4 Boston yHystery-The Worcester Transcript
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4 Boston Mystery. Worcester Transcript relates the following:

 r We learn from MT. Stowell of this town, who was engaged last week in moving large house, to make room for an extensive block of sicres, on the Dr. Shattuck place, at the corner of Sudbury and Court streets in Boston, that Friday, while digging for the new foundation il, the of the cellar and below the surface ot the ground, rhe workmen discovered wall bricked up on each side with sixteen inch wall, and space within 5 l.2 feet long and Is inches wide, the whole cov cred with bricks to the thickness of three iee and solid ha. when all but the last layer of bricks had been removed, several blows with heavy cvowbar were necessary to break into the cavity The workmeniwere much animated, expecting to find hidden treasure, when, 10 and behold. it con- Even the hair remained on the skull! When, by whom. or for what purpose. this vault was made and its tenant incloscd are questions of profound mystery"