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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13
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DkNYInENNE N WORCESrER RAIr

E2hOt 4OLN IN " WOitCES TER RAEII-
n R0AD.-Arrangement of trains. 1872
Express Train stopping ony at Woonsocket and TX
Dridse) leaves Worcester ut l05 IN. Providence IS
BIS ..
Accommodation Trans will leave Worcester for Prov
dence and way stations at 1850 and II. 80 0U and $50
pm
Providence for Worcester and wsy stations st 40 snd
II Is m, and 4.ej pm.
The $40 IN (mal) and m. (expressl trains from
Providence and the 1915 m. (eXpress) and 400 a. m
Lmatl) trains from Worcester, connect at Worcester
Junction with trains to from Clinton. Fitchburg
Eulland' Saratoga, Montreal Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
Goncord and the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
troy, Niagara Fails, and points North Or West.
through Tickets and Baggage Checked to all important
points.
the worcester trains except express and $50 p. m.
connect at Woonsocke Junction with trains to and from
Milford, and at waterford with trains Of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie railroad.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence of Waterford 800 O. m. connecting
Immediately with trains for Southbridge, Putnam and
Norwich.
Leave Noonsocket for Providence at 2.25 p. m.
Leave Providence for UXbridge at 200 N.
leave Uxbridge for Worcester at 545 am.
trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
I5O and LEO a NJ. and i.2) Woonsocket for Mil
ord at 81! q, m, and lt3O and $50 D, m.
". D. HILTON. Supt.
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NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
d. Il. PARMENTER & co.
o. FOR SALE-2-tenement House. near
i, Benefit st., 10 rooms, good style. and in good con-
b dlOn; city water lot 1000 square feet rents for
$3.50 year. Price S45OO-wants $1,000 down
~ FOR SALE = A new 2-tenement
NlIi rooms; modern improvements: lot $500 square
'- feet. Price s7OOO-will make terms to nit.
- FOR SALE-A Cottage House on
Al;i Suffolk st lot 500 square feet.
SiI Price SleOO-wants $500 down.
49, FOR SALE
EIii 2-STORY HOUSE,
near Washington Square. Price SiGOO
~ FOR SALE--A French roof COTTAGE.
.ElIl. Price $780,
a. FOR SALE-8-tenement Block. %
E,; rooms rents for SAC per month"; lot 1000 square
g. FOR SALE-In pleasant village, IA
Id miles from Worcester mic to dep IT. early and
"f late trains, 2siory house and barn and acre r
OF lana; or tenemens in house, 20 rooms Yin in
easy V-''O' i'i'N'
~ FOR SALE-In Oakham, Farm Of
Hill lO6 acres; viii keep 10 cows and horse summer
growth; excellent orchard nearly new eS gyiS
house; barn 30 40 carriage house, piggery &c. ali In
good condition; excellent water never aing ' va 80
Price s5OOO Apply to D, F. 'PARMENTER q co.
a. FOR SALE-In Hubbardston. miles
lid nom centre Cottage House. X room. harm 81
.Hlll 40 piggery and hennery. ali in excellent cond
a - noI hnd acres Of good land, well covered with
great variety o. ifut trees, all in bearing-a rare
chance Price $500 D. F. PARMENTER 4 CO
On a. FOR FOR sALE-In Spencer, farm of
Lll. machine; will keep5 cows and a horse su,nmcr
~. and winter; aspendid wood lot-worth sis0O on
the stump 2-atory house and l., u rooms, built in
modern style. "a superior house been buf II wears \
barn ~ AZ shop, carriage house, piggery &c ali In
lent water in house and barn Price sl0OO-terms es
ID. +. PARMENTER a. co.
~ FOR SALE-In West Boylston. n
llL celIent buildings cuts about 10 tons Of hay by
m,chine; milk sold at the door; 5000 worth Of
wood and llmber never falling water runs In pipes into
Property. ID. +. PABMENTER n co.
a. FOR SALE-Farm of 3S acres, 10
E;i. miles from Worcester, mile from stores, church.
The year rounl loo fruit trees, and about acres
Of good wood excellent buildings all In good condition
j. r. PARMESTER co.
o. FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
Hii Property, a farm OF about 800 acres of excellent
~ ana Win wood lot worth $1,000, Within 81 miles
VO tons Of excellent hay by machlne pastufing will
W y ons gar gndngs good water mostly fenced
D. F. PARMENTER & CO.,
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS,
Ga No2 Brlney Hail, Worcester, Mass.
~ du
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wv IsSrWARD, HO Tickets for the
W West by an rontca, and ora points South on the
Mississippi River nj the lowest rates. Apply to JONA
BARNARD, y, g. and Canada Express Onee, Cromp-
tons Block Mechanic A., where all Information Will be
cheerully given. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

