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Chips from the BOARD OF Health.


ECAEIEs-vITAL STATISTICS, ETC.
The Board Of Health, at their meeting last
night, received letter from Lewis Clephane
owner of the stone-crushing machine on G. street
near 9Th, stating that il was actually necessary
TO use the machine three days longer and re-
questing the board TO allow him that length of
,ilnec Dr. Cox and Mr.. MarbuIy believed that
Mr.: Clephsne had grossly insulted the board.
and that he ought TO make amends in some
way The request was finally granted, and the
health ofhcer directed to remove the machine IL
stone crushing does not cease by six O'Clock on
Tuesday evening next. DIR. Verdi, who at a
previous meeting was directed to ascertain the
opinion of the District Attorney as 20 the power
OF the board in regard to the stsne-crushing
machine referred to, Informally reported that
he had seen Mr.. Cook, and he ex.Eessed the
opinion that section twenty of the sanitary code
does not cover such machines, and that there
fore he Is doubtful as to the authority of the
board to remove such machines or to compel
them to suspend operations.
The report OF DR.. VERDI, OF The sanitary com
mittee, in favor OF the eaaployment of A yeteri-
nary surgeon, was temporarily laid on the table.
special committee was appointed to investi-
trustees OF the Union Benevolent Society for
attempting to establish q cemetery for the dead
IN the vicinity of their premises In Clifton Place
on the John Quincy Adams estate.
The board received Q communication from
VIM Tyler, stating that he had requested the
" night man" TO remove the contents of his
privy, but be refused, saying that he, Mr. Tyler,
must first get the consent of the Board OF Health
The board concurred In the action of the Phar-
maceutical Association in the appointment of
examiners to ascertain the competency OF apoth-
eearles, and In the rules adopted by the asSOcia-
ton for the conduct Of the examinations
The sanitary committee was directed to inyes-
ugate the entire subject Of the manufacture of
soap, candles, animal oils, &c.
Mr.. Marbury brought up the subject of vital
statistics. Ec thought the board ght to insist
on physicians reporting every birth and death.
DIR. Cox said such action would do no good what
ever. They could not, by merely requesting
phVSlclans yet
like a complete return. Drs. Verdi and Bliss
concurred in the views Of DR.. Cox; DIR. Bliss
saying that there are many Quacks in the p-p-
lesson VINO do not want their work made public
The only way to get complete returns would he
TO compel every physician by Law to make daily
returns. '
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MERINo UNDRRCLoTHISG.-Af fine assort-
ment, just opened.
Flannel acknowledgements and white, in
desirable qualities.
All wool Knit Underclothing-scarlet and
white.
One Price only. GEO. G. HEyNING,
40 It'll street, n, w.
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VICTOR LIGHT.-In a single season this stove
has passed from being an experiment" TO be a
successful fact-from a comparative stranger TO
a household name. 1t is handsome in form and
design. Different from all other stoves, il gains
by the contrast. Ii may be obtained at III. /.
avenue.
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GoETz PATENT RRFLRCTINe GAS ANr
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of the guam
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 It'll street, is the agent for the
and also for GOetzs Double-cone Chandelier
RefectOrs, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
RefiectOrs.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsRrs and some
new improved have Just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
ution. Every pair warranted to be q perfect 1T
g. BAUM. Corset and Hoopskirt Manufactures.
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TIE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last night, and the resignation of George Whit
tingham, of the Hook and Ladder Company,
was accepted. On motion of Mr.. McDeyitt box
81 was ordered to be removed to the corner OF
18th and streets, and box 81 be placed at the
corner OF South Capitol and streets. Commu-
nlcations were received stating that Walter
Middleton and William Palmer, members of the
department, owed house rent, and the secretary
was directed to pay the bills and deduct the
amount from their pay. p. Merideth was ap-
pointed on the Hook and Ladder COMPANY The
Chief Engineer was instructed to purchase
new wagon for his use, and to turn over the one
at present used to Assistant Chief Engineer
Drew.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure q
good choice in calling at g. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 4O8 It'll street.
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"HAvR You SEEN 1T ?"-The beautiful
straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat with or
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatters,
next to the Original Francs, I33 It'll street,
between ID and T..
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Don't FAIL to call at Gartren's, go 9TH street,
corner of i, and examine the largest and most
complete stock of Boots and Shoes in the city.
1t embraces everything desirable in his line.
An inspection incurs no obligation to purchase.
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleer
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this Q new
branch of his well-known establishment, 4O8 It'll
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLRs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at q.
Baums HOOpskirt and Corset Factory, 4Os It'll
street.
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CoRNs, &o.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. SIS
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, IngrOwing Nails,
&C., without pain,
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ATTENTION is respectfully requested to the
large and varied stock of Boots and Shoes, de-
cidedly the largest in the city, just opened at T.
8. Gartrel's, go 9TH street, corner OF 1. Burt's
fire shoes for ladies, misses, and children
sIecialtY.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH woRsTKD COATS AND
VESTS, ready made or TO order.
lO21T EIsENAN & Bro, SO5 18th street,
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"ELYIB, OR TIE CHERRY TREE INN" will be
performed ut the National Theater, for the last
time, this evening together with the drama of
Robert Haeaire." AElfe" Is one Of the most
effective Of Bourcicaults' Dramas and those who
have not yet seen 1t should not let this oppor-
tunity pass 1t Is well put upon the stage and
admirably performed by Mr.. Charles Wheat
leigh and the National company.
On Monday next Ars. r. s. Chanfrau will ap-
pear at the National in the emotional play OF
Reade,s novel
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

"THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICANS-Tbe
NY Republicans of the Third Legislative Dis
tlct.G GEORGETOWN, west of High stree,-will meet
AT Market House Hall on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, Oct 18th, for the transac ion of important
business.
ec2l-3t E.KROUSE, sec Rep. Club.
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CITY ITEMS.

BOYS DERBY SUITS, 81.
EIsEMAN & BRO,
1O,21,T sos 18th street, NAV Building.
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LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURE COURSE,
- BEFORE THE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TEN LECTURES.
With brilliant and entertain ing perments by the
following prominent men Of Science and Literature:
L. PROF SAMUEL j. HILLMAN.-Two Lee
lures, November sth and 10Th. onbJects: i. The
Race in Search Of Its Grandfather; 3 Primeyal
Man.
2. REV. DIR. JOHN LORD.-Two Lectures. No
yember 18th and Nth Subjects: !. Gslileo; or,
Scientific Discoveries: 2. Daniel Webster, (histori
cal.
3. PROF. A. RH0DE-Two Geological and An
thropaogical Exhibitions, profusely and elegantly
illustrated, November I'd and 24th.
&. PROF. HENRY M0RToN.-One Lecture in
December, date hereafter. Subject: Probably,
Electricity, and Magnetism, with brilliant expert
ments.
5, PROF JOHN TYNDALL, Of England, the
eminent scientist IL expected % close the in
December. Particulars hereafter.
Course Tickets, admitting gentleman ans lady,
with reserved seats. SIS; Single Tickets for Course
with reserved seat, So; Members Course Tickets.
without reserved seats, 81. For sale a. Philip S'l
onions, Ballantyne o, and Association Rooms. Dia
gram Mt Ballantynes. ocll- eo3w
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I. Becker & Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest mari ct price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. /. BECKER & Co.
Odeon Hall, corner \ street and Pa ave.
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LOCAL \ EW S.
Our Rapfist Cburcbes-

