb-
bins and Corp. LIN. McCallum. Corp. B.
w. Kincaid will take a squad of seven
men to the range tomorrow, and Friday
he will take another squad of four
men. The company has been notified
that the old regulations regarding the
shooting will go into effect and totals
instead of percentage will count The
time for shooting has been extended
one month and the season will close
Nov. 30 instead of Oct. 81.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
O'DONNELL EASY.
gEK
Kid Mccoy Raps
Him About at Will
in New York.
WANTS TO MEET FITzSIMMONS.
VIII Post $1,000 Today to
Defend Middleweight
Championship.
WANTS TO MEET FITzSIMMONS.

New York, Sept. 19.-Charles (Ki6
Mccoy had very little difficulty in get
ting away with Steve O'Donnell in the
arena of the Broadway Athletic Club
tonight.
Despite O'Donner's advantage ill
height and weight, Mccoy went at him
gradually without taking careless lib
critics and soon he had his big adversary
in trouble. O'Donneu never landed e
good blow on Mccoy while the kid was
gaining ground in each stage of the
fight, His left was always getting to
the face, and O'Donnell was puzzled.
He staggered frequently and in the sixth
round went down from a left swing.
He remained as long as the rules al
lowed him, but it was all up with the
big fellow. Mccoy went after him with
swinging lefts and rights and soon
f1oored him with another hard left
swing, from the effects of which he was
unable to recover until counted out.
Steve had to be assisted to his feet by
the referee while Mccoy walked to the
corner smiling and without a mark.
The betting was 3 to l on Mccoy, but
these odds were increased to 10 to |
with very few takers.
After the two men he'd returned to
their dressing rooms Mccoy said: u
will post $1,000 tomorrow TO meet Bob
Fitzsimmons for the title of middle
weight championship of the world at
15S pounds My money will remain up
for 80 days, and should Fitzsimmons
ignore my def will claim this title
and withdraw my money, after which
1 will challenge Fitzsimmons at catch
weights. This ought to make him come
to time if he intends to fight any one.
If Fitzsimmons fails to defend the mid
dleweight championship and claim it,
1 will defend it against all Corners, ne
groes barred, at 1873 pounds"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
Balm ACCEPTS.
He Will Race Carni a Mile Paced On
vaal Any Fair Track.

He Will Race Carni Mile Paced On
raaI Any Fair Track.
William Balm, who has about split
even with Carni all the season is ex-
tremely anxious to meet his clubmate
in a test of supremacy and the racing
board of the club will likely arrange 1t
so that the two will meet Balm has no
idea of singing out Carnt but includes
Hickey, who, it is said, is DESTROYS of
getting on a match with some rider OF
this city or county, The first race to
be proposed was the Balm Hinckley
race, but James w. Grady says that
Hinclley has quit the game for the
year and dropped training and is there
fore not in shape. He says that while
he has anything to do with Hinckley
the latter will not ride unless he is in
shape.
Balm wants the race to be a mile sin
gle, paced. He has the right to call for
the distance, as Carni in his challenge
plainly states he will ride any Worces-
ter county rider, a member of the AS
ISOLATED Cycle clubs, any distance. Balm
wants the race ridden as soon as posi-
BILE and at Leominster, though he would
not care much about the track, provid-
ed both men would have an equal show
on it.
Both men have made enviable records
this season, and Balm has won three
firsts, while Carni has had to be content
with two and his match race, Hinckley
has won one first this season, but was
unfortunate in sustaining a severe
shaking UP at Leominster where he had
his shoulder sprained and his hip
bruised, which put him out of the rid
y tr - or
evening that he would take on Balm
but that he had given up training ard
riding for the remainder of the year.
He is working until 9 o'clock evenings
and would be unable to give the time
he desired to training.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
READVILLE RACES,
Good Weather Condi-
lions and Fair
Work.
KASKIA LOWERS HER RECORD.
interest Centers On Tomor-
rows Fast Pace
Events.
KASKIA LOWERS HER RECORD.

