Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-13
aNurtester 4ailp SPY,
CITY NEWS.

Twelyeprsoners and four dodgers were booked
at the hotel de Lookup last night.
The fourth assembly of the City Guards will
take place at Brinley hall tonight
The two exhibitions OF McGilPs Mirror of Ire
land, and also the concert oy the Catholic choirs,
are to raise money Tor the United irish socleues'
ME- Charies A. Chase, county treasurer mas
oeen appointed oy GOV. Clafin commissioner
10 quallly CIVIL omcers, under the laws Oh inc
STATE
Inc ten O'Clock train from the west was Out
lew minutes behind time last night. Two Gu
gines were attached, and a snow-plough went
'ohead'
The new Methodist church, at the corner Oh
NAM and Chandler Streets is IN ialr way OIL
having Dell WIN wulcu " llnS III It's conste-
s"tion' A supScrlp''on p"pei mas SI'iteu on It's
rounds, with Tue nalne vi lnos' H. OouSe' Esqp
ana piedgeior @loV SCI against IT,
u H. harflnSlon' Vi this CITY, mas Deeh grant
cd patent lor cartridge SheI eJeetor Ior IT,
FoNlhS nte"fihs' anu W. " Ault patent 'oF
SAND OF emery Paper' ~ H. "nt'e'hore mas
received reissue Oh MS patent-granted IN
loo'-ior Improvement III machines lor parlnS
ana sIicmg apples
Inc nre escape invented oy Nlr' l. u hlce Oh
TINS city, had announcer hghy satisfactory trlai
SATURDAY aitcruoou' III 'he presence OF crowu
OF iookerS-oh' Inc descent was made from the
Splre oil the new oniVersalist church on fleas-
ant street,
Inc members Oh tue feoples ciup, ana others
interested, arc requested TO meet at their rooms'
NO zzS NAN street, at naii'paSt SeVen' tniS eve
nlng' MI "eeuen' oil froVloence' VIII DC pres
ent anu give some account OF the iormanoh ana
growth OF similar enterprise Which mas proved
so successful in that city.
IN the mahlclpa' court, saturday, Nellie Gar
Ter was sentenced 10 three months III the mouse
OF correction Tor Va9rancy; she appealed, and
tutnlshed pail Tor appearance at the May term
H.. OF the superior court. Inc other business con-
sisted IN dealing with few cases OF drunken
ness in the usual manner
Inc heaVy snow storm OF yesterday lett
large quantity OF that wintry material with us;
when the same VIII DC utilized Tor slelShing and
hlnured purposes II ceaSea 10 lah at elSht
O'CLOCK In tne evening, having succeeded pretty
well IN keeping people at nome through the
uay. A 1e" OF the more resoiute ones were seen
1ounderln9 ABOUT IN the drlLts, Dut no instance
OF perlshinG Is reported
Entertainments are numerous 1or TINS week;
d. l.eaVS lectures gu Astronomy, III WashOurn
hail on Monday, tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday evenings; McGllfs Mirror OF ireland,
Monday ana TUESDAY evenings; on wednesday
evening grand concert IN Mechanics hal oy
the united cholrS OF the three Cathohc churches;
and John Murray IN the new play OF treason
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
SiXty-tw" shares OF the Washburn & Moon
CO.'S stock were sold at auction in the Bay State
house Saturday, by b. W. Abbott. The price
paid was Sllo per share, and the purchasers
were A. N Cuirler, Charles WashDurn and VIM
l. Buckley Vi the shares offered for sale there
are lSS remaining, on which no bids were re-
celved' Mr.. ABBOTT also sold seVenty-five shares
oil inc bay state mousse stock-htty shares TO
CnafleS b. Fratt, and twenty-five to Harrison
Bliss. LII prices paid Tor TINS STOCK ranged from
$40 to $40 per snare. Inc sale was well at
tended
Ann Cary, VINO hVes on Pond street, gets
drunk sometimes, and last night was one OF
those nmes' She MADE such disturbance IN
the mouse that polcenan was called IN to re-
store order. Ann Immediately ran out OF doors,
having on but one garment-and that OF an airy
nature not calculated for February outfit
aud led the policeman quite chase before she
was e"p'uiou' 0ne was '.ieii iiaueeu u put the
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However the play of "Self' may be regarded
in other cities-and the Providence papers praise
it in high terms-it was very evident Saturday
night that Worcester audience were not favor
ably impressed with it. Perhaps experience had
led the audience to expect too much from Mr..
Owens, who, as all know, is one of the best of
comedians; but, be that as it may, the attrac-
tons of first-class comedy were not apparent.
Mr.. John E. Owens will probably never play to
preciated, and theatre-goers are obliged to Mr..
Tayleurc for bringing SO good an actor here;
but give us a comedy in which his really supe-
x;or tolon+ oor china nc :. dong IN Tho chorootar