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THE BOSTON GLOBE TITURSD AY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1899. NEW STATUE OF I FULL ARRAY. I'rtBt: clerk. Rowland W.

Bray; Innpec-torii George W. Crawrord, George H. Muff, I.wi R. Cronln, 11. S.

Corimer. Jx. AL Hanson. SMBniDR Bates and Guild Talk at the Athol Fair. Old Memorial of the Commander of the Fighting Ninth in the George T.

Cusnman. P. AndoJph. L. Cohen.

Second set (pledged to Crane and Bates). George E. Mecuen, Sewell Verney. John L. Coombs.

Peter A. Fred-erlckson. Nelson H. Clement, Frank B. Tarby, Edmund M.

Welch, George E. Totmao. Councilor Charles H. Bryant, Philip Sundell, Herbert Benton. Alex.

W. Bro-berg. Anthony A. Portlock, William W. Bassett, Jefferson D.

Sheldon, Jacob Daniels. Senatorial Charles A. Helntz. Henry C. Pickering, Joseph Utley, Edgar Benjamin, John P.

Gusherker, Joseph O. Barrus, Benjamin D. Plckard, Daniel D. Pickard, Benjamin F. S.

Bullard. Caucus officers Warden, Joseph C. Barrus; clerk. Horace Fraser; inspectors, Clarence H. Robinson, Joseph.

H. Taylor. Oscar Fitzgerald, John S. Foster, John G'lman, George Bradlee, Edward F. Schlehuiber, Harry L.

Millis. Representative Isaac B. Allen, Edward F. Tracy, Warren Brooks, Charles H. Bryant, Edgar P.

Benjamin. WARD NINETEEN. State George S. Tomlinson, Charles S. Tarr, James O.

Ubbey, George F. Weaver, Joseph Hendry, Alfred M. Zelgler, Albert F. Norrls, Edward Everett Hale, John C. Tobin.

Second set (pledged to John L. Bates). J. Marshall Reed, Frank A. Lowe, Archibald T.

Blair. Louis C. Hunt, Hiram D. Dewar, Charles Bleiler, Edwin J. Price, William Tyler.

John F. Pfau. Councilor Joseph Esselin. John M. Single, Edwin J.

Price, Thomas F. Tobin. John W. Hall, Richard Holmes, Lyman C. Fisher, James W.

Colgan, George W. Crocker. Senatorial Thomas J. Sproul, Cornelius Vander Pyl. Frank Tucker, Frank E.

Granger. John W. A. Schafer, Frank A. Lowe, Job H.

Wells, August Osch-wald, William Metzer. Caucus officers Warden, Gustavus J. Esselen; clerk, Charles Llffler Jr, Inspectors, Samuel A. Marston, Alorlous Nauman, James O. Libby, Edward L.

Allison, Clifton H. Norrls, Charles W. Harrington, Robert E. Noonan, William H. Nolan.

Representatives Nell J. Wallace, Bel-ville L. Randall. COL THOMAS CASS. to be Replaced.

TO COL CASS. fronts on Chestnut av, belngr numbered 1049. There will be no formal ceremony today, although some public exercises may pe held at a future date. The bronze for the new statue was cast in Paris. The pedestal, which will be set upon the same foundation as the old one.

was designed by the sculptor or tne statue itself. Kichara BrooKs of South Quincy. Mr Brooks is a young artist, whose work has been highly commended by many of the best sculptors in Paris. This is the first of his public monuments to be erected. AMUSEMENT HOIKS.

Current and Coming Local Attractions at the Various Theaters. The sale of tickets for the symphony concerts will open at 'Music hall Sept 25. Manager Henry B. Harris will present Clifford and Huth in John J. McNally's "Courted Into Court" next week at tho Grand opera house.

Kilpatrick, the daring bicyclist, is creating a eensation at the Chutes by his wonderful exploit of coasting tho tremendous incline on his wheel. Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon will be seen in "The Moth and the Flame" during the first week of their engagement at the Boston museum. Undiminished interest Is still displayed by all visitors in Prof Swain's "Barnyard Circus," now having its last days of exhibition at Austin Stone's. Roland Reed's engagement at the Boston museum is limited to the present week, and the final performances here of "His Father's Boy" will be those of next Saturday. Richard Mansfield's change of plans makes Boston playgoers the gainers, since it Is now settled that he will appear at the Hollis st theater, Oct 2, in "Cyrano de Bergerac." Arthur Dunn and Clara Bell Jerome nrii making an almost unprecedented hit al the Howard this -week.

Dunn's oud comicalities and Miss Jerome's dainty ways form a combination hard to equal. "The Sea of Ice" is winning' favor at tne Grand Dime tneater, wnere tne production is to remain throughout the week. Two performances are given dally. Next week "Lost In London" will be presented. The European Sensation burlesquers are giving a lively performance afternoon and evening at the new Palace theater.

Smoking is permitted during the performances, and popular prices rule at the box office. "On and Off" still continues its merry success at the Hollis st theater, and the fihonograph and the wink divide the lonors with the capital acting of Charles Frohman's comedy company. ti. m. Holland ana Fritz Williams neaa the cast.

At Norumbega park this week the attraction in the rustic theater is provided by the Columbia vaudeville company, comprising the Hunting trio, the Kenyon Johnson and Johnson. Warren and Howard, the Glenroy brothers and Fred Hansel. The juvenile comedy, singing and dancing team of DeHaven and Male are scoring a great success with Keith au diences this week. The act is one of tho best of its class ever seen In Boston, and the youngsters deserve all the applause they receive for their clever work. Hoey and Norton's 20th Century comedians are drawing large audiences to the Grand opera house.

Marie Jansen 13 as great a favorite as ever James F. Hoey still retains his popularity as an eccentric comedian, and Johnson and Dean have made a great hit in negro specialties. The 100th performance in Boston of "'Way Down East" is near at hand, but the play's popularity as yet shows no signs of waning. The capacity of the Tremont theater is night tested and the receipts ar-s considerably in excess of those for the corresponding period during last season's long run. The second week of the engagement of Mile Fit! at the Park theater is moving merrily along to the accompaniment of the usual large and well-pleased audiences.

The most audacious feature of the piece is furnished in the second act, when Mile Fill of the Folles Bergere makes love to another woman's husband. "Lost London" may be found this week at the Bowdoin sq theater, where manager Lothrop's excellent company is now playing to large audiences. The cast is capable, the scenery Is realistic and the whole production Is very creditable to the management. Go-Won-Go Mohawk, the Indian actress, will be next week's attraction. The laughable farce comedy, "My Friend from India," nas been greatly enjoyed by the large audiences at the Castle si theater this week.

Next Monday the fall and winter season at this theater will open with a 1 ivival of Belasco and De Mille's play, "The Wife," In which the stock company as organized for the coming season will appear. The third week of "Sporting Life" at the Boston theater is likely to prove the largest of the engagement up to the present. A succession of enthusiastic audiences have visited the theater this week, and the shouts of approval cre ated by tne many sensational Incidents resound nightly throughout the neighborhood. The authors have not overlooked any oportunfty to suppy thrills, and the company has caught the true spirit the melodramatic requirements. Electrotypera at Ntw Haven.

NEW HAVEN. Sept 13-The third an nual convention of the National electro- typers' association opened in this city today with Pres F. A. Rlngler of New York presiding. The business session 9.

as brief, as the matters of Importance I will not be acted upon until tomorrow. Caucus officers Warden, Henry F. Strout; clerk. Arthur E. Burr; In- rctora.

W. Atherton Brownell. Philip Allston, John R. Foster, Daniel W. Lane, Thomas L.

Drew, Ralph L. Sew-all. Edward N. Goding. Representatives Charles D.

Bradbury. George S. Selfridge. Charles Saunders. WARD TWELVE.

State (favorable to Crane and Guild) Nathaniel O. Wood, Charles R. Batt, Thomas J. Olys, William E. Shaw, Butler R.

Harry S. Upham, George V. Morey, Albert A. Gleason, Charles A. Record, Joseph Emanuels, Arthur G.

Wood, Nathan W. Mitchell. Second pet (favorable to Crane and Bates) John W. Johnson, William W. Towle, Albert C.

