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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

NEW YORK. Nov. Section more active for exnort i.
sfeS s GeI SO %d@ns gPl:ads l4e Flour
g3 ~; western 70 ~ q ~; southern $3.50 a 925
No do S5f9 81 So; winter pred western 81 IS a is0
Corn shade easier sales 81 900 bush; new mixed west
ern So q 5lc. Beef quiet PORK STEADY new mess
$l3,l0 "a l325 LARD heavy at 9% a lOc Butter steady
she. Sugar alslade iImer; Muscovado a Toe: re-
filming 8h g 9sc Coffee quiet; kio IN "a lgkc
G9c rosn very firm sl75 "a 487E Tor straned Petr q.
leam firm; crude IKE; refined 23c Taow steady, at
CHICAGO, Nov 9-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
in speculative demand land higher; No spring 81 %;
spring seller November 81 s9 seller last half OF month
$i3Oa seller December S,22 l,244. Corn active and
higher; 10 linked 4Sc rejected 45% a 46c seller No
Nember 40 "a 46hc; December 45c, Rye higher: No at
5lei rejected y q 54c Oats active and higher sales at
53hci seller November 32h @ 33c seller December 33c
seller January 81 "a 3Ssc Barley firm; MOI spring 53
FORK rm at + se a2c 6a geegted spring 81 g e
uitry siSSl o. l5i seller February Sl3 "a 1885, seller
short rib 81 a SIC; old meats AIM s6o,iders NE.
clear rib 6ac clear sides t. all loose Beef hams seav
rm al $50 1886 q AS. Reccps-9SoO b6 Ee d hSgs
$1,000 bush wheat 10000 bush corn 10000 bush oats
$1,000 bush barley 1900 bush rye 5000 hogs Sinment
5000 bbs hour, 5000 bush wheat 5G600 bnsp co
5000 bush oats, $1,000 bush barley, 900 bush rye 1000
CNcNNATI, NovI9;-Pork dull; sales at sl2.75 Lard
se sde IL a He Bacon quiet and Sw Sncbsnsed
Live hogs IN good demand sales a. $40 q 45O receipts
at lsc.
WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CURRENT-Nov. o.
FLQUk-Fancy brands, q bbl SlO,5O @ $3.50; choice
a $3.50; supertne, 800 a o. 800. WV
GRAIN AND MEAL--SoTfhern Corn, q bush SIPS;
western mixed, 80 a Csc. Rye q bush SlOO Oats al
bush 20 @ 75c Common meal q Los TBS SlT5 % Sis6
bolted and rye meal a &c q 10; shorts al lO6 rs
$3.50 g 5000 nne feed $500; middlings $3.50 Buck
wheat. sl.25 u bush Buckwheat Flour SC u h.
PROYlslOSS-Beet roast pieces, q 10 20 a 25c 4;
steaks, rump o. 25c; round 20 a &c; corned 10 a l6c
dried 25c. Veal roasting 20 a 25c steaks from legs zoe
" Lard Is ID Gg I6c tnpe " ID l2c; salt pork S 10 Is
q se fresh pork Y g l5c hams, whole q b : a l6c
siceo pieces 55c mutton = "a C sausases, % H. Is
VIZ ,d butte rkn IS @ 5lc lnmp40 @ 42c cheese9 ID
&C b sage cheese, i6c % H. Chickens IS "a &c n H.
~ M 29e v r. lgeons $3.50 " doz Turkeys
HkoDuCE-Beans 75@l00c u peck. Pickles 6OCl75c u
gallon POTATOES early &c q peck; common Pc
onions 5Vc q pk Iurnps 35c ~ peek Cabbages &c al
d. squashes Sc " b. Beets IS u peck Carrots 40c Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

