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District of this city, On nOnDkY, April - ISL, ct
nve O'clock r L., the following described property,
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Seized in the shove suit.
TeEme-Caah on the spot.
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C. &. NAUV1EET,
mhS1 apis 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana.
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= .. =. SAUVINET,
APPS 81 my6 Sheriff of Il lie PARISH Of Orleans

johnson, wife Of
District Court for the
facias against
'vpr Of Morris, Wheeler
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John Henderson W.. James Crayne ct ais
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,

4,
apl Is my2 Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
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Succe.sfrn Of Lydia
John 1eClaan-Second
parish y. orleans, No. 20
JUnn Mclean, tutor, in
l. "a
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e. n. NAUVINEI,
ap14 20 Is Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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". -. OAUNlNEI.
ap1l 16 - Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleal
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Z FRANK BUILDING,
ground designated by
forty, bounded
seunl (la'e PlaqueInines)
lot measures twenty
hundred and two feet in
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ap14 TO- Is Sheriff Of tho Parish of Orleans.
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Os
epl3 % myl4 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Speckmnn and Wife W.. BalthaZar Blanc
Late Third District Court OF New Orleans-No.

mhl4 30 apis Sheriff of the parish of Orleana
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Mr.. John A. Walsh has obtained judg-
ment against the Ship Island Company, in
the Sixth District Court; for COO.
The names Of the purchasers Of the Maya
zine Street railroad are Messrs. TheOdor
judi and John Kaiser. r. King Cutler has
taken rule in the Seventh District Court
to ascertain Who are the real purchasers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

The small pOX is on the increase in Chicago,
mostly among cnigrans,
The sun says the tisll-MansAcld sUiI has been
COMPROMISED for $4,000, but the Tribune con.
tradics the report.
The small pOX is spreading in Jersey City,
Newark and Trenton, and special hospitals for
paticDts are being assigned in those places.
A Chicago policeman has icep attacked with
hvdrophohia, and is in Il critical condition. He
was bitten about Two years and half ago
lhp sublime porte and lihedive OF Egypt re-
lgsel 10 purchase the sueA caliai, ana he Les
sepsis now applying 70 other governments to
effect tie salC.
The newsdcaIers indicted by the grand jury at
Syracuse, for selling alleged obscene papers, have
pleaded not guilty in court, and given bail for
their TRIAL ia March.
Mary LOTUS, employed al the Exchange hotel
at Fort Wayne, Indiana, committed suicide by
swallowing poison, on Sunday night, from grief
for tie dtatl ct her lover, who died some few
weeks ago.
In the democratic caucus held at Frankfort,
KY, on Monday night, Hon. Thomas c. Me
trcety was nominated on second ballot for
United States senator, 70 Gil the seat poW occu
pied by Hon. Garrett Davis.
A meeting composed Of seyenty-6vc to hun
cred prominent democrats and republicans,
principally tue ieitcr, &F5 held a. College ball,
Cincinnati, Monday evening, with the view to
forming new political reform party. A COM
mittce of seven was appointed TO draft plat
totn{ ani prepare Il plan of organization.
a sa4are yiOf QecijIreq Oh Monday IN London
derry, Ireland. For some days past preparations
were being made 10 celebrate the 18th Of uecem-
her The authorities posted proclamation for
Bidding a ,.toeession. and Il large military force
was held in readiness. The Eisi,Gp If ondon-
derry, SUNDAY, condemned the ACT Gf the lord
Lieutenant. 4 procession vas lGrned and at
tempted te march 10 The cathedral, but were as
sailed by the police and supported by soldiers.
A fight cusuel between the mob and the militia
~. du4i.g which many persons were hurt, hut
finally fhc crowd dispersed HlCat eAcren,eAt
Greyalls aud more hghcng Is Imminent
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James Swecny and Hugh Smith are in dis
guise at Toronto,
Queen Victoria viii remain at Windsor dur,no
the holidays, instead of going 10 Osborne.
AT Wateftown, N. Y, yesterday, Giiroy Lord
citi4enS candidate, was chosen Iayor by 289
majority.
1t is stated that Secretary Boutwell, is prepar-
ing an explanatory aceauCt Of syndicate opera
tons 'i0''
b. 7. Shllabet, of Boston, delivered his lecture
NJ la!@adSeS church, Brooklyn, Monday night
Ia a crowded audience
Passed Assistant Surgeon W, S Bowen of
Rhode Island, aas been detached from the New
ork navy yard and ordered To the naval hospi-
tai at Norfolk, Va.
James M. Smith, democrat, was Yesterday
elected governor of Georgia, to fiji the mex
pired term of Rufus r. Bullock, without OPPOSE
3iOn.
Governor Robinson, of Prince Edward Island.
IN reply to memorial from the opposition, said
th9t though they are in the majority they can
only declare want of confidence.
Wlllam heust, after rescuing his wife and
seven children from his burning house at Lib.
cry Nj, was burned TO DEATH with his eighth
chiid, Whue endeavoring to save it.
Mr.. Sumner has given notice of his intention
TO otef an amendment to the constitution, by
wAlGA any one who has held the office of Dresi.
dent will be Ineligible to reelection to that
office,
A special from Berlin says that Minister Ban
croft, on Monday, delivered TO the emperor OF
uermany, who had accepted the arbitrntorsbin
between Urea! Britain and the United States
the memorandum Of the American government
with regard to the northwestern boundary ques.
ton 49,
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Criminal Record,


HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. t9.-Horace Sprarue
at WHITES Corners, cut his child's throat with
a razor, crushed his wle's skull with the AK
and then fled, this morning.
TWELFTH DAY OF THE WHARTON TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 19.-In the Wharton
trial, Gen, George d. Wise testified that thC
prisoner, in July last, after ketchum's death
endeavored TO obtain a loan Of S11 900 on hel
more, 10 enable her TO go to Europe she was
wiling to pay $1,000 for the privilege
I'r. frank Donaldson Of Baltimore, medical
expert teStllled to the use Of and effect of yellow
lessamine; he said to the host of his knoWIedat
ana belief the death did not ensue from natural
causes; w'tpoSs being asked TO state whether in
ms opinion death could have resulted from
opium, said there was one symptom. tbe semi
comatOSe condition described, that would make
him strongly suspect opipm: but it has bann
shown that Gen, ketChum spoke ntelliGihlv
nan an hour before his death; it coulJ NOT have
heen opium; he could not have fJeen ronsed
witness was proceeding to compare the symp.
toms OF hetchum with those which attend nm
iourned. NN
SAT- LAKE CITY, Dec. Is b. G. Hamilton
a Mormon policeman has heen arrested
charged with participating in the murder of Dr.
Robinson,
MURDER AND IYNCHING.
MEMPHIS, Dec ia man, lurking aboui
tue binding at Union City where the expires
robbers are confined, shot dead an officer and
wounded another who tried to arrest him. He
was subsequently arrested and Jailed under
guard Before morning thirty disguised men
oEerpowered the guard, killed levi Harrington
az express ro0'er, aud took the murderer away
rue body OF the latter was found hanging to a
tree. His naAe Was Ioler, from Kentucky, II
Is supposed he was connected with the express
lonhels, ana was there to aid them in ESCAPING
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ADVE RTLsING RATES.

