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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-03
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No, 4SO4,1

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. M,
November Is, 1893. :
Notice L. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and thai aid proof will be made before the
January 4, 1899, viz: NemecioArmijo for the
exnw y, " n ne \, sec.a 8, tip. II n, r 10 G.
He names the following witnesses to prove
of said land, viz:
Melesio Sails, Sisto Manzanares, Jesus NJ.
Manzanares. Refugio Sais, Of Santa Fe, N. NJ.
MANUEL H. OTERO,
Register.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-03
In SIGHT,

He-This dilatoriness of the peace con-
mission ia very trying, 1t Is hurting M
business.
She-What is your business?
"I'm a map manufacturer. "-Yonker!
Statesman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-03
PEcos VALLEY { NORTHEASTERN RY,

Time card in effect October 80, 1898
Central Time): Leave Pecos, Tex, daily
except Sunday at 400 a. M, arriving at
Roswell, N. M, at 100 p. m. Leave
Roswell, N. M, daily except Sunday al
$50 g.. M, arriving at Pecos, Tex. at
s:15 p. M, connecting with the Texas &
Pacific Ry., for all points north, south,
east and west.
Stages for Lincoln, White Oaks and
Nogal leave Roswell on Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays at Z .. m.
For low rates and information regard
ing the of this valley, and the
price of lands, or any other matters OF
interest to the public, apply to
D. II. NICHOLS,
Superintendent,
Eddy, N. II.
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Deferred Proposal.
"Why is it that suffering men are nca'
y always BACHELORS"
SWELL, they get SO much time to thinF
before they speak. Detroit Free Press
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FASHION iTeM MS.

Interesting Details Concerning the
Up to Date Wardrobe.
The basques of the new coats and long
bodices are by no means modelled flat to
the figure, but they must not be full
enough to form godets, which have entire
ly disappeared from fashionable favor
Sleeves are very tight to the arm. At
the top only, where they are sewed in to
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-03
HER LIFE IN DANGER.
Nine. Drcy fus Urged to Leave Frnuce
and Seek Refure In ENGLAND.

Mime. Drcyfus Urged to Leave Frnnce
and Seek Refuge In England.
At the urgent entreaty of NJ. Gle
menceau and of NJ. Yves Guyot, both of
them parliamentary leaders and clear
sighted editors of influential Partisan
daily newspapers, Nine. Dreyfus has
resolved to leave France for a time and
to take up her abode in England with
her children, at any rate until her hus-
band returns. The reason for this adj
vice OF the part of the two champions
of her husband in question is that her
life and even the lives of her children are
believed to be in serious danger at the
hands of those whose passions have
been aroused to a pitch of ferocious in
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
Sundry Estates to Be Sold
for Unpaid Assessments.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS.
CAPPoRTIoNED.>

WORCESTER, Mass, July z, 1899.
The owners and occupants of the fol-
lowing described parcels of real estate.
situated in the city and county of Wor-
cester and commonwealth of Massachu-
sets. and the public, are hereby notified
that sundry overdue one-third parts Of
the amounts charged and assessed thereon
by sundry orders passed the city council
as hereinafter set forth, said amounts
having been duly apportioned according
to law, and said one-third parts thereof
having been duly committed to me for
collection, remain unpaid, and that said
parcels of real estate will be offered for
sale, by public auction, at the office Of
the City Treasurer, No. %, City Hail.
in said Worcester. on FRIDAY, the
EIGHTEENTH day of AUGUST, 1899. at
10 o'clock a. M, for the payment Of said
| one-third parts of the amounts so
assessed. together with interest thereon
at the rate of six per cent per annum,
from the several dates when the same
was apportioned until the day of pay
ment, and all costs and charges thereon,
unless the same shall be previously
discharged, viz.
No 36ss PATRICK O'BRIEN.
About 1877 square feet of land, situated
on the northerly side of Harrison
street. between the estate now or
formerly of Godfrey Fourier and
Woodward court, and now or formerly
owned by said Patrick O'Brien.
Order of May "a, 1897.
Assessed November 22, 1897.
Apportioned April II, 1898.
Amount of first instalment ............T.6S
No. 1911. GEORGE B. ST. AMOUR.
About 1884 square feet of land. situated
on the easterly side of Penn avenue.
between the estate now or formerly
Of Paul Morgan and Union avenue
and now or formerly owned by said
George B. st. Amour.
Order of October 49, 1897.
Assessed January "a 1898
Apportioned July II, 1893.
Amount of first instalment ........... $22.57
For advertisements of other parcels Of
real estate to be sold for non-payment of
sundry assessments, see each OF the
Worcester daily papers of July 7, IA and
Il, 1899.
f. W. WHITE,
Treasury and collector of taxes OF the
city of Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21