A CURIOUS MATRIMONIAL QuEsTToN.-The
San Jose, Cal, Mercury contains this singular
story:
"A remarkable case, either of mistaken idan-
tity and fraud, rwilful or constrained perverse-
ness, recently occurred, and still exists in this
county, which is deserving of something more
than passing notice. There resides with his
mother in Santa Clara Chas. W. Skies, a Young
man of good reputation worthy and honest,
but of humble circumstances in life There
also resides in the same town, with her parents.
Miss Hattie Burnett, Il grand daughter of Gov.
Burnett, an estimable young lady of eighteen,
of fine accomplishments and unsullied charac-
ter. These young people, ii is asserted, formed
an attachment for each other, against the wish
es of the girls parents, who sought by various
means to break the intimacy between them.
Young Skies was positively forbidden to see or
spea'I TO the girl. But everybody knows, who
has arrived at maturity, what such forbiddings
amount to. OF course be met her clandestnelv
at least it is so positively stated by those who
casually surprised them in their stolen inter
views.
"This state of affairs existed for several
months, until the 4th of September last, when
Mr.. Skies accompanied by young lady, who
gave her name as Hattie Burnett called at the
law office Of c. G. Stevens, of this city-an ac-
qualntance of both partes-and stated as their
OBJECT IN calling the intention of being united
in marriage. The lady remained in CONVERSE
ton with Mr.. SteYens-WhO, by the way, asserts
that he had known Miss Burnett from infancy.
and could not be deceived in her dentity-while
Skies went to the clerk 5 office for a license He
soon returned with this needed instrument.
justice Stewart was called in, and the parties
were duly married. They returned TO Santa
Clara, remained throughout the day at the Young
mans home, and then the lady went to her own
home. Now comes in the mystery, romance or
what you may call it, Of the whole affair. The
fact of the marriage leaked out-lor Skies made
no secret of it-and soon reached the ears of
the girls parents. They asked her if if was
true. She said no, and seemed greatly sur
prised at the intimation. Skies claimed that she
was his wife; and the girl was brought to con-
front him in the presence of Mr. Stephens.
Here she denied everything relating TO the al
legged marriage-had only known Skies as a
passing quaintance-neYer intended to marry
him--the whole thing was fraud-some woman
bearing resemblance to her had been procured
to personate her, &c. And in this she firmly
persists at the present time. The parents be-
lieye the girl-the public, mostly, sympathlze
with Skies Some think her fears have been
wrought upon until she dare not own the truth
others don't know what TO think. 1t is certainly
queer case. The parents and all parties are
most worthy people"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Nov. 9-MOney firm at 5 a per cent
Sterling lOS% Gold weak at Ill a ll4 a MIS-. Loans
borrowing l-t4 to per cent and fat carrying a
per cent and l-3! Cearngs S5s,0OOp0O. Governments
dun and ste idy State bonds steady; South Carolinas
weak The stock market was generally heavy through
out the dav; the decline ranged to Ia per cent and
most marked in Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Wabash
Erie, Northwestern common, Rock Island, Ohio ami
Mississippi. Western Union strong until the close.
when II fell off, The dealings well Ciaributed but
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

tics everywhere, and has no little influence in
lowering the standard of social and commercial
morality Warnings against it and attacks upon
it are never out of place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
TwEEp,s RErEArERs.-An eve.ruitness I'D n

WEEDS REPEATERs.-An eyewitness of the
New York election writes:
Inc Inc dlsgraceful scenes, herufflanly assaults,
the dlShonest repeating fraudulent voting and
nnal surrender OF the ballot boxes in the sixth
Na.u can n ~ " described. saw drunken men
republican votes, for such a man would have
been assaulted IN three minutes, but with the
ticket OF the committee OF seventy. INCLUDING
ODOnovan Rosa, and lay them on the ballot
boxes, | saw Edward Coppers, low, vulgar
sconndrel, acting as inspector, snap those votes
of, and before the eyes of Michael Costello.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
BOSTON sroCE SALES Nov. Q.

Sll 600 Hartford Erie railroad IS new.,... 25N
$500 Vermont Central railroad LIST mort S40l84K
3 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy R............i2S
Is Eastern railroad .l0S
900 Indianapolis and Cincinnati railrOad ... IsmT&
Y Manchester and Lawrence railroad, ex div...i46
lOO fhl., vii. and Baltimore railroad. ......,..5
Is Vermont Central railroad, ............... IOIk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
Gh aan spp: aarortcst foap Mmnna, yobember 10 1884,

