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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
cURLEY FOR CHICAGO.
The Former Holy Cross Man Will Play
at the Oval Tomorrow.

When the Springfield team trots on
the oval for its turn against the Farm
ers, tomorrow morning, there will be
one man in the visiting team who has
already been selected as fast enough
for the National League. Strangely
enough, the man has played on the
Holy Cross team, and as Doe Curley
he was the star of the college second
basemen at Holy Cross and University
of Virginia.
Manager Tom Burns of the Chicago
club has made an offer to the Spring
field manager for Curley, and at the
close of the Eastern League season, the
clever second baseman will probably
enter Burns team and finish the sea-
son. BY buying Curley's release at this
stage of the game, Chicago cuts off any
chance of another team landing the
prize. After Oct l, under the National
agreement, the big league team can get
Curley by paying $780, whether Spring
field wants to let him go or not.
Curley is cool, heady player. In
hitting he has stood above the 400
notch the greater part of the season,
and in fielding he exhibits all the fine
Points of finished player. In base run
ming Curley has not been a marvel.
He has played professional ball such a
comparatively short time that he has
yet to learn the tactics used by the
rough and-tumble players. He recently
showed, when O'Hagan bucked against
him, that he has material in him for a
scrappy player. Curley has always
been known as a thorough gentleman
on the ball field and off, and hundreds
of Worcester friends will give him a
big hand when he comes to the plate
in tomorrow's game,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
PICNIC TOMORROW.
Ward Naturalization Club Has Ar
ranged an Attractive Program.

Ward Naturalization Club Has Ar
ranged an Attractive Program.
Ward 8 Naturalization Club will hold
forth at Quinsigamond park tomor-
row, and rousing picnic is planned.
The Worcester Brigade band will be in
attendance throughout the day, and
Martel's orchestra will furnish music
for dancing.
The program of sports includes GRO
quet match, 100-yard DASH fat mems
race, quarter mile run, hurdle race, So
yard dash for women, boys race for
boys under Is years. There will be
ball games between the married men of
st. Joseph's parish and the Garde
d 'Honneur: between the ST. Joseph nine
and the Orients and between the Hill
sides and Crescents. The games are for
$40, and between the Hilsides and
Crescents there is a side bet Of $50. In
all the athletic events and races prizes
will be offered.
The horse races will be called prompt
ly at O'clock and $3.50 is hung UP in
purses to be split among three classes.
A. B. Brunell will drive the famous pa
Ger, Peter Turney, an exhibition mile.
Following is the list of entries:-
3-minute class-Pinwheel, b. e. G.a-
reau Bebe, g. m. (Garrepy); Old Maid.
c. m. (Brule). 2.40 class-Worcester
Boy, blk. g. CPaquette) Dentist. blk.
g. (Jerome); Victor d., g. g. CDuprel.
230 observation-disclosures b. e. (Four-
nier); Homer, b. g. (Bleau); Black
hawk, blk. g. CFaucher).
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
THE RACE is OFF.
Hepworth Associates Protest Against
His Riding For Casey.

The Hepworth- Benoit race is off. That
is what George He.worth said to The Spy
reporter last evening. He said he wanted
to ride Benoit, but the members of the
Century Cycle Club, of which organiza-
ton he is member, saId nay, and Hep
worth, In order to remain in the good
graces of the club and the Associated
Cycle Clubs, has decided to withdraw
from the race. He communicated his in
teption to D. F. Casey, the manager of
the meet at which he was to ride He
said he entered into the match race in
good faith, and was willing to ride but for
the action taken by his friends in the Cen
fury and Associated Cycle Clubs.
A prominent member of the Associated
Cycle Clubs, when asked by The Spy man
last evening why they urged Hepworth to
retire from the match, said: 1.-The man
agement of the races at the oval Sept s
antagonized the Associated Cycle Clubs
when they held their first meet at West
boro. and made state ~ is in the public
press belittling the Associated Cycle Clubs
and their ability to conduct a race meet
They openly boosted that the association
would never run another meet. and said
that the riders of the organization We're
second class. Now when they come look
ing for our men they will find that they
cannot have them and will nave to look
elsewhere. We have no wish to antag-
onize the management of the meet, but
we do not want our riders to compete at
their meets, and have taken action to that
erect at meettngof the Associated Cycle
Clubs"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
PHILBLAD-sAkRIso
A Pretty Home Wedding at 10 Laurel
Street Last Evening.

