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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
COMMUNICATIONS

From T Noel Of the Missouri. Kansas
snd Texas railway. stating that the mat.
ter Of placing a Waterman AZ the First
street crossing he's been referred 20 Ger
erol superintendent Maxwell Received and
motion.
from jeff y Miller. manager Of Houston
aud. rexas Central railway In regard 20
work 70 be done near Tenth and Dart
From the 81 Patrick's Day Committee
inviting the mayor aud aldermen 70 par.
rleipate 10 The celebration Invitation az.
cepted,
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shrlners Went 70 r.unnl.

Austin, Texas, February 2,t-H. clsu,.r
lustrious i,o4entate; M. NJ. ST NTH, chief r,bb,,
A. J. Eil,vs, assistant rabbai; H. 1. Cad,d
high priest: F. Z. Scovill, oidginal guard
Hamilton, 6rst ceremonial IN lster; J, R. Hunt
second ceremonial master; H. Maxvg
alchemist; T, B. Walker, second alchemst; hi
Orr, inner guard and John Carson, outer ruad
is the pers, ,nncl of a party OF the member,
Ben Hur Temple of the Order of Mystic shrl
crs who wena over to Temple at 10 o'clock tod
to hold a CO ceremonial session at that place
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Herr Botta, German lawyer, has left $4,000
for the foundation OF a school OF cookery.
Lord Kitchener is learning Urda composite
tongue which makes one familiar with the senti-
meuts Of Sepoys.
Senator Aukeny, just chosen from the State
Of Washington to the highest legislative body in
the land is Of German descent. His father was
named Schmidt and died on his way across the
plains in the early days. His widow soon after
ward married a named Ankeny, and her son
by her FIRST marriage, the present senator, changed
his name to please his stepfather.
Great expectations have been formed OF q
process for the electrolytic extraction OF zinc
from its ores which has been devised by NJ.
De Laval. the so-called Edison OF Sweden
Zinc ore occurs in considerable quantities in
Sweden and Norway, and waterfalls album
dant, SO that NJ. De Laval has every natural ad-
vantage for the successful application OF his
process
Representative Shattuc Of Ohio sat in his com
mttce room busily stamping his name at the
bottom Of Il large number OF letters with rubber
stamp cut in fac-simile what do YOU use 2
stamp for, ShattucT asked Representative Reid
Ter. well" said Shattuc, III the letters are all
right it makes no difference, and II the letters
are not all right 7 can say may secretary wrote
them and used the stamp.
Heinrich Petersen recently a professor in a
Baptist theological seminary in Hamburg, Ger
many, is acting as a motorman on a trolley line
in Chester. Pa. Prof Petersen, who speaks FIVE
languages hucntly came to this country few
weeks ago expecting to receive an appointment
I in a theological seminary. He was disappointed
and Immediately went TO work with the trolley
company ~..
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ArrrR rRANsEnR srArIoN-

