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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-07

DhtnK { indicates no report; cipher fOl sta
tonaryi minus 81 tendency to fan; plus ff) ten
oeney to rise. W. s. KAUFMAN, Observer.
Ihe river confines TO reeede gradually
at this point with 3 feet 3 inches on the
shoals. Weather very warm and sultrv.
The John Lumsden, which arrived on
Sunday, bad a cargo consisting Of 1890
sacks of corn and 10000 shingles.
The Umpire arrived yesterday from
ShawneetOwn with 5000 sacks com.
The Burksyille, from the Upper Cum
berland, had 1,0S4 bags corn and 26 hhds.
tobacco, p for New Orleans and for
Louisville.
The departures since our last have been
the Commercial and West Wind, Evans
vile, and John LumsdeD, Cairo.
The Tyrone is due to-day, and is the reg
ular packet for Cairo tomorrow at 4 P, n.
At DesOras Wine House you can buy
pure and clear Rhine Wine and Catawba,
three years old, for g per gallon and up,
ward, but no fermenting, sugar-eured Kel-
ly Islander. nv5 w
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The City Legislature.
The Board of Aldermen meets tonight
in stated session.
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STATE OF TIE HEArHER.

1.l4ss r. = E5t 5s.:y.s;... SCI ss:.. o
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STEAMBOATS,,

EfOr Cairo, st. Louis.
Il Memphis aad New a Sll-elh II
OrHeans--The fine Passsn- ~
ger steamer @TYRONE,'s Tom HarmS6.
Master, Alex Hard, Clerk, VIII leave al above
WEDNESDAY, May 6th, at 4 o'clOc<p n.
For freight or passage apply. on board or 10 c.
II. ARTHUR & CO.. or HARRISON s son.
Agents. ~ -
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Go to C. d. BensOn's and get one of
his EXPOSITION HATs-No. % Cherry st.
mY5 If
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NASHVILLE And CAIRO PACKET ca

STEAMERS
Tyrone, John Lumsden and Talisma1.
ONE OF THESE FINE STEAMERS VIII,
~ leave Nashville every
Monday, wednesday and Friday AZ 4
O'Clock p. M,
connecting with boats at Cairo for Saint E.oufs
Memphis Napoleon, Vieks5urg, Red River and
New Orleans, and also connecting with tha MI
BOis Central Railroad at Caro- for Chieagn ana
all points out In the Far West, taking firsf and
second-class passengers &C very reduced rsfas
E1rst-elas8 Tickets 70 the following points.
including state Rooms, without meals:
40 ~ Loois.. ss..-...................s10 90
$3.50 $500. = '-- ...ss....s.-.---..-.s..- 90
.s.-..sss-..-.s-....s..-... 90
NSW Cllea-A5- -ss.s-...ss...ss.-s.... 70 %
points:
~ L-o'-47''sssss.-ss %
SSe-O.; .sss..ssss = %
.1onlPuie... s.--.s...s.s....~.-.s.... %
-. HSW Otls..llll % 90
Lne JOHN LUMSDEN, Davis, MP.sssr, leaTeg
on Mondays. at ?, n.
The TYRONE, HGrmans Hsstsr, leaves on
Wednesdays at p, n.
The TA1ISMAN, Simms. Master, leaves on
Fridays at Pm.
AL OF the above Scaamers are IN nne order,
ana nave me ~. accommodations.
- Inc , Gamer Tyrone Is the same ss 8 new
ooef I'D every particular, She has lew boiler
and Aer hull Is q new one, having been built
urey new this last fan at Psducah, Ky. IN
Is now plenty water in Cumberland river.
Fer freight or passage, apply on board or To-
Q. ID. ARTHUR q Co,
II and ~ Front street,
dees4 Il HARRISON z SON.
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THE EXPOSITION.
The Interest Increasing.
Large Number of Strangers i'm the
City.
Contributions stiI Coming I'm
the BustIIng Appearance Of the city


