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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25


We are beginning to get notices of the ap.
pearance of the meteor seen here on the night
Of July Doth, as it was observed at places wide
ly apart. 1t was seen in Hanover, n. H., and
at Philadelphia and Danville, Pa. The follow
ing extracts are from letters and editorials in
our exchanges -
AT PHILADELPHIA.-It was preceded by a
radiance similar to that of an aurora, and pro-
gressed slowly, lingering for some time within
the range of vision. In the neighborhood of
Paramount, it seemed to touch the top of the
reservoir mound, while those who witnessed it
from the wharf described it as sinking into the
Delaware, whose surface was illuminated with
its brilliancy. OF course this was, in reality,
not the case, as accounts from some distance
below Camden, represent it as still pursuing
its fight towards the orient.
AT ASTORIA, L. IL was standing on hill
at 9.45 p. NJ, when / saw it distinctly rise from
the western horizon, and thought at first it was
a rocket coming towards me. As it approached
it looked as if there had been an explosion
which had divided it into thirty or forty dis
tinct balls of fire. The largest taking the lead,
it passed slowly over my head, q little to the
northward, and very slowly. The leading ball
then took conieal shape, the others still re.
naming, to my vision, round l watched it
ill it sunk behind the eastern horizon.
AT BEDFORD, WEsTcHEsTER Co., N. Y
Its course was from the northwest where it
seemed to arise, to southeast. 1t resembled
two balls Of fire or reversed spear heads, one
behind the other, connected by link of fire
something like chain shot, and followed by
steady train of disjointed, broken bars of light
or elongated sparks. The last ball gave out
sparks OF fire, most Of them following in the
tram, but one or two Of them divereed. and
were distinctly visible for some seconds. The
path OF the meteor was apparently very low
hardly attaining an altitude of forty.fiye de-
grees, and seeming scarcely higher than The
greatest height Of large rocket. The move.
ment OF the meteor seemed very slow-far less
rapid than the usual fight Of a falling star
more like that OF a bird sailing through me air
ut great height 1t disappeared-burned out
as il were--before reaching the horizon M
about fifteen degrees.
A correspondent of the Norwich Bulletin
writing from Jewett City, Conn, speaking OF
the meteor seen on the evening of July 10th
describes its appearance and motion as follows
Its course was from west to east il was
moving horizontally, and, in appearance abou
two hundred feet from the ground, at the rat,
OF fifteen miles per hour 1t somewhat resem
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/ bled rocket, but more hot iron intensel,
| heated, just from the forge. There was a lit
tie whizzing sound, and a constant emitting O
balls which followed in its TRAIL
The editor of the Hartford Press was a pas
senger in the steamer City of Hartford, going
to New York, and saw the meteor Just as the
boat had entered the sound. He says:
The first thought was that it was a balloon
sent up by heated air from a burning sponge
dipped IN alcohol, and that it had caught fire
and was being rapidly consumed. 1t was ap-
parently shedding flakes of flame just as such
a balloon would. But the breeze was from
the southwest and this was coming across it.
1t was soon evident that the blaze was moving
horizontally and with astonishing speed. AS
1t neared us it showed as two splendid balls of
1re close together, moving gracefully at a per-
fectly uniform rate, and leaving a trail of
light, with vanishing flakes of fire. The
boat and the waters were Illuminated as by the
full moon. As it came opposite us, it must
have been at an elevation of about fifty de.
grees. 1t went steadily to the southeast and
slowly out of sight over Long Island, still APP
parently preserving the same altitude. The
magnificent spectacle lasted about one minute.
though perhaps my estimate is unreliable, as l
was SO startled by the great wonder that l took
no thought OF time. Some said it was five
hundred feet high, Others a mile or two miles
scientific men may make their own estimates.
Had l seen birds taking similar course and
at similar angles from the horizon, should
nave said they were half mile high"
The Bridgeport Farmer says Zone of the
stones passed through the window of house
in East Bridgeport. 1t was about two inches
square"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

