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

Cleveland May 3.-H Van Cleve, form
erly president of Van Cleve Com
pBany; and a number of Cleveland and
Pittsburg capitalists, have organized
company under the name of the Pennsyl-
vania Window Glass Company, to oppose
the window glass trust.
Breckenridge, Cal, May 3.-Railroads
are blocked here as a result of a week S
snow storm. No train or mail has ar
rived since last Saturday.
Buffalo, May 3.-Employees of the Mia
CARA paper mills at Lockport went out
on strike today, demanding an increase
of wages from SIPS to 81 so per day.
Balm, May 3.-In the presence of a
large number of German pilgrims who
are at present making a tour of Pales-
tine, the first divine service ever conduct
| ed on the Dormition Hill in jerusalem
was held Sunday.
New York, May 3.-The American SUI
gar Refining Company today advanced
the price of all sugars made by it Is of a
cent per pound Standard granulated was
thus placed at 5@s cents, against 81 yes
| terday and 5ls month ago.
| Pawtucket R. L., May SIT was an
nounced today tHgtt the Smith Webbing
Company of Providence is to build big
plant at South Woodlawn, in this city,
| for the manufacture of susDender web
bling both in silk and cotton.
Boston, May AT the convention of
! the National Union of Textile Workers
| of America today, the executive commit
| d
! half of the Taftsville Comm cotton mills
strikers.
| Boston, May 3.-The Gloucester fishing
| schooner Clara r. HARDWOOD, Capt. John
A. Silva, reports the loss Of Manuel Nj.
! Mitchell, one of the crew.
Toronto, May 3.-The Most Rev. Denis
| O'Connor, Roman Catholic bishop of
| London was today formally installed as
archbishop of Toronto.
Paris May ga semi-official note is
sued today declares that the alleged
| signing of an agreement by which Siam
was said to have coded to France the
province of Luang- Prabang, in the north
| eastern part of the kingdom of Siam, is
unfounded.
Syracuse, N Y, May 3.-The third ses-
sion of the Goth century educational fund
| convention opened today. Bishop S. NJ.
Morrill, of Chicago presided. Speeches
were made by Bishops Bowman, An
drews, Morrill,, Ninde and others.
Philadelphia, May 3.-The British
steamship Inchmona, Capt. Ashby, left
this port today for Colombo, Ceylon, with
5000 tons of American bituminOus coal,
the first ever shipped to that place.
Concord, y. H., May 3.-Gen. JOab II.
Patterson of this city, a veteran of the
civil and Spanish wars, received a cable
gram this afternoon from Gen. Brooke.
Governor general of Cuba, asking him to
come to Havana at once to take an i'm
portant position in the government ser
rirp
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JUDGE UTLEYs JUSTICE.
How it Was Dispensed at the Central
District Court Yesterday.

In the central district court, yester-
day morning, Francis M. Blake, for
merly of the firm of F. M. Blake d
Co, was charged with neglecting 10
support his minor child. The evidence
offered tended to show that Mr.. Blake
was not altogether to blame for some
of the charges made by his daughter,
and he was discharged. His daughter
claimed that her father did not give
her enough money for clothes, and
Miss Mary A. Barker, a teacher in the
Oxford street school, testified that the
child's clothes were in bad shape. Mr..
Blake, in his own behalf told the court
that he gave his daughter bank book
good for S35 and she could not tell the
court what she did with the money.
George Lorange was charged with
breaking and entering the engine
house at Lake View and stealing Slo
worth of machinists' tools. Case was
continued. Daniel M. Morrill,, charged
with fast bicycle riding, was fined 50.
Mary Durwin, charged with stealing
money from persons who employed
her. was again in court, and on the
recommendation of Lawyer Carrigan,
the case was continued until Saturday.
In the meantime arrangements will be
made to send Mary to her friends In
Ireland.
The drunks were disposed of as fol-
lows: Charles Mccarthy, state farm;
William Pine, house of correction,
four months; Michael Lushman and
William Harmon, fined $40 each; John
Reno, Joseph Lawrence and John
O'Leary, fined S. each.
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table fails to credit the clever mare to
the Worcester horse.
Poor Springfield! 1t has lost both of it's
games.-Worcester Telegram. Chalk up
there. The first was a tie game.-Spring-
field Union. You mustn't notice official
mistakes, Sy, or you won't be able to do
anything else.
There are two triangular leagues this
year. The old league, comprising VIII
liams, Amherst and Dartmouth, holds
good for this spring; while the new
league, made up of Williams, Amherst
and Wesleyan, starts up.
James ]. Corbett was defendant in a
suit for $1,000, "a man alleging that Corbett
hit him and broke three ribs. The jury
properly returned a verdict for Corbett
He could not break a rib with a sledge
hammer.
Bowman is given an error in the Mon
days game in the Official record and
no error in the official record We'd
nesday. 1t is fortunate The Spy prints
the correct score, else the players might
be Officially making punts and drop
kicks.
An item has been going the rounds to
the effect that RED Wing is the only
sire living or dead with a performer
as fast as 2:0S4 to his credit at 8 years
of age. Gazette was foaled in 1887 and
his daughter, Aileen, paced mile in
2:01l2 in 1895.
The hopple question on many tracks is
being left entirely to the decision of
those intending to make nominations. If
hopples are bowled over as the three in
five system has been, when submitted
to vote, it is all off with the straps and
the straps will be off.
Maplehurst farm will be represented by
one of the strongest racing stables in its
history if a study of the entry lists in
the early closing events is any criterion.
Allie Trout has score of Baron Wilkes
colts of unusual promise. He expects to
take the string to Readville about the
LIST of June. Meanwhile he is working
over the Clinton track.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

