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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

BY Sampson & Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers aud Insurance Agents,
SD Hull street, Manchester.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFEIGHT
\ DESIRABLE HOUSE SAND LOTS on FIFTH
STREET BETWEEN BAINBRlDGE AND POR-
TER STREETS. MANCHESTER.-By virtue Of
decree of the ChRnccry Court Of the city Of Rich
mOnd entered June .. lSSS, in the suit OF >peis
and wife H. Central Building ard Loan Com
pany II ais. We will sell at public auction, on
the premises, On
TUESDAY, JUSE 20. 1888.
az 6 o'clock p NJ. the aboye-descrihed HOUSES
AND LOTS. fronting together rs feet on fifth
Tor Jackson street and Running back between
parallel lines 10 feet 10 a li-fOOt alley. The
houses nre all in nrst-cla-s order aud ara com
fortsbiy arranged.
This property lies well ani is convenient B.
the city OF Richmond and The Richmond aud
Dnviile railroa l-ahOps il Will De s9ld separate
Is or a, whole, as may sccm the best az the
sale. This is first-cass opportunity for parties
wanting small homes, AMI any one wanting
safe and profitable investment should attend the
sale. as the ronts from the property are now pay
Ing over l6 per cent interest on the anticipated
price.
TERMS: one third cash: and the balance In
SIX and twelve months, deferred payments bear
ing interest from day Of sale, tile retained until
aI the purchase money s. paid aud convey
aucc ordered by the Court.
BEN. r. CBUMP.
j. SAM IL PARISH,
George i. HOOPER. JR.,
Special Commissioners
SAMSON 6 ADANsOS. Auctioneers.
SrFIs AND WIFE, PLl1STiFFs, AGA1N-r CENTRAL
BUILDING AND LOAS COMPANY AND AIS. DE-
FFSDASTs-lN THG CHASCERY COURT Oh THE
CITY Or klCHNONp.
l., Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court GER
My that the bond required q the special COM
i--iouers 10y the decree in said cause OF June
=. 1855. las been duly given.
Given under my hand this 14th day Of June,
1S-S
te21 BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM a ~
~ SNIP COMPANY s-sE&Ss1ss

n ND DOMINION STEAM q Y s'fA
" SNIP COMPANY --aEsssses
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Al =. N.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVkRY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDA. a. r
NJ, arriving ia Richmond MONDAY AID FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- nOd 2tiOns uusurpassei
Cabin fare % Now YORK CiI James-rigcr
route Including meals and herthl...-....sJ 10
Round. trip tickets, limited " thirty days
after date u issue Observation-Disclosures. u o.
Storage, with subsistence. ......-....... 90
Storage, without subsistence. ...... bU
Cabin fare va Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road .......... ~ "
Cabin faro ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ..-....- o. 20 %
Tickets can b. obtained az A. ". Carriers. 100
Main street: Chesapeake anil Ohio AMI hicu-
mond and Petersburg depOts, ana a. c0mpany's
oficos, 1901 Main street and wharf Rockets
Frelghts forwarded and through bills Of lading
.sued FOR points beyond New YORK.
freight received daily until hour u sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AMI
SATURDAYS BY the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way wa Newport SeasI a. no g.. NJ. ami by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same daysl
az 1919 A. NJ. will make connection at OK
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN s. CO.. Agents,
No 1901 Main street, and
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANFIiLE RAJ
SHORTEST AND MOST DIkElr l...
IHf sol lH.
PULLMAN sLkEFEl.s OS AL t..
IEAlNS
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A GRAND CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
WILL BE SOLD IN LARGE BLOCKS,
AS THE SALE OF A FEW LOTS
WILL DO no GOOD.
OK TrEsDAY. qsru Jrxy. 1888

