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FIRE IN WALroLE. The Wool House and
one Of the Factory buildings, belonging to the
Boston and Walpole Manufacturing Company,
were consumed by fire on Sunday morning
last, together with all the carding and spinning
machinery, and from g to 5000 pounds of wool
The fire was discovered about three o'clock in
the morning. The origin is not known. Esti
mated loss about $4,000. $1,000 were insured
on the bulidlngs-no insurance on the other
property.
SMALL Pox IS AMHERST DR.. Gridlev
writes from Amherst, Jan. 9, to the editor Of
the Hampshire Gazette, that general yaccin
alton Of the inhabitants is ne arly ACCOMPLISHED
and that there is no probability of another case
occurring, except some cases by incubation
among the families with which two colorcd
women were connected. who had the disease in
the continent form, which terminated fatally
these women had been accidentally exposed al
the Mount Pleasant Institution.
BLACKSTONE CANAL COMPANY The follow.
ing gentlemen were chosen officers, 18th inst
Richard Jackson, President; Thomas Burgess
Treasurer George Curtis, Secretary Samuel
Jennison, Clerk Edward Darlington, John w.
Lincoln. Moses B. Ives John Davis, Stephen
H. Smith, and Sylvanus 1olbrook, Commits
sioners
Young Smell, who poisoned Deacon Moves s
lamlly, was sentenced by Judge Thaoher to
hard labor in the State Prison for two years.
Sentence not TO be executed until the 2lst of
this month. In ne mean time I'll, boy will re
main in jail, unless, if he intends 10 appeal to
the Supreme Court, he is bailed in the sum of
$1,000. Previous to passing sentence, Judge
Thatcher made few pertinent remarks, ex-
pl natory of his views of the circumstances
which justify and require a sentence to the
State Prson.-Boston paper.
RHODE ISLAND NOMINATION. A National
Republican Convention was held at Providence
an Wednesday last, and nominated Gov Ar
mold and Lieut.. Gov. Collins for reelection
They also nominated candidates for Senators
and passed resolution approving the proceed
ings of the ate Baltimore Convention, and the
nomination of Mr.. Clay Tor President and Mr.
Sergeant for Vice President.
Two deaths occurred at Hospital Island, Bos-
ton, last week, by small pox, one female Of IL,
the other an infant born with the disease The
third who was there has been discharged cured
HARVARD University. MIR. Sidney Willard
has resigned the Professorship of Hebrew ant
the Oriental languages. Cornelius c. Fulton
tutor in Greek, has been nominated College
Professor of Greek to fill the professorship va
Gated by DR.. Popkin. who has been appointed
Elliot Professor of Greek Literature.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.

Mr.. EDIroR: The writer of the Commun
cation in your paper of the 18th inst, signed Y.
has mentioned some facts concerning the dis
case which now prevails in Worcester, and
which lin consequence of n':nerous misreprc
sensations which are in circulation has excit.
cd considerable alarm TO its true character
In onr'humble opinion your correspondent has
omitted to mention one material fact. that the
Canker Rash and Chicken Pex were both preva-
lent at the same time in the first part of this
season-and that at this time the former OF
those diseases (Canker Rash) is extinct. Now
In view of this circumstance, connected with
others, contained in the Communication of Y j.,
Is II not natural to suppose lie Canker Rash
and Chicken Pox have formed an amalsama-
ton and produced monster differing in char-
acter from either make this inquiry, MIR.
Editor, hoping that all the facts relating to
this disease may be fairly laid before the public,
that we NAV make our own differences. F.
January 9, 1899.
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CHE 2tassaehusetts &pp.
1.-THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
WORGA9 R@Ra
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IS. 1899.

My ADMINISTRATION" There is one
project suggested by the President in his
late message to Congress, for raising means
to pay off the public debt during my ad-
ministration," and reiterated in the report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, which
deserves more attention than it appears to
have received from the people. We allude
to the proposition to sell that portion of the
U. s. Bank Stock which belongs to the
Government, for the purpose Of paying of
the 3per cent stocks. Such proposition
1t appears to us, could not have originated
iron any proper motive, or, if it did, it be-
trays an ignorance of finance, which would
he disFeputable to any merchants clerk
and of which we cannot believe any por.
ton even Of "my administration" to DC
guilty. The three per cent. stocks are re.
deemable at the pleasure of the govern
ment and it never was expected that they
would be redeemed except by purchases il
the market by the Commissioners of thr
Sinking Fund whenever they might be oh
tanned at about their actual value, which is
so cents on the dollar. The effect of Gen
Jackson's recommendation has been,.o raise
the price Of these stocks TO about par, in the
expectation that they will soon be paid of
ut that rate, and, if carried into operation
it will he exchanging away stock, for which
the people receive seven per cent. interes
for that on which they have to pay bat three
or in other words, it is taxing the common
people some millions of dollars for the pur
pose of paying the money to wealthy capi
talsts at the rate of one hundred dollars 70
that which is actually worth but fifty. Thi
may he good mode Of securing the in1u
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DIE :

