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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year. 81 six No. Csc Three Mo. Soc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
MANUFACTURING.

Manufacturing is the handmade of
Commerce, and while the latter has a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
THE DAILY GLOBE

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY.
At THE GLOBE BUILDING,
COR. FOURTH AND CEDAR STREETS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

1t is not going out between the acts
which is so much of al annoyance as
coming late to the theater. That disturbs
everybody. because eyerybedy's atten-
ton is intently engaged with what they
paid their money to see. But when the
curtain drops on an act and the OrcheS-
ira strikes up tune that was q chest
nut when we were little boys ana girls,
the natural impulse of everybody in the
house is to get right up and go ont. 1t
makes You tired. and you want a rest
ord want it sudden.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

Even in st. Paul there are some
whose Christmas will bring no remem-
ORANGES, unless those who are more
fortunate are thoughtful and actively
kind.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03
&pnopn / ftert 8eDeeelie pDer
f1ere ufprflarliee mprb-

Ser mebbeles fra 2onbon y5gnoag,
at &erbensitaoen er itref ila9en paaz
9rnno at, at ier bemmeliabeoSfuloe
Moro ct forppebe BDen ubena bet
er mulist for &olitiet at faa rinsefe
@por paa 5orbrp6eren. Man antaser
nemltg, al bet ct EN- o9 famine &er>
ion iom bot be9aaet alle oisle Moro,
ba ben famine Metbooe Ct bru9t / al
le 9iltalbe. Sc mDr6ebe er 1er
&pinoer al be 1auefte &lasier. Sire
al bisie Morb bar be9aaet be iioite
faa Tiger os ale ben famine 8poel.
Wfan baube baabet, at bet fierbe par
bet fibite, formooentlis forbi Der ba
bapbe peret ct Dpbolb, men @pnz
bassmorsen fanbtes ber after to mprz
beoe &pinoer lie9enoe paa aabne
@labie, os @tretten bar paanp gres
bet @tnoene. &pinoerne er laa for
fr9tfebe, at be lite tbr gaa ub alene.
Set enc al bisle to Moro fore9if tio=
Zig Spnba9smor9en li9e uoenfor Gin>
buerne EN- Socialiltz&lub. Ser bar
Concert &lubben, os mango Mebz
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03

troeoe, at ban fun6e bore blepen
plubieli9 ips eller lisnenbe, men eff
terat mon bar funbet, bporlebes bans
&esnifaber ftaar, os tillise at ban
bar folst fin @nbel / en- 6anbel, iom
ban brep, bor ielp bans bebfe @en=
ner be9Dnbt at ane l1raa6. Do9
baaber man, at @a9erne enonu Tan
blipe orbuet uben SAB for bans
Bonbsmenb.
= So @maabbrn / ct. @louo. d
og 3 Var samle, git bort ira lit 9iem
&l. Q en- @ftermiobae' forleoen os
tunbe lite fiubes isien ienere paa
9agen. Man ibste efter benz bele
9tattm til nete Morsen 9a9ninz
gen. 9a fanot man benz tet peb
Sernbaneiporet @aut s2apibs, boor
be laa o9 iop. .9e banbe gaaet oper
en- Bro t@t. @lou6 % par TONNE
tno paa Sernbaneiporet, iom be bap>
fulst lise til @aut @apibs. Sc maa
bape uanbret belle 9eatten, flyer u@t.
@lonb Zines. o9 ttliibit bapbe be
la9t fig neo % iopnet operfommet al
ubmattelie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03
9afota+