Or TUESDAY, 26TH JUNE. 1888.
AT , o'clock ?, ". ! viii sell about i3 LOrS-s0me
Of them on Mechaucsyille turnpike between 7
ana Q streets, some on Nineteenth street be-
tween p md q, and the rest on Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets between z and streets, and
all fronting 20 by l32 feet
Tho sections just northwest and east Of tn
above iots are quite closely built up-much fur
tncr out than this propcrty-this location having
been summed because OF the proximity OF the
COlored LunAtc Asylum. which mas now been re-
moved; and on this account. 10 less than for other
potent reasons such ~ the nearness OF street
cars and the rapid growth OF tho city, this pro
perry will soon more than double in value. We
must scll 70 pay a debt The property is owned
by q nonresident sale will begin on the turn
pike. .
TERMS: At sale. y. W. BOWE.
1e9 AuctiOucer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

GPECIAL SALE OF EXCELLENT
> HOI SEHOLD FURNITURE, SUPERB Sill
VfR-PLATEDWARE, CARPETS, REFklGEKA-
TOR, &c, Al AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY THE 10Th INSTANT,
AT lOH o'clock, will sell, for account OF the fam
lily. NhO are removing from this city, at tho resi-
dence No. 1908 east Broad street. between Nine
teenth AM Twentieth streets. an assortment OF
excellent HOT SEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
OF
/ WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT Of excellent quail
ity. with Wardrobe and Patent Spring Mat
1 WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, In striped reps;
WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLE ten feet long,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, with RUGS and MATS;
! POKCELAlN-LINED WALNUT REFRIGEkA-
wALNTrHALL-RACK, with Jorge Mirror and
WALNUT MARBLE-ToP BUFFET, with Mir
1 WHEELER & WILSON No. g SEWING-MA-
CHINE. a. good as new
RECLINING-CuAIR, CLOCK, VASES, FIRE
Several sHI HhAuNiDsoMELY-BoUND BOOKS of
value,
/ FRENCH,PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, in wal
nut frame;
A large and desire Bile collection Of FIRST CLASS
TRIPLE SlLYEk-PLATEDWARE consist
ing Of extra large Soup Tureen. oval and
Round Walters. sugar and Ice longs, Cas-
tors. Tea-Set complete. Pickles, Covered
Bakers, spoons. FORKS. and Ladies';
CHINA, GLASSWARE, TABLEWARE &c, &c.
The above articles are all OF rrst-ciass quality
and will be sold without reserve, and must DO
removed on day Of sale.
io2I GEORGE w MAYO. Auctioneer.
By George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
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FRIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
smittnield, Hampton, Old Point. WageFiy, and
HicG sford, Va: Washington, u. C.; Nowooraa.
Washin gton. and Tarboro'. \. c.; all stations on
Atlantic and Dauyilo railroad, Seaboard aud
Roanoke railroad. Norfolk southern railroad,
aad Eastern North Caroline generally. also, for
Easlern shore OF Virginia and all regular land
inys On the james river, al LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued.
LuCIES n. 1ArCM. Sice- President
Nc. iii7 hAia street and kockettA
LAWN wsIsiaKs, Freight and Passenger Agent
myx
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BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or TIE
VALUABLE AND HANDSOME COUNTRY
PLACE
KNOWN As "WESTBROOK,"
THE HOME OF THE LATE JOHN B. YOUNG,
on THE BROOK ROAD ABOUT THREE
MILES FROM RICHMOND.
THURSDAY. JUNE q, 1855

By virtue OF tho hereinaftor-menti0ned decree
we viii sell by auction, at the Office Of the auc-
tioneer, No. 4 Eleventh street, a. o'clock T. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

Train No. 20 CONNECTS daily
q. hoysyih7 iVr Chass ,it,. lA...
oxford. 40 Greeusn001 az u.~at
salem, and Winston, AL Oh ,..a
Carolina Diyisl0n.
Train No. 81 connects day d.
for salem. winston. Raleigh. D
hOrehead CITY. a SAnsbur, Or Ar
Springs, AMI all points iu Weston
lima; at Charlotte WIKI ChAriul.H.
Augusta railroad for COLUMBIA A-t
Charleston, nAyAnnAh, IL0mAsf... .t
sopyill9, AMI other Florida pHlr .f
Carolina Central railroad f0f hlu
Trans from tho SO4iA arrive a.
A. N. and 81 L. "
fRtfRk ESlIIE TRAIN ~
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AUCTION s4LEs-Fnture Days.
o.rs--~r-cI0>sc--cJ 49, ---N@v~1N,NNNooN
By II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Onlco Eleventh and Bank streets
CoMMIss1 ONERs' AUCTION SALE

