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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-21

lately carried on by Mr.. BOWKER AZ Waldo st.. where
by close attention business and moderate prices he
hopes to gain share of public patronage.
Having sold my Painting Business to JOHN j. O'NEIL.
respectfully recommend him to my former patrons as
one thoroughly competent for the business and would
solicit Tor him large share of public patronage
G. A. BOWKER.
worcester, aug ", 1877. d3Illf au27
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N ga NEW PATENT,
The Celebrated Window Guard and
BUKGLAR-PROOF SASH LOCK

is now on exhibition at the Bay State House. where
full and complete working Model and Lock can be seen
for few days between the hours of 10 and u O'Clock A.
NJ. The best and only Sash Lock OF the kind in the
world Window Guard attached to the Lock, taking the
place of weights sash holding itself any point withou
boiling.
Patent right for sale any one or all Of the United
oVateS' b. NJ ODOM
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
Sept. 24th and 25th. 1872.

and the Committee of Arrangements present the follow
ing Programme confidently believing The Fair will prove
one OF the most interesting and successful held by
The entries OF NEAT CATTLE are already lsroa
number and include many animals that took First Pre-
muIns at the late New England Fair at Lowell as well
some that certainly would have done So had they
been offered there for premiums.
Assurances have also been given that warrant the as
sertion that larger number OF the best horses
Worcester North will be shown than at any Of our
previous Exhibitions.
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HORACE W. BUSH.
80 DIT Constable Of the Commonwealth.

szV uzt Constable OF the Commonwealth.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA
~ CHUSETTS. - To John Fay and Mitchell
Brown, of spencer in the county of Worcester and to
any and al other persons claiming any interest in about
tnfteen gallons OF rum. in one keg and one Jug which,
by virtue OF warrant issued by me- have been seized
at the store of Thomas Prouty, Agent of the Adams
ENPressiCompany, in said Spencer, the fourteenth
DAY OF september, in the year OF our Lord thou
SAND eight hundred and seventytwO the value Of which
liquors, with the vessels containing them does not IN
my opinion, exceed twenty dollars.
You hereby required to appear before me at a
Court to be holden my Office in Brookhed in said
county az ten O'Clock A. M, on the hh day OF october, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
SeventV-twO to answer to the complaint against said
liquors and the vessels containing them, and for trial
and TO show cause if any you have why said liquors and
the vessels containing them, should he forfeited for
being kept for sale by said Fay and Brown a
person whose name is unknown, in violation of the
laws of this Commonwealth
sSNltness my hand and seal at Brookhed this four
teenth dav Of September in the year our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-twO.
GEO. 5. DuELL, Trial Justice.
y true copy. Attest:
HORACE BUSH
ON bln pf tIn. ao1t1,
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Capital 'Stock, 100000
earzz ego, M. RICE. President.


Receives Money on Deposit, and allo1cs FOUR
PER CENT INTEREST per annum on daily
balances, subject to check At sight. FIVE PER
CENT on Special Deposits for sic months or
more
Large or small amounts receioed ooh,cb may
be dra,On as whole or IL part By check at
sight, and without notice, upon oohich Interest
will be qllo,ced for The whole time they remain
Nth the Company.
Government Securities and Gold Coupons
bought and sold at current rates.
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on commission.
Bonds and Faluable Papers reoeiyed for safe
keeping, for 1okich receipts are gi0ea
Small Safes, to which the renter alone has
access, to rent at prices carrying from SIS to s75
each per dnnum.
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Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railway,

Vice President also Directors in the Springfield and
Illinois Southeastern Railway, large number Of these
Bonds W'H be purchased 5y lot semi annually At PAR
and accrued Interest, gciRg The fortunate holders II
Per Cent. profit on their Investment, besides nearly
Per Gent. interest.
GR~We respectiullynvite the attention of all Capt.
talists to this security particularly safe and desira-
Bile one.
Pamphlets and Maps with full particulars, furnished
by written or personal application.
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GBs 9afg SPY: dactst SATURDAY. Humg September 2 1872
aotitts.