%aa en- Tarm tilbpreube $. $.
Brefte Dmtrtns ii Mile fra &ierre Ct
funbet en- &ulaare, iom er fem Sob
breb os trebiue Sob bpb. Ruuene
ital bore al iamme @loss, fom fin6es
/ 9odins @allep. SET fer ub, beber
bet, iom bette &ulla9 ifulbe bore till
itrettelist til at foripne belle 9atoto.
= Ser bar flor &rairiebranb
mellen Samesto>pn p9 ga Moure
fibite l1se. Ser brenbte en- @tret=
ming, iom bar femti Mile breb. @n
bel Sci 9b os 9oebe blep pbelast.
Ser tom enbelis &e9n iom itanblebe
8ranben.
- Ser 1fal bolbes en- Tarmer>
Contention 2arimore, ben 15be bs.
- Ser mebbeles ansaaenbe @rai=
riebranben iibite l1se mibtre Norb:
9afota, at Sloen for benoper &raiz
rien meo en iaaoan 9aitisbeb, at gall
loppereno. !9eite tilbelS life funbe
unbfomme. Ser bar nemlig itarf
Storm, os @resiet ct MI pislent %
tprt. Man9folbi9e Tarmere 1eo itore
Sab baabe af &oru, 9uie os &rea=
ture,
- @u Some / 8ismard, 6re3 eel
les @ufru, buts Nofero bar peret
noset beipnberli9 ben ienere Eio,
boppeoe neo len bpb 8rpno fbite
Onsbas, % bele Mabolaget troeoe, at
bun banoe be9aaet Selumorb, 9a
man TOM til forat faa beube op, bolbt
bun feto @aa at flatre uo al BrBnben
og erflareoe, at bun life bebbpebe no.
get af bereS 9ielp. Mon tror, at
bun er Gnbsforpirret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03

bore albeles mbrtt berinbe, men
.baabe for @ofsbereoninsens os gnz
selubtletniuaens @fplb ct bet oeiaa
nbbpenbist, at Gemperaturen ftaoig
bolbes bpi. 9a MI 8ierne ielp lite
frembrin9er paa lanst ner iaa me9en
@arme iom be bptere 0pr, iaa ct bet
berfor nbbpenoist for benz at sipre
fin 8olis iaa bermetif lom muliat.
Sor at imiblertib 2uften berinbe lite
berpeb ifal blipe for fualm oa uiunb,
igr9er ben peo Snosanssbullet poies
ret &ast al Bier for at bolbe @entil<
&entillat:oneu peolise peo itaoist at
fine &in9er i oibrerenbe 8epe.
selie, buorpeo De- liselom meb @ifter
fprer SUIT ub os ino / &uben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03
Jnblanoet.

@rtien paa 9peoe git op fra $1.25
til $1.50 paa nosle faa Elmer @bi=
caso / @lutnineen at iioite 11se. @u
@pen1fe oeo 9eapn 2inbblom bapbe
fjpbt 5000 Buibels for en- nses Eib
iiben os iotgte nu til $1.50. 2brbas
git &riien op til 50.
- Sra 8lad g}iper Sails, @is.,
mebbeles, at ct tibet 8arn tilbgrenbe
Nnton 2iniel fit fipre bjem fra Mar~
ten paa ct 6sles forleben. 2esiet
pelteoe, og Barnet blep li99enbe ,1n>
ber. Da man fit bet frem, bar bet
bpb.
- &1pbmenbene / Boiton bap6e
foranitaltet en &eception o9 Banfet
til 9@re for beipsenbe@ @tanbsfeler fra
Seem england tor no9le Sage iben.
Ser fab 400 &erioner al besee &ibn
tilborbs.
- @n Maitinif / gbicaso peo
Napn Eeter @traub tom til Mattoon,
Sllinois, for noale 9ase fiben. &an
inobilbte fig, at ban bar beiat al
onbe Manber, % ifpl9e oeres &ontrol
ban1ebe ban til @1. 3 @pnbaosmor=
gen. 9a lpb ban nb al fit &erelle
uben Sratfe, 9at os @fo forat blipe
benz tuit. 9an boppeoe ooer ct @ierz
be inb ct ttltpbenbe @aarbsrum,
men Manberne lob bam enonu lite /
Greo. Sc pe6blen at PLACE BAN, os
ba ban ipur9te benz. bbao ban itulbe
sipre forat bltpe fri beres Eortur,
iasbe be, at ban ifuloe ripe fine 9ine
uo. @an luarebe, at ban bapoe BLOT
ct iunot Die, os at ban lite uiloe nit
fte bette. Mtn bet bialp lite, Ian<
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03

