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New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
flnanrlnl.
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS,
VILLAGE OF WHITE PLAINS, N.

Board o. Village OF White Plains.
N. Y. will. on September Both. 1901. at m at the
Rooms for the following
bonds:
Thousand Dollars S7b,ooo) OF Macadarniz-
ing Bonds under Chapter 1853. Laws Of 1899 ana acts
Bonds OF $1,000 each; prin-
cipal payable $780, interest at rate Of 81 per
cent. payable semi annually.
Ten Thousand Dollars si0O00) Of Sewer Bonds under
Chapter 609 Laws Of 1887 bonds in sum OF $1,000 EACH
October 1880; interest at rate OF ~
cent. payable semi annually.
Eightysix Thousand Dollars (ss6o00l Of Water Bonds
of 1896. Bonds in sum OF slooo
principal payable October 1881 interest at rate
Of 31z per cent, pa able sem-annually.
be accompanied by certined cnecR
upon State or National Bank Company for five
per cent of the face value Board
the right to reject any all proposals Dated September
IL. 1901. WIN b. SOI tiIt h.tLANL. 49,!
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.

All the Wall Street markets were closed yes
terday. The foreign markets were also closed.
and practically nothing was done In any of the
great financial centres Of the world For the
convenience OF readers Wednesdays last prices
on the Stock Exchange are reprinted:
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

New York, September H. 1901

I'hE SoMfANf mas this day declared from
the net earnings dividend OF one per cent on ,t-
Common Stock payable November 8. 1901 al the oaca
OF Messrs j. p. Morgan & Co. New York TO the Com
mon Stockhoders OF record In New-York, and al the
Deutsehe Bank. Berlin. the Common STOCKHOLDERS az
October 10. 1901 "S vi
For the purpose OF such dividend the books in
New-fork and Berlin VIII cose 10
lSol. and VIII reopen at 10 a. October 2l 1901
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY co
By GEORGE II. EARL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION
eos A. S-5 Daily ~S-H-t Sun5avs -
PittsHeid and North Adams Saturdays only 2 IS
p. M: Sundays only Q 2t A
Pullman cars 81 tnrnTsh trains
Trains Nuvrfnata1 WITH PtntsCh TJEht
Ticket Ores et 1f3 - 80 u-naHwsy %
r-uon So ". 275 C0iu-rhus tvs. I33 West lo5th ST
f95th - ;Serh G Sf7So7S YORK ana rag
Fulton ST ard Ios Rroailvav n R-ookIvu.
TeerhCna 900 3Ssh Street f-7 New
Service. p checked from hotel residence By
wsstcott F>~0rss= Conap~uy.
p. c RT0DGFTT . t7r0PC+E Y 0AVTSrs
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esITlMn-E e. ouIn paupnAD
MESI SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin st station. New York. as tot
lows and l5 min Iarer foot 42d ST.. y +:
sT:lO a M.-For Intern. points 70 Albany Aont
TIO 80 :. M.-Saratoga and Buffalo Express -. v-
Ill 90 A. MCD Lake MohOnk ard Ca1skiA NJ EN91@SS
-IO0 p. M.-Chicago Express. 80,
s2:25 p N-COnt Lin. for Detroit. Chi < =, Louls
f3:45 p. M-C9 For Hudson River Points 3 AloanE'
-6:l5 P. M-For Roch.. Buffalo Ceved Geic4s9
f7:45 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Tetrot & = LouSz
's:l5 M-Fcr syra. Roch Mag F9lls- ,r re = Al an
mex No at f1O:45 a. NJ: 1905 p u Lxes's
Jersey City p r r. sta No I. III 20 4 n a.. a.
az T3 S5 p Time tables principal hotels an-
Baggage checked from hotel residence by N
p. s BI4ODGFTT. G Z L@ANhf-FS..,,
Gent Supertntende Genl FasS As1
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Ocean Steamers.
DED I'D" LII

DED I'D" LINE.
~ For La Guayra Cabello. Curacao and Mara
catbo via Curacao-Calling also San Juan. p X
Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
s = MARArA IHO. saturday sept ~. Noon
S. S. PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY. Octooer o. noon
These vessels have superior accommodations tof JAS
BOuLTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 135 ffront-st
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det Hosptal.-West Point. n Y. Aug 2a 1901
Sealed trplicate will
II M Sept % 1901 for the censtructon South Wing
u. s.
any part thereof. Address G NJ. u. S. M A. N'
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Aasnis iuautco.