ASSESSORS OFFICE, 81 CITY HALL,
Worcester, Mass, May /, 1899.
70 the Inhabitants and Other Persons
Liable to Pay Taxes in the City of
Worcester:
The assessors of the city of Worcester
hereby give notice that their office is open
every business day from a. m. to D. m.
Saturdays, from a. m. to l p. m, and all
persons liable to be taxed in said city,
either in their own right or as guardian
administrator, executor, trustee or other
wise will there find blanks for making
lists of their polls and personal estate not
exempt from taxation. Statements will be
received until JUNE H. but, as the work
OF the assessors at this season of the year
is mostly out of the Office they have set
apart every Saturday from May to June
II, inclusive, when they will be in their
office during office hours for the purpose
OF receiving such lists.
Any person or firm taxable in Worcester
for personal property, or who desires to
make a return of literary, benevolent
charitable and scientific corporations who
are required to make returns, in accord
ance with chapter 217 of the acts of 1882
failing to avail themselves of the privilege
of making their own returns, according to
the law, within the specified time, will be
held strictly to the conditions of law rela-
tive to attachments
AMOS NJ. PARKER,
GEO. B. HURLBURT,
ARTHUR H. BURTON,
Assessors. City of Worcester.
M-4-5-6-13-20-27 J-9-10-H
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THE CIVIL LIST.
Gases to Be Tried at the Central District
Court Saturday.

Court saturday
The following list of cases will be
called for trial at the civil session OF
the central district court Saturday:
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust
company VS.. Nahigian. Harris; w. E.
Sibley.
company VS.. Nahigian. Harris; w. E.
Sibley.
Bottomly ct al. VS.. Smith ct al. Pink
erton: Thayer & Cobb.
Wiggin VS.. Haven Bros. Blackmer;
Thayer & Cobb.
Washburn and Garfield Manufacture
ing company VS.. Dean ana TT. Rlce,
King & Rice; Dodge & Taft
Lemineux VS.. Garbutt. Thayer; Scott
& Taft
Newton VS.. Blake ct al. Merriam;
Sullivan & O'Connell, Moss.
Barnes VS.. Blake & Co. Merriam;
Sullivan &, O'Connell, Moss.
Columbia Electric company VS.. Hy-
land. Harris; Thayer 81 Cobb.
Iatchford VS. Orcutt and tr. OCon-
nell; Thayer & Perry.
Mechanics National bank VS.. Car
rington. Dewey; Haggerty.
Putnam VS.. Perry and tr. Hall;
Thayer & Perry.
Winslow VS.. Forbes ct al Potter;
Forbes.
Tiffany VS.. Draper. Dodge; Black
mer & Vaughn.
LavelIe vs.. Fontaine and tr. Belisle;
Jandron.
Dodge VS.. SandersOn ct al Dodge;
Sullivan & O'COnnen.
Meyer VS.. Kenyon. Sullivan & O'COn-
nell; Sibley.
Toward VS.. Pattison. Sullivan &
O'ConnelI; Blackmer & Vaughn.
Springfield Machine Screw company
vs.. Spires and tr. Haskell; Hopkins,
Smith & Hopkins.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
YALE TRACK MEET.

