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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

SILVER WEDDING. On Wednesday evening
March %, Mr.. and Mrs Paul futile, In Linwood
street. were surprised by visit from forty or more
OF their friends. The object of the visit was In due
time explained. This was the twenty-ffth ami.
Versary of their marriage Their friends deemed it
proper to manifest their regard by some token an
propriate to the occasion. For this purpose silver
cake basket was presented to them In behalf of the
doners, workmen at II. Ball Il Co.'s. Appropriate
presents were contributed by other friends and
presented in their behalf the whole amounting in
value to over forty dollars all of which were courte
ously received with expressions of thanks, large
collation. was then served The visit was Dleasant
and the company dispersed, all seeming quite
happy.
Rev. Mr.. HALLS discourse tomorrow evening will
be on Authority i'll Religion"
Miss Nellie L. Davis lectures for the spirtusl,stS
in Horticultural hall, tomorrow afternoon and eve.
ming. This Is the last chance to hear this gifted
lady speak in Worcester for the present. She has
made many friends, who will long remember her
valuable labors.
MIR. WilooS's subject at the Thomas street church
tomorrow morning will be Christian magnanimity.
Rev, N. Fellows, of Watertown, will supply the
pulpit at Washburn hall tomorrow.
Inc place to buy Human Hair and Corsets of all
kinds, at low prices, is at No. Flagg's block.
J. MEDINA s. Co
Lamson, Glazier Co.. will have an important
sale in front of their salesrooms to-day at I2S
O'Clock hack team will be sold
Kendall s McClennen have all the spring style
hats and caps, of the very best manufacture, 1888
Main street, one door north of Mech anios hall.
Leaveyour orders at Kendall & MeC,orror,. Cor
the best silk hat that is made. l6s Main strast
one door north OF Mechanic, nall .,ssss
f. A. clapp' 2ee5 Main street, has full assort-
u'eh' % spring style hats and caps for gents and
y"dth. His style of dress silk hats is particularly
desirable, they being very light as well as becom-
ing.
HENRY S. RICE, teacher of the piano-forte.
Rooms at Richards, Metca.f & Co.'s, 254 Main
street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01
LATEST MARK Ers.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, March 3l.-An the Wall street markets
We're quiet AMI strong today, with fir and well disrh
uaed business Gold closed the upward turn at IO
bid the elearances of the day having been
Governments We're buoyant throughout the day with
marked advance in prices. - $500
l1nted SLufes sizes l53t copoons nm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01
Extract of Rye.

COrns. Bunons. IngrOwing Nails Tender Feet etc
nave been pronounced incurable but that idea Ia now
exploited DR. brggs' Wonderful Remedies CURATIVE
me worst cases. The Curative for Sore and fender
G9rns, Nails, etc, is magical in its action, while the
AneVlator, for common Cons, Is unsurpassed
Sold by Druggists. dtf mh6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01
F. WATERMAN,
II. w. DENNIS,
EDWARD, MALLRRY,
H., :. NEA-. -.

AT regular communication Of Franklin Lodge.
held March 3d. it was voted that the above resolu.
lions be entered on the records of the lodge copy
be sent to the family Of our late brother and also
that they be published in the Boston Evening
Journal and the Worcester Daily Spy.
GEORGE R. NEWTON Seeratsrv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

TIE GRAND CENTRAL. HOTEL These modern days
OF wealth AMI luxury develop frequent enterprises that
star!e, while they compel Us into admiration visit
70 NGOthan never fails to impress this truth The
new 1rand Central Hotel, on hroadway, New YORK
whose paatial walls cover almost emile block is a
notable instance Of what wealth. TASTE and enterprise
can accomplish Although the many de- CT ptons given
o u aye Mshly euloS stc, the sOr Will lind like tile
Queen OF oheba, tuat the halt has not been iold in
rcnhess o. appointment and leteuess of detail not
even the Palace Louvre Of Paris nor the tar-lamea
Langnan VI London can surpass; while it surnasses
them both IN SIZE and Capacity
Under lht management OF II. L, Powers the prupue
tor whose gena sterling adm pstratve qualities fairly
cdln n 70 us charge De ggdirs, With his aable e0rps
OF gentlemen N the ONCE there is quiet determination
70 9e t1s modern palace OF taste ana luxury outrank
any her in the worln.
one would suppose, from the appearance of the Grand
ea tnat the income of prince would he necessary
70 enjoy It's hospitality when fact prices are only
from three to Jour dollars per Jay. dit" apl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01
sosToN sToch sAGEs- March 81