A GENTS WANTED.-LlFE OF MCKINLEY. nve hun
u dred NAG large book. Hands )mely illustrated Out
a. frea Now ready 75S discount agents Freight paid
s,raSt given HENRY NEIL 323 Dearborn ST., Chicago
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
ERIF Rail ROAD

Through train Isav. New Yo-k. cf Chambers St.
as follows and : earlier from W. ed So
900 a. m r9iiy.-Sol'f train for Buffalo .. m
Bnghamton. Wsverly; Elraira and Bradford Coaches
parlOr car CATS dining = FutTalo
9.f5 s. m-Dailv excspt Sundays Binghamton.
OwegC. waverIy. Eiuira AMI Delaware Valley Points.
Pullman Car Daily Port Iervs and Monticello.
Pullman Parlor Cars
Chicag arriving % Art, Clevelan3T 10 A.
m Slecpars Chicago Cleveland Cn"u1a-t Dining car
-.so N Daily Buffalo ami Cleveland E>xDresz-Arr.
Bufal1 T.O5 Prsdford ~ Jamestown TtF Youngstown
TO 27 a N - So @. n Sieepers Buffalo.
On ,"tv and Cleveland CafS
otSD N Daily SOLD tra'0 Bi1Charnt1l. Vaverly.
Elm r Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati
Dining Car - ,.,.
ACCONNFOD ATOMS At III. IrF- 2f'. Ss9 and if39
Broadway IS7 Fast Wsst I95th St-.
Char1b-re ard Vest 22s - York. 3S8 and
SEQ Firtc1 St Broadway Pr1okv1- 100 RIVER >.
Hohoken and Jersey Citv St7t'o7- New York Transfer
Co calls aa5 checks baggage 10 destination
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Railroads
pENNSYLVANIA
7AII,7oAD-

- AA
AND DTsBRossEs ANp coRTIsNpT s9prTEr pSrTTEEEr
a. ihe leaving time f-ou, DesbroSxex an,
"rti"hdt Streets is five minutes later th.-
500 gwen below for Twenty-third Street
except where otherwise noted.
'-Ss 20 =; ~. FAST MAIL-Limited TO two Bufe, P,r
to chiesSo i9Tk e PittShurg SleePins Car PitIs0uss
55s S4sE FS1yv klNE EP'seuFE AND Cleveland
Cars For cRcnso Ins sO0f 40 and
India'ag.Is. Lousvi1ie ST Io1s '''s'0' Cincinnati
fsr + foisdo M cIGAgo EgSsS1. AXD LOUIS ExPREs
oss F. II. E2rls sT 1d9ns dninns E2Pprss SaE
wEsrERS w1Es@lyI1!s SrkTIP69 s Fass P@lHg s,s
sSieaso Vi For PAsIEI N5ny, ExPESFS. Pl P,sssurs a
ssa w. f9F cy,an sN1 f5"eR e1 sa,S5a3y
eInnsti AZ r,ttssTrs Cleveland Nashville via c,s
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 on; co 80 1910 Des6rosses and Cortlandt st-.s,
DINING Csr 21o esSTosses asd oerS ortIsndT m I25
5 g. C9ngressionaI Linn. al Paror and Drios
2 sunday SIS SIS O6l5s io5s CDnDs TsT ss
az II PaTI2T Ib. and I'd &DRins Cars Dining c;,
SOUTHERN RATLW AY.EExpress Is AS D. r. %.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE Express sss a. n. ,nsa9.
sEARoARn AIR LINE RAII.wAY-'F1or,da s,s v..-.
Politan Limited H. IS daily. Express II 10 sis
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For M.7.,s,,
cHFSAPEARE Hes HsE qrs1sS; q oafo 70 m m Say
FCFt Ot~p PUNT COMFORT and NORFOJ KIN.
week-davs and s55 q m dafIy o' M
a LA NIiC CITH--95S a m and . IS H..
SundaSs F05 n Thrs ugh Vesthuied Trains p-...
Parior Cars aud Standard Coaches on vvcekisvs psi
smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car. and Sta-5sos
Coaches S-a-laru
CAPE MAY.-1255 n m
fo1 points on New York and Long Rai-,as f,-,
West Twenty-thi-d Stree Station 81 a ~ 20 IN
-. 325 4 10 4.55 and 6 55 D. Sundays * " W.
$50 m frou Deshrosses Ccrtlandt S,ree,sI a "a
q m l22O 2SO 3 40. 40 $40. and 100 d m s1n
FOR PHILADELPflA \.
o. % sSpssSFossss nd CSrtandt Streets s20 725 1H
and CorrlaHd Streets. e 30 Dining Carr loss CDnns
Sarl llS i25S dining Cari tDesbr sSes s1s
Cortlandr Streets. . 2O So. 325 S55 425 25 rSJ9
ing Carl. 455 Dining Carr 55 dining Carr T55 sey
500 DO p m II 10 ntsEt- Sundays, q 10 IS no
coaches). s25. sos % niullted} ~ 10 "a cDS-
ing carr a m 1255 Dining Car. 80 Dining Car
Dining carr. I.55, s-25. - y m 70 nieh-
Ticket Offices Nos .Io6 iss4 iii ana POI BrnssI,v
ls2 Firth Avenue fbelow 22d Stl- House: ives.
iWeny-rhir7 street Station foot ~ Dss
presses and Cortandt Streets: Court FuI-
ton street % Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
Ton. Brooklyr Sta.ign. Jersey City. The New YORK
transfer Company will call for baggage from
notels and residences through destination
1eIenhone .914 Eighteenth StreeI for PenasyIveni.
failrosd C,ah Service
j. b. HUTCHINSON p UOO0
Senerai manager General
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Proposals.


