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COOPER HAD WINGS.
Took First Honors at ST Louis N. c. A,
Races.


st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 16.-Today on the
occasion of the N. c. A. championship
meeting was a gala day. All the cranks
were on hand and the sport was first
class. The one mile professional handi-
cap produced the most exciting race
Tom Cooper, Orlando Stevens and Earl
klser finished as named in the final
Cooper won by the narowest of margins
after desperate race with Stevens
Kiser defeated Kimble for third place
in the last jump.
The half-mile professional handican
was the fastest race of the day, Orlando
Stevens riding the final in Isl fiat, which
is within a fifth of a second of the
worlds competition record for the dis
lance. Summary:
One mile professional, final-Tom Coo
per, LIST; Orlando Stevens, I'd; Earl XII
ser Sd. Time, 2:33 rs.
Half-mile professional handicap, final
heat-Orlando Stevens, LIST; Floyd Nc
Farland, I'd; Lou Cobourn, Sd. Time.
81 seconds.
Multicycle race, Stevens and McFar-
land, tandem (75 yards), LIST; White and
Plummer, tandem (125 YARDS, I'd; CO.
bourn and Rehnshied, tandem 600
yards), Sd. Time, 25 3-5 seconds.
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cash resources which will proceed next
week on account of the interior depart
ment and that of the sub-treasury.
There is no logical escape from the con
clusion that a further large contraction
in loans must be effected next week to
keep within the legal reserve. The loans
placed in speculative holdings in the
stock market will be the first to be
called and the violence of today's break
in prices measures the apprehension felt
as to the effect which win be produced
on valIAs
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POLITICS VS.. BUSINESS.
Novel Suit Growing Out Of Bates-GuiId
Controversy.

! Boston, Sept 16.-Judge Morton, in
the supreme court today, sustained the
demurrer of the defendant in the case
of ex-Representative Franz H. Krebs
VS.. the New England Vehicle Transpor-
tation Company, and dismissed the
PLAINTIFFS bill, which was brought to
have the defendant ordered to specifi-
cally perform an alleged oral contract
to furnish the plaintiff with 10 auto
mobiles on Sept. rs for use at the re-
publican caucuses here.
The plaintiff was to use them in the
interest of Hon John L. Bates, whose
candidacy for the republican nomina-
ton for lieutenant governor he advo-
Gates. The plaintiff alleged that the
refusal Of defendant company to fur
nish the automobiles as agreed. was
made by George Won L. Meyer. its
president, who is a supporter of Cen
Curtis Guild. Jr.. Mr.. Bates opponent
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FIREMEN's COMMITTEE.

Capt. j. F. Adams, Capt S. w. Hodg-
don, Lieut. l.. Everett Stevens, Can't.
w. A. Adams and Capt. James d. Shaw
have been appointed a committee by
the members of the Worcester fire de-
partment, to confer with similar COM
mittee from the veteran fire companies
Of Worcester on the entertainment of
the Friendship fire company of Read
ing, Pa, to this CITY, Sept. 26.
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FALSE ALARM FROM BOX 4

Box was rung in last night about
10 o'clock by some excitable indiyidnai
who saw steam issuing from the top Of
the Taylor building, at Ala Main street.
and thought it smoke. The individual
evidently realized his mistake and
when the department arrived he had
diSaDDeared
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-17
woLCoTT ACCEPTS.

Boston Sept. 16.-Governor Wolcott
today sent a letter to Washington. ac-
cepting an invitation to be present with
his staff at the celebration in honor Of
Admiral Deweys return. He sent at
the same time a letter declining. with
regret the invitation of the New York
committee to be present at the Dewey
celebration there.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-17
WANT A GAME.
Spy Linotype Artists Want to PIav
Base Ball.

Linotype artists of The Spy feel as
though they would like to gambol on
the diamond some pleasant afternoon
this week and do things to their friends
on the Telegram They want the Tele-
gram compositors to organize a team
and get a few pointers on the national
game, not the one person sits in 10.
The Spy team consists of Charles
Brown 1b, Frank Whitman 2b. Thomas
Quinn 3b, William b. Eaton SIS. Wen
dell Gould II, James O'Connor rf, II. ".
Guertin CT, William G. Clements D,
Merrill Lacroix c, subs, Russell, Clark
NeWgent and Palmer.
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SHOT HIS SISTER.

