Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-23
d0(urtester Daily spp,
CITY NEWS.


Mr. Ihrall OF the Bay State house advertiseS
for walters.
The members OF the lodges of the l. o. o. f.
nave notice IN another column,
A. uross announces ms lalI stock OF goods To-
day
NOTICE the changes in the time table OF tue
worcester and Gardner railroad. n 1fclght
tram has been put on, leaving Worcester at 500
A. NJ, and Gardner at l P, NJ
Cannot the Old South church clock De made
10 Keep little nearer the correct tlue! for III
stance, yesterday 1t was eight minutes $40" al
quarter past Twelve
The high school will open next Monday at 81
O'Clock in the old school house on summer
street. The class Just admitted VIII meet there
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The large restaurant under the grand stand,
on the Agricultural grounds was leased during
the fair this year Oy henhah y brlmhall, ll7
Main street. and rush oil business was done
on each day, Such as previous years nave not
known'
"A Trip TO ireland IN 1871, IS the title OF
lecture TO be delivered at Mechanics hall TO-
morrow evening, by Rev Geo. f. Haskins,
founder oil the house OF the Angel Guardian OF
bostou' HIS recent TRIP 10 the OLD iahd, MS the
reverend lecturer to pronounce on the problem
Vi ireland dllhcuily'
WdshburnS Last Sensation with eighteen star
performers, will give an entertainment in Me
chamcs hail. on Monday evening, sept. 10Th.
An exchange oil the llth says: WaShDurns
Last Sensation created decided sensation here
The exhibition was varied but pleasing IN every
feature. lhey give splendid programme, de-
VOID OF anything offensive
Mlle Zoe Will appear at Music hall tins eve
ming. 1t is now several years since she APP
peared before Worcester audience, but at that
time she produced the French Spy" in man
ner, Doth IN acting and scenic effects, that has
not since been eqnaled. Tonight she will pre-
sent ne" drama, ehtltied BERTHA the sewing
Machine Girl"
In the municipal court yesterday, Francis
McNay, William Ellis Pnd Patrick McNamee
Tor keeping liquor, were each lined SlO and
costs; George L. Nheelock, for drunkenness,
was hned % ana costs, ana John JACOBS, ior
drunkenness, " and coStS-ail paid Inc cases
OF Ihos. Mcheon for assault and battery, and
unued.
Of f,a ,,,io,, ,,,eseroo, l,,ot in thi. oit,, has
AGAIN bccn nostnoncd Ey.Gnye,nor Srearns
one of the commission. whose illness was the
cause of the post yonement last week. was I'M
well again Yesterday, and unable to attend
The hearing was accordingly POSTPONED until
Wednesday morning next. at 10 o'clock.
The horticultural exhibition. which was
brourbt to a close last evening. has been a cred
itble one to the society and full of interest to
the public. Many contributors removed their
articles last nirht: others will attend to that
matter this morning, previous to the sale by auc-
ton of all unclaimed fruit, vegetables, &c.
Among other things which are to be knocked
down TO the Ainbest bidder is the two hundred
pounder squash.
The first severe frost of the season left its
mark on vegetation ninbt before last, Squash,
bean and tomato vines, the mornina-glory
heIiotropc, balsam, dahlia, zinnia, nasturtiam
ana a lew othcr lam'llaf garden plants were
black and wlthered yesterday not wreck Oh
thclr lorih5r glory REMAINING uefi'hluihs III
eleVateu ocalltloiS were Untouched anu i'oS' VI
brilliant fowers' intending the phloA ana Vef-
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Mrs. ELvIRA j. Powers, whose decease we
chroniced yesterday, and whose funeral OBJ
sequeS take place at the Uniyersalst church
this afternoon, was lady of extensive literary
requirements and unfailingenergy. During the
war she was among the first to volunteer for
hospital duty and her services in the hospitals in
and around Nashville, and in the department of
Tennessee will be remembered by the many
wounded and suffering who came under her
ministratiops. Since the war, she has publish
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