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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
MEETINGS. ETC.

WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST co. - Annual meeting. The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Co. will
be held at the banking rooms of the COM
pany, 44S Main St, MONDAY, April 10,
1899, at II o'clock a. m, for the election of
directors for the ensuing year, and to
transact any other business that may le-
gally come before the meeting.
SAMUEL H, CLARY, Secretary.
April I. 1899.
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GLADWTN STUDIO.

DAY BUILDING, room 30. corner of Main
and Walnut streets.
instruction given in sketching from OBJ
jects and from nature. Pen and Ink
drawing. Water color and oil painting.
Glasses will be formed for out-of-dOor
sketci.sng later in the season.
Application may be made any afternoon
from to 3. Evening classes will be ar
ranged for GEORGE L. GLADWIN.
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500 FOR CEMETERY PURPOSES.

By the will of Mary J. Jennison Of West
boro. filed for probate Yesterday the sum
of 500 is left to the town of Southboro for
cemetery purposes. The will of the late
Jane C. Norcross of Brookdeld was fled
for probate the testator naming the Rev
E. b Blanchard as executor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
ARRANGING SCORE Gard.

Manager F. J. Leonard and Treasurer
F. w Mason of the Worcester base
ball team were around town yesterday
making arrangements for a score card
for the season. They received several
applications for space.
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CASE INVOLVES 81. 900, 600.

The formal hearing in the cases of
the HoIyole Water Power Company
against the city of Holyoke, involving
81 900 900. was begun in Springfield yes
terday, Frank P. Goulding appearing
for the petitioner
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were granted yes
terday to William Shore for wooden
addition to the building, 6 Blaine ave-
nue..
To E. NJ. Bond, for a wooden addi-
ton to the building, I Ripley street.
Joseph G. Vaudreuil builder.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
NORTHBRIDGE.

Northbridge, April 4.-The funeral Of
the late Mrs. Abigail Wheeler of qua
ker street, who died Sunday at the
residence Of her son, Daniel Wheeler,
of North Main street, will take place
Wednesday at II a. m. The deceased
was a prominent Friend member Of
the w. c. T. U, and very well known
throughout this section. She was 10
years of age and spent most Of her life
in Northbridge.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

Miss Edith Bertha Smiths reception
to her dancing class in the town hall
tomorrow evening promises to be a
very successful affair, as has been the
case in the last two years. Days or
chestra will furnish music. One of
the features of the evening Will be an
exhibition Of fancy dancing by the
children's class.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
To the License Board of the
City of Worcester.

The undersigned
hereby gives notice that he intends IN
petition the license board for permission
70 build a wooden addition to house
Carpenter St
MICHAEL CRoNIN.
Worcester. Mass, .AprH 2, 1899.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

1t heals the sore spots.
1t heals the raw spots.
It goes to the seat Of disease.
It penetrates obscure places where
drugs taken into the stomach cannot
reach.
II acts as balm and tonic to the
whole system.
Better than doctors.
Better than going 10 Florida
Better than anything you have ever
tried
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
MCNAMARA \ ARMSTRONG

Have returned from New York
where they made a careful study
of the private importers displays Of
the leading houses in Ladies' Gowns.
They have also a choice selection Of
imported laces and trimmings. First
class work guaranteed.
MacNamara & Armstrong,
40 Pleasant ST., Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

Are as small as homeopathic pellets,
and as easy TO take as sugar. Everybody
likes them. Carrer's Little Liver Pills.
Try them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
WlFE'S awful
E(ozE MA

Ny wife was in TIC most horrible condition
Of say human being, from Eczema. sho could
neither sit down nor lie down, her torture was
so intense. tried I'll the doctors that / coGid
reach, but she got so that / firmly believe sho
would have died within twelve hours II had
not been advised Of CUTTcURA REEEDIEs aud
got them. My wife rent 10 sleep IN ttco hours
after the first application, although she had
not s'ept for serea doJs, and with two b--cs
Of CUuCURA toiatncat) and one cake OF
CUTTcURA SOAP she ages absolutely cured, and
is well and hearty to-day.
srEEpr CURE TEEATzESr rnE TozrrErsa. Dtsrla-
WHO hCMoRs, YiIu Loss OF HAIR Warm baths win
CuTiCuRA SOAP, F to n7cinttn=H with CCTiotRA, uF-
eat NJ enolis skin cures and nj doses If CcTiut
HEsOLTsST, grezisst Of bosd purifiers apd E1lor
se9 throughout TIC world. PN--ge p. A~o C. Corr,
eois PFUps. bOssOn. How 20 Curs Tie lt Eczema. tree
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TO THE LICENSE BOARD OF THE
CITY OF WORCESTER,

Inc undersigned
hereby gives notice that he intends to
petition the license board for permission
to build an addition to cottage house Is
Scott ST., said addition to be two rooms
each 12KSx24. FELIX MARLOWE.
Worcester. Mass, April 2, 1899
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

SUIT the people because thew are tired
Of bite F0srs with the pain and gripping
fN~' -,e- ''' F--'er's Little liver
Pills. Chs III q dose.
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PRICE S1.OO.