Lyme, N. H., Sept. 16.-Sadie Dunbs+
aged 10, was accidentally shot and
killed by her 2O-year-old brother Robert
today The accident occurred while the
boy was leaving his home to shoot a
hawk; An old rifle which he carried
was discharged accidentally,
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THE HARRISBURG GROUP.

located at Idaho Springs, Clear Creek CO
COLORADO, and controlled by the Occiden.
TAI Development Company, bids fair to
ing mines in that vicinity. Active worlr
Is now IN progress with two shifts Of
men: A limited amount of Treasury stock
Is oIIered at the low price of 10 cents Der
desire TO make an investment in a goinS
concern that is reasonably e,rtafn to
yield you large returns on your money
at once. 'i9 9toch
OCCIDENTAL DEVELOPMENT co
---57 Rogers Building, ~
2O9 Washington St, Roston.---
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SECOND AUTOPSY.

Yarmouthport, Sept 16.-Dr Hough of
New Bedford, medical examiner for Brjs.
tol county held an autopsy today on the
body Of James f. Whittemore, the younp
man for whose murder Eddie Snow is nm
DER arrest. The state officers were NOT
satisfied with the first examination of The
body, and sent for Dr. Hough. The doc.
tor will make his report next week
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Boston, September 6, 1898.
CRACK RIDERS MATCHED
Harry EIkes and Others to Compete
For Middle Distance Honors.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 16.-Harry Fixes
Of Glens Falls, N. Y, Burns Pierce of
Boston, Archie McEachern of Canada and
Frank Waller, the famous six days rider,
have been matched to race for so miles on
Saturday next on the Woodside Park
track in this city for a purse of $500 and
the middle distance cycling chamninnshin
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OFFICERS

President, Hon. r. b. SMITH,
present Governor of Montana), Helena,
Montana
President and General Manager,
Hon M L. HEWITT Butte, Montana.
Secretary,
CHAS. B. LOWENSEN, Butte, Montana.
Treasurer, Hon. T. e. COLLINS
present Treasurer State of Montana),
Helena, Montana
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RRsSIsR'S SEPT sept Il it, Hss S5
TREASURY sTATEMENT,

Washington, Sept. 16.--Today's statement
a. ne CONDITION Of the tIr Ss, shows;
reserve, s256, 262, 974; net silver S3 6Ss S09
United States notes In treasury Si1I'60S
treasury notes of 1890, $S6S 726 total re-
ceipts this day, $1277, 522 total receipts
this month, 1913. 956 907 total receipts this
year, yl2l 9S9, $3.50; total expenditures This
day, 81, 475 900; total expenditures this
month, $22,5S3,000; total expenditures This
year, S124,666 400; deposits In naiiona1
banks. $So.S2e,2i4; silver bullion, SAG, 75s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE
BOSTON & ALBANY
RAILROAD co.

Boston, Mass, September 9Th. 1899
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Boston and Albany Railroad Company
has been duly called and will be held at
the companys principal Office, namely, at
Room 233 of the Boston Terminal Station
IN Boston, in the commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts, on WEDNESDAY. THE 9TH dan
of SEPTEMBER, 1899, at il As O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of consider
ing, and approving a contract for the use
and lease of its railroad to the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany, and in connection herewith a con-
tract for the sale by the Boston and
Albany Railroad Company to the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company, at the option of the last named
COMPANY, of certain real and personal
property excepted from such lease for the
sum of four milliono dollars, payable in
the three and one-half per cent one
hundred-year debenture bondssof the New
York Central and Hudson River. Railroad
Company; and, if said option is not eX-
etcised, then for the payment by the last
named company of such part of one mil
lion dollars in its three and one-half per
cent one-hundred-year debenture bonds
as may be needed together with the value
OF said property to make four million
dollars.
By order of the. Board of Directors. -
EDWARD D. HAYDEN, 5uf
Secretary and Clerk
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RUNNING RECORD SMASHED

