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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-07
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United states and Cana'

United states and Canadian
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Trademarks and Caveats secured.
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED,
lnteTerences and other Patent Cases attended to by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-07

Worcester Five Gents Savings Isane-
no. 24G NAN STREET.
OPEN FROM A. NJ to M to4 P.
THIRTY-SIXTH SEMI-ASNUAL DIvIDRED. The iris
tees of this Bank declared the Thiy-Sirth S4mi-AR
naal Dividend the first day Of July, at the
PER CENT. PER ASSUN.
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Deposits put upon interest the first day OF every
month.
DIVIDENDS sF INTEREST are made IN January and
July.
GEORGE W. WHEELER Treasurer dtf jyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-07

The second race was for purse of $3.50, open
to all stations. For this race there were ten en-
tries, but only three answered the call, the rest
having been withdrawn. In the first heat
Draco Prince soon got the lead, and trotted
the entire heat nearly distance ahead of the
other two, jogging home and winning, Defiance
second, Kentucky Boy distanced. Time, J: 86.
In the second heat Draco Prince broke on the
turn, and was passed by Defiance, who opened a
gap of several lengths. On the second half
Draco rapidly overhauled Defiance, passing him
on the back stretch and winning easily, Defiance
second. Time, 2:35.
In the third, Defiance got the pole on the sec
ond turn, but Draco Prince soon was back in
his old position, and won the heat Time, . 1872
The lastest made in any of the races
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-07

W none hut the best need apply $50
AZ MRS. q. W, RICHARDSON,
uli 81 Elm "a y
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
TIE SEASON or STGIKES.

EMPLOYERS RESISTING THE EIGITT-IIOUR DEMAND
NEW MOVEMENTS TO-DAY.
The eight-hour movement met last week
with some rebufs, especially in where wOrkmen
demanded a reduction Of time without having made
adequate preparations for successful strike. The
employing showcase makers have retracted their
pledges 70 their men, and refuse 20 grant the
demand for eight hours. The cabinetmakers strike
apparently hats. and the result Of the movement Is
likely to become question Of endurance. Many Of the
strikers seeking relief and the EghtHour League,
formed mainly through their exerons. Ia distributing
money such Of them require assistance Dispatches
were received from Providence, Saturday warning the
cabinetmakers against accepting employment from the
furniture manufacturers Of that city. who have sent
agents to NowYor to obtain men 70 take the places OF
the strikers there.
The piano-fOrte makers stubbornlY maintain Their
strike aud aver their ability hold out long enough to
compel the acquiescencs Of their employers not"ith-
standing the action Of the latter forth To the fol-
lowing resolution adopted last Saturday:
We the uzdegned piano here assembled 10
hereby pledge sTss. for himself nh l' sm to
opsn our hours only and Fe vii te
to less hours' work By
Haaeltou Bras senEsy SOM. G sms Co. Decker Bro Bro
Carr Payrer soOs Doane Wing kyen Co. Deese
Banner schultz x l-alo1t ssseA q o. \ nan | I,s
Hartman Haine BroS, Albert Weber.
The pattern-nalers employed in tho iron-moldng
have conceded eight hours, whilo few have offered 10
cOmprOmise on nine This compromise the men have re-
fused 20 accept aud expect idl concession IN the course
of this week.
The ciothlnc-citters held meeting AZ the NewYork
Assembly Rooms Saturday, and received reports
from The various shops over so firms were represented
as acceding the demand for eight hours This move
ment affects the wholesale trade only,
The lOrseshOers strike, which occurs to-day VII anect
all the city railroad lines Some OF the railroad com
panes have discharged their men who are engaged IN
the movement, aud are attempting 70 make arrange
ments 10 get their work done Independently Of the mem
bers Of the Union.
The housesmhs are TO strike to-day but, as their ser
in demand at this season taey are not Aey 10
meet any serious resistance To their demand
The German painters about 500 IN number, and
the German cigarbOx makers are also 70 strike to-day,
The German cOnfectiOners case-makers and engineers,
the hat and cap makers and the carpenters or Harlem
are MISUNDERSTANDING for the eight-nOur REFORM
The iourneyInen bakers organizing with view to
demanding S. 80 for day or II hours. mass meeting
OF all bakers in the city viii soon be held to concert
measures for enforcing this demand by general strke
The German type-setters organized Union " sterday,
and appointed committee OF five 20 confer with Typo
graphical Union No. 8, aud q committee OF IA TO nx
scale Of prices. -. ,..,..a
The sash and blind makers OF Brooklyn have decided
TO strike to-day eight hours. Ine gs-ntters ana
plumbers employed by Armstrong * blcIILn 1--we Nl'0
struck for eight hours.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