oerne blep peb fin &aafano. @an
fiat ba en- Singer al bper @aanb inb
/ 9iet % tog bet ub. Spnbassmor=
gen &l. Z fanbtes ban liesenbe ube
paa Murfen uoen 8epioitbeo. @n
2aee blep bentet, o9 benne iatte 9iet
tnb igien. nben at man bar nosen
Menin9 ON, enten bet bill b1ipe al mo-
aen MDtte eller ei. Sbis ber er mo-
get ianbt / oenne ubp9seli9e &iitorie,
bar bet naturli9ois peret en- gal
Manb. Set beber, at enbfipnt Ian,
bernie lite nu foritprrer bam, lioer ban
bog af ben frD9telise @D9oom.
= Sra Grantlin, &entudp, mebbez
les, at to peltlabte fremmebe nblig
antom til 8pen os ipurste efter @eien
til ben 9amle 9ampmplle. Sc fit
laant 9eite os &o9n og reifte no til.
Mpqen, buor be tilbraste bele 9a=
gen meo at 9rape / Sorben paa for=
ffiellise @teber. Sc Tom tilbase til
8pen om Iftenen os reiite lin &ei
meo fgrfe Eren. Sc iasoe lite mo-
get ON, bpao oeres Mis}ion bar.
Scum bapbe be ia9t til bam, iom bialp
benz til at finbe MpQen, at be bat fra
ct. Souls, os at be pilbe belpnne
bam pel fur bans Gieneite, oeriom
bet fulbe bite fig, at beres 5orretnins
blep soo. @nbel 2anbsfolt, iom bap=
be feet beres Mrbeioe peb Mpuen, a11=
tos, at ber maaFe par en- Sfat besra=
bet paa @tebet. @n Manb neb 9tapn
9enorids git uo en- Morsenen meo
9atte og Spade os besDnbte at 9rape.
@fterat babe pebblepet berme6 en-
@tuuo fanot ban en- sammel &asse,
bpori ber forii9tig par inopattet
$2,7 700 / @ulbpense.
s. @au Claire, @is., opbe en-
Manb iom bar tire Maaneoer ouer
100 Mar, 2prbassaften. Sans gtapn
bar Sacob Gruar. 6an par s5ar til
ben betienbte ErelaItbanoler &eter
Truar.
= Sen guile 6eber bar besDnot
at itano1e libt meb fine Seriineer
Sadlonpille, 5lorioa. Ser er lite
iaa mango Spbsfalo 1om fpr, men
ber er enbuu nosle. @tretten oa
Mtsmooet bat last fig noset, os man
baaber, at Eilltanoen pi( rette op be-
tpoelist ON nosle Tiger. Ser ct enb=
nu mango, bpis Mpb alene tan bliue
btnoret peo prioat @oosjprenbeb.
@n Wenisbeo af @onsregationaliiter
Columbus, Obio, itianfeoe forlebeu
500 til fine @amfunbstel1er / ben
betren9te 8p.
- @n &pinbe 1om fom til @au
Claire for nosle 9a9e iioen, 1atte
i9ien ct Tibet 8arn uoe @an9en
uoeufor en- @aloou oeritebs oe forlo1
Bpen iaien. Barnet bespnbte inar1
at itri9e, % iaaleoeS blep 8olitiet
opmartiom paa, bpab ber bar fleet,
@un bauoe ta9et &eien tilfoos fra
@au Claire til ben fprite @tation oQ
ait berpaa omboro paa Grenet. 9nr
bleu arreferet.
- s @bica9o bleu en- tretten Mar
9ammel &i9e arreiteret Manba9 for
at bape forsiuet fin Mooer, Spter uq
to Brpore. @n 9fabotone til 9pen
&isen tpebe, foroi FUN par blepen
fornermet paa fine egne s5olt, er o9z
iaa bleuen arreiteret iom Mebpioer
8arnets l19iernins.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03
Minnefota.

