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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
MlLLBURY TEAM IS
BEATEN AT LEICESTER

Special % The Spy.
Leicester, Dec. 21.-An aggregation
of basketball players, composed OF
members of the Millbury High School
and picked men from the town of Mill
bury, under the name of the Milbury
Crescents went down in defeat a Lei
cester Academy today at the hands OF
the L. a Freshmen. The youngsters
from Leicester were right on their job
throughout the game and run up a
total of 20 points against 10 made by
their opponents.
At today's game, Ackley. promls-
ing player of the Leicester Academy
squad. showed that he viii be worthy
of a place on the school team next
winter. Today he scored u Of the 20
points made by the Leicester quintet.
No matter what part of the hall he
was in he always had an eye for the
cage Kennedy "a member of the Mill
bury High School team played with
the Millbury team and although he
is small he played the best game for
the visitors He is a fast man on the
floor but he found he could not shake
young Cooper, the Leicester Academy
man. The score was:
LEICESTER MILLBURY
McKenna IF, IF, Cassidy
Grout IT, If, Sharon
Draper c, @. Brannigan
Cooper rb, rb, Kennedy
Ackley ID, Id, Connors
Baskets from the floor, Ackley g.
Draper, Cooper ,, Kennedy 4: baskets
on free trys, Grout >, Ackley- ,. -Kenne-
dy .; fouls called on, Sharon 3. Kenne-
dy. Grout. Cooper. Referee Harold
Smith. Timers. Kelliher and Murdoch.
Time 20 minute halves.
Christmas morning at nine o'clock
the Leicester Academy School Basket
ball team win line up against the Lei
cester Academy Alumni. Many of the
Alumni team are college students now
and good game is expected.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
The Money Market

New York. Dec. 21.-Money on call firm
at AZ to 5 per cent; last loan, 4. Prime
mercantile paper, 5q512 per cent Ster-
ling exchange steady at 4S61a4& for de-
mand and at 4.S3i4412 for 50 days Posted
rates, 4S4Gl2 and 4.S7A. Commercial
bills. 4.S2I2G3. Bar silver 55A. Mexican
dollars, 1872 Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds irregular
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
G.. A.
Eastman
Investment Broker
4O6 N0II Street
Worcester, Mass.

My first bull advertisements for
many weeks, published in last Sun
days papers, were not so bad, and
show that bear can pick the bot
tom better than a bull
For the last sixteen years there
has been a rise in the market from
the low December point to some
time in January. This rise is going
on now and may continue for two
or three weeks, with little setbacks.
If you want a sure winner play
the automatic scale SYSTEM on
the long side of Atthison, Union,
Paul, and So. Pacific.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
MARRIAGE Licenses

City Clerk f. H. Towne issued mar
riage licenses yesterday to John T..
Durkin, q. and Della A. Smith, %;
George f. Hayes, q, and Florence l..
Dunn, %. John D. Stops, %. and
Mary E. Milne Of Cambridge, 40.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
Bank Statement

New York. Dec 21.-Loans decreased
Sl3, 36S, 500; deposits decreased $19 062, 600;
circulation increased $4,000; legal tenders
decreased 81 LOIS, 200; specie decreased
$4,000; surplus reserves, IS, 765, 325; in
crease. $3.50 300
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22

Former Congressman Joseph II.
Walker attained his 72d birthday ami
versary yesterday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
Bonds

United States refunding Is, registered 10S2l
United States refunding IS, coupon. 1884
United States IS, registered .......... 10Sia
United States IS, coupon ............. 10Si2
United States new IS, registered. 1891
United States new Is, coupon. ........ 1892
United States old As, registered...... 11l&4
United States old As, coupon.......... 1924
United States SIS, registered .......... 1917
United States 5s, coupon ............. los
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
K. H. STEPHAN & CO.,

>>CUTLERs AND GRINDERS@
IL Pleasant ST., Worcester Mass.
Cutlery of merit and everything per-
tanning to a SHAVING OUTFIT-very
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
RAZORS CONCAVED and HONED.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
INSURANCE
STATE MUTUAL LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY

Insurance in force Jan. 1, 1901. $50, .097
Aeso+s IAN I 1901 177T5. 033
Ifabflitiee Tar / 1901 ............ Is, 1874 1872
surnIus Ian. /. 1901 ............... 1.34O,S51
Loans Made on Real Estate Mortgages.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
The CHICAGO Market