The warm and beautiful weather of yes
terday was not without its effect in bring
ing very large attendance to the EXPOSE
ton, the interest in which is favorably in
creasing. The arrivals in the city yester-
day were numerous, and the streets were
thronged with visitors to the Exposition.
~. -.is THIS YEAR AND LAST.
The Exposition of this year is superior to
that of last year. The present buildings
and enclosures cover an area of 100000
square feet; those Of last year contained
$4,000 square feet. The entries so far
amount to 1,505, with others constantly
coming in. The entries last year were 1872.
Hence we see that though the entries are in
excess of last years, yet the building being
so much Larger, require more to fill them.
The crowd in attendance every day, while
it does not fill the building so as to render
it disagreeable, would have appeared
three times as large if the room was
not greater than last year. This makes
vast difference in the appearance of things,
and people have no idea of the grand collec-
ton until they have devoted several days of
observation and study to the exhibition. If
the people in attendance were crowded into
the space occupied by the buildings of la st
years Exposition it would be very disagree
able and difficult to move. Promenading
would be in vain, and very little pleasure
could be derived from a visit. This year
the galleries, twenty feet wide and over
three hundred feet in length, afford pleas
ant promenade, while the horticultural gar
den, with its rare plants, beautiful flowers
and fountain is delightful resort to every
one. But few cities in this country have
ever inaugurated an industrial enterprise on
scale of such magnitude as the Nashville
Industrial Exposition of 1872. In this re-
spect Nashville stands deservedly promi-
nent, and adds to the reputation of social
elegance, refined hospitality and intellec-
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of well looking.
THE ROTARY ENGINE
claimed its share in the attractions, and
many machinists who have examined its
construction are inclined to think it a most
valuable invention. This undoubtedly is a
feature in the Exposition that can hardly
be sufficiently aDpreciated
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For the convenience of visitors benches
have been placed at several places along the
gallery from which view can be had of the
space below, with its fountain and cascade
whose waters sparkle like diamonds under
the brilliant gas lights. Successful expert
ments Ivora made with the
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIvT


~ sion, B., II. and E. RR, 1871.
a aiEAlEs GONG SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
800 sto III; ,t Ma{ lassengcr Train Connects Web
ster WIN train from Southhridge and for nos
EEon a. fiainfeld with trains TO and from Hart,
ESGG, SIlo fIoyigeneei at Norwich with train for
~ =, sew London from West Side station w
10 100 m Way Passenger Train. Connects al Dro,
Sester Wlth trains from Boston, Hashua Fich.
Snrg Lowell, &c, al Worcester Junction Win
Western and Providence trains: al Pminsr, Vie
ttslh ZOE Boston; at Plan0ed for Providence.
~ Driven with traiRs for New London Mystic
an Se w, isyen n.y. ''O
S'AS m va Passenger Train. Connects at wor,
cester with trains from Nashua Fitch5ure ToS5s
el!, &c; 81 Worcester Junction with F,l me-
s5ae IRON Boston and trains from Western and
tain from Boston; at Plainfeld Junction trtiTs
me and Hartford arrive in season for
Webster, Putnam and Daniesonyiej far S ~
Tin ~ steamer from New London, will take thiz
S'~v IN. stesn9ost Express Trsm for New York
S0neoTd o. mSStcesler with trains from Boston
aHTcH22arsi &C. a. Putnam from Boston Wal
{or New II Ta, ana BLACKSTONE; leaves Norwich
N IsAIEs CONG Norm LE&vE SoRwIcH Ar
aco StSssnlocet Express train for Boston, (daY
SAuebt monday connecting at Putnam f,r Isns
ton Blackstone, Frank in and Wairoe; at W Sios
Concord F FG}siSTn Ergmnghan, Lowell Nashua
aonson al RIO m, dependent on arriysi OF
6.cOs N. Wsy Passenger Train. Conncc,r,
flainheld junction for Providence; al pminorn
Gr 61sI9n Ut wing at 1919 n; at woccSter
&C, and Froyidence at Worcester for trains y
IA"" "a NJ: way Passenger Train. Connecting a,
s slnheia VIII train from and for Provjdei,ce,
iElhg al forester Junction in season lor Tram.
" t9Daton providence, Springfield and Alia'iu.
a. Worcester tor trsins to Rosio6 NssIus ',tnayi
wich with iran Ss toaS Train Connects Il Nor
cester with train ior Boston ''''u'''ce' al Hor
, WEBSTER SPECIAL
t tesySs weoser ior worcester 600 an
dti L ~ y. ANDREWS, sup't
HorwiGh & Worcester Divisinu.
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ID o S Il o F f G E .
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

