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SATURDAY, DEC. %, 1889.

between tho hours of II o'clock =. m. and
o'clock p. m, the following describettpse-
Perty, tO-wt: sSfEA&4$ gNE
l. The eastern half os . lot Of ground situa.
ted in The Town of Thibodaux. boing the eas.
tern half Of lot No. one huDtl, ed and ninety.
one 1871 as represented on u plan Of part Of
said town made hy + ID. Kiel,ar.ls,n, survey
or, Oh the 18th day Of June. 1876; said lot
No. one hundred and ninety-ona 1911. Of
whic:, this is the eastern half, measures nine
ty-seven feet and one inch 81 feet in} on
Hwrrie~ss stsSets and hiuety yssix feet steven in
elssr Ia6 It IL inl -on ,Churrh street BY two
hundred and twenty-six feet and IL inches
!!26 It u mi on the noithern line and two
hundred and tweIHy-ssx. fyst anil one and
one third inches In " T inl on tho south
cru line in depth. said eastern half being
b.'nnfisd il fiont ar west by lot OF George
Bryant. north by lot NJ" one hundred and
niiwty ii9Oi, east by Harrison street and
south Ivy eastern half of lot No. one hundred
and nia.-t~o [l92]. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and all
the "l,l,urtenanccs thereof. !. .{ls5 aAs4
2 A rert;nu tru't of land sitnated in this
parrish in he B'usle Grand Chcre at xbont
four miles north OF the town Of rhlbOlaux,
and ut one hundred ard thirty fl3c arpeIts
from the haynu Lafourch-, measuring ono
MI O,ie-lialf Il Il arpents front on ibe awes-a
terra boundary NV seven arpents more or
less III depth; bounded north by lands now
or iormer.y "f Evirists Adam. south by lands
O[ Eugene BOudreaux. now or formerly, weaE
by tands oi Owner ainknewA, tass. by tho pubs
lie rosd. Together with all the bull lings
and iRlproselnents therein and sll the appur-
tenNuceS thereof.
1erin. ana condition Of sale-Casl, or the
spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
FRANTz zERNOTT, Administrator
Nov. 90. 1889. q" fA7s $40 Sl 60
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Otll. judicial District Court, Parish
Of Lafourche.
A. Lehman d. Go. 70. Oscar Aageil0s.
No. 2464.

DUHSUANT To AN ORDER AND DE-
i cree ot the above entitled court and
in 6bedience to commission to lle
directed in the above entitled and
numbered case bearing date of 9
Decemer, II, 1889, I will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder ON the premises situa ed
in this parish, right bank Of bayou Lafoarche,
at about six miles above the town of Thib,-
daux, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1889.
between the hours of IL o'clock n. IN. and
o'clock =. H., the following described pro-
perty attached in the above entitled and
numbered SUIT, the same being "f perish
able nature. liable to deteriorate and expcn-
sive to keep. to wit: .tt4s
|. One sOrrel horse, named Natc!,ez.
Z. One roam horse, g. Sam.
g. One black horse, Z" Rex.
+ 4. Que rOau mare, - Dazy.
S. Two Peddling hacks. Que peddIing cart
and contents.
Two sets harness.
T. About 10000 barrel slaves and al,oat
5000 headings on Mr.. Arestile LandIys land,
bayou Choupc
Terms and conditions of sale. Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury notes.
+. Z. LORIO,
Dec. IA, 1882 Sheriff. 3
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Cuurt-Par.
i>h uf LatOui che. i' ss'
Smccession Of Joseph Rosemond Le-
Blanc and Community. No. 1888.
Pr0bateS. -4

