Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-18
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CITY NEWS.

Inc section of education in the Peoples club
VIII organize for the winter this evening.
Several Of the city clergymen devoted large
portion of their sermons yesterday to thoughts
suggested by the Boston fire.
An important notice from the earthenware
china aud glassware importers of Boston ap-
pears in our columns to-day.
change of time in the morning and noon
Trains on the Worcester and Gardner railroad
will be found noted in the timetable to-day.
DIR. Charles Jewett will deliver the third of the
series Of temperance Eectures in the Old South
church this evening.
The sale Of tickets to the Won Weber quar-
tette concert Saturday morning was such as to
warrant good attendance.
Specimens from "the Boston fire. are now in
order, and junk dealers profits will be increased
by the purchases of the relic seekers.
The horses connected with the fire department,
with two exceptions, are now in working order
and will be used in case of an alarm.
VIM. H. Beaumont, a brakeman on the Nor
wch and Worcesteri railroad had his foot
crushed by the cars at Jewett City on Friday
Oneof the afternoon trains from Boston Sat
urday consisted of thirteen long passenger cars,
every one being crowded, drawn by two loco
motives
The members of the young ladies sewing cir
cle connected with Rev. Mr.. Hal's church, will
find an important notice in our advertising COL
umns.
Little Nell, ''the California Diamond" will
appear as "Fidelia, the Fire Wait" at Music
hall tomorrow evening. Tickets are now on
sale at the box office.
The mouthly meeting of the Lyceum and Nat
ural History society will be held tomorrow
evening. Prof c, o, Thompson, of the Techni-
cal school, will read paper upon alchemy.
A public meeting under the auspices of the
Y. N. C, A. will be held at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening. Good speakers are
announced.
Those lat oxen exhibited on Main street Sat
urday noon by Morse & Walker are to be slaugh-
tered and offered for sale at the opening of their
new store in Barnard's block, Thursday
Prof. o. s. Fowler, the veteran phrenologist,
will deliver free lecture in Mechanics hall this
evening upon human science. He will remain
in tue city for consultation until Nov. 25th.
There was light fall of snow early yesterday
ground in shady places during the entire day,
which was the coolest Of the season thus far.
The city council will meet this evening at
half past seven o'clock. A report will be made
by the committee on the fire department in re-
laton TO the protection of the city from fire.
The board of mayor and aldermen, in execu-
tive session on Saturday evening, revised the
list Of assessments for betterments on Front
street. The list will probably be acted ON this
evening.
The train for Nashua that has left the Foster
street depot at APO will leave in future at Ais,
and the train for Groton Junction will leave at
G.15 instead of $50 as formerly The new ar
rangement goes into effect to-day.
Rev. 0. Peck will give the first of the lee
lures Of Grace church course at the church on
Walnut street. this evening. This course is
really one of the best in point of talent Of
speakers announced ever given here.
There is a chance if people desire it, to have
three more Shakspearian lectures, from Rev.
John Weiss, provided enough persons to ensure
agood audience will leave their names to-day or
tomorrow with Messrs W. & T. Brown on Pearl
street.
II Is Nltu great plcaSutG IildG VIC announce tnG
coming of Theodore Thomas and his celebrated
orchestra, composed of sixty performers, in
cluding a number of eminent soloists, anl Mr..
George l.. Osgood, the young American tenor.
The concert will take place at Mechanics hall,
December 9TH
The following officers of Quinsigamond lodge,
T. A. NJ, were installed on Friday evening; w.
NJ, H. c, Wadsworth; S. W, DR.. J. Marcus
Rice; J. W., L. P. Halstcd; Treas, R. NJ. Could;
Sec, VIM G. Strong; S. D., H. B. Wilder; J.
D., D. D. Wiley; s. s., j. L. Burbank; J. S., E.
W. Ball; NJ, o. L. Hatch; |. S., S. w. Goddard;
Tyler, L. S. Carpenter.
James McDermott of this city, who for some
time past has been employed as a waiter in the
Haynes hotel in Springfield, gently decamped
taking with him a sHit of clothes belonging to
fellow-water. Yesterday the officers of this
city went out to ''the patch" and arrested the
offender, He was much surprised at the arrest,
but admitted that the clothes that he had on
were the ones in question. His case will receive
attention IN the central district court this morn
ing,