Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-11

for trial III their order, ana Will move Tor post
ponement or continuance.
PoLIcB COURT Thursday, Dec 10-John Moore,
for threatening personal violence to Matthias Lab,
was bound over to keep the peace in the sum of
500 for six months. lie appealed and gave bail in
$500 to appear at the criminal court in January
next.
Marble +. Bacon, for assault and battery on Job
Parker, colored man, was sentenced to the house
of correction for one month. The same defendant,
for assault and battery on Calvin Dyer, was given
like sentence. VIM Forrest and Martin Maloney
for assault and battery on the same John Parker
were each sent over for one month.
HARD TO BEAr.-We yesterday had the pleasure
of seeing quite sight in ths line of pork. Msssrs
Dennis lIoughOn, corner Of Main and South
bridge streets, have just received into their shop six
hogs. weig hing when dressed respectively $50, CO.
678 GOA, 622 64S or in all 1892 pounds. They were
all rssed in pen in the "and of steady habits"
They were eighteen months old when slaughtered.
There is farm adjoining the one in Woodstock,
Conn., where these raised, lot of nineteen
swine, in one pen, Of the age as the above
whose weight will average four hundred pounds
some Weighing more than any of the above lot.
THE SECOND LECTURE of the Mechanics course
was given last evening by Prof Alonzo Trip be-
fore = respectable audience. His subject was "Napo
leon III, and the NapoleonC Idea :" and from the
little we were able to hear we Judge that the French
emperor is in Prof, Trips estimation the greatest
and wisest Of the age. But the audience did
to grow very enthusiastic over the Napole.
onic idea. The time occupied by the lecturer was
Que hour and three quarters by the clock.
M A n Ray Mr.
consented to read his poem the ''Rum Railway,
at the annual festival OF thu Laurel street Metho
dist church, at Wnshburn Hall to night.
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The HUTCHINsoNs will sing tonight at Mechan-
les Hall. They have friends enough in this city to
fill the hall several times. Who has forgotten
Viola? And Joshua makes his first visit TO Worees-
ter tonight. All tor the benefit of the sanitary cons
mission.
MRS. BAERow's combination company of first
class dramatic tala"t -i>i-t- P"PUro
have had SO much to say, will appear at orcester
Theatre OH Tuesday evening next, will be seen by
a notice in another column.
The THEATRE To-KIGnT.-Mr. Murray, who is
OF the best actors that has ever visited Worces-
ter, will close his engagement this week. lie will
appear in two plays night and will undoubtedly
have a full house.
I'm. f,di.., pr.ol-,o- p.Ii.1 ,...,..,.. -,
-'Ni-'- "4il
Insurance Block 229 Main street for the purpose OF
sewing, Sc, and they will be happy to have the
company and assistance OF all who wish to aid in
the praiseworthy cause.
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SALIsBURY's PoND.-The skating on this pond
was last evening reported to be first rate"
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hs'e 'r'ir hrs' IN
WIS o'J Oil 'oiuay evening next at Mechanics Hall
They ale at present performing in Providence crowd
ed audiences
We elm the following from the pro,,ido,,,o 1,,
,r,p ,,r,ytr, p,,.,4 ,,.. -,,!', ma
tair"ied sriIss rcrInr,,ed s,si 10 OF
anI well were thew received variety to nlqasa Vr
body-cumic and Sentimental singing the little Contra
bsnd, lille Guy MaIic ia Ravel in her beautiful terp
scn9rean eat on the igni rope ard stage the La Rue
~ teIr aupatic eXefcses' anu John benier
N, m ~ h 80 @ [ ~ eacn NTre ional{ a.
The prrorn ances and The cher, ere GsGa
gran finale Iosed uDon lhtm let evprVmadv ~, ny
troupe before ,hey leave. " ~ '''''
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-Tb colored neo-
-, -. -. - -,
y" Vi '"is 'i'y P'OPO'e w h"'e ceIeorauoh AT
Washburn Hall, on the evening OF January LIST,
which d.v is IN. first anniynrs,rv of the ,ron,ri
$780,, -. ~ r O'''Nh
'i0' Vi 'ile "ioil"'ion p'ooI"ih"Ion'
MASSACHUSETTS 10TH REGIMENT.-The following
soldiers have been placed in Fairfax bospitsI.-T
!, 80, - ~ - -, -
~ o'' " " oui'oeu III 1911 l'"hu ueorge Gas
sadly, Co. B.
SulclDE7-Danlel Stone son OF Mr.. Amasa Stone
OF Charlton committed suicide BY drowning in the
ScbrvIliu at T.bilo,Iorbis ~, rbo,,1,;; 49,,
sou! '''Ai' ~ A"i'""eP"i"' oi ih""AsshlhS Jay
structng bridges under the "Howe patent" and had
amassed quite a fortune The Philadelphia Ledger,
speaking OF Mr.. Stone and of his sad decease,
says
man has caused deep gloom 10 fall upon the minds
mi fat u Ia az a nv Sne" nun III e ne pam,
greater poignancy to tile circumstance.
Mr. Stone, like the late Hugh Miller, the famous
pIain IaDoIihs as ne Gld III the various pnDlc Gu
daY with dsrree OF enthusiasm In his ocnnnat ino
such is rarely found, he became at times par
!laily derah$eu. / ne peculiar nervous eNcaOiiity
iuiury of The head rrodnced Inv a nil some io NJ
years since, had warned his friends and family that
II they would save his health the cares Of business
tnIin@ bis sisnn az hn. hi ti, am II vas