In Westborough, on the 18th inst, John Francis,
son of Mr.. John Sheffield, aged Z months. This
infant died of the Small Pox, which was communal
Gated to it, is supposed, by clothing which Mr..
Sheffield twho is now confined at the hospital with
the same disease) purchased short time since in
Worcester.
In Ward, Dec. 90, Mr.. Robert Fits, aged IA.
In Charlton, Jan. 9, Mrs. Anna, wife of Mr.. John
Whpple, and daughter of the late Dea Willis Hall
of Sutton, aged 62-Psinters in Mass, Vermont.
Conn, and ~ York, are requested to insert this
death.
In Winchendon, Dec 25 Mrs. Em.ne, wife Of
Capt. Israel Whitcomb, aged 54.-Printers in Yer
mont and " York are reguestedto insert this death.
In West Boylston Jan. H. Mrs Hannah, wife of
ARENAS Reyes, aged 29.--Dec. 81, Alexander,
aged years Dec. "a, John A.. aged years, sons
OF ARENAS and Clarissa Fairbanks.
In Barre, JAN 6, Joab Holland, aged 75.-Prin-
tors in Vermont and Netc York are requested to
insert this death.
In Portland, ME Dec. ID, Miss Tluldah jenkins
aged 43.-Dec. 30. Rev. Charles Jenkins, aged a.
both formerly Of Barre.
In Boston,, Dec ST. Henry Augustus, aged
years; Jan. Is, Lucy Maria, aged years, children
of the late Geo. 5. Goddard. This is the third
death which has occurred in this family in the
space of three weeks.
In North Haven, tConn.) Mrs. Lavina, wife OF
Rev. VIM. Walcott of PetershaEi, aged 25
In New Bedford, Mrs. Abigail, widow of the late
Mr. Philip Wing, sged 75.--Robert Allen, aged
about 70.
In Firbaven, Mr.. Henry Huttlestone, aged 81.
In Cleaveland, (0hiol MIR. James Short, aged %
formerly Of Derby Comm He was wounded
in the hand by rifle ball which penetrated to hi
wrist and occasioned the ck;jaw; to telege thi
the cold showering bath was tried which produces
immediate death.
In " alpole. IN. H. SyIvanus Johnson, aged 81
Mr.. j. was one of the children of Mr.. James John
son, who, with his wife and three children, the de
ceased included, was taken captive by the Indian
in I754 and carried to Canada where they re
manned in captivity four years.-Widow Jerusi
Alexander in the Tooth year of her age.
In Kingston, Upper Canada, Dec. 20, Betty Pow
ell, a celored woman, aged 100. She retained h,
aculties, with the exception of her sght,) to Il
asst moment Of her illness.
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few individuals in the community, who do not
Ike d" to be compelled 10 support preaching by
the strong arm OF the law" and think it would
be well TO inquire if those few would ike to
support it in any other way; as also TO inquire
if this few is not strengthened just now by an
other few vino hold that ignorance and religion
20 hanG in hand, before they ere left TO their
choice. As for L" Fair Plays" destination
against Boosting, I will only say, that pre-
sum. The public will understand that he is one
Of those extremely modest men, who will nei.
Their claim a COED character for his toscn, his
State, or hardly for his country.
AsTrREFoRa.
Barre, Jan. 0, 1892
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~ Notice is hereby gwen, that the Selectmen
of Worcester have taken the two small houses OF
Mr., Nathaniel Bond, and also the house of Mr..
Wing Kelley, for the purpose of using them as
Hospitals in case of need-and all persons are
hereby forbidden entering saio houses without per-
mission of the Selectmen. And all householders
and physicians in Worcester, are hereby required
to notify the Seiectmen of any disorder occurring
in their families, in their practice, which they
consider to be the Small Pox or Variood.
By order of the Seleetmen of Worcester
Jan. Is. FREDERICK w. PAINE.
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TO THE. Pa7RoMs OF THE spy

The heavy expenses necessarily incurrsa
an the support Of Our establishment compel us
to call upon such Of our patrons as are in
arrears for a settlement Of accounts. Those
pho are indebted to this office, either for the
Paper or for .4dcertising, &C., beyond the
usual term Of credit, are respectfully requested
10 settle the same t0ithout further delay.
iSpY Office, Jan. 1882
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FRESH
TE.4S, COFFEE, &c.
BENZ. BUTMAN & CO.