tsoa asking pernitf.a1 70 erect : transfer
staten az the corner o; Main stree, ana
Preston avenue rse company states that
/, has nesr impossible 70 secure waiting
room at the corner Of Main street ana Con.
gress avenue. wAere tie transfer station Is
row located. ana announced that The tTes-
eent drug store would be used az a waiting
stQtlol, p.oAded the company cogld erect
e booth 20 shelter and tg34sfe. lsaa, AVID
telephones The matter was referred 70 a
con nlttee.
IN passing the matter, Alde.mla Street
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--..a,-+s,,, ~ rho rontracrn.s for thu Has.
a., sI-cs ia piYSIient to b gin NO i ,It,.u
u! ., - IN "a from FCbruaty is. Adu2t4!.
INA STo,s 6n1rd r. no. 4 ed rs .5 Hu "a
- u'f.tIog Of j. jag. ttvsast Jr, an!
c-I.ols l,, IN, eyfcus.n OF ~ ....n. a5 ace
,.o ol,t In S.uSy 5I.rrt. n.r !ul oy-r
, .y a9 Vgt 9e,gon on s.touQ pt.uM IL Ia.
..5,ta matter.
aro. Ia tae January .uet b, Go stree
''oy lowrr AdtS.
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.1. r.Ie, l,'Ta Aul DAM
tr., .,'Yt.d
rroro obtlr Il. .ttec rsuo.s.s.uu,ag a.
-raaJiar II pc.aa 10. .la.rs on ST.
r-,rr.fl SIR .... .,L o.
iIt,s.,.n P.gzo. FIN <a.r ~ i. Ie.v
cD.grsvv with ia...u..i.ue {. a.14. tA
Lord. d rora!rs
y H.et . ...-.a. -.l.. ea
eeptauce OF the Jaals p,.a-l history
81 ,'..-us IN G. a. $3.50 F.. ....5
az rocm fo. la,
prevail &. t.a OARS .u-..a .a -.rs NOrsn
bar ana 1Qlu4r- r, aI. alopu.d.
The ICnr C.u.l4t. Eruufl. -tr' tl.
international % ara.. Natt. az. 81! ,..y
lie ordered % p.. 'a- % -g Iceland
au-a c,rs-i, a.a
Tho Ordnance .rH#.t. I'D a
Jhnt nc.cl ~ W. sn4 r.as d "
.l.rs c ec.a .e {. t..f.a uHl. To. an-l
a,soa!!ou n tile gga.os,a c1arol is
'v'. h.cHt q.
The wer colMi-t't ~. 3tt d CAV TaltN
upon petition % "a W NA DID
The above nan ~ g 60 .srt
Upon pctto %. on CiP't'' avs Z
Tor two 10 Ks. AAopted,
III sam aete& as taken o. t9e re-
guest 10 sever from Sm'th I. SaS
street Aeo2 90.
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K. Lamltyss Apology,

I have determined to rejuvenste the HHpcd
or rather print new paper bearing the sia
name. The name "Harpoon' was my own et
ton, given to paper I first published IN IN;
Texas, and subsequently moved TO Houston
My intention, when ! started the original y
poon, was TO print bold, fearless paper, TO
what I wanted to say in Jumps and not mia
-,- editorial expressions, but / was indr-
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of them to-day From what ca he 5.5sa-
deal of brsad was cast upon tbs -.
lemons were in demand 1t must b,s 'ts
remarkable rip according to ali acc co. Oeen
no doubt but what it will be trememb.t.I 4
life time. lot
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MISCELLANEOUS


The James COLLECTION o; natural a.ttogy
specimens acd rare cur.os VIII be added 70
re city ya.s l.tgact.o-g = report % that
eGect being ADOPTED
Tho -.glc poles 4cc T!!l 20. be supplied
T!rh tAe.. electric 4sss ..5sts g1-l Mayor
Volt has Investigated 9og &c gave notice O.
veto OF the eouac!!s adoption Of tA,e motion
q Alderman Wal! that the department bv
supplied With sAe rew equipment
Maszys. Z ". Craig. ] J. Sergast. Jgs
a2d otae.e axe very 1Rx.ols that toe c!yy
extend Mckinney avenue TO &!!oy street
and yesterday died auotaeg petition o1s.lus
70 docaEe one acre o. ground 10. cls p-.
pores Of 1 Waite ec-oo! provided t4e CIT
You'd osdeE the * .eLs.oI he matter Wa
ne Progressive League OF Bethel Bapt.s.
cnltc9 mas DccG investigating Ils duus o,
wee u TIE Fourth ward aLl t9ey geQ-ea1
the coInc.! ~ petition 70 loo.sl the =
Eogis reported % c&!st and they also 5pec.1.
several policy s1ovs said 90 be ~ ful! opc.-
alton. nc aldermen % t4lt ward 4AI --N
c-!et o. poAce wall Investigate LIE league o
report
Messrs L Z Eeauan and W. S. Luce
save asked 20 be granted tae privilege o.
e.t4o..saias waste paper ana tFls3 ooHsa
advertising space on tAe same The matte.
was re-e!gcd to committee.
The mayor aud couac!. received the invi.
t1ro1 o! The .r.sa societies o. the city ID
participate II the celebration O, 81. Pat
rcEL Day and the Invitation was accepted.
IAe. mayor has also accepssd lhe !lvt-lt!o j
20 Introduce the orator o. the day, Lion.
u u Crane Of Dallas
Alderman CASTOR asked that the city en-
C.Eecr take steps 70 ascertain the bcst route
lIor 2 bridge 10 connect the FoIgtL a4l
sixth wards and the motion prevailed
Property holders who wou.d Ike TO see Tho
proposed bridge located on any part.clar
street should announce tAHi. position at
once aud II the bridge would enhance prom.
erty valucS, the persons beucltri should
donate Handsomely TO rhc bridge fund 10
rhe matter OF rights Of way aad clSh
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REsoLrrIoNS

