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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-14
EIcHuoND. VA, September l3, 1855.
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Country Produce.
Apples-Choice early pr barrel sl50 10
500 mixed lots. Zoe. to 81 -.
b con- Virginia hams. choice old. lie per
pound. new hams small. rs tO Doe new
hams lar-c 900 % re. sides. II 90 l-c
shoulders. 30 tullc.
Ecc~wax- O., to Poe per pound
Buuer-\ Ir,in'A creamery. 20 90 pc. iAm-
ily packed Virginia. lSto poe choice yell
low store packed (NirJiuie). rs to lsc. store
packed mixed color and sweet ID tu lil
Store packed fur GU good. Toto l-c
Ego ln crate, .ii,,hl I'D 10 -Nc .n boxes
and barrels. IT, t0 2Dc.
p0uiry-Hen. % De. mlAed c00r- 2I
o. 30. spring chickens. ID Go Poe ducks -J
Dried Fruit-Peache- peeled 90 ioc. un-
peeled haiyc. 3 to Bic Apple sliced o. g..
quarter. % o. &C. CT erie ltiel lO tu ID .
BAckberri,, 4 To- D., Whortlebeues Co.
Futher.-rrIme 1--we goose, 80 20 ~ per
pound. mixed. - % Zoe.
FaNsccd- Per bushel e5c 90 Sl.o0-
Hides-pry ilints. light weights. % Ne
per pound. heavy weights 7c per pound; dry
-alttl. 1c. green sailed. lc. green. &C..
Wool-lub-Washcd. 30 to BE per pound.
uuwa~hsd. pc per pound.
lard-pume country, ~ 10 &c per pound.
OnioN,-ln barrels. II ~ 90 800.
Peanuts-iancy stock, per pound, Co
4ic. medium. y % Sc.
Potatoes Per barrel q 25 to - 30.
peaches-ler crate 81 90 to II so.
Roots-Ginseng, perpOund, 81 1eo Seneca
per pound, % 30 30c.
Groceries. Etc.
BroOms-TWo strings. 81 90 10 81 25. three
string 81 80 to 800. four strings, 500 10
$500.
Ba,keis-Willow, Sll5 to $50 per nest.
split. J,to SO per dozen.
Rice-Carolina, g To &C. Rangoon. 53c.
Sali-Liyeryool irOn store. 81 % ground
alum from store, per sack, 90 to sl.U5.
ralloW-flc
Ch,e~e-Irime cutting, PC; common, 9to
zoe. English dairy. lcc: pineapple, pc.
Lard Pure &c, refined. lOc.
MDasses- Extra. hog,head. l3 10 l3c
terces. Ito ljc barrels II To loc' genuine
roliW syrup, per gallon, p to '2c' New Or
leans. prime to choice 80 90 Size.
soai-Common. 3 10 &c, best washing, "a
10 Sc. toilet. - To %,
sugars-Granulatei. &c; a sugar, l;c l.
sugar. 7ic sugar, 1ic.
Teas Black, - 90 5)c, imperial, 50 h sac
eunpoNder, - to Soc.
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kAssAsCuY September i3-Ca,tle steady
common o. medium j2tnf15. good 90
choice 5.ODoj.aO stock,r, ang ieDie's
l.jIu3.0D. gras,ers. ,On3.OJ. CONS. -Io
2.1O. Hogs higher good 90 choice. t.ojn
C.3J. common tO medium . .JNni.-j .
skip, and pigs f.ofWj 20. sheep steady
good % chOice mutton. 3.7jrtf - common
Co medium. a0o3 5O. Receipts cattle.
COS. hols. 2562 sheep. LIS. shipments
cAttle. 4. .l. A0g-. none .Aeen 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