directed that her husband should bs pGt 20 bed - ne
was very IA; DIT. Irish remained in the hOuse IN
tn a. m, and she remained at her husDanl 8
bedside her husband would exeaim at intervals, On
these pains my stomach :" DR.. Irish called again on
Sunday morning, and ordered champagne for the pa
tent, and IL seemed to relieve him Monday morning
her husband was better, and sat at the diDneTab ne
was there seized again with vomiting and a5 nOtDbg
appeared TO stay ON his stomach she gave him toast
Water;' on Tuesday, April D. Anderson very ILL., ana
had faiDtng nts and spasns he complained greatly OF
the pain IN his stomach, and drank tOas ateri IN
Of the spasms he died; she had fOr
Prof. Mayer and Dr. Andrews who had attended her IN
her Illness they arrived too late.
Mrs. Anderson also stated that her husband would
come home under the Influence OF liquor and always eat
heartily before going bed she had requested him not
TO eat so late at night, and believed that his doing
caused the pain IN bs stomach; he would generally
yOnt I've fore eating IN the morning. she says that her
husband would frequently abuse her when hC drunk,
but when he became sober he would her pardon and
promise 10 refOrm she had always been good terms
with her husbands friends, and his brother had dned
with her the day before he and hs father made the
affidavit against her She says they well OF
her husbands habits.
The accused will probably be brought mp for examiDa
tion this morning. Coroner Wmtehil VIII also mold a
iu0ucst.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
REDUCING THE POLICE FORCE

NsUFFICIEsCY OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
APPROPRIATION-OYER TWO HUNDRED PA
TROLMEN TO BE DISCHARGED.
The Police Commissioners say they cannot
run the present OF this city the allowed FOR
the current year by the Board OF AppOrtOnment Tho
amount asked for by the Police Board s3GJ1f, and
the amount appropriated Is 3,lOOOoo. The fuH number
Of patromen allowed by law IS 2,lO0 and, including
per1ntendents inspectors sergeants and dOormen the
total force about 23O During the past year, in con-
sequence OF the ctys financial embarrassmens and tbs
necessity retrenchment In all the departments. the
number Of patromen been reduced nearly 100 There
Is not a single precinct that not nov short Of men
The Commissioners say that with the present
apporii0nment it will be absolutely neces-
slry TO reduce tho number OF patrolmen 20
less than 1900. This viii be done gradually,
and penalty for various infracons Of the rules
Ofsnses which ordinarily would subject the Offender TO
light punishment, win now be deemed sufficient 70
expulsion from the force. It cOnjectured that
Will require least four months 70 bring the force down
70 the proposed number When t is done, the monthly
pay-rOls Of the Department will stand as follows
MarshaI 81 50; - Captains, B5c ID 0 Servants
sl85s5 2o Ieo Pi,OmeH, 5l73OO u DOornen, sS Total
SgaJ 364 90
This viii make total for tile last eight months Of tho
fiscal year Of ST. S429l8 40 The difference between that
sum and the s2O0OOO allowed for running tue Depart
ment eight months Will O0 required for clerks salaries
stationery, repairs OF station fuel etc The
regret the thus reducing the
force but that IN no other way they get along
except by Inc 1rng debts which they WOd not be able
10 pay and this they unwilling tOdO. They claim
also that the estimates for the past three Tor
pairs and supplies have not varied 5000, while the sal
xed by law For the year ending April =, i8Ii
the date OF the last published report the eGpenD lures
or the Department were S34E,65D T.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

