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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

AZ the close % ur. hepworihjs qddress many
Of thr con rerition were IN tears. Just liter
Tue CHOIR had lnishrd singing tblforr the clos.
M psaimb o. HegWorth walked forward and
said he ldd q statement 10 maket 't
Now, my dear friends, let me- say thar | was
greatly SURPRISED last nigit Ly The receipt Of a
letter, signed by the board Of trustees, which in
dictated spirit Of aniaosity, and cannot but
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-10

well as Linens and Housekeeping Cool and Blankets
Housekeepers should buy years stock of TABLE
DAMAsKs AND NAPKINS, as they are now VERY
CHEAP! diff iaO
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40 bs,i shpmept' II bse' Weefy-reeeiDts lhS hI hp
Eent, Iss bales 49,. -, = ,,.atrn..
balcsi sock-kTl,
Lsjssi weetiy-reespis B7It bales sales 7.tla bales
CgiRIPsros Cotton quieti bddngs, le19sle net re-
s~pts sae 500 bales soeh o. 70 b.es uek-nst
receipts 6 bales; eIpors-to Ureat bnan Iol bsIy 70 S
sIyIEsAH Oct 2Coii0n quetI g1t demand hGhnes
alc net reoeptI bael eTposo the CoShnent LoS
bales; eoDSie 1851 basJ sales, 202 baes took so esss
ueklr-ne receipts baes srpors-to the ConbnfnI H'
haes coastyise B65I bales; sales " 800 bales. ,,
WHSisgroH Oct steady hdings leIe' net recep
2g6 bAes sales bsles stock 3B balesi we-ne ro@p~
9O8bae; expors.eossNise. ~ baes sales b3i bales
HarsorERY 2-Cooh dull; Low Mlihnf, 1te fecepS,
9385 bsi shipments 20l6 bales stoek-l5 6f eaes '''
1852 baies. ,,,,u-. t-1. . %.
MhoS Oct a5-Coton hrm good demands hhsiIngs 5c
celpi 20 bae shipments 203 bales sock-S eOo oAS' '
bales. = 73a
snn1. IS -CoonReeeipts 1878 bses shipments I''|'
baa; stosk-l87 200 balesi lS2 40l3 bales 1891,
Oct ACCOMMODATIONS receph iVVo
NRKmK 0c 1Cotton-BsimA,od net receipts, 2so bAlesi
so4. g3l2 balea
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

The death is announced of Miss Kate Ward.
- fsvOrite actress at Melbourne, Australia.
. Mr. CresWick is highly commended in LON
son papers for very fine performance OF Iago at the
PnDoesss Theater.
Mrs. Mary Gladstane (Mrs. Bayless) is the
OF the Prince OF Wales Theater. at Mel
B0nrDe, Australia.
Mr.. II. j. ByrOn's new comedy of 1.-TWO
etsrei Or Fotghts and Preside" Is successful the
London Strand Tbeater.
There il no truth in the story, lately cur
EeBtbu not Till nCy mentioned in The TRIBUNE, and
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THE STATE or TRADE


Iospos Oct 2Sllo mConsos opened ati ior moneI nl
for the account States Twenty bonds 1867 DID, st
l6s ga TenPoies HewTye 83i; Enc Railway shares a.
PARIS, 25.-Rentos opened az 52f We.
LlvFRPoof 2ll motion opened quiet aud STEADY
Mding Upuds 9la9.d Ntdpg Orleans oI0l0d the sales o.
the veek have eH $500 bales Including 1900 bales iot export and
goo on speeuaion the oef port 45Vo bales ineodng
American; receipts the have been 10000 bales nag
1000 American actual export bales the stock At sea bound 70
ihs mort 2 bales Including 500 American Ihe receipts Of
Wheat at this bort tie past three days have been 90 qaAIe In
Gliding 8, l01 American. -, =, -, -
count, a2t.
LyERPooL 251:90 mCoton quiet and seady sales Of
HddBg Orleans October. }l Bresdngs hesyy Wheat
26d2S Per GENITAL for California White ard 1873 foT Club
3a2 for Red Western Spring and ls for Red Winter CON- 1910
per quarter. Flour. 3J per Dbl for eern Canal
LONDON 25 mConsos closed at 81 for money and SO
for account American securities unchanged Ee Ra" shares
40i. -, 4,
Issue Of 1862. 800 ~ y S--A.-
PINis Oci 2S-Rtpss s9k 7c -. +, 2, 49,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25 mU0on coeed uneangei ne salss Of
bales including % for speculation ana eI
port Mddng Orleans for November at 3D. The market I
Yarns fabrics dull bnt onotih lower ne
receipts this port for the past three days have been o
quarters including 700 Am s1cap.
LosBoS Oct 25-SIiits Petroleum I'D. y gtL -
AETwKKP 23-Peroeum buoyant II 3ld5f for tHe Pae
American
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CATTLE MARKETS