trIRGINIt-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE OFJHE G KCrlT COURT of the
County OF NV kelt. the -jth Jay OF Augus.
l-es IN vacation.
Hockadey's per rep.
against
y. T. Jones per. rep. 90 ais;
The object OF this sui' is 10 cause Z. =,
Henley. almini-tiHt0rdc bon non cim t"s'A-
montO anuDA0 ut y. -. JDnr. io settle before
nne 81 the Comm ssinners oi this Court Al
account 90 fhH Transactions 81 y. L. Jones.
.Htrliin 0t John =. lt0caafay. deceased. And
aillhkIf having Natus made Au1 He'd ffot
rue OF the defendants. Vernon ;. Jones. q. a
nonresident ,i this state. Z is ordered hat pc
appear here within titr Do days after due puo-
II.utlOu ui fni- order ard dD what h. uet,s.afy
o. prDt' 90 b s. into 90. in tai, suit
4 Cops Ieste.
j. \. HARRIS. fiprk.
g. II. BARNES. p. q. iau2e lawic
\TIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS Of
' FlCE o. THE CIRCUIT COURT or
The Comfy of New Kent. the 18th day Of as-
gust. ls,, In vacation.
H0caa 'ays' perrp.,
AGAINST
b. -. Jones per rep. et ais
The object oi his suit is 20 cause X. l.. Hen
iey. administrator oi -. Il. Jones. to settle he-
f.ft one of the Commissioners of this Court
am account of the transactions of Is. -. Jones,
as tls guardian Of john T. lOckaday. de-
cri~fh. And affidavit having h.cn waie ard
ulDl tnat ou, oi the defendants. Vernon r..
jones' j. "a nonresident Ol thi, state. ~ Is or
dcrcl tnat be appear here within fifteen deyt
atfe- due publication 81 this order. and 10
what J., necessary 10 protect bis interest "a
this suit.
Copy-Tes.e:
VI. II. DtRSrs p e. jeu2s la~s
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RICHMOND Va, Septemb,

RicHNoND Va, September 13.
Reported hY John l.. Williams 4 Son,
bankers an brokers. III Main street.
First Beard.
$1,000 Virginia new 3 40 C13.
LUNFr&,fy..r ~rlrpfrfra
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SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS
French Restaurant

IN THE EUROPEAN OR AMERICAN
PLAN.
Private Dining Rooms for Ladies and Gen
men. Everything strictly first class. Try OuI
DC. Dinners. Private suplcls specaity.
,ias IN.
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Portable AID Stationary
Engines : Boilers,

HYDRAULIC PRESSES And PUMPS.
TOBACCO MACHINERY. &C.
Sole Agents Tor tho ERIE CITY IRON
WORKS tor enc state g Virginia aai West
Virginia.
Asoarents for thc "Oi.osieut Gas Engine"
ani the "Hotchslss Mechanical Boiler
C.e-aer."
REPAIRS OF MACHINERY DONE ~ THE
BEST MANNER.
Rcouestirga continuance ~ the orders fro
my customers. Will enl.ayor 10 the f-turc.
Is IN the past. to give themcu ife satisfaction.
GLOBE and ANGLE VALVES. CHECK
VALVES. ISJECTUR- and PEEr VALVES
and BETTING.
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Reported by Paine * Houston. Commits
zion Merchants 1910 Cay Street
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IlNANCE AND COMMERCE


NJ" IWTI "TVT y VI ~
RepNrel bv O.. w. Branch a co.. banKen'
suc erlkers. $50. liil Man street
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l-.oo. SO D. 100 60 i5.5U mixed, j. ~ 10
IA. ln.
Eaici Oats-'ii 00tol20)
lck~-Balcd 30 20 Soc.
>traW-Compre-scd. lDo pounds 81 i0 ioc
loose pressed large bales. go &c.
Lumber. slaves. Itc.
Lgmher-White oak per 1000 5000 60
ls.Or West Virginia poplar. per lor' l'.'o
10 aJ.tn.
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The local heather Cbinse rather more
than holds his own in some respects. and
many II the children Of the better class
Of Mong0lians have attended school "a
some purpose, despite the social restric.
ton law under which they labor. The
other day a California street natron, iusf
returned from three years tour abroad
advertised for q frst-class cook. where
gpou an intelligent looking piRiail ap.
piled for the position
Whaice you nance, joint" asked
the lady 10 that peculiar baby talk sup.
posed TO be adapted 70 infants and other
foreigners
Wan Lee"
You sabe boast tlurkloe, Wanr'
hsqcd the lady.
The Chinaman knit his brows and
shook his head
ooh dear me said the tourist 10 her
imported maid, in what is known here
as Mills Seminary and abroad a. res.
taurant French what am 10 do. I
cant make him understand.
BE- very unfortunate. said the
Chinaman, seacotiyely. 81 sco you
don't speak French very veil. and be
side that, Chinese and English are the
only languages know
He was not engaged. San Fronci~o
Post.
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a Warning 20 Lover.

