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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

The following quotations were made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity:
(Reported by kinnieut & Dewitt.
bankers
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BONDS.
It-AII-INJ4AI OO-II nv I11'J'
(Reported by Winslow & Coz

THE CHICAGO MARKET.
Reported by j. D. Maloney.)
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BAKERS OVEN

to rent, with tenement, store room and
stable, in good location, by C. B. Eaton,
office 554 Mair ST., room 8.
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MARKET REACTION.
Decline Throughout
the Wall Street
List.
GOSSIP ABOUT ATCHISON.
Boston Quiet and Weak
With But Little
Feature.
GOSSIP ABOUT ATCHISON.

The bank statement Saturday, show
ing surplus reserve of the New York
banks all but extinguished, with enor-
nous piling up of loans, induced fears
of a season of active money, and yes
terdays rate on the stock exchange of
from 5 to Z per cent confirmed the
fears that with the July settlements
monetary ease does not follow
Theidea that an era of active money
is impending is not confined to New
York, but seems to be held in most
european centres, to judge from for
eign advices. 1t was enough to upset
the July rise" in the stock market, at
any rate, and TO Saturdays brisk de-
cline was added sharp reaction yes
terday; leading stocks falling 102 all
around. Atchison preferred was off
rs, Manhattan 319, New York Central
rs, Pennsylvania ~, Rock Island IN,
st, Paul IL, c., b. & Q. rs, Sugar %
and so on. 1t was simply scramble to
sell, traders evidently concluding that
the advance is over for the present, at
any rate, and everybody started to get
out of stocks. As a result a good level
is made for purchases if one have the
courage to face the DEVELOPMENTS of
d matter
OF TACT there is no cause for alarm
herein.- Funds are returning in ordin-
airy course and the banks are gaining.
with every probability of a strong ex-
hibit Saturday of this weeks averages.
That the business activity may cause
money to be more in demand is not a
pad sign, but the general conditions
are altogether against any pinch or
even tight money market. Like
RI i,, =,
dustrial-expansion, money is in demand
at higher prices.
Ine pressure was quite heavy at the
opening and the Leading specialties and
the railroads dropped in the neighbour
hood of a point. Peoples Gas broke
S1s on the published report of threat
ened competition. Sugar lost 15s and
Continental Tobacco IA. The market
stiffened after the opening decline
Peoples Gas recovering ia and Sugar
a point. The heaviness of Brooklyn
Transit and the local traction stocks
pulled the market back again and pri-
ces fell to the lowest under a lively
liquidation. The great trunk lines, the
grangers and the coalers We're the
weakest spots in the railroad list.
Southern and Southwestern railroads
offered some resistance Consolidated
Gas, Metropolitan Street Railway and
Continental Tobacco dropped two
points or over. Metropolitan weak
ened afresh towards noon and dropped
an extreme 55s. The rest of the market
became dull and lowered about the low
point.
The following quotations were made
on the Boston exchange yesterday on
stocks held in Worcester and vicinity:
(Reported by Kinnicut & Dewitt
1lar \
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RAILROAD Y. M. c. A.