Northern Worcester County yermontand New lamp
shire. closes at 600 m; due at pm.
Manchester Concord and Nashua, n II, Lowell Lcom-
nSter Lancaster, West Boylson, Oakdae and Clinton
closes al a IN ard $3.50 m due at g. Is a m and D m
2 and pm. - "'
Gardner ana VT and Mass r r. closes at G 30 10 On n
IN and p m. Due 81 m and and um,
Pnneeton, East Princeton, and West Sterling close at
$3.50 m. Due at 9,l5
City OF Boston, close at $50 and M lis, and sp
M Due at S end 1879 NJ 30 49, $50 and 1880 pm
p m. Due 81 9,l5 1879 m and 4,3O pm.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
e.e9 Sd close &c 6sV and M LIS and m. Due
ar 6.3O q IN, A. and 1888 m,
Rhode lslalt, close at $50 and II M and $3.50 D M
WAY Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad
close at 800 P m Due a: 9,45 am
Sturbridge Southbrdge and Woonsocket close at 100 a
IN S ana Ky M Due az s,45 N and $50 m.
states close at 545 ana 94j IN, S4j ami pm Due at
az 2 and az am nm, l,45 and 70 pm
SO IA m and 9i5 m Due at 800 m and $3.50 IN.
way NAL between Springfield and Albany close at s. As
d N Van ana S42 p m Due al las and 10 m.
\, New York City and southern States Hartford and
NeW Haven Conn close at 9,45 m, 5,45 and m Due
Norwich and New L6n.on, Conn, Webster and oxford,
aSS'' cio'e az a m AID 4,SO III. Due at and
o,o way MAI on the Norwich and Worcester raroad
closes az > a m. Due at 9am.
a, Staiton e9se at $50 ands m andll5 and m Due
Milford. Mendon, Hopedae and Framingham. close at
M Ilo' and m Due at 9,l5 1880 IN, and 4,3I
southboro', close at pm. Due at IOaOam.
Weslboro', Cordayille, Hopkinton. Ashland and Ho-
4,a0pm. WV " ~
1880 pm. INV
Nothboro'. close at LIS, and p M. Due al 10 20
~ 80
Barre and Smithville close at 9,45 a and IN. Due
Dana North Dana. New Salem North New Salem
close at 9.i5 IN. Due at $3.50 pm.
llubbariston close at 6 and lO,iJ a m and p M Due
at $50 m, 2,l5 and p m.
Princeton, Holden. Rutland. North Rutland close at
~.
Leicester, close at 9.ij a m and 4 D NJ Due al Q n IN
and pm.
oakham and Shrewsbury, close at 9,4j m and $3.50 p
M: Due At $50 a m and pm
Mals for New York and Boston, and plaees beyond
cl9se ~ lnis Office ON Sunday at pm
FoNElGN MAILS Mails for the EurOpean Steamers
NunE NJ q 1 - IN a. =
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CITY OF WORCESTEI

