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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17

wiszapy NE stawi6. gdyH many do
s~aastwisnia bstdso vsAns sprawy.-
Z. Rstkowski, sskr.
Ga. 374 70 Garfield, ". J.
Zswiadamism csionk6w TOW. Pat
Jana Kaximisrsa Kr. Pol, gr. 874.
70 ~posisdssnis kwartalne odbedsie
de " nisdzisle 20 sisrpnis {. b. " 10.
kalu swykayoh posisdssh, o gods. 2
20 poaodniu. Obeonos6 ws.ystkioh
os'onk6w jest poasdans pod kara 80
o. - J6zsf Kriegsr, sekr.
CIR. 400 20 Chicago.
Zawisdamiam wssysskioh o,lcn
kgw Tow. Kluos WolnoSoi. pod op.
N. N. p. Il posiedsenis p6afoo.ns
odbedsie sie d. 20 sIsrpnis o gods.
4 Po Poaudniu, v hall pr.y koioisls
~. Tr6jcy, m ks6rs presses .apras..
w~ssystkioh o.aonk6w, gdyE jest Kill
ks wsinyoh . piloych spraw do n
iatwisnia. Zaraaem uprassam oslon
k6w ,salegsisoyoh podstki, ably sie
uifcili. gdys ksisski .ostans oddsne
do rewisji. " pr.soiwnym raxis beda
suspendowani. Nisobsonoi6 podpa.
ds karse podlug konssytuoji. - J.
Dsmski, pres; d. HSdor, sskr.
Or. 449 70 Pi1sburgu.
Zswiadsm.am yssystkioh onion.
k6w TOW. Korony POlskisj. gr. 449.
IL posisdssnis missieosns o~dbsdsie
sic d. 20 sisrpnia Z. b., M kt6rs kat
dy o.fonsk obowissany sie stawi6,
gdyH many do salstwisnia wiele
sprav. NisobeOnoS6 o.lonks M 20
sisdssniu Podpada karse podfug q
ohwafy towassystwa.
R6wnisf sawiadamiam wssystkich
osfonk6w zwissku Mar. Pol, IL CRU
pa 40 ~uohwaiiia ME p~tsyjmowac
fadnyoh prosb prsysyaanych prses
lime grupy lub ieh osionk6w o
wsparcis lob rossprssdsnis bilst6w
M losowanie. gdys prsyssowie m6wi:
tax krawiso krsjs, jak mstsrji sssjs.
w raxie nsdsslanis bilst6w, tow. n
chwali'o ME odsyia6 takovyoh ami
sea brad ma sisbis odpopiedsialnoloi
Wysooki, sskr.
Or. 4OS 70 ashley, Pa.
Zswiadsmiam osionk6w tow. OH
Biaiego, Il posisd.enie odbedsis sis
" nisdzisle 20 sisrpnia o gods. 2 pc
roludniu. Me obsen ,s6 o.lonka pod
psda karse podiug k~onstytucji. N.
tom posisdseniu omawians beds
sprawy bard.o wa4us. = J. SIwaro
sekr.
Or. I69 70 Chicago.
Zawisdamiam czlonk6w tow. A
Mickiewic.a, Il posisdsenis p6irocs
ne odbed.ie sic 20 sisrpnia Z. b. {
gods 2 pc poiudniu, W .wykisj hal
posisdseh. - Ig. Pulkowski, sskr.
Gr. 122 20 Chicago.
Zswiadamiam niniejszsm wssyst.
kioh osionk6w tow. kr6la Miscsysla.
va 1, gr. 122 " Chicago, 70 posie.
dssnis kwartalne odbed.is sie v ME
dsisle. dnia 2O1o b M, o gods. q;
pc pod, wswykisj hall ~posiedseh. Pc
nisws4 wazos sprawy - do sslAtwis'
mia, obsonol6 ksAdsgo Z cslonk6v
jest poaadans. Nisobscnoi6 podps
da ksrse. - F. Gaworski, sskr., 15C
Augusta str.
Or. 276 70 Chicago.
POsisdssnie tow. T. Dsiaiyhskiege
odbsdsie sic " pr.ys.'s nisd.iele
dnis cot M, o god.inis 2 20 poi.
" hall Puiaskisgo, 800 s. Ashland
ave. 2 powodu watnych sprsw
pros.e. ably sic vs.ysoy O.iookowi'
jaknajliosnisj stawili. Do .spascs.
MIA pr.ypads ma kssdego o.lonks
rszem $l.56. - Jabiofski, sskr.
Or. 413 70 Chicago.
Pr.ys.ie posisdssoie TOW. Ludwi
Ia Nisgolswskisgo odbedsie ole dni
20 sisrpuia, ~ sail swyklyoh posis
dseh. Sprawy bardzo % wstns d.
.atatwjsnis. Wssysoy osionkowi,
musss bye obsoni pod kara podluP
konstytucji. - NJ. Miehslskj, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17

