Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-20

Avenue B, was seized by internal revenue Off
GERS for non-paymcnt of special taS on liquors.
Steps will be taken for cOutiscatioH.
Argument to show cause why the fees of Jas.
Coleman, the receiver of the Heath and Raphael
stock, should not he adjusted and paid, was to
have taken place n the United States circuit
court before Judge Batchlord, but by muta con
sent was put over for one week.
Paul Pauline, the private who was injured by
machinery so badly few days ago that his body
was dead while his head retained its vitality,
died YESTERDAY mording.
Frederick W. Burton died Friday night, in
horrible agOnieS, from hydrophObia, resulting
from the bite of his dog, with whom he was
playing few days ago.
Margaret Brady, a courtcsan, poisoned herself
yesterday afternoon in 9th avenue, and her pro-
tector, ward politician, George Casey, hearing
OF 1t, attempted 10 cut his throat. She will die
and he no doubt will recover
There has been great deal Of semsreligious
scandal aiioat, relative TO the proceedings of
Rev. Dr. Ever with some OF the female mem1
bers of the church over which he presidcs. A
CORRESPONDENT of the Commercial makes the fol-
lowing statement: | have il from the highest
authority that it has been proved and adj
mitted by Or. Ever, that eight ladies have hccn
accustomed to come TO daily confessional, This
has been Kept as secret. An eX-vcStrymuu
first made affidavit that his wife, beautiful
woman, had been in the habit of making daily
confessional TO DR.. Ever, and the names OF the
other ladies came out. Many laymGn were fear
was thrown INFO state of CONSERVATION and
alarm Eycr is onenIv cbnrrrd Win tho srcrct
intention of ouctiy carryirT his entire church
over fTst IN hirb church rit1nIisn and tbrn tn
Catholicism.
of the snsnensinn of Tho Roviin G,ec" SAVINGS
hank is said tn have Lncn the loss If a nnnrter
Of a million dollars i'm Hannibal and 81 Joseph
stock, IN which the officers and directors arc MI.
| lcned to have snecuIoted with its mnds MIR
| Selmes. lis secretary and fnrtotum To Hank
Smith, stated last evening that he world he able
! TO omen the doors soon If NJ ali He saws the
| liabilities and ossets are each ohont half n mil
lion and thar the hank will he nblc after while
to meet every oblin anon. They have annie So,
curiries Int have bpnn OBLIGED 10 hpar tho odium
of connection with rhe rinr for three months.
and. TO raise money. had to sell sccnrities af
heavy discounts.
Tho World sovs Jud,ro uorap who Is ono of
the directors of the bank said. last nirbt Thai
unless there was fraud there could mo mo- seri,
GUS trouble result; if there was fraud, he would
not be sorry to see the guilty man strunw TO A
lamp-post. and the Moor. whose hoarded earn.
ings are taken from them, will be likely to take
the law into their own hands. The Judge never
attended a meeting of the board, though nomi-
naly an officer. The secretary and Walter
Roche, however, assured him that all was right
The officers of the National savings iustitu.
| tion nj the corner of Houston and Broadway.
of which John Mcbride, the rnn's safe man, is
| president. DENY that il has suspcndcd and saw
| it will be open Monday prepared to nav all de.
mands. and that every denositor is fully secured
Arrangements have been made TO meet an OK ira
ordinary drain Richard NJ Tweed is one of the
trustees
Rumor last evening said the Yorkville savings
bank, of which Henry w. Genet is president.
had borne a heavy run. but its assets were EN-.
tirelv insufficient, and a crash was inevitable.
Depositors are mainly of the poorerclassrs, The
officers of this institution saw there was no run
upon IL; that its dcp0sits are under
S1OO. 900: that its directors are men of wealth
and will he ahle to mako GOOD any defcienrirs