| Rev. Allyn K. Foster, pastor of OliVet
| BAPTIST church, will speak at the Kali
road Y. M. G. A. rooms at $3.50 o. m.
tomorrow. There will be singing and
an interesting meeting is promised. All
are welcome.
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
At st. Paul's church tomorrow there
will be holy communion at $3.50 a. M,
followed by morning prayer, litany and
sermon at 1920. The anthem, "Oh, for
a. Closer Walk With God" hymn $50,
(Foster), will be given. In the evening,
prayer and sermon at 7:30 o'clock. An
them, 20, Jesus, Thou Art Standing
(hymn $50, Geibel.
FIRST BAPTIST.
The pastor, Rev, Mr.. Moore, will
preach at both services tomorrow.
AT UNITED CHURCH.
The meeting tomorrow night at the
United church, under the auspices of
the mems club. will be of different
character than usual DR.. John Corne-
Illus Griggs, the leader of the Center
church choir, who is also instructor in
music in Vassar and other institutions,
will give an address on 1.-THE Purpose
and Selection of Church Music" This
address will be illustrated by selections
by the quartet choir of the Center
church and the chorus choir of United
church The musical programme is as
follows:
Guilman-Grand choeur for organ.
Barnby-Typical Modern English an
them in three movements.
IT will give thank"
2-"The eyes of all wait''-Quartet.
3-"Chorale and finale"-Chorus
Palestrina G6h century Italian) 20
Bone. Jesu."
Farrant Q6th century English" Lord,
for thy tender mercy's sake"
Bach (16S5- Germany Soprano solo for
Christmas.
MY heart ever faithful,
Sing praises thy Jesus is here"
Dudley Buck-"Sing Alleluia Forth
not the Holy Spirit"
Michael Neutrality-suspicious. for Passion
weeE-''Tenebrae factae stunt.
for Passion week
blessed Jesus
Chadwick-Anthem for Easter Shout
We High Heavens"
Fl, W. Parker--"Agnus Dei"-from COM
munion service in p.
Batiste-Postlude
Rev. DR.. Munger will occupy the pull |
pit this morning.
MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.
The music at Christ church Sunday |
will be as follows:
1890 a. m.
Prelude-Communion :. 49,. Guilmant |
in E flat. So. Martin !
Benedictus-Chant
Jesu.. :. ..Dvorak |
Observation-Disclosures Religieuse. Guilmant
1880 p. m.
:. E. :. Mendelssohn
in D.. :. ............ Martin
Nunc Dimittis In D.. :. ........ Martin
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offertory-Turn Thy Face from Thy

Offertory-Turn Thy Face from Thy
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
The musical programme for the even
ing service is as follows:
AT 1880 o'clock.
Prelude--Abendlied. 80. ..Schumann
Introductory sentences.
Chant-"Direct Us, Q Lord"
Flynn 9S-Congregational.
Responsive reading-Psalm SO, on page
20.
Gloria Patri-In 3 fiat. :. ......E Elliot
responsibilities a friend in the
homeland. =. ..........H avens
Offertory-"As pants the wearied
heart ....... .......... sullivan
Hymn 09-Congregational.
Sermon-Subject-" sources of
Christian song. ;. Mr. Peabody
Anthem-"There is holy city" Shelley
Prayer.
Hymn 675-Congregational.
Benediction.
Postlude-March, st. Elizabeth. al List
CHURCH ARMY HALL.
On Sunday afternoon a testimony
meeting and in the evening a lantern
service. commencing al 7:30.
ST. ANDREWS MISSION.
st. Andrews mission, Shelton avenue,
on Sunday afternoon, MANOR Stansfield
will conduct the service and make an
address.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
REV. B. b. BOSWORTH OF NEW
YORK WILL PREA CHI At CALVARY

Mems Meeting mt Grand Opera House
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. Meetfng-Rcv. G.
III. Shtrk at Howard Avenue Metho-
dist Church-Other Services Tomor-
row.
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow DR.. Gilbert will speak in the
morning on "The Divine Search Party"
and at night on Christian Unity in the
Spirit" The morning anthems will be
adore and Be Still' by Gounod; What
a Friend We Have in Jesus" Offertory
alto solo. The evening anthems will be
THE Radiant Morn Hath Passed
Away" by Woodward; Deus Misera-
tur," by Wiske; offertory, THE Home
light" by Macy.
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FEDER.411oN OF CHURCHES.
Call Made for Federation of New
Haven Churches, the Result of the
Good Work Done by the Conn. Bible