At all druggists. or mailed from our Of
flee.
Munyon's remedies for sale by all drug
gists-57 cures for 81 ills-mostly 25c. a
vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1906
with free medical advice for any disease.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

Edward J. Marter, the well known
dramatist, who is the author OF THE
broken home and the Pullman
strike" was married at 8 Sutton road
yesterday, the bride being Hannah NJ.
Donohue The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Henry Hague of st. Matthews
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
YALE CANNOT BAT.

Washington, April 4.-The Yale base
ball team went down before the George
town team for the second time this sea
son today by a close score. The game
was warmly contested throughout.
White Of Georgetown struck out twelve
men. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

Georgetown 80 O0301O00-4 2
Yale .............0 0OO2 % 8
Batteries-Georgetow White and
Cranston; Yale: Robertson and Sulli-
van.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
NLETRoPoLITAN LAND SEIZURE

A taking of land in West Boytston by
the metropolitan water basin commission
was recorded at the registry Of deeds yes
terday. the land seized belonging to Oliver
A. Hagar Herbert +. Newton. heirs Of
Thomas II. O'Connor and Louis Bond.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05

The monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Charitable Society of Pleasant street
church was held yesterday afternoon
and evening. In the evening supper was
served for 125 guests, those in charge
being Mrs. c. 3. Knight. Mrs. G.. B.
Peters, Mrs. Harry King. Mrs. Lee
moine. Mrs. Luman Hopkins Mrs. Lu-
ther Manning, Miss Ella KEENAN,.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Upholstery Department.

Derby TAPESTRY PORTTERES, full line
colors: regular value $500: special x3.9'
per pair.
cross STRIPE Snowflake CURTAINS, dirr
ent com DinatiOna Of cOlors. regular van
$3.50: special S1.39 per pair.
Estimates for furnishing Cottages. Hotels az
Roarding Houses with Lace Curtains, Drapera
and Hanging shades. Poles, &c, furnished ~
Of charge Special attention given 10 III
branch OF the department.
WINDOW POLES. ) feet Iona in cherry Va
nut and oak. complete, with brass trimmihe
for 10. each
OPAOTL WINDOW SHADES. good, strrl
roller. ; feet wide by q feet long, ready
hang at Ioc. 90 Oh.
We are making slip Covers az specia. ~
nrices Drop us a card and W VIII send }"
estimate and show samples free Of charge
SUMMER DRAPERIES.-Our spring line
complate. with the newest patterns ana Ned'1
in Tapestry Door Hangings and Couch cover
Particular attention is called TO our llne
Oriental Portieres. ...
BAGDAD TAPESTRY PORTIERES, oeauu
ful combination Of colors. large assortmel
Of patterns. ranging in price from -.
St.oS 10 $500 per pa,
D,cD,D TAPESTRY Couch COVERS,
IN. vide 3 yds long fringed az aroSn'
r,sular value $500. special, S3.oO ea'h
LACE CURTAINS.
All the newest cr'dtlohS :" -, ort, ri
iron, the heaviest nets o the ligLtest g,H -
hast natterns in Renaissance, Point Arao'
Cheniy. Point de Paris Brussels, r8rysns 1o,,In,
Point iEsorit irish Point Scotch ana NUsuo. raco
nam. at prices which are posiV'e'Y '''"'
breakers ~, -r-s
SCOTCH AND NOTTINGHAM hAOH wv
TAINS. 90. per pair and upward
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS F'''' ?
pair and upward so a
POINT D'ESPRIT LACE CT hlAi'''
per pair and upward. s,a
RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS 7"'
per pair and upward. ,, r,ecss m
PARLOR SUIT IF hNe handsome soIs M.
hogan oepTS fra frames handsomely carved 'aa 4.
seat upholstery. ;Ifted backs 6Oysrsi aIn', b
fronts. plain seat. cord hnlsn, oV,II coIorIrr
choice satin iam1ek fashionaole 'O'''
excellent. for S1Of.oo.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Library, Hall
and Office Furniture.