In DAILY sPT-FOrl the square of ten lines SO
agate type time IS cts each subsequent insertion 50
cts week s2.75; weeks $500; month $500; year
seOand the rate proportonally for any number
squares Two lines for week slOO three line 81 as
our lines SS7 Ave lines $50. Local notices IS cents
perne for each insertion. Business notices IS cents per
line Obituary notices resolutions &C. IS cents per line
Legal advertisements sLOO per square for frat
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Special positions: in the paper special syles Of
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column advertisements allowed only to limited extent,
and double charged for the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY SPY-First Insertion sl.OO per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months S70O
year $500.
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namely empowers the trustees TO receive patients
other than those of the prescribed class, but only
under circumstances and upon conditions against
which there can be no reasonable objection.
II shouIdnot be overlooked IN this connection,
that the hospital still remains in an experimental
stage of existence SO far is It from resting al
ready ON d solid foundation, that Il cannot make
the Slightest nrat,nsions on the score of being
equipped and furnished In every direction, with
ample accommodations furallthe suffering hUmani-
" thet may seek TO come under ITS root. II may,
Nevertheless. moiestv claim to be all that the tr.
tees la the conscientious exercise OF their auhUri-
tv and in n faithful discharge OF their duty, have
been able TO make H.. II mas been cmineutly sue
cassfll also iuaslnuch A. ID has abuudanty demon
stratcd the necessity for iis permanent establish
meut as one of the institutions Of a rapidly grow
ing citv
Having neither authority nor means to purchase
real estate the first duty deyolviug upon the board
Of truatees after their organization was 80 lease
suitable buildings for hospital" such accommo-
datiOns, centrally located were not easily to be
found; but after patient research in every direc-
ton where there was cuc0ua@ cement to make in
quiry, it was HualIy decided with great uuanimity,
that-all things con sidered-the best accommodate
tons ohtainabp would be afforded by the "Bigelow
and Church streets. Accordingly, this property
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Fire Record.

AT wAKEFIELD-LOss NOT STATED.
Boston, Dec. 19.-Allen s. Co.. shoddy mill,
IN Wakefield, was burned last night. Insured
for $4,000, which probably covers the loss.
AT QUINCY, ILL.-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Dee. 19.-Comstocb & Co.'S stove
foundry at Quincy, was burned this morning
Loss, $4,000: insurance, 100000,
AT DEPosIT-LoSs $50, 900.
DEPOSIT, N. Y, Dee, 19,-llathaway & Simp-
sons block was burned to-day. Loss $40 900 :
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The following report, showing the Workings 9f
The city hospital since its opening, on the 10th
Of October, was accepted by the city council,
Monday night;
The act CT the legislature, approved MAY %, 1871
authorizing the establishment of this institution
provides that the city of Worcester 'may establish
and maintain hospital Tor the reception of persons
who, by misfortune or poverty, may require relief
durina temporary sickness" ltwOuld be, however
very severe aud rigid Interpretation of the letter.
rather than OF the spirit o die law 10 close any un-
occupied wards of this institAion against other pa
TENTS who might be able and willing to pay for
their board, and whose presence would in no way
inter fere with the special purposes for which the
hospital was primarily and principally designed.
che aforesaid ordinance therefore, wisely and hd-
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FROM EUROPE.



OBSERVATIONS or THE ECLIPSE
PARIS, Dec. 1S,-The French academy has re-
ceived the following from the eclipse expedition
The spectrum of the corona attests the existence
of matter in the space beyond the atmosphere OF
the sun.
SICK PRISONERS
Prisoners BiliOray, Rastouk and Henry Roche
fort, now undergoing confinement in Fort Bry.
ard, in pursuance of the sentence of the court
martial, are sick in the infrmary.
THE CROWN JEWELS.
The French government refuses TO sell the
crown Jewels to private parties.
DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS,
The number of students in the college of Met
has diminished from five hundred to three per
sons since the German occupation of the city
and in the college at COlmar the number ha,
been reduced from four hundred to sixty, o
whom torty-cight are Germans
tbs ORLEANS PRINCES
Due dAumale aud prince De Ioinvile took
took seats in the assembly TODAY. They sat in
the centre of the members Of the right, Their
appearance created no sensation.
Great Britain.
THE CONyALEsCENT PRINCE
LONDON, Dec. 19-2 p. M-The prince OF
Wales continues to make satisfactory progress
The duke Of Edinburgh, who left last week as
soon as The prince was declared out of danger
returns to Sandrngham Saturday.
THE ERIE STOCKHOLDERS
meeting of the Erie railroad stockholders
Tor the protection of society" was held to-day.
Raphael presided, and said the present Erie Or
ganizalon cannot long survive the fall of its
twin monster, the Tammauy ring an avowed
object OF the republican legislature OF New York
Is, he said, to correct the management of the
Erie railroad
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New England Dispatches,