COMMISSI ONERS' AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
wEsT-END REAL ESTATE,
CONSISTING OF LARGE TWO-ST0RY AND
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
CARTER STREETS,
WITH A VACANT LOT ADJOINING on THE
EAST:
ALSO, VACANT LOT on EAST SIDE OF CAR
TER STREET BETWEEN CARY
AND BEVERLY, AND ONE on SOUTH SIDE
OF BEVERLY STREET NEAR RANDOLPH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

BY virtue Of n decroo Of the Circuit Court OF
Hcnrico county. entered juno u. 1881, IN inc
suit Of lIargroye and wife re-. Gary and Others
We. as special commissioners thereby appOihmu'
will proceed 70 sell Dy public auction, upon inc
premises on
FRIDAY, June 90 1855,
commencing t5E o'clock p. NJ. aud in tho fol-
lowing order:
LOT at southeast corner Of Cary and Carter
streets, 30xi1O feet 10 an alley, with MODhhN-
STYLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING there
on. which Is good business stand.
VACANT LOT adioininiug tho above, OxlD
feet 10 n l0-fOOi alley.
LOT Ox- feot on east side II Carter street
south OF aud near Cary street; and
4 BEAUTIFUL LOT fronting on south side OF
Beverly street noAr Randolph. 2iX200 feet deep.
All this property il well located, near both
street-car limos. and enhancing in value
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX,
twelve. au1 eighteen months, for negotiable
notes. interest added or al ash. al option OF
purchasers; title retained until a conveyance Is
ordered by the Court.
PRESTON COOKE,
W. H. BEYERIUGE.
Special Commissioners.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY or HEN
RICO-HARGROYE AND WIPE AGAINST GARY AND
AIS
], Samuel p. Waddill. deputy clork Of the said
court, do certify that the bond required or Spe-
cial-Commissioners William II. Beverage and
Preston Cooke by decree entered In said cause
on the 2lst day Of June, 1888, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 2!d Of juno, 1883.
SAMUEL p. WApDILL,
je23 Deputy Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

Al clifton Forge Win ,Le-apask' a.t
railway Tor tns ~oIth. Wet. all t.r..
At Lynch burg eI4I Nurf1.t anI 10
ron for an poins Suuu. ,.uthrt,t. a..
west aud virginia MIiIaLLraAaly f.r ...
North an1 south.
Al Richmond with hs-0'iai9t k1Hah.
points in the s9utl. an. hiU nmDlf.
buzz AMI PutomH- rslu.af fIr tIe N..
A. LaIing ,1n with ha. alHrr' 49,
rUai. making close connections rs
Ferry 10 and from Piusnurxl ans 60 b.
~ points Norta sui Easf
SiSplHJ CIR 4tiashs8 - liyA hrPIen
LtnchbUrJ
s.eeuing-cars Lyurh04rs ~ Mou..'.
leans. and Lizzie HOcE
Trains marked uziT ,eE.nl.
daily
Tickots sold % al points o~
Main street. 1000 Main -treag. anf DID,.
AMI AllcgGany depot, high-A Ani co.,.
JyuN b. hA.
o. tseNrr.I fHa....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26
RAILROAD IISES.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY l2l3iA
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LNNCuBCKa

