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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

YOUTHFUL DEPRAYITY.-I Danbury News
tells the following story of the sad consequences
ofboyish mischief:
A rather contemplate trick was PLAYED on
one OF our young clerks Sunday night. lie
bought cut glass bottle Of cologne, with n
glass stopper and pink ribbon, to present 10 a
young lady he Is keeping company WITH but on
reaching the house he felt a little embarrassed
for fear there were members OF the family pres.
emit and 50 lett the beautiful rift on the stoop
and passed in. The movement was perceived
by graceess brother Of the Young lady who
appropriated the cologne for his own use and
iehued the bottle with hartshOrn from the fam.
ly Jar, and then hung round TO observe tbe
lesulL ~ niue Whhe the young man slipped
NV ou the Sipop, and securing the splendid Gift,
oHpPed back again into the parlor where win
tW appropriate words, be pressed il upon no
gualtuE grii Like the good and faithful
uausuler that she was, she at once hurried mo
wy presence OF her mother, and the old iadt
III ~, nv, ~, ihey didn't put up scent stun
M tiI . nueh she was girl; it was kent In a
emma Tea cup, and il was kent togetbor ~ ~ "
pies OF al ihe lamy's hair But ebo ,,a @
much pleased with IT, She draw out H. ei9
per, laid tue beautiful petals Of her nostrls ~
the aperture, ana lelched pull at the eonton,e
that fairly made them bubble Thcp ei'1
the bottle down, and picked upa bras ,,,ld
hre shovel Instead, and said she, as soon ID ~
could say anything, "Where Is thai stint, Ivy
DraiP' And he, all unconscious Of wbat b"5
happened, was in front Of the mirror ndinsfine,
hls neektie, and smiling at himself And hero
she found bin, and said 10 him, ooh, Won are
laughing al the trick on an old woman. are Won
Nv wan eyed leper.D And then she basted
MN one on The ear. And he being by natnrc
more elegant with his Ices than bis ton',,,o
FASTENED IRON there, bowling ike mad and
accompanied 70 the gate 10y that brass mo1n,oe
shovel He says he would rive everytbirs, ~,
sa ,a,, y ne could shake on the impression I'M 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
Abbreviated Dispntches.s

Senator Sumner was seized with rather
sharp attack OF his complaint (hcart disease
while in the street Tuesday night. His friends
have warmly urged his cessation from all his
senatorial labors, but he was in his seat ycStcr-
day at the opening of the session.
A disorderlv negro, named James Burnet,
was shot and killed in Washington yesterday
afternoon by police officer Thomas Auldrd@e,
who, with another officer, was attempting 10 al
rest Burnet.
Navigation in the Delaware and Hudson canal
is about closed, though hundred loaded boats
are eNnected TO reach lide Mater.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
00luttesttr Daily spp.
mcc,in. of tho Centennial Commission

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 4.-Ihe third general
meeting of commissioners was held to-day, Hon.
j. r. Hawlev presiding. Commissioners from
81 states were present. The report oil the eXecu-
tive committee giving an account of the bust
ness OF the committee since the last general
meeting, was accepted. A design for seal, re
portcd by the committee, was adopted. The
committee reported draft of resolutions upon
The death of VIM. Prescott Smith. The COM
mission adjourned until tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