CoNNECTICTr.
HAErFoRD, Dee l9.-ihe Orient FIRE insur-
& aH company organized to-day, with Chas. T.
secretary, The machinery of the old CITY com
Hanv "a 10 be applied to the new company, the
the capital of which is $500 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

Small sums. for board. &C., amounting in the az
grpgata TO less than S2j have been received by the
trustees; hat this money having been all apprOpri-
aJed toward defraying the incidental expenses, as
set forth above does not require TO be more for
maliy accounted Tor IN this place. The estimated
expenses of the hospital on its present basis, for
the coming year is, IN round numbers, 5000.
FROM the exhibit above made, OF the mbpr and
character of the patients who have sought admis-
sion to this institution during the few weeks that
II has been open, no further demonstration of the
necessity OF maintaining il can be reasonably re-
quired. Its wards are already occupied almost to
their full capacity, and ii is more probable con-
tingeDcy that thcy may soon be crowded than it IS
that a single one OF them may remain vacant for
any length OF time. The trustees, indeed. are not
without approximations that, before the close Of The
coming year, the accommodations may prove made
quate for the class Of patients WhOm in civilized
community 1t seems almost inhuman TO exclude
from an Institution bike This
The future OF the hospital will be what the
city council, in their wisdom, shall decide
to make OF it; but without Oyerstepping
the limits OF their authority the trustees
may offer suggestions and recommend measures.
In the exercise of this privilege, 1t may be added
here, as an expression OF the unanimous opinion of
this board that hospital OF a capacity for about
forty patients, pleasantly situated, and plainly and
substantially built, so as to admit Of enlargement
without interruption of its occupation, is greatly
needed in tins city. Such an institutional will
be readily understoOd-aS compared with the pres.
cnt small establishment could be more economical
ly managed in the treatment of its special class of
patients; and il would, at the same time also, afford
very desirable accommodations for a considerable
number OF other patients, who would be able and
willing to pay for their board, and whose admission
would, in some degree, contribute 20 the successful
and economical administration of the hospital.
This opinion of the board IS based partly on the
experience Of other cities where hospitals have been
established, partly on the representations of physi-
clans in this Vicinity but more especially upon
records actually kept by the city physician, DR..
Wood, in 1870, Tor the purpose of making approx
innate estimate of the cases suitable Tor treatment
in an institution Ike this.
Respectfully submitted for and in behalf OF the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

WAsnINarqN, beo. ta.@The high barometer
north Of Missouri Will move eastward, with diy
minished pressure, aud cold northwest winds
viii prevail west of the Appalachian range.
cloudy weather, with westerly winds, will pre-
vail very generally Wednesday along the At
laptic coast
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

bert Bradbury, vagrancy, three months IN the
house of correction; George Nolan, Lawrence
OBden and Lawrence O'FlAhcrty, keeping IL
quor, $40 and costs each; Michael Reynolds, as
sault and battery, 81 aud COSTS paid; Thomas
NIahoney Owen MARROW and Michael O'Gara,
drunkenness, SO and costs each; John Aliuahau,
drunkenness, ordered to pay costs.
RAILROAD AcCIDENTs.-A gravel train ran
of the tract, of the Boston and Albany road
near Hammond street, AT Al quarter past three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and three cars
were thrown across the track in manuerwhich
caused considerable delay 70 the down express
trains brakeman by the name of VIM. Nc
NalIy was injured somewhat and was taken to
The city hospital, bat was soon able to 60 to his
home.
As a freight train was making up last night to
20 west from the Boston and Albany yard,
a brakeman named George Goodrich had his
arm crushed between the wrist and elbow, and
was taken to the city hospital, where the hand
was cut on His home is in Mittueague.
INSURANCE BLOCH This elegant and sub
stantial new building, on Main street, opposite
tue Quinsigamond bank though moderate in
size, as compared with some cdifces, is finished
inside in a style for richness equal if not supc.
rior to any other public building in the city. II
is 35 feet wide by 70 deep and four stories high,
including the French roof. The front is Of Con
cord granite, in ionian or Grecian style. The
building is owned BY the State mutual life
insurance company and the Merchants and
Farmers fire insurance company, the latter oc-
cupying the first floor and the former the sec
with directors rooms and ante-rooms in the rear,
both these stores being each 10 feet high The
front windows are Of the best plate glass, feet
by u. The inside of the building is finished
throughoutin black walnut and the counters and
furniture are all of black walnut. The floor is
black walnut and ash There are four steel safes,
Of the American steam safe company's make,
set in brick In the third story IS hall, 50 by
80 feet, with ante-rooms, to be let for private
balls and parties In the fourth story is noth-
er hall The building is heated by steam.
The mason work on this model structure was
done by Edwin Ames of this city, and the car
pcnier work by d. Perkins of Boston, according
to plans furnished by Charles B, Atwood, archi-
rect, of Boston. The gas.fxtures were furnished
by Messrs. Clark, Sawyer, & Co., and the steam
piping by 1lessrs. sBarrett Washhurn & Co.,iol
this city. The total cost Of the building is
about 100000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

