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The New York herald., 1872-10-13

INANTED-RooM, WITH BOARD, FOR GENTLEMAN
" and wife, in private family terms not 10 exceed
SO week, with fire; location between Eighteenth and
Twenty sixth and Sixth and Ninth avenues Ad-
dress j. H., box 107 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

DERsONs LIVING OUT OF TOWN WHO DESIRE,
THE LATEST AND THE LTvELIEsr NEWS OF
THE METROPOLIS SHOULD READ THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

VTTANTED-BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE :.
w terms must be moderate; location between Twelfth
and Twenty third streets and Fourth and Seventh
nues; also Board for two gentlemen Address w. b. c.,
I1ar odina
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

WANTED-FURNIsHED SINGLE ROOM, WITH OR
w without Breakfast, and near restaurant. Address
H. F. c., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

VITANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS FOR GENTLEMAN.
w wife and child eight years. in good central locas
ton not far town privae family prcfcrrcd at
about 500 month. Address, with full particulars q.
s. hOx L322
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

VITANTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,,
w between Fourteenth and Thireth streets; terms,
must be moderate Address v. b. NJ, 81 Wall street,
New York.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

BROOKLYN BOARD.

70 CRANBERRY STREET, BROOKLYN-A NICELY
" furnished front and back Rooms to let with with
out Board, to single gentlemen gentleman and wife,
Second house from Beechers church and live minutes
from
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

yNANTED-TwO ROOMS, LARGE AND SMALL, FOR
w man, his wife and brother, with Board; location
between Sixth and Lexington avenues and below Thir
teth street, terms not to exceed $8 for the large
and 50 for the small Address s. j. box U3 Herald Up
town Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

VTTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BOARD,
w in private family; would be permanent If suited.
Address, with terms aud location, NJ H. box LIZ Herald
0fNc
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

vXTANTED-COMTORTABLE ROOMS FOR LADY,
w child Is years old) and nurse, with good Board,
where they can have the comforts OF home; where.
there are other boarders preferred Address WIDOW
box llS Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

1CO FIRST PLACE, BRooKLYN-TO LET WITH
lou Board two Rooms on second floor, furnished or
unurnshed also Rooms fourth i0or suitable for gen
tlcan and wife single gentlemen; location very de.
slrabe, convenient to cars and ferries.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

TABLE BOARD-Two GENTLEMEN WANT TABLE
Board-breaktast and dinner Or supper-above Forty
with particulars A. 3. b., Herald Uptown Branch Office,
,265 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

VNANTED-BOARD. BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A RE-
w spectacle family with comfortable Room; west
side Of city, week. Address, stating TERMS H. box
Hu Herald office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

seven women were permitted TO vote Mt a spe.
ciIl local election in Vallejo the LIST inst.
AT Philadelphia there were 213 deaths by
smallpox last week
There have been several deaths bv freezing in
the mines at the Montana guches
bill has passed the Legislature of Montana
removing tue capital 10 Deer Lodge
The whole press of the Pacific coast-demo-
cratic and republican-alike eulogize Gen. Hal
leck. The flags are everywhere halfmast in re-
Mrs Martin, wife of the Cleveland man who
died few days ago from trichna spiralis, has
died from the same disease. The boy, aged six
years, is in critical condition.
locomotive at Middlctown, Penn, exploded
this morning, killing Engineer Dowiell and in.
tally mjurmg Conductor Lewis aud a fireman.
The tariff bill submitted by Minister Power
| Quertler to the French assembly imposes the
following duties: On wool, eighty francs pei
kllogrammcs; cotton, four francs; lesiu from
one and half to seven francs; copper, frteer
| francs; hops, sixty francs.
The resolution authorizing the state treasure,
| of Missouri to pay the maturing state bonds in
| currency. which passed the senate Friday, came
| up in the house on Saturday, but no action wa,
| taken. The bonds that matuled on Saturday
have, however, it is understood, been paid in
| coin
The brig Jessie Lowe was boarded near CaIai,
on Thursday, by some French fishermen, and
| found TO he abandoned, although she was in
| good condition. 1t is suspected that mutiny oc
Cured ON board, that the plain was murdered
and the crew left the vessel to escape conse.
queuces. Nothing is heard of the men, and it is
| feared that they were drowned.
An Omaha dispatch states that the hunting
camps for the grand duke and Sheridan are es.
tdb1shed forty miles south Of Fort Mcpherson
where large parties OF old hunters under Buffalo
| 3l, and OF ln,lians under Spotted Tail, vii
JOIN and accompany the party on hunt. Two
companies Of cavalry, under Gen. Palmer, will
escort the party, and the second cavalry banC
| viii 20 with them. After the hunt there will be
| grand Indian war dance, and twenty wagon
| loads of provisions will be presented to the In
| dams if they behave themselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

