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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-09
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CITY NEggg s.
The City Election

Ehe City Election.
The polls open to-day at A. a. and close at
4 P. NJ. The voting places in the several wards
will be the same as at the presidential election.
The result Of the bslloiing for mayor in all the
wards will be bullelmcd in front of the Spy
office as soon after one o'clock as possible. The
following is corrected list of the nominations
of both parties
Republican Ticket.
FOR MAYOR.
CLARK JILLSON
FOR ALDERMEN.
Ward 1-GEoRGE 5. HopPIN
Ward 3-WM II JoURDAN.
Ward 5-RANsoI &. TAYLOR.
Ward AURA q Co.'s.
WARD ONE.
Common Counoil-James Rogers.
School 8oard-Rev Edward II Hall.
Assistant Assessor Chandler Putnam.
Ward Oficers-Warden, Geo II Kendall; Clerk,
Almon II Fisher; Inspectors, Lucius P Goddard
Geo Dudley, John Lyman.
WARD TWO.
Common Council-Ihomas Tateum, Henry
school Board-wm Harlow.
Assistant Assessor-Geo W Gale
Ward Officers Geo Boutelle; Clerk,
Geo w Gale; Inspectors, Heury 3 Wellington
Frederick W Briggs, VIM Brown.
WARD THREE.
Common GOunci-Daniel D Wiley.
School Board-Henry Hakcs.
Assistant AssassOr-W Ansel WashbuIn.
Ward oIicers = Warden, Horace w Bigelow;
Clerk, Frederick Barnard; Inspectors, John A Da9
Wis, Uhas Bowker Daniel W Bemis.
WARD FOUR.
Common Council - Frank Morrison John p
Streeter.
School Board-Emerson N stockwell, Rev Chas
NJ LamsOn.
Assistant Assessor-Willard T Pond.
Ward Officers Warden, James Engley; Clerk
Chas w Moody; Inspectors, Geo 7 kendrck Wal
do Sessions David N Earle.
WARD FIVE.
Common Capitalization G Otis.
School BOard-Ruius Merriam.
Assistant AssessGT-JO SIS Perry.
Ward Oihcers-War'ien, Chas w Parker; Clerk,
Argalis 7 Butler; Inspectors, w Gassett, Edwin
5 Pike, Edwin Seares.
WARD SIX.
Common COUncil-Wiiam II Dexter Nathan II
Chandler, George T. Wood, ito ill yacaucy.)
School Bosrd-Edward Peabody
Assistant AssessOr-Samuel HOughton.
Ward OlHCers-WaTdeH, henry Z Rawson; Clerk
Charles Chapn; Inspectors, Charles l. ReddiRg
Andrew Patterson, Parliman H Stearus.
WARD SEVEN.
Common COuncil-Calvin y ilartshorn
School Board Charles Ballard Edwin L Marble
Assistant Assessor-William G Maynard.
Ward Olicers-Warden, Henry u Merriam;
Clerk Albert A. Lowell; Inspectors, John Peacock
Granville Longley, Charles j Brooks
Common Council-Enoch Fl Towne George
Geer
school Board-Charles A Chase.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures March
Ward Ohcers-Wardeu, Thomas N Lamb: Clerk
James II Bancroft; Inspectors Il James Tatman,
Jonas White, Charles Parker.
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GEORGE T. MERRY,

A CARD TO THE VOTERS OF WARD ONE
For the sake Of harmony, and of the success Of
tue citizens ticket at the coming municipal
election, we, the undersigned, withdraw oul
names from the ticket nominated at the caucus
held in ward one, Friday evening, Dec I, 1872
DENNIS O'KEEFE,
THOMAS Hickey.
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Nessrs, Edtors Allow me to commend to
scripture, in addition to those he has already
quoted:
list Timothy, 9th chap, goth v; 90, Timothy,
keep that which is committed to thy trust,
avoiding x Il vain babblings"
I'd Timothy, ID chap, 23d ". "But foolish
and unlcarned questions avoid, knowing that
they do gender siriies"
I'd Timothy, 3D. chap, 14th ": "But continue
thou in the things thou hast learned and hast
been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast
learned them" H.
Worcester, Dec 7, 1872.
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Citizens FicI.ci.