The Maryland Baptist Union Association will
hold its goth annual meeting at the E-street
Baptist Church, on Wednesday, November sth
There are thiTty-eight churches in this assoeia-
ton, embracing membership of about $500;
400 Sabbath school scholars; ESQ officers and
t.aeheTs, and 10 800 volumes in libraries. The
Ilrst BAPTIST Church was, at an early period of
our city, constituted under the pastoral care of
the Kew - y Brown. Some of our citizens
sui remember the .'Old Meeting House - on the
corner OF list and streets, and the Old-fash-
Toned gig in which the venerable preacher trav-
eied each sabbath TO and from the first ward
bis church continues under the Jurisdiction of
the Virginia Association, and, with a large and
hourishing congregation, wOrships in the church
Second Church, Washington, Situated on the
corner OF 4th street and Virginia avenue, a few
squares nom the maynard, was constituted in
The year l,lo, from which time to the present il
has maintained an honorable standing in the
history OF Washington churches There is no
stated pastor at present, but the services of the
sanctuary are regularly observed. Membership
about 30, with about 900 in sabbath school.
E-street Church, Of which the Rev. ID. 3.
.lutten i pastor, was, under the auspices of the
Rev DR.. Samson, constituted in 1888. From very
small be Cinnings the ''yOung preacher from
Massachusetts" (as he was then styled sue
ceedcd IN opening MP new era in the Baptist
denomination Of this city, which has been nObIy
sustained ever since by that devoted Christian
PEOPLE.
Second Colored Church Washington. was con-
sttuted in ls4S- membership of about 300,
and various aUxiliaries, are doing well.
Firth Chureh-On the Island-dates in 1857 -,
under the TastorshiP of Rev. G. c. Meador
Every apartment Is in prosperous condition.
In the year 1896, under the auspices of the
IhianthTOIic and universally esteemed Hon.
Amos Kendall, the Calvary Baptist Church was
constituted The cCnfagratiOn which consumed
the first splendid edihce, with all its costly fur
nituTe, Is still well remembered. Then tile re-
building Of a beautiful temple on the same site
with it, spacious lecture rooms is fresh in every
mind Rev Dr.. Parker may well rejoice in the
midst OF this large society, with all its sabbath
school attractions.
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HEMPLER has all kinds of Thermometers and
barometOrS.
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TIE sEvEyTH-sTRKEr wOoD PkvKnESr-
BIT. Albert Gicasoh, con,Iac,or, Is laying the
yards per day. and the pavement Is already laid
on the east side OF the street, from Virginia av-
enue TO near Il street. The entire line from Il
street TO tie river. II is expected, viii be COM
pletCd by the middle Of November.
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SEEING Is BELIvING.-H ladies who do not
use the fragrante SoFodont will compare teeth
with those who do, they will see in An instant
more reasons for sdopting it than can be COM
posed into newspaper paragraph. VS.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALEO OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON MONTGOMERY STREET, NEAR

ITTeSIEE SALE OF EALUABLE REAL E5
- BY virtue e a deed Of trust to me, dated the
E". 18th dav of May 1871, and recorded in liber
.654, folio 9C7, one of the land records Of Wash
b r sSfgnty in the District OF COLUMBIA and at
asG S SH'HR hS hh ss
ground fronting fifteen i5j feet on Montgomery "
and p within sb. of
saa rgad xT at point on said Mont
formed By the OF said street
apd Bea, street, and running thence south with the
east ninety 10 feet to aliey thence nepf
6y ana with alley fifteen l5l feet thence pinety
ginning; improved BY desirable Frame pGe II
Terms Of sale: One half cash; the balance in six
tsrest from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. deposit of 500 at time Of sale.
at With IN tsn S.ss
day Of sale or the property will be resod at the risk
HD .''' the 0'' HUFF pF T&GGARr Trustee
oc2l lCourierI TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
pHILADELPHlA. PRINT BUTTER, the best
n II The District, for sale at the store of J. w.
Also, in Washington at Stall S4I Center Market,
and Stall ~ Eastern Market. oc 1856.
HALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN H. sMoOT,
119 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. O.,
Has recsi, and is Offering, very low prices
hNB WI
consisting 4 b iPf sss9 pREss IF,BRIcs
in all the most desirable grades and styles, in Silks
Poplins, Satnes, Cashmeres, Merilcs, Empress
Cloths, Velours, Alpacas, &C., with full Line Of
he best grades Of
MOURNING GOODS,
Velyeteens Shawls, Kid Gloves, of the best makes
Including Juglo's Courvoiseer's celebrated Glove,
Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Underwear. FlAnnsls,
Linens Blankets, &c; Also, full line Of
GENTS. AND BOYS, WAR, CARPETS, RUGS,
AND OIL CLOTHS.
Customers are invited to an examination of Goods
and Prices before making their purchases.
&C IL I'm JNO. H. .SM0OT.
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SENT TO ALBANY Observation-Disclosures
Bolster, convicted Of manslaughter and sem
fenced 70 the Albany penitentiary, LEFT the Jail
for that prison night before last In charge of
Messrs. Russ and Sheriff., and doubtless before
this he has been turned over to the care OF
Warden Pillsbury. His mother and Mrs. Stod-
dard accompanied him 10 the cars and took
under the circumstance, although he had had
his mind set on remaining in ja1 until his ap-
plication for n par<ion could he acted On
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CHIEF OF PHILADELPHIA PoLIcR-A PROM
inent candidate for the position Of Chief OF the
Ponce OF Phiiadelphis 70 Mr. John s. Cooper
tenant In the 10th New Jersey volunteers, and
from the early part OF '62 10 August, '63, was i'm
charge Of the Central guard house and the
cient he was in cleaning the city Of thieves, pick
noe kefs and bummers.
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A GOOD THING FOR FIREMEN-To-day, eK-
periments were made by our fremen with
valve attachment for shutting of the dow Of
water through hose pipes when a fire Is extin-
gulshed, without notifying the engineer. This
prevents unnecessary damage by flooding prop
erty with water after the fire Is out The appa-
ratns enables the hoseman TO shut of the water
by operating the valve. A sprinkler 10 also at
taehed which dispels smoke, and enables q fire.
man 20 penetrate rooms where he could not
otherwise 20. The trial took place with No. a
engine, In front OF the Bank OF Washington In
presence OF the Fire Commissioners and q large
number Of gentlemen, who pronounced the in
yention q good thing
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ALASKA diamonds, fine Fren. h gilt, oroide,
plated jet, and tortoise shell jewelry received at
Prieg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between ~ and 9th street.
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FIGURES WILL Not LIE!
ROtc Ldrye Fortunes Are Made.