\. E. Rogers, G. G. sadd, c. N. Col.
Worcester-N. R. Shattuck Captain
Z; L. Smith, P. M. Pfaffman, Charles
Moore, Charles Rathbun, w. S. Jefts
f. l.. Barrett, George A. Williams.
supper was served in the Nashua
odd Fellows building, under the aus
pices of the United Workers. Mayor
J. %. Tolles of Nashua presented Capt
Morse a huge base ball, inscribed
1899" = i'-'''''' =
Mayor Tolles gave the freedom OF
the city to the visiting chevaliers.
The consolidated bands escorted Can
ton Worcester to the special train al
10 o'clock.
Those who participated in the out
ing We're the following from Canton
worcester: Capt. c. H. Lord, Capt
~. w. Moore, Lieut.. N r. Shattuck
Lieut.. q. G. Morse, Ensign A. n
Hooper Ensign Frank Ray; staff. Capt
Daniel II. Harrington, Capt. d. T.
Stacy, Capt. c. w. Dixon, Capt. f. w
Grout, Maj. A. w. Rose, Color Bearer
=. M. Pfaffman; patriarchs, Charles
Farmer, George A. Williams, w. J.
Stone, Lyman Leighton, William Ham
llton, j. F. Parker, A. H. Carr, +. l.
Barrett, Charles A. Rathbun e. O.
Knight, w. p. Nichols, F. G. Mullett
William N. Holbrook, w. S. Jefts, w
w. Magoon, F. B. Carpenter, F. w
Ford, w. A. Howe, George A. Haw-
thorne, H. G. 0sgood, c. L. Smith
Edgar O. Green, Alfred E. Hapgood
Winslow ,Chaffin, A. I. Price.
The members of Canton A who Wer,
present were: Commandant George e
Danforth, Lieut.. E. P. Johnson, Ensigl
e. i. Gibson, Patriarchs N. w. Tarbell
T. e. McAffee, G. w. Farnum, A. E
Wheeler, w. M. Wilkins, G. e. Nor
gan, c. T. Lund, ]. H. Reed, w. F
Barnes, G. e. Bagley, w. F. Hinche, F
L. Mottram, r. Thompson N. e
Rogers, A. C. Emery, F. H Wildes, E
d. Towne. C. H. Runnells, F. B. Hale
E. D. Clement, w. C. Butler, C. F. 30
honon, j. c. x. Smith. 1. L. Allen, AL
bert Hunt, w. A. Reed, H. G.. Mygatt
A, S. Wallace, John s. Wicom b. b
Otis, G. A. Ames, I. II. Phillips, w. II
Boswell, w. w. Woodbury., e. B. Ru
bin, Dustin Marshall, H. L. Hemenway
F. A. Wheeler e. S. Woods, w. 7
Russell, E. B. Gould, F. T. Lewis j
w. Woods, Charles Blunt, Wilder S
Reed, N. Lyons, H. Sails, A. D. Melen
dy, Ira Chase, w. H. Wilson, C. L
Mason, M. S. French, W. H. Dean, Will
liam Plummer, Gen. j. f. Tolles, Maj
w. r. Barnes.
Among the chevaliers were the fol
lowing from Clinton: Lyman Leighton
E. C. Osgood, G. A. Hartshorn, w. w
MCGOWAN, William Hamilton The,
were looked after by ex-Chief of Pc
lice ]. H. Willoughby. formerly O
Clinton.l
Canton A was led by Commandant G
e. Danforth, and the following com
posed his staff: Gen. It. NJ. Merrill, Col
]. C. Bennett, Maj. George S. Butler
Lowell; Maj P. c. Lamprey, Manches
ter; Capt. G. G.. Wheaton, Westfield
w. F. Barnes, Maj. G. E. Bagley, Capt
A. s. Wallace, Capt. M. S. French, Capt
w. NJ wilkins, Capt. C. H Runnells
Lieut.. A. E. Wheeler, Lieut. t. E. Nc
Affee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
AT LoGeERHEADs.
TWO Wire Manufacturers Fighting over
Valuable Patents.