EMIGRATION.
LISBON, Dec. 19.-Ihe press has shown much
anxiety over the largely increased emigration of
workmen to the United States and recommend
remedial measures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

A STATE CoNsrABLE's Work FOR SIX
MoNTHs.-We CLEAN from the SeMi-annual re-
port Of Constable Russell Of his dunSs in this
portion Of Worcester county since July +:
Total number of complaints, 100; liquor Scz-
ures, 80; seizures Of gaming implements, +;
common uuisances prosecuted, 25; common sell
Iers, 9; single sales, 49, keeping liquor Sc;
drunk, 49, assault and battery 5; larceny, ,;
disturbance Of the peace, i; PERJURY, /; doing
business on Lords day, 5; Illegally transport
inc liquor, 1 ; gaming, 6; burning buildings, 2;
false preteuse, /; house of illlamc, :; yagrancy,
3; peddling without license, cruelty to horse
I gaming houses >.
The amount of fines and costs paid during the
time was 81 02j.j7. Amount of liquor seized
about 1900 gallons.
twenty-five days of the time have been spent
in detail duty.
Received from prosecutions made by Mr. Hair
from July Isl to September list, 81 1865, max
inc Il total Of 5j,471.12; which together with The
amount of liquor destroyed by order Of the
courts, makes heavy tax upon the yiolaturs OF
the liquor law.
OF the prosecutions made by Captain Russell
during the last six months, fifteen were dis
charged on account Of insufficient evidence, and
thirty one cases are still pending in the superior
court.
1t is sometimes asserted thar state constable,
are a useless expense; ana that they are not
accomplishing that for the commonwealth which
the costs warrant; but the foregoing report
shows that, although the expense to the com.
mOnwealth may be large, the principal burden
has TO be borne by the rumscllcrs, upon whom
il falls heavily if it does not prohibit the sale d
liquor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

CITY MORTALITY The number Of deaths in
Worcester during the week ending Dec. lG, was
IS, including . stlIborn; s males and II le
males. Six died Of consumption, five of canker
rash, three Of scarlet fever and one each Of lung
fever, childbirth, diptheria, teethng, influenza,
dropsy, old age and infantile, and one little
child, named James Murphy, accidental by
sealdng. The two oldest were Il and 90, thr-
teen were under five years old, and eight under
one year. Eighteen were of foreign parentage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-20

MUNICIPAL CoBRT.-Resterday's business ~
municipal court was quite eXteHsiyei apd judg-
isg from the reappearancc of familiar names. it
was more profitable TO the county than to the
culprits: John Il, Miller, lDf larceny, was SEN
fenced to two years In ihe house q correction;
Annie A. Mayer and Wm. Baylor receiving
stolen goods, three months in the house oil cor
rectioR each, aud each appealed; John E Kirby,
larceny, three months in tSs house OF correc-
tom and two months additional ier false pre-
teucss William Patterson, larceny, discharged;
Spencer Crandall, Larceny, $50 and costs; Al