able that there ars hut few Republicans IN tne s'ase
who ipdorse Ma nomfnafon and will vote for him at the
polls. We nevertheless predict TINT
died press viii not control the masses o. tnU "a, PP ~ ~ =
the approaching election; ~. nens nsanIe % never.
Te following LIST was published some time ago IN The
TRIRUNR II n not complete but Is believed 10 Do aoso-
lutely accurate so far as II goes y
CHFNUNG CorNrI-EImira Adcertiser' Charles q. FAR
% oI,rvyo,,rsal and Courier. Little Fails,
J. r. Stebbins. Collector Internal hsNehIs' @ n, -,
MONROE COUNTr-R0eses4eF E-N'''' - . i'0"' W
OsoSDIGA CoUNTT-SyrueRse Journal. Dwight Ii.
Bruce part proprietor. P0stm sirr. -, - e.,
odtr ana mart propriet0r Collector Internal Revenue
Ne,rJgh DaiIy Journal c. B. M1run, edltOr anu pro
uriet0r Deputy Collector Internal k'yen1e, o.
OswEGO CoUNTY-COTHerciH A"0e'''oe' OS"eso'
JObn A. Place. editor, Assessor. -. m,
oUEENs CoBNTY-LOng Island Farmer Jamaica Chas'
Weding, Postmaster. r.b NJ t,-,.
M1nsfer 70 Greece; Northern Budget Troy
q Il MeArthur editor. Collector lnlefn'l Revenues
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY-PidindegieF' SdLtOA' = i;
Remington Collector POr Of OglenaOuIKi courier d''@
Freeman, POtsdam, Elliott Fay, POsthusi II
SARATOGA COUNTY-Sdr1fOglQH, S-4Alosa nprDssf
b. r. JudsOn, proprietor, POSTMASTER. =, -
SCUUYLFR COUNTY watkins EEfrfsS, Il. NJ bano
Postmaster; Hdrand Journal Hui FahIOh' PVprletOr
sTFTReN CoUSTY-Bafh Courier Enos Barnes, editor.
e her Deputy Collector Internal Revenue or Assessor
SUIIIyGN COUNTY-RepUbticna, M0nuetIlO' JoAh hal
Ter ir edit tor and Proprietor. P0stmastgr
TioGA COUNTY-A dr0eGte Wayeriy, william FOhey' ST.
part proprietor Postmaster. - ,rl = ,,o-fr,
WAYNI. CoUNTY-COuTier, Palmyra l. lWaIu . AVeFlLi
WgsTcNTsTFR CouNTY-Siatesman, YonEerS. NJ r.
Rowe Postmaster Republican, sing sing, q. len iyGk
sheldon, CustOn-HOuse CLERK Tunes MOIIlsa'i"' - d.
Frisbe, Postmaster. -, ,,-orso7~ W
WYOMING COUNTY WcStcFn Aer- lOF"1b h'A1'"' W.
II Merrill, Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
REFORM NOTES.

The Xth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club was the first organization IN this
city display campaign transparency atis headqlaT
ters at No. 3o5 BOwery.
The call for the meeting to organize
Greeley Club at MankatO, Wis., which meeting was held
Last FRIDAY night in snOemAkers Hail, was signed Dy 0O
Well-knOwu Republicans and "A Democrats.
Forty-six Republicans Of Seneca Falls sign
call for Greeley Club, and the list Is said by The Seneca
Falls RereIe 10 include bat small proportion or the
Republicans OF town. who favor the election Of tie
Cincinnati nominees"
Charles Spencer, at his Office in Beach-st.,
gave out, Saturday night 30 free tickets to mot
ley crowd OF Oficcholders TO go Philadelphia and
shout Grant and thrash any delegate that would not
vote for him Spencer gave John A. Meek, Captain OF
the night watch OF the CustOm-hOuse check for 800
saying might give him SIS more, but he colonel
now, and could not afford % give much, and tlat lie
would meet them at the Continental In Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