Two of Worcester's largest wire
goods manufacturing companies are at
war over alleged infringement of val
liable patents.
Yesterday the National Manufacture
ing Company entered suit in the SUI
perior court against the Hamblin &
Russell Manufacturing Company to
recover damages in the sum of $25, 900.
The writ of attachment of the defend
ants plant on Water street was served
by Deputy Sheriff James Early and a
keeper was put into the factory. La
ter bond was given by the Hamblin
& Russell company for the dissolution
of the attachment and the keeper was
removed.
The suit, involving as it does two
of the largest Worcester wire con-
Germs still outside the trust, promises
| to be a hard-fought and bitter legal
contest that will be battled to the
finish. G. F. Beach Of Boston appears
as counsel for the plaintiff corporation
and Thayer & Cobb appear for the
Hamblin & Russell Manufacturing
Company. The writ is returnable at
the October term of the superior court.
1t is understood that the suit has
to do with the alleged infringement of
machinery and process on which the
plaintiff holds letters patent. The
manufacture of large proportion of
wire goods is conducted under a secret
process and in every large plant in the
county, there is a sancta sanctorum
in which many Of the specialties of a
particular company are turned out by
secret process So valuable is the
discovery Of a method of saving a
small fraction of the cost of production
by some new mechanical process that
many wire goods manufacturing COM
panies refuse to patent new devices
because of the enforced publicity 1t
gives the invention or the suggestion
it might give competitor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
TROWBRIDGE FAILS.
Proprietor Of Lincoln House
Files Bankruptcy
Petition.

Frederick w. Trowbridge proprietor
Of the Lincoln House, filed petition in
bankruptcy in the United States court,
Boston, yesterday. The petition places
the liabilities at $4,000, with assets of
$4,000
Numerous causes brought about the
failure. The trouble began with the
difficulties with the license commission
ers last May. The bar was closed for
two weeks, and after the house OBJ
tanned it's liquor license, the cafe was
ordered closed in conformity to the de-
cree of the commissioners, and pay
ing source of income ceased. Then,
too. since the organization of numerous
trusts, many travelling men have been
taken off the road, with the destruction
of competition and room table and bar
receipts have fallen off corresponding
ly.
The rent of the property amounts to
1000 year, and for some months Mr.
Trowbridge has been conducting bust
ness at a loss, with the result that he
was driven into bankruptcy proceed
ingS.
Among the creditors are: DR.. E. E.
Frost, who has due him rent to the
amount Of $2250. secured by bond
signed by G. H. Graves & Sons. Bos-
ton, who are hackers of Mr.. Trowbridge.
This firm is creditor of the hotel to
the extent of s5235. On the list are the
E. S. Pierce Company, $1150; o. P. Shat
tuck & Son, S19S.31; George F. Hewett
Company, $4,000; M. J. Finnigan, S205,
and many other local business houses
for amounts approaching 500 each, for
ha fnf n1
amount Is due out-of-town creditors.
Frank B. Hall, counsel for Mr.. Trow-
bridge, announces that the hotel will
rot be closed, Mr.. Trowbridge continu-
ing as proprietor at least until the ex-
piration Of his lease, next May.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