Chicago. Dec 21-Wheat MAS bullish
today. Influenced ny 4 reviviug foreign
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
New York Stocks

d &c. 81, 1901.
Reported by Winslow & Co., Bankers. J
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-22
Boston Stocks

d zee. 81, 1901.
Reported by Kinnieutt & Dewitt
TELEPHONE STOCKS.
Stocks. Bid. Asked
Telephone & TEL. Isle 1922
Mexican Observation-Disclosures. "a
New England Observation-Disclosures. 1874 $50
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WORN ON BRIsTOI UP BOiT
Iirst Plate. rut In pisc. aud Rnr,ing wrI soon
Begin.

Pr'sroi. Feh 5 Yesterday a''"'r'nu
m lmporttn' ~ eco 81 work was t"u' ua tho
new ,uu defender When n" 'ourlcts Vet"
rl,ced uu TIE ;r-' two rohUu trpr1" plates
and 30 was found that everything was ac-
cordins to specifications IN" foreman -
construction. Morgan ordered the plates
..t g. the frame, NJ the m.dShlp se,uuu.
and uu Ne sIfhUaru s'tah" u va uulA a
fuh ~ few moments g. hoist ~ ii' Co. ga y
side hut II took is many hours g diiy" hbI'
Il dozen riNets ~ each one uutl such TIM"
rs the general work of Tiycting begins, which
will probably he neNt v"eS II l. iui"udcd
& plate out now as Tar ~ pu-slhlr toward
the ends. which ought {" 60 Oh without '"~1a-
uon "a the frames that are nov to ~ w
are not 4 So heavy texture ~ those over
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hull below the lead keel az fast a. Ios-ip."
tn facilitate construction above tie lead
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Karl was yesterday shud with mo plat.
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NJ any time O,hcrwis" the lead h"ius -
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Games Of the ninth Regiment.

A attractive programme has been AZ
ranged 10Y tho indoor games 81 Company q.
Ninth Regiment. which " ill take plic" ~ tle
armury, iai Ne4t luurf",tth street. ou fch
u The long dIs'aur" rIuucrs of the Nav irr
Star and pa,timc ti'"ti' clubs will compete
in special fvn.iril"i'lHv race, each man to run
A mic Thor" h. considerable rivalry h"l w"cu
the Organizations, and dr th" men ar" all ~
through CroS~-CuuuttN WORK good race
should result M"Iruchlin, m" \n'l nal
Guard chn!nuinn. viii try Iur new HrUnTv
record at half a mil" The t'llowiur events
are open to MI registered athlete. i.ty-yarl
scratch: b ,lf-mle run. handicap. our-nli!" q"
run handicap. ono-mlc bicvcle, handicap,
and two-nii" bcvCle. hHndiv1p. Tho winners
will receive handsome gold stop watches
Entries will be received to-day hv 4 y Walsh,
Company q. or 4. +. Murray. Company u. at
The Gmosy,
The sun., 1901-02-06
Skating

Several hundred skating enthusiasts hold
hlgh carnival AZ tho Clermont Avenuo Rink.
Eruoklyn. last neht. wher" an "Vc"ii"nt
proyraInns was run oN Arthur ! ~" Sar-
'upy Won the one mil" handlc lcap, ~ utlns
tho reverse way ~ the riuk, and \ !. Juu".
nf Nrriden cnm" near hrcNkiuc the record
~ james prysdsla for backward skating
charles + Earl ~ the Kings IouHtv Wheel
men cnu,cd NJ end " fun, Co~tum"i as
colnrrd man and with n black fac" IN ~" rnor'
~ all nations. hV cutting corners ard dong
MI kinds uf antics on the iN", finally winning
his heat hv cutting across III" h'c lo" sheet
and walking IN SUMMARIES.
TrI.l IN break n, tiuk recntd quarter 81 mile.
hy 4 l. Jors, Nrud-n 1iu,. 81 -'rNnd'
Three lap fhrs ~ all nations IN cosluu", in lr 'hn
or In 4ttrst .h,~' m The le FINAL l'nt Won ,M =
NJ tDy.h. tlrtiLuh' Hockey club. J. ~ IlndlcN
tlrtuiont Hockey club. t"cout = " McHyl'y.
prooklyn Athlete Clgh thiid Time. ! minute
rs .ccond, -.
prihhl az the hockey p'ck tpr, lsr' Final hcn
won ~ n HIlsu. SkArur club Il hruoFli n l.'ne
In NoniAgn-. poi, rrea." -sc,nd Harry Ni'ln.
lls,',sN sch, u. thlft lime A. ~ seconds
Ic,hu Race won by HNt Nnn. llagh lAl-
li,,., uc,EIm,t \ { second trarcs T.. Smith,
pra,t Institute. ihlfd, 1ifas az Ia &C nd
an, mile .c.,,trh tacr re, rrsr way - Icc Won
nv N'i,ur Nnlr Ss-o0ry. NJ, Nu,, \ &. Hugh i6'-
lister. Ec'kirrt, second, J. Jones, lhiu i'nr'
= miuui'- - - =, s1uf,
The sun., 1901-02-06
M tRps.
Ucndri,l wins the First Game for the 'in.s a
thampion>hip.

