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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-17

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that |
~ have this day given my son, FRANK FITZGER-
AID, his time to act and work for himself shall col
ect none Of wages nor pay debts of his
ing after this date. FRANK FITZGERAID
Worcester, Aug. Is. 1871. d3tE aul6
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THE SCOTT CENTENNIAL.
DUBLIN, Aug. 16.-The Scott centenary was
celebrated at Belfast by banquet, at which
Lord Duffen presided.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION,
An immense meeting was heldlast evening at
Dundalk, ireland, in favor of home rule. Twelve
thousand persons were present.
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NOTICE.-Th Joint Committee of the
~ City Council Remembering Streets, hereby
give notice to all parties interested that arrangements
are now being made to accomplish this work. II is
expected that the work will be commenced about May
st and that 1t will be carried thereafter regularly
and uniformly rs practicable In view Of this fact it Is
suggested to all parties desiring number their places
Of residence business that it would be advisable for
them TO take no further action Individually, until the
numbers can be designated by the Committee.
a22 DIT r ii KELLEY Chairman
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In the municipal court,
yesterday, nine persons were fined for drunken
ness, of whom Patrick Davis and Martin Spell
man were the only ones able to pay. David
Leil, John Fay, Edward Flaherty, Margaret
Dean, John Wallace, George Darling and Max
ham Nadon were committed to Jail. The three
last named were from Barre, and were together
when the accident happened at the corner of
Beacon and Madison streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
Gbe 1ain spp: adlurcest ddcOnesoap umnq October IS 1871
Opinions OF those who have Practically
Yesteh Illem.

Opinions Of those who have Practically
Tested them.
GUSTANUS 4. JASPER. of the Union Sugar Refinery,
Charestown Mass, SAYS: For safety and economy the
SIN MY horse power Harrison Boilers we have in use
surpasses the tubular and luc boilers formerly used
In one year the actual saving IN fuel by using the Ilarr
son oiles was 1915 tons, and the work accomplished
much greater"
What CHENEY BROTHERS. silk Manufacturers
South MANCHESTER, Mass say Of the Harrison Safety
Boiler We now have seven Harrison Boilers and are
satisfied that they are the best for making steam and
most econonca in fuel for tue quantity OF steam they
furnish
DANIEL ALLEN, the Philadelphia Dyer saws 81
am convinced from practical test, mat the Harrison
Boiler superior to all others for steam driving and econ
oniy of fuel. and would not have any Other
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A SAFE BOILER.
HARRISON SAFETY BOILER !

JOIN KELLUM'S (ArchitecU Opinion of the Harr
son Boiler The Harrison Boilers placed in A. r. Stew
art Co.'S Rroadwa New York Store three wears ogo
have given entire 81 isiactiOn."
TIFFANY Il co, twelers New York, say; "The
four Harrison boilers have been in constant operation
tor nine months. and have given the most perfect
satisfaction. They produce steam from cold water in
twenty minutes; never leak, and have not dollar
for repairs.
The Harrison Safety Boiler,
manufactured at The
HARRISON BOILER WORKS,
PIEILADELPHIA, PA.
JOHN A. COLEMAN, Agent 10 Broadway, New
YORK or lM FNherl St. Bo.tnn AIass. an am26
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yIILAGE FARM FOR sAIr-Ot

&ii 80 first quality land 80 tons OF English
ksiil hay, by machine; 80 acres of heavy wood and
timber. estimated $4,000 on the stump; fenced by
stone; large two story hOuse-4 rooms; three barns,
sheds all IN good repair; very pleasant locations mile
from churches. schools, depot, 6c Y miles from Wor
cester; milk sold at the door; abundance of orchard
ing farm well watered everything about the place in
thorough order l.. A. ELY CO.,
Rogers Block, Corner Main and Pleasant streets
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w ESTWAltD, HO - Tickets for the
west by al routes and for all points South on he
nsslssipP RIVER 81 the lowest rates. Apply to JoNAs
bAhhAhD, " y. and Canada Express daice Cromps
10 eheertnllS given. az "@'
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WORCESTER AND sPnNGFIEID DIVISION