@uomuno S. Scbniou ita1 bespn>
be at ubsiue ct npt 8lab / Mtnneapoz
lis. Set fal faloeS rMormanna."
= @n nj Nar 9ammel Spn of en-
Sarmer beo Mapn @immonet bpenbe
omtrins nj Mil Moro for 4ba fipb
oeo ufori9ti9beo libel fin to Iar
samle Brooer for nosle Sage fben,
ibet ban bolot paa at pusle meb Saz
berenS. .@eber. 9a ulptfen par fleet,
blep @utten iaa forfrettet, at ban
Fiprans pet % fanbtes lite ieien fpr
neie Morsen &l. 5.
- 8eter @bbolm, ber fem 9lar
bar Mrbetbet 9ptprbz @lepatoren /
Minneapolis, bleo pntelie lemletet
oa brebt 2broaasmor5en, ioet ban
b(ep inopitlet / MaItineriet. &an
blen renet omfrin9 af en Nrle, ber
9iorbe 40 Dmbreinineer Minuttet.
Be99e Tpober o9 ben enc Nrm bleo
repne fra 2esemet. 9an par 28
Nar sammel os efterlaber 9uitru %
ct Barn.
= @n 1ioen 9 Nar gammel Bt9e
Selma Imanoa @a9eritrpm / @in=
neapolis omfom Spnoa9 @ttermioz
bag. Ser uar toresaaet enbel 8psz
9earbeiber / Nerbeben al benbes
9iem, % en- SET Ebmmer % anbet
Bp9aematerial laa i9ien paa Stebet.
@noel &prn bolbt paa at lese berz
meb. 9erunoer falot ber en- @tof
imoo ben nebnte &i9es 6opeb %
brebte benbe gieblittelis.
= Sioite Srebas 1ebe en- &ieoel=
erplefon &erbeoen af Cabin mel>
lem &oorbeao o9 8arnespiue. Man
bolbt paa at treRe paa g. @eibe=
mans Jarn, % bru9te en- 9ampmalti=
ne 1sm Motor- @n Mane peb Mann
8ois blep brebt paa Stebet, % en-
anben Deb s0aon Collier blep farlt0
1aaret.
| - Gn / &rainerb bsenbe fatti9
Manb, oer leoer at at bprte o9 iel9e
! @rpntla9er, ct blepen funSet iom slr=
bing til en- betb6eli9 Gum @en9e, eff
ter at ban bisie mango Nar fiben
&rigex Bat peret tabt for fine eene
Slastain9e, ber li9eleoes bat peret
borte for ham, ioet bans Qiem bleu
poelast os 5amilien fp1ittet unber
&ri9en. Sans Napn CT Q8iQiams.
- @utap Stub, en- SO Mar 9amz
mel @an6 i gilbert Sea, orebte fig
1elp pe6 Slit Seat til 25be Sept.
@an bcese bos fin 9atter, @rs.
@Qid @uitapion. Eli benoe lo9oe
ban forrtse @auoassaften, at bun
piloe finoe bam ogo nefe Mor9en.
ba ban pilbe tase @ift. &un 1oarebe
bam, at @ift funoe ban lite faa, tbi
bum troeoe bette 1elp. Samtibi9t
ieste bun at trpfe bam. Mfen ben
@amle bapbe allereoe oa@iften bps fig
o9 bru9te ben o9iaa. @n 2e9e bleo
bentet, men ban funoe lite reobe bam.
Manben bapbe bruttet enoel / ben
ienere Gio os peret forlaet.
@n Meniebeb @aut Center
bar itientet $25 til rbblioenbe 6loz
riba.
~ Sra @a)eca meboeles lite b.,
at @ountp>&asierer Mc&enna eere
fteos bar oeret nipnlis iioen forrise
3trSbag, pg at en- unoerip9elie ai
&asiererens 8pser pi1er Ell nnoer=
balance af $4,000. 5orrise 9irsz
bag reifte ban meo fin 9uitru 8e=
igs til en- @lestnins, iom bor / Mer~
beben af 5aribault.. 9a ban tom
bib, bar Manoen lite biemme men
bolot paa at traife. 6an loo ba fin
@nitru pere i9ien Der O9 iasoe, at
ban pilbe gao til Grelferne. 8ette
CT bet iioite. wan peb ON bam. Man
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-03