new YoRG, March Sl.-Uotton dull: sales oaol ba,oo
miidlng upldnds 5he Flour sales 5000 bhIs; stat
S9a Ses!ss ss24ser state Ohio $780,
PETER sI On sPrng; sales S6G4 bah No spring So "a
Iol; new no 90 Slas q S59; winter red aud amber
western Si,6l q iN Corn active and firm; sales 81 6S0
bush; new mxed western s5 "a Ssc Oats o4iet 1S,0
Gna western 6la q dc. P0rk trmer; new mess 15
R Eage s sS IS q EaEd heavy Il Ho Butter
s i armeE weslsrn free 81 9lhc Rice dull; Caro-.
to cool refining a exc; Havana ia n oaSse INT
New Orleans 80 q 65c; MNsoovaio 81 a $50, Spirits r
enlne Gun at 5s9j resin quiet at s. 10 for g. raned
s& q %. -""O" quieV at
a, GaaeIsgAeo March a. Flour firm Wheat higher, at
S'.6 or N9 Corn steady at 594c for No2 ats aniet
a. Az "a 4sc for No2 Rye steady at Sic tar Na2 a
ieY higher at 83c High wines ady al sic Provisions
quiet and shade weaker Mess pork S0'l24 m % T.
Live hogs dull at 50 % Ss51 Cattle duh al 81 55 70
heceptsm4OV0 bbls flour a. JU0 bush wheat RtO0 bsh
sGrn So sSsR Sa 200 bush rye, 5000 bush barley
e1fI 2O bush oats 1000 bush rye 1000 bush barey
ClSCiNSAI March 81 Mess pork firm az 5000 "a gel
GtTu dn at ll%e. Bulk meats dropping, at 7JSc Tor
shoulders, and 81 a 9%c for clear rio and clear sides
bacon dropping; shoulders 124c clear rib and clSar
sides 10y g nc; Whiskey higher, at S6Ac
Iihu SS'''' N''Nu'iisS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

No MORE MERCURY FOR ME -"Put them in the fire.
my dear, the advice of MS, Mccarthy TO her son
bilious and dyspeptic youth who had just brought home
osotaer box of blue pills. But am to take then
motherS" said he. Get bottle of PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS, she replied; "I'l guarantee it does you good
He did and then anotherand another With the third
bottle all his unpleasant symptoms vanished In letter
to young friend he relates this anecdotes and winds up
WilN Nc more mercury form mel" deop&wlw mh3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01
Gbe naiIp SPY a0lurecste saturOap aAorung spr 1871
FRANKLIN Lopez, F aud A. NJ. ,

be assured that they win receive the support of
every lover of his country at the north
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

Leaveyour orders at Kendall & McClennon,s for
the best silk hat that Is made, 1853 Main street,
one door north OF Mechanic, nall .,ssS,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

GRAFTON, Mass, March 30, ISL
w hereas, 1t has pleased God in his infinite wis
dom to remove by death from our midst our friend
and brother, VIM. e.. Scandlin; therefore,
Resolved that IN his death we sustain the loss Of
a dear friend and brother, whose amiable iisposi-
uon and exemplary character was constantly en-
deartng him to us; his high tone of morality his
delicate sense of honor which he was ever eornest
In maintaining, his strong devotion to the princi-
pies Of our ORDER manifested by their governing in
uence In his every day acts his peculiar fitness for
the various cangs In life; rejoicing In the pros.
perity and well being of his fellow men, sympathis.
ing with the Borrowing and afflicted living the prn-
cpes he profssed using all the energies OF his being
to advance all that Is noble and good, commands
our profound respect and made him worthy of
imitation.
Resolved, that though the form has passed away
and the spirit has returned to Him who gave It, yet
the noble record he has left, of life guided by the
purest motives, and animated by his highest con.
ceptions Of what was noble and good, will ever be
brance.
Resolved, that we tender to the afflicted family
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their bereave
me1t; that though an aAectionate husband and
tender father has been taken from them, yet there
Is deep and blessed consolation in the thought that
MS life was one of usefulness and honor and he has
only been called home, to enjoy the eternal life of
glorious Immortality
Gi0nad n W..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