The third annual tournament for tho
Class amateur billiard championship
opened last evening ~ N" kuck"TnoCkrr
I, John H"udrick Of N"w Haven met
pr |, / Mai of Now rri and won hv score
ul t,n ~ H;,. after u Iung-draNu game that
last,d uutll after midnight Tia" play - hotA
rnru was di-arpo' o'ntirs. ior neither avcrnG 'd
much over .. ana ia" best run OF tn" evening
was only :?
',cndrI,k led throughout most ~ the Rau"
aud o, 4 commanding Lead ~ fS points when
turned I.'o N" home street b ~ ~" lat string
IIIs pliv tell oN toward tho end however.
vn.l" Nal pulled w rapidly unti he got
within "ruunlug' ds'Jno" oi NO end II"
>"W UgNou wan finally cntHcr"d In IN" few
r.u. aiming huti,ns aud won't ou' lu has seventy
rf'h inning The score follows
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q "'o. : o. O.. l. /. -. .s. D. I? /. l. /. ID !. 10,
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= a. o. s. -. o. I, 10, > : IS u 3 !. !. Z" :. o. >,
/ 5 5 Total eco. average, IS q. hlgE runs. IS,
80. - ande'
vil o.lhLnnnt II t. 500 soI n
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inI NJ h,era,r Is h'Rh runs, ~. - - and 20
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The sun., 1901-02-06

Ihs silent ily." cofapoStd ot deaf muteS. will
In, VI against tho columbia u!'rtSiy cam a.
1T. NAlaC' lymnasiIm on Feb ~.
IlvIsut.ius Pa Feb. o. Tie nucknr1 n!yeT-
Sitv ha SkrIh.ll team C,fra'rt University OF Penn
hylvauiA here ouiCh hy a Se1rc 81 ~ 10 y.
The Glen cove club BASKETBALL team played the
lroquolS team of this city In the gymnasium ~ the
fsrnler on saturday night The selre Glen cove
", IroQuols, L
The sun., 1901-02-06
Ar,hur , eaton Close, out ~. Breeding stock
at Auction.

a ~
CUlCNro, Fen . IN" s"'"nd otN COY 'h'
sr.,I,p .,Ir of truitiug bred stock wls
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cIn,s nf horses offered being the prJuripH
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non If tl.c i.,v II HIghwuod. 22I g.. the eaton
,,,c,.t.r stallion wns con sidrrrd a Chral
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nui', =" - b,.,tur ItI IGa nthar tntnf
h''li'u D., I,,,, a. v,,,t 90 a.
STALLION h"H hrhi T. ~ Sr.r u" ~
l'aut"ttb 81 Na' "''S''''. !. ''' S''.'' NV
n"st prices h' 'i' N'"' WIZ
urshO ,ot. go. b m. "a y,ars. ny Nuivood
Imlrhiur hs Ust.lC. T. lr-Nuru!An.
The sun., 1901-02-06
A Rover knocked Out In a Cincinnati suburb
MAY Nic.