cbuy me, and I'll do you gOOd.-CLEANsE THE
system RIFY THE BLooD.-The best Spring and SUM
inS S M8lieIne IN the World is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
and HEItB BlTTERS, composed of Sarsaparla Wild
Rh hgThy Mellow Dock Prcky Ash rhoroughworh
compounded as TO act in concert and assist Nature in
eradeatng Diseases These Btters continue to be the
most standard, popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered 1or the cure OF Liver Complaints and all their at
ehats; Janndice in its worst forms; Humors: whetb
acni dyspepsia Costiveness; Female Weakness; and
usease arising nom Indigestion, Orsedentary habits
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III H. ee sloe bowels or Back Flatuency Loss OF Appe
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Clthe Blood Diseased Liver or Disoriered Stomach 10
Mc every person is more oress subject this climate
eleel O TINS medicine is w0nderful-it acts d.
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sg te blood cleansing from all humors and caus
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restoring the invalid TO health and usefulness -
Only 70 and IS cents per bottle Sold nv Dealers II,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

Morris BROTHERS, PELL TRowBRIDGE's
MINsTRELs will give one of their inimitable
performances tonight, at Mechanics Hall.
They never appeal IN vain to the public, for
their company is known to be composed of
first rate artists and has no superior. They
will give an entirely new programme of songs
and jokes, and the "Grecian statues" and a
famous clog dance will form part of the enter
tainment.
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closed at seven. There were forty-six innings.
AT the close of the game, Mr.. d. II. Bemis,
in behalf of the Olympics, congratulated the
clubs on the good feeling that had prevailed
during the play, and after returning the thanks
OF the players to the referees, for the impair
tal manner in which they had performed their
duties, invited all hands to collation. furnished
to their yisitors,--an invitation which they
were not slow to accept Considerable dele
CATIONS were present from the Spartan and
Mechanics clubs of this city.
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/ pounds. Uniform, white shirts red handker'
chiefs.
Yale, built by Mckay AS feet long, % inch
es wide, weight 1S2 pounds )-Brayton Ives
bow, $50 pounds E. L. Richards, 40 pounds
L. P. Mckinney, $50 pounds w. e, Bradley
147 pounds; c. T. Stanton, Jr., las pounds
II. L. johnson, Jr,, AS pounds; c. G. Merrill,
coxswain, III pounds. Uniform, blue hand
kerchiefs and white shifts.
Brunonia, built by Mckay weight about zoo
pounds )-rowed by students of Brown Univer.
sty-C. d. Cady, bow, l20 pounds; F. 5.
Jastram, 1861 pounds; E. p Brown, l3s
pounds 0. Lapham, 1873 pounds; E. II. Sears,
las pounds; A. NJ. Bowen, stroke, 1855 pounds;
| w. II. Ames, cOXswain, 105 pounds. Uni
form, white shirts, black handkerchieifs.
Gersh Banker, an Albany six-oared shell,
rowed by Newburg crew. Ward; u. w.
Shaw Ben. Marvel; VIM. futile; Chas.
Service; Peter Hunt. Uniform, white shirts
and handkerchiefs.
Quickstep, of Boston, four-oared shell,
rowed by-James Scott; Robert Donovan ;
j. Driscoll NJ Long. Uniform, pink shirts
and white handkerchiefs.
1t will be noticed that the races to-day prom
lses to be very interesting, from the number OF
boats entered and the reputation of many of
the oarsmen. Many profess to believe that
the celebrated "Union" four-oared boat will be
the victor in the fourth race, closely pressed
by the Harvard" But the Newburg boat
"Gersh Banker" which arrived yesterday, is a
fast one and rowed by powerful men. This
boat was made by Mr.. Shaw of Newburg,
who has built several which are favorites with
the boating fraternity. He holds the bow oar
to-day. Moreover, it will not be forgot that
the renowned Harvard" was very closely fol-
lowed by the "Yale" yesterday and that "Yale"
was victorious on the second day last year.
There are many friends of the latter who think
"Yale" will be triumphant over all to-day.
The wherry race will be brilliant as several
champion oarsmen have entered the lists We
are sorry to learn that Hancon is unable to be
here, but New York is represented by Ward,
well known as a splendid oarsman. The race
for two pair oars will be novelty here. The
third race is contested entirely by college
boats.
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FLOATING BRIDGE-In my opinion, the public have
been misnformed in regard to the dangers the floating
bridge over Lake Quinsigamond; uy opinion it is
perfectly aae for gil teams that can get it. as have
driven as mueh i9wegH as all>the teams would make
that could get S9e-crows needed at this sea-
son OF the SeaR corr1s too high shall not undertake
to fee h9p9rce enough to get them to point their canes
every other way than into the woods for 1 think the
city pays them full much they are worth to the
public TIOMAS GATES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