, peck Pumpkins loo each, sweet potatoes SC q n.
Is a Soc i, H. Lemons 50 a 49c il DOS Il box s. 5Oa6s7
Figs q d % 25c. English Gurrans Y b Re- Citron
q ID. Chesnuts, zoe q quart Cranberes, SIPS a peck
ff3 rs e o Z RSSk SshSfS IA gS RsGh ~
l3s al4%e; brown sugars lOs@l24c; maple SMEAR = "a
a. 0 y M2i sSc 81 9 & s sSi g%SGS
d Ct bar Il q 3Gc Black Teas 80 O. SlSO - bi Greel
Java lo@iSc missed so{ecs y g 25c Cocoa g y 45sj
ehocolaie IS a SOC; shells p q 8Oc rom9 81 q SSc y
Rice q n. 10 q re, Kerosene on 80 g 3Sc 4 gallon.
sperm OH 500 g 225 per gallon Honey iOc u b. Jap
TISH~Iadaoek 4 NJ lec fresh cod, Pc dry, q &c;
IP!cEed Terriggs, 80 "a 40 Il doz smciis @ IS z p.
q lShSps &c &c Il peck 1--WE Hye ION cod 7c 81
@s rel 2o59 Bass '5e o b Salmon a. tTgi zoe n g.
CHESTNUT, 5000; Bumnoas, s65S L5ckawanna, SIl,
n 6 eS yar Dh @ % ose Soc cesu
WOOD AND HAYWOOD q cord walnut $40 hard s.
a TO- green hard 80 chestnut and hemock S7@750 pine
S a I, limbs s. Hay, " ton old s. @; new $50 "a
SA Rye straw ~ ton So "a 80
Foreign Mnrkets.-rBv Atlantic Cable.l
LoHpoN Nov. 9,-Cousols closed At s2H; U, 5, 5-2Os
1862 9lA do. 1865 old, 9lS; do 1861, 93%; T. s. ten
LIVERPOOL. Nov 9.-Coltcn closed quiet and steady:
bales.
MOST WONDERFUL TIME KEEpING.-Watch No. l0s9-
bearing Trade Mark Frederic AthertOn Co.. Marion,
N j.. manufactured by United states Watch Co,
tGes. Wales d Co y has been carried by me from Dc
cember, 1868 to Jan. l7tn 1870 its total va alton being
only two seconds in the entire timeL. f. CHIrrENDEN.
Late Reg L. s. Treas'y wlt&dF Mo
SWEET SIXTEENTH you wish to look young as well
as beautiful, Hagan's Magnolia Balm upon your
face neck and hands. AMI Lyons Celebrated KatharOn
upon your hair. The Balm makes your complexion
natural. transparent and lively. 1t removes Frecklcs,
Pimpes, Moth-patches &C, and instead Of red rustic
face you have the marble purity of city belle. 1t gives
to middle the boom of youth. Add to this luxur
ant head of hair produced by Lyons Kathairon and
lady has done her happies thing in the way of adon
1t the best Dressing in the world and prevents
the hair from falling and turning gray. Sold by all
Druggists deop&wlm 90
THE season tor coughs colds is rapidly approaching,
and every should be prepared to check the first
symptoms, cough contracted between now and
remedy than ''JDhRSoR'S AROdyRe Imminent" For all
diseases of the throat am lungs should be used inter-
naly and externally.
Lung FEVER cold, catarrhal fever. and nasal
discharge OF brownish color in horses may be checked
at by liberal of ShsTiddaS CdUdirg Condition
P0WderS. K1aE&
A JEwEL.-SozoDoST Pudacs Sozodont Beauties
Sozodont Gratihes all who it. soil by Druggists
nd Perfuners. dTu&F nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

NOTICE. BY License of Court, will be
sold by Public AUCTION, on the premises raton
on CEsDa1, me list day of November, 1871. at III
O'Clock A. M an the Real Estate OF which Rev William
o. scandn late OF said Grafton. died seized and pos
sessed SAD estate con lists of House. Barn and about
IS acres Of Land. GIIBERT q TAFT Adm,r
praitoh' NOVemher lSll dnS.l3&20s ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

In Ware, Nov o. by Rev w NJ Ayers, II X Thayer
d. OF this city, to Lora Parmelee of Ware. No cards
In Brimheld, Nov 2, by Rev NJ Bradford Boardman
Marshall. Mich
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
DIED

In this city, N0vs Ella Gertrude youngest child of
the late Charles Hersey ESQ, aged Is yrs mos DAYS
Funeral Friday, at r NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