Solid substantial specimens Of standard work
manship and thoroughly desirable in point of
style and finish.
All the newest models. all the popular finishes
Excellence marks each individual article Of this
vast stock
Also. a complete line Of Saloon Tables and Card
Tables, of every size, style ana description.
Prices very moderate
LOUNGE. Of excellent design and thoroughly
good make an1 finish; spring upholstery,
plain seat and tufted back: covered in leath-
erette strong and durable very cheap at
SS.2J.
OFFICE CHAIR Of antique oak. strong. well
made and finished revolves and Tits. patent
spring; wood seat spindle back and arms;
very special at S2.o0.
CARD TABLE, with adjustable revolving top.
four pockets. iron pedestal, highly polished
top Of quartered oak. at the very special
price Of $40.
SMOKERS TABLE. OF pretty design top ad-
Unstable. folding legs, in English oak finish,
&c. very complete worth 81: for one week,
at S1.G9.
LETTER CABINET. golden oak. finest case
work and finish i'm every particular has 26
drawers. pulls; is 60 inches high. 81 wide
and u deep: rOomy and very desirable. our
HALL OF RECEPTION CHAIR. Of graceful
design and superior workmanship and finish.
of choice golden oak. finely polished. with
panel back OF embossed leather very ef-
fective design and exceptionally cheap at
S1.fS.
FLAT-TOP DESK. OF antique oak with !
drawers. large cOmmodiOus and very well
made and finished: very cheap at S13.T5.
ROIL-TOP DESK. Of antique oak. standard
make: very we'll finished and highly polished
complete interior: seven drawers in base; eX-
cellent value for y 2.2J.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Although the Rutgers game is to be played on
Saturday the baseball candidates nave had prac-
ucally no outdoor training owing 10 the bad
weather. Dr. Cotter the coach. took charge OF
them on Monday and on Tuesday had them ont on
the field But the day cold and the ground
so wet that little hard practice could be done. The
nine will play the following games. only two OF
them in New-York: April |, Rutgers at New-Bruns-
wick. April =, New York University at ohio Field;
April TO- New-York League at the Polo Grounds;
April r. Princeton at Princeton: April ~ ManAat-
Brooklyn: April a. Crescent Athletic Club at
brooklyn. May 3. Fordham at Fqrdham: MAY G., >.
bridge May 10. Yale at New-Hayen; Ma, B.
Orange Athletic Club at Orangc May p Mest
Point at West Point: May o.. Lafayette at Easton:
May 90 Wesleyan at Middetown. and June 3. I'M.
vcrsitY Of Penns yVania at Philadelphia. AT pIcseh
the team is made up Of Marcus. Brown. Burns.
Corning Kebhler Lockwood Pell. Harrison Ed-
wards Anderson. Mike. Bell, BulkleN, Hemlker'
Mapes Byron and Fishel
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
The OifiCaI tIfnc WIS -I.VT.
The following were the weights OF the crews.
OXEORIl
IT'S rTRST DRAG HrNT or THE SEASON
THE MEADOW BROOK CLUB RIDERS TAKE MORE
THAN SIXTY FENCES.

THE MEADOW BROOK CLUB RIDERS TAKE MORE
THAN SIXTY FENCES.
Meadow Brook Long Island March % (SpecaD.-
Bright sunny skies and the prospect Of seeing
some interesting sport brought out a large field
Of huntsmen this afternoon at the first drag hunt
Of the spring season by the members OF the
Meadow Brook Hunt club. The was through
eight miles Of stin hunting country and re-
plcte with interesting exhibitions Of horsemanship
More than sixty fences taken by the mem
bers Of the hunting party. Several deep bitches
were also encountered
Fourteen members Of the club took part. The
run led across the Hampstead Plains to the Bar
mum estate. where the pack took the trail and ran
at rat;lng clip 20 East Meadow. and then north
TO the Hampstead Farm whore rest was taken
When again put the scent the pack ran east
ward TO Plain Edge. and then south for a mile
The kill occurred in a large field in plain view
OF all the huntsmen and the women who followed
the hounds across country in traps and carts 10y
the highways
Among the club members who were in at the
death Ralph y. Ellis. the master Of the
hounds; the two whips. Murphy and Hannon; Mrs
James L. Kernochan. Make Stevenson. Raymond
HerbCrt. Samuel Willets. Mr.. Bull. H. b Duryea
ard Harry 5. Page.
Near the finish when Harry Page putting
his hunter over stin four railer. he was un-
horsed, but not hurt His horse ran through
wagon for market The team attached to the
cumberous wagon took fright and also away.
The farmer was thrown from his wagon. and ex-
ctedly ran after his team and the huntsmen. VOW
Ing vengeance
In the hunting season three cross-country runs
Will be held by the club each week on Tuesdays
and Saturdays the course Will be over the hills
on the north side OF the island. and on Thursdays
the Nat course ON the south side OF the island VIII
be- used
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Certainties VS.. Chances.