" hall KoSoiusski. Prosimy satsm.
sby drodsy brssia raesyli vxisS6
udsisf v tsj TAX wstnsj sprawis.
Aor. 0osoin, presses.
Ig Si6ilski, sskr. Obw.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17


Csntr. woals Mo projsktuie. ably ME
wyp&Aosc poSmiertnego po 4onach,
tyiko pragnie, ably ME bylo tax jsk
jak dotyohosas, 4e czesto wdowieo,
otr.ymaws.y 800 dol, wystepuje re
zwisrku. P. RI
Mojem zdaniem, naleay benefit
posmiertny podzielic ma dwie klasy,
to Z tego powodu, il ozionkowie
Zwia.ku ME 50 wszysoy inansowo
r6<ni. Podatki zwiazkowe przyjda
nieraz dos6 wysoko, a ozlonek ME
majacy sposobu wszystkiemu podo-
la6, Jest .muszonym szeregi zwiaz-
kowe o~pus.oza6. Przeto ohoac uozy-
MIC latwiejs.y pobyt " Zwis.ku,
musimy k~onieoznie uo.ynic dwie
/, klasy posmisrtnego. Pierwsza klasa
powinna wynosic " rasie smieroi
ozlonka $1,000, " ra.ie smieroi tony
$500, q druga klasa ma wynosi6
$500 i $3.50; dodac tn wypada, il
z. N. P. M tenn MO ME ucierpi, je-
Eli bedzie wypasesny benefit posmier-
tiny Ia kaada Zone ozionka; kaada
iona pisrws.a, druga Tub tee ~tr.eOia
must podlegac egzaminscji lekar-
skiej, jak obecnie jest zaprowadzo-
mem. A &C sic tyozy samotnyoh,
kt6rzy 81 ubezpieozeni ma wyas.a Tub
tea m~niejsza zaliczke, obowiazkiem
ioh jest oplacac podatek posmiertny
tylko pc zmarayoh ozaonkach, wiec
W TAXI spos6b ME beda ami ma cent
pokr.ywdzeni.
p Zaprowadzic og6lne wsparoie
ohoryoh ozlonk6w Zwiazkowyoh i 90
miesiao ma bye dane og6lne spra-
wozdanie Z dochod6w i rozchod6w, i
oglaszane publicznie W organic
Zwiazkowym.
81 Dom Zwiazkowy jest najlep-
seem ulokowaniem fundusz6w Zwiaz-
kowych. Gdzie ten dom ma stanatf
To jest pytanie, i to W kroskich $40.
wach wyt}umacze: Dom Zwlazko.
wy powinien stanac tam, gdzie maj
wieoej polak6w jest osiadiych j gdzie
najwieoej ziowrogo usposobionego
duohowiehstwa sic znajduje. Tam
powinien Dom Zwiazkowy stanac,
tam powinnismy miec nasze schronis
ko pred burza. Takim sposobem
~pokaAemy naszym braOiom ME beda-
Gym j~eszcze pod sztandarem Zwiar.
ku N. p, do jskiego celu dazymy.
Me bede sic wiele rozpisywal jaki
doch6d mole przyniesc ten dom. To
rzecz pewna, IL W kilkunastu latach
dom ter moAs sic wyplacic samymi
ozystymi doohodami, a majatek pc.
sostaje w~iasnoscia og6lna wv. Mar.
Pol. z drugiej strony, naprzyklad,
Buffalo dis liczy braci zwiazkowych
tylko ma setki, a jesliby dom zwiaz-
kowy " Buffalo stanaf, to ME liczo-
noby ma setki, ale tysiace dzielnyoh
xwiaskowo6w.
~ Sejm przyszly powinien jak
n~ajpredzej przeprowadzic kolonisa.
ole, DO to jest fundamentem dla mas
wszystkich, ma czem sic ca}y SWAT
OPERA.
Me bede tn wieoej t~1umaczyl, DO
dosy6 obszernie objasnionem to -by}O
W No. 20 ,,Zgody" Z dnia 20 lipoa +.
b. W korespondenoji z Nanticoke,
Pa. Sejm przyszly powinien zamia-
nowac conajmnieJ dw6ch koloniza-
zator6w platnych, ma ozas ograni-
ozony, azeby zbadali klimat, ' ziemie
i co ia ziemia rodzi6 moze W roma.
itych miejscowosciach j dac rapport re
swej dzia}alnosoi Zarzadowi Central
nemu, a on, gdzie bedzie najzdrow-
sly j najdogodniejszy klimat, zawrze
ugode z wfascioielami tejze miejsco
wosoi j. oglosi publicznie W organic
zwiazkowym.
81 K~oniecznosc wymaga zorgani-
zowsnia towarzystwa akcyjnego
wzgledem za}ozenia ,,Dziennika Ma
rodowego", kt6ry prowsdzony by
byl pod kontrola Wv. N. P.
Walenty j. Szczepaniak.
sekr. grupy 3S7.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17
z Hammond, Ind.
Lososodnie.