HAVANA. CUBA. June 27th, 1sol.-sealed pro-
posals for Sewerage System and Street Paving
Havana, will be received AT this office until IL ocIock
noon October 2srd 1901 and then publicly opened.
Information furnished application Lieut. w I
BARDEN Corps OF Engineers, u S. A., Chief Engineer
City of Havana MIGUEL GENER, Mayor
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 90. 1000. .11.3o A. NJ, .1Oo.
81 so Is 90 t4OO S'40o t430 800. 100 t73O.
NJ. 10 Is rndt.
49, BAIrIsOKE AND WASHINGTON.
1000. "1l.30 A. NJ. i1.oo. "13o. "34o,
800, 200 +. NJ. IL. i5 mdt - ...
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Rector st.
Through to Point Pleasant. 1000 NJ, 100 3.45 40
p NJ Through 10 Long Branch. 500 p. Sundays.
through 20 Point pleasant. 1000 A. NJ. 100 500
Offices: Liberty South Ferry. 113.
1905 Bway, ls2 9th Av I3I 9Th Av rs Union So.
West Ibs 2I3 West l25th
bus Av. New York; Gogrt ST, s+4 $50 Fulton St.
Ter Co calls for checks baggage destination.
gFrom Liberty only. 'Daily- foaily. except
DAY. sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Office of
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. C6

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. co.
No. 12o Broadway New York, y Y.
September 18th, 1901.
\ I \ MEETING held this day it
= RESOLVED. That quarterly dividend Of ONE
AND EE-QUARTERS PER CENT QAG1 upon the
preferred stock Of the Company be declared payable
stockholders OF record October 1s 1901, and that
transfer books for the preferred on
tember 21st 1901 1900 o'clock noon and opened on
October ID. 1901, 1000 o'clock A. NJ
T. W. SIEMON. Assistant
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

DvERTISEMENTs SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor The Ir,ouy lsy
n ved at once. No i.242
% door O'Clock acN-I---..
n,ents following branch Offices az rss~
until O'Clock D.
~nr 1Sd-st: I2thst. Macys. ese-sse
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GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
- Broad Street, New York Sept rs 1901
1NHE REGULAR quarterly dividend of ON

= AND oNE-iIAIF PER CENT viii bs paid Oct ,,t
1901. 10 preferred stockholders at p NJ sc1
Il iaelorIeo stock transfer books will
Sept Il to Oct. ID. ~
JAMES l. MORGAN. Troosurer
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

n
dividend OF ~ per capital stock Of this
Company has been declared payable Sept aOth 1901
stockholders OF record the Sent
10th. 1901. The transfer books on Sept 20tb
at p. NJ. and open October ist 10 A NJ
T. Z. HARDENBERGH Sec'y
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Dipioeno X otlccs.

THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TREASURER.
Chicago. Illinois. September 13,
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of S1.25 per
share will be paid November 1st. next. Share
holders OF this Companys stock registered such
the closing of the Transfer Books
The Transfer Books will close at o'clock P. NJ.
the goth day Of September. and reopen o'clock
a. NJ. On the Both day Of September. 1901.
F. HAYNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Unlisted
MISCELLANEOUS SECURTTfE2
STOCKS.

