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The New York herald., 1872-12-01
From the New York Star.l
Death Of Mr.. Greeley.

Horace Greeley Is dead. The venerable journalist
breathed his last at ten minutes to seven p. M.
yesterday, at the residence Of DR.. Choate, Pleas
antvile, N. Y. His death was expected, and as we
announced yesterday, the duration of his life was
but the question OF few hours. AT five p. M. he
was conscious for few minutes, rallied, and spoke
to those around him. His last words were -
rejoice, for know that my Saviour liveth
and he then gave up "a busy lifer that has been
pure and useful to his fellow man. The news of his
death will, we are sure, be received with sorrow
for he had many friends and but few enemies. In
politics many differed from him, and he has fought
hard and bitter fights; but death sweeps all un-
pleasant memories of these away, and we see in
him to-day the upright, honest citizen, ab0rng for
the good Of his country and mankind. We can say
with tens Of thousands this morning, 'sPOor old
man; we are sorry he is gone.H
The New York herald., 1872-12-01
Action OF other Bod les.

Both branches OF the Common Council are to
meet on Monday to take appropriate action upon
che death OF Mr. Horace Greeley.
There will be a meeting Of the former compost
tors OF the Tribune at the Office OF that paper on
Monday afternoon at three O'Clock.
special meeting OF the Lincoln Club Will be
held at the club rooms, on Twentyirst street. on
Monday evening" December 2, at half.past eight
O'Clock to take action in regard to the death OF
kheir late member, Horace Greeley.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

death.
We shall not attempt at this moment to do
Justice TO Mr. Greeley as Journalist and public
during the last thirty years and the time has not
yet come when 1t can be impartially considered.
honored in connection with the anti-slavery strug
gle and with many important measures which he
he believed they were right. Into these subjects
we win not now enter for the country is scarcely
rid OF The din and turmoil OF memorable election.
and an unhappy part. Historians will do justice
to Mr.. Greeley, and in the meanwhile his country
men would be strangely f0rgettul II they failed to
pay due tribute to his memory. He has been be-
lore them for almost generation, and he has had
their confidence in many trying periods OF his
his genius.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Action OF tho Union League Club.
Last evening large number OF members OF the
Union League Club signed petition to the Presi-
dent to call special meeting OF the club on Mon
day evening, to take appropriate action with re-
gard to the death OF their fellow member, the late
Mr. Horace GreeIcy The call was signed by all to
whom it was presented. and elected the kndest
expressions in regard to Mr. greeley. ~ Is hoped
Washburne reception at the club on Wednesday
evening would be able to the present at the funeral
TrIao
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