Leave Worcester for A lbany ana Way STATIONS accam
mOdGtion) at GS5 a m ~
pm.
For Albany texpress) a5j; for New York and Albany
leNp.) lO.25 q m, amt i}i and 1885 p n New York
Sunday mail leaves NJ 1895 p. II. Sleeping ears vii,
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting win
1870 train. ' ~
Leave Springfield for Worcester al 200 7l5 li30am
lS5 exp 2.05 eNn. 400, $40 exp pm. Albany sunday
express $780, m. Sunday mail l2.2j m tNianl.tvJ
RAILROAD COENECuONS-At Albany with the New
York Central, Troy and Grceubus and Hudson River
Railroads At Chatham with the Harlem and Iui5en
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads Al State
Line with the House tonic Railroad At Pttsfeld WAN
the Pittslrd SOrth Adams and lOli~atouc railroads.
At Westfeld with the New Haven and NurthunptouEG
Al Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring,
held, and Connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer with
the New London Northern ltR. Al Worcester Jlmctlon
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. A I
south Framingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads.
@ 0. RISHELI. Snn.t- SnrinplrlH
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z Per Cent. Gold Bonds
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY,
OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Bonds. $50 S1,500,000
Capital Stock, 100000

First Mortgage Bonds. 80 S1,500,000
Capital Stock, 100000
This is a COMPLETED Road 81 miles in length,
connecting the important Cities oil Peoria the Illinois
River, and Rock island Moline and Davenport, on the
Mississippi Davenport, the opposite bank OF the
river is connected by railway bridge. The last rail OF
this road was laid July l. 1871 and the line is open
and being operated with exceeding all antci
patton In order 10 place upon the road the large equip
ment necessary for the business offered and
depots, and engine houses machine Shops &e equal
to any of the best old roads in the country, is
required OF this the Company offer, through the under
signed, 81 100000 convertible first mortgage gold bonds
which the entire property of the Company and
less than $4,000 per mile. PRES ENT PRICE,
30, AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY. Principal and interest payable in
coin at New York London free OF tax. Coupons pay
able February and Aug l.
This road, opened for the immense local well as
through traffic offered, will prove one of the
profitable in the West traversng does section of
country unsurpassed IN fertility of soil and agricultural
resources, are dy thckly populated and in high state
OF cultivation. This Is seeydent from the TACT that
every section OF the road passes through cultivated fields
and many hourisbing towns and villages, with large
city and naygable river at each end Railroads in the
West have been heretofore constructed through
tied and cuvates regions of the country, consequent
ly have had but little local traffic depend upon for
several years AFTER construction But the Peoria and
Rock Island Railway is a frst-class COMPLETED
read. with NC T. a EALLEI. or COATPE TING
LINE, and RUNS THROUGH ONE OF
THE RICHEST AGRICULTURAL
MANUFA CTURING AND MOST Pop
ULOUS DISTRICTS IN THE WEST,
Thus it is certain that the local business already
than enough TO sustain the road, while the through r
fc is unlimited, as its connections numerous which
can he seen by glance at the map.
This road is grand central link to which many of the
principal lines centralize and tiverge all parts of the
continent.
We invite the attention of investors to this loan. Be
ing familiar with the wealth and of the
try along the line OF this railway and A MEMBER OF
OUR FIRM HAVING MADE A CAREFUL EXANlIN-
ALTON OF THE ROAD AND IT'S PROPERTY WE
CAN WITH TIE UTMOST C@SFIDENCE RECON-
MEND THE BONDS AS A PRIME SECURITY, relia-
bic and safe in every particular.
All marketable securities received in exchange at full
rates, and bonds delivered all parts of the country
free of express charges.
Maps, circulars, &c, with full particulars relating
the road, furnished application by the undersigned
| Financial Agents Of the Company.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers No. IA Nassau st., New York.
| The Bonds are also for sale by D. E. MERRIAM,
| Cashier, Leicester. Mass.
RICE, WHITING d BULLOCK,
| OLE DIFF Worcester, Mass.
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VERMoNT AND MAssAoH OsErTs

AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
Cars leave Worcester FosterSt Depot for lOosac Tun
NJ for North Adams, lloosac Tunnel, ireenhed, Shell
buime Falls and Braueh9ro, at $50 ana lll5 For
C,reenfeld at 6. 80 and Ills A. NJ. and 4.20 p NJ
Leave lIoosac Tunnel for Boston at 80 a m and %
m.
22s pm BratteborO' Tor Boston al p and \ n
q IN. and 200 m. "
The 1850 m and l2O pm trains from Ioosac Tunue
$50 train from Greenfield and Il a m and . 10 n m
trans from BfattlchoTO, connect Fitcbiurg win
trains for Providence, Newport and Tlunton.
The 80 m and l.2O pm trains from Ito0sac Tunnel
and ~ IN and 200 pm trains from Rtattl,,ar r,,,
meet at Fiiehhurg with trains for Worcester Providence
Newport, &c. ee'
Fltchburg. Mass, July 10. ISL itf 'i''' Imp pi
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NoRWIcH AND WoHoESTGH DVi.

MEN itti AND WORCESTER DiNl-
~ SION, b., II. and y. Rl;., 1911
Trans GqNG SCUM LEAVE WORCESTER At
d'SO m gay Passenger Train. Connects At Web
ton; at Plainied with trains to and from HarL.
I9rI and froVl9ehce; at Norwich Win lIau tJr
$50 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects nj WOE.
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fiigb.
5Hsa, Lowell, &c; al Worcester Junction WIN
western ans Providence trains, III lu.nlu ,,tth
train nom Boston; al Plaiuheid tuI Providence.
at Agi"ich win trains for Rev L3ntuu llgsue
ana New naven.
5.i5 N. way Passenger Train, Connects at wors
eester with trains from Nashua FiicGlure. Io,gs
ell, &c; 81 Worcester Junction win ES,.e5S
tram from Boston, ans trains from We tern nd
fiyN@ehce and worcester roads: III Putnam wlih
train from Boston; AT Plaiuied Junction tisqs
rom Providence and Hartford arrive ina season tor
th4 train Passengers from way slstiun. e ,ccpt
webster, futham and DanicllonytIey for New
YORK BY steamer from Sew London, VIII take ,his
T.9Opm. Steamboat Express Tram for Nc,, York
Connects at Worcester with train, from Boston
Concord, Msnchesteg, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
Fich5urs, Ec. Putnam from Boston wal
pole, Franklin and Blac kstone; leave N6r,yich
ior New LGlqon a. S.i'' p m.
s,lO m. Steamboat Express train for Boston, daily
except ni9nday) connecting al Putnam for Roa
ion, blackstone, Franklin and Wglguir; At Wur
cssles Tor Boston fraininsham, Lowell, Nashua
concord Fitchhurg, &C This train leaves New
london at l-l5 NJ dependent GA arrival II
eco Way Passenger Train Cauueeimz
fainheId Junction for Providence, Al Putnam
for Boston, arriving Al 1920 M; az Worcc-ter
Junction toT spuusdc and way stations. lib4l,f
d and Providence; AZ Worcester for trans 10
Boston, Nashua &c.
HE m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting al
PlaiGHeld with train from and Ton rro,idriires
arriving at Worcester Junction in season tort rams
TO Boston Providence, Springfield ana Albany:
at Worcester Tor trains TO Boston. = .shua Ec
S.45 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects 1t Nor
field junction with train to rroyicnte; at Nor
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for Worcesicr az SEQ C m.
Leaves Worcester iOt Webster ct at.;i1 % m.
80 I. 81. IA. ANDREWS, SUp'L,
du H0TWiCh y Wutcpstr, btyi.nn.
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Rogers BLOCK, COrneT Nam and Pleasant streets
FOR SALE-First-class Cottaoe-1O