Street Last Evening.
A very pretty home wedding took
place last evening. at o'clock, when
Miss Hanna C. Sakrison, daughter of
Gustaf and Caroline Sakrison of is
Laurel street, became the bride of Eric
R. Philblad. Both the contracting par
ties are leaders in the Swedish society
circles, and the wedding was attended
by many friends of the young couple.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Nels Eagle of the Thomas Street Meth
odist Church, of which the bride and
groom are members.
The wedding took place at the home
of the brides parents which was pref
tily decorated with ported plants and
ferns. The bride was attended by two
bridesmaids, Miss Annie Philblad, sis
ter of the groom. and Miss Esther Ho-
hanson. Two groomsmen performed
a like service for the groom-William
Pearson and Herman Stake.
The bride was attired in a becoming
dress of white silk, trimmed with
duchess lace, cut en- train, and wore
a veil with a crown of orange blossoms.
She also carried a bouquet of bridal
roses. The bridesmaids were charming
in gowns of white organdie trimmed
with Irish point lace. They carried
pink roses,
A reception followed the marriage
ceremony in the future home of the
newly welded couple, who are to live
in the same house with the brides
parents, Is Laurel street. The popu-
larity of the happy couple was fully
attested by the magnificent array of
presents received from many friends,
chief among them being beautiful
French marble clock, the gift of the
employees of the Vocation Organ Com
pany, where the groom is employed.
Among the guests from out of town
was brother of the groom, Charles f,
Philblad of New York city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
POLICE MATTERS.

Israel Goldman was arrested last
n,sht by sergt Hickey for breaking
worcester police We're asked yester-
day to be on the watch Tor John Reed.
painter, who escaped from a police
patrol in Lowell yesterday. He is
wanted in that city for larceny. and is
described as feet tail, with q dark,
heavy mustache.
Moral Gabriel and Elizabetb rarrino
We're arrested this morning nv Oflcers
l-aNio tie ana Moulfon for disorderly
conduct in a house oh Dunqarven hjii.
They We're COMPLAINED of bv The wo-
mans husband III
Nellie A. Carney Twas arrested by
Officers Davis and BOYLE al Prescott
place last night FOR disturbing the
peace.
John F. Kelly and James O'Connor
We've arrested this morning Nv Oflcera
OConnor and Ryan at Washington
square Tor disturbing the peace
ooiH r. Bonner was arrested lest
nlsnt by special Officer Deadly for
walking on the rallload track, Rouner
cla a MS nome Is y st. Louis.
Thomas White WAS arrested last
n,snt py Onlcers Ames and Porter for
violating a city ordinance bv using In
Isoent language Thursday night on
Arch street while officer Porter was
making an arrest.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
SLASHED MANY TIMES.
Jacob Swartz Got Into a
Quarrel With John
Nicholson.

Jacob Swartz, Finn, living at q
Esther street, was badly slashed with
knife on the face and hands last
light, about 8 O'Clock, by John Michael
son. fellow countryman 1t all hap
pened, according to Michaelson, because
he did not have an early supper.
swartz was found lying near the ledge
on Millbury street last night at $50
o'clock, by officers Hanson and Blanch-
ard. He had no coat or hat on, and
his face, hands and shirt were covered
with blood. AT first, the officers
thought Swartz was seriously injured
and the police ambulance was called.
Driver Wilson and Officer Thomas Hur-
ley went with the ambulance. and
SWartz was taken to the city hospital
Where he was considered out of danger
last night.
As soon as the officers got Swartz
off in the ambulance, they went to Mi
chaelson's house at q Esther street.
and found him there. He had a bad
cut on the right wrist, and protested
with the officers that Swartz was re-
Hponsible for the affair. He was sent
10 station 2, where he was booked for
assault with dangerous weapon.
Michaelson claims he went up street
Yesterday afternoon, after getting
through work, and made some pur-
chases for himself and family. When
he returned he found Swartz in the
house in a drunken condition. Swartz
asked why his supper was not ready,
and said bad things about his boarding
master until both got hot about the
matter, ard a fight followed.
Swartz, MIchaelson claims, drew a
krife anG slashed him across the wrist.
and he, in defending himself, resorted
70 heroic measures. Officer Hurley
counted II cuts on Swartz's body. One
of them extended from his left cheek
bone to the middle of his chin, and the
theirs were spread promiscuously over
his face and arms.
Swartz refused to discuss the matter
It the hospital last night, other than
to say that Michaelson cut him, and
both will have a chance to explain
matters to Judge Utley Tuesday morn
ing, providing the injured man is able
TO appear in court.
Michaelson was arrested Aug. IL by
officer Thurman, for being drunk, and
at that time it was his third offense
within wear. He was not dEunk APP
last evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
WILSON DISQUALIFIED.
Fouls TaIIandier in One Mile Profess
Sional Heat.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-The bicycle races
under the auspices of the League of Amer
lean Wheelmen on Tioga track were held
today. The most interesting event was
the match race in the one mile heat be-
tween Lester Wilson of Pittsburg and AL
bert Tallandier of France. The other
heats We're paced and unpaced, according
to French rules. Wilson was first in each
heat, but was disqualified In the first for
fouling. Time, 2:lS 3-5, 2:46 2:36 20. In
the mile professional, national, Butler of
Boston was beaten by Watson Coleman OF
Boston. Summary:
One mile professional, national cham
pionship, first heat-Nat Butler won; Ben
Monroe, I'd o. Blaney, 3D. Time, 2:iS 2-5.
Second heat = Watson Coleman won;
Miese Hammer, I'd; Hugh McLea, Sd.
Time, 2:17 rs.
Final heat-Watson Coleman won; Nat
Butler. I'd; Hugh Mclean, Sd. Time,
2:15 4-5.
One mile handicap, professional = o.
Blaney G00 yards won; w H. Cressy
$50 Yards, %; Hugh Mclean C75 yards,
Two mile handicap, professional - Nat
Butler (scratch) won; R. H. MeCarthy
60 YARDS, %; Ben Monroe $50 YARDS, Sd.
Time, 4:2S 3-5.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
FEVER AT KEY WEST.

