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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
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p, o., iqd hy tbs DIR ,etion Of the party ssoarsd
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sig and twelve mopthi, vith Intsrssi from dAy oi
ale and secured 70 the aitistAetioa oi the u, tee
Terms 70 be fully complied with within slH days Nom
dAg Of As 9th srue the trustee rsasrvss the right
% resell ths property. after weeks notice. a. the
nak aud oost OF hrst purchaser.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
Personal.

DIssOLUrIoN OF OOPARrNERsHIP.-T
~ oopArtasr.hip hstetafots essnsg hs,s,sp ths
90, L this dag eissS.vsd by mutual oonseut,
u, X. ORnFOY,
W. y. MURTAGH,
HHN. N. PLUMB.
Dated. Washington, D. o.. Feb. u. ls1a. felkSt
&50 mn 70 LOAN IN SUNS To sglr.
nssOtiStsd promptly. HouRsE a MIOpLKroS,
fsbi2u Under National Netropolltan B.ak
GOOD BUSINESS NOTES AT THIRTY, SIXTY
VI and nlnstY DAYS neRotlatod At moderata rates Of
discount. JOHN y. WHEELER, Br hsr,
blg9t a11 Seventh street. Room No. !.
NJ oNEY TO LoANl MONEY TO LOAN
h, II. WARNER,
feh2LiOt 79O seventh street
AIOTIOR-rHAT X g. JUsTH, ei9 d trREET,
IN bstussa siath and seventh stIosts narthsesI
sss custom made ssoouhhAad Olothins ~ less than
hAn the cost of rsAhy ymade nss ones, ~ B,-Seoond.
hand elohinG Of al kinds boaEht At fAif eaah presa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
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TRysrEEi SALE ,o O. ,Ty Two y1SR ysT2RY yRRAMR
bETwkks THIRD AND Eo0RTI stREFEs.
and daly recorded Ia nbsr "a folis 90. d The
laad rseora, o. MashlnEten county, Dls.sie, q 90
lumbtA ard By direotion Of the party secured hereby
viii sell ~ lablio anotion - the hispost bidder
MONDAY. hareh q. iB7t At O'Clock, .. m, on the
premises. pat Of lot sin, eJ Ia sqnars hve hundrfd
and tventynSe, tt2b) tthe sans being dssoribed By
mee. and bounds m said desd Of .mpsoVsd By
two stofy frnms dwelling.
Terms Of salsi One third cash and the balanea In
ais, tuelys, And eiehtsen mouths. soourei By deed
:. tha COS, q the peIohAssr FIFTY doll.rs aogn 90
viii ave dAys after sale the property will bo rpaold
Al the riak and oost of the defaaltns p Irehassr.
DANfkL L. nArOh, Trattss.
teef.eoAda lstArl u. n. WARNER, AnoG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
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~ virtue % q, deed Qi trust 70 tho pnd.rsrnsd,
dated Juns isIl and duh yeoorded and hy Direction
Of the party secured thershJ, vl sell a. Pablie
suction, 90 TUESDAY, March ., ls7a, AZ q O'clock,
10 90 inches q lOt - sqaare bis, With the uest ns
o. s.d pices Of g.onnd Iannas psrsllsl 9Th line be-
tNsen loa .na "a sNa q iare nnth ths a,uthern
point o. said iae toueh.. At polnt the line be-
tween lots and " IN said square.
Terms oi sale, The smoaat q note for 100 ds,rd
Juns s7i With intsre.t ~ 70 per osnt. and eipsnss
Of sale In oaah and the bAlano In twelve mouths,
ouryd hl deed of trust the premiseai ou0 down
on dy q a.lei stamps and Obavsyanoins purshas
era ooat, II the terms afe MT complied With within
hve days aer sale, The property wi be reeold Al the
| nak and cost q the deiaultlnE parchsssr.
/ DAflkJ 4. EAfON, / r--.,...
| 0KORoR W. ErfOKSEY Trustees
fsbli.eoAds tstArl D. ". WARNER, Auot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