'E'O CONTRACTORS for the
construction Of the extension Of tie Boston, Barre
ana Gardner Railroad, from Gardner 10 Winchendon
taoouI ten miles, will be received at the office of the
next. " 1890 ''' 20
We ask for proposals for completed Railroad ready
terais including fencing
Also for the grading iii masonry with road bed pre-
any part thereof
The directors reserves right to reject all Ibds not sat
1siactorv to them.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
Worcester Sept Is. 1872 dtoI 80
LIS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETTS.-To Margret Merritt of North
Brookhed, in the county Of Worcester, and any and
an other persons claiming any interest in about six gal
gallon Of rum, IN two jugs; which, by virtue OF a war
rant issued 10y NE. have been seized the dwelling
house OF said Merritt, in said North BroUkhcld. on Inc
fourth day of September in the year our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventytwO the value OF
which liquors, with the vessels containing them does
not. i'll my opinion, exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before me- at n
Court to be holden at my Office, in BroOkdeld
In said county at ten O'Clock A. NJ the nth dav Of
October IN the year OF Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sevenyw0, 20 answer TO the complaint against
sad liquors and the vessels containing them and for
trla, ana TO show cause, II any You have why said
liquors and the vessels containing them should not be
forfeited for being kept sale by said Merritt in viola
ton Of the laws OF this Commonwealth
. witness, my hand and seal, BrOOkeld this f0b
day OF September in the year OF Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two.
GEO, 5. DUELL,
Trial Justice,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
" The Leases being about to expire, l offer for sale
the two south Houses in the French Block on the
east side of Lincoln street. Lincoln square They
are entirely separate and each contains eleven shed
rooms, besides pantry, wash closets &c; both
have city water and gas, and has bath Dom and
furnace. There about 5000 of land with passage
way into lnwood street giving chance stable They
are only few rods from Main street. and horse ears pass
every few minutes. One or both will be sold low and
on very easy terms of payment. Possession Oct Isl
D. 5. MESSENGER
disIw Ia Cl,ast,,,lt
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TIOE TO BUILDER S.

Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of the
subscribers, for the Erection Of Additions and Altera
tons to the Jail and House Correction for the county
of Worcester, at Worcester
Proposals to be made the entire work under one
contract and will be received until Friday the 18th Of
september, 1872, at O'Clock Plans and specihca-
tons may be seen at the office Of r. Boyden & Son
Architects, 4O6 Main ST. Worcester. The County Com
msoners reserve the right to reject any all the pro-
pOsals.
By order Of the County Commissioners
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NEW PARTNERsnIP.

The subscribers have formed coparnership under the
fTm name Of JOSEPH CHASE q Co. for the transaction
OF general grocery business at the old stand No 375
Main street. JOSEPH CHASE,
i. ID. DWINNELL
Worcester, May 6,lS72. dti IA
NOTICE!
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! Mrs, COrnea A Bartlett I07 Fourth ST. New Bedford
Cancer Of the face, covering the whole OF one check
cured in seven days without pain. VIII answer inqui.
ries.
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By order Of the County Commissioners
+. BOIDEN & son, Architects.

NoTIoE-The time for receiving the proposals for the
above work has been extended to SATURD AY, DIST
September AT 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order of the County Commissioners.
audi dts2l Il. BOYDEN & son. Architect
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. - Sealed
~ Proposals will be received TIL the evening of the
2lst inst for the building School House in Eagle
vile, Holden, As 35, two stories in height Plan and
specifications may be at the house of the Chairman
Of Committee in Holden centre The Committee reserve
the right to reject or all proposals.
j. H. GLEASON,
CHARLES BRYANT, Committee
SAMUEL WARREN, )
Holden Sent, H. 1872. cot SO
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the hrm
name OF JOSEPH CHASE a. Co.. is dissolved by mutual
consent All accounts will be settled at the old stand
and patrons are requested to be prompt in settling old
accounts. JOSEPH CHASE,
FRED. A CHASE.
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John ]. MoCauly, New Bedford-sore Eyes for IA
years. doctOred all the time with ply sicans In New
York, Providence, and New Bedford; received no help
until called DR.. HeniOn, while at the Parker House
IN New Bedford, and he cured my eyes in two weeks.
VIII answer inquiries.
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THE FLOWING MATCH

which attractive feature of the Fair last year
will be repeated with such additions and improvements
as our experience will enable us to make. 'The motive
power will be supplied by two of the Ellis YapOr
Engines made by the Haskins' Machine Co. OF Fitch
burg and Portable Engine of pattern, made by the
New England Machine Co.. of the same place.
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= a
notice.!
PAINTING BUSINESS