London Sept. 16.--At Rochdale TO-DAY
a,s watkins proke the hour running rec
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INSURANCE.
STATE Mutual Life Assuranc. =

ASSET Assurance is IN force Jan. l. 1898 $50 sl72ls On
Liabilities Jan. i, 1850 &C., ~ 6iSSg2 80
surplus Jan. J.. 1899 '''''''' 1850 4lg 20
Loans made on real estate M, loe ~ 70
ahNRY M WRITER. SeeretnT eS'uent
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-17

DifNLCtOEND
Hon. r. B. SMITH, Governor of Montana
Hon. A. E. SPRIGGS, Lteutenant-Gov-
ernor of Montana.
Hon. t. E. COLLINS. State Treasurer of
HON. 'THOS. H. CARTER, United States
Senator from Montana.
Hon. H. L. FRANK, former Mayor of
Butte, Montana.
Transfer Agents and Registrars, KNICKER-
BOOKER TRUST CO., 90 Broadway, MY.
In addition to. the Hope" this com
pany owns fourteen patented mining
claims in Jefferson county, Montana,
within twenty miles of Butte The claims
cover 2S0 acres of land on the great
mineral belt which runs across the whole
state of Montana,
The property is now completely equipped
with everything necessary to its success
full operation except a new concentration,
the present one being inadequate Over
400, 900 tons of ore in actual sight on the
Hope" alone; at the present price of cop
per this ore is worth not less than
So 900, co.,
Exhaustive reports on the property, to-
gether with samples of ore, maps photo
graphs, smelter returns while mine was in
operation, etc, are open to inspection at
the offices of the company.
With the erection of the new concentrating
plant It IS estimated 40 per cent will readily
be earned on the full capital stock.
Arrangements are being made to list
ais stock on the Boston and Philadelphia
Stock Exchanges.
For the purpose Of raising the capital neces-
sarv to rebuild the concentrating plant,
limited amount of Treasury Stock Is now of
tered for sale at SI5o per share, par value S.
Subscriptions will be received at the Offices of
{. R. HOLDEN & co., Fiscal Agents.
81 DEV0NSHIRE STREET, BOSTON.
20 Broad Street New York.
500 Land Title Building, PhiIa
MERCANTILE TRUST CO., SO Water Street,
BOSTON.
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BOSTON & albany
RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
will be held in room 1888 of the Boston
Terminal Station, on Summer street. in
the CITY of Boston, on the FOURTH
WEDNESDAY in SEPTEMBER NEXT,
being the SEVENTH day of
the month, at half past eleven O'Clock
a. M, for the choice of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
1t is proposed to reduce the number of
directors from thirteen to eleven, by
amending article l of the bylaws.
e. d. HAYDEN,
Secretary and Clerk
Boston, September g. 1899
Stockholders and those representing
stockholders by power of attorney will be
passed to and from the meeting.
Stockholders must present to the CON
ductor their certificates of stock, and
those represeting stockholders their certi-
t1cates of stock accompanied by proxies
Proxies unaccompanied by certificates of
stock will not entitle the holder to a
passage.
The free passage above provided may be
made to Boston September 26th and on
trains of 9th due to arrive in Boston by
IL a. m, and from Boston at any time
after the meeting up to and including
Saturday, September Both.
w. r. RORESON,
General Superintendent
Boston, Sept 9Th 1899 ts4
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Mutual Benefit Life insurance, r.,

Organized In 1896 AMz, noon
10 insurance IN force Januaiv ven"
s Sls oO !S SsI Assets, 5SgS
dividends are paid each ,oa,. a.
! .he e cost Or increase Insurance " rsduoe
insiir yal doiilerence In the manaeement
i ,1surHnee companies. 1nvestgate en- OF
MACGOWAN &c McGOwN Nro,,
NOS II and IL Day Buiidings e'h
Worcester Mass
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-17

A little medicine Of the right kind. taken
at the right time, Is invaluable That
means Carkr's Little Liver Pills ard take
them now
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.
(Reported by j. l.. McLean.)
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