No 1913. SARAH A HOLMAN.
About 36,675 square feet of land, situated
on the northerly side of Earle street
between the estate now or formerly
of Moses b. Stratton and Edward
street, and now or formerly owned by
said Sarah A. Holman.
Order of July Is, 1895.
Assessed February 13 and 20 1899.
Interest from March %, 1898.
Amount assessed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9. AZ
No 1885, KARL JANSSON.
About 12,140 square feet of land situated
on the northerly side of Catharine
street, between Eastern avenue and
the estate now or formerly of Axel r.
Anderson, and now or formerly owned
by said Karl Jansson.
Order of July IS, 1898.
Assessed February 10 and 20, 1899.
Interest from March % 1899
Amount assessed ......@...............SS5 . rs
No. 1881
]. WILLIAM AND THOMAS McNIUR-
About 1919 square feet of land. situated
on the westerly side of Liberty street,
between the estate now or formerly
of Elizabeth N. Finnegan and the
estate now or formerly of William
and John Lotus, and now or formerly
owned by said j. William and Thomas
McMurray.
Order Of September q, 1897.
Assessed February Is and 20, 1899.
Interest from March %, 1899.
Amount assessed I'd 81
No. 1894 ~ ael'Ns ~ N&lNl
JOsEfH AND FRANCIS RBGLINSKf,
About 5000 square feet of land. situated
on the nortberly side of Aetna street,
between the estate now or formerly
of Emma c. Sears and Providence
street, and now or formerly owned by
said Joseph and Francis Reglinski.
Order of June 81, 1885,
Assessed February 13 and 20, 1899.
Interest from March Is, 1899.
Amount assessed .......................sS4. %
No. 1850. ELLA e. ROBBINS.
About 1898 square feet of land situated
on the westerly side of West street,
between the estate now or formerly
of Joseph B. Townley and Highland
street, and now or formerly owned by
said Ella e. Robbins.
Order of july II, 1898
Assessed February Is and 20, 1899.
Interest from March Is, 1899.
Amount assessed .......-..-,.........-.S 9O. 30
For advertisements of other parcels Of
real estate to be sold for non-payment Of
sundry assessments, see each of the
Worcester daily papers of July z, IA and
81, 1899.
Treasury and collector of taxes of the
city of Worcester.
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THE [. A. w. CONSULATE.
Movement is Not Dead, But is Very Much
Awake.

The L. A. w. consulate is not dead,
nor is it sleeping, but it is very much
awake anc in the process of being soon
formed in this city Yesterday Flwood
w. Goodell the local representative of
the L. A. W., in it's law cases, hustled
about the city and in one afternoon did
what whole month failed to do, 10
get the requisite number of names
which is necessary before a meeting
can DE called to complete the organic
alton.
The signers of the call for the meeting
are Elwood W. zoodell, f. s. Clark,
Edward Entwhistle, James Wilson. Jr.,
G. H. Brownell, Charles 3. Day, Lud
c. Havener, F. NJ. Ramsdell, John A.
Lowe, F. H. Chase, H, K. French, r. A.
Lemont, George f. Clark, Bert r. Liv-
ermore, Fred A. Brooks, ID. E. Starr,
Charles s. Hurst, w. A. Winn, Charles
E. Stebbins and r. C. Ware.
The meeting win be called when Mr..
Goodell hears from Sterling Elliot
state secretary, Aaron Woolfsen and
Abbott Bassett, national secretary
all of whom have been invited to at
tend.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
WORCESTER MEN TO JUDGE.

John ]. Rogers, county president OF
the A. Q. H., will attend the field day
of the Clan-na-Gaels Of Rhode Island
at Rocky Point. tomorrow He will be
one of the judges in the prize drill OF
the companies Of the Third regiment 81
Irish volunteers. He will be accompa-
MED by Lieut. M. e. Hines and Sergt
w. E. Mccain of the Emmett Guards
who Will also serve as Judges. The
companies to take part in the drill are
two from Woonsocket. four from Proyi-
dence two from Olneyville, two from
Valley Falls and one from Pawtucket
They will drill for a set of colors val
ued at 5000.
Co. A, A. Q. H., will meet Sunday
morning, when Capt j. ]. Rogers viii
appoint men to the non commissioned
staff
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
COURT NOTES.