vUuOWInG reSOiuuonoS VIM" "SAS S-As~AA>A~~~-s
nd0pted:-
whereas the mournful intelligence Of the death Of
a,Se has ELECTED spontaneous and universal expression
Of regret his sudden removal from the scene OF ms
long and useful labors and whereas the craft or which
ne was an early dieent and honorcd member owes TO
his example many OF the ncitements 70 thnt exeruon
Resolved That the New York Typographical Society
uues In the tributes which have been paid to tho
memory Mr. Greeley and hereby records its sense or
his services not only TO the printing bnt 70
which constitute the strength and insures the welfare OF
the American people: . - .,
fhe loss whose courageous struggle with adverse
circumstances in early youth and whose dilgent ana
well directed efforts In mature years have taught o
les on 10 American youth which be
Resolved That the tribute OF respect TO the memory
of our late fellow memher these preamblcs and resol
fons 10 printed the daily journals Of this city and that
certified copy thereof be transmitted to the family OF
Resolved also of the society be draped
IN mourning for space OF thirty days and the members
attend the funeral In a body.
Mr.. WILLIAM A. BOURNE then addressed the meet
ing, and spoke at considerable length ana with
much feeling of the disaster which had fallen over
the whole country and wherever the name OF HOr-
ace Greeley was known by the death or the great
Journalist Mr. Greeley, he said, was selEmade
man, and his lie was shining example to all
young men who have to seek fortune among the
trials and troubles OF this unsympathetic world.
His services In the noble cause OF freedom would
ever be standing monument to his name. He
had done his work nobly and bravely and now,
latter lfe's ftful fever, he sleeps We'll"
After vote OF thanks to the Chairman the meet
1ng then adjourned.
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own uf the Capital Stock liz .' 8 'l<
Policy
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
T'HE SHORTEST
ROUTE
TO THE PACIFIC.
AND IT'S
ADVANTAGES.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD
WILL TRAVERSE A BELT OF COUN-
TRY 1900 MILES LONG AND 200
MILES WIDE, UNSURPASSED BY AN
AREA OF LIKE EXTENT ON THE
| CONTINENT FOR FERTILITY OF
SOIL AND ADAPTARILITY OF GLE
MATE TO AGRICULTURAL PUR-
| POSES.
THE ENTIRE ROUTE OF THE
NORTHERN Pacific ROAD LIES
CoNSIDERABLY sOUrH OF THE
LATITUDE OF PARIS. FROM MIN
NESOrA WESTWARD THE SEASONS
GROW STEADILY MILDER, AND
ALL THROUGHT THE ROCKY NOUN
TAIN REGION THE ELEVATION Is
SOME $500 FEET LESS ON THE
NORTHERN LINE THAN ON THE
EXISTING ROUTES.
1T Is AN ESTABLISHED FACT
THAT THE RAINFALL Is MUCH
GREATER AND THE SNOWFALL
MUCH LESS ALONG THE LINE OF
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD THAN 500 MILES FURTHER
SOUTH.
NO UNUSUAL CONSTRUCTIONS OR
DELAYS FROM SNOW WILL BE EN-
cOUNTERED, AND NO TUNNELS
ARE NEEDED ON THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC ROAD.
THE NEW YORK HERALD EDITO-
RALLY SAYS: 'IN THIS RESPECT
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC WILL
HAVE SOME GREAT ADVANTAGES
OVER IT'S COMPLETED RIVAL, BE-
CAUSE IT PASSES THROUGH A
MILDER CLIMATE AND a COUNTRY
AS YET NOT SO MUCH CLEARED OF
IT'S NATIVE TIMER"
THE BONDS EXPERIMENTING THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC ARE SELLING
AT PAR IN CURRENCY, AND BEAR
7.3O PER ANNUM INTEREST IN
GOLD.
THE SECURITY THEY OFFER is
MOST AMPLE, AND THE PROFIT TO
BE DERIVED BY THEIR DIRECT
PURCHASE, OR IN EXCHANGE FOR
OTHER FIRsT-CLAsS SECURITIES,
Is LARGE.
THE REAL ESTATE ACQUIRED BY
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FOR THE PROTEC-
TYON OF THE HOLDERS OF IT'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, WILL
AFFORD A BASIS FOR THE DEVEL-
OPMENT OF A WEALTH POSSESSED
BY NO OTHER SIMILAR CORPORA
TIONIN THE WORLD.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
CONCERNING THIS BOND, ORPUR-
CHASE OF THE SAME, INOUIREOF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
80 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY
OTHER ROAD,

either muir or in contemplation between Bufalo and
Chicago.
THE MAXLuUM GRADE on the entire line does not
exceed FIFIEEN FEET to the mile-and Niuety-slx
per cent OF the road is STRAIGHT
The Canada southern Including It's branch of 81 miles
TO st. CairJ and the Chicago and Cana IA southern with
their light grades, direct alignment being the shortest
route between Buffalo and Chicago will admit of the
most speedy, economical and safe transit aalnao far
both passengers aud freight
The road thus far has been built by cash subscriptions
and the proceeds OF the bonds now offered viii complete
and nlly equip IT, The principal and interest of the
bonds are payable either in New York, London. or
Frankfort.
we nave no hesitation in recommending the bonds AS
PERFE CTLP SAFE MS well rs PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
LEONARD, SHELDON & FOSTER,
No. 10 VALE STREET.
Apls al New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
THE TRoTTING STALLION
"CLIFFORD."

improve your Stock by this celebrated Stallion. He is
beautiful Mahogany Bay. II years old I6 hands high
anu weighs, when IN fair condition, 100 pounds lie
Vas was pred ~ kentucky from the Durock and Domeie
from u dunghill." ~ 80" e' N'~h
Cliiord has been a Premium Horse in almost every
fNmDtl0n where he has been entered for eOmpetitio
~ me month OF september, 1911 he was entered in nine
nrst prize at the New England Fair at Lowell His time
tnere was 24V The following week he took another
lze ~ ~ SON Of $3.50 In 238, with the greatest ease
As Iroltng stallion be will stand alone his merits
As roadster his equals scarce. Vie has eombinn.
0no SIZE power. style and speed that H. not surpassed
by any horse In the Eastern states
Terms. For the Season. SjO To Warrant, SIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
- THE THOROUGHBRED
e STALLION
leop9m AUGUSTUS WHITMAN.
THOROUGHBRED PRIVA