TEMPLE OF HoNoR DEMONSTRATION -Wor-
cester Temple of Honor last evening received a
visit from large delegations of the order in va
rious parts of the state, the occasion being in
the regular Visitation night Of the committee
OF the Grand temple. Waltham was represent
ed by iorty-iour members of Good Will temple;
Boston tcmplars sent about forty: and Mt. He
bron temple OF Spencer and Harmonyiemple of
Millbury were present in force, with representa-
tvcs from other parts of the state. The meet.
ing, which was held in the hall of the temple in
Chapm block, was opened in regular form
Chief Tcmplar George w. Wheeler presiding.
after which the chairman Of the visiting com
mittce, Lcander r. Srecler, of Waltham, was
recognized as presiding officer.
Mr.. Strcctcr's address on taking tho chair
was followed by speeches by f. II. Clapp, past
grand worthy templar of the state; II. W. Will
son, OF Worcester. grand worthy usher; Past
Grand Templars Blanchard, Chase and Babb;
MIR. Hammond, presiding officer of Good viii
temple, of Watham Hon. G. NJ. Buttrick, of
Worcester; Mr.. Marvin, chief templar of Har-
mony temple, NIillbury; Mr.. ingalls,, chief tenn
plar OF Mt. Hebron temple, Spencer; Mr. Swan,
second officer of Neponset River temple; Mr..
ufaham, past chief tcmplar of Beacon Light
temple, Boston; and MIR. Bailey, Chief officer of
Naiad temple, Boston, with music by the tenn
pie organiSt {. p. Morrison. The speeches
were all excellent and betokened the good feel.
ing existing among the members of the frater.
nifty.
AT the close OF the speach-maliing, the entire
company, numbering about two hundred and
fifty, marched to the large ante-room, where a
banquet was served, the lady friends of The tenn
pie acting as walters. After the feast, and
speeches by Mr.. Ia Il. streeter, Mr.. NJ. Almv
Aldrch, Mr. H. W. Wilson and others, The
company separated,
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G(tortcstcr 4aiIp spp.
CITY NE VS..


Trottin@ at Lake Quinsigamond tomorrow
See notice.
To-day is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of
Lent, and also ST. Valentines day.
Tao sale Of reserved seats to the Masonic ball,
to he given on the 2Sih inst, begins this morn
in@ at Mechanics hall box office.
The Montacute lod-c of F and A. NJ. viii at
tend the funeral of their late brother, Chris
tofcr Ganderson, in body, this afternoon.
Frederick W. Ward, clerk in the city treas
urer's Office, has been commissioned by Gov.
Washburn justice Of the peace for Worcester
county.
Mrs. G. C. Howard will appear as "Topsey,
the gal that never was born" at Music hall to-
morrow evening. The sale of reserved seats
will begin at the box Office this morning at the
usual hour.
As two entire days are required to put up the
extensive decorations for the Old South fair, the
patrons of the Peoples club entertainment at
Mechanics hall this evening, will have an op-
porunity OF viewing portion of the display.
In addition to the many attractions already
announced for the Old South fair, there is to be,
on Thursday evening only, views, native and
foreign, both serious and humorous, displayed
by Halls Stcreopticon.
DIR. Woodbury., of Boston, will address those
who may gather this afternoon at Lincoln hall
at four P. NJ, in regard to the grand fair to be
held in Boston in aid OF the Massachusetts
homeopathic hospital; ladies especially are in
yited
Charity lodge of Good Tempars had another
of their social gatherings last night Mr.. +. NJ.
Marble, Chairman Of the committee of arrange
mcntspresidiu@. The programme included songs
by the choir, by L. b. Fairbanks, by f. T. Marble
by Mrs, Harwood and others; addresses by Hon.
6. NJ. Buurick and Mr.. NJ. Almy Aldrich, COLA
ton, etc.
those who appreciate works of superior
merit, aud they are many in Worcester, Will be
glad Of an opportunity now offered to become
better acquainted with the brilliant and in fact
only art journal published in this county,
CINE ALDINE, a work thai combines the high
est topographic and artistic qualities The
value Of an art Investment Of this kind is clearly
shown by MIR, L. NJ. Wells, the agent of the
publishers.
The arrangements for the entertainment Of the
Peoples club, at Mechanics hall, tonight, are
all completed, and it is seldom that more at
tractiye programme is offered to the people of
this city. Tie purpose for which this entertain
ment is given is 10 aid 4 very worthy object, and
we hope all who wish prosperity to the club will
be present this evening. AS many of our cti-
Gems have expressed Il wish to hear Mr.. Provan
read again, they will have an opportunity this
evening Of hearing one Of the sweetest of Burns
poems read, as ouly Scotsman can read it,
Tickets for sale at L2ands and Fay, Richards
Co.'S Only Il limited number OF reserved
seats for sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

