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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
THE POLICE RULES.
City Council Committee Considers Them
But Does Not Act.


The police committee of the city coun-
Gil met Wednesday night for the con-
sideration of a revision of the rules of
the police department. Chief Of Police
brennan has for some time been con-
templating change in the rules, and,
at his request additions or changes to
the rules were submitted by some of the
subordinate officers of the department.
Chief brennan appeared before the
committee Wednesday night, with the
manuscript OF a complete revision of the
manual. The members of the commit
tee informally discussed the question,
but took ne action. Chief brennan will
have copies of the new rules printed for
use of the committee at subsequent
meeting, when it Is expected action
will be taken.
In speaking Of the question of rules,
after the meeting, Chief brennan said
there are many rules in the manual
which are impracticable. 1t was to rid
the manual of these, and besides prefix
several needed regulations, that he de-
cided to make the revision. The present
code of rules is more than 10 years old
Several of the recent appointees to the
department and some of the older men
have no manual, and consequently have
only a superficial knowledge. of the regu-
lations. When the new rules are adopt
ed, each officer will be furnished with
a copy, which ne will be expected to
study and learn,
Besides the consideration of rules, the
police committee took acton on several
minor matters, but what the questions
We're or what action was taken, would
not be given out. The committee voted
that II was nOWiSP allow. c11he-
tions to be Published at the present
time
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10

fence of John Reed, in the superior
court. the bail money has been trusteed.
OF this money. $4,000 given in this county
has not been forfeited; and there is also
the chance that other bail money may
be declared eXonerated by the court in
accordance with the prayer,
ATTACHMENT.
Jane Connolly VS.. Edwin G. Sprague
ct al, Worcester, $500, central district
court; writ served by Hunt. Henry w.
Aiken for the plaintiff.
SATURDAYS TRIAL LIST.
The list of cases for trial at satur-
days session of the central district
court are:
Elias VS.. Haddad Pinkerton; Jand-
ron
Gallagher VS.. Sullivan. Phelan; Sui
Ivan & O'Connell
Gallagher VS.. Sullivan. Phelan; Sui
livan & O'Connell.
Faucher vs.. O'Mara. Jandron; Sulli-
van & OConnell.
shooshanian vs.. Mazgetian. Melan-
ely; Kent & Dewey
Grenier VS.. Power. Jandron; Sullivan
& O'Connell
Warshauer VS.. Libey Taylor; Nor
rissey.
Canedy Clark Shoe Co. VS.. Hubley. G.
S. Taft; Taylor.
Bouchard VS.. Dion. Dean; Jandron
Thayer e Cobb.
Bouchard vs.. Tetreault. Dean; Thay-
er & Cobb.
jerks vs.. Marble E. A. d. Moss; A
NJ. Taft.
Kumin ct al. VS.. Farmer ct al. Wood
e, Wood. SibleV
Novatsky VS.. Cherry. Sullivan &
O'Connen
CURRY VS.. Kirby ct al. Timon; Meagh-
er
Stacy VS.. .Truax Forbes; Hall.
Stacy VS.. TruaX. Forbes; Hail.
Sexton VS.. st. Lawrence and tr. Nor
rissey; Sullivan & O'Connell.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, Ut
LEY, J.--WBDNESDAY MARCH 9.
George Bjornquist was charged with
assault and battery on an Armenian in
the East Worcester district. His story
was that the alleged assault was COM
mitted in self-defence. He was dis
charged.
The cases of drunkenness were dis
posed of as follows: Michael McGill, on
two charges, was sentenced to the house
of correction for six months on each;
Michael Shea, sentenced to the house of
correction for four months; Thomas
Carney, fined So; William Riley Patrick
Hurley and Eugene Danjou, cases con-
tinued until March 12.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
CHILDREN AND MATCHES.

The alarm of fire from box 34S about
80 O'Clock p. m. Wednesday was for a
blaze in the barn in the rear Of "a Green
street, owned by r. c. Taylor. The fire
caught in quantity Of straw, where
children We're playing with matches. On
the arrival of the department the trou-
BE was remedied by the application Of
chemicals; only a small loss resulting
At the time Of the fire there were eight
horses owned by Denis c. Lenord. o. r.
Tiyan, p. McManus and A. Coheh, in
side but they were all taken safely out
Of danger
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
LoTHRoPs OPERA HOUSE.