a. FUb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UOttage-IU
h2i good rooms, very nicely fitted up; hot and cold
HllL water; bath room; sewer entered; nice iruit
- trees; about five minutes walk from City Hall.
L. A. ELY a co,
oil diff Cor Main and Pleasant SIS
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HORSES KEPT ON HAY through the
CHAS. T. PRATT
aeoplm Bellevue House. Charlton, Mass
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- NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL
Iii YOUR REAL ESTATE Hand in description
EaliL of your places at once.
We want so places Immediately. VARYING in
price from 5000 to $4,000. Hand them in 10
ABBOTT RICE.
Central Exchange
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49, WE MUST HAVE MORE FARMS.
Xii Send in your desert pt0ns right away You wish
hsllI to sell tins fall the season is fast dvanciug
Now THE TIME SELL THEM. Bring them In
early to ABBOTT & RICE,
l Central Exchange.
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E-sA NORFOLK AND BAL1I
Zesssa MORE AND WASHINGTON d. G.
Ss,z1s w " STEAMSInr LINE--Steam~hips Of this
sx=ss Line sail rom end Of Central Wharf, Bos
ton, TUESDAYS and SA TURDAYS, at 4 P. NJ, for
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE.
STEAMSHIPS;
WILLIAM KENNEDY Capt Geo II, Haett.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE " VIM. 4. Halleu
MCCLELLAN, As F. NJ Howes
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Richmond by river Ta and by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line, to all points in Virginia Tennessee Ala
hama and Georgia; aid the SeHboatd and Roanoke
Rgr6ad to all points N North and South Carolina; by
the Baltimore 4 Ohio R4iiroad to Washington and al
places West.
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger accommodations
Fare, including Berth and Meals; to Norfolk sl2.5O-
time a. hours; 10 Baltimore Sl5-time IS hours
For further iniormati0R apply to
H.. SAMPSON, Agent,
MIC ,.,l
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Zeal estate.

- FOR SALE-The Residence of the
E;iiI late Russell Morse Sen. pleasantly located in
XIII RoyalstOn. Mass. The property consists OF l25
--aeres OF excellent land, wen divided; fenced en-
trey with stone wall 20 acres heavy timber: cuts 20
tons of hay annually. nearly all with machine two
stery square House II rooms; large Barn. and all
necessary outhuildngs, all in good repair never-aing
water Tins Farm is acknowledged by all to be one Of
to accommodate city hoarders, this place unequaed
TO location and scenery Terms easy. For further
information inquire OF j. p. MORSE.
ole d4w
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a l. T. X A N Err LO II | Nj X,
"a Manufacturer and dealer In
RUSSIA, MANILA AND AMERICAN HEMP CORD
AGE,
Bel Cords, Cotton Clothes Lines Steam Packing, Fish
Lines, Irvine, Pulley Blocks,
Wholesale d Retail
COrne -of Exchange and Blackstone streets,
Worcester. Mass denD
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FOR SALE-On MnIherly ytroet

- FOR SALE-In Royalston, a Farm Of
&;: 1850 acres good house aud barn in good repair;
2l 10 acres moving and tilape so pnsturing 50 acres
wood land, of heavy and old growth--wood 30 to
40 years growth, pine hemlOek, beech birch and ma
pie; within "a mile to mill good market for an lie tim
ber cuts 80 tons hay keep 20 head good orchard near
to school, church, dc. Price $500 for shot time
ABEOTT ~ RICE
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ABBOTT RICE
NO. L CENTRAL EXCIfANGE,

~. ELEGANT HOUSE FOR SALE
H;ii The New Brick House, with brown stone trim
A!l mngs. No. Ashland ST. built in the best manner
and is city house in all respects. II will be sold
a. moderate price. Inquire of II. W. EDDY, No. Z
Ashland ST. dtf %
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49, FOR SALE-Houses in every mart of
;i;I the city, at prices $500 to SIP OOO da and
llI look over our list before purchasing elsewhere
o. y. POND a CO.
No. Ennnt ST ENchnt,.sa
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ElTCHBURG & WORCESTER n. Il.
=, ~ MINER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing On
MShDAf, May l. lbti.-rRsseDgcr Trans U,r Ny3rrrt.