It can be seen by above thar Keeney proposed in
1863 to do the work for small advance on Van Wnkles
estinate and t Is evident that excessive profit
made the last letting, as the difference or the final
contract Keeney the unfinished balance Of che
s3s0O beyond the price for which Van
Wrinkle would have completed his contract In other
words, Keeney received S3l5,49T for work which Van
Winke had contracted perform and would have per-
formed sl7569T; and also received extra cOmpensa
ron 10 The amount Of ss co., which would neither have
been allowed % nor asked for by Van Wrinkle thus
entaiDg the tax PAYERS unnecessary and fraudu
lent expense OF about s20OOOO. These extras we're
allowed for the round the Thirdst. bridge
neal feet round the bridge through FOurthave
paid for under the contract and are lot Included
The contract with Van wlDkle would have expired IN
December 1870 while the new contract with keeney ran
pee it-and yet Water Board claim that Van Wnkle
did not move fast enough with the work.
In this connection we would state that Mr.. Frank
Swift contracto asserts that he protested against the
being taken from Van Wnkle and demonstrated
with the water Board against IL being given out again
without Advertising and claimed that as being the next
bidder To Van Winke, he was entitled 10 the
tract when changed but, By order OF Mr.. william +.
Fowler the engineer directed 20 arrange privately
with KeeneY at the largely advanced prices above stated
The water Board, IN published reply 10 c0mmuni-
cation Of the CommtSee bf Fifty set forth " that Van
wake spent about year dong put small portion OF
the work that the people OF the Line on the street made
daily Of the deav' that he was notified ~ De
more prompt, but failed aud hence the CONTRACT Yas
set aside violated. That he worked when iG W as
easiest but broke down where il deep cutting and
marshy ground, and that his bonds IN the hands OF
the Corporation Counsel and his sureties liable, &C.
Yet no suit mas been commenced on MS bonds. But
your subcommittee learn that the property re-
fuse pay the assessment and are about commencing
legal proceedings 10 sec the assessment aside.
II Van Wnke Is In his statement, the City has
been swinded out OF S20O00 TX the statement of tne
Water Board is correct, then Van Wlnkie's bOndsmen
should In either event the people have suffered
Your subcommittee have endeayored, by personal IN
qurles OF those living the limo OF the street, Impair
tay the truth Of the matter, and WIN the
exception OF the RlrOad Company ana one lnlyiul1l'
every person interviewed tAe subject sustalus Alr
Van Winkle.
JULIAN ALLEN, NATHANIEL CO1HHkN'
JOHN r.. CAMlfErER X. II. CKIlIENDEN'
A r. tyoOBNOW WILLIAM HEPBURN,
suD-C Jmuiittec.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
TIE JERoME PARK RACES.

oRToLAN WINS THE FoRDHAh STAKES, JOE
DANIELS THE BELMONT STAKES, ALARM THE
THREE-oUARTER MILE DASH, AND IAMMANf
TIE sTEEPLE-CHAsE
The Spring meeting of the American Jockey
Cub been at Jerome Park Saturday under auspices
~ the most favorable and brilliant character. The
eather was remarkably beautiful, the racing OF the
oat xcitug description ana the attendance unusually
large The entire line OF route from the entrance OF the
Central Park along the magnificent avenue which ex-
,ends 70 Jerome Park was continuous cavalcade OF
magnificent equipages Before the racing began an
nouncement was made OF the death OF Mr.. James s.
Wason OF this city, owner OF Aldeb0ran capt MOORE
Remorse Patti aud other successful race-horses'
Tine Fordham Stakes Handicap was the nrst event on
onarter For this horses entered accepted
the handicapper's weights, and u started
SUMMARY.
ASxHIcAs JocxEr cIrB sPRss MzEuSa-Frt Dsy saiaray
June -Pnt Forham Handicap SNseDstake Of 30 ron ball
forfeit only DO declared vita 800 ade BY the club NE
soo u The stakes lash o. mile iSd
quarter. -, - g.
Carroll Cours orOlAn yea Old bY DoSe dam Canary
W. Cstirsls c6 frank ao. ysars By Daniel Boone dam
W W. GeBns e Quiniar years Old, By Ulysrs'on dam BY
OleArA' o' Pound' 'rAi'etIJ I:i.it '''
The Belmont Stakes for three-y earOds mile and hye
furlongs mad nine starters OF the 50 entries
SUMMARY.
The belmont Stakes or ihreryesroM colts an airs 800 en-
trance : forfeit 90 added By The Club e second 10 receive
Ara u of the slkes Closed JsT IS 1870 ath 81 noalaALons
dr.h of 4 mie nd fuTiongs Value ,f stakes ttHo
ID McDanes Cos eh Joe Daae by imp An-ffaan dam Dolly
D llauss. e Ms. Sy AssrOd, Nara no
D UGss sSy. .'1 H. "a slysl BY Lexington la, E no pound.
Tas GSsL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
MEXICO
GEN. TREvINO's MOvEMENTs-sTATEs HELD By
THE GOVERNMENT FORCEs-COMMERCE RE-