Smith. James M. Douglas, George E. Lovitt. Everett H.

Jenney, Samuel T. Frothingham, Frank E. Wlngate, Geo. F. Abbott, George W.

Fuller, Anson B. Edgerley, Maurice Buxbaum. Councilor Irving- F. Hunt, Frederick P. Miller, Anson B.

Edgerley, Edward J. Gray, William H. Hornby, Harry S. Upham. Joseph C.

Hathaway, George T. Haywood, Warren C. Flummer, Arthur J. Hdughton, Albert E. BYaser.

Senatorial (favorable to Perlie A. Dyar) Albert A. Gleason, Samuel J. Coy, John Therrian, Charles H. Brig-ham, Edwin I.

Morrison, William L. Fox, Louis Baer, Almond W. DaVis, Thomas J. Olys, Charles M. Leach, Geo.

C. Lovett. Joseph Emanuel. Second set (favorable to Charles H. Innes) Fletcher Ranney, Joseph Perrlns Jr, Charles E.

Phipps, Frank M. Whitman. John J. Slutsky. Frederick P.

Miller, Donald W. MacDonald, Frank Vogel, Irving F. Hunt. Guy T. Heywood, William ti.

Hornby. Fletcher G. Plummer. Caucus officers Warden, Charles W. Paradise; clerk.

Harry S. Upham; Inspectors, William H. Hornby, Harry B. White, Guy T. Heywood, Frank M.

Whitman, Anson B. Edgerley, Fletcher G. Plummer, Frederick P. Miller. Representatives James F.

Bliss, John B. Dumond, David B. Chamberlain, John Bruce Morrison. WARD THIRTEEN. State E.

Mertain Hatch. Thomas H. Warburtcn, Charles Francis H. Turner, George A. Peckham.

Second set (pledced to Crane and Bates) Walter T. Rice, Peter Dewar Jr. Thcs. J. Keefe, John F.

Dillon, James E. Moffitt. Councilor William A. Mosher. Charles Lap, Edward A.

Isaacson, Charles A. Schutz. Senatorial E. Mertain Hatch, James T. Frazer.

Edwin E. Webber, John L. Meads, Charles N. Adams. Caucus officers Warden, Charles F.

Adams: clerk, E. E. Webber; inspectors, J. F. Denninc A.

J. Dohlouist, J. H. Walker. W.

H. Palin. Wiiliam Irvin. Charles Lap. Representatives Henry E.

Goulding, Ernest P. Searles. WARD FOURTEEN. State (pledged to Curtis Guild Jr for lieutenant governor) Milton C. Paige, Georgo G.

Proctor, William Stephens, Joseph J. Wall, Frank N. Reed, Ephralm D. Emerson, Lewis C. Tib-betts, George W.

Brown, W. Wallace Kee, Henry C. Steltz, Herbert G. Merrill. Second set (favorable to John L.

Bates) William T. Eaton, George F. Lawley. Francis E. Park, Elisha S.

Bo-land, Asa D. Smith, Albert E. George, George W. Town, Harrison L. Evans, Charles E.

Senna, Robert E. Harrison, Samuel W. Wileman. Third set (pledged to John L. Bates) Napthali Rich, Warren B.

Gance, Artemas R. Wood, Tobias P. Dinsmore, Otis R. Williamson, Frank E. Wilson, Frederick G.

Hart well, Fred G. Guptil, Walter B. Coolidge, N. As-bury Rich, Benjamin G. Hawes.

Councilor Asa D. Smith, Robert W. Milligan, Frank Hall, Harrison B. Payne, James C. Forgie, Horace B.

Mann, Herbert W. Buckley, Augustus A. Haynes, George E. Whlttier, Artemas R. Wood, Harry M.

W. Lyman. Second set, Clarence R. Locke, G. W.

Appleton, Walter S. Baker, Robert J. Neale, Augustus Beneks, Jacob W. Glynn, Walter W. Frisble, Gorham L.

Damon, Wilton II. Ridings, Alfred T. Dalrymple, Ernest Harwell Senatorial George G. Proctor, Samuel S. Paige, Frank R.

Fitzgerald, George A. Webster, Herman Harwel, John F. Perkins, Willard J. Emerson, George w. Brown, Charles S.

Sibley, Mills Barber, W. Wallace Kee. Second set, Edwin A. Lawley, Herbert E. Belmont, Thomas F.

Bell, Joseph W. Cum-mings, Elbridge G. Lawton, John F. Perkins, Harrison B. Payne, Allan G.

Boyd, Joseph W. Bateman, Grant W. Pierce, James Lewie. Third set, Charles Van Stone Lewis C. Tibbetts, Frank G.

Reed, Willard J. Emerson, James Ritchie, John L. Somers, Thomas McDowell, John Ogden, Frederic H. Wrill-son, John Roebuck, Fowler W. Fraser.

Caucus officers Warden, Joseph J. Wall; clerk. Willard J. Emerson; inspectors, Herbert G. Merrill, William Wr.

Carr, George F. Bobbins, Frederick G. Hartwell, William J. Speth. John Anderson Jr, Wm.

S. Hobbs. Artemas R. Wood, Fred S. Norrls.

Second set, warden. Francis E. Park; cierk, Clinton G. Stickney; inspectors, C. T.

Cummings, Thomas McDowell; Arthur C. Lawley, Marshall B. Lawrence, Thomas L. Vere-kin, Manlius Baker, S. Walter Rowe, Joseph D.

Harrison. Representatives Francis R. Fitzgerald, Henry C. Steltz, Minee H. A.

Evans, Robert E. Harrison. WARD FIFTEEN. State J. Payson Bradley, Amos T.

White. Thaxter R. Groves, C. H. G.

Ferguson, Frank E. Wiilis. George W. Dryden, Samuel C. Wright, John S.

Godfrey. Second set (pledged to Bates), Frederick A. Flanders, John E. Donely, John L. Spaulding Jr, Robert F.

Means, Frank J. Chase, Daniel Lewis, Mark W. Wood, Ezra Harlow. Third set (favorable to John L. Bates), George Defren, Franklin A.

Ferguson, John Halbritter, Albert, J. Taylor, George W. Locke, Frank E. Fleet, George N. Gibson, Edwin B.

Gallagher. Councilor Win field E. Clogston. Amos Cummings, Louis A. Van Emden, Barnard Capen, Bertram O.

Amsden, Da'id McBride, Albert G. Pike, Joseph W. Hassen. Second set, Josiah B. Whid-den, George E.

W. Armstrong, Edward C. Gifford, Charles Chapman. Henry W. Scanlan.

Rudolph O. Mangel, W'il-liam C. Webber, William F. Sears. Third set, Edwin E.

Haseltine. William B. Pasbache, Dexter F. Pinkham, Casslus A. Hlggins, Augustus A.

Warkus, Charles D. Smith, James McBeth, Franklin A. Ferguson. Senatorial Samuel W. Johnson, George A.

Wheeler, Frank J. Clark, William Ashton, Horace N. Hatch, John P. Groves, Horace M. Greer.

Charles B. Hall. Second set, Charles A. Lord, Henry L. Bayard, Edward J.

Beggan, Charles H. Lowry, William F. Sears, George L. Wbitehouse, Henry Alexander. John H.

Means Jr. Caucus officers Warden, Daniel Allen; clerk. George A. Wheeler; inspectors, Leonard L. Dick, Barnard Capen, Frank E.

Willis, Theodore L. Kelly Jr, Franklin A. Ferguson, Eben S. -Hinckley, Joseph W. Hassen, Henry S.

Veits, William H. Smith. Representatives Thomas F. Bradford, Thomas E. Moran.

Ward sixteen. State (pledged to John L. Bates) Solomon Bacharach. F. M.

Baldwin, A. Haughton, Charles M. Alexander, George H. Leeds, Albert H. Langille, Charles R.

Peters, Henry O'Hara C. W. Scriven, Charles F. Williams, Daniel Mclntire. Second set (for Guild), Abram Hoffecker.

Samuel Crowell. Albert H. Lirkir, E. D. Ryerson, R.

C. Humphreys, Allen Burdick, F. M. Frost, Charles W. Spurr.

E. E. Warren, S. H. Fowler, C.

E. Snow, Luke P. Willard. Councilor (for W. W.

"Davis) W. H. Lott. F. L.