he o sppnly for ue week thus 5s2 head 80 cars
aims, 40 csr for he week The MARKET vas au sna
vahsri sales head Ohio steers, nThg from Z NV ~'
$3.50 s6i 10 Indiana averaging l9 III at 20 w. "a. -, lt
IAuBs-The to-day, were lpO neau
n total ,unny for the heal gsinst 1900 head Ior te
rse re closed heavy to 10 90 on @
lsss GG AZ Canada sheep 5 50 Western sheep - 9@
Ga sales q ~ Csnada smes raging from - 70 se 20 Mem
20 sieen ranrre f % TO 81 ~ at 81 1885 III B9 ONO sheep
rusip. from 81 10 81 10. NJ 40 1850 90
rreep TO-DAY including reported 70 arrive, were
OO hesd mani the total suppy for The week thgs far bead
saiu the time last week The dead lock So
nus 0Oi bead Michigan hogs ranging from S7 to Oo D.
stR3 dSi20. nt...
400 headi light sales Of Traus at 80 ie SO ~ stoeIe - |0i
shipping selling Shipments Yesterday 100 bead
oss-Lye duli receipts 1850 head sales * - lao - 30
otde pad early Cor ehooei eosed veal pens Sd Shipments
600 head
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, Peter
po pleaded guilty attempt whisky and cgaTs and vas
dhs ged With sentence o. Years State Prison hanging over
head n he reform. John Reilly for attempt at grand
larceny was allowed 20 conditions, joseph Lang
don Henry Merrill accused Of hugsry IN eng hoae on
stealing clocks The evidence failed " convict hem
and they DISCHARGED John oIeH for basary dseharsea
evidence being insufficient 20 convict him. Joseph Dykes was
charge msnsauhtcr for fatally beating and kking i
mother MARY Dykes lie pleaded guilty Of mnsugnteI IN The fourth
hand against his mother ought
be state Prison for eve
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CALRKpARS-TnIs par.

p, p., 1ss,r 80, sl5 h Chromo Steel Co. sg
ssl3 pniyic =, Al sgt Rofner andI Gsynor and Or-
'''''i e - 9696. .IIeuheh ct al. at Jones
ae-s 49, 81 a.. Fsh and Gg7 ag- samues and
another
a, 1V ~ at Martin and 9G8 MeCaGrey ct al sg. Gay.
wiz sao,te, 1893. HcCsfrey ct al art. Hanson
3sT8. .Dowdncy az. MullnA - ~, R,os...n
Hall Keman. 2ls e =. =. ~ a., g,ISs-a
'O''''~ Iiravr % ~ 696. .spelmah ct al sgt Fueh
1894. .stIton sgt Wethercn and
amin
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DECIsIONs-Ocr. as.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge IDgraham-
Douglass ag GreenSee memoranda Of decision Day ast D
Counsel fee Of 100 granted amOny granted on these pAP %
hahoney act Gilmore Reference granted -, .
Judge fancher-BToSn al Cavereybee memorAnue
decision
by Judge Brunt-Chase ct al sgt Wkowski-Case sts
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d ouarreled with Mr. Fcchter, and designea 70 os
~ atslaw against him, for the recovery VI
w., hong III NAV turn that Miss heiefvu -
An the new company for AIR. Fechters 10 oo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Vim Was erst married 10 Enrich Charles Prince OF Iein
t er and their daughter theIady Just decreased.
Thc Duke OF Edinburgh and Prince Arthur went 10
Haden 10 attend the funeral OF their relative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

