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BOSTON " WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
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YIN " VOINO En- RAIL sNH'ND
49, 49, 49, - 49,
Summer Arrangement commencing May 1.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 81 81, lit 4. M 40 end p III.
The last on the arrival of the New Haven Train.
The 81 AM train will take east of birmingham.
Passengers will leave MiEbury at St M. and ST
PASSENGERS will leave HoliStOn at A. NJ and At
The At p teain will stop at Way Stations take
up passengers
Leave BOSTON at 4 8 Am BIAS bpm
The M will stop only take up passengers at
Way Stations for Sp ingfed or beyond, to take up
for Worcester at Way stations Cest of Fra
bingham.
The 8 A. train will land no one east of Framnghrm.
to take up WeSfern Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday.
The P. train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich to run heretofore, without stops except at
FrGminghd
Passengers for MHbury and HoliSton will take the
and M trains. Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the 8 AM and % P trains.
n b. The A. M. and p NJ trains take passengers at
Boston for New York. via New Haven.
Brookiine Special Trains
Leave Brookline at 4 8, and and 2, 81,
Leave Boston al ~ 81 & 10 and l2a p AZ st u
Net1ton Special T'roins
cave Lower Falls at and 81 AM %, and Pm.
Leave Boston at IT AM, l24, 81, 81 anO 81 M.
SdrsnuHe Special Trains.
Leave Saxomvlle at 81 Am. and 81 PM
Leave Bost at 81 and PM
Boston, May l, lS45 If VIM PARKER, Sup't.
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Notice to Manufacturers.

HE subscribers are Agents for the sale of REEDS and
Il HARNESSES of superior manufacture and are cons
ndent there Is nothing which reach their Reeds and
Harnesses In manufacture and finish. Samples of the
Reeds be examined and the subscribers are
to furnish all orders on favorable terms Manufacturers
invited to examine their Reeds.
WILLARD, BRANCH & CO.,
Junes dwu24 No. Warden Block.
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CITY DEPOT
IA7 Main Street.

Over Miss JENCK's Bonnet Rooms Cd door north of the
Central Hotel, WORCESTER, MASS.
subscriber grateful for past patronage hereby takes
l. pleasure in announcing that he has removed TO the
above mentioned place, where ne has elegantly fitted mp
three Rooms for the reception OF his customers aordng
them superior advantages for the selection and application
OF instruments over any other establishment in the city,
which, in connection with his choice variety and the
dons on which they sold he 1atters himself will
insure him continuation of liberal patronage.
Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen have respective en-
frances and Lady will constantly be in attendance upon
Ladies in their Room.
Ali Instruments warranted OF the best quality and to
give satisfaction or the price paid refunded
Among the instruments for weakness and roughness of
voice weakness of chest PapitatOn of the heart death
like sinking dull dragging pains in the Sides cOstveness,
piles, debility about The hips and lower extremties
pains and weakness of the back distortions from
ture OF the spne prOapus and general muscular reaxa
ton experienced the approach and during wealth
SUPPORTER, neat, light, and elegant article; CHA
PINS do Grains SpnO Abdominal do Fch's, Board.
mans, Bartlets, and others Braces and ErpdnderS
Fuchs SLIDER Inhaling Tubes, SC. sc.
For the reduction and cure of HERNIA
HalvOrsOn's Patent Regulating Truss
has superior Testimonials of icacy from the
hicted, physicians and the press be the Office
Physicians and Clergymen are invited to call and
Inc my selection OF Instruments and shall be entitled
liberal discount on any purchase they make.
REPAIRING OF Instruments solicited, and executed in
substantial manner.
N. B. For sale, DR.. Bannings Common Sense" a
popular work OF merit Diseases price rs cts.
Also, Dr. Fitch's celebrated Lectures Lungs and
their Uses-Causes prevention and of Consumption
Acthma &c.-price so cts. ii. HALVORSON.
Worcester, March 20. dwtf
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CITY DYE HOUSE,
Dye-House Removed,

VNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelng
Works to his New Shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main Sreet where all goods must
be lett Having frstrate shop with every convenience
attached ne feels confident in assuring the p"Oc that his
work shall be done WELL and at shorter notice than a.
any other shop OF the kind in this vcirity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS COored, as usual for
ONE DcLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS COlored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Co0ts and Pants cleansed and pressed at one days no
tice, if desired CARPETS SHAwLs of all kinds, and Mil
ITARY UNIFORMS ceansed and pressed and
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, or no charge will be made.
~ Only Office in Worcester is on Cent?
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS
Worcester, Avg. q 35tt
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Worcester County
Agricultural Warehouse, Seed Store &c