Pursuant to an order and decree nf the
above entitled court and in obedience to a
commission 10 me directed in ti,e above en-
titled and numbered susrea ion bearing .la,e
October Is, 1889, will offer for sale ut
public auction pursuant to law to the last
'i''i highest bidder at the courthouse In the
town Of 'rhi,,0siaux. on sfas. afsse sss
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1889, ,,st
hetween the honrs of u e'olock y. IN. and {
"'cl"ck y. m. thu following describeds pro
ptrty, t0-wit: f.f..9e.sI, =,
|. A certain lot of ground situated in aaid
paiisll Of Iat"nr~le at four niiles below ri,e
town Of Tkiboslanx and abOve the New Or.
leans. Opelensas and Great Western railroad
now MOrgdn's 0uisianM and Texas RAILROAD
and 81 eumship Company. and being lot No.
four ~ on plan made by Joseph Nicholas
ON April 18th, 1854, ,re~snrinx tfty-sev-m
Zee. seven inches t57 n + inD fipnto On the pub
lie road. one hundred anil eighty feet (lSO ft)
deep or the western line. one hundred and
eighty-ons feet fisi ft| loeD on ID. eastern
line, anil nineteen and two-twelfths feet
l9 2l2 # in the lear. Together with all the
builstinga and improvements thereon. .-,..
:. A certain tract of land situated in eail
parish OF AafoNrcle, right bank Of bayou Lk-
ioslrcbe. at atsOrt three or more miles bel0W
| the town Of Thibnlaux, measuring three ar
penis more or less frunt, by forty arpents
in drpth. bounded above by land now owned
by Lueien l.. Gnidroz, and below BY l,tntls
now owned By widow and heirs of Cieepi,as
Adam. dec ceased. together With all the build
ings and improvements thereon. s.,,e.-tt
Purchased hy the said Joseph RoseMOpd
Leblanc. deceased, in 'cUnfuruiity With ex-
isting lines and per &vcrsionem'' from,
boundary to, boundary, without warranty as
to the exact quantity of land sall he more
or less going to the profit or loss Of the pnr-
chaser. ~ 1sF'E 5aAe .! 4tit ,3'4
MOvEABLEs. al ss4f.
Seven bedsteads and bcddlngs, two ar
moirs, lS chairs. poker, ;linning table, 8
wasl,stands, l safe, stove and cooking uteil-
sils.l clock, ! bureau. 6 looking-gasses,
lot of porcelain ware. = sewing machines. !!
small tables, | buggy and harness, lamps.
| shotgun. | small table, 5 round tables, l
| iron safe. i remnant groceries, lot store fix
lures. lot barroo,n. -..,-t.4
Terms and Conditions Of Sale-Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts. Fsf'it'f5
p. El LORIO. Sheriff.
Nov. %. 1889. Hfss
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SATURDAY, JANUARY "a. 1890.

SATURDAY. JANUARY la. 1890,
ut Il O'Clock M, at the n,aip entrance of the
c"urthou in the town OF Tlliln,lanx. par
isl Of Lafonrche. La, the following described
property. viz: fs=lsse
|. A certain tract Of land IN the parish of
I.xfonrche. State of Louisiana ON the right
slescending bank of bavon l.af"urce at
about eighteen fisl miles below the t"wn of
ThibOdaux, measuring one III arpent front
more or less. by about fnrty i6l ar,,ents in
drptb, hsunGed above By land of Henry
WO"tlruff, and below hv land CT Gasuar.l
Anthemcnt. toscrLer with all the improve
mrnts thereon and all rights a..d privileges
thereunto belonging.
2. A certain portion of land. or tract sitaa.
ted in said parish. on the right bank of said
bayou. at abont seventeen IL miles below
said town Of Tl,ibUiaux. measuring three
quarters II Of an arpent front more or less,
by n depth Of forty I40l arpents, bounded
above by lands OF Mrs. Artheniare Mathupe.
wife nf jean Labat, aud below by lan,ls of
Henry Woodruff. with the improvements
thereon aid all rights aud privileges there
with pertaining.
TEKMS-CASH
J. B DONSALLY,
Actin. as special master herein.
Now Orleans, Dec. IA, 1889.
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Pursuant to an order, and decree of. the
above entitled court ana Ia. Obedience to .
scoinn,iss:on to me sdirectcd IN the shove enti-
tied ; and xsnumberetlsa acressiou and
hearing date OF sNovs 2l, iSSa, / will offer for
sale at public auction. pursuant to Ian. to.
the last and highest bidder, at the courthouse
in the town Of rhibodaux, Cd
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s.I34 Prizes. amounting 10 s1.O54.so0
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