HONOR AMONG CoNvICTs.-The good old
custom of granting pardons TO one or two of
the convicts at the Massachusetts state prison
at Charlestown, was carried out on Thanksgiv-
ing day by the release of Henry Phillips, who
had served thirteen years of a life sentence for
arson, and John Hurley, who had served seven
of a twenty years Sentence for burglary. Here
tofore it has been customary for the warden 10
recommend certain prisoners whose conduct
had been praiseworthy; bat this year, owing TO
a difficulty in making selections, the matter
was left entirely to the governor. Mentioning
the fact, Warden Chamberlain broke the FIRST
seal, saving, "In late lecture in this institn.
ton, noble examples Of chivalry were cited L
am reminded by the name here of one as noble
as any then recalled. A convict cane TO me
lately and said Warden, / may he Thought OF
for one of the men to be pardoned; OF course
should like TO get out, hut I'd sather have such
and such a man go told this to tle govern
or, aud the name of the man recommended by
his fellow convict is The one written mere,
| Hurley is described as a bright, dasains lei,
| low, who has been a favorise with officers ana
| prisoners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
- nuG NJ Elk ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
or session. 81 42O exp L 1925 exp, and 9ij M and
l'4O 80 exp 355 exp, 4.30 sec and 955 exp u NJ
The ago IN. and 1925 3.ll and g55 m trains start
from washington square station; all others from Foster
st. station. " 'i
For Grafton Westboro', Southvue, CoriayilIc and
Ashland Mt and 9.45 m, lao, 1870 and pm.
For South birmingham, 20, l. 8 25 and DDS a m I 10
1925 80. 4.30. and 9.j5 m. ' -''''
For Milford at and 9.z5 am, l.iO 325, and 43Opm.
For Natick at and 945 a m, LAO 49, and pm
FOr wellesley, Granville West Newton, Newton
ana Brighton, at and 945 a m, $50, m Pas
sengers for the same stations also take The / 40 nj
tram to Natick, and there change 10 The SaXonvie
wards. ' '''
The AGA IN train runs every dav except Monday; all
Others every day except Sunday
Sunday Express from Albany leaves Washington 81,
station at S35 n m for Boston.
sunday Mail leaves Washington 50. station $50 IN,
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
For Worcester, at s. I, $50 exp, exp. II M 80
express pm.
For New York, via Springfield, exp, am, esp.
New York. via Norwich, 500 exp.pm.
&Mr alt ., 4 u 2 m. 1870 SOP m.
Meslboro, D, I. II m, l.30, 430. $50 exp, D M
Southville, 5, I II M 1870 4.90 pm.
COrdavle, ;, I. ii n m, $50, 4.30 M
Sssnaand, ., I, II m, 30 400 $50 exp, pm.
o. "1 ~ birmingham, D. L $50 exp. and exp. II m.
Try 20 exp, exp. 4, 4$0 exp j. $50 cX SIS exp
Satick, I, TO- Il m, l9o, 2I5 T. 5, $50 555, 6i5, II
MiIbury, am, 4.sO pm.
SaNOnvil' e. 10 m. h.55 n m.
Milford, !, $50 exp, gcxp. m, 2j exp 20 exp. m.
Al outward trains run daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY Mail leaves Boston at $50 m stopping w
newton, South birmingham, Worcester. West Brook
eu' famer and Springfield arrives in New York at $50
am' {. o. RUSSELL, Sup't Springfield.
Acct O., - O..
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The Late Bishop Easrsurn,s Successor

BosToN, Dec 4-The Protestant Episcopal
churches Of Massachusetts held a special con-
vention at st. PauFs church, to day, for the
election Of a hshup TO the vacancy caused by
the death OF Bishop Eastburn. About one
hundred churches were represented by nearly
Us clerical and 200 lay delegates. Rev. A h
Vinion was chosen chairman. Rev DIR. Haight
Of New York was chosen by both clerical and
lay branches of the convention. DIR. Haight is
n liberal chnrchman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

THE MYsTIo ISLAND FIGET.-@A New Hafen
paper says: On the ID of March, 1870, Edwards
and Conyer fought fight for the .,mplonShp
Of light weights on Mystic island Ben$eeh 'eh
and fifteen hundred of the worst roughs of the
country witnessed the match, most of them COM
ing on the steamboat from New York TO New
London, reaching there shortly after midnight.
At daylight they embarked on the propeller
IhOs. Swan and were conveyed 10 Mystic island,
owned by the Hon. W i Brewer of Norwich
The crowd was Of the most turbulent character,
and as there was protractcd delay before the
fight they employed it in the most wanton des-
truction Of property on the island. Fruit and
shade trees were irreparaby injured the hotel
was broken open and a large part of the furn-
ture destroyed, though it is only just TO say that
this was opposed by the leaders Of the party.
Judge Brewer now brings a suit of $500 dam
ages against Thomas Perry, commander and
owner of The Thomas Swan, for landing the
gang upon the island The case viii be tried at
the sitting of the superior court next Tuesday.
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MeoitimaI.
A MEDICAL CApD An ~:

