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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04
THE BIOGRAPH AGAIN.
A Brilliant Easter Show at the Park
Theatre.

A Brilliant Easter Show at the Park
Theatre.
one Of the most enjoyable features Of
The Park bill this week is the return of
the biograph after an extended alb
sence. 1t was like welcoming back an
old friend, and the management have
wisely limited the engagement this
time to two weeks, thereby preventing
the machine from growing stale
through familiarity. Twelve views in
all are shown. That which will appeal
the strongest 10 most people is the trip
from New York to Brooklyn, across
the bridge, which, except that the
spectator is carried along somewhat
faster than in the generality of bridge
cars, IS an exact fac-simile of the ia
miliar journey. There are three views
of military life, a realistic scene Of a
street fight with the arrest of the par
Elephants, and three humorous pictures,
the best Of which shows an affectionate
young couple surprised in a cornfeld.
The recent blizzard Is represented in
two views-a panoramic picture of New
York streets and the big snow plow of
the New York Central road in action
A gruesOme sight are the Windsor no
tel ruins though their horrors are
neutralized by the peaceful beauty of
the upper Hudson as taken from a
swiftly moving train.
The rest Of the show is brisk and
lively, betting the season. John r.
Thorne and Grace Carleton hugely
amused the audience by a sketch called
The substitute" in which a wife, be-
ing hidden to a reception at the house
Of stranger, sends to the intelligence
Office for an escort to impersOnate her
absent husband. MI Thornes stories
and gags carried the skit to success.
Maud Belle Price gave diverting
group Of limitations Of the inmates OF
her boarding house: Bartell and Morris
We're satisfactory in a musical act; and
Annie Wilkes turn showed a good Sc
rio-comic handicapped by poor songs
Jones and Sutton, a colored comedy
couple IN gorgeous raiment, gave a de-
cidedly pleasing exhibition Of singing
and dancing, which was all the more
creditable because it was nut on with
out rehearsal owing to the late ar
rival Of the team.
A novel and entertaining act was that
of Galiando. who models in clay like
nesses Of striking character types and
of men Of the day with reasonable fd-
city and the most wonderful quick
ness. The fervor with which he de
molished his finished work in order to
essay fresh portrait was not the least
enjoyable parJ Of the act. The three
LaMartines, who perform some old
acrObatic feats, and few new ones.
but do them all we'll bring the list TO a
close.
The sacred concert next Sunday
night, with the moving pictures of
Pope Leo NH as special feature is
underlined on the program. The list
of next weeks entertainers includes the
funny Fillmore sisters, often seen here
with Tony Pastor: Seav and Weathers-
by. Fox and Foxie, the DeltoreUis.
Froebel and Ruge. contortionists.
Maude King and George Evans. the
Honey Boy" The biograph will also
wind uD its engagement
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DEGREES ADOPTED.

The following DEGREES, schedules and
orders assessing bettermeuts in various
streets recommended by the committee on
streets were adopted by the board Of al
dermen last night:
Brown street-Cost, fS7sl 81, John Muir
ply. 290OS; Stephen Doherty. 500 50;
Nicholas J. Mooney, S155l3; Annie Edin-
berg, S2sS.2s; Ida Edinberg, S11L53; Ida
Edinberg. SlG742: Ephraim D. RUbenstein.
t2ss p: Ira f. Stockwell. s10425: Francis
Cosgrove heir, S11L76; Michael Dowd
heirs 3I2037. Hannah A. Walsh, S93.S6.
Michael LeahPy. Sl0l4
Decatur street. 5000; Emma 9 Kendall
A.O4; Amasa A. Copeland 1861: Thomas
r. and Catharine r. Callahan, $40 Z; VIM.
and Rachael Hair. 1856; George L. Hunt
3403: Harvey Hopkins. Sz5.J8
Jefferson street. S537.l5.--LUther Slater
estate. sI54 q: NeIfe a. Dunn, Sleo72, VIM
Lagrange street. S2sS2. O6- Blaisdell ma
chine works sl22 IS: Sarah T. Allen heirs.
fegS 62: Patrick p. Somers. 1855: Charles
Cutler. $50 a; James A Colvin. SO Jas.
a. Colvi1. Sf0f %. Lafayette Robbins.
E4a, c. ". Walls and n. P. Roach.
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WORCESTER THEATRE.

Next weeks bookings at the Worces-
ter Theatre are Alice Nielsen in THE
fortune teller" Monday; Sowing the
wind" Tuesday and "a milk white
flag" Saturday.
The sale OF seats for Hackett's ap-
pearance in Rupert of Hentzau" open
ed briskly yesterday, and the popular
young star is assured Of a cordial wei
come. Jobyna Rowland, 1.-The Gibson
girl" and the original cast are still
with him
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THE BIRD GLASS.