Dinsmore, W. H. Allen, J. T. Blair, C.

E. Eddy. F. S. Atwood, Solomon Bacharach, W.

McG. Grant, K. C. Atwood. A.

P. Russell, F. E. Wells, F. W.

Farwell. Senatorial (for W. H. Lott) D. G.

Eldredge. Oscar L. Strout, A. M. Baker, F.

A. Shaw. L. P. Willard, Solomon Bacharach, F.

P. Dillingham, James A. Glass, W- J- Parker, E. P. Vpham, W.

H. Allen, Samuel C. Row-ell. Caucus officers Warden, F. H.

White; clerk, Jacob E. Bacharach. Reptvsen a tives Arthur P. Russell, Frederick W. Farwell.

WARD SEVENTEEN. State (Crane and Guild) Charles E. Wiggin, Jediah P. Jordan, John F. Newton.

Alfred A. Burnham Jr, George W. Curtis. Elmer Clark. Nathan Adams.

William E. Barnes. Ebenezer Adams: second set (Crane and Bates). Charles R. Brown, David A.

Clark. Samuel Porter. Ctaviis Fester. George W. Stacey, Falcon Shedrick, George E.

Dillingham, Albert E. Richardson, Irving O. Ham-met t. Councilor G. Walter Newton, Clement M.

Marshall. Walter C. Silver. Charles H. Summers, George A.

Lord, William M. Humphrey. Joseph W. Lord. Samuel Porter.

Albro Kelsey. Senatorial Arthur C. Wiggins, Robert A. Jordan. Frank A.

Newell, Joseph I.undv, William H. Ames, Byron W. Hatch. James Ballantyne, Charles G. Montford, Charles E.

Whitman. Cr.uciis officers Warden. James F. MeKenzie; clerk, Joseph W. Lord; Inspectors, Hurry F.

Fromect. William M. Humphrev, Charles G. Mountfort. George N.

Hill. MelEar F. H. Stoni. G.

Berrv. Albert E. Dana. Byron W. Hatch.

Fred L. Brings. Representative Chark W. Bianch-ard. WARD EIGHTEEN.

State Charles B. Wooliey, Augustus Bacon, Jacob Bernhard, H. Disg, Valentine Reenter, Albert E. Taylor, WARD SIX. State (favorable to Crane and Guild) William B-rwin, Martin B.

Cook, Francesco di Pla. Arturo ie Filippo, Harris A. Alkon. Samuel L. Silverman.

Mlchele Canglano. Second et (favorable to Crane and Rates). Florentine K. Brod-man, Marcn C. Cook, Harry Rosen, Jacob Harrison, James J.

Rudd, Cynm L. D. Younkln, M. Enrico Im-orlelle. Councilor William Berwin, Frank J.

Iwls, Solomon Bloom, Thomas H. Robert. Cyrus K. Babb, Minzlato Mondello, Harry Silverman, Second et, Harry liosen, John Welsh. Abraham hwm, Harry C.

l'lnkofaky, John R. Htaord, Lester M. Bloom. James J. Rudd.

Senatorial William Berwin. John H. Munzlato F. Mondello, C. Alford Wilton, Frank J.

Enos. Anthony J. William. Ike Grenberg. Second aet, Nathaniel W.

Ladd, Albert F. Peabody, Chrb'A F. Dearborn, James F. Gleason. Florentine K.

Brodman, Thomas Archibald. William Mclflaac. Caucus officers Warden, Arturo de Filippo; clerk, Frank J. Lewis; inspectors, George F. French, Frank J.

Enos, Solomon Bloom. Thomas H. Roberts, Manuel I'. Davis. Harry Silverman, Hyman M.

Rambach, Joseph Abrams. Second set, warden, Harry C. Pinkofsky; clerk. Florentine K. Brodman; inspectors, James J.

Rudd, Albert F. Peabody, Thomas Archibald, Abraham Rosen, Lester M. Slocum, Marcua C. Coop. Representatives James F.

Gleason, Cyrus K. Babb, Frank J. Enos. WARD SEVEN. State (Favorable to L.

Bates for lieutenant governor.) Herbert C. Gay, George W. Green. George A. Howard.

LfAis Pennini. Joseph S. Sims. John WilCart; second set, Robert Dis-brow. Oeorae Colby.

Henrv Siebert. George II. Prince. Dr Richard 1. Calloway, Arthur H.

Alvord. Cotinrllor--Sarnue! J. McPherson. Geo. C.

Oliver, Simeon S. Marston. Richard King, Isaac S. Moore, Patrick E. Murray; second set, George A.

Howard. Ernest C. Wagner. James H. Page, Joseph S.

Sims, Victor Brusendorff. Lewis Pennini. Senatorial John R. Gill. Frederick M.

Brinnick. Rodney F. I'ayrow. Alexander I. Brown, Howard E.

Acker, George H. Stone; second set. Ernest C. Wagner, Lewis Pennini. Albert J.

Benfleld. Geo. A. Howard, William II. Fifleid, Joseph S.

Caucus officers Warden, George Lib-by; clerk. Frank I. Voik; inspectors. George H. Fruean.

Edward P. Tarr. Henry A. Bell, William H. Lucedo.

J()hn Colilns. Isador Alter. William E. Brinnick. Frederio F.

Gleason, George A. Woodward, Simeon S. Marston. Geo. A.

Oliver, Henry H. Oliver; second set. Warden. James Robertson; clerk, John H. Alden; inspectors, James A.

Tucker. Joseph S. Sims. William Yale, Charles H. West, Joseph C.

Fletcher, Walter H. Sutton, Adam Schneider, Charles E. Caley, John T. May. Lewis Pennini.

Andrew J. Leonard, Frederick G. Daniels. Representative David O. Felt.

WARD EIGHT. State Henry Gediman, Eugene W. Britton, Philip N. Branch, Louis A. Abramson, Wallace F.

Flanders, Louis Abrahams, Simon Goldberg, Louis J'o-vick. Councilor Philip X. Branch, Isaac Levy, Moses I. F. Reuben, Jacob Tar-piin, Abraham Joseph, Wilford H.

Cush-ing, Eugene W. Britton, Henry Gedi-rnan. Senatorial Henry Gediman, Eugene W. Britton. Philip Branch, Louis A.

Abramson, Simon Goldberg, Isaac Levy, Francis L. Auld, Wallace F. Flanders. Caucus officers Warden, Isaac Smith-kins; dork, Moses I. F.

Reuben; inspectors. AV. II. dishing, Simal Franklin, Maior Waux, Max M. Rosensten, Daniel Peti.rson, Louis Abraham.

Representatives Wallace F. Flanders, Jacob Tarplin. WARD NINE. State (favorable to Guild) William Tuttle, James W. II.

Myrick, Russell P. Flsk, Francis Hayden, Charles E. Clark, James F. Morgan, Julius J. Sr'hriitglesser, Henry Richardson.

Second set (favorable to Crane and Henry C. Morse, Franz H. Krebsi Jr. Edgar H. Emerson.

Joseph E. Duxbury, George C. Hale, Herbert M. Hutchinson, Samuel Pluisteel, Charles M. Horton.

Councilor William Haskell, Christian J. Rothfuchs, Hezekiah McLaughlin, John M. Wnrtt, George O. Willis, George E. Martin, Wilmot P.

Howe, George A. Tirrell. Second set, Oscar C. Emerson, Timotheus Taminosian, Herman Hurlitz, Adolph Carq, William R. I'ottcr, Herbert M.

Hutchinson, Morris Victor. Cbarles Wytnan. Third set, Fayette O. Silver. William P.

Simmons, John F. Sutherland, Henry C. Claxton, 1. Frank Ford. D.

George E. J-vell, Benjamin Green, David H. Irving. Senatorial George A. Tirrell, James F.

Morgan, Allan H. Farnham, Frank Morrison. Charles E. Leahan, Daniel W. Jennings, Charles S.

Cowans, Abraham B. Danforth. Second set, Edgar H. Emerson, William It. Sheridan, Kenneth A.

Fergurson, Charles L. Razoux, Isaac B. Bean, Michael Chlrurg, William A. Horton, Charles P. Bean.