NTI1 VT WUItIIN
IN COMMON COUNCIL, June &c, 1871.
Passed to be ordained.
CHARLES G. REED. President
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, june 20, 1871.
Passed TO be ordained.
Jal EDW. EARLE Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-25
Desirable Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds,

for solid and permanent investments evinced by the
acs that
Five-Twenty Bonds of 1867 are selling at.... II5
Central Pacific bonds are selling at...... IO:B
Chesapeake 81 Ohio BOnas are selling at d
These bonds all pay both principal and interest In New
York City, in U. S. gold CON- and are equally safe for
investment.
The reason why FTvE-TwENTY BONDS are so high
because no more can be issued, and the outstanding
amount Is being rapidly decreased by purchases by the
Government from their surplus revenues.
The reason why we think CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS
will in time advance to the price of FiveTwcntlas is be-
cause no more can he issued while the operation other
Sinking Fund will soon commence TO decrease the
amount.
The reason why CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BoNDs are
selling 30 low, comparatively while equally safe Is be.
cause the Company are selling Bonds TO cumpletet
road. They will all be sold in short time and in few
months the road will he finished when we have no dout
the same result will follow ~ with Five Twenty and
Central Pacific Bonds. The Sinking Fund of the Chesa
peake and Ohio must 80 into effect within one year a0er
the com leilon OF the road.
The Chesapeake a. Ohio Bonds are issued
olows;
500, which cost to-day ...............SO4.15
$500, ...............47I.5G
@A,OOO, ..............O43.I3
orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bonds may be sent
through any National Bank or Banker; or accompanied
WIN Drafts or Cheeks may be forwarded TO by mall
Bonds or money may be forwarded by any responsible
Express Company at expense, and the Chesapeake
AMI Ohio Bonds in exchange, Will be sent by return
Express, charges paid.
We buy and sell Government ana CENTRAL PACIFIC
Bonds and receive them In exchange for CnEsArEAKE
AND ONO BONDS.
Accounts of banks bankers and others received, on
Which d'iow interest at he rate Of four per cent per
daRam
FISK &c HATCH,
n deop&Yeop m Financial Agepth
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y A L v L. 60 ARD'S
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS,
Second Avenue, Corner Tyenty-Seeond ST.
Office No. Bowling Green, New York

SeSNAH avenue corner Iwenty-S So.
Office No. Bowling Green. New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MEsTIZo Burning PICKERs.
PATENT WORSTED BURRLrG PICRERS, Pa.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLyG PICKERS. oILERsto
attach to rckers Patent Steel Ring ami Solid Packing
Burning Machines made Single and Double, for drst
bfeakers OF WoGi Carding Machlnes Fine Burring
Mac hines tor the second breakers and hnishers
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls, plane anO Dersec.-
rug, with Fatent adjustable spring boxes. Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste Busters Cotton Gins Blow
&c ' S"
ENcesiorl At the international Exhibition in Lon
don, Ia0-. anl at Paris Exposition of 1851 our Mes
TITO Burning Picker received a PRIZE MEDAL award;
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair I565-
and in 1867. 1863, and 1870 the highest award.
Al the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded GOLD MEDAL
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
and in 1870 our Double Burner received PREMIUM
At American Institute Fair, 1863 and 1870 our Steel
Rim gFeed Rolls received LIST premium
At American Institute Fair 1870 our Wors ed Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
- OUR STEEL RING BURRING MACHINES ARE THE
ONLF SOLID PACKING BURRING MACHINES IN THE MAR
kET. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed
Our Illustrated Catalogue be had on application
Prompt attention gwen to all inquiries and ORDERS by
az DIT a. l.. SOnb ARD.
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Business CARDS.
4flisrELlnnnnns

FIRE BRICKl
STRONG 81 ROGERS,
wholesale and retail dealers in
FIRE BRICK, CLAY AND KAOLIN
o4ieo 4l6 Main ST., and at the yard Southbridge st.
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A MEXICAN Y FOREIGN PATENTS
r. H. EDDY