The last stroke Of the bOnr Of mid.
night has just sounded Still he fingers
near the door with her in the steam
heated hall.
'Jt is very late. she murmurs half re
Proachfuily ~ he squeczes her hand for
the twenty.iifth time.
WAS thstn.ne or ten ths. struck r. he
asks.
at was twelve"
'Tw,lvei And your father is-s
"sittiug up until you 70. and I'm
afrsid be will be a cry. He"
81 must 90. ls Il possible that he
knows IL is 80 late 4"
''llis watch never varies q second and
he i in the habit Of consulting Il every
few minutes when he j. va ting for ma
10 retire. OH awfcnce. I fear, dread.
! srembie go softly perhaps he will not
hear"
There was a sound like that Of the
drawing of corks, the door softly opened
and closed aud Lawrcscs fOngsiOp went
ont into the night, the starlesa, tenebrious
night
a moment iaier there WIS q fasa. q
loud report. q id sell. the hurr.eI
patier on the walk of ilyinR footsteps
and the maiden's terrible con ecture va
realized a. she beheid hr father enter
the ball with smoking musket 10 his
hands
'Oh fsihsr," shc shrieked in an
ag0ny of dread "Tou have tillei him
You have killed himm
''No, haven't. II uas only peas ~
ain't hurt much II was only fsat
"Oh what viii bis folks be- Boston
sayfn
''Bosion' Was b. from postonT'
"Ho WA
"Hinz me, " IA a-knowa that. /
would have loaded wiih beans r. Bs.,ss
Courier.
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II.


Clear shining through tho swimming air.
Acro~s a stretch of summer SOS,
Tar, lofty peaks glssm white and fair.
Tho heights OF the Hc<psridcs.
q far.on peaks O happy islcs'
sail and sail and long Tor you.
And s,iIl III entlcing vision smiiss
To lurr me DER the waters hius
Below those fair and cleaning heights.
Ne'cr shroudcd DER by drifting SHOWS.
Lic gardens liiled with rarr delights.
Aud there tho golden apple grows
sail and sasi and long lor you.
But never come 10 those fair islea.
Still stretches wide tho bounic-s blue.
Forever still The scone begulie-
unclimhed those lofty mountain heights,
Far OF beyond thu smiling sea<.
unrcachei that garden of delights.
untrodden the Hcsperldss
--Eish Sessions Topper.
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laxcntulg Be- spienis ] scnairg seas
of The emperor " Ausifit ircstd scar
Vienna There is uls<uitc11s l,sfk.
with e spacious LAKE Tiat ike uas
frozen this winter and ascd fof sksiias
uac day q Aitnness went skatinN vllh
an ink bottle attacked 90 the bsck az his
skate. The opcning adjusted in e maenW
io slioe The ink 90 few cat in q REGULAR
stream With that Wsiiint sppsrsius hs
skated the name of she crown princes
on the ice be- lines which a pupil 80 q
tuupe.s college might look npon With
Cavf
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BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES
The Careful Burslar-Hc Owned Up
Stealing Biack Diamonds
A Little Ctosc-A Con
hagration, Etc.