CINciNS,rI, rrh IN" r"sult ~ hoNinc
contest last might al E"adinc. u Cincinnati
suburb. l.. ~ rsp"oirl interest 'us' now with
tho IcTri,.-Eulli hearing On lohn Kramer.
leo Uor.. Champion" aud Frank iulsou.
not and the latt"I va kro Tod 'u' Ply l.
cirn- to-da' a, that iitlsCu's death from the
blow received may result AZ anr minute
The sun., 1901-02-06

Paul rous. tlc French "hImyon, and
Irpc-t Hu,''"r. tho ro.t eRjful wrestler ia
America, viii meet ou TIE irat ~ N1dl- ON
Suuqre G.Id"u to-uiRh' Tho mon viii
81 rc,tlr in i'm - Npuau 4, I" Tho -trarrle
l,o'H vii l,' nuov"l
Harvey Parker. the crack wrestler OF
Rrupklyu, called at TUT SIS ONCE lat uight.
IT, company With hi- manager, Johnny Dunn
Parker who "a = hsh'Wcish', il HnSlnus to
go udt of hls cll,S ana meet tTn"st hnehrr
ouiNc,yh mc Us nearly hf'y pounds. SAID
Parker. ] am willing 10 tai" "a chance and
meet him whether HC u defeated 10y Fons or
Ipt [ ain ready t. tGokl. ham Al mixed
tive IA" winner of the second tall to nan .
the conditions 81 IN" fual fall. I can get
any amount Of backing, ana n Roebcr will
accept nv den think that will he ahle 20
make q match without any trouble.
The sun., 1901-02-06

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- s,itI.fGtt Is Would rather .ht I ,rr,.. y
w., ~, Won from the aI,iart Killer II. 4
bvsr fas r.rsIved credit Tor r.,Cnirs Mo, Nv
"fa .n1s- ~ the boxer. art. bn' tn,is r..,
Isor4. ARREARS 70 he adopting the r'rtt1t.
d! he srratIc pugili>t who Il accused -
'Lros.ng his bout with Curtett
HarvaId University will have two of 'le
Hrss, % -ebalI pitchers in tho college, arena
d., year Clark-on and Stlllman are tho
men and both have heeu well tr.ed uu'
GARRISON IL one Of the many brothers ~
Jltr clark son, who electrified the baseball
untt lt hi. magnificent pitching ftr n.
H..'urs IN 1881 lie was n special student
a. yesr and for that reason he was not
eI.a.' '.r the Varsity uIu" Thu, wear.
however U| q, certain uf a regular place On
r- f~l. Young tlHrksou las great spo't
.urs ,.rl"~ and COO, head. uuall'I.- that
made Brother John famous A. captain ,f
20. ,H. .!gr Lttn school MA" in lSDn b."
Na.,r, ,,''- Stiliman made g. mark
.i-' 'HNr 20. pitching such elective ball illt
AZ. o. ht zsFl "A -
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sLoniiu. t,uh vas held On Mon.lv night
M cant james tnulu.- gallery. 40 sixth
a,ruu" " &. SouthNl,E vas elected r'~i-
dent Grnrgr HERMAN, 'l,"- resident.
can't Irn,"s { Summers earthquakes
ur"r. md S"!st " J. r"'ty, "npinin
These officers form -" Executive" '"lumll'''
rI tho club Thcy Will meet later IN III" week
pud arrange a sChrdulr Of matches ior il"
,nr'rhers and ma 'chcs with teams Of other
.lrhs several new members w.r" elected
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Inrf Notes

lFNINCrrN. Irh =. Tle following rl'cdrd
horses were shipped from this place io-daN Twelve
head ~ ,ar s,uuI, w. d. T.. Miitu,f, rh,indrl-
ll..l ~ = 'Ns -Hmc hnd to e Z Nr.t. Naltimore.
sne fh,i rAcc' 'C II tugrrc ls'.l lnndpn IN, mare
lautan1. lN Russell iu VI. con INstRol, ana
tN , lur-a to . a. loNur, Nestrrlt. y =
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Z ur',ng