Z PROVIDENCE y WORCESTER HAII.
- koAD.-Summer Arrangement. Juue T. ls7l
express Train stopping only WuOusuckcl ana tx
BIS p. N. " ' '''"S'ee ~
Aecnmmodaton Trans viii leave Worcester for PROV
uece and way stations at 1850 and llS0 ~ AGO ana g. 20
m " w ~ 0''V
providence for Worcester and way stations at 40 ard
d Ihe I4O a. IN (naD and 2lIp m tcNprcssl trains from
fEoNlueh't ana inc lUl1 %. m. teNpre7sl and d. IN
(nla!) trains from Worcester conuocl al W,rr,-trr
Junction with trains TO ana nora Clinton, Fitchburg
Rutland, Saratoga, Montreal, Nashua Lowell Lawrence
concord, and the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
lrSy' mascara Fails, aud points North or West.
through Tickets and Baggage Cheek cd all important
points. ''7''
The worcester trains, except express and e. 30 tn
connect at WoonsuCkci Junction with trains 10 and from
Milford and at waterford with trains Of the BOSTON,
Hartford and Erie railroad
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For Freight and Cabin or steerage Passage
Apply al the COmpguy's Office so STATE STREET,
BOsToE. JAMES ALEXANDER Agent
Or in Worcester to RICE WHITING,
mN2l diff Main and Penrl SIS
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Frank ID. Barrett, aged 10. Of Brattleboro, was
INSTANTLY killed at West DHmmerston. on the
SD, by being crushed beneath some heavy tim
Defs OF bridge which be was helping TO raise
daring attempt at highway robbery was
burg and Albany, last week. The STAGE was ON
rs return trip from Albany, when passing
elump Of bushes man stepped ont and seized The
horse by the head AT The same time demandin,s
The mai. The driver informed him thai tbere
was 20 mail aboard. He again demanded n
saying that If il was not given m he ,yo,id
blow bis brains out. The driver tbcn
leaned over as II TO get H., seized the whip and
gave the horse a smart blow, which loosened
the would be highwaymans hold, who shot nj
and put bullet through the drivers cap,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The banking institutions of Manchester hold
half a million dollars Of Chicago securities.
The employees of the Concord railroad and IFS
branches, at Concord, propose to give their earn
ings for one day to aid the Chicago sufferers.
The sum Will amount to more than $1,000.
A granitc monument has been nlnced oyer the
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~ FOR SALE-Within two or three
ks;il minutes walk Of Harrington Corner House Of
MiiI l6 rooms. pleasantly located; excellent
- place TO open . boarding house Any wishing
such place, will do well to call and inquire Of
o. y. POND a co.
No. 2 Front st Exchange
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ENSTABLlSHED IN 1S3S.-P. YOUNG,
- Dealer in Fancy Goods Toys, and Useful Articles
Umbrellas and parusols Repaired. Iinking in num-
Der Of styles. Stamping for Embroidery
Agency OF the French Dye House, of Boston. Goods
sem to the Dye Honsc, Fridays
ease observe the sign OF lhe Variety Store, No 226
,e27 daontf
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~ FOR SALE-On Hollywood ST., a 3
LIE tenement French Root House nearly neyy-l4
EslIl rooms; corner lot, IS 100. Price $500
o. \. POND & co.
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w ANTED-To purchase Immediately for
s,gib MR., a aAhM pleasantly located in a good
elRpoTnCVu convenient 10 church sclooi store and
Gepo,i DuiuSs must be N good repair and surround-
va zFront 81. Exchange.
w Worcester. Also, few good Residence s.1
" loeated-viclnhy OF Portland ore hatham s,ee1 @
1erred o. n. POND d CO. Fi'
s2g du Front st EXCHANGE
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49, FOR SALE-On Washington st., a
H;;il good tenement House-20 rooms good location
8liI pays handsomely. Price 5000
"@a@-- L. A. ELY ~ CO.,
Luln LrLln :.
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~ FOR SALE-On Chatham st., a g.
Nj tenement French Rooted House; contains 20
ss4sk rooms: city and well water Lot 60 X 100; will
'Es= rent for $500. Price $500.
pONn IL 20
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NAVY DEPARTMENT., \
wash nrfNn March 81 1a-f 4