CONSUMED BY FIRE.-In the Atho Tran
scripts account of the burning of Paruidge's
mills, last Saturday noon, is the following
about the unfortunate man who was burned TO
death:
Among the workmen employed was a man
by the name of Aonzo Straton, Familiarity
called "Uncie AonzO;' on Saturday he carried
his dinner with him TO the mill, as he had
often been in the habit of doing. He has been
working in the third story Of the mill for some
time past, in a place which, as represented to
us, was quite inaccessible, he having barely
work room. On the fatal day he was at work
as usual, and during the hurry and excitement
among the by-Standcrs, rs is usual at fires, in
their endeavors TO save property, uncle
Alonzo was forgotten until the flames were
nearly cXtinTuiShcd, and immediate search was
made, but to no purpose. Inquiries were made,
and every nook and corner searched, and still
no trace of him could be found. II is asserted
that his dinner pail was brought to light, bur
no body or remains were found in its vicinity
On Sunday, additional search was instituted
and was rewarded by the finding of a pair of
spectaclcs, a bunch Of keys, a few bits of coin,
melted watch, and few charred and burned
bones; these were undoubtedly tine only
remains of Mr.. Stratton. The way and
manner Of his sad death is variouslv conicctured:
bpt the more, reasonable suppusition is, that,
hearing the noise, he descended one fight of
Suits, anu, on opening the only door where exit
could be had, (this door opening into an apart
ment which was thoroughly ablazc) it is thought
that the flames burst in on him with such force
as 10 overpower him; the sudden shock proba-
bly, produced Inconsistencies, and then the
hungry flames did their work This seems 10
be the only reasonable solving of the problem,
and this is arrived at judging from the place
where the bones were found. No more tragic
or sad event has occurred in this community for
a long time and this is something horrible to
contemplate. The loss and untimely death of
Mr.. Stratton will cast a gloom over our whole
community. He was man much respected
and, in former times, took great interest in maxi
Ing western travels, and made it custom TO
supply the people hereabouts with western vcni-
son, OF his own trapping. He leaves four chill
dren, and a legion OF friends, to mourn his I'M
timely end. He was upwards of seventy five
years of age, was kind father, peaccable cit-
zen, and q worthy man.
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New England Dispatches.


MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToS, Feb. 1S. Samuel G. Lund, convicted
of receiving and concealng Struggled goods,
was to day sentenced TO pay fine Of $1,000.
Three young sons OF Mr.. Mil0r, of Sharon,
wele drowned in that town yesterday. BY break
ing through the ice in Lothrops pond.
BosToN, Feb. 10. -Ihis morning, two men en-
tered the store of John Holland, III Dorchester
street, on pretonce Of looking at clocks, and
stole rack of watches valued at S400.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. t3.-Capt j. NJ. Bradford,
U. 5. NJ. of this city, recently promoted, is
phleed on the retired list on account Of i'll health.
HANOVER, Feb. 13.-The state board Of agri.
culture opened its session at Culver hall, Agri-
cultural college building, this evening. Presi-
dent Smith, of Dartmouth, opened the meeting.
CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD, Feb. 13.-Ilon. Elipha,et Bulkc-
ley, president of the Etna life Insurance compa-
ny, died tonight, aged 90.
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ADvERTIsING RATES.

Is DAILY SPr-For the square Of ten lines >fssat
type time IS cts; each subsequent insertion 50
week s2-75; weeks 500; month $500; year $50
and the same proporionalIy for any number Of square,
Two lines for one week SLIGO; three lines 81 Is; fou
lines 81 81 five lines 81 50. Local notices g5 cents pet
line for each Insertion. Business notices Is cents PEI
Tine Obituary notices. resolutions &C. I5cent per line
Legal advertisements per square for arst Insertions
each subsequent insertion 30 cents.
Special positions in the paper and special styles Of
display will he charged extra rates. Cuts AMI double
column iveriisements allowed only Iimiiel extent
anldoube rates charged for the whole space occupied
Is WEEKLY SPT-First insertion sLl0 per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months 81 co. one
year $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