Caucus officers Warden, Harry Williams; clerk, Theodore W. Brett; inspectors. Henry M. Temple, Alexander M. Barr, Frank Morrison, James H.

Smith, Jeremiah F. Sullivan, William W. K. Campbell, Berthold Schriftgies-ser, Richard T. Seward, John E.

Huntress, Edward M. Newam. Second set, warden, Edgar II. Emerson: clerk, Oliver Elliot; inspectors, Michael Chirurg, Adolph Caro, William R. Patten, Charles L.

Razoux, Joseph E. Read. Thomas M. Lucas, Jacob M. Latts, William K.

Glendon, Kenneth A. Fergurson, William O. Horton. Representatives James F. Morgan, Julius" Schriltgiesser, Michael Chirurg, John E.

Benjamin Green. WARD TEN. State (favorable to Crane and Guild) John C. Haynes, Howard S. Bearing, Edward J.

Hollander. Howard C. Hayden, Sumner Appleton, J. Henderson Allston, Oliver G. Burgess, Otis M.

Jasper, RusSell T. Walker, J. Henry Gould. Percy Stevens, William T. Richie.

William H. Blgwood Jr, George S. Brooks. Second set (favorable to Crane and Bates), William L. Rutan, Alfred F.

Isaac P. Hutchinson. Benjamin F. Campbell," Alvah C. Rlsteen, Samuel H.

Harris, William Bloom. Alfred F. Stahl, Clarence B. Benedict, Albert M. Grant.

Guy W. Cox, Sumner L. Stockhouse, Frank Murphy, Peter C. Bacon. Councilor Charles M.

Charter, Lewel-Ivn W. Stevens, Ixvd H. Chase, Charles A. Harris. Joseph W.

Wharton, Fred W. Linton. RossR. Young, Albert E. P.

Martyn, IinckneV M. Henderson, Lorin O. Ginn. William B. Handy.

Timothy J. Donoghue, Samuel P. Carrick Jr, Fred H. Bailey. Second set, Walter R.

-Mansfield, Walter M. Lougee. S. Freedman, Frank B. Livingstone, Clarence Blake-ley, Adolphe Dinner.

Percy G. Allison, Clarence A. Mathews, George O. Well-man Jr. Tony W.MeKenzle, Harry O.

Alexander, Samuel W. Stillings, Chester A. Baker. Frederick A. Davis.

Senatorial (favorable to Perlie A. Dynr Isaac F. Paul. George H. W.

Bates, David Greer. James 1. Plplar, Ashur Hyneman. Charles A. Atkins, MJotswura.

William G. lmrn. John T. McDonald, John A. Voodry, Harry II.

Turner, Emanuel G. S'crne. Wiiliam A. Rolfe, Paul Dean. Second set (favorable, to Charles H.

Innes. for a second term). John C. Havnes, Alfred F. Stahl, L.

George H. Moore. Henry A. Mc-Ketmv. Charles M.

Obst, Frederick E. MulleVi. Gustavns F. Walker, William Wright. Edward B.

Kellogg, Ed ward E. Fowler, Hnrry O. Alexander. Caucus officers Warden, Paul Dean; c'erK, Richard L. Gay; inspectors, George D.

White. Joseph, W. Wharton, Edward N. ilulvey, Fred W. Linton, Wilbur F.

Camcbell. Frederick Clerke. Percy Stevens. William H. Whit-.

Albert E. P. Martyn. Isaac A. Wo'roen.

Second sot. warden, Harry O. Alexander: clerk. Harold W. Lovett; inspector William B.

Mansfield. William D. Wright, Pompey Gray. Warren P. Wason.

Alfred F. Stahl, John B. Gorman, George W. Herd. Alfred F.

Kin-rev. Frank E. Bell. Everett N. Curtis.

Ri lives William C. Parker. Walur Nichols, Charles S. Clerke, Freeman O. Emerson.

WARD ELEVEN. State (for Crane and Guild) Charles H. Allen. Edward C. Johnson.

Thomas Russell. William Reed. Andrew B. Lattimore, J. Edward Mullen.

Charles Thayer. Thomas N. Hart, Charles Charles Weil, George Buckle, March G. Bennett, Alfred H. Colby, Charles W.

-Smith. Jlerbert E. Boyden, Stephen M. Crosby. Melvin O.

Adams. Councilor Everett W. Burdett. Wallace F. Robinson.

Nathan P. Dodge Jr, Charles Burriil. George Henrlck, S. H. Osbjorn, George X.

ltey. William Armisteud. Jamoj C. McGaw, Francis Smith Dane. Wallace Snow, Addison L.

A'dricb. Henry M. Cleveland. James H. Htil.

George G. Armory. Charles E. Arthur E. Jurr.

S. --v. tnrii.l Joseph T. Woods. Roval Uobbir John C.

drd, Daniel W. Uviie. Arthur F. EstabcHk, Alfred W. L.

Robeits, George W. Smith. John. Lyman Ftixon. Israel A.

Ratshesky, Charles Godfrey, J. Frederick Carr, George W. Harriman. Richard P. Hood.

Abram C. Ratshesity, James G. Freeman Albert Geier Jr. Bates and Guild Caucus Delegates All Ready. Met for Eacl Canfliflate in Every Ward Save Tte Unfilled Blank in o.

a by Bates Supporter. What Seems Like a Plan to Split Bates Forces. Kb Opposition to Either of Rivals in Ills Own Ward. The officers of the republican city committee opened and read at the head-quartern yesterday afternoon the nomination panel's to he voted for at the coming republican caucuses. Only a few of the politicians watched the proceedings.

Tho most Interesting thing was the Announcement of the names on the Guild and Hates delegations In the different wards. In every one of the wards except three a ticket for each candidate was filed. In ward 1, where Speaker Hates lias his home, ana In ward 11, where fjen Guild resides, by mutual consent, no opposing- tickets were filed. In ward 8 W. V.

Farr has charge of tho Bates campaign and said be would file a ticket. Instead, however, of putting In a list of delegates heTlled merely an unfilled blank, with no names on it. Just what that act means no one seems to know. Mr Farr himself disappeared before the papers were ope ned. In some of the Wards there are three delegations, two for Hates.

The assumption is that one of these delegations was filed by Mr Hates' 'opponents for the purpose of dividing his strength. In ward 21. the home of ex Mayor Curtis, who is managing the Guild campaign in Boston, a Bates delegation has been filed by ex Representative Athcr-ton. In wards 10 and 12, where the contest between the two candidates is warmest, with the chances apparently In favor of Bates, the delegations were scanned with critical eye. In wards 21 and 25, where the Guild men feel confident of victory, the Hates supporters have liled a strong list of delegates.

In the senatorial district comprising Wards 10. 12 and 18. Senator Innes, who is a candidate for a second term, 1b opposed by ex Alderman X)yar. This contest Is being fought in wards 10 and 12. In the district composed of wards 11.

19 and 2i. Representative Ross and ex Representative Hammond are candidates for the senatorial nomination. The understanding Is that the man who carries ward 25 shall have the nomination. Councilor Davis r-nd Senators Witt. Lot and Maxwell will be returned without opposition.

In the republican wards there are numerous candidates for the bouse. The complete lists follow: WARU ONE. State (favorable to John L. Rates) Wesley A. Gove.

1'eter Morrison, Charles T. Witt. Jesse M. Gove, Joseph H. Mae-cabe, Ebenezer M.

Mcl'hrrson. Frank Cf 'Wood, Lewis Burnham, Walter F. Rurk. James A. Cochran, Harry Hamilton, Randall J.

Eldu Alnslev R. Hooper, Ijames Frame, Ucorge K. V. Haiti. Councilor John A.

Campbell. Charles T. Witt. Arthur 1). Ropers.

Wesley A. Gove, J. Wilson Harks, l'eter Morrison, WUlard S. Allen. Goorgo W.

Margrave, 'Martin Moore, Waller F. Rurk. George K. Harrington. John H.

Simpson, John O. Atwood. Kdward G. Graves, Herbert C. Sumner.

Senatorial (favorable to Charles T. W'itt) James A. Cochrane, Joseph H. Maccabe, Peter Morrison, Kdward G. Graves.