Kendall McClennen have all the spring style
mats and caps, of the very best manufacture, 1853
Main street, one door north of Mech anics hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

HENRY S. RICE, teacher of the piano-forte,
Rooms at Richards, Metca!f & Co.'s, 254 Main
straet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

United States currency 6s............,ll5T@ll6
Union Pacific railroad lst mort. 6s...........g3k
DO do income l0s...... 6S@6sA
do do land grant 7s............T54
Union Paciho railroad stock ..................25K
central racine gold bonds. ...................,g5f
Money was very easy all day. per cent being the rul
ing rate at the close The exposure the locking up
scheme yesterday apparently Ill concerted the ring who
were Interested ami no further developments were
made today txchlnge steady at l0)as a lO9T with
very small transactions. Stocks closed strong AMI nc
i've and at the hlghe prices of the day axe hore and
Northwestern showing the most marked advance,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

r. A. va PIP 20 Main street, has full assert.
meht Of spring style hats and caps for gents and
y"dth' His style of dress silk hats is particularly
desirable, they being very light as well as becom-
ing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

Lamson, Gazier & Co., will have an important
sale in front of their salesrooms to-day at I2b
O'Clock. A hack team will be sold.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01
Mathews % chamberlain,
The Confession. oron Inv.

Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash Trays Sinks &c &C. fitted up at short notice. and
thorough manner. dtf Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

The place to buy Human Hair and Corsets of all
kinds, at low prices, Is at No. 8 Fagg's block.
j. MEDINA & 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

The Bank is open daily TOR the receipts Of Deposits
Deposits put upon interest on tho Fifteenth day Of
each month,
semiannuM Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLISS President.
q. WOODWARD, Treas'r.
--aeel dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

threeshfths of the entire population were negroes
In that state, suppose, considerably more than
thrce-iIths of the entire population are republic
cans. Now, suppose that in that state, with its
G. Institution providing for trial by jury, pnovid.
ing an independent Judiciary, providing for
equality Of civil rights, providing for the right
to vote and to hold office of every citizen, there
should be q conspiracy upon the part OF a GER
tain portion Of the peonle that ly intimidation,
by murder, by outrage, this majority of the peo;
pie dare not exercise those rights which their
state constitution undertakes to declare for them
Suppose that by that conspiracy. secret hut un.
derstoud, eHecuting its purposes with a certainty
more complete and more terrible than ever at
tended due process of law in civil community
every person who dared to lift his voice in oppo,
sition to the sentiment Of this conspiracy found
his life and his property insecure. Suppose that
conspiracy takes possession of the jury box,
aud under its rule no one of the majority Of
that state can gain his case on whatever evil
dence, and no one associated with the conspira-
gy Will luse his case against his republican
neighbor, whatever may be the eYidanGc, Sup
pose further, that the constitution Of the state
all the time declaring that there shall be punish
ment Of crime, TO particular class of citizens
| there is no criminal remedy enforced for any
crime committed upon them. Is that form of
government on paper, enrolled on parchment,
truly form of governments Has congress
| performed its constitutional duty when II has
| guaranteed to the people of South Carolina the
writing down on parchment, the printing be.
twee1 covers Of sheepskin, constitution de-
| clarlng the rights Of those people2 Not at all,
| lt must he government, and government IN
force; not government administered by con.
| spracy under the pretense and under the form
o. republican security. In that case claim
| tAat the power Of congress TO intervene is com
Piete anu ample. The farm Of government Ia
not in force, it is not the binding operative rule
under which the citizens live, but another rule
| Of civil conduct has usurped its place.
But NAY be asked, how do you distinguish
the right to interfere in case ike this from the
right to interfere in any case where there may be
an iUpertection in the administration of Justice
or incomplete security for human rights2 Sir,
criminals escape punishment in Massachusetts,,
in Vermont. A railroad company does not
| stand fair chance for an impartial verdict be-
Ny answer to that is this; that it IL not possible
| to draw an absolute logical line between these
two cases. The difference is difference Of de-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

rhe Worcester Mechanics savings Rnuh
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-01

Mr.. Wioox's subject at the Thomas street church
tomorrow morning will be Christian magnanimity,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Discovery of Bones.