| A Call Made for IA Federation of New
Haven Churches, the Result of the
| Good Work Done by the Conn. Bible
| Society.
Christian unity in these latter days is
making gigantic strides. Much evil
dence of this is being seen in New Ha-
ven. The ministers, without respect to
denomination, are stirred to the impor-
tance of making a move towards SIM
pie federation of our city churches.
The movement has materialzed so
far as to issue call, signed by minis
ters of seven denominations, for a meet
ing on Monday morning at the Center
church chapel to consider:
First-The need and praticability of
organizing an INSTRUMENTATION fed
Grafton of churches; and,
Second-Certain measures of mutual
interest to all the churches in matters
of church comfy and supervision.
This movement took its impetus in
New Haven, through the canvass of
the city made by the Connecticut Bible
society, under the auspices of the
churches, in the past eighteen months.
The Bible society has been doing SPLEEN
did work in revealing to the uptown
churches a condition Of affairs many
did not realize fully. 1t tells of large
number of people not attending church
and of the crowds of foreigners under
no religious influence. All this, with
many valuable statistics and interest
;,,r- or+i a1o No
A. r. Irvine and others, has recently
been published by the society.
Such work has been done in other
cities and in New York a federation
similar to the one proposed for New
Haven was formed some months ago.
It's constitution states that THE object
of the New York federation is to bring
the organized intelligence and love of
the churches to bear upon the material,
social, economic, civic and spiritual in
terests of the family life of the city and
through INSTRUMENTATION conference
and cooperation to meet its religious
and moral needs"
The object of the federation is to be
effected:
First, by thorough investigation of
various sections of the city in co-opera-
ton with the churches in such sections,
for the purpose of obtaining data on
which to base an accurate knowledge of
the social life and of the churches, in
order to determine action appropriate
and necessary to secure the well being
of the home life of each section.
Second, by the cooperation Of the fed |
Grafton with existing agencies to meet |
the needs disclosed.
Third, by stimulating the creation Of |
new agencies wherever existing agen- |
cies prove inadequate.
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Drying preparations simply develop
dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions
which adhere to the membrane and de-
compose, causing a far more serious
trouble than the ordinary form of ca
tarrh Avoid all dry inhalants and use
that which cleanses, soothes and heals.
Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and
will cure catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will
bemailed for 10 cents, large for so cents.
All druggists keep it. Ely Brothers, Sc
Warren street, New York.
f23 St eod&1tw
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An Enterprising and

An Enterprisins and Successful Firm.
p. J. Kelly & Co., 1888 Church street
and SIT to S21 Grand avenue, the we'll
known and popular dealers in furni-
ture carpetings, ranges and household
goods generally, continue to maintain
their popularity and their large business
steadily increases in extent from year
to year This reliable firm has uniform
1y made it point to keep only the best
and strives to give their patrons the
benefit of reasonably low prices, believ-
ing that by dealing in strictly honor
able and impartial manner they would
be enabled to sell at a small margin of
profit and rely on CORRESPONDENCE
large patronage. Their rapidly and
steadily increasing sales have fully jus
titled their course and hundreds from
every section Of this city and neighbor-
inc towns avail themselves of the splen-
did bargains offered at their establish
ment. Their stock of furniture is i'm
mense and comprises everything that is
stylish, durable and in every way salts
factory. Their line of carpetings in
clude the best makes and the patterns
for elegance and wear are unrlvaled.
Cash or easy payments to suit pur-
chases are the liberal terms of this fair
dealing and successful firm.
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Saturday, February rs, 1890.
One hundred acres $4,000. R.E.Baldwin.

One hundred acres $4,000. r. E. Baldwin
High water to-day, 10.49 a. m.
Violets Is cents per bunch at Cham
pion's.
The Ladies' Home Journal for March
at Pease & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Adams of Toledo,
Ohio, are at the New Haven house.
Miss Ellen Tompkins of this city is
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Welton
in Watervlle.
Miss Mary Hall of New Haven is
spending a few days with friends on
Summer street, Stamford.
Miss Annie Miller Of New Haven is
the guest Of friends on Washington
avenue Stamford, for a week.
There are now at Springside home 45S
inmats, within one of the largest num-
Der ever in the institution.
There was no meeting of the board of
education last evening owing to the alb
sence of Superintendent Kendall in Ohio
The board will meet in the first week in
March.
There will be free lecture and open
discussion meeting under the auspices
of the socialist labor party in Carpen-
ter's hall, ISL Chapel street, next Sunday
at p. m.
c. S. Barnes of Bristol has been
awarded $3.50 damages by the Console
dated railroad for valuable horse killed
In runaway caused by snow sliding
off the roof of the depot.
whist party to have been given by
Miss Harriet Stevens, assisted by Miss
Belts, at the home of the former, 500
Howard avenue, last Monday night, has
been postponed until after Lent.
Mrs. Harriet Lewis of Meriden left
no will and her. estate, which is valued
at $25OO will be equally dividend be-
tween three children-Mrs. Charles H.
F'ales, Henry J. Lewis and Mrs. Kate
"a. Chaplin.
The Womans Relief corps of Admiral
Foote post, G. A. r., were entertained
at the residence on Howard avenue of
Mrs. Andrews, treasurer of the corps,
on Thursday evening. 1t was a very
enjoyable occasion.
Professor Sanders lecture this after
noon In st. Paul's parish house will be
upon the formation of the New Tesla
ment. The lecture will begin at 3:45
to-day to enable Professor Sanders to
meet another appointment.
Mrs. Major Bell of this city will con-
duct the meetings at the Salvation army
hall in Waterbury to-day and to-mor-
row. Mrs. Bell has had a vast expert
ence in the army as prominent leader
and was formerly deaconess.
Colonel Roberts, who was sent here by
the war department to hold a supple
mental hearing with reference to the
Kimberly avenue bridge over the West |
river, went with a party of citizens of
West Haven to the bridge yesterday |
noon. He will file his report within a |
few days.
The night employees of the mechanical |
department of the Consolidated road as |
sembled at Master Mechanic Leary's of |
flee yesterday morning, on the occasion |
of his last day at the works, and pre-
scented him with diamond pin. Mr.. |
Ieary goes to Plainfield, N j., to take |
charge of large plant as superintend-
ent.
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Needed Things in
Medical Hall.

