Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-25
GNurtestrr Daily Spp.
CITY NEWS.

ment of Il scholarship at that institution.
The agricultural grounds have been leased,
for the coming season, by party of gentlemen,
for the exercise and training of their own
horses.
The Mendesohn quintette club have started
on their annual western tour, and took the
Albany train at the close of the concert last
night.
L. B. Lent's New York circus will exhibit IN
this city Monday, April oath. G. w. Fuller, the
advance agent, was in town yesterday making
the necessary arrangements,
A new minstrel troupe, WEIGH, Hughes &
Whites, with twenty-one performers and good
orchestra, are coming on the evening of the 9th
of April.
A kind of printers ink, prepared for use on
trees to prevent destructive insects from run
ming up the trunks, is for sale at Tyler & Sea-
graves printing office.
A sale of real estate is advertised by W. C.
Barbour to take place at two o'clock this after
noon. A large French rooted house on the
corner of Hollywood and Kinsbury streets, and
several lots near by will be disposed of.
Mr. jerome Wheelock, manufacturer of en-
gneers' supplies, at so Union street, has Just
put up new sign which is a very artistic thing
in its way. 1t was painted by Revere, and
shows taste in design and execu ton.
Rev. G. N. Smith will preach his farewell SER
mon at the Church of the Trinity tomorrow
forenoon. In the afternoon the time will be oc.
cupied by the annual Sabbath school meeting
at which an address will be made by Mr. Wilson
of Lowell.
plan for so changing the bank hours in the
city as to make but one session has been much
talked of and will probably be put in operation.
1t is proposed to open at nine in the morning
and close at three in the afternoon and not close
at noon, as has been the practice.
AS another indication Of coming warm wealth
er, a notice appears for the members of the Colt
party TO meet and make arrangements for their
next trip. There is some talk among them of
going in the same direction as last summer, but
making the trip a longer one.
The superior court will meet according to adj
journment, on Monday next, when it will again
adjourn to the Monday following, owing to the
continued illness of Judge Scudder, unless the
case of Duncan VS.. Bancroft should be tried by
Judge Deyens.
The City Guards will hold the last of their Sc
ries of assemblies at Horticultural hall next
Thursday evening. The committee of arrange
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ioyed. The costumes were rich, unique, gro
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tho uorodolo rnoprfoc,rrinr comropv Forr
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g"io' u"' Auu' "n'' ID Vi sie''' 'onSiuo'",'on'
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improvement Cau Do appliSu W any loomJ We uh-
derstand, and at small expense. The doctor
thinks his improvement will enable looms gen
orally to turn out one hundred yards per week
each more than they could without it, It's
equally applicable to WOODEN as to cotton ma
chiuery
dog troubled with kieptomania stole piece
of meat from butchers shop yesterday, and
successfully made OFF with 1t despite the frantic
attempts of the butcher to recover the same.
But the dog was well observed, and if he ever
fine and well seasoned before he leaves it.
sncolxipc of doqs calls m mind the errand of n
qentlenoan, who canod a. tho of3co lost ovonine,
He had been bonored with the rift of n doc.
which animal shot ont Of the door and disan-
peared even before he had learned 70 know and
Love his ,,os,o, ,,o1, NJ ,..-..,
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