Maszyna ofiarovana M pomnih
Kosoiusski .ostala wylosowsns % &c
lipca. Wygraf j. numsr 1913. o o.su
sawisdamiajso. wssystkim tym. kt6
rsy wxieli tykiety, skladam ssrdsosns
podsiekowanie.
Jan Koptus.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-17

nyW' ooiok uoWsSo sststou ] uoio
gaia, sprswozdsnie finansows, kwest
j. Ssjmu XIII. Nieobscni podpa.
dajs karss Is o. r. Grsbowski
sekr.
Or. 344 % Buffalo.
Zawisdamiam o.. cxionk61 tow
Cswsrtsgo Pulku Uisn6w, gr. 844
n miesIso.os posisdssnie odbedsis
sic " nisdsiels 20 sierpnia, o gods
A 20 poiodniu, " hall ssk6lnsj prsy
koioisls Mstki Boskisj R~6tsfoowsj
Kstdy csfonsk jest obowisssny sta.
wic sic M 70. posisdssn'e ola bard.o
wsfnyoh spray. K. G6rny, sskr.
CT. 33I 20 Schenectady, ". Y.
Niniejssem sswiadsmism wssyst
kioh c.aonk6w tow. fw. Wojciech
B. l NJ, gr. 831, 1. roc1ns posisd.s.
ME odbedsie sic " niedrisle dnia 20
sisrpnis, .arss 20 nsbo.sfstwie, ~
s.kols ps~rafjalnsj. Kstdy crionsi
obowissauy jest stawic sic M to 20
siedssnis pod kars podiug konssy
tuoji. Zostanie osionkom prsedsta-
wione roosne sprswosdsnis ! nowy
sarrsd bedsis obrsny ns rok nsssep.
py. M. Nawrocki, sskr.
or. 27S 20 Buffalo.
Zswisdsmism wssys,kich osson
k6w Tow. Jan III Sobisski, or. 278
10 posisdsenis miesieozue odbedsis
sic v niedsiele 20 slsrpnis, o godr,
4 20 poaudniu, " lokslu swykiycb
posisdseh, p. n. 1903 syosmore al,
na kt6re wssyscy o1sonkowis obo
wisssni stswic sic. = IL. J. Kedzio.
ra, sskr.
6r. 277 70 Chicago.
Zswisdsmism csionk6w tow. K0
ko Drsmstycsne, Ia posiedssnis mile
siecsne odbedsis sic dnis 20 sIsrpui,
&. b., N kt6re ksady osionsk obo
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
GOSSIP OF THE FANS.
Farmers Return This Morn
ing-Men Who viii
Likely Remain.