DtpItWDVI 10 io'0'
(Reported by Winslow & COD
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
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Up ENAIR

homewarl, the Presidential special leaving
Hollywood at Z: 40 for Pittsburg. Col. c. L.
Blower. Of Illinois, Cot ". s. Proskey. OF
Florida. and l. Il. BENJAMIN. were among the
Presidents departure for Normanhurst. he re
viewed the seventh. Eighth, Seventy -ir.t
Twenty-second and SiXty-uinth regD ents :
Troop c. [, :. Marines. from Brooklyn Navy
Yard and tn" Second Battery.
The mounted platoon drill by Second Bat
terry. \. q. \. y. commanded by MAJOR David
Wilson. aud tho exhibitions OF rough riding
horsemanship by Troop G of Brooklyn. were
interesting features Tho concluding number
wa an exhibition drill nf the United States
marines. from the Brooklyn Navy Yard. which
was enthusiastically received summary:
1oO.Yarl Dash-Won by Frederick Flores. New
York: j. Corlcy. Twenty second Regiment, second.
kuuniug Brl al Juiup-Won Ivy Frederick Ringer,
Second battery, rs feet John Schuy Ter Casey Long
Branch. IL feet 1904 inches second.
one NJ llc BICYCLE Race--WOn by Peter b. McCahill,
Company l., OF the ScN entyhrst Regiment, Peter j.
CorlO y. second.
.@O-Yard Dash Won ly Frederick Flores: Potter ].
Corloy. second; Charles Beau', Seventy brst R"gl-
m,nt, third.
II ,lt-Mie Rnn--won by q. r. Fitzgerald. Company
l. Of the = y'uty-hrst Rrgment j. j. Burke. Four
ternth Regiment. second.
l2O-Yard Iardlc Rsr"-won by Peter ]. Corley,
John s. Casey. second; Frederick Ringer. third.
44o-lard RIn-Won Ivy p. j. Corley Frederick
FL rcs. second.
One lille Handicap-won by Carrot Fitzgerald.
John 5. Casey. seCond-
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YearIinEs Sell for Small Sums.

In tho Eaeton sale pnddocks opposite the
Shecpshcad Bay track. before the races began.
the ycarlings from the Hurricane and Annita
studs were put under the hammer Although
there was big crowd present the market
was dull AMI poor prices ruled. The top Price
and the only really good one was 81 100 winch
". c. Rollins paid for the handsome and WE'LL
bred colt by imp. faverdaie-One l Love-
Summary:
PROPERTY OF HURRICANE STUD.
BAY colt by Potomac Marguerite; W Midgley 200.
lay flly by Potomac Thrilling W.S.Jacksop ~ 81.
Rollins. SLIGO.
BAY fliy Ivy PotomAr-Ciarcga; Major Clark. s4on
Ray fly by lOtomac-Posthorn Is. Cohen. 500.
Ia! FLY by st. SaS lour-SCratara T.. Kelly. 5000.
ChrStUNt colt by Chimney Sweeper or kingston
Princess Monmouth, W. Chapman. S225.
Lay colt By lAureatc--traft, C.. ID. Mccoy, Sl25.
PROPERTY OF A. D. PAYNE.
Bay colt by Jim CiIay-vigilette: W NidgcIy 5000
Brown colt by Jim Gray - Counterhreele; s.
LHnmmedisu, 5000.
brown colt by Mater Level-Mss House s. MARX
lem, 500.
bay hliy by Jim Gray-Anni,s; J. Daniel, $50.
bay colt BY Jim Gray-LAdy Bellevue; h. Cohen.
500.
BLACK colt by jim Gsay-Lcola; p. j. Miles. s75.
GcnHxus, CT. G. by CharaIus - Generne; z
Burke. $3.50.
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At Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug 2G.-Getawa ny day at HiR hand
Park saw lot OF sorry skates lined NJ. with =
few good ones, and at that the skates pulled
down the place money. King Carnival " on the
stake race easily and. except Tony Honig the
winners had open lengths to the good. After
thirty days continuous racing the sports are
not sorry that tho end has come. Sum maries:
First Race-Three quarters Of q milei all ages
Dave Waldo Ios Dugau). to l. won; Little Reggie,
los (Cunninghaml. 4 to ,. second; Mamie Gallon
1o3 Frosu, to !. third Time 1:lsS
Second Race-Six and one ali furlonRx Highland
Park Stake selling King Carnival. OF y. weber,.
to ?. won: Sprngwells. SO Forohandy, q to &. sec
ond; Our Lizzie. o. Q1ndryj. s to G. third. Time,
1:2IA.
Th'Tl Ilacc-Seven Fights Of 9 miIe-Tony Honiy
1;ib X. Ross Il to q won: Chancery. 1873 Cunning
ham. to 3. second; by George rs tCassaday). to
l,third. Time. lSiip
Fourth Rare -One-tnile and Q si1teenth-Tip GAl-
liant, ~ tMcQuadc) o to |, won; Words worth. 100
Duganl, q to /. second Col. Cluke. 90 ForehandJ.
& to /. third. Time. / :5O&.
Fifth Race. Fiv~cights OF a mile Fonda, 1oo
GlartIn). to I. won: sites, 1o7 IandryI, 4 to l.
second statlra, 1903 Frost. to l. third. Time.
l:o24.
Sixth Race-One mile and sixtePnth-Red Pirate,
1Ol Uandry). to !. won Bro. Fred. o5 CRobsrtsonL
- to J.: second: Chopin. 1u1 Forehandl. to l.
third. Time. l:5o4.
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Games of the Chosen Friends,