JOHN ]. ONEIL respectfully informs his friends and
Lle nnhc that he has hNunhL the
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FBNO HORSE OWNERS THE announce
ment made a short time since, that those who
wished horses shod with the GO0DENOUGH SHOE
could be accommodated at the shop of the Street Rail-
way Company. led to greater increase Of work than
could well be attended to with present facilities; there
fore an arrangement has been made between the Good
enough Horseshoe Company and Mr. A. J. BEAIIS, 81
Market ST., whereby he will hereafter set the Good
enough Shoes for all who wish them.
II. S. SEARLES,
- TINT p.il,r
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true copy. Attest:
HORACE W BUSH
$50 DIT Constable of the Commonwealth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 81. The L. S.
steamer Richmond is being prepared for sea.
at Philadelphia, and will sail in the course of
len days. She will probably join the North
Atlantic station for duty in the West Indies.
Notwithstanding the numerous outrages
along the Mexican border, there is every rea-
son to believe our authorities do not antici-
pate any interruption of friendly relations
between our own and the Mexican govern
ment. 1t is confidently expected that an I'M
derstanding will be had whereby both govern
ments will take such steps as to suppress dis
orders occurring on both sides of the Rio
Grande, and punish severely all persons who
fail to observe the law.
Rev pr. Wines, Commissioner to the In
ternational PenitentAty Congress of London.
this morning presented to President Grant
his preliminary report in which he says, This
movement inaugurated by the United States,
has proved complete success. and is deslin-
ed to produce result rs wiie AS they wilt he
beneficial.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, oct. 80. Sir samuel Martin,
puisne baron of the Court of Exchequer, will
probably succeed Lord Penseance as Judge
of the Court of Probate.
The emperor of Germany has conferred
on Hepwsrth Dixon the decoration OF the
Knight of the Golden Cross.
A letter from on board the British sioop
OF war Shearwater reports that Lieut.. Moore
and Gunner Mahoney of that vessel on the
18th inst. performed the feat Of swimming
across the IIellespont from Abedos to Se>tos.
Madrid, Oct. 81. The trial of nipeach-
ment of the members of the Sagasta ministry
promises some curious disclosures. Senior
Sapas,a la, announced his intention OF de-
ieI.6iug himself at the trial.
A private company has proposed to the
Spanish government to construct and main
tain at its own expense lines Of telegraph
throughout the country.
Paris, Oct. 81. The waters OF the river
Rhone are rising. The dykes above the town
of Aries are broken in many places, and the
extensive plains of the Camarque are mum
dated.
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Telegraph News in General.

Philadelphia, Oct so. The cases of horse
disease number 800 in this city, and $50 in
Camden. No deaths are reported.
Manchester, N. H., Oct. 81. The horse
distemper prevails pretty generally through
out the city, and threatens seriously to inter-
fere with business interests. Hundreds of
horses, in both public and private stables, are
suffering from the disease, though it has not
assumed a dangerous form.
The Grant Tanners go to Portsmouth to-
morrow night.
A battalion of the Greeley regiment has
gone to Concord this evening to goin in the
demonstration for the liberal candidate.
small barn near the corner of Central
and Beach streets were burned this after
noon.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 81. Hon. John A. Girls
void died this evening.
Albany, N. y, Oct. 81. The horse disease
prevails here yet, and the laboring men are
brought into use drawing wagons.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. 81. The horse malady
has appeared here and in Portsmouth. Two
horses have died, and others are in critical
condition.
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News From New York.