Burt Haverly, who for the past three
seasons has been starring as Welland
Strong in Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown, .
will be seen at Lothrop's Opera House
all next week. in Charles E. Beaney S
famous farce comedy, "a Railroad
Ticket" which made such a decided hit
at Lotanrop's last season. Mr.. Haverly
will be supported by the same excellent
company who recently appeared at the
Grand Opera House, Boston.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
WEST SIDE NJ. E. SERVICES.

George E. Sanderson, pastor of the
Coral Street Church, will preach in Tat
muck Hall, this evening. Rev. Alonzo
Sandrson, pastor of the Park Avenue
NJ. E. Church, win hold a series of re-
vival meetings at the church on Park
avenue, commencing Tuesday evening,
March 15 assisted by Rev Rufus NJ
Taft, state evangelist of the Congrega-
tionalist Church. A lady from Wrenth-
am, who is a fine singer, will assist at
the meetings.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
F.c.WILLIAMs LEAVES TOWN
Three Wholesale Produce Dealers Have
Claims against Him.

Frank c. Williams, the former pro-
prietor of the Boston cash market at 229
Main street, has left town, and w. w.
Whipple, E. t. Smith & Co., and H. N.
Gleason & Co., the well known whole
sale produce dealers, have unsettled
claims against him, amounting to about
$500. Owing to the fact that Williams
was called upon to make a settlement
at the end of every week, the amount
which he owes the local merchants is
comparatively small. The bills against
him were put in the hands of one Of the
local collectors; and, when the latter
called on him, Williams excused himself
for moment, and the next the collector
saw of him he was making for Lincoln
square. The collector followed, but Will
liams had the start and got to the
square in time to board a train that was
standing there and he left without say
ing where he was going.
EX-Police Patrolman Daniel L. Lam
son, who was recently removed from the
police force by Mayor Dodge, has bill
of sale for the market and will continue
to run the place, having taken possess
ion of it this week.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
BUILDING PERMITS.

To L. AZ Peterson, builder, for him
self, a three-story three-tenement house
of wood. 26 by 40 feet and S5 feet high,
on oakwood place, near Kendall street.
in ward @
To Charles L. Sebbens, for himself,
four two-story wood additions, by 20
feet, 4 by 10 feet, IA by 16 feet, and 39
street, in ward 8.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
MRS. CHAFFEEs LECTURE TO-
NIGHT.

The lecture upon the new library of
congress to be given in Memorial Hall
this evening by Mrs. Albert H. Chaffee,
is sure to prove interesting to those who
have already visited this magnificent
building, as well as to those who con
template a visit to Washington.
The lecture viii be fully illustrated by
views taken under Mrs. Chaffee's direc-
ucn, and the description has been pre-
pared after careful study of the sub
Ject upon the premises.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
RECENT PATENTS.
CReported bv John c. pewey.

Reported by John C. Dewey.)
Randolph Crompton and H. Wyman,
Worcester, assignors to Crompton &
Knowles loom works, Worcester, Mass,
and Providence, R. l., loom three pa
tents.
William A. Richardson, deceased, NJ .
A. Richardson, administrators. assignor
TO Harrington & Richardson Arms Com
pany. Worcester, safety device for fire.
arm locks.
Fred E. Upham, Leominster, folding
stool
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
Mr.. cRERIE's CONCERT.
A Program That viii Furnish Much
Amusement.


q. P. Crerie's third annual Town" con
cert at Horticultural Hall this evening
promises to be very amusing enter
tainment, and 1t is fittingly termed "An
evening with humorists" The program
will be as follows:
The seientifit man. Louis K. Brennan
Edison's phonograph,
Under direction of Walter j. Stone
The hobo juggler. ...,..........W Widen
I'm such a naughty kid"
Master Ralph Stone
"Burlesque magic" -. Walter L. Eccles
Topics Of the day. Robert R. Simonds
'O'Dooley's first five o'clock tay,"
E. p. Crerie
Dutch musical act, song, "Sour krout;''
mandolin. imitation chimes, autoharp,
Chinese fiddle, musical spinning wheel,
ocorina, chime of bells, ETC., etc,
Frank W. Halcott
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
DEATH OF MRS. WILLARD
RUGGLES.