The Farmers win crawl into town this
morning as quietly as possible. Those
two defeats by the Rowdies stung, but
when Montrears two victories and
third place were considered, the fans
were wild.
When the Farmers line up at the oval
tomorrow morning, for the game with
Springfield, at 10 o'clock, there will be
lively times. The lover of good base
ball has not forgotten the excellent
fight against big odds made by the
Worcester team, and the crowd, tomor-
row, ought to be a record breaker.
There are more seasons coming for the
Farmers to win the pennant. The
dummy will run tomorrow before and
after the game
Plans for next year are already being
turned over in the minds of Eastern
league managers, and Mr. Leonard Will
see that Worcester does not. get host IN
the shuttle for fast talent. There is a
possibility of the Farmers presenting
a different team. when next season
opens. Kuhns has aspirations for
higher company, and may land place.
If he is wise and Is asked to continue
with Worcester, he will scorn offers 10
have q chance to get lost in the big
league, and continue to get valuable
experience.
Yeager is the only man on the team
over whom there is any great worry of
losing. The good-natured backstop has
not refused to sign a Worcester con-
tract, neither has he told of his plans
for next year,, There is. nearly an
even chance of Yeager remaining here.
Bransfield probably VIII do so.
Carr has been mentioned in line for
release. When Manager Leonard
looks over the field of young talent and
finds one capable IF holding down first
base, Carr may be given a chance to
play on another team. Cars work
has not been pleasing to followers of
the game and since he was dethroned
as captain, his playing has not been
Embarrassing, except to the knocking
fraternity. Rickert win not be recalled
by Pittsburg, as its outfeld IS one Of
the fastest in the big league. Klopf
will probably remain as captain, and
the fans will be at rest.
GER of the st. Paul team in the
Western league, formerly with Phila-
delphia, is a player who may hold down
thlid base If Kuhns gets ambitions
higher than his playing ability. GER
IS little fellow, and has a good record
as hitter and fielder Boston is said
to be dickering for GER, and that
means that he will have a chance to
show himself In the Worcester outfit.
Manager Selee may have use for
Hickey in Boston, but it is probable
that he will be member of the Farm
ers' aggregation nsXt year until he de-
velops speed enough to insure a sue
cess1ul debut in big League, company.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
CLOVER LEAF CREAMERY
BUTTER,
ALSO FRESH EGGS AT WHOLESALE.
JOHN P. SQUIRE & SONS,
1893 SUMMER ST.

the Canucks. The -rooters will carry left
hind feet to the oval tomorrow.
Hutchinson, the veteran league pitcher,
now in the Western League, allowed q
Detroit men to bat in a recent game, and
shut out the team without 9 run and but
two hits. clutch may sail back into the
big league next year.
1t must be annoying to Manager Leon
ard, who has tried y second basemen this
year without success, TO know that he
might have had Curley for the asking.
but now he can't even buy him with good
money springfield Union.
Boston base bah writer's never let an
opportunity to laud Catcher Bill CLARKE
go by without giving him a pun. 1t
doesn't please Bergen, and that is prob
ably why the praise is lavished on Clarke,
who, however deserving he may be- can
not be compared for q minute with Mar
tin Bergen.
Marlboro friends Of Charlie Farrell will
give the Brooklyn catcher the warmest
season. Charlie has played as friskily
as colt and as fast as any backstop In
the big league Last year Farrelps days
as q ball player were. said to be over.
Who dares say 1t now?
A Boston drummer has asked why Man
chester wouldn't be good city for an
Eastern League team next season. The
Boston Globe answers that It might be
chances are that Manchester will be for
gotten If new team is secured by the
Eastern League. The New Hampshire
city would mean big travelling expense
addition.
Chippy McGarr gave a decision at
Cleveland in the game with Boston,
Wednesday, which caused no end Of howl
ing, says an exchange Duffy hit sharply
to pick up the ball. McGarr run into him,
knocking him insensible, the ball going
to right field. To atone for causing the
accident, McGarr called Duffy out,
Chppy would not change his decision, and
the Boston captain and teammates gath
cred around him with anger at boiling
point.
The Chicago club had pitcher a few
years ago Who passed under the name of
Rice. and when he came with the team
he was not yet ripened. He was pitching
fsSn5T Lo s one % and
a curve ball, and Rice, standing immov-
able In the box, shook his head. Tim
switched and signaled for a straight ball.
approval. AS last resort Donahue
signalled for a slow ball, but again the
immovable Rice shook his head. Tim, all
and said: what are you shaking your
head about?' and Rice replied: II don't
know; l saw Griffith do it."-Exchange.
The Sporting News says "A few days
ago Amos Rusie, one Of the greatest pitch
ers and best drawing cards in his pro-
Ind) team against the spartenburg
team On tlat Gay the New YORK CRUZ,
to which he belongs, under base ball law.
stood 10th In the National League race.
Both the player and the club are the
Victims of Freedmanism. The reserve
rule Is necessary for, the welfare OF pro-
fessional base ball, but such injustice as
Rusie has been made to suffer should
not be permitted The interests OF every
club in the league demand the presence
of so great a player in the game; and
vet Freedman is permitted to Danish him
to obscurity for whole season merely
to vent his snita him"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
BURKETT LEADS.
He Is Now at the Top Of the
Leagues Heavy
Batsmen.