PKIXA-
|NS IEER viii stand at my stable The present
M&-~Rr season for $50. He is nine years old of un-
MAN eIualed form and beauty, and great sub
AZ, lance lie is proved foal getter and his
go,s anu miles resemble him in form and color No
before stood in New England " Aii''''oi' mas ''el
Wilkes Spirit of the Times March 92d so,s of hi,
This beautiful and game thoronphhreI borsa IL To
stand again a. leicester Mass and we comment him in
very strong terms to breed IN that nephborhood lie
Is by al odds the best thoroughbred horse in Now Fng
Iand' ne won more four-mile races than any horse
as when he foaled.n INN W w 90 '""i'u
- II i point of the utmost practical Importance TO
ues sucn OF horse that ii he fails 10 be y or he
WI command goo round price for his action style
Su syinmetry anu IT, secure this in its mo perect
Hon 10 Breed The TroterH '"''"'e Neet"SO"
For descrpuption and full pedigree send for n circnlnr
-, - JOHN Il. RUSSELL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

y. q. Clip Il Cos Column.
a., r A L Z T A T E8E
Eiii MEADQUARTERs. "
Z. A. & co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-Or exchange for city
E;;; property, good two tenement house barn. Is
lsl acres of land with good Pox mill thorough fitted
feet head-iron wheel Will be sold less than cost to
a half from depot L. y. ELY 4 co.
~ FOR SALE-On Harrison street,
hsi first house OF Providence ST eet. a NEW
EslI THREE ENENENT FRENCH RooFED HOUSE built in
t99rSnsh apd sasS ansi maa9Sr god STYLE
ofeloses, storerooms, &c Lot 50 100. The location
he offered for few days at a very low ii ure-so Low
thai is wei worthy the attention of parties desiring
e II rsisna a prep 9s e ib Sna
APPS DIT L. .ELY 4 co.
- FOR SALE-In Holden. Farm ~
;;;; Of 70 acres of superior land: keep headSss&
pentv OF GOOD witer Wen fenced WITH s gSTo 0n
orchard; would exchange for house IN the city.
Price $1,000. L. A ELY & co.
~ FOR SALE - One of the best
Mil Estates Benefit ST.; good lot; stable, fruit
ILL trees. &C. L. 4. ely 4 co
~, FOR sALE-On May ST., nearly new
k tT rrn sT0sn house in perfect order
~ FOR SALE-A very desirable two
A tenement hoa'e on, Souihbrdge st. IG good rooms;
--h- ac'e choice land fruit in abundance; every
thing III perfect repair. /. \. Ely co.
~ FOR SALE-At New Worcester,
ME-; New Cottage House. papcred, painted, blinded;
M.,I 5000 teet OF land Price $500,
- FOR SALE-The finely located Es-
ESi tate corner of Thomas and Summer SIS well
EL arranged for one family, IN thorough repair, and
for business purposes unsurpassed in that portion
VI '''' '''' V '''''' ''' 'i''''' L. A ELY 4 co.
~ FOR SALE-In Tatnuck, goodeEsSe
iii: Cottage, rooms; good barn, with cellar; 5SFF&
4l acres OF choice liant; fine lot of fruit trees -
Price SSSOO. l.. \. ELY " co.
a. FOR SALE-Farm in Stur- kEsg
Viii bridge. 30 acres first quality land; keep &Fte
LII cows ana horse; wood enough fire; cot -&-s
- tase house rooms good repair; good barn, 80
mile rom depot Price $1,000. L. \. ELY & CO.
~ FOR SALE-Farm of 260 acres, fEsye
Eii in Brimied, ~ miles from depot; good - 5$3s
M!I story house, arranged for two families; twO-1zs
harms with sheds running water to house and
L. A. ELY & co.
- FARM FOR SALE - In the sgse,
Ei.i north part Of Worcester. of 100 acres good as
EslIl land plenty Of wood; plough nearly -E-.
- the whole OF it; very easy to carry on; good Two
story house; barn with cellar; buildings all III good
repair; well fenced L. \ ELY ". co.
d. FOR SALE-On Harrison st., a two
A;i. tenement house, IL rooms in thorough repair
49, Price sJOOO. l.. A, ELY co.
e. FOR SALE On Adrlatic ST., new
NEE two tenement house, very conveniently arranged
El!l few steps from Southbridge st. Price $500.
L. A. ELY CO.
- FOR SALE-One of the best SSE
Ea;i farms in Sutton-l00 acres OF the best of 3$
llIk land; keep l6 head of stock the year -
: through; large twO-story house; good barn VITA
CELLAR carriage house. ice house, buildings IN thorough
order; Will he sold low and on easy terms.
aplT dtf L. A. ELY Il co,
L. A. ELY & 60.
mil dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
REMAINING $4,000.
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