10. II. FIJD Y,
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. rs state St., opposite Kiby ST.,
Boston.
No agency in the United States possesses SUPERIOR fq-
eeSJ0r oOtda5ng PdeRtS or dSceTtdiRiag lie pdtetd
bdtfy Of jRCeEtjORS
All necessity OF journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
inter course.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents"
II nave no heslt1iOn in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and traStwOrthy,
and more capable OF putting their applications in form
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
- - - Late Commissioner of Patents"
Mr.. Il. II. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ans
plcations forIatents having been successful in almost
every case Such umsiakable proofof great talent and
ability on his part, leads to recommend ALL Inventors
TO apply TO him TO procure their patents they NAV he
sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their eases; anu az very reasonable charges.
RnaIlm linn | lAl0 nv L q nm
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CITY OF wore TER

& " w y IL y II ) Il II II
The attention Of all persons using Scales, Weights,
selling goods merchandise, called TO the following
statute. SAMUEL SMITH, city CLERK.
In Relation TO Sealing Weights ana Meas
BE ii enacted, &c.;
SEor. l. Al persons using Scales weights measures
or MIX cans Tor e purpose of selling any FOODS wares
mercliandise, or other commodities shall have them
adjusted sealed and recorded by the Seaer OF WEIGHTS
ana Measures in the city or town in which they reside
or have their usual place of business and Shall therear
be responsible for the correctness and eXactness of the
10 have such scales weights measures and MIL W TEN
tested and adjusted az the office Of the scaer Of WEIGHS
and measures whenever they desire to do
SECT. 2 The seaer Of weights and measures in encl
city and town shall 90 year and ufener if nece
form balance, within said city or town thai cannai h
easily or conveniently removed, and test tile accuracy
OF, and adjust and seal the same.
SECT An persons using any scales, weights, meas.
nres, or milk cans for The purpose OF buying selling
any commodity, may have the same tested ana spn e lie
the sc ier OF weights aud measures in the city or town
Where tney reside or lye Their usual place OF business
SECT 4 Whenever complaint Is made TO u sealer of
weights ana measures, under oath by any Derson tnt
he has reasonable cause to believe that any scale wehi
or measure usel IN the sale of any commodity within
the place where such scale weight or measure IL oJ
test aud ma the same according to tie result az VIZ VIZ
test applied thereto, and If the same he Incorrect amI
cannot be adjusted The said seaer shall attach noI
thereto certifying the fact, and Orbld1ing the use bcrc
tholizef standard Any person using any scales "j
or measures alter seaer of weights and measures has
demanded permission 10 test the same and hns neon @
fused such permission. shall be liable to tile same nenni
measure. N "N'bh' VI
SECT. O. All scales. weights and measures Tint am.
not be maze 70 conform 10 the standard shall he annad
"Condemned, orc De-" BY the sealer OF weighs ind
measures and no person shall thereafter use he san,c
Tor weighing or measuring any commodity sold or ex
changed under the penalties provided in the casc Of e
use OF iase weights and measures. ~ VI WV
SECT &. Every sealer Of weights and nensuros s,,u
receive sch compensation for his services M may hr
lNed ny the cily or town within which he Is annoiHted
and 40 fees shall be charged for any Official dnty e ay
perform 80 my
SECT I. Every city and town shall. within the nrst
ten days ofJanuary and July IN each year dyeriiae the
several sections Of tbs act by publishing them in some
wpnper printed IN such city or town. or by posting
them up In one or more public places therein s
stoT. $ This act shall take effect upon lis passage
Approved May 6, 1870, al iaa
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FITCH 4 THOMPSON
GeaaL Clothes.
COMMONWEALTH on NASC