Furnished by Frederic H. Hatch. No so Broad-st,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
Metropolitan Street Railway Co.
New York ferlnha


New York. September is.
RY resolution Of the Board of Directors of the
MErRoPoLITAN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY Of
New York: dividend OF ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
IEttS PER CENT share declared on the capital
stock Of this Company payable opening OF business
at the close OF business on Thursday September
Inc transfer books VIII be closed
dividend on September 26th and viii reopened on
october loth CHARLES Y. WARREN. SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

Int. l. Int.
raie.9 period. Bid. fAsk'd.
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OLD ID 0R11NnON l0NE

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth Pnner's
roint and Newport News. Va Petersburg.
rticnmond Virginia Beach. Washington b. C.. entire
South and West - - -
~ H. toot OF Beach st week day 3 p NJ.
H B WALKER.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

'Dollars per share.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

CNARK'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC" to
~ the Mediterranean the Orient Feb. s. $500 Up
including shore excursions. guides
drives hotels etc the cheapest ana most attractive
and Palestine; larSes
ship aaoat F c CLARK. Ill Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20
WHITE STAR LINE

49, NEW Observation-Disclosures.
Mate tic. oct 2, noon
Cymric...... Oct. l. 4. NJ Oceanic. Oct IS A NJ
Oct 2. noon Celtic Oct - noon
For passage. freight information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier as North River Ofice 0 Broadway. X. 7.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

AL From York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
points Colorado. Arizona California. Mexico
&c Georgia, Florida. &C DeIghtful Excursions
Write Pocket Guide tmaiied freei
c II MALLORY & co. Gen Agts. Pies 20. E. T.. y Y.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
Ms. MARY BENNETT

Mrs Mary Bennett. wife of John
Bennett. Of Webster. died yesterday at
St Vincentss Hospital The body was
taken 70 Webster on the AS train last
night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
JEFFERSON

"A Christmas entertainment was
held in Union Chapel, Jefferson, FRIDAY
evening. There was a large attendance
and the entertainment was one or the
best ever held in Union Chapel. After
the entertainment the members and
friends of the chapel, gave the pastor,
Rev. J. Edward Charlton, a very gem
uine and agreeable surprise in the gift
Of a Webster's International Diction-
ary with standard. Mr.. Samuel Tay-
lor presented the dictionary with few
well chosen remarks referring to the
many friends Of the pastor who had
Joined in this token Of their friendship.
The pastor spoke for a few moments
of the pleasant relations he and his
people had enjoyed together in the past
few months and closed with a story
for the children The evenings pro-
fran was as follows: Organ voluntary,
by Miss Eva Came; recitation by Miss
Annie BARLEY; recitation by Miss
Florence Bacon; reading by Miss Vto-
let Fales song by Mrs. Dalstrom and
Misses Jessie and Lula Morrow: rec
itation by Miss Hattie Eidner; violin
and mandolin duet by Miss Florence
Bacon and Walter Chairman: recita-
ton by Miss Carrie Marsh; recitation
by Miss Bertha Eberhard; violin and
mandolin duet by Miss Florence Bacon
and Walter chatham. recitation by
Miss Sadie Marsh; recitation by Miss
Edna Stearns; song who Was It, by
six little girls, Misses Hattie Eidner.
Sadie Marsh. Bertha Eberhard. Flor
ence Bacon, Carrie Marsh, Edna
Stearns; recitation by Miss Bernice
Bond. violin solo by Miss Florence Ba-
con; reading by Miss Florence Greene.
The proceeds will be for the benefit
Of Union Chapel, Jefferson
Miss Ola German Of Leominster
who is spending q few days at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank German Of Princeton Street,
gave a party 70 her jefferson friends
Friday evening. There were Is young
people present and thee evening was
enjoyed in games. songs and piano so
los by members Of the party At 1890
o'clock the party adjourned to the din
ingroom where supper was served.
John Lynch. James Fergerson,
Dennis Nawn and Joseph Paradise
went hunting Saturday at Kendall
swamp. The hunters had four dogs
with them and bagged seven hares
and five rabbits. The party returned
home at $50 o'clock as the hounds had
got after a fox and were headed in the
direction Of Paxton.
Frank Durpruis Of oxford. Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
WEDDINGS
MORRISON SMITH

