Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-11

IMPORTANT ARRESTS. In the Police Court,
yesterday, Clark Green, Lambert Albee, and Henry
Albee, brought up sundry charges for steal
ing, in all Of which Green waived on examination,
Of the Iatter's case, required to give bail for
their appearance at the next term of the Criminal
Court, and for want thereof committed to
prison. The case of Lambert Albee postponed
till Friday, on account of the absence ola witness.
II would appear that Green is regular thief by
profession. He was formerly soldier in the Mex
lean war. An overcoat was found upon his back
which belonged to Henry F. Griffin, and was stolen
from him at Waits Hotel. In his trunk was set
Of burglars tools, large bunch of keys Of various
descriptions, and sundry articles supposed TO have
been stolen, some oil which have been identified by
their owners. There are more which have not yet
been identified. They are at the Marshal's Office.
On his person were found numerous keys, and seve-
raj Rail Road checks, probably taken from articles
stolen from The Rail Road Stations. In his room
was found beds, bedding, &c., identified as having
been stolen from the Nashua station at Lincoln
square, few nights since. On the night preceding
the 18th ult four tubs Of butter, consigned to L
Wood Uxbridge, on the night of the 9Th, seven
more consigned to F. Hobrook, Bellingham, and
last Monday night, eight more, stolen from the
Providence Rail Road cars, on the track the
Junction Station. 1t has been ascertained where
Green disposed Of the two former lots, and the latter
was secured before he had disposed of but tub of
Cd tha ,,,d
implicated in the stealing ofthe butter.
SUPERIOR Flour. A very superior article
of extra superine family -four has been intro
duced into our market by Charles A. Howand,
No. 2O7 Main Street. tits put up in packages
offrom one eighth Of a barrel upwards. to suit
the convenience of families, so that by purchas-
ing but a small quantity at time they may al
ways rely on having that which is fresh and new
ground This article is manufactured at the
Suffolk County Steam Mills, in Boston, of
which we give the following account from the
Boston IraUeller:
These mills are owned by few of our most
prominent business men citizens, and are under
the superintendent of William w AIlcot, well
known as manufacturer for many years at
Rochester, N. T., of one of the most celebrated
brands Of -four from that city. In commencing
the manufacture Of flour in this city, one of the
principal objects of the proprietors was that of
supplying families with fresh ground -four, of a
quality equal if not superior TO any before offered
Tor which purpose no expense has been spared in
the perfecing of the machinery of the mills. nor
efforts in the procuring of the purest and choicest
Of nd ,ct
the short half hour we were at the mills, we wit
messed the elevating of wheat by machinery from
the hold Of a schooner TO the storage bin in the
MILL at the rate of about one thousand bushels pei
hour, the screening, winnowing, cleansing. grind
ing the wheat, cooling, boiling, and packing the
flour into bags and barrels, portion of which
will doubtless be distributed hundreds of miles
distant before the expiration Of twenty-foul
| hours.
The mills during the past week were in opera
lion FIVE and one-haif days Of "a hours each, and
manufactured 1850 barrels of high grade -four,
Hour % each person per annum) to supply the
whole population Of this city with bread. Fo
the making of this quantity of flour, for which
there is corresponding demand, about 25OC
bushels Of wheat are required daily
| Being interested in common with our citizens
IN SO important a manufacture as the article Of
Hour, we hope and trust the efforts Of the proprie
tors OF these mills may be crowned with success
and sure we are they will deserve it.