--..-.-
successful outing FESTIVAL and sports was
held by the fraternal Order of the Cboson
Friopds ~ rIr,or p.rk Cra,.,,.,,, D. ~
ITIchus Ut IIlhcF Idrk, brafesenu bay. yes
terday afternoon and eyeninc seyeral hu,.
ia ,,o,,,to,, o,,i net ..,tt., ,r,
'ii'u iiie'i' > ""'' u'9'S participating ihere
was n great round Of enjoyment for those in
,ttondanoo incIudirc sror,s on traai, 49,
81 ''S'""''t 'P"'.S "" track ana
Held, hno vaudeville performance in tho
Casino and dancing in both puViilOus in addi-
ton to which an elaborate DISPLAY OF ir"w S :
added much to the occasion Su nnnries.
one Mile BicvcIe Race Scratch EInaI ho,t o,
~ Iohn I lyilsnn n,sr Whn.,,rr.nm"' H.i. won
Kim prontIym s.ronb' Ii!rpnrI "aiter o..
%nribv Eas"ai Wi, cIInrn ,Gtri Tin,n ., hrn,-
70 ., t, ~ '' H. "''''' i'iHe' minutes
S.v,rtr.Tve Y,-1s Dash ia, lic,, r;,., -.
won hg Samuel : Scwert Brosdw,H A e st,, YEA
IIcmrr a. W,i.h ur,rrIvn ~ "a" go - h.ra'Ct
i,t1el / Nn"i,nI g.y II i,.n =. IL ~. ~,
Time Ii sCc:nT,is ''"' '''H0 ~ vs." !A'"S' 'hrd
TaIf.r,tle KrH II,ndicon-T'iroI bc,, ~ H.,
e,,Wrsi = Saw, IT"nklvn 4 C.cra, H. W. W. py
,,a"nHn R,y IiI,' 4 r. s,ratrI ,.,'n,f ~, T. ~.
!, Thorhii,son Tut,t an q -, y1rI ~, "tri.an
arinutrs ~ sr,or,Is '' '''''' '''he'
iIrary Wti,,b1 S,,rlrt NJ T,,,r S,r,,,l, r,r, -.
,v,r, Nv Tor,. nv ,T,IrIt 30 ,',,l MAJ neat
i NnEn,n vegbt 300 u,IIuds sr''onG I" ~,
Stor,,nsn ,,I,,ht nin ,',un'ts tI,,,I "in ~
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head the Shamrock measures 145 feet and the
Columbia 1 Al feet q inches,

