Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-18
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CITY NEWS.


harpcrs Magazine for June, rich number,
mas arrived atHolland's, in Post Office block
The omnibus TO Lake QuiusigamOnd will com
mepce its summer trips tomorrow morning.
John G. Sake, Ill. D., delivers the poem be-
lore the young ladies of the Dread institute, at
their coming commencement in July.
car load of emigranis from the steamer Pal
myra at Boston, passed through here on the
boat train last evening.
The improved metallic clothes line, said by
houseScepers to be Of great merit, is advertised
IN the proper column.
Yankee lOckc's dramatic company will pro-
duce the sensational drama of "a Leap in the
Dark" at Music hall this evening.
The morning train from Nashua, due at 915,
was an hour and half late owing to an acci-
dent 10 the cugne near Groton Junction.
By the careless use Of the water spout on
Summer street, near Washington square, used
for filling watering carts, the street is kept mud
dy nearly all the time.
The trotting horse "Dixic" and the 'Whimey
Mare, two well known horses, will he sold at
Richmonds auction sale, on Waldo street, this
forenoon
A three year old colt, which one of the well
-" no'''',e" VI 'uis guy recently purchsSei
IN Lancaster, has trotted half milo on the
track of the agricultural society, in one minute
and eleven seconds.
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on,s,, 0". "''''|A otoiN> Vi noS'op'
;n,,i.o1 '| WV 'n"oie"' An arc
Mo roo,,,an .o..,.
.;,, -. u'''''"so VI t"e ieacners assocla'
aaL.o,tl, ~ ''"''i'o" at ~ o CLOCK III hiSh
o,.o,oi.a =, i"0 'NoieiSeS "''i cou'is'o' e'asS
-" :" a'''nheuc' Se,ect readings and re-
'le supe''n'ehoent'
~ vi tue Guy carts broke through the
D.. .o'e'i"E 'ne se"e' eAca'a''ons on
80 S.''eiu'y ''o'"i"@' ana caused con
,oN.No. WIN W ."e men emp'oyeu there, III
- ~ N0'i' Eiouuo'
Ar Ola broken down horse was found by the
o,yno, -, .t', o''e''' S'''et'aS, "nien us
ro,,,,s -. iie WIS tSAch 10 inc
ra,..a,,1, ~ 70 ~ " put o"' VI u"etN'
,.;no,a ,;as "','1' '"he" W y. A. Har-
NJ ~ , 49, u. n's S''''e Yesterday AFTERNOON
aa,, ~" az WIN as usual during the day,
nil, 5.,..- 'S' 'iceS VI tue 'a'e DEACON beDla'
Ma. Go, "0'' i'e'u at MS i''e Iesloehce on
49, Yesterday morning. Inc following
Sal;,hr w" az va" 'e"IeiS' MFSerS' D.
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NJ -,rI'e,' y, '" nsn"'eeh and D. L. hetteil'
'''e' "ss' W 'nis rl'y' the OLDEST en-
~ '"' postVu anu h'oahy rallroad' was
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~ ,se.l., w" On "euue'uaS evening" y pein@
..''a "''ns VI MS marriage A
re- ~ ~, Doe'o" iu'n,sueo music
r,'o,Y.., "'s io''e' ei'S''eeiS'
- t''P'' 9''S'eS nave NOT ye'
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Wy ~ " 9'o'''y h"fe coisu''eu some
''s.' u 'ie p"Ptst Socic'yy
P'0po'n'o" iaN peeh laForaoly enter
So.
49," 'p'"sue we"' 10 Ftineeton yesterday
r| "ei" Sne''h sJufy 10 consider the claims
~" 'N'"hci a"o Anu T. reed against
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~ i''io' 10 einithcu' dioso hom tht
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'"o 'o'ii'"'SSio.e's ui' NOS make
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F. n''' my So' "eeh a''uo"lCeo'
Of 49,, a...' oe', " .e','SVc'' aoo"' "''yiycarS
e. 80 ",'t"'r'e" S"i'iue yesterday morning oS
loo '"uu ny" ne was 'aNeh 10 'ne po
a5,..;.,:1,,"' "iie'e ~ 1"oo"' ety p''yS'c'a"
rinr I,o WIN iaSor"olc enec'' Last eve
49,, ""' III " i'i' way ~ lcooNe' nom III
p' az So'i'ues'ruc''oh' nc mas i.iely Deer
iAS ilo'h tne elec's vi haru urihklnS' ailo
induced by his incorporate habits.
Yesterday there were five or six runaway
horses in different sections of the city, the most
important OF which was one owned by a Char
ton man, the horse succeeding in demolishne
the wagon and harness, and strewiug the con
tents of the wagon promiscuously about the
street. Later in the afternoon the horse of DIR,
ClouSh was frightened by q stone team and
kho ;,nTr In