ders the death of Gen. Hallecl, aud requires the
usual official ceremonies to be paid in respect TO
his memory.
An attempt will be made this week TO have
day in May fixed for the final adjournment but
it will hardly be successful. Those repr esenta-
tives who desire to I've reelected this fall will not
like,tO return 10 their constituents without hav-
ing made some attempt TO clear the calendar of
business with which it is loaded; and then it
has always been customary to make and send
ont campaign speeches after the nominations
for tue presidency have been made by the two
parties.
Delegations of diStillers are here urging the
consolidation OF all direct and indirect taxes on
spirits into one tax, 10 be paid before the bar
rels are removed from the distillery bonded
warehouse. They propose that this tax should
be 10 cents per gallon, with the following an
nual licenses, viz: A dstiiers' license of $50
each for distillerS of fruit exclusively, and q IL
cenSe of $500 each for distlllers of grain and
other materials. except fruit; a Wholesale liquor
dealers license of 500 each to be paid by all
dealers who sell in quantities of not less than
five galloos; retail liquor dealers license of
S25 each for all who sell in quantities less than
five gallons, and the present license and tax on
manufacturers of stills ana worms.
The delegation from Cincinnati who have
been here to invite the republican national con-
ventiOn TO their city will endeayor to secure the
democratic convention.
large delegation of New Engauders will be
here on Tuesday, to oppose tine passage of the
bull to carry out provisions of the treaty OF
Washington relative to the fisheries They will
have hearing before the house committee on
foreign affairs, and Gen. Butler will be THEN
chiefspokesman.
The claims both of the New Idria mining
company and AlcGarrahan to the valuable
mine so long in dispute, viii be opposed by the
| United States before the senate committee on
public lands, on the ground that neither is emit
| tied to the land, but that it belongs to the
| United States
The war department publishes in general or
| derS the circular from the treasury, dated the
I'd inst, giving instructions relative to the pub
lie moneys and official checks of United States
| discussing officers. Officers of the army dis
| bursting public funds are to be held accountable
| for noncompliance with its requirements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15
Criminal Record.

THIRTIETH DAY OF THE WHARTON TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 14.-Ihe court met at ten
o'clock A. NJ, yesterday. H. Moore Wharton.
Of Philadelphia Colonel Brantz MAYER. nav
master United States army; j. C. Keghler Bal
tmore; Commander J. S. Sterritt, United States
navy; James c. Willing, president of Columbia
college, D. C.; W. w. Wilson, accountant in the
United States treasury department, Washing
ton, and Thomas E. Coale, OF Baltimore, were
severally sworn, and testified to the amiable
character of Mrs. Wharton. All these witnesses
had known her personally and intimately for a
number oil years. Letters from General Henry
Heath, of Raleigh, and from DR.. e. A. Finley
Deaflng testimony to the excellent reputation of
Mrs. wharton, were permitted to 20 before the
Jury. The counsel for the defence has an
nounced that the evidence for the defence is
closed. DIR. Nathan Smith was called for the
prosecution and testified to having known of
sporadic cases OF cerebro spinal meningitis, but
none epidemic in Baltimore. A chemist was
called TO the stand who gave medical evidence
tending to show that General Ketchum could
not have died from ACCOMPLISHMENTS as
had been claimed by witnesses for the defence
BOLD BOY BRIGAND
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-Hcnry Bell Mitch
ell, an Indian boy, fourteen years of age, has
been convicted of robbing stage in Soloma
county. The robbery was committed by the
boy alone, at night, armed only with a fence
picket
DIsREPUTABLE SLAUGHTER.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, IA John Slaughter, for COM
hitting rape on bis step-daughter, was on Sat
urday sentenced to fourteen years in the state
prison.
MRS. FAIR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 14-Laura d. Fair,
having drawn her funds of the bank and trans.
ierred them to otner parties, in order TO defeat
her attorneys, and to prevent DR.. TrasE, her
medical counsel, from attaching them for his
claim, is now unable to make her mother, Mrs
Lane, return SIG, 900 thus entrusted TO her The
latter peremptorily refuses to disgorge.
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA MURDER.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 14.-T. S. Dickinson, a
merchant of Srringtown, near Neville, Butte
county, was found murdered near his store, this
morning. His safe had been robbed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