Thomas B. Grimes. Harry Hamilton, Horace H. Butler, J. F.

Hodge. James Frame, John W. Dicker, William A. Maxwell, John Marno, George II. Datlis.

Albert E. Low. John Watson Jr. Caucus officers Warden, John A. Campbell; clerk, Frank C.

Kenncy; inspectors, Charles S. I'rovest, William H. Heeching. Osborne H. Pitcher, Hr acc W.

Rand. John F. Morrison. Luke J. Riley, William N.

Thornton, William J. Jelly, Henry Williams. Representatives Joseph II. Barnes Jr. A.

Dudley Bagiey. Hugh L. Stalker, Thomas C. Grimes, Collingwood C. 'Millar.

WARD TWO. State Joseph J. Dennison, Gilbert W. Carpenter. Charles West, Paul K.

Olaf-eon, Rennie W. Schwartz. John Gar- Second pet (pledged to John I. Rntes Andrew P. Fisher, Walter G.

Orueby. John W. Sprague, Gideon Rum-ney. Edwin Hnchens. William E.

Hutchinson. Third set (pledged to John 'L. Hates J. J. Dennison.

G. W. Carpenter. Charles West. Paul K.

Olafson, 'John Garney. Ronnie M. Schwartz. Councilor John C. Nine, Klsworth C.

Hathaway, J. R. Hendrlckson. Charles K. Rennison, William Duncan, Harry Senatorial Rolier Goodman.

Joseph J. Dennison. Gilbert W. Carpenter. William Courtney.

John J. I-ine, Joseph Ahrenson. Second set Charles Ruhl, W. G. Gnu by.

William Courtney. Wil-i Ham A. Harnsey, H. W. Johnson, W.

I. Nute. Caucus oRlcers Warden. John J. Lane; clerk.

H. M. Schwartz: inspectors, E. L. Palmer.

IX G. Cleary, R. S. 1 'ens-more. hn Harr, C.

R. Miller, E. illendrtcks.in. L. W.

Scribr.er. E. Dens-rnore Seoul set -Warden, Charles RithI; clerk. Edgar F. Keen.

1 Represent uives H. M. Schwartz, Joseph J. Dennison. WARD THREE.

Bint William Highborn. Henry II. Chandler, Francis Meredith Jr, Ren-jamin K. Itowditch. William P.

Bryant. William White. Second (pledged to Crane and Rates) Percy A. Dodge, G. W.

Smith. lAiuis E. Sweet-land. Edwin A. Ferguson, Frederick H.

Graham and Stephen A. Roberts. Coiinolliir-William P. Bryant. George W.

Biirroncrhs. Francis Meredith Jr. Henry Cnandler, David Walters Jr, George J. Cann. St-natorlal David W.itters Jr, Elmer W.

Noble. Samuel Carter, Ieonard H. J. Johnson. Kiel L.

Carter and James H. Stevens. Caucus officers Warden, George J. Cann; clerk. Clarence S.

Cohurn; i n-cpectvrs, Arthur M. Moulton. Albert T. Johnson. Henrv E.

Carter. Charles W. Alden, George E. Magoon, Albert Davol. WARD FOFR.

State (favorable to Curtis iild for lieutenant governor Augustus W. Stover. William preMe. Mark K. Smith.

Heroamin N. Oociudl. Alfred 11. Snow, Charles O. Shine.

Willis W. Stover, t-ecoml (tuve.rahle to John Hates 8 lieutenant governor). Joseph H. Col-ton. Chat D.

Sawln. Lvtnan 11. trixtik W. Esterbrook. William X.

Taylor XVmaela I'rinoe, Henry B. tVank W. Esterbrook. John v'iJ. I- Hadlev, Fred M.

friV ''Xlllis W- St aver. George H. smith. fakes: clerk. Charles u.

Shute; u.spe-ti-rs K. Fisher. Keiiiamin F. raries 11. Harmon.

Charles H. Fer- ei. rraitKUa 11. Wdkina, Frank tarnes George H. Hay den.

WARD FIVE. State (fav-rabU to Guild) George N. twabow, Eivvsrd M. 1'lumroer. Abram fr hUUtr- A.

Davis. Henrv M. Hdly. Edward W. Prj Second set (lavorah: to Crane an Bates Geortre H.

Gattiniov.s, Neitcr. M. Wood. A. B.

4untM. J-iiaes T. George D. Ldmand. John It.

ITsovi. Ceu fteiiorLueian J. Priest. William Jemv-toii. Wii.iiiaO.

Graec, chare Gcors 11. Huff, Gt Jrge W. Senatorial W. CVuwford, Harry E. CoritA, Rowland W.

Hrav, Js. M. lUtiwfl. i Seward Meleny, Edward Carter. 7 Cucu mcr-Warden, Lucian J.

a. Gari-inl. Charles n. llaji-hirfon. Frank Jfnry Woodbury.

Andrew F. Hail. Franklin II. Wilkin. James 11.

Grieg. Public Garden MEMORIAL A ctatno Vioflttfnff- the mpTYiorv of Col Thomas Cass of the famous "fighting 9th" regiment will be placed in the pub lic garden today. Tho now statue. is artistic and worthy of the man, was projected about two years ago to replace the granite ...1 i o-i thp eolonel bv his old comrades and friends in 1889. Preparatory to the erection oi tne new statue today the old one was removed 1 rt Vrt frraVO ff Col J1SS in Mt Auburn cemetery, Cambridge.

The lot comprises aoout zuu suua-ie ii ouu Charles H. Heath, Albert Leavltt, M. O. Daly, W. W.

Strongman, C. H. Miller, C. E. Wyman, Jacob Sampson, S.

P. Curtis, II. G. Bean, August Wik-strom, S. H.

Mildram. F. W. Burleigh, E. J.

Lord, C. Beal. Senatorial (for W. II Lott) F. C.

Gil-patric, J. B. Patterson, F. L. Codman.

W. F. Greene, II. H. Atwood.

Thomas Cotter. J. B. L. Bartlett, W.

J. Melvin, E. B. Callender, G. W.

Hayward, W. W. Hibbard, H. B. Whall, George H.

Hib-bard, Richmond Smith, Wm. E. Harvey, W. D. Long.

Representatives Fred C. Gilpatric and Harry B. Whall. WARD TWENTY-FIVE. William H.

Emmon, Edward H. Knowl- i i 1 1 rrv. T.1 i ,1 Al ton, vuai ics i i 1311, xintw drich, A. Glendon Dyer, Frank F. woous, nenry rj.

wjuiwiiuusu, iinuea F. Stetson. John W. Harvey, John E. uoner, tt.iiei 41.

ujaiuiu. uvwuu fc.w (favorable to John L. Bates). Homer Rogers, Granville A. Fuller, James J.

Wingate, William E. Hillard, William tut ln sx-r ISwt nY-i rlr lcitrtri Hnr- vey W. Walker, Charles W. Pearce, uel H. Mitchel.

WOUlieiiOl 11 hi i 1 1 1. 1 1 iv "i Waitt, Thomas S. Wales, W. Spauld- i ing, rani xa. nuw-c, ijn.Riviu, William H.

Squires, Alvah W. Lincoln, Henry L. Green, Michael Fonseca. i I 1 nMhla 1 1 1 1 T-l 1 li" Hammond) Henry B. Goqdenough, Homer Rogers, John W.

Harvey. Isaac F. -i-l VVI.llcim woououiy, Juan .1.1., Hillard, Walter H. Bickford, William 1111111 1 1. i I nimerson, a.

niima auuui, 1 1 o.inv Newhall, Horace W. Jordan. Second set (favorable to Leonard W. Ross), James I. Wingate, Frank J.

Tyler. Granville A. Wyllie, Fred F. Dollof, John H. A is-bach, Orlando C.

Allen, Paul F. De Caucus officers Warden, Harry N. 1 1 i 1 1. II IfntiA nioauuiiuBcr, 1 1 1., 1 inspectors, Robert F. Sanderson, A.

Willis Lincoln, Fred B. Wheeler, Ros-coe C. Y'oung, James A. Miller, Josiah Green, Frank H. Krognan.