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept 2-The state
bear of health here was advised -
day OF fve new cases of yellow fever
and one at Key West, making too,
o. Is cases now in the Island city Dr
Porter, executive officer Of the FIorido
STATE board of health, passed through
route to Key West. He was ioinad at en-
by Secretary Matthews of the s liet
hoard Of health The name NJ ~
victim In Key West was Peel, sHe
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
FAvoRITEs EcLIPsED.
Days Racing in Dubuque Closes a
Most Successful Meet.

Dubuque, Ia, Sept. At was not day
for favo-ites to win. Tessie 5. won lhe
first race in three straight heats. The
second race was a fine one. The first heat
by Baby Ruth in 2:O61a, was beaten but
once and equalled but twice during the
meeting.
Baby Ruth lowered her record about
three seconds. The finishes in this race
were most exciting, and II was no morse
race till the fifth heat, which was won Dy
Don. In the last race Alto L. won, TAI
ing the second, fourth and fifth heats; Inc
meeting was a great success financially
Summary:
THE IOWA, 2:2S TROT - PURSE $2000
Tessie S. br. m, by Axtell.. .(Starr) l 2
DR.. Book, Big, by Mckinney. (Duffee) ? 2 Z
Black Robert blk. h., by McRob-
erts .,.....................(Ch andler( z
Carrie Shields, oh, m......( Derider) ! I z
Monitor, b. .............,.(Cullen5 .
Time, 2:21A, 2:18A, 2;14A.
2:15 PACE-PURSE $3.50.
Don, b. g., by Eggnog... Irwin) 8 l
Baby Ruth, b. m, by Tommy .
W4ke sb,oi ! 4, Gh II;ai
Jersey Mae br. g. 'i;McMahon} 5
MARGINAL, CHI. H.. 2Haywood} 4
A. W, b. s.....,.... (iitchcock) DR.
Time 2:06A, 2:O9, 2:091a 2:l3l5, 2:1Sla.
NUTWoOD TROT-PURSE $1,000.
Alto L.. b. s., by Alcantarus,
Medium ....'. (Cunningham} 1 2 2
Stella W., b. m, by Waveland
Chief .....,.:........G ohnson) 1 3 3
Alice Carr, blk. m,
Coleman and Beachy) 3 8 DIR
Time, 2;lS1a, 2;151z, PISA 2:1714, 2:1914
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
LOOK AT MORE SITES.
Bicycle Men Suggest a Track Inside
the New Ball Grounds.

Yesterday Fred Fl. Mason, treasurer of
the Worcester base ball team, continued
his search for grounds for next years
games. The lot on Grove street was
looked over but nothing was decided or
arranged regarding its purchase
II mas been suggested to Treasurer Ma
son that the idea of securing new grounds
WIN room enough for three or four-lap
cycle track is feasible, inasmuch as the
support OF thousands of wheeImen would
be secured in the enterprise Mr.. Mason
SAID last night that such a plan was only
visionary, and that its development hinged
upon Manager Leonard's decision.
conference Of officials of the club will
be arranged for the latter part Of tho
will be made at that time. The buildinp
of cycle track, modern in design, would
be big. item Of expense. If MANAGER
Leonard has NAV money this season he
away.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
RETURNS FROM THE WEST

Rev. Daniel F. McGillicuddy, presi-
dent of the Springfield Diocesan Total
Abstinence Union, returned to this city
last evening from an extended vacation
In the Yellowstone park, Colorado. He
left this city some time ago to attend
the national convention of the National
Temperance Union In Chicago. After
the adjournment of the convention he
continued on his western tour. return
ing to his parish work at st. stephens
last evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
WILLIAMS FOOTBALL.
Candidates viii Soon Turn out to
Chase Pigskin.