Miss Louise f. Smith Of Detroit,
Mich, and William NJ. Morrison OF
Worcester, Mass, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
James l.. Morrison Of 20 Chandler
Street, were united in marriage by Rev,
Burnam Torey, pastor Of the Woodward
Avenue Baptist Church. on Dec. "a, at
4 p. m. at the residence Of the brides
aunt, Mrs. f. Smith, li6 Macomb
Street, in Detroit. Mich.
The bride was attended by Miss Ida
Smith, the brides cousin. and the best
man was Peter Buchanan Of Bay City.
Mich, a schoolmate of Mr. Morrison's.
The bride was attired I'm white silk
with lace trimmings. cut high in the
neck. She carried white roses.
They received many costly presents.
The bride received from her aunt, Mrs.
Marion Reed, a check for $500. The
bridal couple left on the o'clock train
for a wedding trip to Washington,
d. c., and Grand Rapids Mich. They
viii be at home after Jan. 10. at 1879
Vandyke Avenue. Detroit. Mich.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
Royal Carni viii Try Conclusions
With Best Men in the Word at
the Six Day Bicycle Racing
Game at Boston
HAS CHARLIE MCCONNELL
FOR HIS TEAM MATE
Race Will Start Monday After
noon in the Park Square Gar
den and Will Be Completed an
Hour Before Midnight Satur-
day

Boston, Dec. 2S-At l o'clock Mon
dav afternoon there will start in the
Park Square Garden the first six day
team bicycle race ever held indoors IN
Boston. 1t is an international event
and will have for starters the best SIX
day team riders in the country, The
only team lacking will be that of Wal
thour and McEachern.
The field in the race next week VIII
be a choice one, and in 1t VIII be many
veterans of the New York contest.
The foreign contingent comprises
Jean Gougoltz and Jean Fischer, and
Hans Jaak and Muller of Italy, and
Chevalier and Slmar of Paris Local
followers of racing pin their hope in
Nat Butler and Hugh Mclean. Both
men are in remarkably fine physical
condition and are determined to win
the contest
Otto Maya will have for mate, r.
A. Mcfarland, the handicap king, who
won the team race last year with Har-
ry Fixes. Howard Freeman and Ben
ME Munroe, George Leander of Chica-
go and Bill Ruiz of New Haven,
Patsy Keegan, the Lowell man ana
Floyd Krebs of Newark and Charles
Mcconnell and Roy Carni, the exam
ateurs, have entered.
The race will start at ! o'clock and
from that time until II p, M, each
day one member from each team Will
have to be on the track.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
By Defeating Princeton Four
Straight Games in Final Round
Ellis Win Intercollegiate Tour
ney
COLUMBIA HARD
PRESSED FOR SECOND
Harvard Third With Princeton
Bringing Up the Rear-CrimSon
Has Won the Most Games In
the Last Ten Years With Co.
Iumbia Next

New York, Dec 2S.-The third and final
round of the intercollegiate chess tour
nament between four students each from
the Columbia, Harvard Yale and Prince
| ton universities was begun at the Column
bia Grammar School in this city this
afternoon. The Columbia students were
pitted against Harvard and the Princeton
men against Yale. Following are the
openings adopted on all the boards;
= 1-Rice 4arvardD VS. Sewell (Coumbia)
Queens gambit declined.
2-KeeIer (Columbia) VS.. Hyde (EIarvard).
Slcilian defense. ,,- >c,-,.,..
3-Catchings (HarVard) VS.. Sholly (ColuIl-
bia). Sicilan defense.
4-Carr 0HarvardD VS.. Tucker tColumpla)'
5-Sawin YaIe) VS. Hunt Princeton).
Sicilian defense.
6-Hankinson Princeton) VS.. ADAMS
Yale). French defense.
7-Roberts CYale) VS. Pilgrim (Princeton)'
Queens pawn.
S-Dodd princeton VS.. Russ CHale).
Queens gambit declined.
Yale took Princeton into camp to the
tune of four straight wins, and with a
rush passed Columbia. The latter was
only able to win a game and draw one
against Harvard and had to content ner-
self with second place, but even tiaI
hinged upon the outcome or the SnplIy
We Catchings game. wherein the Iar-
ward man had the advantage of a queen
against rock and knight The game went
over to Referee Hermann Helms for de-
cision. who found that it could not be
won and adjudicated it a draw.
Edward Hymes, the former intercol-
Iegiate champion presented the winning
teams with gold medals Yale also won
the Individual championship in the person
of Henry c. Russ, 1902, who had scored
all of his three games played. The next
best record was made by Howard A.
Keller, 1903, of Columbia, winning 212
The leading player Of Columbia Frank
II. seweH. experienced bad luck IN his
game with Rice Of Harvard, for he eN-
posed himself to the loss of a rock by an
iU-considered capture Of a pawn, and
then resigned Immediately before Rice
had taken the rock. The rest Of the
final games were won or lost or drawn on
the merits Of the players, considering
their present forms. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
"ANARCHY' SUBJECT
FOR A DEBATE