WE subscriber would inform the inhabitants of Wor,
a cester and vicinity that he has ened Commission
warehouse ut No. 220 MAIN STREET, opposite the CITY
HdL FORESTER for he fae of all kind. Of AGRICUI-
lUKAL and HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
mACHINE5 Also, Grass, Garden, Field md FiotUer
SEEDS Together with general assortment of Wooden
Ware Baskets, SC. &c.
All persons wishing to purchase any of the above men,
uoneu arcies are invited to call and examine his stock
WIN the assurance thai they will find choice selection
OF good quality, and fair prices
Worcester, May 10 l3w OTIS CONVERSE
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For sale or to Let.

A,-a A SMALL COTTON MILL situated about IL
fa9h "A miles from Worceser,wi be sold exchanged
@ for other property, or let for of years. In.
quire at the Office OF the Massachusetts Spy. Oct
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ACCOMMODATION TRIMS.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A. M. and Al pm
Leave Norwich at AL and P M.
II The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester with the Trains the
ton and Worcester and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from con
meets with the 24 M. Train from Boston.
The Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
with the O'clock A. NJ train Providence
NEW YORK TRAIN, Uid Steam Boat.
Leaves NorwichfOr Boston every morn ng Except Mon
cay) upon the arrival Of the Boat from New York. stop
ping at Norwich and Danielsonville
Leaves Worcester for New York upon the arrival
Train from Boston Mt about 81 tally except Sunday
stopping at Danielsonville and Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each way, except Sunday.
Leaving Norwich at 7, and Worcester at 81 A. M.
Special contracts will be made for cargoes large guam
titles of Freight application to the Superintendent
Fares less when paid for Tickets when paid
In the w. DEARBORN.
Supt and Eng. d w. R. R.
Norwich Nov 80, 1897 dwtf
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
"a TWO HOUSES pleasantly situated on Summer
fsAN Street, in the city Of Worcester. The first Is
Glll Cottage House, fronting on Summer st., NO 63-
In the OF this stands the two story house. which IL
divided into tenements The above affords rare OPP
portunty for any gentlemen wishing to purchase house
for his speculation. For further particu!
lars inquire OLA. THAYER, on the premises
Aprills
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Look at This I,

- 'INHE subscriber will sell his FARM, situated 1916
Hnif minutes drive from Main ST., Woreester0 on
G1SA the Barre Road containing about eighty acres-l9
OF which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit, bearing state well
fenced with stone wall and good supply water per-
maps us can ne found on any other estate Of equal size
said estate will be sold together divided may best
suit For particulars, please call on
Worcester, Dec g. If BENJAMIN FLAGC
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worcester, SOtthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE.

STAGE,
In connection Wlfh the Nor,vich and Wor...,.. n
&gESHIp forms the public e'p psc. ~ ~,
0LNsZ M M1D established new line Of stage. -" so
bridge and urbrdge. Leave southbrdge al Ga NJ ami
arrive at Webster In time to take the 81 train ~ "u
worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at nj ''
RETURNING-Leave Boston AT 9i and 49, NJ N. W.
r. M, arriving at southbrdge a, 81 p M thus giyns
5ouhbrdge passengers "a hours In Boston and return M
same day. III Passengers for Worcester will he as, a. e
al the Norwich and WOYcester Depot "n
Tickets can be obtained Of the subscriber anil at Phsn,
Jeweiry Store in southbdee through TO Worcest.r mi
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket CSG 3d."
through 70 southbrdge. Fare BY this route is as iow NJ
By any other. ~ 10
All business ntrused to the subscriber will be promn
ly and faithfully attended to. P'
DD Office in Worcester ut the Am Temperance House
May 10. JOSEPH sHEPARD
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mene.d within two years from the tine he shall have
cesseo Z BE a sio>shflcsr IN such company
% II shall b the duty Of the trustees q every sucs
corporation company book Be Kept By the
treasurer thereof containing The names u al persons
Alphabetically srrsnseo who are q shall. within
y-srs- have been stockholders o sueh mrsny. and
showing their places of residence the member q shsres
Of stock held By them resOectiveiy, s1d the time
vh-u they respectively became the owners % such
shares ana also let q 81 existfrK debts and sb
ties and the q stock actually paid In; which
book shall. during tie usus business hours o. ths Day
every day except Sunday and the fourth day o. July be
open for The o. snd creditors ofhe
company and their personal representatives, ~ tne Office
principal place Of business q sueh psny, In the
county where business operations shall Be loested sno
any and every such ockhoosr creditor or reyr.s-nts
tive shall have zht 20 make extracts from such book
and transfer o. shall be wand for any purpose
whatever except 70 render the 70 whom 70 shall Be
transferred liable for the debts Of The sccord
the provisions Of TINS act until if shall been
tered therein asrsqursd by this section b7 entry show
ina 70 and from whom transferred Such book shall be
presumPve evidence ci tue facts there stated IN favor
Of The plaintiff 10 any suit or against such com
psDy or against any one or more tocsholcsrs
- Every corp ration created under this set shall pos
the general powers PRIVILEGES and Be subject
he liabilities and restrictions contained 10 title third Of
chapter eighteen Of the hsf Of the Revised Statutes
q. THIS act shall take effect immed Aisiy.
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By Telegraph to The TSl5rne.
NEw-yORK LEGISLATURE.
aOHNISG REPORT.
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb.