Inc Road runs FROM Buffalo to the Detroit River CON
hecths there with the Chicago and Canadl Southern
no" being built to Chicago and will thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINE BETWEEN BUFFALO
AND cHICAGO. or, in other words. will be the
SHORTEST LINK IN the GREAT LINE OF
TRAFFIC BETW EER THE EAST AND WEST.
connecting The GREAT SYSTEM or RAILWAYS
winch DIVORCES from Buffalo. Toledo and Chicago
branchaso runs from st. Thomas TO St. Clair where
forms connections with the various roads leading into
the lumber and mineral regions of Michigan
THE MAIN LINE from Buffalo TO the Detroit River
is 229 miles long The branch from st. Thomas to st.
Clair is 81 miles, and through the great Canada oil
region.
OF the entire line 1890 miles, TcO hundred and tweaty
miles are graded bfdged and ready for The superstruc-
dre The remaining 20 miles under contract TO be
ready for the superstructure carly in the summer.
OF the 10000 ties required 100000 are on hand and the
remainder are coming in daily.
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUNS of rails
delivered and paid for and the balance contracted to
be delivered early in the summer those for the main line
being STEEL, all 80 lbs. to the yard.
All the materials for the stations, and part of the
equipment are purchased
TRACK LAYING will be begun as as the frost is
out of the ground.
The entire line Will be ready for business on OF before
Dec. 81, 1872
THE ROAD is being built by the most experienced
railroad men in the country, who arc confident of "A
profitable business for II from the day of lis opening
THE ROAD will be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

The Boston Herald says: The notice of the
marriage of Mr.. George Nj. Willard of Green
field, which was published on Wednesday, has
no foundation. The announcement was made
simultaneously in several papers, and was prob
ably intended as a practical joke, and a very
poor one ii is.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

~ A @ X SH EPP ARD
a. ny RYsDYK'S HAMBLEToN,
STllAz==A~ Dam. LAURA KEEHE by AMERICAN STAR
VIII make the season Of 1872 commencing March lst and
ending August Is, a. the SCOTT FARM, formerly
JACK SHEPPARD Is y Rosewood Bay six years old
sixteen hands high weighing Eleven Hundred Record
5O BEATING FARRAGuT over the Ice on Lake Qunsiga.
mOnd.
TERMS, $50.
so payable at time Of service $50 payable january
1875 unless II Is evident the not with foal For
particulars apply for circular TO II. j.. MoHUGH,
Nashua, N. II, G. NJ. GAGE.
ap3 d2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
BLACK STALLION ORANGE hoy.

hrst. class STOCK HORSE. Is ave Year, OLD. stands
fifteen ana one.halt hands high weigh loo lbs Y DOS
setsed OF bne temper per ect trOing action ana great
endurance He s colt Of the greatest q troing ses
,hYsdykes llambletonian the sire Of Dexter Seofge
Augusta, startle, Socrates, Aberdeen, HAPPY Medium,
ana the grandslre of Goldsmith Maid. -
Terms; For the season, $40. 10 warrant $50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

~ FOR SALE-In Grafton, very SUI
E5iii peuOr Min and Fruit Farm, containing PIG acres
I OF land OF the very best qualitynOt five acres OF
~ waste land-well teuced with stone wall; cuts
from 70 to 100 tons English hay; winter and summer
grated fruit.
Two-story House OF IA rooms. well painted papered
and blinded convenient for two tenants; one OF the
best barns in Worcester county built in 1852 size 100
cellars cemented.
This desirable is pleasantly situated on
main road. miles from Worcester, = mile from church.
school, STORE post Office, &c. of mile from railroad
station.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

The house and barn OF Joseph G. Fish, near
i me East Putney depot, were totally destroyed
~ hIe last tuesday afternoon, together with
three or four hundred dollars worth of personal
property, including one COW, twenty-five bushels
oil corn and three and half tons OF hay. Fur
nllure and clothing partially saved The build
lngs were insured IN the Farmers Mutual lor
s4gO' Loss on personal property fully covered.
= rue mixed train over the Rutland railroad
from Bellows Falls for Rutland Thursday atter.
noon, ran into freight train of fifty cars al
Last Wallingiord Tue locomotive was pre-
clpltated down an embankment some twenty
feet Several cars were thrown from the track.
telegraph torn down, but fortunately no one was
seriously injured The engineer went down up-
hurt with his engine. The mixed train was over
que, and the freight train had stopped for water.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Hon. Joseph White is re overiDg from his
illness at Westheld. He is suffering from yario-
loid in mid form ana is in no danger.
The Republican says "Some miscreantS
seized an inoffensive Indian sQuaw on Main
street at a late hour night before last and drag
ged her to the river bank, where they split her
head open with an ak, chopped off her feet and
ankles and twisted one arm out of the socket.
her mangled remains were found at an early
hour yesterday morning, and after being re-
paired she resumed her place in front CT a cigar
store q"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Mrs Susan Ames of East Wakefield reached
me aye of lO1 years on the 25th ut., and on
thal day and evening received her friends, to
the number OF fifty or more, and conyersed with
them IN cheerful and intelligent way to quite
a a, lale nour. she has six children living, the
oldest "A and the Youngest so wears Of age
Mrs. Blcklord of the same town is in her 1881
year. N'0'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
nor SALE!
THE FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE.