tFFop CLUB RATES nr.any furfhfr inFor-
mxticn fesire,E write legihlyto the under
signed. clearly stating vonr residence, with
state, County. Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery wiz he assured hv
your enclosing an envelope bosring your
tut address. 4
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lNFOps'VAN'T.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notee. Money Orders issned by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange.
Addressed N. A. DIAUPHxN.
8sha vNxNew Orleans La.
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ATTRACTION
! OVER A NIL lj0y DISTRIBUTED.


Incorporated bv the Legislator" for
educational aud charitable parp"se y aud IT'S
franchise made . part # the rrrseait State.
Conxtitntion. IN 1879 hy M ovERwHELMtNa
POPULAR VOTE sF~ @ss7zN '-2s7''
Ita GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
iNGS take place Sem,-Amnnally, tune and
December. end lts GRAND SiNSi.E ~ "
RER DRAWINGS taks 1,lnce in ench ~ the
s.eher ten months in he YEAR. aiml arc gil
drawn II public. ut the Aca.lamy OF Mnsic.
New Orleans, La. t.-.r .sAs.
we do hereby .ceriifvsilnt v" snrervise
,hearra uer me nj Gsral tla.. Monthly and Se,s-
Annual Drawiug. afih- Aeuisiara State I,s't- !
sery Co., and in person manage and c"nf""i
this Drawings tl,emselve-. and that the same
are conducted with hen-St.. fairness. AMI in
rned faith toward al i'arties. ai'd' we author
ize the Company to nse this eert'ficaie. VII"
ssesin,ie4 of ear Ai,.s.iulcs attached, in slts
.,LvertisemeutS." j."
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Grand Monthly Drawing,
WILL TAKE PLACE
the Academy Ct Eusic New Orleans.
At the Academy Ct EuS!c NEW Ur'eanS,
TUESDAY,. jim. If, 1889.
CAPITAL Prize SS3OO,OOO

100 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars:
Halves, $40; Quarters. S5: Tcnths,
So; Twentieths, 81.
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TEE STATE OF LOUISIA ANA, 2
@A a@S1s6- 81 --zZ-411-- u A---ssss 8ifl 30
Goth Jndtcjah District Coaftn Par
ef :gsisish Of Lafourcl1e. - -'ss@ ~

Saoccssiens Of AJtert H. BrooRs. No.
s.Is IA 1890. p Pne5ut1. redw atf
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REMEMBER. that the pavment of
erizes ia GUARANTEED RY FOUR Ma
TIONAI. BANKS af New Orleans. and the
Tickets are signed by the President of an In
slitpstnswhose chartered rights are recog
nnsd in the highest Courts; therefore. be-
wsfe Of all limitations or ANONYMOUS
schemes" 5s etssg4rsf da{ g8Klzrss
ONE DOLLAR is the gsTee of the smallest
part or iractisn'of a Ticket ISSUED by US
in any Drawing. Anything in nnr name
offered for less than Dollar is a swindla.
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MASTERS SALE
UNITED STATES
=. No. 11s2s.
eSnRAlM MCCULLOUGH ct Ais.
In the United States Circuit Court for
the Eastern District Of Louisiana.

DY VIRTUE OFF. 4 DECREE DATED
ID Nov. u, 1889. to me directed ia the
above entitled snit, viii proceed to sell to
the highest bidslcr on
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parisl,
Of La.uurrhc.
S"ccessiom Of Pierre 4. Ihibodaxr. No.
- - 1244. Pr0bGtes.