III 81 AVE for sale on favorable terms
H. q 10 chests superior Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin, Pecco, and Tonkay Teas,
% do. do. Souchong do.
10 bags Old Java Coffee,
10 do. w. |. do.
3 pipes Woodhouse" Sicily Wine,
do. Lisbon do.
do Old Port do.
100 bbls Baltimore and Genesee White Wheat
Flour,
5 casks prime Rice,
8 hhds. st. Creix and New Orleans Sugar,
10 boxes Philadelphia Loaf and Lump do.
10 do White and Brown Havana do.
II drums superior Figs,
5 boxes Prunes,
hkds. Retailing Moiasses,
1000 lbs. prime Butter,
1000 do New Milk and Four Meal Cheese,
5000 do Dried Apple,
20 bbs. No. 2 hiackerel,
40 halfbbs. do do.
25 bags Fine Salt,
100 bush. c. f. do
SO casks Nails and Spikes,
% quintals Cod Fish,
few quintas Old Dun FISH,
PIckled Salmon. &c &c.
Worcester, Jan. IT, If
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OPDIN4TTON

The Rev. F. AUGUSTUS WILLARD having &C.
cepted the invitation of the First Baptist Church
and Society, in this town, TO become their Pastor
will be ordained THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock
Sermon by Rev. Professor RIPLEY, of the Newton
Theological institution Jan IS,
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.MA RR LED :

In Uxbrdge, Mr.. Robert Rogerson of Boston, to
Miss Betsey Beaman.
In Grafton, by Rev. Otis Converse, Mr.. Levi B.
Fisher to Miss Almra Wheeler; Mr. John Spauld-
ing to Miss Selinda W. Cole-all of Grafton
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Phelps s. Furthermore
FOR SALE

A PAIR of MULES Of la Spindles each, in
"a good condition, and sold only TO give
room for larger pair to supply deficiency Of
yarn Inquire Of LINUS CHILD. Esq, at
southbridge, or HERVEY HARTSHORN,
at the Quincbaug Factory, in sturbrdge, where.
tho Mules may be examined.
Stur5ridge, Jan. u. ~
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COPHR TNERSHIP.

TESHE subscribers have this day formed a
r connection in business under the firm of
d. GODDARD & CO. They have taken the
Shop and Goods heretofore occupied by p. & d.
GODDARD q Co., and will continue 10 manu-
iacture and keep on hand, an extensive assort-
ment of MATCHES, JERELRY, &C.; and
request continuance of the patronage of their
former customers.
DANIEL GODDARD.
RUFUS D. DUNBAR
tXnrnasfer Ian LIZ 1920
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Rnn CORDS Hemlock, White Pine, or
WV Chestnut Wood-cut and split quit
able for burning Brick TO be delivered at Mr..
Brittons Yard, two miles north of the Court
House. ESTABROOK & HOWE.
Worcester, Jan IT,
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POST RIDER WANTED.

HNHE Post Route from Worcester to Men.
Il don and Milford, is now unoccupied on.
which there have beer carried $50 Papers frsm
this Office, and on which it is believed that u
faithful and attentive Post rider might circn.
late from $50 to 800 of the Worcester papers, in
distance of about % miles. Any person wish
ing to engage in the business, may receive fur
Their information by applying at this Office.
Jan. LII.
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Dissolution, of Copartnership.

TE ME subscribers have this day dissolved
II their connection in business, by mutual
consent. All those persons indebted to the
firm OF P. d d. GODDARD & Co.; are request.
ed to make Immediate payment to D. CoDDARp
Il Co. FARLEY GODDARD.
DANIEL GODDARD.
RUFUS D. DUNBAR
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1882
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FARM AT AUCTION.
- NV I'll be sold at Public Auc.

- WILL be sold at Public Auc.
IEEs@H wv ton, on WEDNESDAY, he
aHsH 22d day Of february nert, at one
of the o'clock, on the premises, (un.
less previously disposed of at private sale, a
good F.4RIs, pleasantly situated about half a
mile east of Spencer Meeting House, on the
Great Post Road leading to Boston. said
Farm contains about as acres of Land. with 8
convenient two-story Dwelling House, Barn
Wood House, and other Out Buildings, all il
good repair. 1t is we'll proportoned into Now
lng' Pasturlng, Tiilage, and Wood Land, with
with good Water.
Also, about 10 acres of Pasturing, within hall
a mile of said premises; and 81 acres of Meado,O
Land, lying in the River Meadow, so called
Conditions Of payment easy and made known
at the sale. FOR further information, apply to
the subscriber on the premises.
JONAS UNDERWOOD.
Snepcer ian IA
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MASSACHUSETTS, LYCEUM.