Daniel Roe of Lawrence is in serious trouble
on account of setting his house on fire, said
house beng fully insured
Joseph Cloutmau, Esq, long and well known
TO Salem as valuable public officer, died on
Sunday afternoon, in his seventy-6ith year. Mr..
Cloutman served for thirty years as clerk Of that
municipality, having been elected town clerk at
the March meeting IN 1888, and been annually
elected city clerk from the organization of the
city government in 1886 until 1868
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WORCESTER AID sPRINeEIELp DIVISION.

Leave Worcester for Albany Way stations ;acccuo
modationl At 635 a m
For Springfield and way Stations 6S5 900 am, and ss
pm.
For Albany (express) 965; for New York and Albany
(eXp) i0.25 m, ana 4o and 1885 p m. New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 p II. Sleeping cars will
H80 train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at ZOO IL ILseary
1876 exp Bus exc, 400, $40 exp. m. AiD2 ny Sunday
RAILROAD NEEcTIoNs.-A - !bauS " -, he New
York Central Troy and GtcenOuSlse IIarsson River
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
Bine.Mtl the louaa tonic Railroad At Pitsneld with
a VESTED with the New Haven gnd Northampton RR
Az springfield with the Hartford Now Haven and SPRING.
aeld and Connecticut River Railroads At Palmer Nitb
the New London Northern RI AT Worcester junction
WIN the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
nashua an9 Norwich and Worcester Railroads. 4 t
south birmingham with the Boston Clinton and Fitch
bury, aud Milford Railroads.
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pOsT0N, BARRE 4 GARDNER R. r

On and after Monday, Ma oh Trains will leave Card
ner for Worcester and intermediate stations, 100 3 Is
and II 40 NJ. and at 43O p. NJ. making connection
with trains ON all the roads terminating in passing
through Worcester
RkIURNING-Leave Worcester at I. IS AM, 1880 455
ana 625 P NJ connecting Gardner with all ira Ms on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad to and from
Hoosac Tunnel, Greenfield anu Intermediate sta tons,
and at Greenfield and G,outs Corner with trains north
and south from chose points.
7. b. sARGEANT, sup't.
Worcester
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
= AND TROY AND GREENFGELD RAILROAD.
Csfs leave Worcester, Foster st Depot HoOsac run
nell. North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n. y $50
NJ Tor North Adams, Hoosac Tunnel, Greenfield Slel-
0urno Falls and BrateborO, at $50 and Ills a m For
GLeentelG at $50 and Ills A. NJ. and 4.20 P. n.
pm.
Leave Greenfield for Worcesterat 80 and aS5 and
Z3O NJ ea Bratleboro' for Boston at 422 and S.4l
a IN. and 200 D e.
Tue lOl a m and 400 m trains from Hoosac Tunnel,
baO m train from Greenfield and Sal and 30
trains from Brattleboro. connect AT Fitchburg with
trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton.
The 100 m and LOO trains from Ioosac Tunnel
and a. m and 200 pm trains from BrattebOrO con-
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c.
y. /. kUGGLES. Suut.
Fltchburg. Mass. Dec A. 1871 diff mvI
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Jediah Morrill, of Waterville has presented
$500 TO the Universalist church in that town.
Francis Murphy, OF Portland, a convicted rum
seller, is lecturing on the Evils OF intemperance
and The power of the gospel to save"
Nj. kinsman landlord of the Halifax house,
IN Portland, recently thrashed a fellow who
came 10 collect bill and threw HIM out
A man in Maine town was elected TO office
and got his name in the papers, and the officers
Of bank went for him to pay him twenty-five
dollars, which had been in the bank fourteen
Years, and they had not been able to find the
owner before.
lady at Bath has boquet of flowers which
she picked from Napoleon's garden on the ISL
and Of 81. Helena in 1859. Though no extra
means have been taken, they are in fine state
of preservation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