NAEbNSLA'@ acssca'
FOR MAYOR,
Hrnp.J1 II y7t,ppN-
W, EoR ALDEliaiEN,
Nara l-EMORE BANIsrEB.
3-NILldAM u JoURpAN'
5-JoHN l. MURPHY
EDWIN MORSE.
WARD ONE.
Common Council-Jamcs Rogers
School BOard-ReY Edward II Hall.
Assistant Assessor-johu NJ Earle.
Ward 0flicers-Warien, james Broadbent Clerk
George w BiIick; inspectors, John Pratt Ia
win Bradbury, b II hubbard.
WARD TWO.
Common COuncil-Henry Goddard Thomas L
Iateum.
School Board-Wm T Harlow.
Assistant Assessor George w Gale
WARD THREE
Common Council Eugene Moriarty
School Board, Terence j Hynes
Assistant Assessor Johu OrlscoH
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the barn were two horses that persisted in the
flames. wagon and considerable stock was
also destroyed. The loss will be about $500.
In the central district court Saturday NOM
ing, Charles Williams, Lewis Dimmock and
Magnus Dro, the three burglars, were brought
into the central district court, this morning, and
pleaded on complaints for breaking into and
larcenics from the house of Mr.. E. W. Bradford,
and the store of Messrs. Fish & Veaze. They
all pleaded guilty 10 both complaints except
Williams, who denied the charge Of theits from
MI Bradford S house. Each of the three was
held in $4,000 bonds for an appearance this
morning.
James Maloney, boy eleven years old, was
arrested on Main street by officer McIane,
about halfpast three o'clock Saturday morning,
with team belonging to Richard L. Jewell, the
street lamplighter, in his possession. 1t APP
pears that the boy, who used to work for Jewell,
went to his house on the evening previous, and
took the horse and wagon without leave, and
had driven about all night. Young Maloney
has rather bad reputation, and will probably
be sent to the reform school for this and other
misdemeanors.
The regular monthly meeting of the Worces-
ter teachers association was held Saturday
afternoon, at the high school building, Mr..
Haynes Of the Lamatne street school presiding.
Mr.. Marble made some pointed remarks upon
teaching grammar, and spoke in high terms of
Clarks grammar as a text book. Remarks
were also made by Mr.. Woodman and others,
after which the president introduced Prof Geo.
H. Martin of the state normal school at Bridge
water, who read highly interesting'paper upon
practical education. The following officers were
elected for the present term: President, A. h.
Davis; Vice President Mary H, Warren; Secre-
tary, Susie Everett; Executive Committee, Mrs.
II. G. Waite, Mary T. Reed.
The vote on the Old South question to-day
will be on accepting an act of the legislature
which will give the city council what it never
has had, absolute control of all the land of the
common comprised within the square of streets.
If the act is not accepted, there may not be
another opportunity during the present genera
tiOn to give the city council that full control of
the only available and smallsized public ground
that we have. II the act is accepted, then it
will be optional with the city council at any
future time to take action on removing the
building after making settlement with the
society, or TO be finally settled the same way
that the railroad question was, by commissioners
appointed by the supreme court, and to be con-
irmed by the court, or to take no action and let
the building remain, it being merely question
of the eminent domain of the city through their
representatives in the city government,
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-MiChael Reynolds, a
young man twenty-five years old, was killed by
the cars on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
between Madison and Hermon streets, about two
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. He was a sailor,
and had returned from a trip to the West Indies
few weeks ago. He, in company with a COM
rade, visited Worcester in search of work, hut
not finding any started to walk to Fall River
At the time of the accident, Reynolds was walk
ing on the Nashua track, but seeing
train approaching, stepped on
the Norwich track little distance
in front of a shifting engine. The buuter of
the engine struck him in the bowels, knocking
him down, and he was dragged some distance
underneath the tender. He was horribly man
gled and died almost instantly. The engineer
reversed his engine, whiStled, and did all in his
power 10 avert the danger, but Reynolds did not
seem to realize his peril. Coroner j. Marcus
Rice took charge of the body and held an in
quest later in the afternoon. The verdict exon.
crates the employees Of the road from all blame.
The jurors were B. Frank Lee, foreman; S. r.
Ripley, Austin Gleason, Alden Rice, William
Bropby and Lyman Drury.
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\ SAD ACCIDENTAL little girl eight years
Old, daughter Of James Lord of New Worcester,
while playing on the track of the Boston and
Albany railroad, just south of Tainter's mill,
about three O'Clock Saturday afternoon, was
run over by freight train, and had both feet
terribly crushed by the wheels. She was taken
to her fathers house on Webster street, where
both legs were amputated above the ankle. She
is now as comfortable as could be expected, but
her injuries are SO serious that it is doubtful if
she RECEIVERS.
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- ERVANT GIRLS, who know your bl