y Som Bs1se af o.sie asnorer fan
8raaooen lite tretfes tiltase, men afripes %
bliper tiatsemeo @iftidtfen fobenbe teien /
6uOen, naar 8ien bar ituffst. Sur lite at
faa bele @tftieffens Snbbolo ubtpmt @aa.
ret, bpr Braa00en forfstis bortffrabes meo
eg 8nto % tffe ber5res meo 8insrene.
Saa ubeba9elige, iom 8iittffene uneetelia
er, iua bill man ops tilffripe oem en- beloia
girfnins fem 9esemiooel for rbeumatilte
2ibelier, % Der er cffentligatort fere Silfelz
be, ba @igt elIer Nbeumattsme ital pere ble>
BEN flreret Deb 8i1ttf.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
WORLD OF SPORTS

Polo games last night: At Meriden- Hartford 3, Meriden 2; at Bridgeport Bridgeport s, New Haven0.
 Andy Cummings, once fine ball player and 8 man Harry Wright was once after, has been sentenced to years imprison- ment in the Kentucky penitentiary for grand larceny.
 At the meeting of the arbitration com mitteee in Pittsburg, on Friday, it is ex- pected that some arrangement will be made by which minor league club can change from one association. to another. Manager Harris yesterday signed "Kid' Conway, the famous half-back of last seas. on's Hartford and Waterbury teams. He will play his first game Thursday night against the Meridens. News
 The Evening World in its account, .oi the six days race at Madison Square gar den says: A fellow in the audience of fered a gratuitous insult to Old Sport 1 Campana in the early morning. Int Bridgeport centenarian always preter. paying for value received ,and he scrambled over the picket fence, and, after shor l interview with the loafer, returned to tho track leaving him with a black eye and l sadly troubled pride.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
RAILROAD MATTERS.

Annual Report of the New York X
 New England.
 The annual report of the New York and New England railroad, to be submitted tc the stockholders at their annual meeting on December II, is now out The net earn, ings in September were over $250, GOO. In Maj ch they were only $90, ,0O0. They have sold over six hundred thousand of theil second mortgage bonds during the year, al an average premium of less than one pel cent. The company has agreed to build eight miles of new railroad in New York running west from Brewsters, as soon as the Hudson Suspension bridge is up. This is to be built across the Hudson at An thony's Nose, above Peekskill, and the New York and New England road will dc the hauling of all west bound trains over the bridge, from whatever road they may come.
 The New York and New England stocl is made up mainly by conversion of old Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad bonds under a mortgage foreclosure. There were SEQ, ,O00, ,0O0 of them, and only $266, ,000 of them are still outstanding and unconverted It also has g, 200, ,000 of preferred stock on which it has paid per cent from the start. The common stock has never paiG anything. The New York and New Eng land systemsnuw covers nearly 300 miles of which 10S is double track
 The New York and New England rail road company has refused to change thu name of the station east ot Sandy Hook to Southbury from its present name oi Pomeraug Valley, although numercusly signed petition to that effect was sent into the company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
SACRED HEART FAIR.
Many Hearts Made Glad by the Drawir
 of Articles

