Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-13
aaturtester 9aiIp SPY.
CITY NEWS.

Thomas Earle was in very bad condition yes
terday, worse than he has been at any time
previous. He is failing in strength every day.
The regular monthly meeting of the teachers
association will be held at halfpast two this
afternoon, in the high school building. Prof.
H. R. Greene, of the Dread, will address the
teachers on the subject Of grammar, in its APP
plication 10 the primary and secondary schools
Deputy State Constable Russell and Policeman
Hall went to Sutton yesterday morning and
searched the premises of James W. Barnes, the
thief who stole hoes, shovels, picks, ETC., from
Lovelps store, Thursday night, and was caught
at it, The officers found and brought back
with them lot of new tools, many OF them
stolen from LovelPs at some previous time.
The legislature is about to solve our local
railroad question to the general satisfaction OF
our citizens. A bill was introduced by the rail-
way committee, yesterday, providing for the re-
moval of the track from the common, and the
construction of a grand union passenger station.
1t will be great thing for Worcester, and the
railroads, who have to pay the cost, have power
to do so by issuing new stock. The bill will be
found entire in another column.
n llltc DO1J sun VI W AhOAhPoCh3 e'h ~
Temple street, had one of the fingers of his left
hand cut off by hay cutter yesterday. He
was taken to DR.. Hubon, who found the bone
sticking out so much beyond the flesh as to re-
quire the cutting off of small piece more.
When the operation was finished the boy stuck
his sound hand in his pocket, asking how much
the bill was; or if it would be over ten cents.
The exhibition of Hopkins remarkable model
of Windsor castle will close this evening at
Peck's art gallery, and all who wish to gain an
exact and correct impression of one of the most
interesting, from an historical and architectural
point of view, of all the famous structures in
England, should by all means visit it to-day
The attendance has been large thus far, showing
on the part of our citizens creditable degree of
interest in the castle, as well as appreciation Of
the successful work of Mr. HOppin.
The summer time table on the Boston and
Albany railroad will begin on Monday next,
May IS, 1871. An additional express train will
be put on between Boston and Albany. 1t will
leave lower station, Worcester, for the west at
9.55 A. M. Passengers by it will be able to leave
Albany at 2.55 P. M, Rochester at 10 P. NJ, Buff
falo II. so P. NJ, Suspension Bridge at 1920 A..
M, Cleveland 600 A. M, Detroit 900 A. NJ, and
arrive at Chicago at 100 P. M. The New York
morning express which has left Worcester at
1905 A. NJ, will then leave at 1925 being twenty
minutes later than now, reaching New York at
the same time as formerly. Passengers for way
stations between here and Springfield will leave
at 615 P. NJ instead of 4.45, being the same as
last summer. The New York express for Bos-
ton will leave lower station at 1925 P. NJ instead
of $40, and the new Albany express will leave
at 1855 p. NJ. The lao p NJ. train for Boston
will leave upper station as now, but will leave
lower station at Las instead Of 1.4s. All other
passenger trains remain unchanged.