Hoe Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four OF the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price an England. In the y. 3.
Wheeler x Wilson. SD 90 SIS 90
New Singer........ 80 80 65 90
Elias Howe. ....... IS 90 65 90
Wilson shuttle. 40 90 As 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines sold I'm both countries.
There is scarcely any difference in the cost Of
material and labor in any Of the above-naned
machines.
4f0drit.-W. G. Wilson, President OF the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally ap-
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED SMITH,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of CuyahOgs Co, o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. RosENTHAL, 404 It'll street
Terms easy.
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GRAND SUNDAY EVENING CoScKRT-The
grand vocal and instrumental concert at the
National Theater to morrow Sunday evening.
under the ausf ices of the Washington Sanger
bund, for the benefit of the Chicago sufferers.
viii be pleasant entertainment. A varied and
pleasing programme has been arranged, and
a. me Of our best amateurs viii appear. A rich
musical treat may therefore be expected.
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REGISTRATION IN THE FoURTEESrH Dis
TEICr.-The Board of Registration yesterday,
in the 20 rrteenth district registered $50 persons
426 VIII, rs, AZ colored. The first registration
last spring footed up 1,40i-76i whites and 637
colored.
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"MARK TWAIN" will deliver the third lecture
OF the Grand Army course at Lincoln Hall on
Monday evening, his subject being " Reminis-
csnees OF some uncommon place Characters
have CHANGED 70 meet" The hall win, of course,
BE- crowded, and seats should be secured early
J ne great huncrist has q fair chance 20 spread
himself, for his experiences has been 40 varied
that he needn't embeilish much. Facts are
sometimes stranger than fiction
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REAL ESTATE SALEs--Messrs. Latimer 81
Cleary, auctiOneers, have sold for j. j. Bright
and N. Thompson, trustees, lots z and G.. In
square 43, on sd street, between T and streets
northwest, TO W. II. Chaplea, at 1iA cents per
foot.
Clark & Travis, real estate agents, col Louisi-
Of land AZ Falls Church, Va. owned by DIR. L.
Lloyd, 70 W. W. Eldridge, for 81 DO.
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THE TRADES.

