hide of guard rwt. knoll and depicts a face. Surrounding: our bronze cannon, d by the V S gov-'quest of Senator haffee The tnonu-uni the unexpended Idlers* rest fund.d In 1864 for the re-ng to ftnd comingprominent part inI as in the SpanishIvnenta were organ-27th and the 46th.although organized rgely composed ofnt just before the r ordered from the lot of guns.which lent. The city gov-for volunteers, and turned into n mili-men out of severalm1 In the civil war.was the first to beren a points, iorui iirtnmiieiu o pmnvr.BUTLER WINS HANDILY.Takes the 15-Mile Motor-Paced Raceat the Worcester Coliseum.WORCESTER. May 30 The bicycleracing season opened at the Worcester coliseum tonight with a 15-mile motor-paced race between Benny Monroe of Memphis and Nat Butler of Cambridge as the star attraction. Butler won handily in 22m 40 l-5s, Monroe’s time being 23m 3a.The one-miIV* novice race was won by Josepu Lond'Tgxin of Worcester, in 2m 30s. Hugh Waite of Worcester second,and Waiter M. If.vatt of Athol third.The two-mile handicap was won by William P. Farrell of Worcester. 120 yards, in 4m 36s* Bddie Hid of Worcester. 100 yards, second, G. W. Anderson of Worcester, 50 yards, third, and Henry Monroe of Millbury, 170 yards, fourth.MILFORD.How the I on the steat the rlt; mystery. At 1 lie !no money York. Tinton, so I sEASTEFMi Baffftkronto 12. iii'At Rootsin in); Haiti \t \Voiv«(ft n\).At PfOVidlt;At NewarlAt. JeraoyEarBuffalo .... Jersey City'Toronto