Pursuant to nn Order and decree OF the xb0v~
enlitlosl court an.l in cbr.l .nca To- - o0,nmis-
siOn to me DIRECTED IN the ab.sv" esfitled smc-
es.ssi"n. bearing date OF ,'cr. IL. 1852, will
alfrr for sale mt PUBLIC "nrt,en.S pnrsaxn,
~ law, 10 the last at;d highest bi.i.lsr. ut t.-
courthouse in the town Of rhiboslanx. ON
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
CONDENSED NEWS.

Cotteril, the president of the Electric Sugar company, has again disappeared from New York, and it is rumored he has gone to Canada. Mrs Friend and Howard are at Windsor, Canada.
 Emperor William opened the landtag with great pomp and made a speech, in which he said peace is likely to continue in Europe throughout the year.
 Twenty-seven Socialists have been arrested in Vienna.
 Russia is sending Cossack coloni2ers to Abyssinia
 Russia has increased her army by from 80, GOO to 100, ,000 men.
 Sarah Bernhardt has broken her contract to play in Rome.
 Rear Admiral Kimberly has been ordered to proceed in the steamer Trenton to Samoa to protect American interests there 1t Is expected the Vandalia, Moh.can and Atlanta wil soon be ordered to follow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
PHILADELPHIA AND READING.
Results of Years Business Shown in
 Presid ,nt Corbin's Annual Report.

II
 Presid snt Corbin's Annual Report.
 PHILADRLPHIA, Jan. 15.-The stockholders of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad held their annual meeting and President Corbin read his annual report.
 The following is a statement of the business done: Gross earnings of the road for 1888, S20, ,Sl5 336. gS, being decrease of S947, ,592 09 expenses, Sil, l65, sos, 9o, an increase of S3S4, 64101; percentage of working expenses to gross earnings, 54, 6-l0; net earnings, S9, 649,- .ol; profit S2, ,250, 322. 24, an increase of S41,2 ,265 =. Coal and Iron company: Gross earnings, s39, 6GS, 9S9 S4; working expenses, S29, ,96l, ,oo1.S1; net earnings, S9,617, ,9SS 13, making net profit of Sl. .444 lOO.3l.
 The number of passengers carried was 15,9a5, SS9; number tons of coal To- li7, AS; number tons of merchandise, 7,S16, ,1S1, and total tonnage of the company, including weight of passengers and company's material 21, ,54S, S10
 Closing his report. President Corbin thanks Vice President Mcleod and all the heads of departments for the faithful and able work performed by them, and through which the stockholders were greatly indebted for the good results of the year.
 The total available assets of the joint com panies on Nov. 30, 1888, was So, 547, ,29l. 99, against which amount the current liabilities of the joint companies were S1,ooo s91. 66 Aside from the bonds and stocks on hand, valued at Sf4, 734 744 l9, there is also avail able for ths future uses of the company Sl0.O 0SO of general mortgage per cent bonds, set aside under the plan of reorganiZa- tion a reserve for additional bettermentS, equipments, property and working capital
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Natural Gas.

In view of the ever expanding enterprise of American towns and American manufac- lures, and especially in view of American ex- travagance and wastefulness, it does not ap- pear probable that natural gas will continue to supply for many decades, will not say years, the favored districts that now enjoy 1t. But even If it proves transient, it still has . most important and benefcent work to do It is bringing in an industrial and economic revolution of no small proportions, viz: The replacement of solid by gaseous fuel. It is educating people by an object lesson as to what constitutes a perfect fuel. The com- munities that have once enjoyed the luxury return to the barharism of raw coal, and heat and power will at no distant day be distrib- uted in ell our towns from central stations, @ light Is now supplisd.-LouisvilleC Courier. Journal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Bold, but Unsuccessful.