- ERVANT GIRLS, who know your bust
- ness aud mean work 90 TO lkWlN,S EMPLOY
OFFICE opp Afechqnics Han there the best aulilics
IN The cltv and country nave len their orders. But
when they nav servants they expect service. The rud
dy-chceked modest daughters Of Erin, quick TO learn
,nd SIiiinr 10 work may comes the smart spry pfac-
Teal Yankee girls trained by good mothers may come;
Iryir has paces for them nu. But pert jnunty LADY,
itaggerIng stumbling intelligent maan who deals IN
such help. irwin wants them not families want them
not, for they are pieces Of mlllinerynot servants
III dtf
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WARD THREE CAUcUs.-Thc adjourned eau
Gus of ward three was held in Singer hall Sat
urGay evening, and largely attended. In taking
a ballot for councilman the check list was en-
| ploycd, and the ballot gave Eugene Morarty %
votes, C. O'Sulliyan IA, and J. B. McNIahan g..
The nomination was then made unanimous
on motion of Samuel McFadden. The full ward
nominations are as follows:
Common Couneil-Eugene Moriarty.
School BOard-Terence J Hynes.
Assistant AssesSOr-John Driscoll.
Ward Oficers-Warden, Lyman Brown; Clerk p
) OHogan; Inspectors, VIM L Gray, Benjamin
Zaeder, Peter Mc1ighe.
At a meeting of those dissatisfied with the
nominations the following ticket was arranged
Common Counci-COrneius O'Sullivan.
School BOard-Terence j Hynes.
Assistant Assessor-Timothy Quirk.
Ward Oiicers-Warden, Lyman Brown; Clerk
George Holmes; Inspectors VIM L Gray Benja-
min Zaeder, David Powers.
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LATEST NEW
BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

so THE WORCESTER sAgny svs
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To THE VOTERS OF WoRCEsTER-A circu-
lar has come TO my notice headed: "MAYoR
VERY AND THE POLICE FORCE" | desire 10
say that it is tissue of falsehoods, and ii the
opposition have no other weapons, their cause
must indeed be desperate.
GEORGE T. NFRRy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-09

SUNDAY OPENING OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Sunday opening of the Green library and
reading rooms Of the free public library, yester-
day, proved very successful. About one hun
dred and fifty persons visited the rooms. They
were opened at O'Clock, and throughout the
afternoon the upper room was filled, and the
lower room considerably used. This was what
was anticipated, as there are no Sunday news
papers in the rooms. The rooms were not so
full in the evening as during the afternoon.
Still they were occupied at all hours by in
terested readers.
The frequenters of the library were not at
tracted by curiosity, but evidently came to read
and study. The librarian, during his office
hours, was kept very busy providing books con-
tanning information desired by users. So large
an attendance on rainy day is noteworthy,
and this fact, with the evidently good use made
of the library and rooms, helps much in form
ing an opinion upon the wisdom Of the board
of directors, in opening the rooms on Sunday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-09

THE MASONIC By mistake
for which we arc not responsible, in the notice
of the installation of officers of the Rising Star
lodge of Freemasons, Saturday morning, the last
years list Of officers was published, instead of
those recently elected. The following is the
correct list of officers ofthe lodge for 1873:
W. NJ, OsgoOd Plummer; S. w, Eliphalet HoI.
brook; J. w, Henry W. BOyden; Treasurer Rus
sell II. shepard; Secretary Albert j. Stone; s. d.
CLARK Earle; j: s., Amasa a. Copeland; Chaplain,
Asa L. Burbank; Marshal, Harrison II. Comings
L s lfnnrmn w Shaw. Iulnr I.n,ris l,nr,,a,,a.sr
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sTRONG 81 ROGERS.