Corner of State and Haryards ts.,
comprising Spacious House. with all modern improve
ments, stable, &C. all In thorough repair win about
l6OO feet OF land rOntng las Get Harvard st. and Nj
lee! on state st. The location is very desirable elevated
and commands magnificent view of the civ and IND
surrounding country. ~ w Wv
For particulars inquire of the subscriber
Worcester. Feb. II. 1872. al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

~ FOR SALE-A very desirable Stock
E:i and Timber Farm, containing 100 acres rs acres
Elll heavy timber cuts 30 tons of hay with machine
= fields all have southern slope; strong soil; 100
apple also pear plum and peach trees; 2-sory house
win H. IL rooms, well painted and papered new harm
% 60 feet cellar under the whoe good cider mill
carriage house, wood house and granary near neigh
for the farm; must be sold at once. Apply TO
apA dat Putnam Conn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

- FOR SALE-At New Worcester, a
is;il New Cottage House. papnred, painted blinded
sIl{ 5000 feet OF land. Price $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

a. FOR SALE On Cottage Street, a
VII; desirable two tenement house Gas, city water,
@I.l 5l5O feet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

- FOR SALE-Or exchange for city
Hi property, good two tenement house, barn. il
El,l acres of land with good FoN mill thorough fitted
" with two SETS OF machinery in perfect orier-ten
feet head-ron wheel Will be sold less than cost 10
close the estate Eight miles from Worcester: one anf
half from depot. l.. \. ELY 4 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

EOR SALE-On Grand st., one hundred
an9 hly eet from Main st., Of the most delight.
~ hul9lng SITES at the South End, containing thirty
nouAanu teet Of land with barn viii be sold al GOOD
pABhln' II applied ior soon Inquire OF ~
as JAS. A. C0LVIN
~ pfA Moi. q 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
Zeal 6state.
NO. 2 BRIN LEY HALL.
ID. L. PARMENTER 4 co.

~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
Ne; rooms; in excellent conditions; good loti some
Et fruit; minutes walk from Court House.
I@e4- Price $3.50. D. F. PABAiENTER co,
ap26 DIFF Mo- Brinley Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

- FOR SALE-The finely located Es-
s;ii tate, corner of Thomas and Summer sts well
sIIL arranged for family, thorough repair and
~ for business purposes unsurpassed in that portion
the city. For particulars inquire of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27
Cheapest Farms you Ever Saw |

N 9WN Tree az erpe1Se by s. q YOUNG AQont Ion Opn
II, CIiAPIE, Of HnbharistOn Depot, Mass
on Carriages VI Depoi0n arrival Of a trains,
FN asm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

- FOR SALE-A very desirable two
Ii;i tenement hou-e Souhbndge ST., l6 good rooms;
Sl,f urnace good stable, shed carriage house, about
49, OF choice land fruit in abundance; every
ing in perfect repair. L. \. ELY Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

Ill on GOLD STA BRICK BLOCK.
,nba poh''in'ng tehehenis Price $1,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

RHODE ISLAND.
Inc odd Fellows of the state of Rhode Island
celebrated their SD anniversary Yesterday. by n
Ielnaikaoiy me parade in Providence, the les.
hlliles closing with a brilliant ball in the eve.
MARGARET Ward OF Warren, whose husband
with her month"; has recently found ~, =,
Bunker Hill, Illinois. She has had MIN nIaced
where he can be found when waned,
A precious youth Of apparently seven ar eiob,
years was arrested in Providence. Tbursda,,
morning, for stealing the sum Of thirty-hve dol.
lars from bis father. The httle rogue. in the
custody Of an fiier, was accompanied 10 liz
central station by the father, and upon being
searched but two dollars and half of the stolen
money was found ~ his possession IL is also
statod that the parents are not Oyer-watchful Of
the boy, who has been seen al times IN stat,
of inebriatiOn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-27

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