b The Roman Catholic Church Of 81. Mary
The Star OF the Sea, corner OF Johnson and
Clement streets, Baltimore, vas defeated YES
terday with imposing ceremonies.
SOne hundred women IN the Quilted State.
are now studying law. The youthf-Il male at
toTneys will soon begin 10 wall in chorus with
the physicians.
81 BOnnefs trimmed in two colOrs with A sin
gle bright contrasting tint in flowers or feather
are especially The newest comply alton of the
seasons novelties.
SIhe Richmond Enquirer saws that in a
dmsutty IN Lexington, ' a.. on Saturday last,
81. NJ. lper, OF Missouri, an expelled student,
shot ara palnia!l wounded james RYAN Piper
Tor trial.
~ man named Roland. living at Mount
Comicit. near Fayetteville, Ark shot his wife
or the l6tt inst. then murdered their child An
INFANT about nine months old, and finished his
oloooy Work by blowing out his own brains
Domestic troubles are mentioned a. the cause.
@The Fenisn Convention on Saturday
night abolished the Office OF President of ths
Order. and returned TO the COMMITTEES of
Finance It's report Tor the revision and Classic
cation OF expenditure into those made in Ire
land, and those made in America.
s~MT- John II. Whitman, for many years
Superintendent OF the Police ami Fire Alarm
Telegr sph OF Baltimore, died on Saturday. Mr..
Whitman Was one Of the oldest teIeerzphers I'm
the United States. and was a o operator on the
fret line al telegraph between Baltimore and
Washington.
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8Overnment seeurtsssx
INV NoRT-TIpsT Bo.Rl
The Markets To. DAY

70 SA niaS' h.rsh I7Notton auiet and weak:
Iow nloope sskei flonI hrm: lev sraass
Sholos White: ~ ohlo mud Indiana. 81 sss " 81:
49, xeiiox sen;h ME southern corn a-ive,
s. sroei nye lseaF in she market,
BstrInoEE, March n.-yirsinIs ,,x... a, a..
o' Svs SSs asssd; Do. ls6, 20 ask d.
i9aA, March Z.-Goyornmsnts dun but
htA s,oSkt nrong and active except for Ohio.
Sn,Sh ca e weak. virginia sixes, 81; do. new. O..
w IN csrotlte 90 do. new, -. Moneys Oold
steady, let. Exchange. long. az short, l0ss ~
INV York, March G.-Flour dull sud hearv
"hest quiet and heavy. Corn dali AL anChaAgsi
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ANOTHgK ALLEGED VICTIM or RU KLrx-
sPtcisl dispatch 70 the CkroHt-'s from CHARLES
tor, :. g, says Disguised 1aeu visited D. Win
sin IN az zen springs, in SpaFtan5lrg county,
Oh Thursday night. aud shot the Or six time.
MORALLY wCuudiTg him. He = supposed by n =
time 70 he dead. He was many yeas Stal.
Senator before tins VAT, II about seventy wears
old, and moderate republican. He ELI NJ
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IHE WAsBINeTON FAMILY AFTER CHICAGO
fkOfERTY.-Ihe heirs Of the late joan A
washington OF Irgtnla, have an important
suit on tTiai III Chicago. Mr.. Washington
bought large amount or real estate IN that
cry IN lS'', but af'eT the commencement OF the
TebeiliOn ordered Il 10 % sold. His attorney
sCid Il 10 relative for a mere fraction OF the
cost. and subsequently bought back ahzIf in
teTt>t, which he still holds. The heir. cI aim A
maud IN the sale OF nearly SJlNJOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-27

INCENDIARN FIREMEN-4 STARTING R,cOss -
a spOnge saturated wIJh kerO- ense " a. found IN
one OF the many buildings recently burned IN
Euenyille, New York, and the public W ;
merely satls ned that the fires had been iucea-
dlaTy- Nilds Vancouver and John Kuhinau
nttmeh, were arrested on suspicion, and con-
fessed that they buried The barn - 10 bTing the
boys out IL seems that 8 number OF frPmep
formed them elves into an illuminating COM
mlttee 10 this pGTpCse. Sore OF the tssri-
mOuy Of the cUIDrIts saOge Z a fspth of daDrqvitv
seldom Gqualled.