Movrrru. Fob. Tn" "lcv"n'h annual
contc>' bot twr"n tho ni'"i states and Cam
dian curriers' for IN" Gordon medal Nns play cd
hrrc ihI. afternoon lh" IutCd StI'"s
yq, represented hy rluh t"W New l"IN
condition and GRANTEES were used Instead OF
iron .tnles rha match WAS Won hy canada
hv n rtlioriiy ot ~ shots Following vas
score
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IL; r,c..'d 10 var, ~ ~ DAP. 11 - IS 3. v.,.
t'h .'' nsuHar. l's Io'.sIas' ''' u'r''l '7'.
Am.'a rI'f.ns; \''.as r.,, F'Fs NJ, ",. 49,. =. -
-. -a'
Ns"oaI RANK . ~ FsT.tur IN 90 M,r.-
Total 80.
.. 80.
Ilt best Ntos'hF MANI U" HNr N w" Wv N"I"
lBt,''.lt fAEf Us lNf hI.t.fi.'' F'l y . 't u
va' 10 I- 'fr' pA} y W H' " aIrNs ~ h.L'
tt' 'aii'.. 'luh t'e Sustaining uP' 'r''' 10"
s'ufrs
Fi'Nr 9 AMf -
hnrkefhn"t'r H,I''. -. W.'oh, -
Fletcher ". l'WrTl - h"Ns - '"'h'
r.o '' ,'' s 'f ia' i" q ''
Si''N. "NNf ,, 40
hr.ck"fho"ss' \ iirdrN ~, ".s.n 10
tNihoi.r t.Hh Pagan. l2h ifniN. "a - lfth'
40 cunningham. g.: ID nov -. ''' I''a' 80
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kul'krthNrsrr c.. lt'di"', 'tN NNSn. l'e.
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,-,-,.-,. 49,. -
ha''NNN''n i'hrn - r"','r1n w" ssin,s si
" iN" 4 ~ no. ."HfHe'rl' ~ ''''N a'''H "' ''"'
daN night ne S''!rs
tllt.I ,ANF 80 . A.
f'Nrk IN N'1oi"t ~ J. NH,Iaus IN', - SsP
hans !A1 EcAr'' - t+-. Nthirs'I, l'A. oval 'S'
NvuNNi'k I'hn No. .. W''Arhsft, !ol iaah
l9h lOflL l". ] .0hpS'I, lse FiIl, ~ 10
ial. $50.
So o\p sAMt.
Sursw.ck Team SO ] Re,rhcnbers lo4 tNhh'
i4A hurI l"2 lh"mpSnn, !'1. NI!r ~ l"'aL S@i
kH ysrNwuoi teAn NJ. - I'T''l~f
THIRD GANt.
Franklin Sthtlsf. ''- J.. Ni'pl aus, lta q Sep
The sun., 1901-02-06

| MuwArsRr, Fsb 8 Second hassnsn Glhoti
| of the syracuse team has s'gaed WIN 'he h""Auh"
| cub.
The sun., 1901-02-06

The Non'r 'arlo chess Tourney.
NnN1I Chluu. Irh To drN'S results IN me
chess tournament W'ic Scl'thtor bat Id'r,
Marco I,gt K,Fr.p. NA'ru tct' .lhrowstl ours
..r beat bIarF me Nl'sC> and kispn drs lsthi-
rt-u hsni S,l'f' I"a iHvt' ana Nbt'fhN hd
Iricd u - rarr 90 'H''t - th' 'o'u'r
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ass tfva

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= .saHsss tf .ss tHHHs#Hs ..s .H fa
90 s.s|fssss H.faass. a.#sa H.as s.f
The sun., 1901-02-06
rrRREyT SPORTING TiLk.
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frfgrffs Hfafft ffsgf

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f.s.a.s . HrsfaHi fstfass a@fasHssfs
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s~snoi1tior IN or h,d bro. "u up or Nor ~
rirNt When Milo VI lIrldinF rl.lf CONSUL
- tho ScW Vow >tliC dl'l ion = i."
" ~1a co'rlllcd b. Iroik ~'1r" grl l"A
~ the !i'rlr' aud invited - rood and Go siru
a. lrri.9iIou ll0ui for r.c' .'ora'iu 10Th
~ viIrl 'hinr, l}r live I'D u" found iN
tho lhrar rcrord - his application fp-
r."rhor1lip iu -" "ar'" - Au"rl'rn
Wnco'w"u dated "" ~ lS>7 aud q u,.'ur"
prnir 10 wont and Va grrs'rH N' ,n' e
n IlI.cnrvh. for ,o,otpl y"qr- ~" Tr" .id"u'
ord nov ~ NAV ro-r'ro'l' -iIti o. "i T., .
',pc vN,o," thing in 'le ,luh Ni'' B"la'0r
1 thank 'pu r"ri'"'.Dn ND qr' 'l'Irr rrCuN
Z, nc ads. ti"l To- 'hia cow rnu' 7 fnrrd
orc 80 NAN, rc'i ,r ~ prttqoitr 'ha' could
NOT Iclp boCo' Ing Ont. '-i1sti'