Gates, died in the Lancaster poor house last
week, aged 1O1 wears, lacking three months.
She was one of the few of the present day who
lived amid the stirring scenes of the revolution.
She distinctly remembered seeing her father take
his gun down as he went forth to FIGHT on
Bunker hill
The Fltchburg Sentinel says that the water
works of that town are now in full operation,
and are giving excellent satisfaction. The upper
reservoir is gradually filling up, and there seems
no reason to doubt that the supply will be suf-
fcent for the present and prospective wants of
the town. A trial Of the hydrant at the foot of
the common, drawing water from "Overlooll'
reservoir, was had on Thursday, and proved
satisfactory.
A daughter Of John Lewis at North Leomin-
ster came near freezing to death last Sunday
morning, while walking from her home 10 the
Catholic church. She managed {, get te the
church, but when nearing the fire. fell inseusi-
bic to the floor, and remained in thatconditition
for number Of hours. She has hardly been con-
siderod out of danger since, being continually
threatened with lockjaw.
dispatch received from Lowell, last night,
states that the Boston, Fltchburg and Clinton
railroad has been leased to the Framingham
and Lowell railroad for term Of twenty years
agreeing to pay the stockholders of the latter
thirty per cent of the gross receipts of the road
The read will be Immediately put into condition
10 accommodate fast increasing through
freight business between this city, Providence
and New York.
The annual report of the trustees of the West.
boro' state reform school, for the year ending
Sept. 80, 1871 has been published 1t contains
the usual amount Of information concerning The
institution, which it regards as in prosperous
condition. The average number OF boys in the
school during the year, was 29S. number great
or by thrty-seyen than the average number dur
ing the year preceding. The expenses of tho
year were $50, 933.63. The state received for la
Dor from the boys and from sales of products
from the farm, S8421 81. There were no deaths
daring the year, very little prevailing sickness,
and an almost entire freedom from accidents.
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COUNTY NEWS.

post Office route between Clinton and Hud-
sou is established by the p. 0. department, to go
into operation next spring.
little child of Mr.. Preston West, in Char-
ton, recently died from falling into kettle of
'calding water.
the annual meeting of the Rutland farmers
I'D Tuesday evening, Jan. I'd, the follow
were chosen: Horatlo Moore, prcsi-
Demond, vlce-presidcnt; Daniel
y etpry; j. .. Wells, treasurer.
as lads, while skating around near
the site Old dam one day last wrek, broke
throu rh y ice and were with great difficulty
rescued from downing. Their friends think il
should be a warning TO them not to be skating
around on thin ice by dam site, hereafter.
Mrs, Mary Gates, Familiarity known as Aunt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15
PersonnI TeIcgrnm..

The tenants Of the prince OF Wales at Sand
bingham, in Il body waited on him Friday, and
concentrated him on his recovery.
The Missouri legislature have appointed a
committee TO receive Alexis on his return from
hunting buffalo.
1t is reported that the salary Of Minister DE
Long, who accepts the Japanese mission to
America, and other great powers, to be thirty
thousand dollars yearly,
District Attorney Garyin has stated that he
had no doubt that Stokes would be arraigned d
plead under indictment for the murder of james
Fisk, next Monday or Tuesday.
Adyices from Dublin state thar The o. DonohuC
has been requested 10 resign his seat in paria.
ment,as his opposition 10 the home rule movement
is IN conflict with the views OF his constituents.
The presidents father, Jesse X, Grant, has
rendered his resignation rs postmaster Of Coy
ington, KY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

A Scranton special says the disruption of the
worklngmen's benevolent association is au nc.
complished fact. The Welch and English MINER
are ARA ed against the Irish Catholicism is
defeated, and tue Protesiauts ignore the exist
ence Of the American workingmen's benevolent
association Delegates belonging TO three large
companies refuse 10 attend the general council
at Mahoning, their hatred and contempt for
james Kelly being the chief reason. Every mine
in and abound this city Is being worked. with
every prospect Of so continuing. The miners OF
the Wllkesbarre iron and coal company resume
work Monday. They were compelled TO succumb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15
Fire Record.
AT posrox-Loss NOT STATED.