There was a large attendance at.the
Parker at the Natural History rooms
A detailed analysis of flicker and
method Of determination were first TAX
en- up. which was followed by talk
on the migration of birds. which was
said to be caused by, among things
cold, lack of food. inherited habits as
result of enforced migration at time Of
glacial period home fee;ng. physiolos-
zeal suitability to one climate, the rest
lessness of nesting season, inherited ex-
perience ard force of example.
On Friday afternoon at AS p. m,
Prof. Joseph II. Perry Of the English
high school viii speak at the museum
on The geology of Worcester
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

These building permits were issued
yesterday. To George ". Csrrick for
a wood addition to the house. 20 Hano-
yer street; to the Norton Emery Wheel
Company for "A wood addition to its
factory. near BARRIERS Crossing, +. J.
Cross builder; to Mrs. Annie NJ Heaid.
for a wooden addition TO her store
building on Austin street: Mrs. L. A.
Adams for a wood addition to the
house, IS Kendall street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday TO the following: John T. Don
nelly, Al. and Nellie J. David, %; JoSn
Hakola, %. and Held Luokkala. %;
George Jasper, 25, and Della Conway,
"a; John F. Portle, "A. and Mary +.
Cove, "a; William Gallen. "a. and Is
abel X. Harrington. "a; Louis Emile,
36. and Emma Dechene.
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DRAWN AS JURORS.

The following were drawn as jurors last
night. for the April term Of the supreme
judicial court: John Mountain. IS Dix
street; Thomas G. Orndorff. 81 Woodland
street: Bradford A. Sargent. q Cedar
street. George ". Flag. 3 Hillside street:
Levi Lovely. IS Fox street: LINUS Sibley.
Sc Austin street: William A. King. l24
Chandler street: Rufus s. Woodward.
Harvard place. Horace ". Putnam.
Ouircv street. Parkmsn II. Stearns. 50
Atsrrlck street
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The New York bank levy Of a 10 cent
collection fee on every bank check will
at least help to do away with that al
ways irritating party, the man who
sends checks for less sums than one
dollar.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

The Tagals of the Manila country are
said to be breaking for their homes.
They have had all the fighting they
desire. We can annex those people all
right, though they will never make
good democrats; they know when they
have had enough.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

The first Christian Science temple
erected in the south has just been ded-
icated at Atlanta. Here is fresh
claim Of the Georgia metropolis to the
title of the Boston of the south.
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Chicago university needs 100000
more, end would like it at once"
New York banks may possibly get a
chance to pick up $4,000 in collection
charges on the checks.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

In the original scheme Of creation,
Mr.. and Mrs Adam-nee Eve-seemed
destined to remain in Eden, run the
finest geological garden on record, and
enjoy themselves in an easy though in
effective sort Of way. But there still
remained the rest Of the earth to be
remembered. Hence . genealogical
taste was engendered, the pair were
expanded" out into the world, and the
first great act Of imperialism" was
started. Later. there was the case OF
Noah and family, and the large and
varied assortment of live stock that
voyaged with him. They should, ac-
cording to the Erving Winslow cult,
have either stayed in the ark or hung
around Arara: after the shower. in
stead Of expanding over all the then
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

Some remark is occasioned by the
success of the authorities of the ia
maica Plain asylum in concealing the
death Of Rear Admiral Carpenter for a
day not only from the newspapers, but
the police. The latter actually got
their Information from the reporters
Of course such secrecy could not have
been maintained but for the compla
cent cooperation Of the medical exam
innl.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mortality List Of the CITY tor the Week
Just Past

There were As deaths i'm Worcester
20 males, death being due to the fol-
lowing causes: Premature birth, L. old
age, ,; heart disease, 4; phthisis, Z,
pneumonia, Z; accidental suTocation, /;
carcinoma Of the intestines. / tuber-
culOsis Of lungs, ]; chronic cystitis, ].
fracture of cervical vertebrae, 1; in
suiliom, /; straugulated hernia. L. con-
WILSON'S. /; lymphatic leakaemia, j.;
hemorrhage, >; diabetes. ], cancer. 3.
Inflammation OF bladder /. castro IN
testinal, /: infantile weakness. 3: drop
sy. !: burns, ]: chronic endocarditis, J..
albUminea, /; ovarian disease, I.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

One robin does not make a spring
time any more than one swallow makes
q summer, but nevertheless robins
made their appearance on Merrifield
hill yesterday afternoon, not necessat-
lily for publication but simply as mat
ter of good faith.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

The Spy is waiting for the protests
of the goody- goodies against the en-
lightened powers of Europe who are
now expanding" into darkest Africa
and carrying civilization into the very
heart Of the black continent.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

In spite of the uncertainty regard
ing the situation in the Philippines,
such signs as are discernible are en-
couraging. Incoming natives indicate
a disintegration Of Aguinaldo's army,
or at least a detection Of a portion of
the population upon which he must re-
Iy for recruits. Where he has gone
with the remnant of his army is a
mystery, but he cannot hope to hold
his followers together unless he fights
and it does not appear that many FIJI
ipinos have any stomach for more bat
ties with our forces. A continuance of
inactivity on his part is likely to re-
suit disastrously to his cause, and it
may be doubted if resort TO guerilla
warfare is the kind Of leadership that
he would think personally profitable
It might be taken up by some Of his
subordinates, and the result. though
embarrassing TO us. would not neces-
sarilv be serious.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