LEAVE RICHMOND.
ic.5S A. NJ Daily. ~ KichmOni AMI pctcrshur-
railroad Arrive A. Petersburg 1870
A. NJ. arrive at Norfolk 20 J.. -.
935 A. 81. Dauy, ria Mchmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive AZ Petersburg l'J
a. VI. No leaves Petersburg i1i)
A. VI. for Farmvile Lynchburs. kol-
ioke Bristol. knoxville. aui all
points south ari west
THROUGH CAR TO LNNCUBj RG.
Gc5 F. NJ. Daily. riI Eichmop3 aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg n.Ji T.
NJ. leave Petersburg ,.l5 r. ". Tally
arriving Norfolk pal r. VI. through
car hcnmou1 io Norfolk.
eco 2. NJ. Daily. ~ Ricnmun1 and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive %. Petersburg t-t
+. w., connecting wih Train 81.
leaving Petersburg - s.Sl T. VI. l1r
fe-myille. Lyuchburg. kngnoN". f'-
,houts-. Bri- ioi. knoxville. thatiA
uooca. ant "a. points south ami He-L
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACCOMNODA.
No. l-Sleeping-'ar from Petersburg - Bristol
Without change, and Lynrhours 10 Memphis
NO. S-ly uchburg to New Orleans. ani l,oa-
uoke 20 Chattanooga withopt cnsnge.
Tickets, baggags-cnecks. aud all Information
can bee on,aiued a. Richmond Hud Petersburg
railroad depot, A. W. CARRIER 4, 100 Main str-1.,
AMI q. tle Company oGc-, .N. ea- VAN
street ". J.. BEllLL
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
CHARLES o.. tDDT. Niro-frrsliouL
General o1ice. H0an-S be. Va myl3
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALI-RAIL FASr-FREIGHT LINE
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE, rliiLA-
DELPHIA, NEW lORh. AND
EASTERN AND Nksl-
EkN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN Wca.
MOND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION.
CorrespoainGly quics ums % othsr points
Through bills %; iading iaslei a. low rhta.
q. A. TAYLOR
10! General tr,ixht tsslt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

We must again request our subscribers to re-
turn oil books which they have had over three
months, and Obllge
10 l7-eod&W PARHAM & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26
THE OLD CONCERN RE- ESTABLISHED.

WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
w Richmond % know that ", have his day
formed q CO-partnership under the frm-name Of
CRUMP q WEST for conducting tho WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL coat AND WOOD BUSl-
NESS al the Old stand, 1919 east Cary street,
Richmond. Va. where, with increased facilities
for carrying on The business ia all Of IFS branches,
we shall be pleased 70 servo III public with en-
tire satisfaction. Our coal and wood Is kept dry
undorshelte and each load weighed or measured
accurately We guarantees ~ deliver the quaint
~ bought BENJ, Il. CkUAP,
C. II. WEST.
Phone 81 10 i-3m
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on ACCOMMODATIONS

\ Ool, YIN AOOOh AliON
4 i train from Ashland. on the 25th, enc BANK
BOOK belonging 10 L. T. Rucker, Ashland, Va.
The finder Will please return II 20 the Chesa-
peake and OHIO general freight once. On out
side package wss addressed 20 w. q. Christian.
&c 2g-lI'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-26

GLASGOW SEkNl ICE.
Steamers every saturday from Sow York o.
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
CABIN passage 10 Glasgow, iisorpOOl or
Belfast. $40 aud $50: second class. $40;
STORAGE outward or prepaid $50. saloon
excursion ucset. a. reduced rates. lrafci-
lors circular letters Il credit and drlfts
for any amount is-uoi 10 lowest current
rates. For books ~ tour. irFets. or further in-
formation, apply 10 Henderson, BkOIBkk~.
New York; or GEORGE ". ALLEN s. CO., Old DO
minioE steamship COMPANY or A W.GAkBEk
100 Main street, or ANDkgN WELSH. Southern
Express Company. Nchmond. ap l-6m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
WORLD OF SPORTS.