New Hagen, May 3-The handicap
track meet to try out the candidates for
the Yale track team were held at Yale
field this afternoon. The winners were as
follows:
Shot put-D. R. Francis, 1900. 80 feet 9
inches
% 3-5 seconds.
Two mile run-Clyde, 1st; Splitter, %;
Smith. 3d. Time, 10 minutes Il 20 seconds.
Hammer thrown. =. HiXCu. lis feet.
Cups were awarded the winners.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
CA TO REA.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04

ATTENTION.

All existing milk licenses expire on the
Both day of April. 1899 All parties who
wish to renew (and hold their old number)
must do so on the FIRST day of MAY or
within 80 days thereafter. All persons
who fail to secure a license and sell milk
after the specified time are liable to a
fine of $780,
J. P. STREETER,
C. HERBERT DE FOSSE,
Milk inspectors. room 2 city hall.
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REV. MR.. THOMPSON WILL STAY.

AT the covenant meeting of the First
Free Baptist church, held last eve, sew
eral new members were voted into the
church. Rev. A. c. Thompson, the
evangelist, who has been supplying the
pulpit Of that church for the past year.
has acceeded to the request of the
church. to continue with them through
the summer. or until Nov. 1. During
the past three years Rev Mr. Thomp-
son has positively refused to take the
permanent pastorate of any church, be-
lieving he has had a special call to
evangelistic work, in which he has been
so successful.
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MEETINGS, ETC.

WORCESTER THEATRE AsSOCIA-
TION.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Worcester Theatre Asso-
citation will be held TUESDAY, May 9Th,
at 2S0 o'clock p. m, at $40 Main street
State Mutual building, room 207,. for the
election of officers for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any other busi-
ness that may legally come before them.
HENRY NJ WITTER.
Clerk of the Association.
Worcester April 27th 1899.
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SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
An Appropriation of $50 900 Recommend
ed by the Committee.

The committee on sewers met last
evening at the city hall. 1t recon-
mended and ordered an appropriation
of $4,000 for sewer construction and one
of $4,000 for sewer publication. An or
der was made authorizing the mayor
to purchase lot Of land owned by the
Darling estate on Shrewsbury street
for sewer purposes. The superinten-
dent Of sewers read a paper on Sew
age separation" and it was recommend
ed that 500 or 1000 copies of the re-
ports be printed. 1t was recommended
and ordered that a sewer be built on
College and Clay streets in response to
a petition.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
THEY FAIL.

The great difficulty with most foods
is that they afford only partial nour-
ishment to the system. A shredded
whole wheat biscuit feeds the entire
system and keeps the whole in active
condition. If you wish for good health,
eat shredded whole wheat biscuit.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
LEICESTER SAVINGS BANK.

The annual meeting of the above cor
poration for the election of officers ana the
transaction of any other business that
may legally come before it, will be held
at its rooms, on THURSDAY, MAY IS
1899. at 3 o'clock y. m.
PARKMAN T. DENNY, Treasurer.
Leicester, May 4, 1899.
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Miss Mabel A. COwie GOES TO EO-
ROPE about July list, with small
PARTY of ladies; everything hrst-cInss'
and terms reasonable. For particulars
and application for invitations, adj
dress, MISS NONAH
1872 BoyIston ST., Boston, Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04

Thousands of lives have bee
saved by WARMERS SAFE CURE.
Thousands of men anc
women keep in perfect health tc
day by WARMERS SAFE Cur.
Your life and health are tc
precious to be trifed wiz
Take WARMERS SAFE CUR.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