MprNiNo hffbhl-
SENATE. ..ALBASY. Feb 81 r. ".
The general bill for the Formation Of Bridge
Companies vas referred TO be reported piete.
The bill for the Formation Of Charitable and Re-
ligious Societies was also referred 20 be reported
complete
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. RAYNo.D reported with amendment the bill
relative to Appeals from the Superior and Common
Pleas Courts Of New York.
Mr. ROSE gave notice Of bill to Reduce the
Fare on Railways.
The Troy and Boston Railway bill was taken up
in Committee. IN answer 20 a question put by
Mr.. w. s SMITH the Chairman Of the Railway
Committee stated that q majority Of the Commit
tee had agreed a resolution that the objects Of
railway corporations cannot be attained by general
law. The Committee would probably report this
resolution and thus bring the whole subject before
the House
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ Mr.. TBoNPsOS Of Pa. who goes in Tor the
yexican Robbery 10 the fullest extent. will no
Soubt be surprised TO see himself reported in Tie
Tri5une as having offered resolution for the with
,srawa of our troops from Mexico Mr.. sTRoHx.
Wing, Of Lancaster-an individual very different
rom SIR. Twas the gentlemen who offered the
resolution referred to. The error was committed by
our compositor. That individual has great many
,ns 70 answer for We perceive that other papers
frequently complain Of his shortcomings
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NOT ICES.
PHREEOLU5isrs AND PUBLISHERS
FDWILlS- & WELLS,