This changeable weather
makes it imperative that the
home medicine chest be ready.
Here are a few low-prlce
helps to its completeness
Pure Canada NJ alt Extract, &c
100 Two Grain Quinine Pills, &c
Matted Mix, SAC
Imperial Uranium, 40
Ripans Tabules, &c
Williams Pink Pills SIC
Icc Size Stewart Almond Cream, SC
Listerated Tooth Powder, 1sc
Bells Complexion Tonic, $500
- Lambs Wool Soap, 25c
Skin Food 75c
@ Hair Tonic, S.. 90
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WESTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL
CHTTRCH

The pastor, nj. r. Kerr, will preach
il, the morning tomorrow at Westville
Congregational church, theme, The
Heroic in Missions" Collection will be
taken for the McAll mission in France.
In the evening Rev. Fl. W. Pope OF New
Haven will speak on Missionary work
in Our State Special music Will be
given both morning and evening.
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RECOMMENDATIONS. j. Kelly & Co.
7bonds For Sale-Stephen G. Millett
Gut .Glass-Robinson & Co.
Don't Shoot-The Gamble-Desmond Co.
Estate Calvin Russell-Probate Notice.
Estate Louise Herrmann-Probate Notice.
Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills-At Druggists.
For Saturday-E. Mcintyre & Co. 49,
FOR Rent-Rooms-159 Spring Street.
Grape-Nuts-At Grocers.
HoSiery-Howe a. Stetson. ,.,=. /,
Hyperion-Mrs. Fiske.
lnsurance--Charles Wilson & Co.
Poifs-Maude Courtney, Dolan & Lenharr.
Paint--Linsley & Lightbourn.
KAT Traps-Linsley q Lightbourn.
Right Prices-The g. e. Hart Co.
Special Shirt Sale-The Chas. Monson Co.
Spring Style Hats-Brooks & Company.
Iaffetas The Edw Malley Co.
Vermont Maple Sugar--Boston Grocery.
Wanted an--The ]. Marcus Co.
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AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

Tomorrow evening the Hon. Daniel
Davenport of Bridgeport will speak at
Plymouth church on Abraham Lincoln
and the Work He Performed in the
Moral Elevation of Mankind" This
well known lawyer and advocate has no
peer among Connecticut citizens in the
ability to portray American character
Those who have heard his delineaton
of Washington, Jackson, Alexander,
Hamilton and other chief American
characters will not fail to hear his fine
address on the life and influence of the
"grandest man on the globe" as the
Gear of Russia said when he heard of
his awful death by the assassins shot.
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HOWARD AVENUE M. E. CHURCH.

HOWARD AVENUE M. q. CHURCH.
Rev. c. Fl. Shirk will occupy the pull
pit of the Howard avenue Methodist
church, corner Fourth street, tomorrow
morning and evening.
Arrangements have been made for
concert to be given in the church on
Thursday evening, March 8. Solos. va
rious part-songs and glees, and piano
and Evolutionary selections will be rem
dcred. 1t promises to be great sue
cess.
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A Brocaded Silk Special.
Low-priCe Chances
in Boys Clothing.