FHVO LET.-A Shop, to let, No, ia South
bridge ST. 10 feet long - stories high and cellar
under all building; large windows all round the build
ing will make very good Boot and Shoe Shop. Rent
ow. Apply at No. E6 SOuthbrdge st. dit ja4
THNO LET-Rooms in new Building adioin-
u ing White ~ Commits Store suitable tor offices or
light mechanical business. with power if wanted APP
ply to ELLIS THAYER, in the Store, or
w II. DEXTER,
oqi Main At
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81 lter in @oluert.@ ountp, nabs 2oioer marlboro.
greis $3.50.
Wobnune na9e 0illerspile. Yreis $1,000 auI leifte
Sebinaungen. NGbcres bel &. y wtahon. Nr.
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mudt Oes u-nterjeihncteu ScrUaltcr5 un6 cines De-
tretts ocs SrctF9eridts Der Stuot Baltimore Quf o.
fentllter Tuition Die ~iol9erocu icbr bubid 0elcge.
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@Oo NtonroetraBe, Bptlden Baltimore Il. 9ot@
ln5rra4e, 1870 6uB tet.
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2bctl SGltlmoGe's. itbr bob gelt9cn urh buttn cine
dus9eotbnte Nusiitt Guf Ole Sta6t, Yat uRo oe6
umliegenoen SQnoc6.
Gte5 lit 9erul6tit cine ieItenr @ele9enbeit Fir it9cn0
Semanh, ipelter cine 0n9encbme g~3obHun9 lpitnitt.
Die gage Oriber etn 3beit Der QroBtn Strede Bombs
9(eolCRtzNile) 1T unlibertrcfibar iir @ciunbbeit, II
iot9en or Sopt El0pl lt un9tEegnt WopRu1Sel I'M
CONNER.
9aaicr miIicu lid uerbinftib MAIDEN. feline @e
hGuoe BON mcni9er 8reite, ais bic Srcite Der BlGse
a., is, 10 Deer % fu6), iutc es Der 5all icin mag
obne GinlUtliGuna oes BcrlUGlters gu bauen, ooer auI
irgeno einen 9btiI ocs BlaBes ir9ero Gin @cbGuoe,
lUthes Dem Wertbe or 0n9lcnSenoen YlGtc I9aocn
toHute, baueH ODER bauen 5u ldhen.
Stoiugungtn: Gin Sitltbeil boar unb Der 8teit in
Elm, SpGt, orel uno olCr sabre, init SinIcn balbldbrs
lid, 90 lilies baGr, nod Sellebeu oC6 SGufcrs; ODER
Die game 9auiiumme tam aWi cine 0runez
mietbt iteben bleibcn. =
NGtcre Austunit, Blame unS Beidreibuugen fann
man pom Den AuttondtorCR oocr Serludlter 5etom=
men. @ep. s.. Steudrt, 8erlpQlter;
(96-iG0) i. NJ. Senmett s. S0mp., Auit.
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Mer;te, MoOotaten &c.
Wleranher @nlE.

MbDpfat uuS NetbtSaitfralfs
Ser. ~, 2ansSnilfines, Siosueit~Gdc BON st
Haul' unb 2erin9toniirase beiorst geri6tliae Sc
itdite unb @o1ettioEeni amerifa uEb&uropG. t244-
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.Vieroe! Gfcrhc! Gferbc

N Soebcn aus Dem wciten crbaItea 2 Barren
poa por,lelider ihperer Bug. Sabra oocr 0fett=
pferbe, meIde ib Su ben Hiebri9iteu Ntarftpriien OF.
ferlre. Neue Senounsen iece 2Sode.
81. Micss
(Rdr,2nt Sir. 1870 uro 1872, alice Innftr.
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Derfammlune8=Sofal ia 1eruttes

Gin 9ofal i'm 2. gtodluerte bes nsuen @eb&ubes
tes &C orreiponbenten," potltdnbig fir @eriommz
luEeeH ein9eridtet, nit faum fir 100-170 Berioneu,
gas &C., 1T bepm 4benb, Monat ODER Sabr billie
an 9elelidaIten, 8unpereine, 9osen, Sinspereine
&c. su permistbeu. Vtan meIbe I'D in Der Gryeh.
b. 81, 1851
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Autttuus=S