News was received in this city We'd
nesday evening. Of the death Of Mrs.
Willard Ruggles, in South Orange, N.
j., earlier in the day. Her remains will
be brought to this city for interment,
the funeral being held Friday afternoon
at O'clock
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
REV. Mr. coNRAD.s GRAPHoPHoNE

Rev. A. Z. Conrad. pastor CT the Old
South Church, has a new 500 graphic
phone much like those which are used
for reproducing music, but ne is not GO
ing to use it for that purpose He will
dictate his sermons to it, and then his
stenographer will turn the machine the
other way and type-write the sermons
from the dictation of the phonograph.
Al Steinert's, they told Spy man that
this graphophone was specially designed
Tor office work, and it is easy to see
that 1t might be a source of convenience
and a saving of time
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
d0lortestrr Daily Spp.
CITY NEWS.
TO RAISE CHURCH DEBT.

Bethany Church win start in Sunday
morning and try to raise their church
debt of 5000. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Todd,
will preach a special sermon.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
WON 5000 PRIZE.
Mrs. R. Gross of This City, Winner of
Life's Pegasus Contest.

Mrs. r. Gross, SO6 Main street, has
won the $500 prize in Life's Pegasur
contest, the coupon sent by her
being the only one received containing
the correct sentence. The sentence was.
@, would l were a soldier, not a
scholar from THE Spanish Student"
act III, scene l, and the picture to Illus
trate it represented the landing of a.
small band Of armored voyagers of the
18th century.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
Attention, A. 0. H.

A Special Meeting of Division IS, An
Gent Order of Hibernians, will be held
Friday evening, at o'clock, for the con-
sideration of important business.
A full attendance is desired.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10

cALEb a. WALLS PUBLICATIONS
i773 price rs cents; Eastern Worcss,ar9; ,s;
.a.nd and North Worcester" 90 cents each.
fur1tans VS.. the Quakers" 80 cents Fas
sale by hiis at the Spy Ofica
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
GLADWIN'S ART SCHOOL.

Room 30 Days block, No. Walnut st,
Model drawing and sketching from ma
ture. Water color and oil painting Pen
and ink drawing for illustration. Import
ed water color sketches and Miss Glad
wins decorated china for sale. Geo. F.
Gladwin, Worcester. Mass.
Hours: to u a. M, to 5 and z to 9 D. m.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10

Druggists may make application as
above specified, on or be fore March 25th,
but no druggist will be granted a license
until renewed certificate from the state
board of registration in pharmacy is filed
with the commissioners
Common victualers, licensed for victual-
ing purposes only, are hereby notified that
an licenses as such must be renewed pre-
vious to May LIST, 1898.
All communications from applicants re-
monstrants or Interested parties must be
cenSe commissioners
The office hours are from 10 a. m. to 12
M, and from till p. m. Saturdays the
ONCE will close at Y o'clock, and ali bust
ness pertaining to licenses must be trans
acted during the hours specified at the
office Of the license board, in the City Hall
and at no other time or place viii said
business receive any consideration
JOSIAH PICKETT
M, V. b. JEFFERSON,
JAMES EARLY, Commissioners.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
CITY OF WORCESTER.
flee Of the License Commissioners.

Office of the License Commissioners.
City Hall, March 9th, 1898.
The board of License Commissioners
hereby give public notice that they are
now ready to issue blank applications for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of chapter
100 of the public statutes and amendments
thereto, and applicants are requested to
fill out said applications strictly in COM
pliance with all requirements therein Speci-
fed and return the same to this office on
or before the 18th day Of March, when the
The license fees for the ensuing year will
be as follows:
Innhoaders-First Class-Tos sell liquors
of any kind to be drunk on the
ti.t is NJ F-VVo
sell liquors of any kind to be drunk
ON the premises. eS........................ 1900
Common Victualers-s and Third
Classes--To sell malt liquors. cider
and light wines, containing not more
than Is per cent of alcohol, to be
drunk on the premises, 1900
Wholesalers = Fourth Glass = To sell
liquors of any kind, not to be drunk
on the premises. Observation-Disclosures. 2500
Grocers-Fourth Classic sell liquors
of any kind as retail dealers, not to
be drunk on the premises. es..-..,....... 1900
Brewers - Fifth Glass : To sell malt
liquors, cider and light wines, con-
tanning not more than Is per cent of
alcohol, not to be drunk on the prem
IsSUV
Wholesale Bottlers-Fifth Glass To
sell malt liquors. cider and light
wines, containing not more than 15
on the premises: ::............,......., 1000
Druggists = Sixth Glass - Licenses to
druggists and apothecaries to sell
liquors of any kind for medicinal
mechanical and chemical purposes
only, and to such persons only as
may certify in writing for what use
tI9y want % It....,...'''.' ''-.'.'''.'.'...
Special Club Licenses. s.................,. 100
Licenses for the sale of pure alcohol
for mechanical, manufacturing and
chemical purposes. and to such per-
sone as may certify in writing for
what purpose they are to use il. 1
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
THE WORCESTER
- - - MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK

In accordance with the provisions Of sec
ton a of chapter 317 of the acts of 1894,
depostors are requested to present their
bank books to the bank for veritication.
H. WOODWARD. Treas.
February 1st. 1898.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
STATE HOUSE NOTICES.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU-
SETTS.-State HOUSE, Bbstop, March Z,
189S.-The committee on railroads will give
a hearing to parties interested in the rec
concentrations of the railroad commission
ers so far as they are embodied in the
twenty-ninth annual report of the board OF
lating to railroad corporations pub doe.
1D, at room No 446, state house, on FRI
DAY, March II, at IL o'clock a. m. Rufus
A. Soule, chairman; Siaas d. Reed, clerk
OF tfe capo TY1ittan.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
CHARLES 4. STONE AuCtIOneer.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices IL A and
prompt atte~tion given to sales in or out
Of the city. OF reNl estate or personal prop
e.ty. All printing attended to and properly
distributed. 511 State Mutual Open even.
inRR-
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10

COMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHU-
SETTS. State House, Boston, March Z,
1S9S.-The committee on the judiciary will
give a hearing to parties interested in the
petition with bill (house, 461), for the exten-
son e I o1 powers OF eoRstaDleS IN tne service
1880; also in the bill (house, GOD, as to
practice in municipal, police and district
courts, on FRIDAY, March H. at II
bill (house, 500, for the extension of fire
district number / of Greenfield, on FRI
DAY, March II, at 11.30 o'clock a. M; also
in the bill (house, 490, as to judgments,
and in the residue of the report of the
secretary of state not referred to the
committee on printing, on FRIDAY.
March II, at y o'clock m, at room No.
254, state house. j. j. Myers, chairmans
Charles H. lines, clerk of the committee.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10

Special Club Licenses. es..,.............,..
Licenses for the sale of pure alcohol
for mechanical, manufacturing and
chemical purposes. and to such per
sons as may certify in writing for
what purpose they are to use it,.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
TANDEM AT HAvENER's REPLE-
VINED.

In the action brought by Col. w A.
Gle to recover counsel fees for the de-
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
PROGRAn.

by request sing
20 Promise Me- Robin Hood Free complimentary tickets had
application at M Steinert & Sons, 3oS Main street.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Central National Bank,
452 Main ST., Opp. City Hall.
Interest allowed on Special
Deposits subject to check.
HENRY A. MARSH, President.
WILLIAM WOODWARD, Cashier,
WALTER H. ADAMS, Asst. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