A MEDICAL CARD. All IGseasps of
n Ladies and Children, both Chronic ana Acute can
be scientifically treated BY Dr. HANNAH 2. ARC'IiFP
whose long experience ables to give Teft0 those
failing to nd II elsewhere Cdncereared 4rfhDnf gjo
~ OnceoSl Clinton St, one door from Chathan. Once
Hours-g 10 u A NJ. and to p. H. d.. H r ncber
VIII meet tne aales OF WestborOugh ~ Tuesday and
Stone, West st. dims ~' VI AAi' tO ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05
THE INDIANA DIVISION,

is about eighty miles in length traversng extensive Ri
luminous Coal fields, and making a direct land tbe
shortest possibe) line between Chicago and the Block
Coal district at Brazil.
The Iron and other materials for Indiana Division
have i'll been bought and paid for in cash. part of it is
now in operation, and the entire Division is to be fin
shed this season and opened to profitable business.
The company is not IN debt and large and very
valuable real estate in Chicago beside having an eaup
ment of twentyhree rst-cass locomotives aud about
100 cars.
mortgage upon such road the rate of SIS 800
per mile is safe investment and we know of no other
railroad bond at the price asked this that can demon
srate atsimar value security savings banks and
others.
savings banks trust companies and the most careful in
vestors, and have but S75O,OOO bonds remaining
They for 900 each and have forty years to rum
Interest
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M L d l G Al o ri CF
No. 5 Pleasant St, near Main,
WORCESTER, MASS.
NJ

has established Grand Medical Office Tor IN,
engagements of the Genital Organs or system which
VIII be treated scientifically and the most annrorei
principles = Syphilis GonoFrhoe'a elect StIIirt ms
seminal Weakness Nocturnal Ep lssons Fem ala Wont
ness. rains in the Back aUs} l.Ons Whites CravcI
NERVOUS Diseases iiumors. Dyspepsia. Piles &c
Or Mansfield will cure all gC the above diseases bv
ms new and improved rhetbod in short time giyi,S
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored
HEARTH and MANHOOD RESTO REn.
Sufferers from Nervous Debility Painful Dreap,s No
IA ao fbyslca! Depression PapitatiOn of the Heart
NOISES IN the Head Mud Ears, Indecision IMPAIRED
Sikut ald memory. Indigestion. Prostitution Lassude
depression OF Spirits, Loss of Energy and Appetite
rams IN me Back and Limbs. Timidity, self Dstrnsf
DllzleSs, Love of Solitude, GrOundlcss Fears Ne can
consult DR.. Mansfield with entire confidence in he i
ty TO cure. 49, " iH "'i'i-
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dr. MANsIIELD, Pleasant st near Main Worces-
Ter Mass nas no superior in the treatment or that do
Pl9nle alctlon seminal Weakness or Sper1patorrhma
strictly private and opnfdcntial 1">"
Hours-9 a. M 10 . T. NJ. Office oren SUNDAYS
4. MANSFIELD, NJ. D..
NO Pleasant ST,
KeHd what the Press Says,
We consider DIR. Mansfield of Worcester Mass ,o.,.
able and skilln practitioner in the treatment of so
matorrh@a Seminal Weakness; likewise Discoscs -
Woman. In fact, may safely say he has moi HE
equal in either branch of the scialce-Ed De,oocrg,
Brooklyn, N. l.
jyl2 d&wtf
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3aiIroaos.
EITCHRUPC s. W0T,o,