A ball tosser of Beatrice, Neb., named Dallas dreamed Sunday night that he was stealing second base, and when the captain yelled 'slide" Dallas slid. He landed in the street, having jumped from the second story window of the Grand Central Hotel.
 Deacon Jim White was the first to dis cover the great playing qualities of Roger Connor. The Boston club was playing an exhibition game in Waterbury, Conn, in 1877. Big Roger did some powerful slug ging and Jim White offered him chance to go to Bingham N Y where the deacon had made arrangements to secure club the following season. The scheme fell through, White went to Cincinnati and Connor to olyoke.-Boston Globe.
 There was considerable excitement man ifested at Derby yesterday by Waterbury men who were interested in the free for all race: Norton's U. N. o. was entered and the first heat came almost neck and neck with the winner Hendryx, in 2:254 but he was put back to third place by the judges who claimed that the horse had run, and afterwards that Schillinglaw, his driver, shook his whip at horse that was pressing him closely. MT Norton was very angry over the decision and going up into the judges stand expostulated with them but to no effect. U. N. O. won the next heat but fell back to second place in the next two by orders of her owner. Hendryx is | claimed to be a western ringer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01

The degree team of Tunxis tribe of Red Men of this city, numbering ten men, together with Grand Prophet Robbins of Norwich and Grand Sachem Peltier of Hartford, went to Torrington last evening and organized Mohawk tribe No 12. The tribe starts off with a membership of forty and entertained the visitors with banquet at the close of the exercises
 One third of the horse trough of the Carrie Welton fountain arrived this after noon and was carted to it's site. The stone is about twelve feet long, forms one third of a circle and weighs about 7 300 pounds. The basin is large enough for horse to take bath in. Besides its two mates, which weigh an equal amount there are three stones of the pedestal which goes above that weight.
 The officers of the fire department met at the chief s office last night and adopted a line of march for the annual parade. The line is slightly changed from that of the past several years. It will be formed on the north side of the green march to Church, to Grand, to Leavenworth, to Bank, to Meadow, to South Main, to East Main, to Cherry, to Grove, to Central Avenue, to West Main to Crane, and cOun- ter march to State.
 Last evening two young meE were driv- ing through center square in sulky across the seat of which they had spread a board making room for two. While in front of E. T. Turner's third young man hopped on behind and his extra weight dished one of the wheels throwing all three out in the street. The horse attempted to run but was caught The horse and broken sulky was taken by way of back alleys and dark streets to Frank Breham's where carriage was secured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

steamed clans free tonight at Harrington S3 south Main street.
 J. N Clifford having leased the north side in the Masonic Temple, will open in few days with d full line of Carpets and window shades day of opening will be announced in the paper.
 MesSrS Quintard X Merriam are fitting up the new store l29 Bank street looking up Grand and will open in a few days d full stock of choice groceries foreign ,S domestic wines, cigar etc, in the style of first class metropolitan houses. X cordial invitation is extends to all to visit their opening.
 Competr stock of fall wuulenS at the popular Establishment of John MullingS Prices low.
 Conon Bros offer the balAncrof those bankrupt bargains to-day.
 Caps and b0nncts for infants at Glasses.
 Miller X Peck announce closing out sale to day, see their adv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
RESOLUTIONS.

At a meeting of the Sheridan council, Knights of Columbus, held on Saturday evening, August D, 1888, the following were unanimously adopted
 Whereas. Divine Providence has called to his eternal reward our brother Thomas J. Jackson; and
 Whereas, Observing in his death the unsearrhable dealings of our Heavenly Father with mankind, and since We cannot comprehend his motives, it behoOves us, iii accordance with the teachings of our cheerfully knowing he doeth all things well also endeavor by an exemplary life to merit the blessing of God and the ap- probation of our fellow men: therefore be it
 Resolved, That with feelings of the most intense sorrow we record the death of our fellow brother so faithful to his duty, and so devoted to his friends.
 Resolved, That we, the members of Sheridan council, make known our sorrow at the removal from our midst, in the prime of life, of one whose manifest qualities will be ever held in grateful remembrance by those who had the pleasure of his com panlonshlp.
 Resolved, That to the grief stricken family of our late brother we extend our most profound sympathy ill their affiiction, hoping God will give them grace to bow in humble submission to his divine will. Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be entered on the records of our council, and a copy thereof printed in the EVENING DEMOCRAT and Waterbury American.
 JOHN H. MORAN,
 w. E. BANNON,
 THOMAS BAHON,
 Committee on Resolutions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
AN ALLEGED EMBEZZLER.
E. E. Beddoe of Union City Bound Over
 to the Superior Court.