Chase Pigskin.
Williamstown, Sept 2-The candi-
dates for the Williams foot ball team
will arrive in town in less than two
weeks and commence training for the
coming season. The candidates for
positions back of the line will arrive
Sept. II, and those who will try for
line places will not arrive until two
days later. The training table will be
at the house of Mrs. L. G.. Wood en-
Main street, and the men will go to
the table at once.
Capt Draper was in town yesterday
and he said that the prospects for
good team are bright Two good men
who will try for quarterback are Moore
of last years St. Johns academy team
and DeWolfe of the Drury team of
North Adams, and two new good line
men are expected from Lawrenceville.
Many new green men are also expected,
from whom some good men ought to
develop. The eleven lost last year by
graduation four men, Rutter, Branch,
Cottrcll and Eaton. All the other men
who played on the team will return to
college this year, and all will again be
candidates for places on the eleven.
The coach will be Hazen of Yale, who
was one of the coaches last year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
RELIEF CONDEMNED.

San francisco, Sept. 2.-The United
states hospital ship Relief, which re-
Gently arrived from Manila, with a
large number Of sick and conualescent
soldiers, will not again carry troops
across the Pacific She has been con-
demned by government inspectors as
unit for use as an ocean transport.
She is said to stand so high above the
water as to be unseaworthy in a storm.
Inc vessel. which cost the government
oyer oyer SSooOo0, was fitted up at an adj
ditional expense Of 100000 win he sent
TO Manila to be used hereafter as an
auxiliary to the United States fleet in
the Philippine waters for conveying
troops from one island to another.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
AMERICAN RELEASED.
6oer Government Will Not Prosecute
Nchoi, the Alleged Traitor.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The state do
partment has received a dispatch from
the consul of the United States at Pre-
toria' South Africa. dated July 2s
Stating that the assistant secretary of
state has Informed Consul Macrsm
that the government has decided not to
prosecute in the case of Richard Flovd
Nichol and Others charged with high
treason, and that they have been re-
leased from custody.
Nichol is an American, and was ono
or the persons arrested some time q o.
In company with a number of alIeee6
British officers on charge of planninS
an Uitlander uprising.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
DETENTION CAMP.
Government Takes Quick Steps in
View of Key West Epidemic,

Washington, Sept. 2.-The marine
hospital service is making arrange
ments to open the detention camp at
Mullet, Key, Fla, in view of the pres-
ence Of yellow fever at Key West.
Surgeon Carter reports that the
troops at Key West have been Isolated
and quarantined in their barracks since
the first report of yellow fever. The
navy department was advised during
the day that the naval tug Potomac had
left Key West for Portsmouth. N Fl
ana :l1d the tug. Nezinscot for Port Rovai
Ihey carried all the naval garrison at
hey west, save few caretakers and
whose case looks suspicious ~
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
ENDLESS CHAIN.
May be Used to Clear Emergency
Hospital of Debt.

Boston, Sept. Am effort is being
made to open the Emergency hospital
In this city, which closed recently on &C.
count of $4,000 indebtedness. Credit
ors to the amount of $4,000 have signed
off their claims In full, and that the re-
naming $4,000 Indebtedness will be
cleared Off
Miss Lillian Lawrence of the Castle
Square theater Is taking an interest in
raising the debt of the hospital. and has
OF an endless chain of contributors ha
started al once, and has offered to take
charge OF the matter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
MISSING MEN.

Two missing people were reported to
the police yesterday, and in both cases
friends of the men are anxious as IN
their whereabouts. They are c. w
Smith, a resident of Lynn, five feet
three inches TALL gray whiskers; wears
glasses, and is 81 years old: and viii
liam f. Danielson, % years old. Ave
feet ten inches tall. weighs $50 pounds,
poorly dressed when last seen. He
worked in the wire mill lives at 10
Hooper street, and left home Aug %
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
MEETING CALLED.
Chairman Stone VIII Begin Early to
Push Democratic Campaign.

st. Louis, Sept. 2.-Governor Stone to-
day called a meeting of the sub-com-
mission Of democratic national commit
tee for September II and 10, at the Au-
ditorium hotel, at Chicago SO far as
party work is concerned, this win be
the most important meeting of the year.
1t IS expected that the meeting will
draw a good many democrats of note
to Chicago, for it is the intention that
they shall be formulated for pushing
the campaign work of 1900 from the
latter part of this mGnth up to the time
when the democratic national conven-
ton meets.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
AN INFORMAL SHOOT.