Frank B. Hail. counsel for the trus-
tees of the estate of Morris Long of
Clinton, will sell the bankrupt stock
Of dry goods and clothing at 1893 Front
street. this morning.
1t is expected that the bids for cut
ting the grade of Court Hill and grad
ing the lot on which the new court
house stands will be opened and the
successful contractor announced, at q
meeting of the county commissioners
today
Judge Hopkins will preside at hear
ing this morning on the injunction re-
straining Dora Cook from continuing
her tailoring business on Main street
The following attachment was filed
yesterday: Sadie r. Leary VS.. Harriet
p. F. Burnside, an action OF tort, with
ad damnum Of 10000. Writ served by
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Scott, ana re-
turnable at the August term Of the
superior court. lA
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
TWO LOCAL FAILURES.
A. |. Marble Files Petition in Bankruptcy,
With No Assets.

A. L. Marble Files Petition in Bankruptcy,
With No Assets.
A. Leslie Marble, machinist of this
city. filed yesterday a petition in
bankruptcy at the United States dis
trict court. His liabilities are $3.50. 9S
and he has. no assets. All of the claims
against him are unsecured. The chief
creditors are: Clark, Sawyer Com
pany. SIP; George E. Frissell. $3.50;
Crompton Association, $575; Arthur ].
Marble, $325; Stewart Boiler Company,
$3.50; Caroline L. Nichols, $120; George
r. Hewett, 1925; Public Market, $254. 81.
all Of Worcester, and Edgar Trainor
& Co. of New York, $780,
Another petition was filed by George
p. Cooper a hostler of Worcester
whose liabilities are $712.20. OF this
amount claims amounting to S20S are
secured and 1904 20 are unsecured.
There are no assets. The three credit
ors holding secured claims are the
Worcester Collateral Loan Company,
$40; Putnam & Sprague, $46. S5. and
the Guy Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany, s17. The principal creditors hold
ing secured claims and the amounts
due them are DIR. L. H. Hammond
$160; L. F. Converse, $50; Mary E'
Cooper, 500; George e. Fisk. 500 10
seph Simpson, $40. 44 DIR. A. nj. shat
tuck. $40, and F. D. Clark, $12. SIS, ali
of Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
HENNEssEY GETS THE BID,

The contract for building the half
mile track on the new grounds of Wor-
cester Agricultural Society was yester-
day awarded 20 Thomas Hennessey OF
Holden for $4,000. The committee Of
eight met in the Office of Leander F
Herrick, Walker building, at noon and
after opening the three bids received
adjourned to the grounds before award
ing the contract. Thomas j. Smith bic
$14, 200 and Frank l.. Aliens figures
We're $4,000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
MASSACHUSETTS, YEAR BOOK.

The Massachusetts Year Book and
Business Directory for 1899 is nov
ready for delivery by F. 8. Blanchard
q co. of this city. 1t is a complete bus
mess directory of every city and town
in the state and contains 1886 pages.
1t is a practical book for practical peo-
pie, indispensable to public officers,
business and professional men. and
pronounced by experts to be the best
state year book issued. Price by mail or
express, prepaid, $500.
c. b. Tillinghast, state librarian, says
Of 1t: mo one can spend an hour with
the year book without deepening his
love for the good old commonwealth,
whose public life, political charitable,
philanthropic and administrative, is SO
the state can afford to be without It,,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
Sundry Estates to Be
Sold for Unpaid
ASSESSMENTS.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
Sidewalk Assessments.