Representatives Austin Bigelow, William M. Farrington, Samuel H. Mitchell, W'illiam D. Wheeler. WILLIAM D.

RTREFRY NAMED. He Will Succetd the Late Mr Endicott on the Board of Commissioners cf Taxes- The governor and council left early yesterday for the annual inspection of state institutions in Taunton and According to custom, the weekly meeting of the council was held at the Institution in Bridgewater. At this meeting the governor settled the contest for the office of tax commissioner and commissioner of corporations by nominating Hon William D. T. Trefry of Marblehead, present member of the savings bank commission and formerly auditor of the state under Gov Russell, to fill the offices quoted above.

Mr Trefry was not an active candidate for the place. The offlcee comes, as he himself said yesterday, unsought by him. SOCIETY FOLK TURNED OUT. Weddiny Reception Held by Mr and Mrs George B. Pratt, In Chelsea.

Last evening in the vestry of the Walnut st M. E. church of Chelsea, Mr and Mrs George B. Pratt held a wedding reception. The bride has for years been clerk of the 3chool committee, superintendent of the primary department of the Sabbath school connected with the church, and a well-known member of all the church organizations.

The groom Is a director of the Chelsea Y. M. C. last year president of the Suffolk county Epworth league, and an active and influential churchman. Though married a few weeks ago, the young couple held their wedding reception last night.

Fully 500 of the society people of Chelsea were present, including Mayor Seth J. Littlefield. the members of the school committee, principals of the various city schools and other school and church officials. The reception was from 8 to 10 and the couple were assisted in receiving their guests 'bv Miss Clara B. Carter, sister of the bride, and Fred W.

Ritchie, bridesmaid and groomsman respectively, at the recent wedding. Mr and Mrs Pratt received beneath an archway of evergreen, goldenrod and asters. From the center of the arch was suspended a beautiful floral bell. Goldenrod was used chiefly In the decorations, though palms and ferns were scattered about quite profussiy. An or hestra was stationed in a corner of th? vestry.

During the evening a collation was served by a number of pretty young women in dainty gowns. The ushers were Messrs George A. Hatch. Frank W. Tucker, H.

Raymond Carter, Benjamin A. Gardner. William H. Hinckley. Frederick A.

Pike. Alfred S. Tucker and James Thornty. Both Have aa Opportunity to Fraiss lie Farmers. Many Cattle at Worcester Northwest Show.

Other Departments Not Up to the Standard. Premiums Awarded for Fine Driviug Horses. ATHOL, Sept 13 The S3d annual fair of the Worcester northwest agricultural society opened today with an ideal cattle show and an attendance of upward of 4000. But the exhibitors in almost every department are far below the fairs of former years, the only class that might be called well filled being the dogs, of which there were between 30 and 40. In the stock yard are about 160 head of cattlo, the principal exhibitors in this department being P.

S. Gale of Petersham with 43 head of guernseys; E. D. Cole of Barro Plains, 36, mostly holsteins; George H. Bowker of Barre, 29 Swiss and Dutch belted, and D.

l' Bigelow of Petersham, 23 Jerseys. There are but four exhibitors of sheep and 18 of swine. There are 138 coops of poultry. The principal features of the hall exhibit were in the fancy work department and the display by the Athol grange, which is the only grange exhibiting, lhe Athol fairs are alwavs a favorite resort for political aspirants, and at the dinner today between 300 and 400 people nad an opportunity or listening to tne two aspirants for the position of lieu tenant governor, Speaker John Bates and Gen Curtis Guild Jr. both of whom disclaimed the distinction of being farmers.

Pres A. F. Tyler Introduced as the first after dinner speaker, Mr Bates, who referred to the evidences of prosperity in the country as shown In the iron and steel Industries, and to tho Dart that airrleulture holds in the great increase In the value of productions of all tne great staples. His remarKs wero wholly of an agricultural turn, and politics were not alluded to. He was followed by Gen Guild, who spoke of the force- which the agricul tural population exerts, not merely on Suoiic opinion, but on legislation, in lassachusetts.

This he regarded as a tribute to the energy of those engaged in agriculture and to tho fairness of those who are not. He paid tribute to the manufacturing and shipping interests of tho state and made reference to tho coming attempt to investigate the subject of abandoned farms by the national department of agriculture. Ho thought that the Massachusetts farmer, driven from one Held, had been quick to adapt himself to new products, and thought more attention to small fields well cultivated would bo better than rought cultivation of larger fields. Other speakers were J. W.

Stock-well, secretary of the state board of agriculture, and E. W. Wood of New ton, the delegate rrom tne state noara. The events of the afternoon on the track and the premiums awarded were as follows: Matched carriage homes First. A.

J. Raymond. Athol; second, Luther Craw ford. New Bralntree; third, William D. Archibald, Petersham.

Men's driving horses First. Henry Southard, Athol; second, Daniel Bod-erlck, Petersham; third, Lewis S. Billings, Athol; fourth, Henry w. Rowe, Phlllipston. Carriage and family horses First, Luther Crawford; second, J.

A. Dennis, Hard wick; third, E. A. Battle, Athol. Four minute class, for hordes trotting a mile nearest to 4 minutes First, Win Drury, Athol, 3.59; second, Luther Crawford.

3.58: third. J. A. Dennis. 3.5S&; fourth, Moses Ruggles, 3.68.: CLO8K OP MIDDLESEX SOUTH.

Annual Cattle Show and Fair Attended by Several Thousands. SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Sept 13 The closing day of the 46th annual cattle show and fair of the Middlesex south agricultural society today attracted sev eral thousand persons. The public schools suspended both sessions, giving a chance for the pupils to attend tho fair. one or tne beat leatures or tnia rair was the children's department, in which exhibits were made of the handiwork of boys and girls, the specimens attracting much attention. The forenoon was devoted to the plow ing matches and trials of farm and dratt horses, and an exhibition of family and carriage horses.

This afternoon there was an exhibition of men's driving horses, and trotting in the 2.50 and classes for purses aggregating $7o9. The summaries: 2.50 CLASS. TROT OR PACE Msurt Wilkes (Donnelly) 1 1 Maud trcirgi 2 2 3 Hadka (MeCioban) 9 3 2 Tobaoeo (Browu) 4 4 Oroeery Boy (J Mahard) 4 5 ur Lady Statlru (VlUeto) .3 da Time 2.37. 2.35, 2.34V4. 2.S2 CLASS OalKTower) 1 1 1 Boy (Lookout furni) ......2 4 2 Fplra Kpragne (Murray) 3 2 3 Dean O'oburn) 8 4 Uarry Vampire (Tbompaon) 4 5 3 Time 2.26K.

2.2T4, 2.26V4. RXCOXD BREAKING CROWD. Second Day of Fair at Mew Oak Park, Oreeaiield. H. GREENFIELD.

Sept 13 The second day of the new Oak park fair has eclipsed anything) In the line of at tendance and attractions ever witnessed on these grounds. The ticket gatherers at the gates place the attendance at 10.000 persons ana 1000 teams. The races were called at 2 clock. After scoring repeatedly the horses got the word. In the 2.30 class Flora Day took the lead and stayed there, finishing the heat in 2.2S14.

The second heat wa neck and neck between Alden and Flora Day, the latter coming under the wire with only a head to the front. The 2.35 class furnished the most exciting con test, four hea ts being necessary. I he last, between Jim Mace and Wllkc-s, was close from start to finish, Jim Mace winning by the smallest margin. The summaries: 2.20 CLASS. TROT OR PACE Purse Flora Day, hm (Cot) 1 1 1 Alden.

brg (Kalley) 2 2 5 Archford. big (Piitnaai) 3 3 Aleon, bg (L'pton) 4 4 4 Dally Moore, hg (Clement! 6 2 Nancy Glllig, dm (James Keene) .6 0 da Dlxmont. bin (llume) ...7 us Time 2.2SH. 2.30. 2.28'.

2.25 CLASS, TROT OR PACE Purse Jim Mure (Llttledoia) 4 1 1 liken (Cutler) 2 2 2 2 Toney Coi 8 3 1)4 lale Dew (Barley) 1 4 .1 Master Harry Killklllev of Lowell drove his white mare, So Long, one mile In 2.2214. GOV SMITH PRKSBNT. Cold and Raw Weather at the Vermont State FairTwo Races. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vt, Sept 13 The second day of the Vermont state fair at Billings park opened cold and cloudy, and undoubtedly the attendance was lessened by half by the threatening weather.

