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PERSONAL.

INDEPENDENT DETECTIVE AGENCY AND 3U-
n reau Of informatlon is prepared to do detective
work in all branches and all principal cities Special
attention TO civil Investigations. NJ. BRADFORD,
Manager, go + st. NV. al1 l-Bt.
NOR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIRCUT
Il 20 to the LITTLE STUDIO around the cor. 1 ia
St and Pa. av, DOB l4th opp Wizards; operated 10y
first-class Philadelphia white artists. mh:13- st.
NO JOKE OR HUMBUG-A WHOEVER PAST
~ middle with ample means, children no in
cumbrance of any kind, would like to correspond
hdentally with lady in like situation. Ii this
the eye of such one, please answer. giving true
name and circumstance age, &C, TO NIDOMER. Star
Office. ap6-gts
WIN. WILLIAMS, GEO. W. NcELFRESH. AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency. Communications
promptly attended IL and strictly confidential Ofice
CIen all hours. ". WILLIAMS. Manager, 9:20 n.w
my4-l2m'
EUSTH'S OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLACE
- where frst-class Second HAND Clothing can be
sold respectable prices. Address call u ID ST.
".
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yNANTED-A MEDICAL GRADUATE OR YOUNG
w physician out Of practice t. Introduce natural
nerlorous article. Moderate salary. Address, stat
luE experience and expectations CONDAL, L. @. Box
$50, AMI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY AwHITE WOMAN SITUATION
", " rs COOK IN GOOD family Io0d WagcS required
NNANTED-BY \ LADY \ PLACE As LADY'S
W maid or seamstress finders stands the duties Of
travel. Good references. Address NJ H. b., Star Of
NEANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
nurse Tor 1irn: good drcssinaker cam Five rs ~
class reference. Address 1870 y St NV. for one
yVAYTED.BY 4 -sINGLE CoLOEED MAN 4
" place driver either IN the city country: best
Of references. Apply al S21 2;d st. arl2-2t'
NVhNTED-BY \ CoLoEED WOMAN APLACE
references given. Apply at AS New York n.w.l'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A YoUNG WHITE
w man q, cook and assist i'll housework; references.
Address GOOD, Star Office. It.
ENANTFD-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w "rto"ks, Cna'nternIai Waitress Lauudruas, and
Buffers. sANrL A. CooMBs, 926 st.n.w. apl3-4t'
NS'ANTEp-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
W itousrmalds, Waitress Nurses, Laundrcss Coach
st. NV. Also European steamship agent 1t.
WANTED SITUATION, BY COMPETENT WHITE
W butler: wife could take charge OF nonse IN a6-
GETIC, star Office. 1t.
MANIFESTATIONS AS CHAPERONE, GOV
AGED lady; singing, music, language; highest recon-
meudatIons. G. g., Star office. apll-3t'
NrANTED-A LADY WHO HAS SPENT A SUM
w mer in Norway and sweden and = well ac-
quanted with continental travel will conduct party
the coming season for any length Of time. Apply at
l il3 q st NV. apll-:}t'
VNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w youth Position as messenger porter; reference
from last employer il required Address S. H., Star
office. ap1l-2t+
NANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY STE
noxTpner ana y eTyguteE pSsitiopi best ret
WANTED - POSITIONS BY GERMAN LADY,S
w Maid, Governesses, Housekeepers; also Maids,
Nurses (child invalid Cooks, &c. this and other
cities and country. +. NJ. BURNHAM, 80 9th H. W.
apl0-3t'
NA'ANJED-BY YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS
w florist; learnt the business in Germany; private
house preferred Address W E., Star office, or call at
400 New Jersey ave. NV. apl0-:3ts
NvANTED-IF YOU NEED HELP OF ANY KIND
w furnished free, go TO the EUREKA EMPLOY
NENT AGENCY. go + st. NV. apS-lws
SNANTED-OUR NOVEL PLAN OF SECURING
w the best domestic help in the United States en-
ahles supply employers servants free. Clerical
applicants same terms. INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
~
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FOR RENT--STABLES