Many Hearts Made Glad by the Drawing
 of Articles
 There was large attendance at the close of the Sacred Heart fair last night The canvassers books were turned in at an early hour and the drawing for articles pro- ceeded without interruption except when now and then burst of laughter would greet the announcement that some popular young man or woman had drawn an article, for which, owing to their sex, they had no use. The winners were as follows:
 Weber piano, Mrs J. Shearon; painted plaque, Michael Ryan; boxes of soap, Katie Keenan and Theodore Knapp; shoes, Mrs Alice Ryan; shoes, Mrs Bridget Mulville opera glasses, Christine Smith; two small tables, Mrs J. Fitzpatrick; child's bonnet and hat, w. McNeil; smoking set, Walter Mienot lady's hat, John Conway; boys suit. Hattie Bergin; bride, Annie Moran; two tons of coal Jeremiah Fitzpatrick; dressing case M. A. Wallace silk umbrella, Julia Murphy: seal cap, Fanny Corner; umbrella, James Sutton; cake, Mollie Smith; huff, Mrs Mitchell; three hams, M. Donovan; one ham, John Conway; carving set, James Crannell; buffalo robe, Eddie Cullum; knives and forks, Annie Lahey; American subscription, Frank Cruess; gold ring, John Flam; gentleman's overcoat, Henry Lessard; gentleman's shirts, Sylvester Bolan; gentleman's outfit, Thomas Luddy; sofa pillows, Thomas H. Hayes; work box, J. F. Phelan; box of cigars, William Beau champ; two castors, Patrick Boylan; box of cigars, Julia Lawlor; shoes, Richard Franklin; beaver collar and huff, Thomas Sanders; clock, Bernard Byrnes; toy horse, Mamie k. Claffey; plush rocker, James Johnson; patent rocker, Mrs P. T. Hayes; violin, John Hayes; two loads of wood and half ton of coal, John Byrnes willow rocker, Rev T. M. Crowley of Norwalk portieres, J. Taylor marble top table, A. J. Wolff; china tea set, Nellie Dumphy; picture of Father Treanor, Nellie Mitchell dinner set, Joseph Cunning gham; oak writing desk, Lizzie Bowe stove, John Cranney; fancy plush chair, W. H. Gal lagher blankets, Sarah Dwyer bookcase William Mulhall ; fancy clock, Bridget Dumphy {; parlor organ, Nellie Brasnahan silver set, John Slavin two barrels of flour, Martin Byrnes; one barrel of four Julia Duggan range, Josie Gaffney ten dollar gold piece, Martin Doolan side board, Thomas Caniff carpet, Patrick Macauley pony, James Carey barrel of flour door prize), No 342; box of cigars (door prize) No B45S boys overcoat, door prize) No 95. The fair was Rev Father Treanor's greatest success The gross re- ceipts were larger than at any other fair he has given. The expenses, however, were larger than usual.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
NOVEMBER SHOWS.
The Record in This Month for Sev,
 Years,

The Record in This Month for Several
 Years.
 The snow storm Sunday is considered quite remarkable for November. The local observations show snowfall of five inches The records show since 1868 no large amount of snow in November until 1872, when there were S.S inches and in the same month in 1872, 1878, 1874, 1879, 1881, 1882 and 1885 respectively 14, 7.0S, 64, 5, Il and B inches. Since 1885 there has been no snow in November.
 In 1872 there were four snow storms in November, the last one being on the 26th, when six inches fell. In November, 1873, there were five snow storms and the heaviest snowfall was i've and three fourths inches on the 24th and the first was three inches on the 18th. In the same month in 1874 there was q snowfall of four inches on the 22d and 23d.
 In 1879 four inches fell on the 2d and in 1871 five inches fell on the 23d and 24th In 1882 there were four and half inches on the 26th and five inches on the 29th, the first being one and half inches on the 17th. In 1885 slight snows fell on Novem- Der %, 23, 24 and 26. The heaviest fall of snow in November since the present re- cords have been kept was in 10S2-11 inches.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
AMUSEMENT A
"Rip Van Wrinkle v


