Worcester daily spy., 1872-04-09
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CITY NEWS,

tertainments begins at the box office this morn
ing.
The Rising Star lodge Of Good Templars will
have a festival at Temperance hall on Foster
street, on Friday evening next.
The readings which were to have taken place
last evening at Washburu hall were given up
owing to the non-appearance of the expected au-
dience
twenty dollar bill, lost on Pleasant street,
Saturday night, is advertised in another place.
There is good reason for believing it was picked
up by an honest man who made some effort to
find the owner.
The little girl who was accidentally shot, at
Cherry Valley, on Fast day, is still living and
has recovered her consciousness, her present
condition giving grounds for slight hopes Of her
final recovery from the sad effects of the acci-
dent.
The turn table of the horse railroad company,
at the foot of Claremont street, has been out of
order for the last two days and the cars have
been running very irregularly. 1t was repaired
yesterday afternoon and to-day regular trips
win be resumed.
new arrangement of a poppet head for
wooleu carding machines has just been invented
and perfected by F. c. Edwards, OF this city,
which is attracting much notice from those in
terested in such matters, as being much
needed and valuable ccntryance.
As Mr.. John r. Stockwel was driving from
Central into Main street, yesterday afternoon,
the king pin of the buggy broke, letting the
body of the carriage fall, throwing Mr.. Stock
well out upon the ground cutting his face and
making a complete wreck of the carriage.
The boys of the house of the Angel Guardian
were greeted with a large audience at Mechanics
hall last evening, and their entertainment gave
good satisfaction. They will present an entire
change ofprogramme this evening.
Those interested in scientific or educational
matters, should not fail to be present at the
Natural History rooms this evening to see the
newly invented astronomical apparatus of Pro
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INa S.-Hubert Clatfey, who was arrested or
sunday afternoon on Assonet street, paid fine
OF 10 and costs for disturbing the peace, S5 ant
costs for inlunng building, and 50 and cost
for beng drunk; James Hackett and Hiram
ing liquor; Patrick H, ponahue, Bartholomew
J' crowley, Peter Ward, and Thomas Harrigan
were each fined S3 and costs for being drunk
ponahue and Crowley paid, but Ward and Har
llgan not having the necessary funds were com
mltted to Jail; Bernard Reynolds and Zero me C
Dlnsmore paid fines OF s. and costs for drunk.
enness.
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of conversation round town Yesterday. one
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TuEArRE.-Lester Wallack's play of "Tb
Veteran was brought out in Music hail las
evening, by an excellent company. The pec
is a combination of comedy and drama, witt
many sudden changes of location. The dia
logue is lively, and the situations amusing ant
sometimes exciting. The effects are decided,
farcical, not broadly so, but in a refined, pleas
ant manner. Od-au-agan, the Irishman, il
amusing The character was suggested bv tb
following facts A private soldier of the Enulisl
army having deserted during Abercrombie's oc
cupation Of Egypt, was taken by party o
Arabs. and sold to one of the pettv sovereirn