Middletown, Conn, May 3.-Wesleyan
defeated Manhattan today chiefly
through errors by the visiting team. The
work OF the Wesleyan outticld was eX-
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ceptionally brilliant, and the home team
was fortunate in punching hits when
they counted Score
Wesleyan .........,, 0011 0 o. - .
Manhattan '.,.,...,. 0 0 0 0 q %
Batteries, Lufkin and Inglis; Mcbride
and Agnew.
New Haven, May S.-Lafayette was de
feated by Yale this afternoon in as fine
a base ball game as has been played here.
this season, but not until the ninth in
ming was the victory decided. BY sate
hitting in the last inning Yale managed
to score three runs while Lafayette SUI
fered in this inning by the injury to
Bray, in centre field, who sprained his
ankle while trying for a long fly. Score
Yale ................. 0 oil O020 81 10
Lafayette ..,....... 00012 1 2 0-6 10
Batteries, Robertson and Sullivan;
Nevins and Cotterall.
Princeton, n. j. May S.-The Tigers
defeated the ball nine from the Uniyer-
sity of West Virginia today The bat
terry did all the work for the visitors
Score:
West Virginia 80. O10OO1 OOO-2 s S
Batteries, Harrison and Hamiton
Dent and Shelby
Philadelphia, May 9.-Base ball:
Pennsylvania ....." 001310
Lehigh .............. 0 2 0 0 0 0 81 IA
Batteries. Shape, Layton and Flayell;
Kelly and Bachman.
Amherst, May S.-Twelve hundred peo-
pie saw Amherst defeated by Williams
in a championship game here today
Kents erratic pitching gave Williams
runs and the game in the first inning.
Score:
r h
Amherst 10 Q 0 5 Q o 81 I
Batteries lunkett and Edwards; Kent
and Whitney.
Washington, May .3.-The Georgetown
College team played all round the team
from Johns Hopkins University today
and completely shut out the visitors,
Score: Georgetown Is, Hopkins 0.
Cambridge, May 3.-Harvard defeated
Bowdoin College in a one-sided game,
on Soldiers field. this afternoon, by
score of to l.
At Exeter. N. H.-Harvard College II,
Phillips Exeter 2.
At Hanover, n. H-Dartmouth II, Uni
versity of Vermont 4.
At Amherst-Williams 10, Amherst 7.
AT Durham. n. H.-New Hampshire
Agricultural College 4, Boston College %.
At Syracuse-Syracuse University r.
Rochester University 8.
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Washington, May .3.-The Georgetown
College team played all round the team
from Johns Hopkins University today
and completely shut out the visitors,
Score: Georgetown Is. Hopkins 0.
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Cambridge, May 3.-Harvard defeated
Bowdoin College in a one-sided game,
on Soldiers field. this afternoon, by
score of to /.
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Williams al 12o0 o 0 DO s 6
Amherst 20 2 2 0 o 0-7
atteries-Plunkett and Edwards; Kent
and Whitney.
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Pile saw Amherst defeated by Williams
in a championship game here today
Kent's erratic pitching gave Williams
runs and the game in the first inning.
Score:
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WORCE STER THEATRE
JAMES +. ROCK, Manager.

Saturday Matinee and Night,
VIM. H. CRANE, and his ex-
cellent company, in his latest
success
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Philadelphia, May 3.-Base ball:
Pennsylvania ...... 9 l
Lehigh .............. O220 OO0 0 81 II 0
Batteries, Shape, Layton and Flayell;
Kelly and Bachman.
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Lessons in Grace and Beauty.
Beauty Secrets.
Souvenirs.

Nine. Yale will divulge some marvellous
beauty secrets that could not be bought
for money.
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COVERT and BLACK
SERGE JACKETS,
VERY FINE KERSEY and
COVERT JACKETS,

BEST MAKE AND ALL TAT
FETA LINED. WERE $3.50.
PRICE
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Princeton ........... 04O4OOO0*-S /
West Virginia ...... 0 Of 0 o % s S
Batteries, Harrison and Hamilton
Dent and Shelby.
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Princeton, n. j., May .S.-The Tigers
defeated the ball nine from the Univer-
sity of West Virginia today. The bat
terry did all the work for the visitors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-14
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Leo Council, No. II, X. of c., of Ma
tick had large attendance and inter-
esting meeting in their rooms last even
ing.
The elected chiefs OF Narragansett
Tribe of Red Men OF Naltick attended
meeting of the Great Chiefs at the
wigwam OF the Great Council in Provi-
dence Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. M. Clarke of Centreville en-
tertaAned yesterday a party of twenty
five persons connected with the Ladies'
Aid Society of the High street NJ. r.
church of Pawtucket. They came by
trolley and enjoyed the ride and enter
tainment greatly.
The work of repairing the exterior Of
st. Johns church, Arctic Centre, is
nearly completed and work on -tl-e- III
terror will commence Immediately.
Judge Eugene +. Warner returned
last evening from u two months trip to
Europe.
Volunteer Circle Kings Daughters Of
Hope held an interesting meeting last
evening at which many plans for prac-
teal benevolence were discussed.
Mr.. r. III. kirmeyer. former princi-
pal of the Phenix grammar school, but
now OF Bridgewater, Mass. is visiting
friends in the valley.
Mrs. Charles Sweet, who is in charge
of the boarding house of Hope Com
pany is seriously Ill at her home In
Hope.
Rev. FIR. Bourgeois. who is expected
to return from Canada today TO Arctic
Will be rendered complimentary
banquet and entertainments in st.
Johns hall, Arctic. this evening.
The town council of Warwick Will
meet at Westcott next Friday after
noon to select a suitable site for the
new high school building They will also
visit all the sites that have been sug-
gested, and ii is hoped make the best
selection.
The annual clambake given at the
knotty Oak church near Washington
yesterday proved a far greater success
than was anticipated. The tables were
loaded with refreshments contributed
and several hundred persons patron
lied the old fashioned Rhode Island
clambake furnished them Hardly a
village OF the valley but was well rep
resented.
The young toughs OF the valley, par
ticularly of Jericho. who have been in
suiting every one they met. have Deen
taught n salutary lesson by Ohicer VIM
I Tenant. who recently has sent hau
dozen OF their number to the state m
stitution. He is not popular with tnem
and their supporters.
Crandson court gathered I'm n crowd
/ OF witnesses today from the village OF
Hope I'm the case OF Fletcher vs. Dyer
The case is the result " Dyer running
over the Fletcher child a few weeks
ago.
The town council OF Scituate has &C.
termined 10 enforce the oriliEincP
; against Sunday baseball playing. Ihe
result of the game last Sunday In which
a Mr. Tucker was badly injured proba-
| blv caused this action.
, Fake pedlers with so-called smugglcu
goods have been trying to sell poor
} and damaged articles ~ farm houses
/ on the outskirts of the Villages hut WIN
poc~ success. Thesa unlicensed fake
/ pedlers are being tracked by the oihcers
! IN different towns.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Brief but Interesting Iisms hbou, Recent Happen
ings In and tbou, Thsss Plantations.