VNITCIJDTTT1T,
SINNER ARRGSGESiFFSSSTri 10 I'm mn X: T.
ter. - 'ii asseltser Trains for Worces
Leavr Fitchburg, a m. y 50 and 55o,u
teominster, S.l2 m co aud 4 ~ AN 2'2i P m
yates Crossing. 8I7 m, o. and and Z d az
sterlinS Center Tg s SG l 81 , and 81
leave W6r ttaT 'SG al 5 d65 b Tg
Sterling Junction, 7.O7 and ii 81 M and an M
Prat's Junction % m FAN s1d ~ 81 "a ana nd gS H.
fIiales tales, Crossing, 25 m, Pr and 55fpm 1 = il"
South Fitchburr r. nv ~ ~ 20 o,5v , N;
5 maAILRoAD CoNEECTIoSs.-The Gao and II Ia ,,,
VII "a trains from Worcester connect AZ F na
with the veman ana ar vet; also connect at Fchbg
anI BFa d and intGrmedaIS tops or Greenfield
o me NV ~ a m and y 50 p m train from FjtI,,r
worcester, Norwich Il WorccStrJS tIGNiIcncs
s Mfeitern r for New York and Inc we @ ana
neil "eS' VIA SPRING
The 55e m train from Figehburr connect q, ~.
NcvS WI M Worcester Steamboat Trsin G g
"hi'e fII4IthtHrs Worcester Il RI V4'' CUP l.
VTEp3Fp1T1,
v EM1lOAI AND MASSACHUSETTS,
Cars ie aND v IhUl AND GREENFIELD RATLR6tb2
nG Nort Adams Saratoga and roy ~ llG a. az T
Sit III, lor North Adams. Hoosac Tnnnfi Erc y lq
Shel6urne Falls and BraIrborn At a6 ,Sifenucd
Y Io %reGnheld at $50 and I.l5 a M and 400 m M H.
P m. '" at ''V H. ana l "
5e " greenfield for Worcester nj 20 and o. M ,
a m, and 200 D m 'Oi huston AT AZ and Sal
6 80 FGe i, 9ra, and and 20 trains from uoosac Tunnel
tr,im f ro Brtrboro, connect Fitchbnrg Win
The 80 and leo m trains I from rSUif oo:, IT,,
no , M m and zoe m trains from Battcboro nnn'
IT, win trains for Worcester Providence Newport
thehburg Mass, Dec. 4, ISL. dtf ---''' 'I NV
E&'OR BOSTON VIA GROTON TJTNC1
y liON.-Cars leave Worrestero "a q "a -, - ~
any I'LL Nv m. anu '''i' d iu'
returning, leave Boston "a. md
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Money Sentwithout Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be issued deposit this office and
payment Of the following fees:
On orders not exceeding $40. .......,... 10 cents
Over $40 and not exceeding $50. ..........i5
over $50 " -
Over $40 S5l ~
Swiss international Postal Money Orders issued AZ
this office at domestic rates. "
Ia United States Treasury Notes or National Rank
Notes only received or paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry fee to all parts the United States
Is 10 cents Canada cents; Great Britain and the Ger
man states, cents
OFFICE HOURS-From 6,i5 a IN to D M cxcept
sundays. On sundays, IRON 9,45 to lO,3O m
Mohey ofder business closes on Saturday at p m.
lalS dtt j. PIChETT Postmaster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-05

Mtst&lIaneous.
Safe Beyond Question.