NATURAL HISTORY AT a meeting of the
Lyceum and Natural History association held at
their rooms last evening. Mr.. G. A. Chase pre-
Scnicd a paper upoI the spcctrosCope which
was listened TO with much interest by those pres
ent. Mr. NJ. Almy Aldrch gave an account of
several fine specimens presented by him. The
following donations We're received: Infant all-
gator and section Of Palmetto tree from Florida
c, 9. Denny, Leicester; specimens from Pom eii
and Holy Land, Mis-. J. L. Bacon; soup plat
fer captured from Blackfoot Indians in 1865
John N. Alton; collection of specimens from
coast Of Africa, NJ. Almy Aldrich.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Dr. William H. Smith,
the Auburn assaulter, was again before the
court yesterday, and again committed to
await the recovery of Mr.. Jordan. The
case now stands continued to the
21th, at which time hearing will
probably be had. Frank Phaneuf vagrant, was
sentenced TO the house of correction for four
mouths; Gerrtt LOughliu, assault and battery,
satisfaction acknowledged and ordered to pay
costs; Joseph Slott, common drunkard, four
months in house OF correction, appealed; Ann
"a un N'i'ee'' 90 anu eo''e' '1lii'S near
d)n, drunkenness, So and costs. Stott-Joc,
the common drunkard-appcaled his case. but
was of coprso loc1-ad ~, inst +b, s,,,,o c,, III.
.a,, = ms
"el' N"o"h peculaiI'les sldhd Ill Tue way oil ms
getting bail. Courts won't reform Joe, we fear
They have bcrn .sneguinr oyvav, nj him for a
1o,,,, ,i,,. I'll - -,
io"S ''liic WITHOUT FiSioc eiiect'
LENT,-Ihc following are the rules promul-
gated bv Rt. Rev, Bishop O'Reilly. of this dio-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Fire Record.

AT wARw1CK-Loss $1,000.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., Feb. 13.-The Montcom.
cry house in Warwick, owned and occnpicd by
Francis j. Martin, was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000; insured.
AT GALEsHURG--Loss 10000
GALEsBURG, III, Feb. 13.--rhe water cure es.
adjustment, IN this city, was burned this morn
Loss, $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
COUNTY NEWS.

Timothy SPooncr of North Brookfcld was
shot at several times by James Cummings OF
that town Monday evening, ono of the shots
taking effect in his shoulder. Spooncr was
walking out with Cummings wife at the time,
and the trouble grew out of previous intimacy
between them. Cummings gave himself up to
an officer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Criminal Record.


ST. LOUIS, Feb. 18,-Jobn Cannon was
thrown down two flights of stairs, then from
second story balcony to the pavement, last
night, oy Germans, at ball, whom he had ex-
asperated oy uncomplimentory remarks. A
companion escaped by rear door with heavy
beating. Two men were arrested.
RoBB1NG THE MAILS.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. &c. w White. depu-
~ postmaster at GAINESVILLE, has been arrested
Tor robbng the mails.
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ArIcn.
Political.
Maine.
THE LEGISLATURE.