 There is but one Joe Jefferson and the amusement loving public will never tire of seeing the old man in his great success Rip Van Winkle." MT Jefferson's i'm personation of the character is marked by as great care to-day as it was years age when the play was new. His support especially Mrs Emma Vaders as Gretchen and Edwin Va,rey as Derrick Von Beck man, was above the average. The large audience present at the entertainment last night was more than pleased, and at the close of the third act MT Jefferson was called before the curtain.
 Chanfrau as t'Kit."
 The attraction booked to appear al Jacques opera house on Thanksgiving day, matinee and night, is the old time favorite comedy drama "Kit the Arkansas Traveller" with Chanfrau in the title role This attraction has opened the Boston theater for eighteen seasons, record at tained by no other attraction on the road Chanfrau and ''Kit" are too we'll known to require lengthy comment, but severa new features introduced in the play cal for special mention, prominent among which is the Mississippi Levee scene, in. troduoing genuine colored jubilee singers dancers, etc, also the wreck scene, realistic in the extreme, and coupled with all the other pleasing features make "Kit" ont of the best of American plays. Take ths children to the matinee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
POLICE COURT CASES.

Several Minor Cases Before Judge Brad
 street This Morning.
 James Gordon, aged 19, better known as 'Nancy," was amusing himself throwing snowballs at a farmers team on Spring street yesterday afternoon. He was arrest ed by Officer Ahearn. James had bad police record and was fined $3.
 William Quinlan, 2l, pleaded guilty to a charge of breach of peace against his mother and brother. As an excuse for his action he said his brother owed him a weeks wages as bartender. Judge Brad street said boy who would assault his mother should be severely dealt with, and ordered him to jail for thirty days.
 Herbert Brown, an Il year old boy of High street, was charged with truancy. The case was continued until tomorrow.
 A plain drunk brought in at o'clock this morning was fined $5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
"The Mystery of a Hanson Cab" Read #
We Keep the Business Up By Keeping
 the Prices Down.

We Keep the Business Up By Keeping
 the Prices Down.
 Our special sale of clothing which we started last Friday is still going on. Last Saturday the rush was so great that we die not have help enough to accommodate al our customers. We have put on an extrs force of salesmen. We still have in oul stock hundreds of overcoats, suits and pants:
 Children's suits from 90 cents up.
 Children's overcoats from $1. 50 mp.
 Children's good knee pants "A cents.
 Boys suits from $4.65 up.
 Boys overcoats from $39S up.
 Boys overcoats from S3.9 up.
 Mems overcoats from $4 % up.
 Mems suits from $3.9S up.
 Mems pants from 75 cents up.
 Our S10 ''Storm King" overcoat is the talk of the town. Ask to see them. We have hundreds of other bargains Cannot mention all in this paper as the space will not permit us Give us a call. You will find us the cheapest and the most reliable house in the state of Connecticut Satis- faction guaranteed or money refunded. Hirsh's Ten Per Cent One Price Clothing Co.,, 1851 Bank street.
 We manufacture all our own clothing. Factories No 43 North Third street and 3O6 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
coming--"The Mystery of Hanson

Coming-"The Mystery of Hanson Cab"
 The Orpheus Concert Go, will be the at traction at the opera house next Monday evening An excellent programme has been arranged. The Waterbury banjo club, Arion quarette, Orpheus quartette, Gnstru- mentaD, Charles T. Grilley ,humorist, Dr T. w. Pucci, elocutionist, and George k. Boyd, accompanist, will all assist. Seats will be for sale Saturday morning at the Park drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-28
VIOLATED THE oLEo LAW.

Waterbury Vendors of Imitation Butter
 Before Commissioner Wright.
 United States Commissioner W A. Wright of New Haven, yesterday morning tried Herbert Verrier of this city, charged with violation of the revenue laws re garding the sale of oleomargarine. His offense consisted in peddling it from a wagon. Commissioner Wright bound him over to the district court under $500 bonds, which was furnished by J. Archambeault of this city.
 Yesterday afternoon John Dobe of this city was brought before the commissioner on charge of violating the "oleo"- law. His case was continued for hearing, and he furnished $500 bond.