GEN. TREvINO's MOvEMENTs-sTATEs HELD By
THE GOVERNMENT FORCEs-COMMERCE RE-
VIYING.
MATAMOROs, May 31.-Gen. Trevino is con-
centrang his entire revolutionary force north OF the
Sierra Monterey and strengthening the fOridcatOns
Of the city where he intends making a last stand
Gen COrelas Is advancing from saItO with 1000 Gov
ernment troops toward Monterey. The Government
forces hold the cities and OF Zacatecas San Luis
POtOi and the States Of COhahua which would be open
20 commerce the insurgents not In Monterey They
also hold small portion of the State OF Neuyo Leon
Gen CabaOs, with 5000 men, IL driving the reyOlutlon
fists from the frontier back 70 Monterey where they Will
be between his aud Gen. COrellass forces which Will
united attack Monterey either capture Trevino
whose forces they likely Outnumber, compel INN 10
abandon the place and take refuge in the mountains
Daily skirmshes occur between the advance guard OF
Cabaoss forces and TreylBOs, always resulting III 4oIe
ing IrevinO's men back nearer Monterey.
Commerce Is reviyng with the prospect OF the capture
OF Monterey which will open the roads 20 the lnterO
already under the control of the Government
News Is received here announcing that Cen Trev1no,
finding himself hemmed IN between Gen. Corelos forces
from saltlO and the forces Gen Cevall0s from Ca
margO, attempted 10 eyacuate Monterey when he was
attacked and badly routed losing greater part OF
MS men ana material, and escaping hiinseu Win
small guard toward the mountains. Bells were
rung, and troops paraded with music at midnight,
IN celebration OF The victory This puts the entire roA
from the frontier % the City OF Mexico possession or
the Government, Whcn has sufficient forces IN All lhter
Venlng citles 70 maintain order. Gen. CeyalOs ana
rella armies united amount 10 1000 and since Ihe
fal or Monterey they will be- used 10 pursue the feNO
lutonists VINO are dispersed through the country
stored IN short ne, and cOmmunica ton openea HUN
tins city 70 the capital
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
THE WATER FRAUDS.


TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WASTED
BIZ THE WATER BOARD ON THE THIRD-AyE.
sEwER-KINGsLEY AND KEENEr THE RE-
CEIvERs OF THE FAT CoNTRAcr-REPoRT
OF THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.
The subj Committee Of the Committee Of Fifty
published, Saturday, report Of the investigation
into the affairs of the Old Water Board incuding his
tory Of its organization OF present interest The fol-
lowing contains facts regarding what Is commonly
known in Brooklyn the "Thlrdave. Sewer swiDde,"
not familiar 70 tho general reader. The report reads
We commence with the investigation OF Joseph Van
Nes contract for building the sewer IN this avenue
rom twenty y-eighthst 10 Carrolst. van Mnkle en-
tered into contract with the Water Board 10 build this
eae snG, aiIsr pdra,y eoWpeting hG SANE NO ~as
pleted the jon. Mr. Van Winke says that between the
was offered first 1900 then s2ooO and finally 5000 TO
throw 10 These offers not made assign
ment OF the contract, but for its abandonment Before
the contract was signed the Water Board tried i'm
peach his securities but without success separate bs
were put in by Kingsley by Keeney, aud by Mr. cCann
Nher foremanl thus making three different estimates
offered by concern.
Mr. Van wlnke assures ne that he would have received
fair compensation under his contract had lac been per
mtted % complete 10.
July s. 1862 estimates opened by the Water Board
for the Thrdaye. sewer There 10 estimates, OF
which Van Wrinkles the lowest and those Kings
the Water Board in endeayoring throw Van
Wrinkles estimate the contract was awarded 10 him, and
year he completed all OF the argestsized sewers and
about three blocks OF the 6lnch which was in nearly
the deepest cut along the line; and the argestsized
sewer was at the outlet where the worst digging was en
The next Spring us70 Van Wrinkle resumed the work.
when allowed 20 do 80 by the Board, and had steam
ton After working for about one MONTH he was noti
fled that he must put on more hands with which orders
he complied, and did put all the aborers required
but the contract taken from him by force and given
TO Keeney.
Below are the estimates Of July 1862 Of Van wlnkle,
which the lowest; OF Keeney (of the firm OF Kings
ley Keeney, which were the highest, and the prices
BID JuLr g.. 1853. PRIcEs MAY 1870.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF FHE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 3, iS12-l a. u
Synopsis for the Dast tcenlgtf0W Aours.
The barometer has generally risen on the
Atlantic coast with nOrthery winds In the Eastern
Ses southerly TO eastery winds in the Middle States
and south-westery winds on the South Atlantic and
Gulf coasts a., al ~ IL -u,..
The barometer has fallen Ia the Ohio Valley, Win
soufbeastery winds and heavy rain and on lower Lake
Michigan with nOrth-eastery winds and cOudY weather
Rising barometer aud nor.h-westerly winds IN the
Northwest. . ,.,,,,
The Iowest barometer in Iowa will probably move
over Lake Michsan and eastward. with fresh north
barometer eastery Winds ana cloudy weather for the
lower Lakes Monday.
Clearing weather IN the Northwest and on Lake gu
nerior tomorrow NOrtherly eastery winds and par
tiay clear cloudy weather IN the Middle and East
ern states Monday. Clear on the CUR ana Souh Az
lantic coasts.
No dangerous winds are expected.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

The Shelby Female College, at Shelbyvllie'
Ky was burned on IAardaT Loss S5ooo insurance @iOO
Samuel Gourleys saw and planning mil on
Ridge ave- fhadephA burned Saturday. Loss S-'0i ~
o., ~.
Both the Congress and Union Hotels, IN sara
tog sere opene on hurY the pahc Tie nfaT o. fss '
already Drgnn ana each boel has q te~ guests
---.Three cars laden with hay, standing on the
track tue sasqnrhanhah Albany h y an hesn
d4Ty Lat evening ane destroyed Loss insurance.
The Pacific Mail steamship Ocean Queen, from
New fork NAY 10 FOR Aspnsan. AZ Kingston on
nai pot % board She ordered into qa2faan Al9
pTooeeda 10 AspnSau.
DR. James Macdonald has been arrested IN
Boston and held IN s bail charged With being aeesy .s
the ei 20 te deah Of Mss Brown caused Di mAaeI
and lof wIich Dr. Lynn = hsld AZ pnneuaL
-; DR. William II. Pitcher, an eminent physlclah
Of huson ~ Il lei on Friday from effects Of poison
mo 4s Nste se performing eTanAAN'A "
lee' H9o hAa aiea non eiJapeias few days ago.
I'll steamship Rhein, which sailed from bremen
SATURDAY Tor heserK Herr johann sifau'.
band The Emperor Williams Corne Qaes and the Puss 4la paul
~ Of these come here 10 aks International Pce 'ass a.
Boston.
A FIRE occurred in Bath, n Y, on saturday
morning which dastfulel busAneiis shoe Lnefi -
aonIg residence and business places of Whny, " H. Il
MIA lfeE I Fas followed soln anerF1ri Ore 10 tne
of HarenhT0ok Co The warehouse wh me- sock oi
inieeuts Which enino4 eaurgI dosII9i o. A'l-i ies
s-5DO0i Insurance. oIs.Oya.