1t is seldom that Mortgages upon new Railroads arc
considered sufficiently safe for the inves tmcnt Of Trust
Funds Ii is only when Railroad is earning net. an
excess of its interest obligations, with certainty of
steady growth, that its Bonds be said TO be erec
safe.
The CHICAGO, DANyILLE AND VINCE SHEs RAILROAD
is doing this, and has this certainty That part of il
known the ILLINOIS DIVISION Orom Chicago to Dan
vile, 1872 miles) finished last ear and its gross
earnings have increased from s3i4H07 in December.
1871, to $50 l69. 40 in october. 1872.
The earnings for October g. or at Tho
rate of $40 1884 per annmn The total interest iab
y upon the total issue Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is S2SO,OOO gold The Illinois d.
vision is therefore earning, net, than enough to
pay interest upon the entire bon debt upon the whole
road.
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BoSTON, BARRE AND GARDNEI
RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. Nov 18Th

- 1870 @INSiiNAtbIs 1sOVs 1GJll,
S,athalNS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER. fFostcr stroc.
AZ wi or Hardner and way stations at $50 AM u 30
800 lu W. NJ, connecting with all trains ON tho Yer
Tnnno G Massa2huSetts Railroad to and from Hoosac
stafinns "neShneld BrNtlebOr0ugh and intermcdal
the $40 p NJ. train from Worcester Van ''No
stdtkNAlNS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,yav
c oneI o'55, SID II 10 A. NJ, and 4.3B p NJ mg mo
connections with trains on all the roads passina
OF terminating at Worcester ie ''4'"sh
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West FINLAND
coqDrook, Smithvilie and Oakham at $50 p M Pr;nnc
b on ION ~ trains TO the Mountain Houses Huh
ppdtuSton station for Hubhardsl0n from NH trans
msruer iur East Templeton at 755 NJ and will do n
Enti Express business to all points on the road and
IN connection with stages. ' ''N
onlce with Boston e. Albany r r.
iel1 al n d (, D,,,,-r ,
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ID o T U F f I C E
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Advancement

Northern Worcester County. ycrmontand New Hamp-
shire, closes at 500 m; due at p m.
Manchester, Concord and Nashua, II, Lowell, LcOm-
mister, Lancaster, West Boyston, 0akdale and Clinton
closes at 4 m aid $3.50 m; due at 9,l5 m and M
Fiehburg closes at g, lO,45 a IN and $3.50 I'm. Due at
Gardner and Vt and Mass. R R. closes at $50 1915
m and p m. Due 9,l5 a m and and m,
Princeton, East Princeton and West Sterling close at
$50 p m. due at 9,l5
city Of Boston. close at $50 and m, LIS, and
m Due at $50 aud 1880 $3.50 430. $50 and 1890 m.
Boston and Worcester Way Mail, close at 8 M and
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chusctts, close at $50 and M lis and m. Due
Rhode Island, close at $50 and Il m, and $3.50 m.
Due ut a. a m 2,lj and $50 p m.
close at $3.50 pm Due at 9,45a am
Millbgry, Whitinsyiile, East Douglas, Blackstone
IN and $3.50 pm: Due at 9,45 m and $50 p M
Springfield, Albany, Western New York and Western
States close at 545 and 40 M As and III. Due at
4,l5 and 800 am, Las and 10 pm.
Worcester and Springfield way Mail close at 5,45 and
9,i5 m, and 345 IN. Due at 500 m and $3.50 p m.
Way Mail between Springfield and Albany close at 54j
m and S,i5 m. Due at las and 10 p m.
New York City and southern States Hartford and
New Haven Conn., close at 945 m, 3,45 and III. Due
at AS m $40 and 10 p IN.
Norwich and New London, Conn, Webster and oxford
Mass close at m and 43O p NJ. Due at a m and :
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes at a M Due at am
Milford. Mendon, Hopedale and birmingham, close at
m LIS, and m. Due at 9l5, 1880 M, and 4,3O
pm.
Southboro', close al pm, Due at lO,3Oam.
Westboro', Cordayille, HOpkintOn Ashland and HOl-
4,30 pm.
Marlboro close at 3 and IN. Due at 10 30 a m and
1890 m.
Northboro', close at Lis, and pm. Due at 10 30
m. N''
Barre aud Smithvile, close at 9,45 a IN and pm Due
| at 9,l5 a IN and 3,45 m.
Dana, North Dana, New Salem, North New Salem
| close at 9.45 a m. Due at $3.50 o m.
Hqbhariston, close at and lO,4 a and M Due
| at $3.50 m, 2,l5 and pm.
Princeton, Holden Rutland, North Rutland, close at
Leicester, close at 945 m and 4 m Dine Mt o a n,
and 3pm. -
Oakhan and Shrewsbury, close at 9,45 III and $50 D
N. Due at $50 m and 3 p IN.
Mails for New York and Boston, and places beyond
close ~ this office on Sunday at 6pm
FOREIGN MAlLS.-Aias for the European Steamers
close daily, via New York, at 94j IN, 345 and M
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WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way stations tlc-
cOmmOcation) at 645 am.
For Springfield and Way Stations, GAS 0 a m, and "a
I'M.
For Albany (express) Q S.; for New York and Albany
(eNp) 1925 m, and 4.3O and 1925 m. New York
Sunday mail leaves ut 1905 m. Sleeping cars will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily connecting with
i.30 train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at p Is ll3O M 1856
e%s 200 exp, Z $40 exp; m. Albany sunday express
$50 m. Sunday mail 1928 m Monday
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with the New
York Genital. Troy and Grecnbush ana Hudson River
Railroads. Am chatham with tile Harlem and Hudson,
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At Slate
Line with the Housatonie Railroad. At Pntshei with
the Pitseld and North Adams and IIOsatonc railroads.
At Westaed with the New Haven and NORTHAMPTON
Railroad At Springfield with The Hartford New Haven
and Springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads. AZ
Palmer with the. New London Northern railroad. At
Worcester Junction with the Providence and worcester
Worcester and Nashua and Norwich and worcester
Railroads AZ South birmingham with the Boston,
Clinton and Fitchburg, Milford and South birmingham
and Lowell Railroads. q. o. RUSSELL,
tNEt rHa1
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EIz:I;IIEY][Z,ZE7