The cost of the war up to the end
Of March is set at $232, 1900. The ex-
cess war expenditures over the or
binary peace footing, last month, was
about $1,000 600, aside from the $4,000,
900 granted to Gomez's soldiers, and the
receipts from the internal revenue laws
Just about cover that amount on an
average for the year. The estimate
months is about sl9.OOO,OOO but present
indications are that the treasury can
foot the difference without inconve-
nience
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

This is city election day in Chicago.
The knowing ones are putting their
money on Carter Harrison, the indie
pendent democratic candidate for
maYor
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

If the Rev. James Boyd Brady is to
transfer the scene of his activities
from Boston to Worcester, after the
Methodist conference, sermons are
likely to be accounted among the SEN
sational items in the local Monday
morning papers. He has done some
pretty hard hitting in Boston, and has
been we'll advertised for doing it,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

Farmer Croley Of Lasalle, y. 7. who
advertises for a husband for his thirty
years. young daughter, should not lack
for applications. Not only does he Of
fer a wedding present Of $4,000, but
he has three times as much money that
will go to the daughter upon his de-
cease. Farmer Croley is generous and
enterprising even to reclIlessness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04
50 40; Harwood & Quincy machine works

5.5.49; HarwoOd & Quincy machine works.
Sargent street 644Ol-Margaret
Campbell $3.50; Margaret Campbell.
sl445 Paulina A. Green. 1861; Aionzo
Whltcomh, 1915; Rice & Griffin Mfg. Co,
&i.I5 Sargent Hardware Co.. SlI6: John
WEIGH heirs. H2i4; Thomas J. Manley
heirs 1865
Westlaud street. slOs2. s9-Clars A. Gle.
1885 Alice N. Childs. $4S24: Edward II.
Kendrick, s2l1S; Olive NJ Childs sos a ;
John NJ. Travis, $3.50; Olive NJ Childs
g1s.71; Amelia Y. A. Miller. s1741l: Alice
N Chandler SIS -; John Mcclure 236;
Jane Harris 81 o.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

Another legislative investigation Of
Tammany begins this week. OF course
Croker has discovered that he is needed
In Europe again.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

A red hot municipal election in Chi
cago, and the yanderbilt-Fair wedding
at New York, are the two principal
news assignments for today.
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$4,000 INSURANCE WANTED ON A
JERSEY BULL.

Application has been made for in
surance-of $4,000 on the famous young
Jersey bull, Merry Maiden's Son, owned
at Hood farm, Lowell. Mass. This is
the highest amount of insurance ever
asked for on a bull or COW. Merry
Maiden's Son is believed to be the most
famous Jersey bun living. as he is the
son or Merry Maiden, the champion
sweepstakes COW in all three tests com
bined at the Worlds fair, and his sirs
IS Brown Bessie's Son, whose dam won
he go days and 80 days tests at the
Worlds fair. Thus Merry Maiden's
Son unites the blood of these two fam
Gus cove, and great results are ex-
pected from his progeny.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS: NE
S HONORABLE II HE DO But LOOK TO The VEL.
FARE OF The COMMONWEALTH"
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"A GRIP OF STEEL. -

The New Melodrama Make a Hit at Lo-
throp's.
a large audience left Lothrop's Opera
House last night, enthusiastic over Che
new melodrama. A Grip of Steel"
which many OF them declared was the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

If YOU wish to learn the truth about
n woman. do not go to another woman.
You will learn more than the truth
Life
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

Miss Grace Z. Mix. 90 Wachusett
street. writes to out and About as fol-
lows: Would you kindly call the at
tention Of people to the need of the
Girls Club for more books2 We need
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1899.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

Your complexion, as well as your ter'-
per, IS rendered miserable by a disordered
IlNeT- Improve both by taking Carriers
Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

Inc Woman club may lose its wait
ing list, if it does not look out. There
are rumors to the effect that some of
the leading spirits among the 2S7 are
holding little run-tOgethers at each
others houses to talk up a distinct and
separate club, which will take the wait
ing list off at one fell swoop and owe
no allegiance TO the Womans Club. The
latter organization may wake up some
morning 70 find Itself confronted bv
formidable young rival. Unless the
Woman's Club concludes to expand and
take in the waiting sisterhood without
much more ado. something Of the sort
is likely to happen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-04

known world. But it is perhaps too
much to expect an anti-imperialist of
today to be satisfied even with early
scriptural precedent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, Holding Special Term for Or
phans Court BusiDesS.-In estate of Eunice
Ida Gallup Rhoades, deceased, No. S660.-upon
consideration of the application of Mary G. Fox
and others FIR letters OF administration, and for
the rejection will of certain memoranda
found in the trunk CT said deceased, 1t is order
ed, this 18th day Of December, 1898, that notice
and Charlotte e. Rhoades. and all others con-
cerned TO appear before this court Friday.
TO show cause why said application should not
be granted This notice shall be published In
The Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day therein mentioned. The first
publication to be not less than thirty days before
said return day. A. B. HAGNER, Asso. Justice.
Attest: J. NOTA McGIIL, Register OF Wills.
JOHN s. BLAIR, Attorney for Applicants.
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