~ DIR. Banning. Once removed 70 35y Broadu aJ
near Ffankiinst. wie,e the " Patent BODY brace may
D. ha4 II I'm
re.r-N lrt 80 Co-Useufat fsWu.srT HAL 40 y
u DIR. Banning's Body Bruce.-Ths intrinsic
this Instrument have steadily advanced the sale
and Of IT, and Il now enjoys prominent po ton IN
public TIE which has attended tts applies
for female weskne-es Of the Lungs back
breast stomach limbs aud digestive organs has Deen IN
eNsnpled.
The following extracts from letters from few OF
those who have and perslc-d 10 benec elects
From, Com 1Aos Up O.. Jl"es, 4. s y.
feel warranted ia ssyins, that not only as nay Abiy
endure fatigue been ~ay renovated by Or hnning
Brace, bat that general health has also improved IN
der lis use "
From Ms O. Slarr M,ddl,,os-n. v }.
For three years. ind s-ston with al its attendants
palpitson Ne heart pains the back and imb-' vat
nervous debility. prayed upon me until ie wasa burden
have ~0fn the ace th MONTH. tue unpleasant sen
tirely left me- my back DO. become strong, aud mGd
cheerful
FROM r " Hls. " D. Nddiefoasn. chie,
Last week applied another q your Braces Tor case
Of prolapsu- ufsTi WIN marked be.-ft No MONEY won
the Brace Of that paI-nt Doctor q " this place,
made your accuair tslcs a. Saratoga 500 no the
Brscs his vile. hon sou sppsd 10 org naly had
% far recovered ~ not ~ require iL'
Ladies gentlemen ~Ao ~ess win softnrss ~
breeif sad easily f.u.usd, vii hld N invaluable IL
throws the body into vpnsht position, expands th-
lungs and enables them 10 wax with oase. Oice 'S'
Broadway
y B.-Persons from a distance ordering The Brace
should send the number Of inches around tho hips neh
fron the op j. teoao'
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TUESDAY Feb. IS.
HOWE MissIoSs.-A very interesting Sermon vas
preached last SUNDAY by Rev. Dr. BADerR in Dr. ADANss
Church. Brocmest IN behalf Of the American Home Mis-
.onary Soce'y. Dr. b. stated that the Society en-
poys 972 Ministers scattered through a paris fihe In
ion. and preaching 10 40 churches The expense % the
Society Of supporting this body Of AboreTs is $50 each
year. OF $4,000 in ALL More than 100 additional minis
;es have asked for but The Society has not bad he
Of supporting them. In Texas, with a territory
seven times as large New-York and population Of loO
oOo there Is only missionary n Oregon there not
one though ore On the way ihither the Roman Cath
Ole Church however has Bishop and twenty priests In
that region and Archbishop, with eleven msslona
ries and seventeen nuns Will soon be there.
II was also stated by the Rev. DIR. that foreign mis-
onary society had been formed in the Sandwich Islands
with the Valley Of the Mississippi It's chosen field Of op
erationsi The treasury of the american Home Mission
AIRY Society mas received 500 hom this source. 1, also
slated By Dr. ADAMS that the Sandwich Island Society
had sent to their station in this country ptningpres,
which some time $50 sent from here 70 aid the mis-
sian1ry operations In that distant region.
~ At q late meeting OF the Commissioners Of
linn grafton the following resolution, which will explain
ii,elf was unanimously adopted;
Res0e3 That this Board deegly REGRETS the resignation
Of tce bv their former President and associate WIN.
Havcmeyef The Commissioner feel 10 20 be their duiy
90 eTpfess him and 70 The puoc their hfh Of the
great value Of bis constant devoted ani efficient services
rendered President Of the Board, and member ri
he Executive Committee.
CHARAcTgRrsTIc.-The Express, in a well.de.
served puff Of sgnor spinetos learned Canary Birds,
Gays that "ihere IS afternoon exhibition every day IN
The week aai erery essni10 except Monday
nj ri -
20 convey troops and Vera Cruz and the ship
Edward Everett to load California and the Govern
ment still wants two vessels for the latter desnA-
ton. l,dn.
POLICE Officer Hallick, last evening, arrested
youuc fe Ow named John Peterson. charge Of steal
rg m ovetcoai from Timothy McEvoy of No. 456 Grand
ct Eme inc Howard taken into custody charge
Of stealing six dresses and other property from MARY
Bates of 40. l2l Mubeuy.st. Della Muli-an wa
brought up charge Of stealing bracelet ard mum.
valued &3l. John c. Hall taken into oty and
detained 10 answer charge OF stealing breas,pn and
other property belonging John Hanvkdof the sixteenth
Ward. William Murray brought up aud held 10
acaarse OF stealing IS rom Frederick Morgan
officer Mott last evening arrested person by the name
OF Peter Carroll. residing IN the Eighteenth Ward on
charge Of purchasing goods knowing them 10 have been
stolen. Held u nsVer....A sailor, named Michael Pur-
sell taken into custody by officer Rowe on charge
Of attempting create revolt board the pAekeshp
uOttlnguef.
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sssvAsD's MAMMOTH rASOSAAA % TN
MI SSlSSIPPI RiVERi

rHg LAsGEsT PAfNTi~c ~ THE WORLD
DAtNTTD ON THREE MILES OF CASNAS'-Er
L hhitinga view Of country ~ miles IN length, extend
ing from tie Of the ssoun River the City Of
NeWOr-sus and reaching over ten degrees Of latitude
BEING tn LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
0pen every evening (Sundsys excepted A. the SEN
PANORAMA BUILDING m Broadway. adjoining NJ bio
Garden Admission 81 cents children bAlf price. The
Panorama will Commences moving ~ y O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays al
So'-lonk 81 fisn.
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Mist OF THE UsITED STATES -Ine President
90 ~ Ied states has sesgustsd the following sente-
s-,sf Cornnis % ATTEND he annual Nss1y
>, be feli a. the Mint tbs day; - n,
Profe.,or n HorsfJrt. q c smoritse. Mac TO-
Rohiey Dung ls0n Of PhIladephs froi me- . =
= rri,t,,i. The Commissioners r eTti0 are; Hon
Josn Ksne Judge Of The L. Dis;re. Coart. n a
selehia; Thomas NJ Petit Esq. I . D'stIie' A''o'De'
'AA'' ~ '-'F rPhls y. An. Monday
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nROnKIYN AFFAIRS.