head the Shamrock measures 145 feet and the
Columbia 141 feet q inches
The bowsprit OF tho Shamrock extends 80
feet cupboard. The mast is stepped 80 feet aft
Of the forward end OF the water line. The for
ward overhanR Is 10 feet. so that from the tip
OF the bowsprit ON the challenger to the for
ward side Of the mast is 81 feet. On the Co
lumbia the bowsprit Ia 81 feet cupboard The
mast is stepped 81 feet aft OF the forward end
OF the water line and the overhanR forward Is
20 feet. SO that from the tip OF the bowsprit on
the Columbia to the forward side of the mast
is 10 feet This shows difference In favor OF
the Shamrock OF feet The Shamrock's
spinnaker pole is 80 feet in length and for
this she will bo penalzed unless it is cut down
before tho race. Tho Columbia's spnnaker
pole Is 70 feet in length.
All these figures tend to show that the Sham
rocks sail spread Ia larger than that OF the
Columbia, and II her hull is OF lighter con-
struction than the defending yacht theoreti-
cally tho challenger should win. She should
be a very fast boat In light weather. but the
question ia can she carry all this canvas in a
blow. 1t will be seen by looking at the figures
that her great gains are made on the bass of
the triangle. or from the bowsprit to the end
OF the boom. and not so much on height. This
would help her in heavy weather. The follow
ing table shows in concise form the dmen-
sions as accurately as they have been obtain
abba.
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Harlem Institute Boys Meet and Elect
Ofhccrs for the Year.

There was a large gathering ut tho annual
meeting Of the Harlem Institute Athletic Asso-
citation on Friday afternoon. called for the rur-
pose OF ecctinG officers and selecting cnnIi-
dates for the football team.
The treasurer said in his report that the ns-
ISOLATION began the season last year with
S5OtG in tho treasury. The receipts from
games amounted to $50. and the association
now has on hand SlOO.UU. Tho president an
nounced that the silver cup has been mads
which the alumni association offered as a prize
in the clasA games. This trophy will soon be
brought to the school.
The following amendments 10 the constitu-
tlOn were carried: That the annual meeting of
the association should he held on the last FRI
dav in August, That nj the close NJ n senson
Ia" outgoing team. composed Of those that
have played in any game. shall elect captain.
That nc memher hc allowed To wear the LETT
tiers. II /" II ho has not played in n came or
has not made point for the institute
These new Officers were elected Herman
Brandt. president: John Newlin. vice-presi-
dent: Edward McKcuna. secretary, Michael
O'Rourke, treasurer.
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Carpet Cleaning Co.
New York Office, AZ Cedar st.
Brooklyn Office, $50 Clinton St.
RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS
At Chicago,

CHICAGO. Aug 26.-There was large crowd
and spirited racing at Harlem to-day although
nut two tavorites won. The feature event was
the race betw eGn Serrano. CrockS Ut aud Rafaello.
S'rrano won easily, leading all the way. Sumo
mary:
First Racc-SiX furlongs-Tenoe. 100 tvtitoe), O
81 I, won, OoorIe. lO2 mitchell. g to /, second,
Mncorit3 1903 tBolandl, to /. third: Time. 1:l3Se.
Second Race--Seven turlonns-rhrive, log tNuttl.
to 4. won Rosa nah, No Booker. 20 to l. second
Flor ar. lo2 UfowhIrsb. - TO /, third Tina.
l:2hL.
Third Race Handicap, seven furlUngs.- May Beach.
los Nltltuel y to l. won. MiZpnl, ll3 Nutt, to 2,
tecond' Andes, 50 Cknight. l" to !. third. Tina,
1:2GL
Fourth Race-one mile and 100 yards-Serrano.
LOG 'NiutoCN, oven. won: Crockett Sp Sutt IL to 4,
second; Rafaelo, 10 knight. l3 to b. third. Tims.
l:asH
Fifth Racc-One and onc-Guarter mies-Jim Nc
l.ecvy. M Mitchell, IL 10 !, won; Crpsus 103
LRosol IL to o. second; Plantan lO1 Vittoe). II To
3, third Time, 2OTp.
Sixth Rlce-Onc lmile-Bittrr Root Gmpl 1O3
Mutt, tn !, won: Simon p los Nititoe AZ to /,
second, FL Upton, 1ol ucauchampl. q TO b, third.
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