sy Alderman Kohlhaun Stating that
Preston avenue was oloekaded mauy hours
by building being moved along the thor.
oughfare and requesting the chief Of pol &c
and city attorney 20 sbate the nuluance
snd II an ordnance EXISTS that has been
Violated. TO prosecute the parties there
under, and II an ordinance does not exist,
that one be framed covering the otense
Carried under suspension OF rules
BY Alderman Garvey-rhat the city IN
1904 contracted With T J Shea for ~,
paving with vitr!hed brick az Hardy street
from Coru 70 Noble, az cost Of s2i. ei5aj.
and that contractor had given $1,000 asnd
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Another Municipal Achievement
Proposition Submitted by Finance Committee and Accepted
by City Council Settling Differences with Light Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eeeeeeeeeesssseosseeaa

Lighting and
Of
the
ofthA r+v
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fof .1.;t 70. regfo7H7 nee Of tho --crk Thai
tA' I'D rlGga mn ee 4 o, GO
DoN. C. oa.d 81 iub lc wn ks 70 motif
NJ contractor to begin rk IN the 90
'o rtuf Adopted uader huspcu
n' .oo OK public works has alrend
E'.."td tHe coat Gct.r, tie above rrso
.A.ua ~ ,l1 EN- a com li4uce with "a,
A--s 81 the coLtract.
ORDINANCES.
i.t7e was & "a -,sion Of opinion among
Tie ;-see members OF the ordnance com.
".'t.e ..ata+ .4g ordinance touching
u,ou TIE material o. acceptable root;
"-,.. a. are u its Alderman \ atkins
't'A''' "s 4 EunoIry report That lne or.
~. Al r-5S, ,.ita .4l4tuaaE Miller ana
N-''ey o.taG {. The ordinance ana re.
POS" 81 rt oac6 TO tue committee .og fur.
49,. a.4ul With the rHo p.titions
tFai' D'..a'Ds ana insurance AZ uts .saiu:
I.'' .t., sAtii aul AR Composition ~
A.t.' t-teYLuo'e material ia tue new oral.
-4e -,4i4aace providing for reduction
u4 'N"'t"s>G ices aGd providing iog pas.
~ 80, 90 rs IA adyaNce was passed under
q ht 4Hr,.an oil ,pies
LI"2 deu9r was taken in regard to the
Vtv.H. -t" I.4 king all Dui5 III scented 10.
n. .--t'a L..-c ty Inc c.ly 10 D accom-.
--.' ny ,pn or,s.ual orde. 81 the mayor
t4..--Ol
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"STEINWAY" ASD GREAT tlA-l
when the worlds greatest pian'ss
and use only the stelnway Piano' Nsl
vast majority ~ plano makeS 'V ard
superior Steinway CONSTITUENCY sa,ti
cni excellence thereby .alrAln *. q WI
buy!nr can confidently invPsst. NV JhV rr az
nrice reqrirod 10 secure 2 stsiatn ID
WIN A. Watldn Music &c. ssssnnrresenI
=. 3. Christopher, houston IA Nh
2Il Binz btlidingi ola phoh'
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The hospital committee reported the en-
proval q the January report q the city
health otteer Report adopted
The board Of public works reported the
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1'~ rulal N1stog-- t1A- uae city cDgluear
vi" sa,e to ass -rta4u The most faas!
o'e "-a eaect royt Tor bridge to connect
'"e so4tu ana ~.&th wards with h!s rec.
oilL., doe Iou5, AGoyt6d.
Aldo Mal Gaston-.Ibat tue committee
Oh Ieco.Lo ana dCcouuts look into tue pgps-
ent Co--i.oA OF the city records nov stored
10 Tie tteHsuIer's vault IN tue VIZ, ckaxe
o! the oll market house with the view az
taxing the necessary steps for their care
ana pGes 'ryation. Adopted
Alderman Jones--That the city ,ugiueer
report the facts concerning renee built
by the International and Great Northern
railway on st, Charles street from BuIAlo
bayou, north, on said street. Carried.
alderman Carney That the street COM
missioner open the bitches on Lee and
sewer Adopted
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Committees Report.