Many strange reports of the discovery
of bones OF extinct races have been cir
culated and afterwards disproyed. In
Virginia, between Weldon and Garys-
burg, some laborers are said by the Vir-
ginia newspapers to have found cata
comb of skeletons, supposed to be those
Of Indians The skulls are nearly an
inch III thickness; the teeth filed very
sharp and the enamel perfect The
bones were Of great length, and the
stature of the men must have been
eight or nine feet. Sharp stone arrows,
stone mortars and the bowls of pipes,
were also found. Ii these remains do
not belong Go Il race of Cardiff giants,
they arc certainly most important dis
c0yelies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Opening Of the German Relchsiag.
Nom the New Yort sua. oct. lath.

BERLIN, Oct. lG.-The Emperor viii
liam to-day opened the sessions Of the
ReicLatag in person, He began his
address with review OF the past ses-
sion Of the North German Parliament,
and Of the course OF miiiuati0n The
progress of this important policy, and
the present condition OF united Ger
many, he considered cminently iayora-
Bile and gratifying
Passing from tins topic to be consiG-
cred by the present session, he said its
chief care would be the consideration
of the budget for the Empire. The
advances made by the several states of
the Confederation must toe repaid out
of the funds received from France as
indemnity. The budget must include
the expense Of settling the government
territory acquired from France,
The Emperor expressed the opinion
that the reorganization Of the coinage
Of Germany is desirable He said the
Federal Council was at this time devils
ing o measure for the establishment Of
gold coin basis for uniform system Of
German coinage, He also proposed as
a subject ready for discussion, the Sc
curing Of line of direct communion
ton through Switzerland to Italy, to
be controlled throughout in the inter
est OF Germany.
Abiding to the foreign relations of
the empire, he said that such relations
were entirely satisfactory There was
no cause for anxiety in any qaartcr.
Especially was the correspondence with
Austria of a cordial nature, and the in
tarcourse with the country was no long
er Swallowed by "reminiscences Of the
past conflict
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02

ne S23FgfHo SION OF tuG "1ttTN NJ
The Dep csitors sac, bet the capital
Fnpa iges. -TAa Result ~ 0vsr-lras, a.
sing.
from the New York sun. Oct. lath.
The Stuyyesant Bank, at IA Broad
way, suspended payment, at 1870 yes
terday afternoon. The StRyvesaut
is a state bank, with a capital OF 5000, e.
000. Davis Collamore is its president.
and Jno, Yanordon, cashier The di-
rectoTs are Davis Collamore, II. c.
Weston, ;. q. Searles, A. G. Bell, G..
Landon, Jr., @. Hobbs, Jas. Davis, L.
Hanson, Chas. Pitt, G. W. Wakeiy, S.
Cantrell, A. G. Culbert, Smith Ely, and
j. CT Briggs.
The Stuyvesant is not connected with
the Clearing House, but clears through
the Manufacturers and Merchants
Bank, at SCI Broadway. Yesterday
morning. ut ten O'Clock, that institu
ton warned the Clearing House thnt
they would no longer take up the
checks of the Stuyvesapt Bank They
now hold collaterals from tie Stuyye-
SAINT for S350,000, and it is said that
they had agreed to discount it's paper
for 500, 600, which they have not done.
1t Is also said that the Stuyvesant had
done too extended a business for its
capital, and that its margin with the
Manufacturers and Merchants Bank
has been oucroached upon. The cash
Ter SAYS, however, that the margin has
ways boen made good.
1t is claimed that the bank can pay
every dollar due its compositors, and
that It's capital is liable to he encroech-
ed upon from $50, 900 to $40, 000. The
banks lease OF the building it occupies
has ten years to run. Ii is thought
that this is worth $50, 600 1t is more
than probable that the bank VIII 90
into Che hands of a receiver, and that
Mr.. .. II. y. Archer, formerly Press
dent of the bank, VIII be receiver.
A meeting Of the Board OF Directors
was held ut 1880 last night ut tho resi-.
dence OF Judge Whitman, the banks
attorney, l03 East Fourteenth street
Mr.. Collamore was unwell, and absent
Mt kis home in New Jersey Mr.. Van
orden informed the Sun reporter that
it was not unlikely chat the bank would
resume He also stated his belief that
the bank could pay every dollar. The
meeting was lot organized until after
II O'Clock. ana was continued SO late
that it was impossible to obtain the
result. The President, Mr. Collamore,
will furnish complete statement to-
day.
The failure is doubtless attributable
to the Chicago fire, consequent tight
ening OF the money market, and the
difficulty in procuring funds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Extraordinary Coal Run.

