Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
Glrurccstrr Daily gpp.
New England News summary.


BoNINN AND NlAlNlIA-
The superior court at Boston, last week
awarded Chas. +. Walsh $4,000 against the Pee
valve company for personal injuries sustained
by him through the negligence of the company
A countryman on his wedding tour halted re
Gently at one of the South Boston hotels. The
day was chilly, and after vain efforts 10 extract
heat from the steam radiator according to the
directions OF the waiter, he rang the bell anC
Indignantly requested the attendant to "tak(
out that darned steam gladiator aud bring in {
stove"
Daring September there arrived, and were en-
tered 1T the custom house in Boston, 369 oreigI
vessels, bringing all the different varieties o
foreign merchandise. They were as follows
Eight steamers, eleven ships, thlrty-fvc banks
siNty-seyen bugs, 275 schooners. This year
from January 10 October /, the arrivals wer
2S39, against 2IlI for the corresponding time il
1870, an increase this year of 122 vessels.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting of tn
Massachusetts state teachers association wi
be held in Boston on Friday and Saturday c
next week. The intiatoTy general meeting wi
he held al Lowell Institute hall when the al
nua address will be delivered by Rev A. /
Peabody, d. D., and short address is also eS
pectcd from Prof Agassiz. Friday the mec
ings OF the different sections will take place a
usual.
The Commercial Bulletin SAYS: "The fal
trade in shovels, although large, is not quite N
10 the average of former years at the correspond
ing time. During August and September, a
which time The southern trade started up, th'
aggregate amount of sales footed up well, anC
about the usual number of orders for shipmcn
were filed. There is Il fair export demand, anC
orders are being constantly illed 10 90 TO for
egn countries. An immense quantity of SHOW
els were destroyed in Chicago at the recent fire
as that city was The great centre OF supplies fol
the western region round about although a
large portion OF the supplies which had gone
forward had been distributed. At the present
fine manufacturers are comparatively quiet,
buf in a few weeks trade will have to start up
again Stocks are pretty well sold up, and are
now light Prices are firm at old figures
According to Boston paper candles, which
for the past fifteen OF twenty years have been
gradually dwindling down TO comparative in
significance, as an article of merchandise, with
the introduction OF all the modern illumna-
tors are still sold 10 some extent, and the de
maud this fall promises TO be fully up TO the
average Of the past two OF three years. Country
dealers away back in the woods" still have
calls for the old-tashioned tallow candle, and
are buying quite freely for the winter trade.
Large quantities go west There are only three
or four large manufacturers in the vicinity of
Boston, who make these goods for home trade
but considerable of an active business is done
in exporting them TO ST. John, Surnam and
Hayt. AT the latter place they are used largely
for hair grease, the natives using nothing else
for dressing. Nearly every vessel which sails
from Boston for those places, takes out from
one hundred to two hundred boxes. Tallow
candles aie selling from 11ta16c per b., and
,bolt 5zaI5r moi, III '''N''' N'N'' "'7' 81
,IynnIIspx co,->,rv
In tbe case of COIN vs. the Town or vy-a1tbor,
n the supreme court, an action to recover
damages for injuries received on a defective
iitr,d Ti 49, ~ "Ge WIZ
,onrs and were once Sent boct nv Judge 71it ~
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rLa c,,-;.,..f hA9iI DEN CouNI1,
ny nePupican lelIs Oh woman
ti nc % ~, ~ 80 ""suin- "i t"o Gems
Pieee' ~ uelNSa an average income there-
I'm ~, y , - iIoT P,.,, ,er,
TO- ~ ~ ~ Lteluu0'h SAVE ne DluS
oi ot'liuii@ tne W" COURT mouse Ill Springfield
I geeH opcueu auu lhe contract awarded.
He olis were as iolloWE: kice, Baker x Co. OF
~ Guy anu IILsiIeid, Si4o,VUU, Amazlah
lay u Aii's olIl 9ifo'VVO' MaIshali q hNker
q % NV ooo DIN lioT inc carpenter WORK onlyl
/, s14s 500. Clements q Craesv Of Roston
sl42 500. NoIcross Brotbers ~ Worcesta,'
SAP 600, Norcross Rrothprs' lid ha;no IA
lowest they have heen Given the coDtract Tho
thew are c1mnetent IN fnfIi If Is attas,ei Nv lie
faci that tbey have bnilt some Of the fnest 6nS;-
ness blocks in Worcester. and are now erectInor
tbe ,,,, i'i5h so1 anu a'1 noW e'SctiS
NAME
Nearly all the senior class of Ro,y5oir ,,l
lege. AT Brunswick. have heen snsnended for
s.sntt;1,,, Tscita+i,,,S "Pe"u'" i'i
a fire broke ont in tho rrocar,- s+ora of t.o
land & sweat in Kitterv Saturday NH PC-
80 ~, 80 "a 'It'' u"y ulSnt' d.
mo to abont S5Go0 was dest,arcd f,snroG f
ss50O in the Manhattan Insurance comnany
frh e. - company
An earnest rffo,t boe boon I,1oii %,: Ar
mel Gareton of portIs,d ,,bn 6o boo ~ ga ~
r'a-,, =; ~. q" o n"o peen ioir
F H. ~ -, " pa
p Piis,, If To- LILY, ~ nli eilLlu
into iii en- fam, r liz, =
iinnors Tbo ct To- ,,5
l'dtti,s-an,r NJ pU'Gu
stand well IN Portland socery and 4 al
i f ~ ri A., ~ H. ~ 20 u
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oornor and cnmncjl 1or tbn tao1F me me
sn,,s,or co,Tt IF 1,,roh o,1ond VI t,ie
c Which viii occnr inst ne Soon Inn as r' C
dard rho nresent incnm,,cnt 1870 l'