Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-13
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to drive hack, James Casey and Michael
McGovroan to run passenger wagons. A petition
from Charles Baker & Co. for leave to erect
shaft across Foster street, near Main street, was
referred on iub nd
peIitlon from Strong Rogers for the appoint
ment OF Geo. a. Boswell as weigher Of coal,
was referred to the mayor.
"A business meeting OF the Lyceum aud Nat
urai history association was held at their rooms
last evening. 1t was voted to hold iernery eX
mbition during the present fall, at which pre-
mums will be offered for the finest specimens
exhibited. 1t was also voted TO close the rooms
TO the public during the remainder of the month,
as many oil the specimens are to be rearrangcd.
lhey VIII be open this afternoon as usual. The
following donations were received; A pair of
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-Judge Williams dis
pnscd OF nineteen cases Yesterday. Timonv
Collins, for assault and battery, was fined S25
and costs; Charles Churchill, assault and bat
terry, $40 and costs; Jesse d. Barker, illegally
Transporting LIQUOR, $40 and costs: Thomas
DAVIS, keeping liquor, $40 and costs: Charles
Sibley, vagrancy, four months in the house of
correction: John Sullivan. assault and battery
discharged; Charles Welock. John II. Mark,
Charles Degranee, Michael Lawlcy, Michael
McNraii, John Murphy, Thomas Devory, Ihos,
Moran' Dahlel Lucy, Englebcrt Deltz, Ellen
broderlck ana Ilinothy CollenS, drunkenness,
% ana COSTS Mlchael Nolan, drunkenness, 81
ana costs Inc lines were all paid except those
oil "eilock, Mark, Lawley, Nolan and Collins,
VINO were committed to jail.
SUPERIOR CIVIL CorrRT-Briobo,a e. +
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Josepb Emerson was decided Inv =, verdict for
the plaintiff.
No. 299, Lewis Snowling VS.. the Plummer
granite COMPANY. for balance of account for
labor Verdict for the plaintiff for 1892. Hobbs
for the plaintiff, Deane for defendant.
No. 922, joseph E. Carlton vs.. Charles T. Red
ding. replevn case, Verdict for the plaintiff.
Potter and Ball for the nIaintiF HARDING for
defendant.
No. SIS. Valentine NJ. Aldrich VS.. Zachary Ia
cobs an action TO recover the yalue of thirty
four bushels of ashes and q SIM, of loaned mon
ev. ,Jurv had not aoreed ot n late bour Hobbs
for nIaintif Potter and Ran for dolondon+
Next in order No A4e Orr, GoodeI We Coo
Simpson. 9S5. Plummer granite comnonvvs n
and c. p. Stevens: Nos. 819 35o 8gt GGS slo
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iN"n y" 'u0 Noi "'n anu "oIceSter raIiroau'
yard of that road yesterday afternoon had his
right lee and left foot terribly crushed Inv three
cars passing over them, He lost his Goothold in
attempting to yet on one of them while tbev
were in motion, and fell between them. He was
Immediately taken to his residence in Eaton
court, and Drs. Marble. Wood and Uubon were
Immediately summoned, but his iniuries were
such that he died at half mast eleven o'cloclx
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hirbly esteemed bv large circle of acouaint-
ances. and Leaves n wife and one child EIo wos
about twenty.erbt wears old and had served rs
brakeman some fourteen wears becinninr ON
the Boston and Worcester road when he was
but fourteen wears old He was son or Hmm
phrey Wren, with whom he resided.
john Stevenson, a carpenter at work ON the
new building on the corner of Spruce and
Washington streets, fell from the second story
down the open space intended for the stairway.
Yesterday afternoon, badly fracturipg his skull.
DIR. Hubon was called, and it is thought that
the injured man will recover. He resides ON
Southbrdre street
Michael Briudedle. brakeman ON fine Wor-
cester and Nashua railroad had his arm broken
Yesterday forenoon, while sbacklinc cars
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