Holden. &c. 2S.-Holden Grange, Pat
rons of Husbandry, will hold special
meeting in Memorial Hall on Monday
evening for limitations and other bust
ness.
The Social Economic Club will meet
Tuesday evening at William D. Chem
erY's. THE Hedge" subject for discus
sion is Anarchy; Proposed Methods of
DISCRIMINATING or Suppressing 1t; to
be opened by Bertram Newall
The Normal Glass viii meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Anna Fay.
TIE lesson for this meeting will be d
review of Paul's preliminary trials to
his voyage to Rome and subsequent
work.
The Baptist Bible class will meet in
the church Vestry as usual Monday
night
The annual church meeting and roll
call of the Congregational Church has
| been appointed for Wednesday, Jan. l.
The Whist Club met as usual Fri
day night in the Lower Town Hall
There were seven tables: Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Dawson, Mrs. Lewis w LorlnS
! Walter Loring, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II
| Fales- Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bennett
Mrs Frank VIM, Irving VIM, Misses
| Nancy Trask. Adelaide Trask, Carrie
VIM and Jessie Cleveland of Salem
were present.
The Womans Relief Corps and
| Grand Army will meet in Mechanics
Hall jan 4. for the installation of Off
GERS for 1902.
The F. L. Y. s. of Jefferson are
arranging for a dance to be given in
Memorial Hall, Holden Centre, Friday
evening Jan 3, 1902. Bicknells or
chestra will furnish the music.
Mrs Ezra Stearns, who has been
quite i'll with grippe, is on the road to
recovery.
Miss Ruth Ball was surprised at
her home on Highland Street Friday
evening by a party of young people
who drove out from North Worcester
in sleigh and reminded the young
ladv that it was her Dist birthday.
Those who came were: Misses Alice,
Mary and Olive Brooks, Mary Jewett
and John Brooks of North Worcester;
Harry Leach of Princeton. n. j.; Miss
Florence Holden and Sumner Holden
of Holden.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29
MISSING HORSE CAUSED
WILD GOOSE CHASE

Special 70 The Spy.
Hiram Smith, the well known fruit
peddler of Cherry Valley, was the victim
of a huge Joke this morning. Mr.. Smith
boards himself and horse at George Bar
toms on Brown Street. This morning
when he arose and went to the barn to
feed the animal he found that his horse
was not in Its usual place munching hay
or oats. Upon closer examination ne
found that the horse was not in the barn
at all. Mrs. Barton went into the barn
about 4. As to feed hens and when she
opened the barn door she found the horse
in the middle Of the barn floor with his
halter broken. and before she could smut
the heavy door the animal had run out.
Mr. Smith is not a very early riser and
when he arose he went direct 10 the
barn and was surprised to find that his
horse was not there Mrs. Barton then
told him the story. and he went out In
quest of him. Thinking that he might
have gone to Leicester to the stable OF
John Snow. from whom he bought him a
short time ago. he took the next car ana
went to Leicester. Meanwhile the animal
was enjoying himself about town, and In
his rambles he reached the home Of Pat
rick Foley on BOttomly Avenue. Here ne
was caught by Mrs Foley after lively
chase about the Foley homestead. When
Mr. Smith reached Leicester and the
home Of John Snow he found that his
horse was not there and he returned
home quite crestfallen. Before he ar
rived some boys had brought the horse
back to the Barton home, and when Mr..
Smith arrived the horse was safely tied
in his stall
Members who have tickets for the an
nual social and dance Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society are requested TO
make returns as soon as possible. All re
turns must be In by Sunday. Jan. T.
There will be A meeting OF the dance
committee at the rooms tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock
The following are the matches for the
semi-finals of the G. T. A. pool tOurna-
ment: Kennedy and Barry. Toner and
Drury, Mccarthy and Kelly, Baker and
Glispin. Beaudreau and Bell. Nolan and
Wall. The first game will be played Mon
day night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-29

The DR.. Mary A. Schuyler Mission
held Christmas tree exercises last night
at the Dewey Street Baptist Church