Sam Lee, who runs laundry at No.
3l7 Pine street, reports that at o'clock
p. m, Tuesday two men came to his
place. One of them presented bogus
wash check. and while Sans attention
was thus diverted, the other man
sneaked behind the counter and at
tempted to open the money drawer.
Sam made row, and when they
threatened TO do him up. he ran TO the
door and called for the police. AS he
did this the men ran out of the laundry
and disappeared
Joseph agdersley. OF Babcock street.
was fined $40 and costs in the Sixth
District Court today for harboring an
unlicensed foxhound.
William Holden of Ne.-5S- Melrnse
street lost 70 feet of garden hose,
Tuesday night, through the work of a
thief.
Patrolman Dunn picked up a stray
bicycle on Westminster street, last night
1t is now at the Central police station.
Mary Kiley, while riding her wheel,
on Exchange Place, at O'Clock, last
evening, was taken i'll and fell. She
received no injuries. but 1t was thought
best to send her to her home. No. Al
Almy street. in the ambulance.
William Elwood. 80 years old. was
found III on Wickenden street by Pa
trolman Briggs yesterday afternoon. Ell
wood had fallen and had bruised his
head. He was taken to the Third sta
ton, where DIR. Mowry attended him,
and then he was placed on the $40 train
and sent to his home in Sandwich, Mass.
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NEW RECRUITING STATIONS.
Offices Opened Ia 0lnsrHIs and Warren UndI
Supervision of CAPT. Gresham.

Additional recruiting offices are to be
opened In Rhode Island, in addition "a
those already established in Providence,
Pawtucket and Woonsocket. The new
Offices will be at Olneyville and War
ren, and all Of them will be under the
immediate supervision of Capt. Gres-
ham.
Colored recruits are now being ac-
cepted by Capt. Gresham. as by spe-
cial wire from the war department he
has been authorized to make applicants
OF colored men. But he has been eau
toned To take only desirable applicants
as the pick of the race alone is de-
sired for the regiments, which VIII be
sent TO the Philippines The colored re-
cruits are for the Forty-eighth and
Forty ninth regiments, which are now
being organized, and enlistments for
these regiments will be sent TO regi
mental headquarters as the applicant
may elect. Recruits having no choice
will be sent TO the rendezvous for the
Forty-eighth, at Fort Thomas. Ken
lucky. The Forty ninth is located at
jefferson Barracks Missouri
Following are the names and ad-
dresses OF the recruits enlisted yeSter-
day for the Forty-sixth infantry: Geo.
A. Lynn, Montreal. Canada; Patrick +.
Sullivan, Providence: John r. Cuff.
Providence: Edward r. Mullaley. Prov
idence; Alfred Manden, Joseph Servent
and Frederick Ferry. all Of Fall River,
Mass. John j. Geary. Providence, en-
listed yesterday for the Hospital corps.
United States army. He served I'm Co.
M, First Rhode Island volunteers.