THE MINISTRY OF SONG.
Il VOLUME OF SACRED POETRY. BY Francis ndlg
For sale by al BooEseIs or seat free on receipt price By
Publishers.
Extracts critical notices 10 English papers:
The Churchman'S Magazine
the charming books whose leaves We haTe crnso
Tor day.
The Pres ST. Jsme's Chronicle says;
Nothing but per Of The volume give an idea ois nuneToot
bosnties."
The Hereford Journal SAYS:
valuable acquisition literature II sbour d VITA charming M
phy ard yet IT, In line stamped indeh' Sh ths haDd 81
deep thinker The mastery miHd aud true DoteA hs
shown in poem after poem, - - - -.
Brnou keWY
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GARETH AND LYNETTE.

THE LAST OF THE THE KING" BY Alfred Tenny.
son. l6mo. With Illustrations 81 IS
This Id the last Of the Ahuan legends which Mr. Tennyson
proposes bis series Of exquisite I4y Of the King" Il is
one Of longest tho nob 1t Abounds
vigorous thoughts beautiful bces and those Gc Of expression
for which the Laureate is diShng rished.
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Religious Notices.
At steinway Hall.
ruURrTI OR TUR lDIgCIpLER

At steinway Hall.
CHURCH or THE DIsCIPLEH
Rev. GEO IT, HEPwoRTH viii preach TOMORROW at 1880 a
T. and 1880 Subject the mong" Coming TO Christ"
Evening subjec letters received from mon" Sab
bsehoo at D. H. Rutgers College Chapel FhaTe near Forty
st Prayer meeting FRIDAY EVENING, at $780, at the Pas
brs residence 10 West An arc cordially invited
All souls, Church. Of Pourthsve ard TEenteuis
agDlY Oct a. The Rev ~ SCH sRNERH0RN win preach at
u MoRNlSG and 70 the EVENING 1t In The evening seats all nee
A9noR MsmGrisI SSs: ,s1s a
II a and a p. N. The Rotor viii p ssen.
eePs ~ CHURCH between Esstsn s sfa IesSS S
an and II. Rev. VIM MciILTsTBR he At = 70
sai s' n T. Conference viii the MEETING Yong PSSP;
Payer Meeting at O'clock sea' free Strangers and 0 ' ''9-
an lovers OF C t SSs .'f S Bf b GSf Ss' SAB TI
HT ong evening Beresn Baptist Church. cTasf USnA
iT and Bedford-.ts. at the usual bours --------
Apollo HALL BrQ.sTly and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GALES
TRSTER trance speaker lectures, SUNDAY loi m Subject h
sa. fhahs S S q % s s4aR5F a I'D
bnhsd bic nOss the breath Of LIFE and man became n's
ThGTSRa sg g o . G sS
CGvenient Tor hotels and residents down town
Association Hall, o. Fcdrih ,pS M
o;sS S1 .b SGPs sd fS% sy Rev $ y ELDER
Bbes and OSCAR HUGO yTefSses 90 .s
c%reh Rev HUGH II. BLAIR, Pastor. "
BOARD of Missions, Protestant Episcopal chqh-Pbe T5irtS'
%SPpPt Asnd I'D Bishop Of Mpnsoa Galway Church o.Th,
nd
al "A o'clock A the remaining sessions and services Of me
Bs viii be held Church q Tie S' Savior Seniys'G 81
Tpng PRAYER Administration Of the holy communion 70 DC 9
loved by bushes meeting Monay evening there wan be mis-
s ary meeting With addresses commencing - O'clock 1atnes
msng S be held TUESDAY 81 and u p NJ and Wenfs
s IL OL6i Of The Bca at C,i,ay Church hl. eve
meeting tomorrow evening AZ se Nhuea u
The Holy saUOnr
-BTondyHy Tnbernacle Cburch.-SABBATM MokNlEG
pa,@ Rev WM N. TAYLOR D. d. will preach In she Fourth
Pr6ean Church On lhirt''iOGr'' west Of S'0a'" At "
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COTTON MARKETS.