ELMIRA, N Y, Jan. 15-C. N. Cunning ham, agent in this city of the Mutual Life Insurance company, presented a forged or raised New York draft to the Farmers and Mechanics bank last Saturday for S2s, SOS, and it was paid without hesitation. Not having sufficient currency on hand, a certi- fled check was given Cunningham took the check to the Chemung Canal bank and ex- changed it for q draft on New York. This he took to Binghamton and had it cashed leaving town immediately afterward. The Farmers and Mechanics bank discovered that the draft was worthless, and put detectives on the case Cunningham was arrested last evening in Hohoken, with nearly all the money on his person.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
His Life Hnngs on Her Word.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 15.-At Pratt Mines, near here, Saturday, an unknown negro outraged Mrs. Kellum in lonely spot near the mines, and killed her little boy, who was with her. Since then the white population of the region has been in a state of great excitement, and parties have been searching for the criminal Many negroes arrested on suspicion have been taken be- fore Mrs. kellum, but until yesterday she has answered in every case mot the man. |" Yesterday, when one was brought in, she cried out in horror, '.Take him away; he is the man." sOn partially recovering her calmness, however, she expressed some un- certainty, and at her request the lynching was postponed, when she will again look at the man, and if she fully identifies him as the guilty one his fate is sealed. Mean while the excitement and the search con
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
X Priest Sues an Archbishop,

BOSTON, Jan. 15.-The suit of Matrices S. S. Fitzgerald, a priest, against Archbishop John J. Williams, of the Boston diocese, came before the full bench of the supreme judicial court on the plaintiffs exceptions The decision reserved. This was an ac- tion of tort against the defendant to recover damages for an alleged illegal suspension of the plaintiff from his priestly functions in September, 1883, while acting as pastor at St. Marys church, Foxboro. The ground for the removal of the plaintiff was in his alleged visiting a house of ill fame in Boston. At the trial in the lower court Judge Ald- rich instructed the jury to find for the de- feriant
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
TO TEST THE EXCLUSION LAW.
FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED.
Terrible Collision Resulting from Flag
 man'S Errnr.

Terrible Collision Resulting from Flag
 mans Error.
 TALLMADGE, O., Jan. 15.-By q collision between passenger train No $, bound for Now York on the New York, PennSylvania and Ohio road, and freight train, nine per sons were killed, five burned to death and twelve others injured. The list of dead is as follows:
 Robert Huntingdon, engineer, of Gallion, O.; Michael Walters, fireman, Gallion, O. William Lundy, express messenger, Kent, O. J. & Refard, brakeman, Gallion; Miss Mary Lyons, Cherry Creek, \. Y. four Chinamen, names unknown, bound for New York Fire man Schultz, Gallion; Zeph Thomas, baggage master; Brakeman Bashford; unknown girl, bound for Cherry Creek, N Y.; unknown man.
 The accident was the result of a fagman's error He left his post. Two coaches were burned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
General Aiai iHetS.

