Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-21
dltortcsttr 4ailp Spp,
OTTY NEWS.

Professor Hnuripp pt Rpstpn will DIVA his
views upon s.Singino a, an element Of RELIGIONS
worship, otsrrinfty church IN morrow
The animal m,etnr of fine Antiouorion So.
cietv fakes pacc to-day. also ,be Fifteenth reai-
ment renniou
Several sbowls and other articles of more or
less value found in the strects within a few
DAYS. await identification at the notice office.
Daniel Buckley three years Old son Of John
Buckley livino on Southbridre street. was run
ever Yesterday. about noon. by an OK cart. suf.
fering such injuries that he soon died. The
owner of the cart is not known.
in these DAYS ofcopaanrations, caused by dan
gerous lamps. it is refreshing TO read of the Per-
kins& Houses ncn-explosive lamp, advertised in
orr columns NV Albert S. Brown. MIR. b. has
displayeJ at his wcll-lluown store a new invoice
Of these Foods also fresh importations Of pa
ner banriuos and crockerv.
Mr.. VIM. Putnam has sold twelve acres of
land on the Bloomingdae road, adjoining ORA
per,s nursery estac, for S25, 900, to Mr.. Jerome
Wheeock, who proposes to erect upon if a
foundry and machine shop, in which to carry
ON his present business on a more enlarged
scale. This will add materially 10 the business
A[r.J.J. Coburn, proprietor of the Ouinsig-
amond house. whose estate COMPRISES about
sixty acres on the Worcester side of the lake,
proposes 70 omen an avenue one hundred feet
vide, through his land parallel with the lake.
He will then put in the market A tier of build
inc lots. fronting on this avenue its whole
length.
Among the patents issued during the week
ending Oct. 17tb. were the following TO parties
in this county: Henry n. Gallagher of Worces-
fer for TOW. Thomas C Rice of Worcester. for
fire escape. Cbauucev l.. Mitchell of West
borough. assiauor of ope.balf his right 10 VIM.
aeckle of Boston, for fuekcd fabrics for hats,
bopnets. &c.
The State lunatic hospital authorities have be.
onn the erecrjon of three barns on that portion
of their recently purchased estate, near the cor
ner of Belmont and Plantation streets. These
barns are ali To he connected at one cornerof
each the LARGEST one (t32g feet lone nv 46 feet
yyidc) Is in fine centre. tbe two Others are GO by
- and AZ bv "A fret in dimensions. rasncctiyelv
II is not contemplatcd 10 beoip fine erection Of
additional dwellings, al. wards mon fine land
for the patients. until next sprinr The family
systAm Of treatment rs tested in the farm house
nDon tbe now purcbasq. works admirably. The
new, barns are boino. builr under tbe superin-
tendepcc of Mr.. n. r. Hapqosd.
Al a labor reform caucus held last evening.
tbs folIo,ying na,nad gentlemen were chosen
dsIeootcs to the comfy and councillor copven.
tim to he held in Authenticated hall Mon
d,v rb, ,s8d inst at eleven o'cIo,k NJ $ John
SON Geo r Mansfield l. A Taft Y z Taft,
" .Iobp4,n,. b. A. Dnpiop James Pollock. D.
Parsons. Austjn L. Wallace John Colbert. II
W. Snow, j. II. Thompson, Geo. I. Collins, K.
A. Norcross, P. d. Conlin Christopher McGlinn,
A. Il. Greenwood, }. g. Barrie, \. A. Reed,
Richard kidder, Austin Curly, A l.. like, >,
Morse n. r. Hapgood, Thomas Ii. Dewey, Ed
win Bradbury. H. L. tapgood, Lorenzo Doane,
John Ieman, John Mahoney j. +. Cox and
Hugh Hopkins.
VIM. II. Boyle, who was sent from the mu-
nicipal court to the house Of correction for six
months, Yesterday morning, was the same
young man who few days ago paid fine OF
an Snrino street Since that fine suspicion has
rested nnon linn as tbe sfraIerof several orti-
,les missed nv his fellow boarders. and ON
Wednesday officers Colby and Faveryeatber
went ia rbe boordino house ON Salem street
and proceeded 10 search his trunk. much against
fine wishes Of tbe laudlady mill they brouqbi
IN lipbt several spoops and other yalnublcs he
Ionofng to her. Among the articles found were
nlso a lot Of tools stolen from Mulloy's shop,
where Bowie worked rs steel polisher. and a
pair of handouts stolen from A sbop on School
street where Boyle had worked. II i, said he
oirl in the bo,,se where he boarded
Ixsrp,xcr- call attention tn fine an
nouncemcnt oc tbe time honored institutions
renreeented in tl,is civ, nv Col. Holm d. Wash
bn,n # is M disbursement 10 other com
nooies in tbo field 10 saw thof these have en-
loved in 4 pecuItar degree. the confidence of This
community The manner in which they have
met The disaster at Cbicooo entries tbcm 10
o,o,, incroosod conlidence and rco,rd sb,u,ino
tboir ahutv n meet with nromntnoss tbe de-.
,nonds on their resources Of the most renorI,o.
III. cona,orotiop ay,. l,no,vn
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THE COLLEEN BAwN," with john Collins
as Miles ma Coppalcen, would have attracted as
many TO Music hall As could well find seats
there on any evening this season but the closing
one VI 'n' C"!''oii' IAN iNe P'oPie "uo 50
i''"o" u'''7"' !" 'i,'' p'' ''' "''' ''"1 y, lug
u" tn"' "''' ii" az ,''' '''' anu 'i'"' = WY
sii''l' uouse Fi'e''" 81 So"o an "c'o', Du' ne
ieLlalhs tn's evening, "uu VIII give HIS "uhIi-
erS two most interesting PLAYS entitled "The
T.;sb Ap,b,ssodor md 0IIi. 7 ,5t I arc A.,
ilsu AlloAssaIoi' "uu HIS A'SI L1SS As
an Irish comedian and singer, John Collins has
t,, i ,b From. ,,,1, c +,, nam, go
NV" !" l'' iiO''' '""N iol '"'"'1 Se"'s "i
more, and seems 10 be as lively and fresh us
ever.
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ST.. PAuI's FAIR had a brilliant closing nioht
-. ~ NJ, ,,,;,,. - rto
the galleries ana nan heh@ lhroh@ed' Inc
receipts were StO69 The voting was lively
~. .r,,,,,,,,,aa,,,,t. hall .I,a,r,
ana the announcements halleu WIN cleeIS'
The irish 1ag went to the Ancient Order of
1t.,o,i.,, ~, ,,,,i,r;t,, Of ~, ,,,,,,,,4
h'pel ii"no ~ " 'i'H't''S vi 1'i H'0 "u'"P''
10 Ocean Hose, majority ~; the Yestments to
Rather Scanned mai lrfy GO. while the Chris.