MOBILE Oct 2-Cotton quiet but firm; Mddnnts, leIe
eeipts $40 bAes eIp0rs-oosstSse go bss sales COO bales
1929 bi veetJne receipts lO2f5 bales; exports
oositHise, 252 bsles; Sales, so bales.
GALvETOS Z5CoOn steady Good Ordinary. lei6Iej net
$50 bales; 2O bales sles 300 bales
soet 230l2 bales weet-net receipts 265 bales eIpos-to
Great Britain 52 bales eoaSise $50 b4 sales $500 baes
LOUISVILLE oe CostOn que.i ading' lsiG receipts $40
bales shipments. 800 bales
BILTNoRK 2-Cottou quiet; Mldngs l9lc gross receipts
l8l bass 2a0 bales sales 800 bales sOef lJ7
bales weekynet rep go bales 1910 bAles eIporo
the Continent $50 bales 6 bales bales
100 bsles
EEvOAlxASs. 2Cotion-Deoahd generally active Md.
dags 9c L- hdngs ac; Coed Ordinary 7lo net Ieeepts N
bales SEA bales eEposto Crest Britain 261 bses 70 The
Continent 256 baes sales to-day 500 bales last evening 1860
bales; stoci $40 besi ~ekJ-net receipt on gross
JI bsesi eIposo Great Britain 6egj bales the Continent,
sf7 bales; eosstrss GIL bales, tAles. II 600 bales
CTxcfSN4TI Oct rs Cotton steady; MIDI 49, dlg receipts
2B bales; shipments - bilesi stock. IT, 10 bales
COLUHBrs Oct B-Cotpn hddings lsc receipts, 223
bsesi shipwsn 2Rb balesI spnne II bales oekTl ATs
bales 1874, 26l2 bnea
PHLADsFnI Oct 2cO,oa qus,i Mdanss Isic net receipts,
716 bales; gross. l56 balea
BosTos' Oct 2scoon heavy Midihngs 9od2ole
ussiTnet receipts lG9 hse gross 52 baes erpons-to Great
Britain, a. bales sales, $50 baeI
PEoyDEsoE Oct -cOtsOnSe, receipts hs vsei b.ss
steck, 5000 bales.
El,nyIIIE Oct, B-COou ssadyt Mdding. lie r.eepts
800 bales, shipments 202 bales soei-lg7l bales sa
bsel
MEnrM Oct 25.-Cotion srm, Mddnu IsidIsis reo.ptA
1878 bsiss shpnsb 29oo bies stoei-ld st0 hsst lS2
lo1s' bales, ssshJrsp Nm bales, shipments. COS
o.. LsV' GA H-csass Hs.e,i A'aauns, usisss. rs,v
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HOLT g. WILLIAMS
THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES Sermons y we nc" H.
Hswe author Of Mu.e and h9ra- -n9 a.. ,,n,,nl., a, ta
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yemsrksble freshness vigor."t Saturday Rsyier;
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Contains interest," eaeaa an! Instruct s7e~
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l am no poet and know II.
But II wild bloom fingers
Within my loving fingers,
Prem the woods joyful bring It;
IL ny sweet friends lap fling 10.
Can you blame me that ] show itf
am no poet, and know II.
But II distant mellow horn,
Clarion note Of early morn,
Breaks sweet silence with thrill,
Which an echo rOuses, still
Can you blame me II blow ftf
am no poet, and know IL.
But robins homely note,
Joyful gushing from HIS throat,
Though no semblance OF a tune
Adds darn e. lezify June
Ny rude song, must fOregOitt LcM
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09

A ORYTNo EyIL.-Tlle manner in
which the city street lamps are man
aged Is an absolute sggFavatiOn.
Part Of the time the lamps from
Ferry to Ellsworth streets. two blocks
are lighted, aud part OF the time only
as far IS BrOadalbln street lone blockA
leaving the very portion of the city
where tie light Is most needed Dixie
| In total darkness. The lamps at the
corner of Lyon and First and Second
streets, the most important points in
the whole system, are not Sighted at
all, of late. The one on the corner OF
Lyon and First street Is entirely WORTH
less. so far as getting light from u il
concerned, and new one should be
put up. From this point to the found
ry, the lamps, to our knowledge
never have been lighted up. Why
this negligenoes Citizens general,
donated money to help the city pnr
chase elegant lamp posts and fit then
up, and they want them put TO- tn
use for which they were erected. The!
t either want those lamps lighted "
these dark nights, or else the lamp
} posts taken down, sold, and thd
, money refunded. Business Is bus'
G ness. 3E