Whom tho winter nights Glove In,
An the pleasant 70 y begin,
Whei the moons intrusive light
Is obscurci from mortal sight;
hc who burgics by sound rules
Then should furblsh no his tools.
As the surgeon whets his knife.
For preserving human life.
~ the sportsman oils his gun.
With the SEASONS earliest sun.
80 tho burglar, cool and keen.
Sees his instruments aro clean
Wipe the jenny, Oft 'tis said
Harder than a policcm,n's heal
See that no corroding gris
Harms ths willy ccntrc-bit,
That no rust appears upon
Dainty keys called skeleton.
Although hidden by the mist,
We shall need the shoes OF list.
An our motesty may ask
Cog con ,calmont from ths mask,
full's eye lanterns We, OF course,
Carry, like our friends tho " Force.r
Iherc's the small revolver. still
Careful burglars do not kill,
conscientious men like ms
Opcrats In secrecy.
some dire tors do the Same.
And We blush 10 find II fans
--LoHsioH Punch
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''Miss. take my seat don't look ne
we'll A. these here gentlemen nodding
al several mcn-- "but I've d:skivercd
that Two got moro poliicness.
The young woman "a, down without
thanking the old fellow.
Miss, said tho old fellow. with q
smile, ~ b'lcvc left my pockctbooh
thar on that seat. VIII you pleass ret
up"
The young woman 60, up. The oil
fellow sat down, and strokiny his
whiskcrs, remarked
''B'lcvc I'll jest keep on settin' here.
Miss. I've gos lectlo more poli,cncss
than these here gentlemen. lmt | have
diskivercd that aiu't got nigh so ~ uch
sense. ."--irkaRsis 7rdreier.
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Hc Owned Up.

''Times have changed. The public
taste has changed exclaimed the pro-
fessor who was delivering the literary lee
turc, as hc warmed up with his subject
and brought his hand down cmphatically
on the desk. ''Wherc Is the man that
reads Anthony Trollopc to-day7r
"Iierc lie is" said holow.c eyed de-
icctcd looking man In the rear OF tho
hail. as he rose mp. II an reading one
Of his books, but I'm doing It on bet,
and | can lick the orncry son OF a gun
that has given me away ~ Oh ago Fri
Jun-.
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One OF Bcrlin's most celebrated SOUP
tors Is Albert Wolf, aud a lion executed
by him IL Ia tho Thicrgarten of that
city.
A young American who il making tho
grand tour 90 attain the final polish
which his country does not afford.
thus writes TO his admiring friends Al
homo:
81 am much pleased with the German
capital, but don't think the Pcrlners
very intelligent. The other day TOOK
walk In pretty park called the rbicr.
gartcn, and saw very handsome work
Of art representing lion. Anybody
would know IL was lion, lut they seem
here TO be quite ignorant Of natural his
tory, for this particular wolk was marked
"A Wolff Think Of tl su IA "a thing
could never have happened ~ home
And look at tho spclIingip
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-02

a barber in London has Recently per.
formed q rather clever feat Ths shop
Was full % customers, snd one % them
was undergoing the operation of shaving.
when it was noticed thst The barber had
hs eyes closed, though he lfiil kcut
passing che razor over ihe iart of his
visitor After some time. sol when the
operation was iuished. what was the
surprise Of those in the shop 10 hear the
barber cxclsim 'Oh no. not set Il
the same time opening his eyes II was
then evident thar he was fast asiecp. and
bad shaved the man while iu that con.
dition
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No Use Then.

a. II Islip down on an icy sidewalk
and snstain severe damages can 1 get
redress r. he asked Of lawyer.
You can"
Who shall sue r.
The owner Of the premises. You
ran hold him responsible. f"
] was laid up seven weeks, and I
think I ght 10 have 400"
think we can get double that. Do
you know the owner Of the property r.
II can find out very eagily. It's No.
$50 Blank avenue"
"What Why. that's my residence
Better drop your case nj once, sir. for
got 10 say that the law l. 80 defective
that we can't get a verdict once in A
hundred times f'--De,roI Free Press.
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Chief Train Robber--"Now, you fol.
lows, when the train stops you will board
the coaches aud cover the passengers
with your guns"
"lcs, and you'll go through them aud
get their stuff
Not by hanged sight You keep
the passengers from interfering and III
ovcrpower the firemen aud fill our sacks
with coal. ."--No5fa H. State Journal.
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He was Surprised

