Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-08
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CITY NEWS.

Berlin White has reopened his ice cream fac
tory at No. 5 Pleasant street. His advertisement
appears in another column.
The licenses of hack and passenger wagon
drivers having run out May 1st those that have
not renewed them are liable to prosecution.
At the meeting of the Chamberlain light bat
terry, in their armory last evening, W. W. Bcmis
was elected second lieutenant.
The members of the Euceia debating society
will meet at the high school building this fore
noon, at half past ten o'clock, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of Herbert L. Harring-
ton.
Margaret Clark whose case was mentioned
Yesterday morning, was taken 10 the Jail, While
on the way there she was again taken with con-
WILSON'S, and was finally sent to the Lunatic
hospital
A public meeting will be held in Mechanics
hall tomorrow evening, at which addresses
will be made by O'Donovan Rosa, Gen. ThOs.
F.Rourkc, and Capt. E. A. Costello. Subject
Bywhat class Of legislation are the interests of
labor best promoted?
As the Worcester county agricultural society
voted that it was inexpcdcnt to take measures
for having the New England fair held in this
CITY, the directors have decided 10 hold their
next annual exhibition in Lowell, on the same
conditions as it was held last year.
The many friends of Mr.. 7. S. johnson, clerk
OF the central district court, will learn with re-
grct that his health is such as to compel him to
give up the duties Of his position for the present
He left yesterday for trip south. During his
absence Mr.. William b. Harding viii act as
clerk
Music hall was not large enough to hold the
audience that wanted to sec the entertainment
given by Tony Pastors variety troupe last even
ing. The many different features in the pro-
gramme met with the hearty applause of the
entire audience, and nearly all OF them had to
be repeated.
OLeary received another letter from Ellis
Ward, yesterday, in which he states that as
there is no prospect of his being able to arrange
a race with John Bigln, he will give his atten-
lion TO OLcary, provided that he is willing to
row at Cold Springs As O'Lcary does not in
tend TO 20 away from here 10 row Il race, which
il has once been settled should take place on
Lake Quinsigamond, it is doubtful if any race
can be arranged.
hl Gs a. W dIitIi Has dtluCu " luC ditldCliOilh
Of his newly fitted up store in the Bay State
house an immense new soda fountain, from which
he proposes to draw soda water, ottawa beer,
eight different kinds of mineral water and
twenty varieties of syrups, in a style uDsur-
passed in this city The fountain is most
gorgeous affair of different colorcd marble, sur
mounted by fountain of water, and four gas
lets suppOrtCd by bronze figures II was made
expressly for Mr.. Warren, and is said to be the
most expensive and complete apparatus Of its
kind ever set up here.
CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT.-WILLIAMs, J..
Tuesday, May Thomas Bennett, for dis
turbing the peace, paid fine of so and costs.
Stephen T. Courtney and Henry o, Adams
each paid a fine of SO and costs for drunkenness.
Margaret Clark and jeremiah Martin, for
drunkenness were fined So and costs each in