The only place in worcester where they
make the new picrure-the "CAMEo YIGHETTE,'' is at
ClHTCHERSUN'S GALLERY.
nv DIST 1854 Main street.
DIR. II. morrill,, No. Bulfnch st., Boston, Mass.
Consult him in all eases; lie is the oldest aud
peneuced specialist in Beslon-hrty- years prac-
lice. See his Pocket Medical Adviser. Price % cents
Send for il. deop&wtf o5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

MOST WONDERFUL TIME KEEPING.-Watch No. l0S9-
bearing Trade Mark Frederic AtherOn n Co., Marion,
n. ~" manufactured by United states Watch Co,
(Giles Wales Il Co ) has been carried by me from be
cember 1868 Jan l7tn. 1870 its total ya alton being
only two seconds in the entire tme-L. f. CHIrrENDEN.
Iate Reg L. s. Treas'y wlt&dF Mo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
nArAar MARh M1,a.

Sufferers of rheumatism will do well by visiting
Prof Mac, Lincoln house, See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
Lea & Pcrrins, snuc,

Lea a. PERKINS, sauce,
pronounced by connoisseurs 'THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE.'
II improves appetite and Digestion and it is unrlyalcd
for Its iavor We directed by Messrs LEA IL PER-
RIMS to prosecute al parties making vending coull-
tereits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. Agents.
aulZ ueOpbm New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
BORN


In Brattleboro, Vt, Nov 5, daughter Hattie Lucel
TO Isaac A and Sarah NJ Williams.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

A JEwEL.-So zoDoST Purifcs. Sozodont Beauties
Sozodont GratiHes all who it. soll by Druggists
nd Peritmers. dru&F nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

LONDON Nov. 9-ConsOls closed at 92h; U. $, 5-2Os
1862, 9A do 1865, old, 9A do 1861, 93% L. $. ten
OrCs S1k.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9-Cottcn closed quiet and steady;
mildng upands 9hd; do. Orleans eHd sales 10000
hal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

Eatehelor's Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dye
IS the best IN the 5Odperccty harmless reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous tints
or disagreeablc odor The genuine VIM A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces iBtmeddteiy splendid Black or
Natural Brown leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful;
does not contain particle of lead any Injurious com
pound. Sold by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond ST. n
1. dlyr tyl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

Messrs Blake, Hobbs, and Aldrch, republic
cans, are elected.
The following Worcester county districts have
before been impeIfecty reported, and the full
returns are now given
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
Mathow. % OnamberlaIn,


Corner waldo and Exchange BlE.. worcester, Man.
Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets Wash Bowls
Wash Trays sinks &c &c fitted up st short notice. and
in q thorough manner. diff iva
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

CritehersOn IS making a new style Of Picture,
called the ''CAMEo VlGNETTE " Call and see them.
rs d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10
IndexicaI silver sonn,

Marion Harand in Common Sense in the House
mold, page 529 says: For cleaning silver, have for
year used the lNDEXICAL SILVER SOAR. Besides
being clean and easy of application 1t will not wear
away the metal as Will whiting chalk or plate pow
der Sold everywhere. d3m anls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

George H. Hoyt and Edwin Ellis are republic
lans, and Jonathan Drury, ID, was the regular
democratic candidate. Mr.. Hoyt is elected.
n1srR1cr ruREE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

geo. y. AaDpPin 81 Co., Commission Merchants
snd Dealers ia Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats Malt Meal OF al
kinds, Fine snd Coarse Feed, Linseed oil Meal Me-
chspic strast. ~orcsster. Mass dtf lam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

The Worcester Mechanics savings HAM
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day Of
zach month.
semiannuAl Dividends in january aud July.
HARRISON BLISS President
a. WOODWARD, Troas'r,
lecl dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-10

POARD!-A gentleman can be accOmmo-
I'D dated with room and hoard, at No Al Lincoln st.
Mo d3ts
EOWLS FOR SALE - Some very fine
II Plymouth Rock. Also, one Horse, 10 years cd
j. B. PRATT,
ul0 Salisbury Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
STEAMBOAT RAISING.