Brown--"l never was more surprised
my life than was last night"
Grecn--''Indcedl What was the
cause7n
B.-'As was passing along the street
two ladies came TO the door OF house
one evidently the hostess, "a she had
only little shaw on her shGul Ter aud
the other well wrapped mp, apparently
her guest AS they rca he'd the bottom
OF the steps the visitor said
We'll. Mary, I've had pleasant iirIc.
Good night
Good night, the hostess replied and
they parted
G.--"Thcy parted that wayT''
B.-"They did
G.-"With one good nghtir
B.-"With one good night That IL
what surprised me
G.-"My dear fellow, they were men
in womon's clothrs. No two women
could have parted in that manner. They
would have taken two hours 10 take
leave Of each other. ~ BoAoH CariSr.
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, W. Bucks. of Nixon. Ill.. counted
out ~. 200 10 pay q man he owed. then
left the mos sy on the dcsk where can
die was burning. and stepped into an.
other room 20 get 4 rubber ring fo pat
on his pockctbook When h. returned
10 found that the candle had fallen over
aud every note was burned TO tindof.
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4 hnnd10mei iy-dfcsscd Young woman
entered = crowded stree, car. a long
Nh * red oil fellow. wearing a dinqy
siolca hat aud suit Of homespnn
clothes, got up and said
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a IittIc Close.

Mrs: A.--"what sort OF people arc our
uext door neighborsi"
Mrs. B.-"rhey are about as stingy as
people get TO be"
IS il possibleW
They are so stingy they starvc them
sci 'es. Well, I'll give you some idea
how they live. ! was there the other
day, and ! saw mouse reduced 20 a
skeleton come out OF their pantry with
tears in his eyes '--SiTfiags.
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II Was a Connagration.

Papa, what is connag,ation1"
at is big fire, my son.
And what do they call little fire "
There is no special name for a little
FIRE. oh, they sometimes call IL an in.
gipicnt fire. and--let's see--wcll, IL il
sometimes called an inconsiderable FIRE.
Why7"
wei, ] see your coat.tail h on Ere,
and | was wondering whether II was a
>on'lagration or an incip.ent fire."
Ia few minutes the young man had
reason to think twas a conHsgration. 49,
Chf.ag0 Heles
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Jewels on children have at al times
been source Of crime. Within the
last fortnight at Amritsar, two cruel
robbeIies, with violence, have been
perpetrated. Both were on school
girls. One little girl was going down
the street when her nose ring was
snatchod out Of her nose by a thief.
who ran of, leaving the child fright
ened and crying bitterly. FOR her nose
was torn. The other robbery was
similar. a little girl let her school 20
go out to dry what she uses instead Of
slate. a scoundrel secin1 her
snatehed out her nose ornament and
disappeared Lahore (fndia) Gassfto.
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IL Was Piumb

Yesterday forenoon man halted on
Griswold street and looked pretty fixedly
at the tower OF the City Hall In ten
seconds a second man stopped and cIe.
waited his gaze, In five minutes thirty
men were looking. No one had said
anything or discovered anything. when
n fresh addition advanced 20 the fret
man aud inquired
"Wh hat Is IT, misier7"
"Thc City Hall tower" was the an.
swcr
What's the matter with itg"
why, IT strikes me that 81 j. out Of
plumb. Don't You think sol"
why, mol How could il be out Of
plumb"
III don't know. II struck me that
way, but II you say it's ali right, I'll
take Jour word for IL. Good morning,
sirp'
The other thirty stood and looked at
each ether in foolish sort Of way for
minute without saying word. and
then everybody made a iush TO get away.
--Detroh Free Pres
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10 is idlcnosi ihat creates impossibili.
ties aud when men care not 10 DO &
thing, they shelter themselves under .
persuasion that Il cannot be done.
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a mob attacked Calves On and Kansas
City north b0uui passenger train soon after
10 lett Fort Worth. Tex. throwing stones
through the window. .iniaring several passen
gers ser 0usly wounding ID. Baker. II
New York. 10 Is believed that the intention
was % iaduce The guard 10 come out Of the
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Wsideck. Germany. has law which
foTbits duekaEds 70 marry.
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IIc Wna Comnetnnt-