On Saturday, while Mr.. A W. True was at
work IN Lockes new paper mill at Yarmouth,
large chisel fell from the timbers above him,
and struck him on the back, cutting a fearful
wound. He lies in dangerous situation, as
the wound IS in a very serious place.
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL


Leaves Webster for Worcester at 600
Leaves Worcester for Webster al G.:s5p pm.
49, !. St. Ii. ANDREWS, Sup't.,
dh Norwich d. Worcester Division.
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o. FOR SALE-Farm of 3S acres, 10
Ea,ii miles from Worcester mile from Stores church.
I'LL es, posi- office, &c Will keep cows and horse
the year roun 100 fruit trees, and about acres
Of good woOf excellent buildings all In good condition
i. +. PARMENTER a. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-13

Rodney v Marsh, author of the personal
liberty bill of 1851 died at Brandon, on Friday,
from internal injuries received from the kick OF
cow. He was ga years Of age
John kearney of Fairfield, about 25 years of
age, goSdrunk one day last week, and wander
lpg on upon pond got so badly frozen that he
hved but a few hours after being found and
taken in DOORS
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The Department of Piano Forte and
Organ

VIII he under the hnmeda charge of Mr. Fred Zucht-
mann, organist OF Rev. Mr. Ayers society," Music hall
Boston, whose experience for twenty year.. as
successful teacher nshes hest evidences OF his
1t Will ever be the aim of MIR. Zuchtmann who will be
seconded by as able corps assistants as ever have
been drawn together in this country produce Artists
for which purpose no pains will be spared
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~ FOR SALE-In West Boylston.
Ei; farm of 100 acres ~ miles from Court House; eN
TIll cellent buildings; cuts about 40 tons OF hay IL
- ms chine; milk sold at the door; $1,000 worth s
wood and lumber; never falling water runs In pipes int
house and BAN. Price SsOOl-will exchange Or on,
Property. ID. y. PARMENTER n CO.
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49, FOR SALE-In Oakham. n Farm oe
kd;,i lO6 acres; viii keep 10 cows and horse summer
and winter; ~ acres wood, from 20 t. 20 years
- eL0Mtn " eHceleht orchard; nearly new cottage
ouse; barn 30 40, carriage house. piggery No aii n
ood eonlltioni excellent water, nevcr-iaing
Frce S5OOO. Apply to u. f. PARMENTER a co.
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On FOR SALE-In Spencer a farm of
Viii 60 acres, ~ miles from centre. Inv ali cni ~ ~ w.
LAiA- maehinei will keep cows and a horse summer
. ana winter; asplendid wood lot-worth sig00 an
the stumpi 2-story house and l., u rooms buiit in
modern style "a superior house. been built ii wears
barn ~, shop, carriage house, piggery &c Mi IN
good conditon good orchard choice varieties, exce
lent water in house and barn Price slOOO-ierms eis
ID. f. PARMENTEK AZ 90.
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- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
Viii Property, farm OF about 800 acres of excellent
kls land, with wood lot worth S6OOO within 81 miles
ioo gepo stores, post office. &c. cuts from 10 TO
wv IONS OF excellent hay by machine; pastufing will
Keep ~ cows; tar buildings; good water mostly fenced
pr1pp
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STORE TO LET.-The very desirable
- store on Foster st.. now occupied by W IL. Jan
kins Inquire upon the premises. dtf alG
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~ FOR SALE-On Southbridge st., a
sliiil good Three Tenement House. Is rooms a large
Mlll Barn, Ia stalls, carriage house attached; u new
wooden building, 40 q; $4,000 fl. land; plenty Of
fruit. Sold low ifapplied for soon
Price $500. ABBOTT a. RICE
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
GA MOI Brnley Hall Worcester. Mass.
fb dtf
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'gNO LET-Furnished Rooms, over Il. d.
Front st. dtf rI4
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fsSO EENT-Suts of Rooms, or Single
T. Rooms Tor oflees. Also, Desk Rooms and room,
ouitable for Lodging.
a2l 1T GoODEOw b TAYLOR.
TO RENT-A first class Tenement, at 2S
= West st. diff 100
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Gomtatronal.