New York, Oct. 81. The jury in the case
of Chief OF Police McWiliams of Jersey City
to day failed to agree, and he was discharged.
The coroner's jury in the case of Manning,
who was killed at political meeting by a
chimney falling upon him. to-day rendered a
verdict in accordance with the facts, but the
Jury were unable to ascertain who pulled the
chimney over.
The 10Th annual meeting of the Home Mis-
sionary Society was held to-day. Encour.
aging reports of the missionary work were
received. The receipts for the past wear
were S53, 93s: expenditures, S4S, 464.
A few days ago motion was made before
Judge Barrett in the Supreme Court on de-
murrer to dismiss the civil suits brought by
the board of supervisors against VIM. Nj.
Tweed, Richard Is. Connolly and Thomas c.
Fields, on the ground that the board had no
right of action, the Attorney General having
instituted suits on the same ground of action.
Judge Barrett decided that the board of su-
pervsors had a right to bring such suits, and
overruled the demurrers with costs.
Judge Ingraham to-day granted an applica.
ton on behalf of Geo. S. Scott for injunction
to restrain the Chicago { Northwestern Rail
road company from iasuing any stock unit
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and instructins the jury ia fssafd y thsif du.
~. The 0iohe fepofter eave - $500

There was evidently an expectation Of hx.
ing the responsibility upon Mr.. Dow, the nrst
brakeman Of the local freight train, who Or
diuarily had charge of the switch while the
three trains were at Seabrook, until the local
train had left. The evidence all failed, ct
least in the view Of all with whom have
conversed, thus clearing the Eastern railroad
Of all responsibility. Mr.. Dow sQuafely de.
MED the statement that he had ''owned up" ~
it was expressed, affirming that hs 1T the
switch for the Bangor express fright train
and then left, It being then on the main track
and Just a. it should be for the Pullman pas
senger, almost Immediately to follow. Every
thing goes to confirm his statement The last
seen OF him while at the switch was in thus
throwing the same for the two trains, then he
went to the depot to arrange In regard to load
ing the freight and making up the train for
Boston. The switch was left a. no railroad
man would have left it, as was testified to by
those who examined it immediately aftsr the
collision. There was not time for Mr.. Dow
to do 1t after the Bangor train passed, when
he was with the other employees. Those who
would make him answera lie for the catastro-
phe, while in court, fixed upon another en-
ploye of the road as the one who told them
that he changed the switch, the very men
bringing the charge thus falsifying II.
How soon the verdict will be rendered, l
Aho~ not, out the Anxiety VI tne Pupac s0ouAu
prompt 10 early action and decision. II that
decision relieves the Eastern railroad of ac
tual responsibility in regard to the cause of
the collision, through their employees, of
course, the road is relieved of pecuniary re.
sponsibility. This is common sense If not
law, and that there is no evidence TO Ak the
disaster on any employee of the road, there
can be no question. The investigation has
shown incidentally that the read 10 doing all
possible for the safety of passengers, and for
their prompt and quick transportation, and it
Is but justice that its management should have
the credit of it. President Lathrope's evil
dence, which was clear and business. like,
showed this purpose, while it broughs to view
the good judgment exercised in adopting the
best appliances.
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Boston Items.

Boston, Oct. 81. Fatality arising from the
horse epidemic is considerably on the in
crease in Boston, deaths averaging % to 80
daily. Very few new cases are reported, and
many among the early attacked appear to be
recovering, but scarcity Of horses fit to work
continues greatly to incommode business and
travel, with small hope of improvement for
days to come.
In the case of McElhancy, convicted of the
by George Sennatr, his counsel, to be argued
hereafter.
Amphilogue Barrican is now on trial for
the murder of his wife in July last, on Mer-
rimac street, by beating her, causing prema.
ture child. birth.
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STATE NEWS.