The Bay State Gun club will bo,d .
free and easy shoot at the trans ~, az
Stone farm, Shrewsbury, tomorro eue
There is no program of events. and ~,
old thing that any one may want viii
be shot. Everybody, whether a mennhar
OF the club or not Is invited to attend
ard bring along a gun, S' 'N
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
MYSTERIOUS MURPHY.
The 10 Year Old Boy Does the Disap.
pearina Act AGAIN.

Jesse Murphy, the 15-year-old bow
who jumped from a moving train Fri
day morning, between Clinton and Boil
ton, showed up last night at the Union
station. He was noticed by Special Of
llcer Michael F. Deadly and his dog. Ro-
yer, but he saw the officer first and
maze dive into one of the UNDER
ground passages. The officer, with his
famous tramp dog, made descent at
ter all other passages had been oifard
ed, and, after thoroughly searchine tbo
place, failed to locate the bow. His
disappearance is a mystery
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received until
SEPT 7TH at noon, by the Se1ectmen
of Shrewsbury, for the construction of
section of State Road. Specifications
may be had of II. j. Stone The right
to reject any or all proposals is reserved.
H. S. BALL,
GEO. H. PERRY,
H. ]. STONE,
Selectmen of Shrewsbury
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
BAY STATE VETERANS.

massachusetts, Win Send Big Dele
cation to Philadelphia.
Boston, Sept. 2.-Massachusetts will
send strong delegation to attend the
$50 national encampment of the G. A.
X. and the national convention of the
". r. e. in Philadelphia the coming
week; A number of comrades started
tonlght' but by far the greater number
VIII leave tomorrow morning.
The G. A. r. department Commando.
and officials leave tomorrow mornins :,
at O'Clock 1t is said that 500 mem
Ders Of the corps win go from Boston
including veterans and comrades.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
DEATHS.

this city 1st, Mrs. Bridget
Cannon Heffern, wife of Michael Hef-
faep. .ss-
F%heral from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Peter DoWd, Trumbull
sqZre, Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend Requiem high mass in ST Johns
Church Monday morning at s o'clock.
jefferson, list, Joseph Guyott,
70 yrs 2S days.
Funeral from his late home. in Jeffer-
son, Monday at SIS a, 10. High mass
of requiem in st. Mary's Church al
o'clock Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend, and are kindly re-
quested not to send flowers
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
LOSES THREE CASES

Sergt, McMurray and Onicers ,vu
liams and Mcleod raided the tano,,, y, ~
ct % Bartlett place, occupied bv r -
Barker, last night, and seized thrao
cases of beer which they sent TO stas
ton l. " STA
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
KISER's FAST TIME.
Establishes a Record for a Dirt Cycle
Track


Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 2.-This was the
second day of the West End Wheelmen's
national circuit races. Earl Kiser won
the one mile championship. professional,
In 2:02, the best time ever made on a dirt
track. The race was paced by McFar-
lana and Stevens. Tom Cooper and Kim
two mile handicap was won by Walthous
N IN a good squirt Caldwell of Boston beat
Charles W. Miller in the five mile motor
paced race. Summary:
One mile national CHAMPIONSHIPS pro-
fessional-First, Kiser; second, Cooper:
6frd kimble; fourth, Newhouse. Time
Two mile handicap. professionals ,i,st
Walthouse; second, Stevens. third
MAYER; fourth, Freeman; fifth, Mertens.
Eve mile motor, cycle match race by
Won by Caldwell. Time, 9;23
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.
Indiana Town Wrought Up Over Fate
of Returned Soldier.

indianapolis, Sept. "A special from
Nlncennes, Ind, says The little town
OF sandborn, Ind, is wild with excite
ment over the death of Henry Wagner.
young soldier who died with yellow
fever yesterday.
A. vas learned tonight that the orders
given by the board of health had not
oeen needed and that the BODY of
Wagner had not beer buried. nor the
mouse quarantined, and that many per-
sons not aware Of the facts had been
exposed to the disease.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
REeIsrEREp IN.NEw YoRK.

DR.. J. ii. Halloran. al the Manhattan.
y. =. Coulson, at the Broadway Central:
J. H. Bigelow at the st. Denis j E'
Greene. at the Aston House