iorvIas presenting the
0
proposition Of the
between the light
By the the attached pooton
Z
Sl73752
Light
approximately Sl2a7o making
the
ioF light which would
a to
suce M Of tho iTr,ncr
he
Al be 5
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FOR ENTERTAINING THE VETERANS.

InHoFtant MestIn9 AZ BUSINESS Learue
This Afternoon for That Purpose,
The big meeting to occur this evening at
$50 p m az the Business Leagues rooms
Ia the Rice hotel annex. promises TO be
irtore't!ns ]. is Tor tho purpose 81 ar.
rarg's matters pertaining to a proposed
barbecue 10 he given the ex-Conitdsrata
veterans on May is next, "a they n.rlve vt
~ SION "a route TO thn New orleans re,
ui..ou.
I-e sons Of Veterans have Decided 70 rem.
oefycnS az Fougton on that day from ev -
PAR o. Texas, and they, 10 addition 10 the
eE--o.ir4r rat' Veterans. win swell fhA
crowd 70 great proportions The following
organizations oil, TO doubt, be rep.espIif1i
at tho EcGt.IS:
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The Cotton Exchange.

The Cotton Exchange.
Robert u. Lee chapter, United Daughters
of the Coufcderacy.
Oran. N. Roberts chapter, United Daugh-
tsrs OF the Coufcdcracy
The Houston Light Guard.
The Sons OF Veterans.
La,c t,r"uu Arm %, tpn Republic post.
The Women's Relief Corps.
The Manufacturers AsNocation, and
many citizens.
, Mayor Holt has been asked by Colonel
r. II. Fail, one OF the Committee ~ ~
present and preside at the meeting for
lnosmuch as II is a citizens meetinen r. 10
preside. mayor
1t is 70 be hoped full house win show
the appreciation n which the old Southern.
ers are held by Houston
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Company's Proposition.

Proposition
finance
following
* cars from tim Is
receivable TO-
Of Of
twenty-five
hrst dollars
bsr Of expiration hereof
lamps psid by companies
inallon
years II plant operat
Il q
for The due the six said
S
O Of the n
representative Lighting
o e padf
all buildings
n adeca
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sIax foyer "a the most o. ,sqvI n,
dlnrasi $ OF III. South, oAi'
nm ares
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long Pending Electric Light Litigation Is
to Be Settled.
rREET PAVING HAS RECEIVED ATTEN1
The Street Railway Company Asks to Move Its
Transfer Station Further Down Town and Erect
an Agents Booth--Alderman Street Calls
Attention to Workings of Transfer System.

stated thst the sTs.ern Of transfers hs con.
Quoted az present Vae not satisfying the
public, and vas not meeting the intent Of
the council In Tint II vas too cumbersome
and inconvenient lie wanted the matter
referred % 9 committee 20 see Il the mat.
ter could br rcmedicd Ee asked that the
committee In considering the permit TO
build the transfer booth further down
town give rae entire subject solie consid-
GRAFTON
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ORDINANCES