NOR RENr-NEW BEAUTIFUL STABLE, POR
Il two horses and buxges of 1850 Ion II n " !:
500. Nm. L. HOLMAN,
Rpl2-3t 1921 L ST. u W
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EHOB RENT FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
one OF tlose "i.eaut houses uu 9TH st., bet and
wash tuhs, Nc., possession Man l>t foI price, &c,
apply TO j. W. J.. Nllk~ & StN
al.B-.sw" l4Iu New Ngra ave
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
ere II ST. y. W, FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
~ Dor without Board; back par or; one large
room on 2d floor; hall bedroom on 3d floor. apl3-H'
WANTED BOOMERS AND BOARDERS, AT
w reasonable rates. Apply at l:}3 stnw. alO-3i.
SU.) 9TH ST. NV, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMO-
III - dations for families at reasonable terms.
Good table and all the home comforts Summer rates.
apS-lws
90 TO THE WEST-END CATERER
W To strangers and the Public: beg to state that
l furnish hrst-class Meals, delivered to Your
nice and hot at any hour Mail orders promptly
attended to-. W. JACKSON.
mh29-lm' west-end Caterer. 1908 X st NV.
DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD. AT RE
duced rates for the spring and summer months in
ducements to families desiring first accummoda-
tons at summer prices. Inquire at AL q st. NV
mh26-lm'
TINHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVE, COR
22d ST. location convenient and delightiul pleas
ant rooms nicely furnished good table: terms rea-
sonable. mh2;8-lm'
OCC l4TH ST. NV; FINE LOCATION; ROOMS
IL - en- suite or single choice table. Mrs. d. B.
STOChHAM. mhl4-lm.
TIME WEBSTER, BIB 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home; central TO all points of interest; new
furniture: elegant rooms, with board, ST $40; per
day, Il 10 81. J. A. DEWITT, Prop. jal4-tn
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TFoR sALE--AT BRooKLAND, FIRST STATION
Il out from Washington ON Met. K. r., electric
cars, opposite university. High healthy, and beauti
fully situated, lots at from to 10 cents easy terms
also, very pretty cottage. REDFORD W. WALKER,
l006 +. mh2I-lm
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IHOR EENT-EIGHT-EOON HOUSE. ALL MOD
inn four lines If cars near lutett
oifcg BtlIoe, Pension OllCe, treasury. r,llt
S"O.1O. :34 Sih -. nv. aplO-3t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
NOR RENT-sHE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
a Mrs l.. NJ Mcugert. 5lg 9th 81. W: this store is
l6NS5: has two Viatc-glass bay windows. and well
lighted 10y rear windows. Apply 10 j. JAY GOULD,
42l 9tn 81. apll-.gts
4 Part of Store,
aplI-2t' o37 ST. NV.
ENOR SALE-UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE
II in business property q st. Nv, bet. 4th and
18th SIS. q. c. PAYNE x co
apll-St" Glib 10Th St
ErOR RENT-A GROCERY STORE NOW DOING A
L good business the stock Will be sold in bulk If de-
sired, removed To accommodate occupant Ad-
dress Box l12, Star Office. aplO-3ta
JIOR RENT - ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND
4 dwelling: 1902 l4th Fl. W.; dwelling contains =
rooms ana all mod imp. large stable in rear Rent
81 800 per year. MAShN DANENHDMFR.
mh23-lln lil5 ST. n W
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IL THE LATEST PARTISAN NOVELTIES IN
"A Millinery exhibited at our spring opening to NOR
row. .kAUkAAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