The SIGNAL STATION ON THE BosroN
RoAD.-Our advice yesterday, to wait patient
ly for the next train if the first or second were
filled, was faithfully acted upon. Fortunately
the detensions were brief; but no word Of
complaint reached our ears. More than three
thousand persons in both directions, were car
ried, and quieter or more respectable COM
pany could not be desired. AS, however,
some of the last cars in each train were un-
comfortably crowded while those nearest the
engine were not half filed, and sometimes
were empty, to say we counsel our friends to
consult their comfort by getting into the for
ward cars to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

The WORCESTER DAILY TIMES, which
made Its first appearance last Monday morn
ing, is an able and earnest supporter of Hon.
Stephen A Douglas for the presidency. We
hope to establish and maintain pleasant rela-
tons with our new neighbor. Mr.. Bates has
our cordial wishes for his success in business
We can not honestly wish him success in his
Mullins
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

DROWNED IN LEIoEsTER.-Mrs. Mary Bar
ker, wife Of Thomas Barker, formerly of this
city, was accidentally drowned, Monday even
ing, in the pond at Bottomlys factory in Lei
cester. She had not lived happily with her
husband, and was working on her own ac.
count in the factory. While engaged in an
evening frolic it is supposed she fell over the
the guard erected to protect the public, and
was drowned. She was but twenty years old,
and was the daughter of Thomas Kelly, resid-
ing on Bridge street in this city.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
The College Chess Match

II nc NUAIeKo NII0Fs NJ 3tICHs
The first game in the college chess match
was finished last night, after eleven o'clock.
1t resulted in draw. This game was played
with much skill on both sides, but there was a
great deal more time spent on it than should
have been allowed. The three games of the
match are still to be played, and the players
will probably despatch business more rapidly
today. We give here the complete score of
this drawn game =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

Bushels Institute for Young Ladies will occur
July 26 and q. The classes will be examined
in Clark's Block, on Thursday, commencing
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock p. NJ. The
graduating exercises will take place at Wash
burn Hall, Friday evening, commencing at
o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

"UPIDEE" AND "L1ToR1A," two somewhat
rollicking college tunes, especially when sung
after midnight, will become familiar as honse-
hold words" before the college boys leave us.
One song which has been echoed on Main
street at unreasonable hours with remarkable
freedom of tone as well as tune, we should
characterize as of Il rowdy character, were it
not for the stentorian "Glory Hailelujah,"
which ends each verse.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

THE BILLIARD MATCH between Harvard
and Yale will come off at Brinley Hall tonight,
VIM. rockingham and VIM. Stackpole to
play for Harvard, and T. c. Bacon and Geo.
Sheffield for Yale. 1t is expected that one of
Mr.. Phelan's tables will arrive to-day for the
purpose. Mr.. Phelan is in town, and excites
some interest among billiard players.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

SAVING A QUARTER.-A couple of enthusi
astic youths, upon the west side of the pond,
during the regatta, yesterday afternoon, had a
tuste with each other as to the possession of
an old stump, from which to witness the race.
Finally, the matter was settled, by one push.
ing the other into the water, from which he
was rescued without other damage than
thorough drenching.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

MILITARY.-At an election held in the ar
mory of the City Guards, last evening, Briga-
der General Leonard presiding, and Major t.
E. Hall, recording officer, Captain George h.
Ward was unanimously elected major of the
third battalion of rifles, uice Major E. B. Stod-
dard, appointed upon the governors staff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

TnR REoATrA.-Remember, that in procuring seats
that those ON the cest side Of the lake look from he sum-
and command the entire conrsc. The NATIONAL BAND
have been engaged to play here both days Carriages
will be admitted to the large shady enclosure and taken
Of for 25c Tickets for sale at Boydcns the Lincoln
aud Bay State Houses d3t iy?3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

The "HARvARD."--A capital large sized
photograph of the Harvard" with her pres.
ent crew, has been taken by Messrs. Black &
Batchelder of Boston, and copies are for sale
at the store of w. H. Sanford, 1874 Main street
1t represents the crew as they appeared on
Charles river and was taken near the college
wharf in Cambridge. The enthusiastic friends
OF the victorious crew of 1860 will of course
buy one. They cost So.
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The WALDO House, where the three Har.
ward crews are domiciled, was gaily decorated
last evening, each of the six columns in front
having fastened to it one of the snowy silk
banners won by the victorious Harvards.
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Special Jlotltes.