In Houlton, hay sells at SO to SO; apples
GO to 20 cents a bushel butter, 20 to % cents
eggs, Is to 20 ceuts; potatoes, 40 to As cent.
The Portland Cadets are forming squad
of 80 men, with view of visiting Boston and
giving an exhibition drill.
Able seamen are still in great demand al
Bangor.
The Fairfield Chronicle says that Brown
& Hilton of North Arson, have handsome
tour-year-old which stands II hands, and
weighs 1900 pounds. The horse was former
ly owned in Fairfield, and promises to be
eject of foot"
Daniel Greeley of Clinton has harvested 90
bushels of wheat from bushels of seed. n.
NJ. Prescott from bushels of barley has har
vested los l-2 bushels.
G. r. Bean of Denmark met with serious
accident Tuesday while assisting in setting
| the underpinning under new house which
he is having built. A piece of the stone UNI
derpinning fell upon an iron bar which he
was using, striking him on the shoulder,
breaking his collar bone in two places.
The Free Press says that Col. Geo. w.
Kicker, who is now in Rockland, is investi-
eating the feasibility of horse railroads TO the
lime quarries. He has entire confidence that
they may be made good property, provided
they can be started with the principle part of
the business secured to them.
Carleton, Norwood & Co. launched from
their yard in Rockport on the 26th inst, q
fine three. masted schooner Of o53 $1,000 tons
burden, named the Stephen Bennett.
The Advocate says of the Somerset railroad
that the bridge across the kennebec lat Nor
ridgewock will be completed the coming win
ter. Of course that means the completion of
the Somerset road to North Arson at an ear
ly day.
The O'Bren shoe factory at Thomaston has
suspended work for the present, to make ar
rangemen;s for spring work if they conclude
to go on.
The kennebec Land and Lumber Company
are going to erect Immediately in Gardiner Il
shop l00x3j feet, and two stories high, for
manufacturing purposes. 1t will be furnished
with steam
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Oct. n.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money close though not strls gent, per cent cur
rency to per cent. gold. sterling Exchange heavy
under increased supply of cotton bills, and fears
of u squeeze in cash gold at 1851 alOs leng, 1895
Sll0 at short sight Gold quiet, within range Of
li!A al2t5, with exceptional sales late in the day
at 1929, loans at one thirtytwo and one-slxteenh
for use tomorrow, and for carrying at2ai per
cent. Clearngs We're S66,oo0 900. Treasury die.
bursements were $4,000. Governments opened
lower and closed firm State bonds very dull and
steady. Stocks opened frmer with slight adj
vance in North Western and Pacific Mail, but the
hrmness did not continue the whole market being
rather dull.
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BANGOR.

Bangor, Me-, Oct. 81. The first deaths
among horses, caused by the dissemper, have
occurred since last night, during which time
six have died. The horses which kept up a
free discharge at the nostrils seem to get
nearly or quite ceased seem to be filing up at
the lungs
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such issue 10 authofised By two-thifds Of the
owners of the capital stock.

euCn 190U0 ~ 0Ut00f1xeO " MO>thifQS VI IHe
owners Of the capital stock.
In the McCunn will case to-day Surrogate
Hutchins decided that Mark McCunn and
Elizabeth McMains were half.brother and
half.siste of the late Judge McCunn, and
therefore they and their descendants have
standing in court to contest the will.
Edward E. Hendricks, a curb.tone broker,
waslarrested to-day, charged with having sold
S4S00 in United States bonds, which had been
stolen from the Office of the town clerk Of
Middleboro', Mass, Dec. 10, 1871. Hen.
bricks was locked up for examination.
There is general improvement to-day
among the horses sfai cted by the prevailing
epidemic, but business and travel are still
seriously interfered with by the disease.
Eighty-fve deaths form the malady were re-
ported in this city, and twenty-five in Brook
Ign.
The board of health have instructed DR..
Jones of this city, sanitary inspector, to make
thorough investigation ofthe nature Of the
disease.
In the fire department all the horses were
sick to-day. The self compelling engine
which was expected to arrive to-day from
New Hampshire will not reach here till to-
morrow.
Mrs. King and Mrs. II. A. Pratt, phys-
clans, accompanied by counsel, appeared at
the place of registration in Jersey City to-day
and demanded that their names be placed on
the poll list preparatory to voting Tuesday
next. The question was submitted to City
Attorney W. A. Lewis, who gave an adverse
decision. The women propose to take the
case into the courts.
Proctor, DENIM and Foley, who were ar
rested in the act Of breaking into the First
National Bank in Jersey City, and who ac
cused Chief of Police New illiams of partici-
pating in the burglary, were sentenced to-
day-Proctor and DENIM for Is years each
in the State Prison, and Foley to IA years