was hd*d higher: Liverpool stocks showed only
b2s. 900 bushels: the total wheat at London, Lv-
erpool Hull and Glasgow aggregated only 100000
bushels In three days Chicago has shipped in
cess Of Its receipts $4,000 bushels. Minneapolis
stocks this week will decrease about 100000 BUSH
els Seaboard clearances for Eve days from the
Atlantic side aggregate almost 100000 bush<s
C.earances for the week from both coasts Will be
the largest Of the NewYork led the selling
early. Local shorts covered freely. Ii looks II
the grain markets were TO have their turn. May on
the curb was &c.
Corn at time showed advance Of aslhc
over Wednesday. 1t did not hold all Of It. The last
prices were lt4xc over. No corn was delivered
around December contracts. That was a bull
factor. Clearances &5.0 900 bushels. The sea-
board reported 45 loads for export sales here were
275 GO bushels. THE Price Current" said Western
prices were relatively higher than Chicago's. Liver
pool stocks were only $1,000 bushels Receipts were
"a cars with AS for Friday. There was better
weather than expected: Liverpool was A4&d lower.
These circumstances tempered the bullishness The
marke; over calls
The Oatmeal Trust in a quiet way liluidat-
ing It's long May oats. Yet oats closed q shade
over Wednesday at 26i2Q2Cssc. May at
26isc. The selling by the American Cereal Com
pany was at &c. Patten. the other big long, did
some buying Receipts were 1877 cars, with S5 for
Friday The export demand keeps slow.
Provisions were strong pork and lard closing l0c
over Wednesday; ribs, 2i2q5c The Cudahys
are covering shorts and possibly going long. In
crease in the outside trade is the feature. offsetng
the large hog receipts. There Al 900 here with
5000 for tomorrow; the packing for the week
West was $500 hogs against $4,000 last year.
Provisions stocks at night showed 60.7o0 barrels
regular pork a decrease for the month Of 100
barrels; 5000 tierces and old lard decrease
of 80 tO0 erces: and 1865 90 pounds short ribs, an
increase OF 100000 pounds The s'ock' as "hoie'
was larger than expected. -
on The curb puts on May wheat closed at Ssss9
rrt.l an
34,[c: calls, 3i3sp343.. The curb was strong on
everything.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
BOSTON STOCKS.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec (SpeciaD-I+ttle wheat went
srcvDd deliveries to-day, less than 2oooO bush
els. There was a broadening OF the speculative
tad; prices advanced at their best over lc Ihe
cal price was passed The close was %Mlc over
Wednesday, December opened At 657taGGc, sold
between GJskc and GGl4c, and closed at GGlsc The
May closed az $3.50. touching &c. Everything
seemed 10 be buli.sh except the large receipts. At
primary points these were double last year. lci'-
600 bushels against s53 OCp bushels In the North
west l4o3 cars againset 713 cars Local receipts
were l42 cars, win l4O cars for tomorrow. The
most decisive bun help fhe enormous clear
ances. .633 1OO bushels. record breaking total
The seaooard reported 81 loads for export and said
a share OF the business was 20 the Adr'aiic, tho
territory Russia should De supplying. Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

~. preferred, 155Nlss Mutual Cas- 32,G3so New
Amsterdam Gas. common. 2shd2s% preferred. 67S
0sS:. Glucose common. e5N 9657s: preferred. l01x0
los Wagner Palace Car. 17o6l7oie; Continental To-
oacco common. s5's0SSc; preferred ~QS'a inter-
national Silver. siG3rs.
rNlON PACIFIC PLANS-The directors OF the
,,r,on Pacific have voted 20 ask the stockholders
% allow an exchange o: Union Pacific stock for
oregon Short Lire stock. provided that two-hirds
=, .he after can be secured 1t rests with the
y,rion Pacific directors whether the exchange shall
,,t'ude stock over and above The two-th.rds
Union TOBACCO OFFlCE2S-A n meeting o;
,he directors Of the Union Tobacco Company held
Of ~. % Wall-st Yesterday. William II. Butler.
who recently resigned director OF the Amer
team Tobacco Company. was elected president. Sew
ard Guthrie & Steele We're elected general counsel
The names Of the directors Thomas r Ryan.
ca-nuo. Thomas Frank Tilford. o. Park & Tilford:
frank Mccoy r. \. c. Smith and William IL.
Duier ot New-Yor&; j. ~ 3. Widener. George
" R-emer and W. J.. Elkins Of Philadelphia The
,onpary mas leased the six-story building Nos. 25o
an; 80 West Twenty seventh-st az n factory
OFFER FOR SUBS BSCRIPTION.-Redmond. Kerr &
70 Il New-York. and ;he Fidelity Trust Company.
., Newark offer FOR subscription az losi7 and ac-
orred inieres, the unsold balance of &6Oeoco con-
so,idated mortgage per cent gold bonds of the
Newark Consoi dated Gas Company. due December
Is4s interest payable June and December !. eN-
.n,n. from tax H. New-JcTscy. The total issue Is
limited to S.GrAt0l. Of which <ieJ000 is ousiand-
,ng now OF which latter amount S.0N."o has
already been sold and the amount now offered for
81. s.ription uy the bankers Is No0.00. The SUBJ
script.on books viii fe opened AZ 10 o'clock Mon
DAY. December . and viii be closed at p m or
earlier on the same day. y letter Of Thomas a.
Nevius presldon, Of the Newark Consolidated Gas
Company, regarding the financial position of the
comYany can De obtained from the bankers on APP
picaiiOn.
ELECTED MEMBERS.-Chares a Mum aad
Theodore r. Reynolds both Of New-iork, were
elected members Of the stock Exchange yesterday
NINCELL4NEOT SECURITIES.