However loOO people shivered in the cold air listening to the governor and numerous ex governors of Vermont, and watching the races. Two races were held on the mil kite track this afternoon in 2 12 and 2.18 classes, trot and pace, purse isw, the time being; very slow owing to the cold An Kxcellcnt Combination The pleasant method and bcneflciii effects of tho well known remed Syrup of Fias, manufactured by th. Califohxia P10 SYRUP llluatrtl the value of obtaining the liquldlaxa. tlve principles of plants known to medicinally laxative and presently them in the form most refreshing ta the taste and acceptable to the system It is the one perfect etrengthenlci laxative, cleansing the system effec-tually, dispelling colds.hcadachesani fevers gently yet promptly and en, bling one to overcome habitual constl. patlon permanently.

Its perfect frw. dora from every objectionable quant, and substance, and its acting on th kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, mak. it the ideal laxative. la the process of manufacturini figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal quai. itles of the remedy are obtained from eenna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the CaliforVu Fio Syrup Co.

only. In order tn'mt its beneficial effects and to avoid Imitations, please remember tho full name of the company printed on th front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Ctt SAV FRANCISCO. CAL LOCTSVIIXK. KY.

YORK, JJ, Fur aala bjr all druiislits. Price 50c. let bottfc. man, Jacks Brother second, Dr thin Robert fourth. Best time- 2.1S.

A feature of the race was the uppearanca of Charl.M Taylor ns driver of Robert II, "Col "Taylor is in his 93d year and rails this his lilst year in the racing business. Tho 2.18 race was won by Ilenry'i Girl. Hot Stuff second, Nancy Athol third. Lottie fourth. Best tlmo 2.10, Tomorrow la the closing day and will bo devoted to the exhibition of slock before tho grand stand and the JuJ-lng and awarding of premiums.

35,000 PEOPLE OUT. Carnival asd Fair at Rochaster, I Call Out an Enormous Attendance. ROCHESTER. Sept 13-The second day of the Rochester fair dawned with a cloudless sky and a light breeza blowing from the west. The excursion trains from New England cities cams In slightly delayed, but with earn loaded.

It is estimated that Sfi.OuO people wer In the city today, the largest crowd within the gates of Cold Spring park In tho history of tho fair, many of them remaining for tho Sturtevant guard ball at tho opera house this evening. The lino of tho Mardl grns carnlcal parade began forming at 10, and tha start was made at 11.20 from the Whlta house lot on lower Charles st, the routs being through Academy st to Main, to River, to Lafayette and the park. There was a largo number of brautU fully decorated floats, 0110 of thoau at tractlntr the irreatesl deureo of admira tion being that representing Spain con. qtiered ly Columbia, miss i.arrie vmra, attired in the national colors, representing Columbia, with Mrs Wesley Ramsdell as Spain, kneeling at tho fct or Columbia, Another depleted the four season Another iloat, decorated with white ani yellow bunting, contained eignt ynuiif women attlrod In Greek costumes. Thef A Xfrn.

YVfll3 iUIBOlTI JVlll.U wv.M- tvre, Ada Mason, Grace Melntyre, Erta, Home, Addle Roberts, Ethel Roberta and Addie Clark. In addition to these nearly every Dimness house In the city was represented by a handsome float or turnout, among them being a couple of "automobiles, one operated by a concealed borne and another with a horse In shafts behind the carriage, the occupants appearing to be totally oblivious of the fact that their horseless carriages were not boneless at all. Tho net receipts at the gates today were considerably heavier than ever fore. There was some good racing to day in three classes. The summaries; 12.11 CLASS Pursn $J0O.

Ida by Gold Thrond (fillbert) 1 Hither. lmrliiu.lt .2 l'rlnre K.Mv iIIuiihoI)) 8 1 2 1 2 1 3 4 1 Joel, bg (Jieury Jin' tiamD) .........4 4 i 4 l.iz.ie mil 1 uirio gin Time 2.22. 2.234. S.fi, 2.23V4. 2.17 CLANS, THOTTINO Pnrae 1400.

Kt CrnU Jr, Im by St Croix (Yeatou). Urm.ella (Ulllla) Alknlunn, bin iIKire) ltortor, brg (Shnnnnn) l.HIInu Oddninrk. chin (Kent) Kebrlno, bit (Sterling) 2 1 ii 1 9 4 4 1 11 ft 5 I a ill Time 2.20. 2.1.t4, 2.18'4. 2.20.

2.18 CLASS. T1MVT fill PACE TiMvr mi ISIIK.Dj (isriN- Purac S40O. Yukon, bt: llvllton) ..1 1 ..3 6 ..3 4 I ,.4 2 .0 3 (Ititfitniit. whit KiHklmmt). Will! ilIayncH) Ike Wllkea, li (1 linnillf r) Little nek.

btc (ltoriironi Time 2.1, 2.1y4, 2.17J4. IK ClIARLKSTOWN SCHOOL. Largsr Number ot Pupils Than Usual at the Warrsn Grammar. RI hundred nnd one tiUtiilH responded tn 1- mirrwil vrHtorilllV in the WalTell grammar school. Charlestown, while 3J who were regularly promoted have not returned from vacation.

Mr EdM'd Stickney, principal of the school M11 this is a larger number thn usually pear on the first day, and gives promiM of a full school. Mr Samuel J. Bullock, principal of tl Bunker Hill Hchool, said the number of pupils who responded to their nam there Is about CHO. In both the primary ami grammar schools there are nnd 11J attending, and sir uullocK bays ne is aoie to more. ut Fr James N.

Supple of the parochi and more who intend coming In fj. days, but who are now on innr tions. Every seat will be nccupiea. sn 11 a.a in catio more pupim uni will be furnished and a class held in large nan. w.

has not WB opened yet on "account of Improvement iieing m.Hie in tne huuiwj which will probably tako two or tnr weeks to complete. THEY CONFESS TO BUROl' Thrse Boys Arrsstsdln South Boston Culprits. In placing under arrest three who were trespassing upon the 'aw John C. Russell on Sycamore st. Borne ville.

where a number of fruit trees plenteously laden, patrolman brought to light the culprits no their own coniession na A is and stolen goods from a candy ior South Boston. l'atrolman Fuller noted the actlona of the three boys, all r. em OKI. ana. louowing wiew, lm ter the grounds of Mr Russell.

mediately placed them nlUiie At the station they gave their ailM Jniytinco w-3 v. Ixiuchlin, 172 8th st: 2-jl t. and James West fctn St. ail 01 oou. ntf When they were searched, on in son of each boy was found a uiw of tobacco, cigars, clrarelt.

chewing guns and tlnh lines. ks, once suspected that they nau fr Into some place, and tney lnati(c I finally confessed that into the candy store aboj brfj ge raid on em st, wium idnlght last Tuesday. If you are going to New olf jt 11 you are going iu ort business trip, why why not eri iirMinri announced ny Albany for Tuesday. Oct. 3rd.

-any Is only $5.00 for the round trip ana can have two full days la New WARD TWENTY. State (favorable to Crane and Guild) Clarence A. Young. Henry F. Howe, John J.

Way. William H. Turner, Thomas H. Keenan, A. Warren Gould, Amos R.

Storer, T. Gilbert Wright, Frank W. Thayer, Edmund T. Lamb, Louis T. Howard, John M.

Beals, Aaron Wolf-son, Oliver F. Davenport, Elmer G. Foster, Lvman Spalding, Frank A. Ruggles, I. Austin Basset, Wilbur F.

Adams. Second set (favorable to Crane and Bates), Joseoh I. Stewart, Thomas C. Bachelder, John L. Stiles, John W.

Field, Edwin S. Woodbury, Edward B. Wilder, Albert A. Chittenden, James L. Taylor, Frederick O.

Vegelahn, George T. Hartford. Luther C. Greenleaf, Isaac F. Orcutt, Frank P.

Ball, William G. Bail, Frank D. Howe, George C. Spear, Thomas Wood, William H. Smith, Henry A.