Readville, Sept. 19.-The second dav
Oh the New England Trotting Horse
breeders meeting was again a perfect
oHe' as Tar as weather and track con-
unions are concerned, and several good
events were on the card, but the crowd
was not large. Favorites in several
instances did not materialize in the 2:12
and 2:23 class events.
Inc feature of the afternoon was the
z'lE class trot, with nine starters The
HcTses got away for the first time very
vel except Georgiana, who left her
rect When the word was given, and
barely saved herself from the flag.
one started away for a race in the sec
ohd neat Success led march all the
way around until within 100 yards of
ire wire, when he went into the air
ana Georgiana and Timbrel who were
Eghtlng it out, closely following, won
out in the order named.
In the third, Timbrel and Paddy D.
We're even to the three-quarters post,
slightly in the lead of the rest, who
were punched snugly and following
strong, The finish was one of the kind
Where an inch counts Georgiana and
3d. am NOAHtllB iFSI anu second.
The fourth heat was fully as exciting,
Queechy disputing place with Georgi-
ana this time, but Niggar Jack closed
in good second to Georgiana.
The 2:30 class pace was concluded to-
day, Allenka, yesterdays favorite, with
two heats to his credit, finishing an
event of y starters in fine form.
The 2;23 class trot started off with
Hope as favorite. He won the first
heat in good shape, but Seddie L. took
him off his feet three times in sue
cession, each time within sight of the
wire, and he finished poorly
The 2:14 class pace was easy for Fred
W., the favorite, and he marched
around a leader three times. Maize
Sidney pushed him in the second heat,
but otherwise there was nothing dan
gerous. The bay mare Kaskia, with a
record of 2:301a, went against time sue
cessfully, making herself mark of
2:25A.
Tomorrow the star attraction will be
the 304 pace, and as some of the fast
est ones on the turf are entered, an
ticipation of a successful day are high.
Todays summaries:
30 GLASS PACING-PURSE 5000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
CHANGES IN LINEUP.
Coach Conner Shakes Up the Holy
Cross Candidates.

The Holy Cross foot ball team was
out for practice yesterday afternoon,
and Coach Conner is satisfied that he
VIII have a strong eleven to represent
the college this year. During the past
few days the coach has watched the
work of the candidates carefully, and
yesterday made many changes in the
team which he thinks will make the
line great deal stronger than before.
The lineup of the eleven is: Monahan
l. e., Noonan or Shanahan |. l., Conner
!. g., McCabe c., McTigue r. g., Toohig
|. g., w. Sullivan +. e., ]. Sullivan q. b.,
Jones (. b., Kennedy and Mercer h. b.,
with Murphy and Batters substitutes.
The chief reason given for the change
is that the men play these positions
better than the ones which they We're
assigned to first. McQuaid, who play
ed on last years team, has been dropped
and McTigue substituted in his place.
The new dummy for tackling practice
will be ready for use today. The first
game will ne played with the Amherst
Aggies, Saturday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
COMMITTEES NAMED.

st. PauPs Lyceum met last evening
and appointed the following committees
to have charge of the different contests
held in connection with its harvest fes-
tival: Doll, Henry NJ Shaughnessy.
John Norton, James D, Degnan Dennis
Sullivan; most popular young man, R.
F. O'Toole, John Rider, P H. Koran
most popular young lady, John Powers,
John Kelly, Thomas ]. Ryan, H. M.
Shaughnessy, Thomas F. Foley table,
committee, Henry NJ. Shaughnessy,
Thomas F. Foley, j. NJ. Sharry, r. f.
O'Toole, C. McGourty, P. NJ. Fender
CAST, M. McGourty, Edward Whalen
and James J. Foley.
The first private social of the Lyceum
will be held next Wednesday evening in
Sons of Veterans hall, to which all the
lady friends of the society are invited
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
ROGERS ROWING HARD

n,. Rogers was out yesterday at 80. 'i,p
NaS ond rowed four miles in the a ..l''.,,
lake, am, no .O ,et himself out upon finish
noon no re i' aav's work and cut out a n1 %
ing ms alo,o uI tno upper end of the lake 70
cup 1 lroi, aoat. No time was a Ia
sr but experts said r tafi fast time
l Rq1 ety week 1 Tnsg ha 'ppapHan
e e sd arri but Ras says he can pc '''
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
NEW BALL GROUNDS.
Leonard and Selee Will Probably De-
- ~ eide on a.Site Today.