TIE Council passed. under srspension Of
rulos tuo ordinances The ordinance call.
ing for a reduction OF the 5cavenger fees
rss amended 50 a. 20 provide that all fees
must be paid 10 advaIce All the aldermen
voted afhrn1t!velv except Alderman Joues
AL bills Cor puroaaEes by the city must
hereafter be Accompanied by the original
order Of the mayor before the same can be
paid, that ordnance bt!Gg the seeona one
adopted yesterday afternoon.
The ordnance relative 20 tho Ere limits
"h!cA Il was decided should he prepared
by the city attorney provides that Repairs
may be made IN TIC ire limits where the
repairs VII! lcsGen the danger from dge
Inc question o. roogpg materials went back
% NE ordnance Committee for further con.
s,dorltion with two lengthy petitions from
c!lAcaS aug !HEurq1ce agents asking That
sled paper ana tar combination roofing he
permitted within The sge .iuits
d long list o. names Of ciIgenS and III
surluce agents appended u the TWO pet!-
lions were presented asking that provision
Ee made 70 Cne ordinance regulating the
character Of the roofs within the DIRE limits
Tor combination paper, shell and tar roo.,
p1ioA !G declared TO be acceptable 70 the
!2sqg99ee companies ana 0. moderate cost
Following PARAGRAPH We believe that re-
stE.ctlng the building Of roofs IN the city
- . particular class Of roofing 4t the sug-
geslon or t!rSm!tbs and sheet Iron workers
Is made. not IN the interest Of the property
owners. nor tor the welfare Of the city but
nc proaioidon q shell! roofing win !ncrcas
me cost Of tu!!G!ag "a tae Get!.mclr a. -A-
properly owners without any toupe-sa-!uE
F--o9pe2Se 70 re sly az large
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4 being pro-
Ich the silk
son why we
produce an
eggs
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EgEM GgG3 ygsEs

WieH phrase is coined out OF world
wide nuul'tn experiences it Is apt TO be
brief aud expressive We are rrup
down we say 10 the endeavor 70 dc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
At the Jean Baptist Society Hall in Sup
port of Pure Water.

A mass meeting of the French peo-
pie in Augusta was held at the hall of
the st. Jean Baptist Society, Friday
evening. The utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed, the hall being packed, while
there was large number who were
unable to gain admission to the hall.
The meeting was called to order by
Anne Casavant. Fred Patnaude was
chosen chairman.
Addresses in English were made by
Mayor Robertson and by Thomas J.
yrch, esq. author of the bill for the
establishment of the Augusta Water Dis
tiict, which Is the subject of next Mon
days special election.
Addresses in French were made by Aimo
fa*aNd1t. EcUnctt NrScnaut, Alderman
George y. (loutior ana DR.. T.. Gaudrcau.
At tn" close Of the meeting. on SuggcS-
ti"n of Mayor Robertson, II standing vote
of The sentiment Of the meeting was tax
ca and it seemed that every person in the
han res" 20 pledge his support for the
acceptance at the Water District bill ut
the polls, Monday. The meeting adjourn
rd 1T 10 O'clo, k.
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NAVY is POPULAR.
Nearly Every State Has Candidates for
Annapolis.

Annapolis, Md, June 19.-Thcre were
nearly 800 candidates to take the exam
nations beginning here, this week, for
entrance to the Naval Academy as mid
ShipmCn.
About 200 of the youths have been
here for some time, preparing at the
preparatory schools of Werntz and Will
mer. The incoming trains of the past
several days have brought dozens more.
All are expected to report at the acade-
my by tonight, and the examinations
will begin, tomorrow morning. Nearly
every state in the Union is represented.
The candidates have experienced con-
siderable trouble in engaging quarters,
as the hotels and boarding houses had
but few spare rooms, and a number of
them have been taken in by private
| families. The new fourth class which
the successful ones viii enter will num-
Der upward of 300 members, and will
be the largest class ever at the insti-
tuition.
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cORRELL SUED COMPANY
And Now Post Office Department Is
After All of Them.