F4.U- BON
Werthpolcm SrunrSin5freien ~Giaenfhnme,
SuoDetzGdc Der Sant= uuo @oliItrase.
Sn 6ol9e bes auitragce ocs Sigentbiimers ner0en
mir ON XlGSe W1ontag, ben %. 4pIil, HadmittG96
4 rbr, cen 9Gnieu Uertbpoucn GrunopIab mir 9e.
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Die DISQUALIFICATION belteben in eirrnl cinit0di9en
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nm eiEc ooer mebrerr GtG9en gu truscn. 2Us &C.
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ueroen, uno Fam III oieiem ODER it9eno eiEem auoe=
rem Siuede eebrunt rUercen.
acknowledgements: Gin 0titttbcil baor, bG
Tteit in 2 9Ieidcn .3ablun9en in 8 unb 6 OionGter
nit 3inien pom 8ertauIsta9e, obtr allies baar. mad
6em Selieben oe5 1duiers.
Cine gtn1abluu9 BON 800 muB bei'm aauie se.
madlt iuerbeH.
go, 2,46,H S.S. Guuipan S spbn, Gutt.
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On Nprfnufpn

Miii. Das breifodise Bobnbaus Gr. 3, Glib
rabe YaIrIrore arabe, b,uis unb nit leihten
SeOlnauneen. Naberes al crtnnb Stene. (95-t00)
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9eutjhe Mpotlefe
9ie X1irfiid=M uifiidleu Waoer

ser. AS, Bef%6apettes, rabe GntapH rase
perbiten ni6t MIR 3ranfbeit. ionbern finD elm iiderea
SeilmitteI sesen Rbeumatismus, @i6t, 9dbrnung,
aeidpdtte eeber, Nlere1.a rantbett uuo bic Der lirins
VefdBe, nerpoie unb pbpftali59e Sdpdde.
Die eleftriiten uno demifalii6ea 8dber brinser
MAIDEN Die girfuIatioH oes S6tueiBes trei. (260-)
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3u %berfanfen.

EESSiiI Wobnbaus nit aaben (Gdbaus), an Der
s pgwz, nabe Iisquitbirase.- 3fpei @obnbdu,er an
Der Stirlin9=, nabg OfabiIonfraBe. Gin 8otr baus
on Der Sep.aaep gu n~iehri9em &reiie. Noberes in
1853, FORFEIT, Gcse Der Srontfr. $50
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Eia SIN Sff.W pnutnent=, 5tpilben Sonofr.
uno Broaondn, elm blliees fteines SSobnbaus.
Siu9es s Sarseant,
1917 81. 3, ct. BGulfr.
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Qan6QIter,

Sa 9anOgiiter.
Tirionen, pelde 2anbzJieiibensen ODER eonbfeaen
,u er6alten wiInihen, polen ~sefdQisit poripre6en
unb 3bomos' 9riuot-Suh einieben, gr lit Elm prot
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Tbt piele gortbeite, ba er Die l~auptldblihlten SGnD=
after i'm 9 taatt feunt.
9bpmas 3 Comp,
iTsbr. S,f2Ift.l ede Der ct. Saul & Saratoeailr.
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9u berfaufeus
gu Derfaufen.
,ter "a 40 9ents pro 100 Sosen In De
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9il berfuufen,

fatiY cJW Utt1"0JtN0
Elv Sier rieolihe 9duier on Der Surham=, nab
Monuncntfrase nit 5 lSilamern uno Seller. Breis
$500; nun 800 SGar, ber 3feIt in . Sabren. Serncr 6
SGuier 81 ie $500; t~beilueiie toar. Der ytet oui lan-
gen @rebit. &tunomittbe nur $40 jdbrtib. Nabtre
Iusturit ertbeilt 1bpinaS q. Dfaffpn, gir. %,
NorosYroaOndp. t9O-)
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2n nrrmiefhrn

Der sroBe, portreffi6 oussetattete Seller unter Der
Expedition beS rs orreippnoentcn" 1T iofort moh(feil
an etnen reiporfthein Hnternebner au oermietben.
Sei3un9, Wdiier uno Gas. gian ulelbe fid in bet
&ypeh. b. 81. u5e-)
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4ret5 81.
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q~erin1ifs ~.iinCrQl. Sbr rcd3eitt9er C~ebrauh beng
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