Jesse Burkett has dethroned the mighty
Delehanty, and the Worcester boy now
heads the list OF league sluggers. Jesse
has had eyes out for the honor since the
opening of the season, but the Philadel-
phia outielder has led the race without
being hard pressed until recently.
The willy Baltimorean, McGraw, has
made his hits count for more than any
man in the league and leads in run get
ting and stolen bases. Billy Keller has
made the largest number of base hits, and
Ely leads in sacrifices. Burkett has not
only been tower, of strength to the ST.
Louis team, but his coaching has been a
big factor in helping the other st, Louis
outhelders to prominent places in the
latest big league compilations.
Jimmy Stafford's 81 games with Boston
gave him a batting average of an even
800, and his name is in the charmed cir
Gle. Frisbee's name also appears In the
list of the leagues heavy hitters and the
lS games he played with the champions
Melted batting average of .314. Leach
the. clever Louisville innelder, who made
such a decided hit while with the Farm
ers, has played In 81 games, and has lined
the ball out for an average of 1876. An
derson is not in the 800 list, having been
shut out by II points. Martin Bergen's
batting average is 254. The big league 300
hltters are:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES TODAY.
CHICAGO QUIT.

st. Louis at Chicago.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
EAsTERN LEAGuE.
cLINcHED THE, REMNANT.

Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 2. =, Rochester
practically clinched their hold on the East
ern League pennant today by defeating
the Worcesters in two games. The Roch-
esters played a fast fielding game and hit
the ball opportunity. Sminks hit in the
tenth inning, with three men on bases,
brought victory to Rochester in the first.
game. In the second game Klobedanz was
put out of the game after he had been
fined for kicking against decisions. Kuhns
also was fined. Clean hits-developed into
runs in this game. which was an easy win
for the local team Bowen, Miller and
game, 1900; second game, 5000. Scores:
z z 6 II @ A NJ L
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
P. & w. Sin.
RANGES.
$4,000.

We guarantee them for one
year, and money refunded if
not as represented.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
FELL 25 FEET.

Archie Germaine. Joseph Legerard and
Walter Cough, carpenters in the employ
of Fred Cough, a builder, fell off a new
house on Whitman street yesterday after
noon. Germaine dislocated his left elbow
Joint, and the other two escaped unin-
Jured. The men were at work on a stag
Ing 25 feet from the ground, strengthening
maine and Cough fell to the ground, and
Legerard struck a piazza in falling, and
escaped with a slight shaking up. The
police ambulance was called, and Ger
maine taken to the City Hospital, where
the elbow joint was set and he went to
his home at Adams street last night,
Cough refused to get into the ambulance
and walked to his home.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
STARS SHINE BRIGHT.

Syracuse, Sept. 2-Syracuse won two
games from Providence today. In the
first Syracuse won easily. Murray and
Davis were put out of the game for kick
ing. In the second game Evans struck out
Il men in nine innings, 10 in the game
equalling Wills record for the park, but
Pfanmiller pitched just as good ball
Shannon made the winning run in the 18th
inning The batting of Pfanmiller was
generally rollers in the diamond, which
accounts for the remarkably large num-
Der of Syracuse assists and put-outs by
Calhoun, In spite of the errors made.
both teams fielded- brilliantly, Score:
f r s T G A NJ E
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
WORCESTER oARsMEN.

Frank ]. Kerns and Charles Thorne
of the Wachusett Boat Club left yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock for Boston,
to attend the regatta Labor day. Kerns
is the only Worcester entry. and his
chances are considered good.
James A. Ten Eyck, the veteran oars
man, is thinking seriously Of entering
the proposed professional regatta at
Onondaga Lake, near Syracuse. N. Y.
He has not had direct invitation to
enter, but thinks II the purses are large
enough, he will enter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
UP a NOTCH.

Montreal, Sept. 2.-Montreal took boSh
games from Springfield today In the
first game Montreal won out in the tenth,
when Phelps threw wide to Hemming in
On easy double play which could have
retired the side, allowing Odwell to score.
The second game was marked by magnifi-
cent pitching by both Pappalau and Muir
ply. Montreals victory was entirely due
to two errors by Myers In the first and
errors by Brown and Curley in the
eleventh Not d visitor reached third and
only three reached second. Attendance,
$500. The scores:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
HIS LEG FRACTURED.