New York. June 19.-The federal grand
jury in Brooklyn adjourned, today, untii
Monday. The day was spent, II is, under
stood in the investigation of matters per
tanning to the Brandt cash register CON
Germ. So "..:
Erucc C'orrcll of Canton, Ohio an as
sistant bookkeeper of the House at Wash,
iugton. was ut the federal building ard
it was understood was subpoenaed az a
witness against the company. 1t was re-
ported that Correll introduced former
Congressman briggs of Brooklyn, to-
| George f. Miller as the representative of
the Brandt Go. and that he also intro
duced Miller to other members OF Con-
| ercss. Correl was formerly in the law
office of VIM. Mckinley at Canton. The
following statement rurporting to come
| from COrrel waS published, today:
"Corrcll said that representative OF
| the Brandt-Dent Co. approached him In
Washington and asked to be introduced
to some of the influential congressman,
| intmating that it might be made worth
| his while He did so, but the perquisite
never was Forthcoming. After a fruit
| less demand on the Erandt-Den GO. for
| compensation, he instructed his attorney
| to bring suit at WATERFOWL. Wis, for 800
| for services In this way the postal in
spect0rs heard of the matter and he was
brought here as witness. He says the
Fraudulent people now say they never
saw him, much less had anything to do
with him.
Those testifying. today. included Post
| Office Inspectors Oldfield and Little. ED.
Ward J. Brandt, president of the Brandt
| CO., and r. e. Woodward, cashier of the
| bank of WATERFOWL. Wis. The purpose in
| calling Cashier Woodward, it Is thought.
| was to have him identify certain checks
alleged to have been cashed in Brooklyn
| by former Congressman briggs.
w. s. Strawn, a former agent of the
| company, was expected to tell the grand
| jury about briggs business relations
| with the Brandt co. 1t Is thought posi-
| BILE that certain check transactions may
| conflict with briggs representation that
| he earned $l2.500 during the recess of Con-
| gress in 1899.
Strawn is said to be suing the COM
pany for alleged commissions. He is
| credited with having gone to Washington
| and given the authorities inside Informal
| ton concerning the company's relations
with the government and briggs duties
| as agent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-20

and ignore the corner lot with its LOO
square feet. The great building, as
shown in the Illustration has gone up
around the corner lot, leaving it isolat-
ed. Whatever the future may have in
store for spite Corner" it is certain
that it can only be useful for the site
OF a toWcrlike building, and it is not
reasonable to suppose that it will ever
again command the price Macy's were
willing to pay for it. A unique feature
ut Mays is a Department of Deposits
where money earns four per cent in
stead OF the usual three or three ana
half Deposits draw from date of de-
post and interest is calculated on the
balance every three months, hence !,
compounds. Deposits can either be
without 4 minutes notice or used as 4
credit against purchases.
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NASHUA, N. H., RACES.
Major c. Wins 215 Pace and Peeler
Patron the Free for all.

Nashua, n. H., June 19.--The opening
moot of the New England Half Mile cir
cult came to q successful finish. this af-
ternoon. the attractions being 2.15 pace
ard free-for-all trot OF pace.
Bunker Hill, the favorite In the 2.1s
pace. took the first heat in a hard drive.
Major c.. the second choice being n close
second. Major c. then took three
straight. fairly outclassing the field In the
last two heats. Peeler Patron, the ia
vorite in the free-fOr-all, won in straight
heats although In the first heat he was
hard pushed by John T. The summarizes:
2.15 class. pacing, purse $500. Major c..
b &, by Coastman (Cox), won: Bunker
b m fciary), third. Best time. 2.i2h.
Frec-for-all. trotting or pacing, purse
$500 Pealer Patron, b g. by Peeler. son
of Patron (<ervlch). won: John T.. CHI
nRowserl. second; Indiana, b (ClarD.
third Best time, 2.14A.