We must clear out every
article of boys clothing in
this store that is of winter
weight. We won't carry
goods over from one season
to another.
We have cut the prices be-
low cost to make the clear
ance quickly.
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SERMON BY REV. S. s. SEWARD

SERMON BY REV. S. S. SEWARD.
The Rev. S. S. Seward Of New York
will preach tomorrow morning at Fow-
lers Music Studio, No. S51 Chapel
street, room 6, at IL o'clock.
The subject will be, 1.-THE Use of the
Holy Supper" and at o'clock p. m.
instead of the usual doctrnal class Mr..
Seward will administer the sacraments
of the Holy Supper All are cordially
invited
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Children's Wear.

If you are putting the little
folks into short dresses, ou1
stocks Of Spring newness in
childrens wear will interest
you. Each article is of home
made goodness at a less price
than home-making costs
think of the worry saved, too.
Children's Short Cambria
Dresses, yoke of tucks and
insertion, deep hem, 25c ca.
Children's Short Dresses
of nainsook, skirt two yds.
wide, five inch hem, dainty
yokes of tucks and insertion,
some solid tucked Jokes,
others with embroidery rufae,
round yoke, good value at
75c. Here for ACC each.
Children's Flannel and
Cambria Petticoats with cam
brio waists, at 25c and soc ca.
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A NEW COMPANY TO BE FORMED
OF Interest to New Haven Business
Men

Of interest to New Haven Buslness
Men.
company now being formed in this
city is the fourth company composed of
New Haven business men to be incor-
porated here to acquire patented ma
chimes and own exclusive rights in the
operation of them. Large dividends
have been paid by existing corporations.
A limited number of new subscribers
can ioin with shareholders of the old
comDanies in forming TINS new COM
pany. Particulars may be had by adj
dressing W. r., postoffice box 1474 The
new company is to enter new field
and acquire more extensive rights.
f25 1t
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The Woman's School association will
hold it's monthly meeting to-day at 8
p m. in the library parlors of the Young
Mems Institute building. The address
will be upon Primary Glass Work in
the Public Schools" by Miss Alice r.
Reynolds, supervisor. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all interested.
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JOHN w. SANDERSON.

John w. Sanderson, a carriage body
maker, who roomed at No. II Broad
way. died yesterday afternoon after a
short Illness. The funeral services will
be held at the rooms of Beecher 4 Ben
nett at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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GRACE METHODIST CHURCH.

At Grace NJ e. church Tomorrow
Rev. DR.. Chadwick will preach In the
evening the subject of the third SER
mon ON 1.-THE Future Life" will be "Blble
Teaching Concerning General Judg-
ment.'
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Mems and Boys
COiOred Shirts.

Another lbt of those mems
and boys fancy Colored
Shirts with soft bosoms, two
collars. Same as in our
corner window. 800 each.
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An Exhibition of Laces.

A most interesting and in
structive demonstration is the
exhibition of fine lace in the
Millinery Salon.
1t only lasts one week and
should not be missed.
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Geo. II. Collett & Bro. have Just re-
ceived a full line of Olive and Quaker
bicycles. Call and see them at 147
Court, near Orange. f24 ct
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CHURC CIT OF THE MESSIAH.

Rev. Mr.. Dickerman will preach on
''The Religion for To-day at the
Church of the Messiah tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening Joseph B. Sargent
will give an illustrated lecture on ORR
entail Religions" The public is invited.
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JhegumrmaIamd Gumrier

! HHEE MONTHS, $1.50 ONE MONTH, so
CENTS; ONE WEEK, Is GENTS; SINGLE
COPIES, 8 CENTS.
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Y Mr. G. A MEMS MEETING.

Rev. Alexander Irvine will speak at
the Y. M. c. A. meeting at the Grand
Opera house tomorrow afternoon on
1.-THE Game of Life" George w. Sim
mons, Yale undergraduate, will sing a
solo.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. 3. B. Bosworth Of Washington
Heights Baptist church, New York city,
will occupy the pulpit of Calvary Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and even
ing.
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AT PARK CHAPEL

Rev. William Roberts will preach in
the Park Methodist chapel, Morris
Cove, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.