NEW YORK. Jan l4-FLOUR-CloSed dull and weak; fine grades of winter, $2 52G93; do spring, 2.20@2.75: superfine winter, S3 3l5lE350; do. spring, S2.75QlS.20; extra No. } winter, S3.aoD4; do spring, S3S593S5; city mill extra, s iO5l5 9, for West Indies. Southern flour dull; trade and family extra, SS.S5G5,a0.
 WHEAT0Options opened active ar.! excited, and during the early dealings advanced }s ilc., but later in the day, when the visible supply was posted, there heavy selling, and prices broke sharply, closing weak at 2Gl2lsc. decline. Spot lots closed weak and lower. Spot sIies of No. red at S1.061los; extra red, S1o3; No do 97@911Sc.; No. red. 93c.; No. white, S1Q lG2; state white, Sl.02.
 CORN-OptionS were fairly active and weak, and closed at a slight decline. Spot lots closed easier Spot sales of No. ? mixed st 4414c.; steamer mixed, 4o7s@435sc.; steamer white, 4l9 41lsc; steamer yellow, 41c.; No. ? mixed, Jan, 44l4c.; do., Feb, 44Ssc.; do., March, 45}sc do.' April, 45l4c.
 OATS-Optons were quiet, closing steady at unchanged prices. Spot lots closed quiet. Spot sales of No. white at S9c.; No. do., 3t@G34lsc. No. 1 mixed sac.; No. do., s1dsilso, rejected 2Sc.; No. Chicago 3a14c No. mixed, Jan., 31o. do., Feb, 3lISc.; do., May, S2Sso. PORK-Quiet; new mess, S14,25@145o. LARD-Closed weak and lower; Jan, g. .65
 Feb, s. .62GI7 .6S; March, S769 SUGAR-Raw quiet; fair refining, 13-l6c.; et
 test centrifugal, 11-16c. Refined fairly active and steady; cut loaf and crushed Sc; cubes anc powdered, 714c. granulated, 7c.; mold A, 7lac confectioners' A, 65sc.; coffee standard, 65sc
 coffee off A, 67-l6@6lac.; white extra c, 6141
 5-16c.; extra c, 55sQ6 l-16c.; c, 5}a0S9sc; yel low 7-16c.
 BUTTER-Quiet; creamery eastern, 250ssc
 western do,, 24@21c. s CHEESE-Dull: New York factory eheddar 1116l1ac.; western fiat. 16HQ14c. EGGS-Dull; fresh eastern firsts, 1S}aG lsc western firsts, 1S11S}sc. | COTToN-Spot closed steady; mlddling up l lands, 95sc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Unanimous ReSignations.

NEW YORK; Jan. 15.-The recent trouble in the medical department of the University of New York, which arose through the faculty refusing to promote Professor Weisse to the class of anatomy, which was vacant has come to head. Eighty-six students re- signed in body from the University Medi- cal college. Tho college only contained ninety-one medical students, and the other five are away from college at present. This will be a loss to the university of about 100 matriculations each year and of Sl ,SO0 The students have not yet decided where they will go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Smallpox Scare at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 15.-Anthony Dean, a convict, died at the penitentiary from smallpox, and his death practically marks the end of the plague in this city. There are still two patients at the pest house, but they are in convalescent state, and will probably be in a condition to be discharged by the end of the week. At the penitsntiary there is not now a case even of suspected smallpox, but the quarantine placed on the institution couple of weeks ago will, as precautionary measure, be maintained for a fortnight longer. There are nearly 100 convicts at the prison whose terms have expired, but none of them will be liberated until after the raising of the uuArAAttnA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
A Great Railroad Scheme.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, Jan. 15.--Thc re- port is rife that the Canadian Pacific Railroad company has purchased the right of way of the old road at Lewiston and that they in tend to erect a suspension bridge across Niagara river and connect with the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg railroad The latter road has lately been repairing the Lewiston branch, while the Canadian Pacific has had surveyors at work at Lewiston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Mitchell Blatant as Ever.

NEW YORK, Jan. l5-Mitchell and Kilrain had e conference weh Richard K Fox. The result of the conference was not made public Klrain received dispatch from Boston say ing that his mother was dying. He left for Baltimore with the intention of taking his wife to his mothers bedside No effort was made to appoint referee or to deposit the final $5, 900 in his match with John L. Sulli- van. Mitchell is loud in his dcnunciation of his treatment by the press. He absolutely refuses to meet Dempsey in the ring with the big fellows at New Orleans, and alludes to Dempsey in the most contemptuous terms Mitchell will sail for England in the Britannia on Wednesday next. He will return in six weeks time to train kilrain. Mitchell Is positive that Sullivan will never meet Kill rain in the ring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Mrs. Gould's Funeral.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The funeral of Mrs Gould takes place tomorrow morning at 9:3O from the house 519 Fifth avenue. Rev. J. R. Paxton, of the West Prcsby yterian church, will otticiate, assisted by Rev. Dr. Terry, of the Dutch Reformed church. The services will be very simple, and substan- tially those of tho Episcopal church. A few hymns will be sung by the quartet of Dr. Paxtons church. There will be no eulogy and no pail bearers Dr. Terry will read the committal service The interment at Wood lawn will take place later at the convenience of the family.