WORCESTER, Mass, July I, 1899.
The owners and occupants of the fol-
lowing described parcels of real estate
situated in the city and county of Wor-
cester and commonwealth of Massaehu-
sets, all other parties interested therein,
and the public, are hereby notified that
the several amounts charged and assessed
thereon by sundry orders passed by the
city council of said city. as hereinafter
set forth, on account of the laying out
and construction of sunday sidewalks in
said city, under sundry orders Of the city
council Of Worcester, passed on the
several dates hereinafter stated, said
amounts being overdue and the assess
ments therefor having been duly COM
mitted to me for collection, remain I'M
paid, and that said parcels Of real estate
will be offered for sale by public auction,
at the Office of the City Treasury, No. 20,
City Hall, In said Worcester, on FRIDAY,
the EIGHTEENTH day of AUGUST,
1893, ct 10 o'clock a. M, for the payment
Of said amounts so assessed, together
with interest on the same at per cent
per annum from the several dates when
the same became due and payable. re-
spectively, as hereinafter specified, and
all costs and charges thereon, unless the
same shall be previously discharged, viz:
No. 1856. JOHN 8. CHURCHILL.
About 1915 square feet Of land, situated
on the easterly side OF Barclay street,
between the estate now or formerly
of Charles and Celina Willett and
Aetna street, and now or formerly
owned by said John s. Churchill
Order OF April 25 1898
Assessed February 10 and 20, 1899.
Interest from March rs, 1899.
Amount assessed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS Is
No. 4O4l. JAMES FINNEGAN.
About 1921 square feet of land, situated
on the easterly side OF Suffolk street,
between the estate now or formerly Of
p. M. Sullivan and the estate now or
formerly of John Owens, and now or
formerly owned by said James Finne-
gan.
order of April 25, 1895.
Assessed February IL and 90 1899
Interest from March rs, 1899.
Amount assessed ....................S66 81
No. 3947.
BENJAMIN HAYWOOD HEIRS.
About 1888 square feet of land, situated
on the easterly side of Barclay street,
between the estate now or formerly
of John Leahy heirs and Ellen Leahy
and the estate now or formerly of
Bridget Brosnihan, and now or form
erly owned by said BENJAMIN Haywood
heirs.
Order OF April rs. 1895
Assessed February u and 20, 1899.
Interest from March IS, 1899
Amount assessed ..........,............S 44. 70
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DR., HALL ANSWERED.
Continued from page one.)

ly strengthens the position of the rum
interests, constant menace, and as
he acknowledges the greatest curse be-
setting modern society. Drunkards, he
says, are unknown among savage or
barbarous tribes. UndiscIplined civil
ization, ancient or modern, has evolved
the druDkard together with the leu
nesse doree' of the Roman patricians,
whom the author Of Quo Vadis" de-
scribed at their bestial banquet or the
Seeley crowd whom yellow journalism
exploited in connection with an in
famous dinner.
When all has been said, DR.. Halls
nejghbors will continue to regard
him not any the less as a good citizen
because of his personal total abstinence
habits, and those charitably inclined
will not deny that the professors of
higher philosophy are quite as prone
tails
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
WORkMEN SATISFIED.
Things Seem To Be Going On Quietly at
Kelley and DeIehantY Building.

Outwardly there seemed little evil
denee of dissatisfaction among the
workmen employed on the Kelly and
Delehanty building yesterday. Owners
of the building and men in charge Of
the work say that there had been no
new development since the five car
penters quit work Wednesday noon
At labor headquarters leading mem
bers Of the Plumbers Union said that
no additional action was taken by them
yesterday and there had been no
meeting of the committee.
At the meeting of the Painters ana
Decorators Union last night members
were asked to bring UP the matter but
no action was taken.
/ Good thinRfi IxT, Telenhona Tah,at
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
FOR THE FRESH AIR FUND.

There is a movement on foot to ar
range a game of base ball between the
proprietors Of the night lunch carts
and the local policemen, the proceeds
to go for the benefit of the fresh air
fund The match is being arranged by
Neil Mannix.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
To Cure a Cough in One Day
To Cure q Cold in One Day
TO Cure Sore Throat in One Day
To Cure Hoarseness in One Day

Take Cleveiand's Celery Compound Tea,
a5c II It falls to cure. your money viii be
refunded by
Brewer q CO.. Sc Front St. George Il.
Fairbanks. 2Sl Main St; burlington Phar-