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ sETrs-W oRCEsTER IS. Probate Court 10 the
Heirs aaw, next OF kin, and all other persons interested
in The estate Of LUCY WYMAN, late OF Shrewsbury,
Upon the petition OF Sarah f. Wyman YOU are hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court be held at Wor-
eester in said county, the Tuesday of February
next, AT nine O'Clock in the forenoon. to show cause
any you nave, why an instrument purporing 10 be the
last VIII and testament of said deceased should not be
And the said petitioner is ordered to serve This citation
ny publishing the same once a week, three weeks sue
cessively in the orcester Daily Spy, a newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication 10 be day
al least before said Court, and to send be
sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
nailed postage prepaid each the heirs evisees or
egatees OF said estate, their legal Representatives
Court ~ ie'7'' '''''e ''i'
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court
ts siNleehtn Gay OF January, in the year one thou
CHAS :, STEVENS, Register.
laII djal1,22&29
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
- SETS. WORCESTER, IS. Probate Court-To the
Heirs law, Next OF Kim and other persons Interested
LIyAN, late OF Worcester in said county, deceased:
"a pom the petition Of Ellen Morrison you are hereby
cester, in said County, on the first Tuesday of February
next, at niucoclock in the forenoon show cause, if
any you have, why she, Ellen Morrison, should not be
appointed trustee under the will said deceased in the
place OF John } Brosnihan, deceased.
Ana the sad Ellen is ordered to this citation
publishing The same once week, hree weeks success
day, at least, before said Court.
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire. Judge of said Court
ms sixteenth day OF January, in the year thousand
,,.,- ,CHAs. ]. STEVENS, Register.
IN BANKRUPTCY. - District of NTassa-
ehusetts Notice is hereby given that the subscnb
er has been appointed Assignee Of the Estate of HIRAM
FRBNcH, Of Worcester, adjudged bankrupt on his own
Grafton, December q, ISL. W. Assignee
IN BANKRUPTCY.-D sTR1or OF MAS
u Clinton he a. Of Tanu
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BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER r. R

on and after Monday, Nov q, Trains will leave Card
le l0f 0rce5ter ana intermediate stations nj al X
ana II !? A NJ and at 4f5 p. NJ, making Connection
Win trains on az the roads terminating in or passip
hEig kNlNG-Leaye Worcester at 3 A. NJ I2 70 aAs
.ii 20 y NJ connecting at Gardner with ali ira rs on
me vermont and Massachusetts Railroad TO and fro'
ho9Sae Iunnet Greenfield ana intermediate stations
and south from chose points. -'iis ii0i'n
Worcester. Nov. "A. 1871 ~ g 'es'ueng;
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8aiiroaos.
PROVIDENCE & wOR,

kVRONlDENCE x WORCESTER RAIL
- koAD-Summer Arrangement. June T.. ISL.
express Train stopping only at Woonsockct and IA
5Iasel leaves Worcester a lois m; Providence a.
decomposition TrsIns viii leave Worcester for Frov
pm - $50 NV ' -'''
Providence f9r Worcester and way stations at 10 and
me ~ a m tma and 2lj texpressl trains from
lofs0encei and the 10 10 a. (expresS) and 400 D. m
qnail( trains from Worcester connect nj Wo,rrisis,
junction with trains 10 and fIosa Clinton Fichinrg
1SI saratoga Montreal, Nashua, Lowell Lslwreuce
Tro y, ana ne W llte Mountains Springfield ALBANY
,1o -1i55 NJ aus ana points North West
points. ~ DNss@se CAeehod 10 al important
corn oITSter trains, except express and 30 n N
N5 a. ooilSocket Junction with trains "a and rom
hartford and Eric railroad WIN ''"ii9 vi 'ne Boston,
Taa,.o r,,, SPECIAL TRAINS
heaye providence tor Waterford y an . r., ,,,..,.
Norwich. 14 HOA'ilDIaEe. FutnSD and
Leave WoonsOcket for Providence At . 90n
leave fr0Vldence for UXbFidge at i0G n m IL
Leave JNbridee for Worcester al : Is a M ~
rams eSNe Milford for Worcester and proyi,fe,,c O.,
s aa Nv =. NJ ana $50 p. Woonsocket f,r Mi
turd at M s nl., A. m 'Nt iii