AT BosToN-Loss NOT STATED.
BosToN, Jan. IA Tins morning a tenement
mousse at the corner of Salem and Stillman
streets was partially burned, and Mrs. Neelan,
one OF The occupants, was smothered TO death,
anu nlhe Others rendered nearly insensible by
smoke, but recovered.
At NEwINGIoN, y u.,-Loss $1,000.
PORTSMOUTH. Jan IA Edward 7. Roach's
house and narn, in NtwinLton, was burned last
night. Loss $1,000; insurance, $4,000 in the
Home Of New York
AT WINTHROP, ME.-LOSS S5OOOO
LEWISTON, Jan. 1l.-Ihe Oil-cloth tactoYv of
c. NJ. Bailey, at Winthrop, took fire this alter
noon, in varniSh room The flames spread
rapidly, and, before the fire could be checked
an adjoining mill and thrcc DWELLING houses
were consumed. One of the houses consisted Of
six tcnementS. The loss will amount to nearly
$4,000. 1t was feared that the fire would cX.
tend TO the village, and word was sent 10 this
city for engines, but, fortunately before a train
started the fire was checked.
AT PHLADPLPHIA-LOss $4,000
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA -Emsey's wooden
mills were destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Loss $4,000,
AT YoMTNG, n, Y.-LOss So, 900.
BUFFALO, Jan. 14.-raylor's oil factory at
Yomiug, Ontario county, N. Y, was burned yes
terdaN morning; 1000 barrels of crude oil go
barrels Of distilled and 200 barrels of refined
were consumed. The loss amounts to $50, 1000,
AT ST. LoUIS-LoSs $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-The Saddlery and har.
ness establishment of J. f. Shlefer & Co. was
damaged by fire this morning, $4,000 to StS,-
600
AT NEW YoRK-LOSs SS000
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The rae and paper
store OF L. w. Taylor, 264 and 2G6 Water street
was damaged tonight by fire to the amount OF
$4,000.
TYPsILANTI-Loss 100000
DETROIT, Jan. IA Cornell & Co 5 large pa
per mill, at Ipsilant, was completely DESTROYED
by fire Saturday night. Loss 100000 nSur-
ance not known.
AT NEW YoRK-Loss S2t0,OOO
New YORK, Jan. IA fire raged from two
! Till nine this morning, in block of saw mills
and lumber yards on LIST avenue, between 81st
| and Sd streets, extending to East river Loss
! 100000.
| AT NEW YoRK-Loss S21SO0
! NEW YORK, Jan IA fire occurred at 81
anu ~ Wooster street, this morning. Loss
$500 partially insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

Another Chapter in the EisiI-SIOltes-
Mansfield Tragedy-The Letters WFh-
ten by Bold. INSCRIPTIONS MAN 10 II
BOLD, interruptions Woman-The sean
dalouS Climax of scHndaIOus Life
The Murderer of Fisk in his PaIatIaI
Dungeon, etc.
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FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain.

NEUIBALlTf.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE London Times, point.
ing TO cases of the steamers Florida, Hornet and
Virginia, saws that the Americans, BY the light
OF their own recent experiences, must see that
the suppression of illegal equipments by England
during the rebellion was prodiglously difficult
A hint is thrown OUT that the Fenian raids on
Canada were not always so promptly or so el-
tectually checked as they might have been by
the United States authorities.
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF SIR
CHARLES dixie.
A mass meeting of the supporters of Sir Chas
Dixie, in this city, is announced for the 3Oth
inst
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

PARIS, Jan. 1.-the assembly committee on
army organization have agreed TO recommend
the adoption Of a rule thar soldiers unable to
read and write at the expiration of their terms
Of service, shall remain in the army until they
have acquired these accomplishments.
The committee on education will report in
favor Of allowing all persons properly qualified
the right 10 teach in public and private schools,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