Tispe worm cured by DIR. M'LANE'S CFLE-
DRAFTED YERAuFUGE
NEW YORK, August 2, 1852.
certain lady in this city tcstes that after using DR.
Lanes Vemifuge' prepared by Fleming Bros, Pitts
Durgh, she passed tape inches long; and has
no hesitation in recommending to every person o1lict
cd with worms as in her opinion it far exceeds every
other remedy now in The name of the lady. and
further particulars can be learned by calling on Mrs
Hardie Manhattan place, E. L. Theall Druggist cor
of Rutgcr and Monroe streets
Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR. M'LANE,s
CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE, manufacturedby FLEM-
ING BROS, of litsburg, Pa All other Vermifuees in
comparison are worthless. Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Vermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be had a
all respectable drug stores. None genuine citbouf the
signature Of FLEMING BRoS
Vzo d6t&wlt 1881
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

P1c-NIc.- The annual picnic of the Mission
Chapel industrial and Sabbath schools will be
held at the Chapel, Thursday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock. All who have been connected with
the Mission Sewing Circle for three years
ers in either school, are respectfully invited to
be present
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

THE JUNIOR REPUBLICAN CLUB hold their
third regular meeting this evening, when its
president, Mr.. Henry VIM, is expected to de-
liver an eloquent address, and all young repub-
licans are invited to be present, and become
members of the organization.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

A Friend in Nccd.-rrv it.-.nr Swect,s Inc,nT
Se Liment Is prepared from the recipe Of Dr. stephen
hnn i O9heetcut the great bone setter ana has
nee used M ms practice for the last twenty yenr wiz
~ 3ot astonishing success As external remedy il
man NY uerpreparation. For all Rheumatic and Ner,
Sus Disorders Il is truly nallble and as ciirativ r
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uang anu powerful strengthening properties ex clio III,
inst wonder ana establishment Of all who have oivnn Il
ua hundred certificates of remarkable cures
my22 d3aw&wnovpf,; i''"''Vs' 'ihs iact
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The editors of the University Quarterly are
requested to meet, this morning, at 10 o'clock,
at Franklin Hall, No. 263 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

ELDER GEORGE GARRATY will preach at the
Thomas street Chapel Wednesday evening, at
o'clock. Subject, "God erected partition wall be.
tween the nations, to keep them apart and then
broke It down. Question; What were his designs In
doing soln
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

OK ACCOUNT OF THE REGArrA.-The Free
Public Library will be closed this afternoon, as
well as the banks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

STONES OMNIBUS will leave New Worces.
ter at II NJ, today, instead OF the usual hour,
on account of the regatta.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

LEoMINsTER VS.. CLINToN.-By invitation
OF the Olympic club of Clinton, match game
was played yesterday afternoon, between that
and the Leominster club, on the grounds in
Clinton, with the following result =
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The funeral Of Miss Fannie s. Ballard will be al
fenced this morning at iol o'clock, at Goddard
race Friends are requested 10 be present without
further notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

tGround Oyster Shells, superior fertilizer foI
Farm and Garden use, for sale by "
mhl' DIFF DRAPER & CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

Butter, Butter.-A few tons Of superior Bnt,cr s
sale by mr. APIp {, ~ it III, iof
Also, some low price ditto dit MIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

Mrs. NJ. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
rectly opposite her former residence Specia aftenfon
given to Uterine Complaints and diseases OF children
app dtt ~ - ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

tiin is making splendid Photographs colored or
Main street. az AO'9 peS' ~ 100
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The Road to FOrtune.-Quick Sales and Small
Fronts seems TO be the motto at ''PINKHAMs' Tb0ns
ands OF Ladies have visited his great cosne-aut sale
during the past week. With one voice. they all eXeai
"Aow Cheap" Great Bargains be had this weeS nj
jy7 diff 253 and 255 Main, corner of Mechanic street