Frozen TO DEATH.-A melancholy affair took
place o. SATURDAY. afternoon. in small boat In Go~anus
Bay which resulted In the death n lad named Richard
Denares From an investigation issiltuied by Coroner
Abraham Yesterday appears that the deceased had en-
gaged hand board the sloOp Edwin Kirk. On her
return NewYork, saturday she was caught by the
floating ice which forced her 10 anchor IN GowAnus
ssy about one hundred yards from the shore. Here ale
was orce remain during the day, there being no IRE
provision, spirits board Dsmarest complained BIT
terly OF the cold and npmuness which came over him.
About flur O'Clock Patrick NcGarvey. another hand on
the soop sisriad Tor the shore with pemires in small
skn and onieavorrt I'm vain 20 make way through the
surrounding lee Having proceeded half the distance the
skin became immOyabe. AMI here ia occupants were
obliged to remain exposed 70 The intense cold until o.
clock In TIE evening In the time Demarest actually
oze death and McGsrsey had hard Work 10 avoid the
same fate when he ice became somewhat more loose ne
succeeded BY dnt Of almost superhuman exeron In Fore
ing rearer when the only resource FOR safety wss
u junplng into the water and wating 10 the land. lie
accordingly abandoned the boat AMI succeeded In reaching
the shore in nearly pershng condition. where he Oh
tanned the relief he mnch needed from some OF The IN
haban,s o. GOwauus Yesterday morning the skin Win
rs dead occupant brought 10 the shore aud the De
ceased taken Ia charge by The Coroner Who held an In
quest IN the Mayors once Tee jury found verdict IN
Accordance with tho facts Eagle.
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SNAIL Pox Is UrIcA.-Oar correspondent seems
70 have been somewhat mistaken "a his Information re-
spee,us the appearance Of the snail P'x In UueA The
Oneida H-ai says.
There have been no eases OF genuine small Pox AZ he
Female Academy There were two mild cases Of vErio-
c8 bat - The cate OF the shove letter both hAi nearly
" entirely recovered ard he alarm which mssPprehen-
sion q ~ character OF ne disease had 81 is' e.
cited, hRt wholly su5slt-&."
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clus' lnk cl Mrs.f-! - - -. =
PIN J. n. CLEVELAND, VI WHE1LEk J. R1 Dtk
aud W WALTON. respectfully announce % the public
that they intend giving series lect Ethiopian IN
taumens a. the 81 We Hall commencing on Monday reb
'Ther Concerts consist OF popular and orRnh pNef'
Ge-s SOng-. Bur-qles Dauces. &C In the @Secu-
ton Of which they challenge competition Tire oeral pst'
enjoyed during their performance Of tive weeks
Coumti1n nall and the nd alton they received A.
Pamos Opera Hous. encourage the Brothers" % hope
for continuance Of the public favor Tickets . cents
each Doors open at q! performance to commence At u
precisely lN l~b'
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LICENSES n PENNsILvASIA.-The State o. Penn
sylvsrA shout attempt The Increase Of her revenues
by heavy taxes Merchants and Tavern-Keepers Ire
later ara to pay $40 each per Anaum Ia Al eases where
the YEARLY rental q their premises ess han 500 thence
increasing IS for every 500 Of rent to 5000 which
n, esr.e 6. 70 e Sass with IKE iacrsis; thereafter,
n. shout think n Revenue project very fair one.
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CONDITION OF MEXlco.-A respondent Of the
North smycag. writing from Mexico under Date o. The
18Th ul.. says;
"You may judge. from the condition Of the country
how business IS ia ihs city TIE MexicAns are without
money crctit there l. Rone-s1i al the principal families
have eft the CITY No person OF toors Afsr
sunset as there are number Of followers Of ihe army who
rob every one they In the streets ever me cers
Of the Army have been robbed In the pfnePa stiee As
vet Gen cott has not been abe 20 pu. On al efficient po
ice