z" Manager Frank ]. Leonard and Vice
President Frank G. Selee of the Wor-
cester base ball club will visit this city
today. Vice President Selee and the
Worcester manager will look over the
sites selected for grounds and decision
will probably be reached before the
magnates return to Boston.
Business men who have been interest
ed in the team to the extent of attend
ing the games at the oval will have an
opportunity of expressing their views
concerning the location of the grounds,
at the Waldo House. The Shrewsbury
street site is the one in popular favor
because of it's nearness to the heart of
the city. The long hill on Grafton
street makes the grounds on that street
hard of access.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
vERNoNs VS.. FULToNs'

IN saturday afternoon the Vernon a. a.
= IN line up against the Fulton A. .
# the south worcester cricket sro ,,ioan
49,, =, I,'I the second annual game between
t ! ,'i9 two teams, the yernons winning
last year by score of 10 70 c y D .S,n
, y, ~ nave been strengthened for this
'e'''., ,s came. and close score Is S, eHo
year years sSdnSissI6n will be 10 cents uaine
y 81 - B n'clOck.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
PRESENTED WITH A CARPET.

The Helping Hand Club of the John
Street Baptist church gave a musical
and literary concert last evening at the
church. After the program was rem
dered, the church was presented a new
carpet by Daniel Smith, after which a
farmer supper was served. The COM
n1ittee in charge was Mrs. Daniel
Smith. Mrs. Thomas Moss, Mrs. V. B.
Clarke Miss F. Barham, Mrs j. H,
Brook. Mrs. X. L. Storms, Mrs. John
Apdarsou
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
DELEGATES RETURN.

The local members of the Union Wet
eran Legion who attended the national
encampment of that body at Baltimore
returned to this city yesterday. The
party included Capt. and Mrs. j. B.
Knox, Mrs. Lucinda Knight, C. c. T.
Thomas and Anton Burkell. Capt Knox
was elected member of the national
executive committee for the fourth
time. Mrs. Simmons, who retired from
the Office of national president of the
Ladies Auxiliary, was given a reception
Thursday
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
WILL GO TO WARE.
East BrookfieId Steamer Company Has
So Decided.

East Brookfeld, Sept. ia meeting of
Steamer Company No l was held tonight,
at which the question of attending the
muster at Ware was brought up. The
company decided to go by an almost
unanimous vote. A committee on trans
portation was appointed, consisting of
Charles Moreau, George Bolac and F.
Barrister. According to the rules for the
steamer contest, there appears to be small
chance of the local company's winning a
prize for various reasons. Distance
counts four points out of a possible ten,
and it is an utter impossibility for
small-sized single-pump machine to de-
feat larger and more powerful one
AT meeting of the Quaboag Hose Com
pany, last night the question of select
Ing uniforms was brought up. The mem
bers of the company will wear white duck
trousers. red shirts and white hats. Liy
ermore's four-horse barge of Spencer will
carry the company together with few
rooters
Adelbert. Gay of Boston is visiting rela-
tiVes in town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
THREE NEW RECRUITS.

Lieut.. NJ. E. Morris at the volun-
teer army recruiting station, yesterday
was the only officer that was success
full in getting recruits for the service.
He examined ten and passed three
They are John Meehan, Harry P. Lee
land and George M. Nugent. With the
exception of the latter they went on the
6.25 train for Fort Ethan Allen for ser
vice in the Forty third infantry. At the
marine recruiting office, Sergt. Edward
F. Larkin rejected five, and at the reg
ular army recruiting station in the
Walker building, five were rejected for
physical defects.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20

The welcome announcement is out
that the Boston & Albany will run their
annual autumnal excursion to New
York on Tuesday Oct. 8, via Spring.
field, Pittsfeld, over the Berkshire
Hills. which are now resplendent in
their autumnal foliage, to Albany.
thence via the Hudson river, famous for
the beauty of its scenery, especially the
Palisades, excellent view of which may
be had from the day boat. Or IL one
wishes he may go down the river, by
night on the magnificent and palatiaI
steamer, Adirondack" a marvel Of
marine architecture. Home via the FAN
River line and Boston. The fare is only
$500.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
SUGAR OF LEAD CASE.