The above ned school r the correct training of pu-
pills in all branches of music. will commence its labors
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a. pOh oAIE-In dubbardstOn, miles
lid rom centre Cottage House, rooms, harm "a
h aOi piggery and hennery, ali in excellent cond-
= - ilon ana acres Of good land, well covered with
"a great variety OF ifuit trees, all in benrnga rare
chance. Price $500, D. r. PARMENTIR A Cd iai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
GENERAL FOREIGN NETS.
SPAIN.


STORMY SCENES IN THE CoRTEs-oPPosITIoN
TO MARSHAL sERRANO-HIS GENEROUS
TREATMENT OF THE CARLISTS DENOUNCED.
MADRID. Thursday May 80, 1872.
At the session Of the Cortes, to-day, Adj
mral Topete the President of the Council, stated that
the Ministry recognizes the validity Of the Convention
made by Marshal with the rebels in Biscay par
doning those who voluntarily surrender and requested
the members Of the Opposition not to interpelate the
Government relative thereto. Upon tbs announcement
Senior Zorrilla arose and moved Of censIre upon
Marshal SerranO.
Notwithstanding the request Of Admiral TOpete in the
Cortes that the opposition should refrain from taking
any action relative TO the Endorsement by the Govern
ment Of the pursued by Marshal serrano hardly
had the excitement which caused by the introduction
Of Senior Zorrilas motion away when Senior Martos
arose and and proceeded to question the Government
The President of the Cores refused to Senior
Martos insisted upon his question, when the President
declared the action OF the Deputy insulting him,
and left the Chamber Great confusion followed the
tirement of the President and the tumult in the Cham
Der became general.
The excitement in this city serranos generous
treatment of the insurgents is very great and the stormy
scenes in the Cores have served intensity it, 1t is
probable that the Marshal, with other Ministers who
have accepted positions in the Cabinet Will resign
is rumOrcd he is disposed to do, in reward for his dis
tnguished services in quelng the Cart instruction,
grave consequences are feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TnE NEw-oRLEANs INVESTIGATE

l.
Mr.. ScoFIELD (Rep., PENN, from the Select
Committee ON Affairs in louisiana presented the report
of himself and Mr. MoCraTy, and MI. sFLEk OF Penn
sv1vania presented the report Of himself and Mr..
Archer. Mt Smith OF New-York Is TO present MS own
views There was no regular Committee report Tho
documents were all ordered 10 be printed . ~, a., .
Mr. UALSEY llep., y. J.) presented II report oI inc
Committee on Public Buildings ana uIOuIus on INC
Seneca stone investigation, which was orueleu " DC
Mr. MERRIAM Rep N " moved TO suspend the
rules and mass the bill for the better security Oh Dnk re-
serves, and TO facilitate bank exchange AsIeeu w. Ane
provisions of the bill are as follows: ,, -, -, q,
/ That the Of the Treasury Is hereby authorized
% ,ee limited States notes deposit without ntet nom National
Banking Associations in not less than S az ~
Gates therefor such form as the Secretary NAV
$500 which certificates shah DC psOe on
demand in United States notes Z" the place where e " es
made .,,.1t, .to T,..,,.-
The limited states a counted part OF the ea reserve but
Issued therefor be held ana o9u ~
Of Clearinghouse balance at the places where The eepos no were
made. -, l.. 4. -.
thore anv eIpauson contraction Of the currency ahu W ~ r
which uch certificates are shall he held special nd in the
Treasury and the redemption OF suen
Mr.. BUTLER rep Massl inquired Oi enG SPEAKER t
whether there was any possibility OF competing vote
on the Enforcement bill so long as motions 10 suspend
the rules were interpOsedt
The SPEAKER replied that there was not
Mr.. BUTLER Q{ep., Mass)-Ihen move that the
House adjourn. LaughterJ ,,-.., -, Al,
Mr.. DAWES (Rep Massl proposed lhs'eau vi dul3urn
ment that the House should take recess uh = clock
tho evening session be for general debate only and
the proposition agreed TO-. -, ~ 49,
At the evening session the discussion on the hukluX
question was continued until late hour speeches beng
made By Mr.. WOOD Dem. " ". who avoWed MS read
ness 10 sunport Mr. Greeley for the Presidency and by
Messrs. BECK, CONGEB, and COBUBN.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gov Hoffman has signed the Brooklyn Ferries
bill
Elisha s. Luther's carriage mandatory and
blacksmith shop, in Providence burned Loss. o.
The bark Boomerang coal laden, from Pictou
10 Somerset Mass ashore al Cape jack aud VIII probably be
total loss
IA report prevailed in Scranton, Penn, last
night the Rough aud Ready sha at fttstoa
burned yesterday.
The Hon. John Sanfield Mcdonald, late Pre-
er Ontario dangerously III at his resdenee Corn
wall Canada. No hope entertained OF bis recovery.
49, Commander Charles Brand, retired officer OF
the Wednesday lie al TIE
capture Of Washington By the Erush In 1914
-. Thaddeus s. Bennett, who killed VIM X.
Howle Richmond Wednesday, had preliminary efsmpahon
yesterday His bail eIed At $4,000 the plea Of sell defense being
sustained.
-. The Spanish Bank of Havana on the 18th OF
OF
and 10 The Latter
be printed In this city
IAN influential meeting was held In London
on Wednesday the suffering rsees In hoamsna hssoa
tons were adopted invoking Her Mes Government 70 npose ot
protection the prosecuted race In thai county against ne ou
Of the pOPusee $1,000
Ala recent meeting of the students and Faculty
University President White announced the ndebne asleh
distributing vile and obscene programme" " Ley generally
called, mock schemes"
Miss Elizabeth II. Patterson has instituted a
the hotel informed the
pretors Miss Paens at nnssnaeis hours
hotel She also discharged fe1
lucrative position account 81 The evil report
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AN ATTEMPTED BOLT.
THE CINCINNATI MOVEMENT DENOUNCED
BY THE FREE TRADERS.