LOUISIANA.
The president continues 10 receive numerous
telegrams IRON New Orleans, which, with those
privately addressed to other parties, do no in
dictate an early termination of the political
troubles.
Some members Of congress express the opinion
that Il correct history of the troubles cannot be
obtained, unless the committee conduct the
proceedings in New Orleans, and say that
even if the troubles should end before
the committee could reach there, the
information officially obtained would he valua-
bic in view OF future legislation. 1t is known
that the president is DESTROYS of avoiding the
declaration OF martial law, and 1t will not be re-
sorted To unless from absolute necessity.
FINANCIAL
The following was issued yesterday:
Fractional currency received from the printers for
the week ending to-day. .......,.....,,. S7575O
shipments :',''''''''''''''''....... $4,000
Shipments of notes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fig 400
The treasurer holds as security for nation
a. bank circulation ,.,,,,,.,,..,.....,.37 $40 452 4C0
And for deposits of pubic moneys. 1881 O00
Internal revenue receipts to-day. .....,,. 2536JS
Receipts for the month. ........,....-. 1894 109
Grand total tor the fiscal year TO date . 7083I 745
National bank circulation outstanding 82S, 5si
THAT GREEK-RUssGAN INTRIGuER,
Nothing has lately lei to so much comment in
diplomatic circles as Prince Gortschakof"s letter
to Minister Curtin, relative to the treatment of
Minister Cttacazy by the United States govern
ment. Tue document has made decided sen
satlon, lnasmuch as it is supposed to have the
sanction OF the car, and loreshadOws that Mr..
Caacazy is TO be sustained by his own govern
mcnt. The letter is regarded by high officers as
a direct and open insult to the president and
secretary OF state, and as likely to lead to seri.
Gus results. The country need not be surprised
II Mr.. Curtin, our minister to Russia, is immedi-
atey ordered 10 demand his passports, and the
Russian charge d'aliaires here supplied with his,
in order that he may take his departure from
the Uated States. This would break off all
| diplomatic intercourse with Russia, but such a
step is said to have been under contemplation
| already by our authorities. 1t is maintained
here that our government acted with great for
| bearance and leniency towards Mr. Catacnzy,
and thae instead oil the Russan gov ernmenl be.
Ing offended, it ought to feel thankful that our
government did not long ago send Mr. Catacazy
| his passports. Prince Gortschakoifs letter
has explained Mr.. CaacaZy's objection.
able conduct, aud confirmed what has lont been
suspected here by our authorities, that be acted
In accordance with Instructions from st. Peters
burg, and not Of his own voliton.
MINOR MATTERS.
The war department announces in general or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15
WIEN snALL TIE END BE?

Gen. Garfield, chairman Of the appropriation
committee in the house, expresses the opinion
that congress will not be able to adjourn before
the national convention meets, the public bust
ness is in such backward state, Some of the
older members say that, if it docs not, the SEES
sion will run late into July, as the convention
will give an impetus to campaign speeches and
quamels in congress. SAM WELLER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

WAsnINGToS, Jan. 14.-rhe cold northwest
winds in the middle and eastern states will
abate during the night, followed by clear and
warmer weather Monday, and southeast winds,
with cloudy weather, Monday uight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

HOATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS.-Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appli-
lions re-argned; In ercrence Gases rrOsecuted Obn-
IONS given as TO the validity and infringement ut Pa nts
and suit prosecuted and defended The United States
Courts, by
THOS. h. DODGE,
Formerly Princ al En- snuer and Chairman OF the
Board q Appeals, Y ), Patent Odce,l Counsellor at
Law ana Advocate in Patent Gases. Onice-Do ges
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
n
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OLIVER'S
STOVE STORE.

mv2l dtf
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q
- petition will be presented to the Legislature o
Massachusetts at its present session for ncur
pOrate 'Ihe West BOystOn Savings Bank" to be 10
Gated IN West Eovl-ton d. g. MURDOCH
West Boylston, Jan. ], 1872
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SECRETARY's DEPARTMENT.
Boston, Jan. |, 1872 {
~ approve he publication of the above notice in The
worcester spy. OLIVER WARNER,
as dja5S,l5,22 Secretary
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NEW ORLEANS INVESTIGATION.


Judge Carter, on Saturday, sentenced. Marden,
guilty of ENLIGHTENMENT, to one years imprs-
onment, and to pay a fine of $4,000. 1t is a
llEut sentence, and was made so because of
parent penitence. He is compelled TO serve his
sentence in the local Jail, which is in fliehtfuI