TENTS for Sale or Rent for Oanp neettns,.
fairs, Festivals, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par.
lee.
M COPELAND,
Dealer I'm Awning Materials,
auEs 643 Louisiana avenue
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-It was rumored as
our paper went to press, that James who was
with Darden when the latter shot MCCARTHY
was killed by railroad accident in Alexandria
TODAY.
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EDUCATIONAL

NIISs HARRpyERS SEMINARY for YOung
WI L aides and Children viii reopen on MONDAY
Oct. I'd. For circulars apply AZ the Epiphany
Schnol Building. or address the principal, Miss NJ.
J HARkONER. oclslm
q C WESTON HAVING MADE VOCAL AND
-. Instrumental Music q special study for many
years, and having recently attended Prof. A. NJ
JohnsOn's Normal Course ef lnstruct ione, Il now
prepared 60 teach his new ead simple method. He
makes Thorough OF figured bsss on the organ .
specially. Fcr further information inQuire 81 1le
l2ih street, between and IL. ccl6 I'm
Hfks. $ A. PICKS SELECT SCHOOL FOR
wi BOYS-The twelfth annual session oomm-nced
Sept. nh. Full particulars may Be obtained from
tie Principal, ~ t704 Ist. sen I'm
n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-16

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

~ SION, B., II. and +. RR., ISL.
IRAIEs GuISG SourH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
S.05 m. way Passenger Train. Connects at Web
ster with train from SOuthbrdge, and for Bos
toni at PlainGeld with trains to and from HaTt
i0rd, and Providence; at Norwich with train for
n New london from West Side station
V.5O u. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
ccster with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch.
Llrg, Lowell, &c, at Worcester junction with
mG1e f and Proydenes trains; at Putnam with
AZ N9fWicb with trains for New London, Mystic
Sis Way Passenger Train Connects at Wor.
cSsler with trains from Nashua, Fitchhurg. Low
e,., &c. az Worcester junction with Express
ii6lh from Boston, pnt trains from Western snd
Providence aud Worcester roads: at Putnam with
tram ilom l}nstcn; at Plainheld Junction trains
ron Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
This train. Passengers from way stations (eXee1t
Webster. Putnam and Daniesonviej for New
i hoiR Dy steamer from New London, will take th,
Tee m. Steamboat Express Tram for New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Rostop
Concord, Aanchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua,
aIeh2ggIg, &e; Of Putnam from Boston, Wal
pole, Efslkiln and BLACKSTONE; leaves Norwich
4, ~ TEAMS GOING koRIH LEAVE NORWICH AT
81" u. steamboat Express train for Boston, daily
except A9ndaJ) connecting at Putnam for Bos
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Walpoe; at Wor
9eSter l9r l Eos12n Frainingham, Lowell, Nashua
london at I'I5 M dependent on arrival OF
600 IN. Way Passenger Train Connecting
Flmnhelt Junction for Providence; at Putnam
Tor Boston, arriving at 1920 m; at Worcester
Junction for Springfield, and way stations, Albany
Boston, Nashua, &c.
11'30 m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
fMlnheld with train from and for Providence;
arriving al Worcester Junction in season for tram
to Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany;
at Worcester trains to BOSTON, Nashua &c
o'15 m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wen WIN tram from New London. and at PLAN
feld Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at 600
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.;B5 pm
I, st. M. ANDREWS supt.,
Norwich 4
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,srtrstcr, SaturOap G(urning, September lG ISL.
A SAFE BOILER.
HARRISON SAFETY BOILER
Opinions of thSse who have Practically

Tested them.
GUSTAVUs 4. JASPER, Of the Union Sugar Refinery.
CharestOwn. Mass, says For safety and economy the
six fifty horse power Harrison Boilers have in use
surpasses the tubular and ue boilers formerly used
In year the actual saving in fuel by using the Harr
son Rollers was 1915 tons, and the work accomplished
much greater"
What CHENEY BROTHERS. silk Manufacturers
South MANCHESTER, Mass. say of the Harrison Safety
Boiler: I'VE now have seven HnrrisOn Rollers. and are
satisfied that they the best for making steam, and
most economical in fuel for the quantity of steam they
furnish"
DANIEL ALLEN, the Philadelphia Dyer saws; 81
convinced. from practical test, that the Harrison
Boiler Is superior TO all others for steam driving and
Omy of lucl. and would not have any other