 Some time ago E. B Beddoe, clerk employed by J. H. Whittemore of the firm of Futile x Whittemore, and assigned as agent at the station at Union City left his employ. An examination of the books showed that Beddoe had embedded some $900 and Mir Whittemore, who was re- sponsible to the New York, New Haven X Hartford Railroad company for the amount as he is the agent at that station, paid the money to the railroad officials and notified Beddoe that he would not take any crim- inal ac ton against him if he would make restitution. This he failed to do and a warrant was placed in Deputy Sheriff Sweeney's hands for his arrest. This morning he was given hearing before Justice Peck at Naugatuck and was bound over to the next term of the superior court in the sum of S1 ,000 The entire amount which he embedded is $S93. Beddoe is prominent in church circles and stoutly declares his innocence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01

MT Martin Scully has been authorized to take subscriptions for the DEMOCRAT, and will canvass the city for that purpose. He is authorized to collect any moneys due and receipt for the same. We ask for him favorable reception and a substan- tial cooperation in his work of extending the circulation of the DEMOCRAT. Our pages will give all the latest local and tel egraphic news and will keep abreast of the questions of the day. The people of Waterbury will find it pleasant visitor in their homes and it will be worth for them much more than the small price of sub scription.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
SUNDAY AT ST AIMS
Interesting Ceremonies at The Corr
 Stone Layinr.

Interesting Ceremonies at The Corner
 Stone Laying.
 There will be three masses at Saint Anns church tomorrow. At the first which will be said at 1:45, one hundred children will receive their first communion. A mass of thanksgiving will immediately follow. At 10:30 low mass will be said. In the afternoon at about 5 o'clock the different societies connected wi tn the church will form a procession at St Ann s chapel on Grand street and march to the corner stone of the new Saint Ann chapel in the following order:
 1 Cross Bearer.
 , Angel Guardian Society.
 Children of Mary.
 Ladies of Saint Ann
 } French Canadian Band.
 Saint AlOysluS Cadets.
 ' League of Sacred Heart of Jesus.
 $ Canadian Institute.
 St Josephs Union.
 10 St Jean Baptste.
 II ParishiOners generally.
 At the laying of the corner stone Right Rev Bishop McMahon, D. D. will otiiciate assisted by many members of the diocesian clergy. The Rev J. OR. Sheridan pastor of the Catholic parish of Windsor Locks will preach in English. The Rev J. NJ. Emard vice chancellor of the archdiocese of Montreal will preach in French. A collection will be taken IF at the corner stone for the benefit of the new church.
 The City board of government having beer invited have generally signitied their in tentions of being present. After the cor her stone laying clergy and others will b' entertained at the pastorate residence Nc POI South Main street. At 7:15 p. m. tht Rt Rev Bishop McMahon will confer th' sacrament of confirmation upon about 15( candidates. At the service the "Neni Gre ater'' will be sung. The bishop will ad dress the children and people present afte which the services will be concluded b. the benediction of Blessed Sacrament A this is an important ceremony redoundinG to the glory of God and to the celebration of souls. It is hoped that many who ar not of the French congregation may con tribute liberally.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
HE WAS A DUDE.
And n Naughty Boy Knocked His Hat
 off With a Peach

About 10 o'clock this morning an eN- Quisite young man wearing all of the dude outfit, stepped from the Scoviu house porch and wandered carelessly up the street He crossed at the corner of the green and slowly walked towards the north side His actions were too much for the crowd of small boys who had been waiting to get look at the prisoners who were to be brought back from the police court room, and one of them taking good aim whirled peach after the retreating figure, The missile struck the tall hat near the top knocking it ten feet in front of the wearer A howl of derision went up from the crowd who were attracted by his ap- pearance and the discomited missing link" after surveying the situation for a moment picked up the battered tile and walked along.