VIGOROUS DEMONSTRATION AT sTEINwAY HALL
SPEECHES BY VIM. C. BRYANT, PROF. PERRY,
DAVID A. WELLS, EDWARD ATKINSON, SIMON
STERNF, AND OTHERS-ENTIIUSIAsM FOX
GREELEY AT AN ANTI-GREELEY MEETING.
Profnse advertisements Of the Free-Trade meet
ing at Steinway Hail. last evening, where it was UNI
derstood that the Cincinnati platform and nominal
tons were to be summarily rejected, called ont
full though by no means crowded audience. The
seats in the body of the house were all occupied but
the aisles clear and the gal
leries comparatively empty. Undoubtedly
large portion of the audience came from
motives of curiosity-a desire to "hear the other
side" and to how large a corps Of deserters from
the impartial platform laid down at Cincinnati
could be gathered under the banners of Free Trade
1t is certain that number Of gentlemen were heard,
just previous to the opening of the meeting in
timating that they, well many others, had
come for such reasons. The meeting was clearly
enthusiastic. 1t was noticeable that names were
applauded rather than sentiments or principles;
although the latter received the usual approval of
those who had come to approve.
The introduction Of Mr. Greeley's name was
watched for with some anxiety, and all wondered
what its reception would be. The crisis came
promptly and the words were scarcely uttered
which referred to the Farmer of Chappaqua" when
there came with surprising suddenness and yigor,
enthusiastic cries of "Greeleyl Greeley! !" only
partially queled by Kisses from the partisans Of the
other side. Free Traders the stage manifested
visible discontinue and annoyance at this demon
stration and were not relieved by the fact that
every succeeding alluslon to Mr. Greeley was re-
ceived with applause as well as Kisses. When Mr..
Wells in his speech, said that Greeley meant disor
ganization, loud cries Of Greeley Greeley give
us Greeleyw arose, and when in the same speech
If o,,1 in INVITA-
position the former received recognition. but the
latter was cordially approved by and Missed by
others.
A gentleman prominent in the Free Trade move
ment remarked yesterday that the meeting would
have one marked feature, namely, that while the
platform adopted at Cincinnati by the people might
be denounced and disdained, no unkind or personal
illusions would be made to the candidates Not
withstandng this prophecy, Mr.. Atkinson bitterly
characterized Mr. Greeey's motives and action, and
INDUCED in illusions TO the "malign influence" he
exerted and his meddlesome interference" The pop
ular sentiment was Enthusiastically expressed, how
ever when Mr.. Atkinson, in the next breath, remark
ing that Mr. Greeley wanted them to support his
platform, was interrupted by strong voice-"We
will! we will" taken up by other voices, and cried
down and Kissed by others still. The name Of
Charles Francis Adams was greeted with loud clap
ping and Free Trader on the stage stepped for
ward and proposed three cheers which were given
with WILL although cries for Greeley were persist
entity intTuded.