Johnson. Councilor (favorable to William W. Davis) Elbridge Torrey, Charles A. Young, Arthur L. Whittemore, Thomas c.

Bachelder, I. Austin Bassett, Thomas F. Anderson, William G. Waltt, Thomas H. Keenan, Frederick A.

Junisky, Oliver F. Davenport, Paul K. Lincoln, Gideon M. Mansfield, George R. Miller, John J.

Way, James C. Clark. Wilbur F. Adams, Frank E. Brown, Henry E.

Bowden, Walter E. Loring. Senatorial (favorable to William H. Lott) Alpheus Sanford, Lyman Spauld-ins, William H. Turner, Thomas D.

Co8k, Thomas F. Anderson, Edward B. Wilder, Arthur L. Whittemore, Ernest H. Morgan, T.

Melville Vinson, John L. Stiles, Elmer G. Foster, Frank S. Smith, George S. Hartford, Rcscoe Storer, H.

Warren Spencer, Fred A. Wright, George H. Welden, Thomas H. Keenan, Charles C. Taft.

Caucus officers Warden, Thomas C. Bachelder; clerk, W'illiam G. Bowden. Representatives Solomon Lewenberg. Edwin D.

Bell, Frank A. Foster, James Howell. WARD TWENTY-ONE. State (favorable to Crane and Guild) Albert E. Carr, Edwin U.

Curtis, John S. Richardson, Clarence T. Mooar, Thomas F. Boleman, S. A.

Bolster, Albert W. Hersey, George M. Scates, Alfred J. Neal, William M. Curtis, William W.

Lord, George H. Waterman, George A. Brackett, William H. Chip-man. Richard F.

Andrews Jr, George H. Muliiken. Second set (favorable to Crane end Bates John H. Rowe, Frederick Atherton, Daniel W. Waldron, George McCrillis, Milton W.

Hall, Edward E. Revnolds, Joseph Hubbard, William S. Downs, William C. Herrick. Julius Nelson.

George H. Lawrence, Hazen W. Plaisted, Lewis C. Humphrey, George O. Boynton, John J.

Bell, George F. Rein-hardt. Councilor (favorable to W. W. Davis) Sidnev M.

Hedsres. Frederick O. White. J2dwin U. Curtis, Alfred Newmarch, M.

vV. Burlen, John S. Richardson, Samuel C. Jones. Frederick W.

Klemm, Charles Mann. Richard F. Andrews Jr, James H. Cruft, George M. Scates, Sh-erwin L.

Cook. Fred A. Emery, William M. Curtis. James H.

Neal. Senatorial (favorable to A. A. Maxwell) Charles M. Draper.

S. H. L'heu-reux, S. H. Calderwood, Edmund Weber, D.

N. Payson, John E. Andrews, Albert B. Cram. S.

W. Brackett, Frederic W. Rugg, George W. Priest. John A.

W. Silvers C. H. M. Williams, W.

H. Sla-grath, Julius F. Gage, L. Houghton Kimball, William H. Milliken.

Caucus officers Warden, George A. Smith; clerk, Samuel H. L'heureux; inspectors. George H. Muliiken, Robert C.

Dickinson, Joseph Herman, Walter H. Wilklns, John E. Andrews, George C. Conant, G. Arthur Cooksey, Ralph G.

McCobb, Robert A. Backup. Representatives Melancthon W. Burlen, Walter C. Brown, Frederick Atherton, Temple A.

Wrinsloe. WARD TWENTY-TWO. State (favorable to the nomination of Curtis Guild Jr) Samuel B. Capen, Thomas L. Livermore, Gustave Mag-nltzkv, Michael J.

Murray, Frank T. Wendell, William L. Strickland, Gott-leib Gehrung. Jotin Graumann, Frederick F. Albrecht, Frank J.

Shay, Frank Seiberllch, Jacob H. Mock, E. Peabody Gerry. Second set (pledged to Crane and Bates) William- E. Ford, Thomas D.

Roberts, George W. Kenyon. Ebenezer F. Spauiding. Samuel S.

Morrison, Wm. S. Sumner, William Miller Clarke. Lewis L. Jacobs, John M.

Luppold, Eugene W. Clark. Alexander Miles, Asa Smith, Thomas E. Johns. Councilor (pledged to William W.

Davis) E. Peabody Gerry, Frederick A. Wood, Oottleib Gehrung, Paul W. Zimmerman, John Duff, Willis O. Lang, Charles H.

Miller, George W. Lorey. Arthur H. Stephenson, Nathan B. Pres-cott, William F.

Sawyer, John A. Maier. Senatorial, (favorable to Arthur A. Maxwell) Thomas Sherwin, Walter Heed, Paul F. Folsom.

William H. Nitz. J. Albert Brackett, Willard H. Leth-bridge, Thomas W.

Evans, Frank Sei-berlich. Edric Eldridge, Edward H. Wise. J. Harry Dickerman, Charles O.

Bennett, George H. Ingalls. Caucus officers Warden. William S. Sumner; clerk John Tomklnson; inspectors, J.

Allan Crosby, Leslie M. Swett. William A. Cropper, Joseph Bingham. John M.

L'dppold, Herman A. Rietzel, Chester H. Baker, Walter E. Merriam. ReDresentatives David Benshinol.

John Bleiler, John Duff, Charles O. Engstrom, Abram Jordan. WARD TWENTY-THREE. State (for Guild) Clifford Devens, Daniel Eldridge, Henry F. Coe, Edward J.

Bromberg, Walter E. Fletcher, J. H. S. Leard, Henry A.

Withlngton, James A. Price, Abraham T. Weinz, Wm. A. Mosman, Augustus C.

Jordan, Pelatiah R. Tripp, Edward Orchard, Charles J. Davis. Second set (for Bates) Isaiah B. Hamblen.

J. Henry Smith. Marcus M. Estabrook, Lawrence Wiedenmann, Arthur McArthur, John W. Field, Wm.

B. Libby, John Chellman, Frederick J. Herthel Jr. Hamilton I. Smith, James A.

Haliburton, Geo. E. Gray, Carl Stohn, Frank W. Estey. Councilor Daniel Eldridge, Frank R.

Humphrey, Charles J. Nichols, Herbert C. Locke, Andrew Brauer, George F. Stewart, George A. Emery, James 1.

McLeod, Roswell S. Barrows, Conrad Young, Geo." A. Walker Jr, Alexander Rogers, Arnold Robert, Joseph H. L. Wallow.

Senatorial J. Adams Brown, Theodore Lenz, Frederick- Johnson, Josepn W. Goodnow. Sangster. Geo.

W. Harvev. Warren F. Freeman, Herbert R. Morse, Charles W.

Dennis, Frederick G. Brauer. Edward Orchard, Obedlh F. Wells. Lemuel W.

Peters, Marcus il. Estabrook. Caucus officers Warden, William B. Libby; clerk. Harold L.

Barrett; inspectors, Everett E. Brown, Herbert C. Locke, John H. "larks Jr, Wm. E.

Harding, Fred F. Windmer, Ralph W. Moulton. Thomas G. Fowler, Ernest X.

Emery. Peter F. Patterson. Representatives Roswell S. Barrows, Andrew Brauer, Lewis Breed, W.

Stanley Campbell, Albert B. Root. WARD TWENTY-FOUR. State (for Crane and Guild) John Conness, J. F.

Howland, La ban Pratt, Geo. L. Burt. Otis Eddy. L.

J. Page, W. H. Haddock. Geo.

F. Quimby, M. Ord-way Daly, Louis Pfingi't, L. S. Timber-lake, W.

F. Graene. W. W. Whitmarsh.

Geo. H. Witt, W. S. Strongman.

T. Lyman Howe. Second set (for Crane piid Bates) Charles F. Kittredee, J. B.

L. Bartlett, A. T. Stearns, F. E.

Gilcrease. Edward B. Callender. E. X.

Tower. H. B. Whan, J. E.

Tuttle. A. G. McDonald, E. H.

Ensign, C. B. C. Gil- atric, Jas. S.

Conant. Fred K. Folsom, wia Sears. George H. Bridge Jr.

Councilor L. Thayer, ii. A. Moore ana mua. The XU class wax won by Journey'.