FOR SALE IN WORCESTER BY
GEO, {. HOLDEN,
@. ID. HOLLAND.
- SANFORD 81 CO.,
% dIu.Ih&S n. WILLIAMS.
ENSTABLISHED IN 1882. YOUNG
- Dealer In Fancy Goods, Toys, and Usenl Articles
Umbrellas and Paras0ls Repaired. Pnking in a mum
nar Of styles; Stamping for Embroidery.
agency Of the French Dye House. Of Boston. Goods
sem to the Dye Honse, on Fridays.
Agency Of the MaDdram Tea, No 2gG.Maiu street
lea dendtr
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PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
day, Sept. Is, ls72
Express Train, (stoppng only at woonsocket and TX
brdge leaves Worcester at 1918 m; Providence al
2l5 p. m.
Accommodaton Trains will leave Worcester for l'r0H
dence and way stations Mt 1870 (cxp from WoOusOckct)
pm.
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 14O
and ll,45a m. and i.3O y, m
The $40 (mal and 2.l5 p m (expressl trains
from Providence. and the l0.lj m (eXpreSsl and
400 tnaiD and $50 m trains from Worcester con
meet at Worcester Junction with trains to and from
Clinton. Fitcburg Rutland Saratoga, Montreal Nashua,
Lowell. Lawrence. Concord. and the White Mountains;
Springfield, Albany, Troy, Niagara Falls, and points
North or West
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked allimportant
points.
The Worcester trains except express and $40 m,
connect at WoonsOcket Junction with trains 10 and rom
Milford, and at Waterford With trains of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Waterford 900 N, and 400 m
connecting Immediately with trains for Southbrldge
Putnam and Norwich.
Leave Providence for Wo0nsocket at 1000 n. m.
Leave Woonsock ct for Providence at 500 m, 230 M
Leave Providence for UXbridge at 100 pm.
Leave Waterford for Providence at5.20 m.
Leave Uxbridge for Worcester at b.45 a m.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
I40 and 90 and 100 WoonsoCket for Milford
W. u. HILTON. sup't.