Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-18
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OlTY NEWS.


sent through the Knights of st. Crispin $50 to
relieve their brothers in Chicago.
Among The names of New lnglandcrs regis
tered in The office Of Bowlcs Bros, London, for
the week ending September %, was that Of II.
c. Wadsworth, Of this city.
The arrangement Of the Western Union tclc-
graph company suspendlug half-rate messages
to Chicago, which went into effect on the 18th,
was revoked yesterday, and messages will now
be taken as heretofore,
The schools Will close Friday and Saturday in
order that teachers may attend The annual meet
inc of the state teachers association at Boston.
They are requested to report 10 the superin-
teudcnt whether they attend.
Ladies Of Worcester who are so heartily re-
spending to the call by giving their time and
means in aiding the Chicago sufferers, are re
minded that the meetings for work will be con-
tinued Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at
the yestly Of the First Unitarian parish
The members Of the grand jury, now in at
tendance upon the superior court, were agreea-
bly, entertained last evening by their foreman,
Mr.. Samuel Winslow Of this city, at his house
on Lindell street. Judge Chaplin aud the dis
trict attorney were also among the guests of the
evening.
The annual reunion OF the fifteenth regi-
meat association will be held at Horticultural
hail on Saturday next, the 2lst instant, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. That day is the anniversary OF
the battle Of Bulls Bluff, where the regiment
was first under fire. and earned, at terrible
cost, the reputation for the highest soldierly
qualities, which in many greater and tiercer
battles it retained and Increased. The a>socia-
ton will dine at the Lincoln house tl2 o'clock.
AT a meeting bcld by Blake and Damascus
lodges. Of the Knights Of Pythias, ut their hall,
last evening, they raised over $500 for the suf-
teIels in the west AT a vote of the members,
Una-haf of the sum raised was 10 be devoted 10
brethren in Chicago, and the rest lor the sufferers
in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Commit
tees were appointed to receive further subscrip-
tons, which will probably increase The amount
to over $500. A subscription paper may be
found at the stores of L. A. Warren aud Jenkins
& Whitcomb. Subscriptions Of clothing may
be left at the Office Of W. L. Robinson, on Eos
ter street.
NDNiC'FAL N"pl'I' III Il'O 'H""Ici'H court
EesleF"a'' VIM Na"@h paid ~ ana costs lof
doing business on ;he Lords day; Bridget
D''' % "nu 'o9l9 ior assault ANA oa''eIy3 T''-
s"' A. 'o'e anu Anuie" '''Ith 20 ana e"Sts
each for drunkenness; Lemue Ii. Nichols and
James Brown, 81 and costs each for drunken
ness; Peter W johnson, Thomas Shea and
oonn Drown were t'th hutu = ana GUSTS ior
u'u"N'""ISs, Jul al" no' pay ana were GUN
m'.'eu 10 jan fleoeI'eN L. 'e'"luS' nHeu %
ana costs ioF assault ana battery, ond 10 ana
COSTS auul.'o'"' ioF ufu"NelIhess' "pPtaIcu' ana
W. Wilson, complained of for drunkenness
paid costs and had his case placed on file
9r' IAuL FNlF'-ih e IcceiptS i"St evening
were 1ooo' me nan was nileu as carry as el%il'
''''N' ana 'ne evening was or'up'cu III "i"w-
l"S a'''cle' al the '''Dle', an" WITNESSING ll'e
eio@ ualcln7 u Jimmy ano 'oNlnS hy"l' ior
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WIN oa"u' i"-ulSnL 'uele WIN oe col'ce'''la
so'o' u'"le ny o. H. ocu@Wl comic ueSIo
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manic" temperance SocIe'S' -I'' Inc Articles
u'""n l"St evening were ol'Ner water PitcneI'
lh"u''s DOOM SILVER spoons JoHh heeIe; Dog
OAK sua"l PM h'A@le L'illetoh; SILVER cake
basket Dr. MeNul'y' emma lea SET wafer
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poc' u'es9' ll'''ua' IlIaicH Inloel uIcSS' 'unh
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G. Taft AT the close of the hearing the mayor
read a communication from f. H. Dewey, re-
laling to the damage caused by widening Pied
mont street, which was referred to the commit
tee on highways on the part OF the board OF al
dermcn; a communication from the same party
relating to the widening OF Cedar street, was re
ferred to the committee having the decree in
charge Alderman Barnard moved that the city
engineer be directed to prepare plans for the
extension of Prospect street to Wllmot, in ac-
cordance with the act establishing the normal
school; the motion was carried, as was also one
made by Alderman Barton directing the city
engineer to prepare DEGREES and plans for the
laying out Of Wellington and Woodland streets.
The matter Of furnishing better ward-room ac-
commodatons, to avoid the use of the office and
council rooms in city hall, came up, aud was re-
ferred to the committee on public buildings,
with power to provide suitable ward rooms and
report at the next meeting Of the board. The
licenses of E. j. Larned and John Walker ior
driving hack, which were revoked for engaging
in afght several weeks ago, were restored; and
thespetition ofThomas j. McCabe for license to
drive hack was referred TO the city marshal
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