The first annual meeting of the Massachu.
sets Lyceum, will be held at the State House,
on the evening of Feb. l. Each County Ly-
cenm = entitled TO be represented at this meet
ing by SIX Delegates; and each Town I.yceum
by three. Reports are requested from County
l.ycenms, where they exist and, in other Coun-
Ties, from Town Lyceums The Curators re.
specially soiici: that full representation may
be sent and reports from all the Lyceums thus
specified may be forwarded previous to the 25th
inst, to the Hon. 5 G. Phillips, at the State
House, ~ to the subscriber, at No. 3 Cornhill.
BY direction OF the Curators.
Boston, Jan Ii ASA RAND, Cor. Sec'y
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a correspondent wishes to know Of the good
people OF Barre, whether their Representatives
pledged themselves to use their influence, and
to vote against any alteration of the third ar;i.
Gle of the Bill of Rights, in the Constitution of
this Commonwealth -COmmnnicated.
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Spencer, Jan. IS.
FOR SALE.

2 a FARM in New Brantree,
tsssaA IA pleasantly situated u miles
sssM east of the Meeting House, con-
!@@A- tanning about 10 acres of excellent
Land, well proportioned into Moving, Plough.
ing, Pasture, Wood Land, and Orcharding
well watered and well fenced, principally with
good stone wall. The buildings are House,
Barn, Wood House, Chaise House, &c. The
Barn is new, SO feet by 40. The price will be
very reasonable, and terms of payment will suit
the purchaser. 1t being very good situation
for Mechanic, the Buildings and part of the
Land may be had if applied for IF said Farm
is no! sold by the first Of April next, it will be
rented for one year.
u Yor further particulars, please inquire o:
Capt. JOHN HUNTER and DANFOR'TH Fl.
TUFTS near, or SAMUEL billiard on
the premises, or the subscriber at Amherst.
(Mass) GIDEON DELANO.
Jan IT, 6w
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TO BE LET.

FENHE valuable, fertile, and rich FARM,
II owned by Cyrus LELAND, ESQ.,. lately
deceased, situated on the road leading from New
England Village, in Grafton, to Worcester.
and containing about 300 acres of Land, well
apportioned for cultivation, will now be let, adj
vantageously, to careful and discreet hus-
bandman, for the ensuing season. For terms
and information, inquiries may be made of SAN.
VEL WooD. JosERiI BRucH, LUKE LELAND. and
Cyrus LELAND, all of Grafton Proposals also
may be lodged with the same persons.
Grafton, Jan. IS. 6w
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ExTRAvAeANcE. A London paper, describ.
ing the dresses of some ladies on public oc.
casioh, in that city, makes the following state.
men's:
I" The Duchess of Argyll, in dress of mas
sive gold tissue, her raven locks, and pro.
digious plume of feathers of the same color
produced contrast with her diamonds, equal
led only by
The Duchess of Bedford, whose jeweIry as
tolished all by its glitter and glare. The latte,
made prodigious display indeed Independ
entity of the necklace, vi ich cost fifty hoasund
gmincas, 100000 chains of diamonds with
amethysts in the centre, decorated her grace.
dress, from the thick velvet Spanish hat, to the
giidle or cestus, below the stomach.
"The Hon. Mrs. Pope, was meteor in the
.throng that lady was moving armament
and it was said that the cost in brilliants alone
in derss OF sombre' magnificence, (crmson,
exceeded seven hundred thousand bounds ~ o,
three millions one hundred and eight Thousand
dollars !!
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Tuesday, Jan. II, 1882.