THE LEGISLATURE,
AUGUSTA, Feb. 15.-hong petitions have
come in in aid of the petition for chart
for railroad from Bath to Portland, and
in the senate the majority and minority re
ports on the matter were assigned 10 next
Thursday for further discussion.
The house has assigned 10 morrow for a dis
cuSsion of the question Of raising the salaries Of
the Judges of the supreme court.
Missouri.
LEGISLATIVE.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-Tbc house TODAY passed
the senate bill TO prohibit county courts, city
councils aud boards of trustees from SubScrib-
ing TO railroad companies and other corpora
tons without the consent Of two-thrds of the
qualified voters. 1t makes each member Of the
county court, city council or board of trustees
who shall do 50 without such vote, liable, on
conviction, 10 not less than two years Impris-
Onment in the penitcntiary.
President Brown, Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, publishes letter in answer to the resolu-
ton Of the legislature of Missouri, which has ap.
pointed a committee orinvcstigatiOn into the re-
cent railroad accidents in the state, in which he
says the accidents on his road are all traccablc
to frosted rails
Virginia.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
RICHMOND, Feb. Blu the house last night
the report of special committee on the public
debt failed of adoption for want of constitu-
tiOnal vote, and the indications now are that
settlement OF this question is MS far off as ever
and thar prolongation Of the session will be
necessary before it will be finally disposed of.
Florida.
IMPEACHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR.
NEW York, Feb. ia Tallahassee dispatch
says the resolution inpeaching Gov, Reed passed
the house and was sent to the senate yesterday.
Lieut., Gov. Day, republican, takes the oath Of
Office as acting governor to-day. II is generally
believed the resolution will pass the senate.
New York.
TUE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Feb. 13.-In the committee Of the
whole in the assembly, this morning, Tue amend-
ment TO the New York city charter, providing for
boards of aldermen and assistant aldermen, was
rejected, leaving the original provision Tor one
board of lorty-Ive members intact.
REPUBLICAN MAYOR.
BINGHAMToS, N. Y, Feb. 13.--S d. Phelps.
republican, was elected mayor, and four rcpub-
Leans out of the five aldermen were elected.
Ohio.
CANAL QUESTION
COLUMBUS, Feb. l3.-ln the senate, to-day,
resolution was adopted granting the use of the
OHIO canals TO the residents OF Canada, on an
equality with the citizens OF the United States;
provided, that the Dominion government grant d
similar use Of Canadian canals to the citizens OF
the United States.
Kentucky.
RAILROAD BILL.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 13,-rhe governor Of Ken
lucky, to-day, signed the Southern railroad bill.
Missouri.
LABOR REFORM.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-lhc state labor reform
convention, to-day, elected delegates 10 the ma
tional convention, and instructing them to act
with view OF making q presidential nomina-
ton. and TO oppose anything calculated to e0in-
promise the labor reform party
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Nine million three hundred thousand bushels
Of grain are IN store aud aaoat at Chicago,
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PRICE 4 CENTS.
Ahhrc,infra sstsratcI,c-.

In California, five negroes have been SUM-
moucd as jurors in the United States circuit
court.
nc wounded Of the late accident on the Le-
high valley railroad have compromised with the
company for their injuries.
President Grant, in letter TO Col. Furncy,
saYS he regrets his resignation, and appreciates
the reasons assigned FOR the resignation.
All the towns IN Chcmuug county, n. Y, yes
terddy, in annual meetings, passed resolutions
endorsing the present management of the Etie
Railway.
II is stated that the employees Of the Eric rail
wiyi at ylIe SuSquchanna depot, Pa on sunday
last, poured kerosene over the lcLs OF a sleeping
negro hoy, set fire thereto, and allowed it to
burn until the flesh was burned nom the bones;
the boy died. The fendS escaped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Old World News.

Sensible Action Of SIZE Anglo a nsrrican
ASsociatIen-EIic s'onyalcsccn: Prince
Search for ESr. E.iViHSSioHc- ESs~ordeTiy
French s3!ceiion -Tbc Alabama CLAIMS
Excitement, etc.
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LATEST NEW s.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE WORCESTER DAILY sPH
From Washington.
Stokes Found esniIty-Amncsty-Th TX.
element of the Hour, etc.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10.

IsrEclAt DISPATCH TO THE DAILY srr.l
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-rhe wind on the
lower lakes will very generally vecr to the
northwest, with falling temperature, and the
northeast winds will ycCr TO southwest Trough
ont the Atlantic states.
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Spain.

earle PROBE CT
The government invites tenders for the CON
struction and laying OF Il tcIcaraphic cable he.
tween Spain and the Canares, TO be extended
to the Spanish possessions in America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

The house voted $3.50, 900 for new public ruild-
ings at Albany, without the yeas and nays,
though Gen. Garfield stated that this was the
first of a series of bills, by which millions are
to be voted away on public buildings scattered
Dvpr tho country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

The pope will soon send an encyclical letter on
the subject of pebble instruction, and its rela-
tons with church and state.
THE GUESTS.
Lieutenant Grant viii STAY in Rome until the
20th. ten. Sherman proceeds to Naples, whence
he will sail for the Cfimca. He will extend his
tour TO Caucasus. The general, accompanied
by Lieut.. Grant, bad an audience with Prince
Ilumbcrt to-day, and was most cordiuly re-
ccived.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

EARTHQUAKE.
LISBON, Feb. 13.-There was an earthquake
here last night. The shock was slight; no sc!i-
Gus damage reported.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

EXCITEMENT OVER THE MURDER.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-TeIcgrams from Bombay
announce that the assassination Of Earl Mavo
causes intense excitement throughout India. In
Calcutta and Bombay the murder is the unvcr-
sal theme of conversation and all business is
SUSPENDED,