Which do YOU prefer? The maJoIlty are
strongly in favor of the former. That eX-
plains our prominent position in the world OF
trade. We abhor the legalized lottery OF bar
gain sales and the like our standards won
admit us to indulge in them. our establish
meni is really Furniture Store-mammoth
and magnihcent-modern. and "A model of its
sort our stock is elegant High class goods
are well represented. as are. In fact, all
grades from the most expensive To the
cheapest our methods are up-to-date, our
assortment rnatchless. our values uneXceled.
If YOU desire all the certainties which such
advantages insure. you do yourself an injus-
tice II you fail TO inspect our stock. It's the
largest and finest I'm the city. the country or
the world. Call and be convinced.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Dining Room Furniture.

Extraordinary values In this department a
complete assortment OF high grade FURNISHINGS
Sideboards. Tables. Side Tables and China Clos
cts. in finest mahogany. Flemish oak or the
ordinary finishes. Great opportunities r.
you will but avail yourself OF them. Examine
our specimen offers. and you'll find they cant
be approached in point OF style. quality or value
DINING ROOM ARMCHAIR. quartered oak
framework. spindle back. with carved ton
strong. well made and finished: seat In box
style; a very desirable chair: first class
workmanship; Armchair. 500; Side
Chair. an extraordinarily fine bargain
81 90.
LEATHERETTE SIDE CHAIR S1.1J.
PILLAR EXTENSION DINING TABLE Of
golden oak superior make. hand rubbed
polish finish. massive centre column and
carved claw feet. very large. handsome and
desirable. cheap at = l.2o.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Bedroom Furniture.

Solid worth every time; no useless ornamental
tion at the expense Of good workmanship and
finish. Every suit sold carries with it our guar
antee-the warrant which our name and reputa-
tiOn inSures
All grades all woods all styles. all prices. but
in every case good value.
Odd pieces OF carved mahogany. brass and iron
beds &c. remarkably low
Soft top MATTRESS. full size. Sf.70.
White Cotton Mattress full size, S2.S9.
our great 40-lb. all hair MATTRESS, in A C.
A. ticking S3.14.
31h h. FEATHER PILLOWS. odorless. &c.
White enameed cabinet FOLDING BED.
with table: very convenient for small apart
ments very cheap at S2.S3.
BRASS BEDSTEADS Of plain but popular de
sign. bow foot heavy 2-inch pillars 90 inches
high at head ~ inches at the foot. and 3
inch vases; the workmanship is exceptionally
fine and Of a most superior finish. special
price for this substantial Brass Bedstead is
S2G.S9.
CHIFFONIER Of antique oak 4 large. small
drawers and hat box. mirror al top, frame
handsomely carved. brass handle trimmings
we'll made. excellent value at the price Of
SIO.o0.
DRESSER and WASHSTAND OF exception
ally neat and pretty style. in the popular
English oak finish. very we'll made and fin
ished. highly polished; Dresser has large
mirror G}Ox24) Of heavy plate; Washstand
has splasher back. Very good value Dresser
for 8I6.0O: Washstand $3.50.
WHITE ENAMEL. BED elaborately trimmed
with brass and with oval mirrors at head
and foot; extended foot rail; very handsome
design. superior workmanship and finish: a
bargain at o.oc
BEDROOM SUIT solid oak 3 peces-Bed.
Dresser and Washstand large swinging
bevel-e1ge mirror in Dresser, splasher back
Washstand. top Of Bed and Dresser neatly
carved S14.oS.
HALL STAND in golden oak with carved
top. box seat. umbrella stand at side and
four double coat hooks Of fancy brass.
French plate bevelled mirror. 1sx2O thor
oughly well made and finished. at SS.SS
beautiful piece Of furniture at an extremely
low price.
FOLDING CARD TABLE. very desira bic for
parties. &c; takes up very little space: an
tique oak: cheap at ~ 10.
SHELF SALOON TABLE. . r.. 6 in in diam
eter, iron pedestal. highly polished TOP. in
solid oak strong ana substantial: only
S5.4S.
LIBRARY BOOKCASE. OF very plain but de-
srable design; excellent workmanship su-
perior finish. in mahogany with plate glass
doors and five adjustable shelves: thorough
ly we'll made and very cheap at our price
only S1O.5O.
LIBRARY TABLES OF golden oak: exquisite
shape: large and Of finest workmanship and
polished finish; solid brass handle trimmings.
very choice and very cheap. at upward
from $40.
Send for catalogue
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
ParlOr Furniture.