% We deem it proper to state, that we
have been obliged, for two or three weeks,
to use paper of quality inferior to what we
would wish, in consequence of being unable
to procure better. We have, however, con-
tracted for large stock of superior quality,
and shall be able, soon, to give the Spy an
improved appearance.
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We are requested to state that the
reports in circulation of the Varioloid or
Small Pox having appeared in Oxford, are
entirely without foundation: nothing of the
kind mas as yet occurred there.
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WANTED.
a I the Printing Business Lad ID or IS
IA years of age. Apply at the Spy office.

a the PRINTING BuStness-a Lad ID or Is
IA years of age. Apply at the SPY office.
WORCESTER, IS. Jan. l6, 1882.
YENAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
Il Public Vendue, on FRIDAY, the I7th dan.
Of february neat, at four O'Clock, in the after.
noon, at the house of Samuel Banister, inn
holder, in Worcester, all the Right in EQUITY
that SETH HEMENWAY of Grafton, in said
County, had, on the fifth day of August, A. d.
1881 the day when the same was attached on
mesne process, of redeeming certain mortgaged
Real Estate, te wit one undivided half of all
which said Seth derives his title by deed from
Joseph Allen. Also, one undivided half of five
acresof Meadow Land, lying in said Grafton
Also, such share in the Real Estate of Silas
Hemenway, deceased, as may fall to SAID Seth
upon final settlement Of the Estate of said
Silas.
81 EDWARD II. HEMESwAY, d. Sheriff.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri.
Ia bers having been duly appointed Commits
sioners to receive and examine all claims of
the creditors to the Estate of JABEZ FAIR
BANK, late of Gardner, deceased, represented
insoSvent, and six months frein the fifteenth
day of December last, having been, allowed TO
said creditors 10 bring in and prove their said
claims, the SAID Commissioners will be in ses-
sion for the purposes aforesaid, at the inn of
Calvin Hayward, in Westminster, Oh the last
Mondays of February and March next. between
the hours of two and six o'clock, P. NJ. of each.
day. SIMEON SANDERsON.
NATHANIEL WRIGHT.
Westminster, Jan. 10, 1882. 3
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Mr.. Stephen Simpson.

LoNDoE, Nov. "a.
We I'm tlerstand that the second mate of
the ship Sarah, from Virginia, U. States,
has been missing since Friday last, and under
circumstances which leave little doubt that
he has fallen sacrifice to the interests of
SCIENCE" or, in other words, that he has
been murdered for the surgeons. This af-
fair has excited, as may he easily supposed,
great interest amongst persons connected
with shipping. Sailors, from their habits,
are peculiarly liable to fall into the claws of
the blood hounds in human shape by which
England is now so signaly d.sgraced. The
unfortunate mans clothes have been found
in house of i'll fame.
lie was fine young man, standing about
five feet ten inches high. The extent to
which the horrible crime of destroying hu-
man beings for the purposes Of dissection, is
carried on in London, is perfectly astound-
ing. People are missing in every part of
the metropolis. The man who swept the
cross-way at the top Of Stamford-street,
Waterloo-road, has not been seen or heard
oil for several weeks, and, as he WIS a per-
son Of regular habits, little doubt is enter
tanned that he has been murdered. @',
REVENGE. Some ten days sine, the Albany
Regency turned the Mayor of A lbany, Francis
Bloodgood, Esq, out Of Office. Since that
event, upon tho principle, probably, that one
GOOD turn deserves another, wo learn, says The
New York Commercial Advertiser, that Mr.,
Bloodgood has turned number Of poor men
out Of doors. The following is the oflicill ac
count Of the last mentioned turn ont -
CARD.
Francis Bloodgood Esq, latc Mayor of this
city, has this evening liberated all the debtors
confined in the Jail OF TIE city and county of
Albany, by paying the amounts Of the debts for
which they we're confined.
GABRr HOGAN, Jailor.
Albany, Jan. 9TH, 1892.
DemARARA. We learn that serious alarm
prevailed throughout this colony, in consc.
qnencc Of insurfcctionary movements among
ihe negroes, and that iaariial law had been
proclaimed therc.-N. J. Courier.
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II Farm and Mills for Sale.

- PENO be sold, an excellent Farm
&C ssss z in Brookfed about one mile
I.:..Ass south of the Meeting House. in
-MlAgg the South Parish, consisting Of
about 60 acres of Moving. Til.
lage, and Pasturing; of the first quality, well
watered and fenced, and about "a acres of
Wood Land: The buildings are large two.
story Dwelling House, and other convenien;
Cut Houses, two Barns, and Corn Barn. The
orchardng is sufficient for the Farm, and has
been improved, two years ago, by the insertion
Oh more than looo scIons of best selected fluit
most of which are fourisbing.
Also, good Grist Mill, with two runs o
stones, with Corn and Cob Cracker; Saw
M,ll and new Machine for Saving Shingles
under the same roof Also, small House an,
Garden, convenient for miller and his family
u Terms OF payment will be made easy, on
good security. Inquire of the subscriber, on
the premises, or of Messrs HALE & HAY.
DEN, near them. W.B. RANISTER
Brook6eld, Jan. 1s CIV