The steamer Fort Lee, which was sunk or the
Battery Wednesday morning in collision with the
steam propeller Nereus, was raised yesterday morn
ing by Captain Scott, engineer In the Department
OF Public Docks. The process OF raising the steamer
was rather novel one. The boiler was converted
into an air chamber. Captain Scott placed his sub
marine arinor upon his person and descended into
the hold OF the vessel, aud, by means OF air
pump expelled the water from the boiler, making the
boiler perfect air chamber This method afforded
sufficient bqoyancy 10 noat the steamer. When
raised the FOrs Lee was toweG 10 Jersey City fats
and there pumped out by Captain Sc0trs wrecking
steamer Wallace. The steamer VIII De under steam
tomorrow morning, ana will proceed TO the Bal
ance Dock to have her hull repaired.
About five hundred CurtostIy-seekars, among
whom were many expert wreck3rs were present at
the raising OF the steamer. Some Of these exlerts
denounced this new process OF raising vessel
when was done at trinng expense whereas in
former times the cost was extremely heavy IN pro-
portion TO the labor involved. To MAKE O comparl-
son. 1t is only necessary TO state that the work,
which only cost $50 by the new process, would
have cost, under the old system, from four to five
thousand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
CITY GOVERNMENT.
OFFICIAL.
Board OF Alderm en-.


THuhGDAY, Sept ~ 1872 o'clock r. N.
Presentrhonas Conan Esq, President, and Aldermen
Ctariock Cuddv, Dmond, Hart Mitchell, Pluakt, Reilly
Schlchtng, We.ch and Wotnan.
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY Alderman PLUSkTrT-To permit A. Nillen 70 subst
avenue.
BY the sameo appoin, Francis d. Ryan City Surveyor
by Alderman WELcIiTo permit Theodore Feldstein to
substitute ornamental lamp lamp front of s6
syih street.
Nv Alderman woLTaAs-To permit Charles HenckeI to
bay window house No East
70 permit the erection Of porco entrance building
Tryon row,
RESOLUTIONS
BY Alderman CuARIOCKIo pave Eighy-th street from
Third 10 Fifth Avenue with granite pavement
BY Alderman WoLrNAr--To lay gas mains In Fifty sixth
street, First avenue to avenue A.
By Alderman PLUSKITTTo build receiving basin north
Of Ninth and Fitch street to lay gas
mLins In Sixty third Second TO Third TO
lay Groom mains in Fiftyeghth street from Ninth TO
Eleventh avenue.
by Alderman REILLyTo place ornamental lamp between
126 and l25 Madison street.
by lie PREsIDYsT-To build receiving basn northwes,
Beekmsn and South streets
BY Alderman iRvrsGTo pace ornamental lamp in front
of 23 East Nineteenth arcct to lay crosswak opposite T3
Second avenue
By Alderman O'NyI-to pave seventynrst street from
Third 10 Fifth avenue with BE gan pavement.
BY Alderman WEI.CH-To remove Tree drinking hydfan'
corner Grand and Essex streets ,
Nv Alderman CHARLOOB TO pave Twenty rim street from
Seventh 10 Eighth avenue with Belgian pavement.
RrPoRrs
By Committee Street Pavemen--To pave 10Th street
from Mini Harlem River with Belgian pavement
Nv Committee on Public WorKs-fO place lamp olp0
site Uptown Savings Bank.
COMMUNICATIONS ORDERED ON FiLr.
From the Commissioner Of Public W TRANSMITTING
various apporionmc.ts OF assessments
On motion the Boari adjourned unit, Monday 2btb inst
ut three O'clock 4. M, JOHN hardy, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
TEE PISTOL GALLERY FATALITY.

Coroner schlrmer yesterday held an Inquest In the
case OF the LAD, Christian Kraft, late Of GIT East
Eleventh street, who fatally shot at the shoot
ing gallery Tuesday night, previously reported
IN the HERALD. Peter Strauss and two
other young men had entered the gallery to
amuse themselves with a few shots at the target
and while Strauss had the gun TO his shoulder and
was in the act OF ring deceased, who was "marker'
and had charge Of the target ran out from his room
in front OF the target and was fatally shot, The
brother OF deceased believes that he must have been
frightened, ana gives that as the reason for his
running out be ore the gun was discharged.
Deputy Coroner Cushman, VINO made an examlna-
ton Of the body, testified that he found gunshos
wound OF the chest the bullet passing through the
lung. Death was caused by shock and hemorrhage,
the result OF the wound.
As the testimony showed tho shooting to have
been purely accidental the jury rendered verdict
to that effect Coroner Schh mer accordingly dis
charged Strauss from custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

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