A splendid assortment Of high grade Parlor
Suits OF the most desirable sort. Frames OF
solid mahogany. carved or inlaid. or of the less
expensive sort. but I'm every very well
made and finished
Also. odd Pieces in large variety: dainty
cErio and Music Cabinets. effective little Chairs
indian stools &c. quite IN" most complete as
sOrtmcnt in the city, and at most moderate
prices.
PIER MIRROR. Of very popular design and
hlst-class workmanship and finish. French
plate heNelled mirror fONlSD; Tennessee
marble slab and bric-a- brac shelf at base
bargain. at ~. go.
MORRIS CHAIR. OF new pattern framework
of mahogany finish. with line inlaving
throughout, seat and back covered in Roman
silk plush. with embroidered medallion at
top; extraordinary value for SI3.25
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
ROWING.
CAMBRIDGE EASILY DEFEATS OXFORD ON
THE Pt'TNEY- -MORTLAKE COURSE.

THE pTFTNEN- -NORII.AkE + 'oi ItHT's
p,,nev March 25-The dfty-sixth annual boat
race between crows representing the universities q"
oxrord and Cambridge was rowed to-day over the
usual course. from Putney to Mortlake diS'ai''e
Of about four and onc-quarter miles. ana was "o'
nv Cambridge for the first time in ten years.
Cambridge now has twenty-four ont OF the MY
SIX races rowed to her credit. The Light Blues
were the favorites in the betting. the odds being
II 70 4 on Cambridge though these were reg"'"'"
as extravagant, a.,
Cambridge winning the toss took the Surrey size
Of the river which. with the fresh wind blowing
gave 10 the Light Blues decided advantage.
The weather was bright AMI slightly warmer
which attracted great crowds Of people to the poat
race \ capital start was effected at l2;'N p. III
Both crews struck the water sharply nut 'aih-
bridge was first Off. rowing twenty-one strokes III
the first nalf-minutc
Cambridge at once assumed sight lead. which
had increased to ore and onc-quarter lengths at
the craven steps. about i've furiongs from the
start Just beyond that point. however. oxford
began drawing up. and at the CraO Tree W fl, hafl
one mile ono furlong and one hundred yards rom
the starting point. was even with Cambridge Inc
crab Tree Wharf passed at l:o$ ~
A. lIammersmith Bridge. one mile; nNT IurI",ES t.
nd one hundred yards from the starting me- am
bridge had again assumed the lead by ohe-hai. - %
length which was increased to two ana hai
iongths at Thornycrofts. some three miles from
'Tbrnre Cambridge continued her position. rowing
a finc steady stroke while oxford splashed badIy
When the Light Blues reached Barnes Bridge.
,broe nies fonr furlongs and thirty yards from
The start they four lengths ahead ana the
race was practically over for the Dark Blues were
hs The Cambridge crew finished strong four leGgths
ahead OF oxford Two of the oxford crew tainted
as fbeir boat crossed the line Cambridge's vic
tory was a popular one, though cod me VAloIu
stroke. was warmly commended for his fine work
The Official time was 2lO4.
The following the weights or the crews
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
HOusefurnishing
Department.

Space won't permit adequate description of
our stock IN this case. Constant additions To
our assortments- already numerous-make this
department always up-to-date always modern
and always interesting Practical purchaser
and progressive hOusekeepers should inspect our
stock often. Ii pays To keep posted these
small items What of prices like these?
OIL STOVE. I burners 3ie inch wicks strong
material, economical and special very
cheap at the price DSc
EGG POACHER. extra heavy construction
good springs. u cups and , cups. 6-cup size
:bDc.: 3-cup size. ISc.
SATCHELS AND BAGS Of every make size
and description. imitation alligator Satchel
special. IL inch. 1Sc.: T. inch re: II inch
UJc.. 10 inch. oSc
BABY CARRIAGES Of every sort, plain or
elaborate. with any desirable style OF uphol-
stery, parasols. SC: prices begin at $3.50.