Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-04

been faithfully at work in this city, all that the
people had done was to stand up and curse
their doings. He considered it the duty
of the temperance people to assist in
enforcing the prohibtory law, to sus-
tain the officers, and if they did not
manage the matter to their satisfaction, to adj
wise them. In Worcester, liquor is sold by men
who rent buildings from those who profess to
be temperance men, yet know more about the
value of dollars and cents than about morals.
He was in favor of putting a man who got in
toXicated iDio the house of correction, then
finding the man who sold the liquor and send
inc him there, then the man who owned the
building and commit him to the same place.
Mr.. Jillson's address was delivered in a plain,
matter-oEiact manner, evidently to the salts
faction of the audience, and was followed by
short addresses by Mr. William Mecorney,
Rev. Mr.. Cheever, Mr.. T. X. Earle and others,
after which the meeting closed.
Next Sunday evening, Hon. P. Emory Aldrich
will deliver an address at the same place, and
on Thursday evening of this week there will be
a conference of temperance men, at their hall on
Foster street, where Mr.. Aaron NJ. Powell, of
the National Standard, will deliver an address.
PROPOSED RAILROAD RouTEs no THE UNION
DEPoT.-An adjourned meeting of the represent
tatives of the different railroads interested in
| new location of tracks between Lincoln square
and the site of the proposed union passenger
station, near Washington square, was held at
| the office Of the Worcester and Nashua road
| Saturday. Al the varied interests involved in
the project were well represented, one or more
OF the officers OF each of the roads centcring here
being present. and Mayor Very and 7. L. Nell
| son, city solicitor, appearing on behalf of the
| city. Hon. ID. Waldo Lincoln, chairman, eX-
| planned that the object of the meeting was to
| consider the various plans proposed, and to de-
eide which Of them should be accepted, so that
| the matter may be brought before the legisla.
| lure and disposed of during the present session.
Hon, Phineas Ball, city engineer, presented
| the plans of two routes, one of them, turning
| from the present track of the Worcester and
Nashua road, near the south end of the stone
| freight house above Lincoln square, crosses Lin
coin street at grade, between Linwood place and
the square, thence cutting into the side hill east of
| Summer street, it extends under Belmont street.
under Arch street, at its junction with Foun-
| tain street, at the junction of Laurel and Ham
"N'e' 0",.0' 0t,ee'' uuu 0'oS''s
| Prospect, Mulberry and East Central streets at
| grade. From this point it makes long curve,
and crossing Shrewsbury street at grade it
reaches the new depot at its easterly end.
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