"DOes anybody 90 bail for this manlo
ssked the clerk of the court.
~ viii, sir, " replied a rather insignia.
cant looking man who was standing near
the rail.
"Youw said the district attorney con.
iemptuOusly, glancinQ AZ the strangers
clothing. 'Youi Are you aware. cir.
that the prisoner j. held in ti5, 900 for
trial1r
II am. siF." said the stranger. II
will furnish security"
"Oh, you will. will y0uf" said the dis.
trict attorney, sneeriDgiy "Your name
and address, may ! askfn
'johu Jones. coal dealer" said The
other. quietly, and the district atfornsy
blushed and said
BEG your pardon r. somsrss1s Jouy.
nal
Had Been slightly Negligent.
a physician who had attended n man
during scyeTsl weeks % illness called
one day and presented his bill
! cant pay fhis,' said the ex-pa
tient
"Why Z ifs correct
90 don't doubt that. but 7 haven't
any money. Had - pay life Insurance
assessment this morning, and u took
every cont had ~
What, j. your lie insured g.
Yes, and ~ one time when J did not
expect - lile but few hours longer I
told my wife 90 see that sou were paid
just as soon as the company paid the
amount of the Insurance
Ny dcsr man. the doctor suQQes-
lively rcplicd. wish I had known
that ! think ! would have gotten ny
money Arfansas Tracricr.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-30
On wachusstt Mountain Top.

There was quite New Haven colony at
New Braintree, Mass, this summer and one
morning bright and early they set off on an
excursion to the top of Wachusett Mountain,
in the grand old town of Princeton. The
ride was delightful. There was scenery
enough and in variety enough to suit all tastes.
Those of the party who were not in weird,
fanciful or sombre scenes, had that want
supplied, while those who revel in views of
rocky, PERCEPTIONS, dizzy heights were APP
peased, while the others who prefer life as
revealed in the purling brookIet, the sylvan
stream, the grassy meadow and beautiful
lawns had share in the esthetical enjoy
ment, and all revealed in the views which
were obtained when on Wachusett's heights.
The dinner on the mountain top at the Noun
tain House, the overlooking exuberance of
the children, the delicious ride home by
moonlight and the pleasure of the whole
trip, to which Honest John, the driver, by
his reliability and trustines contributed, made
the visit to Wachusett's top, q red letter day
among the many summer days spent by the
party. The guests all speak highly of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowdoin in whose manse they were
quartered. Of the party were MIR. and Mrs.
Henry 8. johnson and family, Miss L. N.
Carr and niece, May Pierce, Miss Lizzie v.
Southworth, teacher in the Orchard street
school, Miss Jennie Barber, teacher in the
Edwards street school, Miss Mary Bronson,
teacher in Eaton school, Mrs. Joseph A.
Bromley and daughter and Edward Murphy
and daughter, all of this city.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Rraeg Mention.


Titled linen paper at Dorman's.
Quite large fleet ST menhaden fishing
steamers are anchored in the harbor.
NJ. G. Parker has bought the American
steam laundry. See adv. in another column.
The Sunday school of the United church
will met in the chapel Sunday, Sept. at
quarter after IL as usual.
The eighth annual aeunion of the Veteran
Volunteer Firemen's association is to be held
at Indian Point House, Stony Creek, on
Thursday, Sept. IS.
George S. Andrews, a well Naugatuck citi-
zen, was stricken with paralysis at his resi-
dence on West Mountain yestesday morning,
and is in critical condition.
Mrs. Stone, wife of S. M. Stone of the New
York Journal of Commerce, who has been
the guest of ]. L. Epson in Winsted for sew
eral weeks returned to her home Tuesday.
Thomas R. Thompson, State superinten-
dent of Juvenile Templars, will address the
Good Temp1ar convention in behalf of chill
dren's work at Roxbury this afternoon, and
in the evening Nonpariel lodge of East
Bridgeport.
Officer Ben jackson is much alarmed over
the absence OF his son who went on an ex-
cursion Tuesday. The officer was off duty
yesterday trying to find some trace of the
missing boy. The son is a steady young man
of Is and formerly worked at Winchester's.