Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-15
New York.

TIE INTEBNATIoNALs MEETING AND RESOLVES.
New YORK, March IA "A meeting OF about
one thousand unemployed wOrkingmeu took
place this afternoon in Tompkins square, under
the auspices of the International society. &.
w. Maddox presided, and speeches were made
by Ira b. Davis, rheo. Banks and others; and
resolutions were adopted that railroads, mines,
canals, gas works, expresses, telegraphs, &C.,
ought TO be owned and run by the government
III the interest OF the people, at cost; that the
public lands should be disposed of only to actual
settlers; that all acts of legislation should be
submitted TO the people for approval or rejection;
and demanding OF the city authorities work lor
the unem loyed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Its stat ID that further Developments relative
TO the Harlem court house, show that the
swndlc reaches quarter of a million. the
vouchers 4 fraudulent bills having been signed
bv Villa. NJ. Tweed and Judges Porter and
McQuaGeS
An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
by the Southern improvement company TO pur-
chase the petroleum retineries in this city and
Brooklyn.
The physician of the board of health reports
that several cases of small poX have been dis.
covered in the city which the attending ply
Siclans were attempting TO conceal. They will
be prosecuted.
The chamber of commerce have memorazed
the legislature to abrogate all uSury laws
The Sun says Gre ley has lately been in con-
snltation with Thomas Scott, with the view of
compromising Erie matters, by request of the
English stockholders. The arrangements termin-
ated by the event of Monday.
There were fourteen offers of bonds to-day,
amounting TO about IS3, OS7 400 from 10s 9s-106
to 100 9S-lOO. The amount advertised for pur-
chase one million, will go from 1903 9S-100 to 1909
37-100.
Judge DAILY will, tomorrow, suggest the cleo
ton of il new juror in the Hall case, in place of
deceased .Y,nI L.,
case OF serious opposition thereto, he will prob
aOly decline to try the case further, and Judge
from the interior will be invited to preside
Claims to the amount Of $500 600 have been filed
with the board of audit since the last meeting
The new Erie direction proposes to run a thir-
ty hour train to Chicago.
Judge Blatchiord has given a decree for the
hDelantS of the bark Antonette for the loss of
quantity Of grain bags destroyed by being sat.
urated with seawatcr that soaked through casks
oil bleaching powder and soda ash packed near
them.
The nail manufacturers association has decid
ed to advance the wholesale prices TWENTY-FIVE
gents per keg.
The Jumel will case VIII close early neXtweek
The counsel for the defense in summing up to.
day, contended that the evidence shows that
Bowen is not a son Of Madame .JumeI and has
no legal claim to the property,
committee of assistant aldermen recon-
mend the adoption of an ordinance prohibiting
freight cars in Fourth avenue, below Twenty
seventh street, between hali-past six A. NJ. and
nine r. NJ
The children reported poisoned at East New
York prove to have died from inflammation OF the
heart A post mortem examination shows no
poison in the system. Huebcl, arrested for the
supposed crime, has been discharged.
A boy, named Henry Scholer, committed sui
eide in Brooklyn to-day from remorse at com.
hitting theft,
4 suit has been commenced in BROOKLYN to
recover $4,000, alleged to have been lent to spec
ulate with in Wall street black Friday.
Judge Cardozo yesterday made an order in the
suit of Helen Josephine Mansfield against James
Fisk, Jr substituting Mrs Fisk as defendant in
his plaCn wv