The Pittsburg Chronicle of the 9Th
inst. says:
The largest run of coal ever made in
this vicinity, and the largest probably
ever made IN the country, was made
yesterday ut w H. Browns Keystone
coal works, near McKeesport In thir-
teen hours d, go bushels OF coal were
run out of the mine down m incline Of
eight hundred feet, and loaded into two
barges. Tho average was nearly two
cars TO the minute. Before this, the
largest run ever made was at the Pine
Run coal works OF John O'Neil, four
teen years ago, when, in eleven hours,
Is, 525 bushels were run out A pair
Of deer horns was awarded for this
achievement, and has been held ever
since The horns viii be given up
now.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Iceland Worthless.

OF Iceland we hear but little, and,
speaking generally, know still less. 1t
seems, however, to be losing ali value
as am inhabitable country its winters
Me growing colder, its fisheries falling,
and from being once a timbered coun-
Try, 1t Is said that not tree is now
found there. The inhabitants being
thus rendered destitute OF the proper
means OF sustaining life, and the Dan
ish goyernM-ut having consented, it is
proposed TO establish an Icelandic
colony in Northern Wisconsin and Me-
braska. As an experiment, and to test
this region, some fifteen lcelanders,
mostly men, have already gone to De
Jroit and Washington Islands, where
they intend to support themselves
by fishing until they can learn to
firm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, OoT /, l0:45 AN
This city has Just been the scene of
a sanguiuary instruction. Al 2 O'clock
in the afternoon yesterday, a corps Of
gensdarmos and part Of the 18Th Regi-
nont of cavalry, numbering in all 400
men, surprised the citadel, and fortiii-
ed themselves therein by the AID of 500
prisoners whom they had released from
the Belen Jail The leaders Of Che
revolt were Gems. Negrete, Toledo,
Rlveras, and Echavarria. The
remainder Of the city garrison proved
loyal and under the command of Gems.
Rocha, Alatorne, Alexandra Garcia,
promptly attacked the insurgents, and
1T midnight the national troops under
Gen. Rocha carried the citadel by as
sauit. The four leaders Of the leaders
Of the revolt had left before the attack
and escaped. Indiscrimiuatesia slaughter
followed tine fall The officers and SER
geants OF theinsurgent force were killed
and also the ringleadera OF the released
prisoners. Up to 10 O'Clock this morn,
ing $50 insurgents had been shot. Gov,
Castro was k.lied by Rivera whom he
was pursuing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Prepared.

A recently married man in Franklin
county, Mass, coming home rather late
the other night, took an umbrella from
the rack in the hall and proceeded to
his room. The grieved and indignant
wife opened her eyes, and seeing her
husband supporting him BY the foot
board with one hand and holding an
spread over his head with the
other, erica in astonishm8nt: What
are you doing Are you crazy2" Ono,
said he in an unsteady voice, "but---
hic-- / supposed thcre'd be storm
hc--and 50 I've come prepared for it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
Another Heroic Lady.
From the N. y. Post.

Grace Darling and Ida Lewis have o
rival III an Irish lady, who, when men
refused to face the storm, rowed ont to
q wrecked brig near the mouth of the
Boyne and rescued man left on the
sinking hulk Snch an action well de
serve the title heroic, and VIII furnish
new ammunition to replenish the nearly
empty boxes OF "woman suffrage adj
yocates. The case of Mrs. Mile an
English lady, who has obtained di-
varce, but is compelled TO allow her
husband fifteen hundred dollars year,
viii doubtless evoke a storm Of doris
ION as great as the action OF the Wy
oming Judge who put husband under
bonds to keep the peace.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-02
society's Customs in San Francisco.


1iany of the social customs in San
Francisco are peculiar A lady writes
70 the Chronicle OF that city to com
plain that at social gatherings the men
all get intoxicated, and are therefore
unfit company Ton the opposite sex.
Whereupon that journal cites it as
well known fact that in what is termed
the hoat society, at parties and balls
given 1t private houses, there is a room
set apart for gentlemen, where brandy
and champagne flow in abundance, and
where, the visitors may engage III
= monte" and "draw poker for I'M
limited amounts of money. This re-
veals a rather bad state of things, nor
is it certain shat these San Francisco
jewellers are without imitators in New
York. 1t is not for journalists, how
ever but for the ladies themselves to
devise and apply the remedy.