Leominster Sept. 19.-The case of Bird
get Dury, suspected of attempting to poi
son the family of DR.. Woodbury. by put
ting sugar of lead in the sugar bowl, was
opened this afternoon by Justice Fl. Basz
com. The prisoner apparently was not
disturbed by the gaze of the crowd but
rather appeared calm and collected, fol-
lowing the testimony closely. Several
iournment was taken to Sept o. Miss
Drury was recommitted to jail
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
REGISTERED IN NEW YORK.

w w. Lewis, at the Cosmopolitan;
ID f. Bryant, A. C. James, at the Broad
way Central: c. r, Macomber, w. A.
Iytle. at the Imperial; A. Darling, at the
Murray Hill; r, Healy, G.. +. Hutchins,
the Grand Union: e. NJ Wood, at the
park Avenue; B. J. Bertels, at the Con-
tinental.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
EASY MARKS.

.,,, N.Y." York, Sept. 1.-THE New Yorks
N 81 an easy mark for st. Louis today,
i'cals tried ont two new felders,
n, mug late of Providence. doing fairly
I'M Work Seymour was relieved by
Inv. 'ly M The fourth. The game was
j, ,'' N The eighth on account of dark
Attendance go. Score;
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
PITTsBURG.

lM6d runs, Boston 5, Pittsburg 2,
,s-oase hits Long, Tenney; home run,
1i sacrifice hit, Duffy; stolen base,
Nm0nt double plays, Long Lowe
Tenney, Dillon and Lever; first
I Oh balls, by Lever il struck out, by
Kin S, passed ball. Schriver. Time.
(. Empires, O'Day and Mcdonald.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20

FT IN runs, Chicago 2; two-base hit,
.-sI N.Y. three-base hit, Mertes; home
M NgTte5; sacrifice hits, Magoon, Dono-
\. ,.i hsSeler; stolen bases, Callahan,
rjslsg,. oouble plays, Keller and Farrell,
I'm 's s5 and jennings; first base on
sgched bail, by Hughes i, by Callahan
\ "S " base on errors. Chicago /; struck
sss.' W III hughes 1, by Callahan 4; left on
ag55osS hlGgaaso 8, Brooklyn 6; wild pitch,
siSsrr,' me of game, 20S Umpires,
~'Hlm and Connolly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
ONLY THREE HITS.

9oklyn, Sept, H--Callahan's pitching
NTtes batting were too much for
Gppiedy Brooklyns today. Callahan
-8ea only three hits, while Mertes
e run and triple brought in three Of
chieagos' four runs. Yesterdays
-s will not be played over, the series
1g finished at to 5. in favor of Brook
Attendance 1900. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
DEATH OF oAKEs AMEs.

a member of the well-known Ames fami-
ly, and brother of the late ex-Gov,
Oliver Ames, died of heart failure, at his
home here, at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Ames was president of the Ames cor
poration of North Easton. and was one
of the wealthiest men in this section. He
was 10 years old
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
NsEKIN PITCHED WELL.

3ron, Sept. 17.-Boston batted Leever
will today and won in a canter. Nee
a.ched remarkably steady game,
+g no bases on balls and striking five
out The work in the field by both
b was steady, though not brilliant.
..rienca 1900. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
JlT LEVER HARD.
F3pstons Win Easily
With Meekin in
the Box.
gcAGO BEATS BROOKLYN.
lIIahan's Pitching and
Mertos' Stick Work
Do the Trick.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
o..ton 9; Pittsburg 3.
,.icago 1; Brooklyn 2.
!, Iouis -; New York 2.
IrAeUE PERCENTAGES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

aicaro at Boston; st. Louis at Brook
,pltsburg at New York; Cincinnati
philadelphia; Cleveland at BaIti-
u. Louisville at Washington.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York, Sept 1s.-Cotton futures
closed firm. Sept. 6.O2; Oct. 6.06; Nov,
March, $780, April, 6.Ss; May, 6.s7; June
$40; July, $40; Aug, 6.45
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20
GOING TO WARE.

At meeting of the Niagara Veteran
Firemen last evening the members voted
to attend the muster in Ware, Sept. 80.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-20

9 me- What's the use Of ~? SAD u -, ne t,.
S sTs present organization Is having pehhg
of trouble TO get along without any; Il o' he
stepping in. What goo cdor m o0Iisbed that
WHAT a ~ lie league can not accomplish
VINO IS re oeht50 the interrogation there ere
on f Enough interrogation marks n the
case to keen up with J tnlS SSr york Taia
gram
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-06

CASH for acceptable ideas State If
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