Albert Bowen, a teamster employed by
Charles Cutler and living at Austin
street. was struck by a piece of timber
afternoon and suffered a COM
pound fracture of the left leg. He was
taken to the City Hospital, where he was
resting comfortably last night Bowen's
team was loaded with lumber, and in un-
loading It on Plymouth street one of the
heavy timbers slipped Off striking him on
the left leg and pinning him to the
ground.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
HAD A PLEASANT TRIP.
Rev. Dr.. Conrad and Mrs. Conrad
Toured the Picturesque West.

Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. z. Conrad returned
to Worcester Friday evening after an abb
sence of six weeks, spent in travel in the
west The trip covered 1000 miles by rail
and $50 by stage, taking in old Mexico,
California, Arizona, Utah and most of the
points of interest in the western states.
DR.. Conrad says the trip was the most
delightful he has ever taken, and is full of
the beauties of the country.
There is no signs of discomfort of any
sort in the west, he says, and the country
seems to be on tidal wave of prosperity.
There are no imperialists anywhere, and
there Is but little talk about anti-imperial-
ism among the solid business men all over
the country. 1t is almost the universal
Bryan will be the candidates for the presi-
dency, and a hopeful and optimistic tend
ency prevails all over the country.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
EXHIBIT SENT.
Coates Clipper Company is the First
Worcester Concern to Respond.

The Coates Clipper Manufacturing Com
pany of Worcester has sent an exhibit to
the Philadelphia exhibition. Secretary
Squier of the Board of Trade says that
very few of Worcester's manufacturers
seem to understand the import of this ex-
hibition, for if they did Worcester would
be far better represented.
A pamphlet giving information regard
ing the collecting of material for the de-
partment of varied Industries for the Paris
exposition has been received by the Board
of Trade. This department is exclusively
for the exhibition of stationery, leather
goods, cutlery. watches and clocks, CHEAP
jewelry and plated ware, stained glass
furniture and decorations, heating and
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CHICAGO.

Earned runs, Boston /; left on bases
Chicago 5, Boston 6; two-base hit Hamil-
ton; three-base hit. Mertes; sacrifice hits,
Garyin Lange, Long; stolen bases Mer-
ties 2a,dopble plays, Magoon and Lange o.
Clarke and Tenney; struck out, by Gar
vim 1, by Meekin d. bases on balls, off
Garvin 2, off Meekin !; hit by pitched ball
Clarke 2. Time 21O. Umpires, O'Day
and Mcdonald
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Z Chicago, Sept. with Garvin pitching
grand ball, the Chicagos had Boston
beaten today until the last inning. Con-
nor then threw away an easy chance for
a double play, dropping the ball and losing
both runners. His error was followed by
two more infield misplays and a couple of
hits, counting for six runs. Attendance
1900. Score:
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A. FAIR BARTER.

Toronto Sept 2.-EIartford won the first
game today by Urquhart's three-bagger
and Hodson's single in the tenth. Toronto
won the second game. The game was
called at the end of the eighth on account
of darkness. Alloway had his bad finger
smashed in trying to field ball in the
third and retired. Williams succeeded
him and put up good ball. Score:
FIR ST G. Me.
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WASHINGTON,

Earned runs, LOUISVILLE I; stolen bases,
Clarke, Leach 2, Ritchey 2, Kelly 8, Hoy;
two-base hits, Leach, Wagner, Mercer,
Freeman; three-base hits, Barry, Nc
Gam; home runs, Hoy, Kelly, Leach,
Clingman, Clarke, Ritchey, McGann, Free
man; first base on balls, off Woods /, off
Dineen 5, off Freeman 2; double play,
Stafford, Barry and Mccain: hit by
pitched ball. by Freeman 2, by Woods i;
wild pitch Woods; left on bases, Louis
Vile 6, Washington s. Time, /. As. I'm
pires, Latham and Gaffney.
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MATCH LIKELY.
Rogers and Durham Are Ready to Try
Conclusions.

Ras Rogers and Durham may come to-
gether if there is no hitch in arrange
ments now pending. A telegram was re-
ceived in this city last night which init
mated that talk regarding their merits as
scullers will soon cease. Durham has writ
ten from his home in Toronto that his
hackers look favorably upon the proposed
match and that Rogers can be accommo-
dated with comfortably large side bet.
The only chance for hitch Is in the Sc
lection of officials and place to row