INXTUEEs, STOCK, OR PART OF STOCK. IN
Il Shoe store lS 9TH st. II. W. for sale, and store
Tor rent. JOHN T.. LITTLE. ap0-1t'
10 SHARES GLYMONT IMPROVEMENT
HI STOCK. No reasonable fer refused.
FRANK II. PELOUZE,
apl1-3t 1913 street.
ruNYPEWRTTING DONE By EXPERT EEMINCi-
ton OPERATOR real estate men, lawyers and others
wishing typewrltlng Gone in approved style very
moderate rates. Address H. EMlNGTUN. star Office
apl0-Gt'
ENOR SALE-2OO SHARES FIRE ENGINE AND
i Pump Cs SOCK 200 shares Tpulmin Electric rail-
way Gate Co, of Baltimore. CHAS. 4. SHIELDS,
lUUb L St NV. aplU-.1t'
EIEANk II. PELOUZE, 1873 I STREET, OFFERS
4 to investors some frst-class ), +, - and per
dividend paying local stocks.
Call upon HIM. ap2-2w
ENOR PENTHOUSE No. 5 / ST NE-FLEGANT
Il new brick, modern improvements: - rooms. $50.
Apply to +. ". CALLAGHAN,
apl-lm S3l North Capitol st.
/ WILL EXCHANGE 2SO ACRES OF FIRST
Class Wisconsin land Tor equity II District proper
y. Address FRANK II Nj, Adj Feuua. ave. II. ".
m19-lm
ssFE'HE WORLD DO NOVE"-REMEMBER THE
Il Terrestrial Clock RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned, u; T-t-claSS malu-sIriHs
warranted one year, all cioCk and JeWcry work at
the lowest prices IL the city; deIy conf clifton
l2-4 81. NV. fIJ-ym
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NOR RENr-CpNFuKTABLE COTTAGE. NFNIY
tainted and paIelcd. on lsth -. extended. Mount
ll'Sait We'll and Cistsru IN yard near house large
GROUNDS. Inquire OF n. 4 STfaGsON, 90 ltth -
NV. before 10 al m. or after I pm. apIo-3t
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J,oR RENT 2o"B HILIlFR PLACE. SO PFR
II mouth. twelve rooms la;h, crIlaT. aud hutler's
ld,try. Kitchen aud dIulns-ruuul on first fioor Nm.
T. KING, sos 4 - apI ct
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I,oR RENT-FJ-RN FINISHED. An TLTGANT IHREE-
\ t'rA. hay window brlck house. .lo y can a
AIIly al 2l4 y. Cap Il. apl33t
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ARCHITECTS.

g TANToN NJ HOWARD, ARCHITECT, MAY
y building. cor 9Th and SITS. n ". Architectural
and Mechanical Drawings of every description
promptly executed by expert draughtsinen jall-3m
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WANTED-HOUSES.

W 49, ~ - - 'DiSAD.
NyvANTED-sIX OR SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
conveniently situated; rent not TO exceed S25 90
Address stating all particulars, j. L. b., star office.
WANTED = AT ONCE, DIRECT FROM THE
w owner, new and coy home, or rooms, bay win
dow; between 18th and nth and X and Il Ii W; east
south front and basement preferred; give very
apl2-3t' NEW HOME. Star office
NNANTED-A REFINED FAMILY FOUR ADULTS.
will take excellent care, furniture, AID pay
$40 per month. Address 'R s." star office. apl I}s
NVANTED-wE DESIRE TO PURCHASE FOR A
w customer we'll located and good piece business
property t9r which W. vii Xxx from So 600 to 900.
XVANTED-TO RENT, JUNE lST HOUSE s OR
w more rooms, modern improvements low rent;
between Sth and 9th Mass ave, and NV, Write
to h. TAYLOR, Star office. ap11-3t'
NANTED-A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS
w (Northern wishes to occupy and care for pleas,
ntly-situated mouse Tor the summer months: Best
dress Box Al, Star office apio-4ts
xYvANTED-A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY:
w cash in hand; state price and location. Address
ap4-1m- 1155 Sth st,nw
WANTED-BUILDINGL LOTS OR HOUSES IN ANY
part OF the city at speculative prices The cash is
mhao-1m ih0AA2 a5 81 Fi st. Room l.
WANrED-AIL DESCRIPTIONS OFPRoPERTY,
change THOMAS A. MITCHELL iicdff, ' mhao Si nA
WANTED-BOARD.
WANTED-TABLE BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN.
wv near 10Th and SITS, only those who set strictly
nrsteiass table need reply, stating terms sTREET
RUILDINa PAPERS; MORTAR CoLoRs I'M.
a2S hI'9 tasr s s1S sos s6,s
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Store anf Diving slo stable rear l4lsKst
sfl - n W. TIA i. % nW............. sr6
Store and cellar .l@G Stcrs and DW'u.r lpth
l4th -. u.w..-...-.- RI. 30 4 H.'rA = . "A 10
store and Diving 4o II Cellar l54,; N -. NV. )
g. A. n. .V
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u, shove j. only portion ~ the property On ny
looks for fli list Call % Cra fr- m iatin issusd "A
Tie lst and 10th. lapl-l THOS. D. WAGGAMAN.
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THE ARMIES COURT-MARTIAL.
A Question of Jurisdiction Raised and
Disposed of.

THEN The HEARING OF WITNESSES BEGISs-
TESTIMONY AS TO THE NOsE-PULLISG AT THE
RIGGS HOUsE-A BYsTANDER WHO SAW AND
ONE WHO DIDN'T SEE THE TwEAKISG.
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WANTED-TABLE BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN
w near 18th and SITS only those who SET strictly
Star office. ami ot.
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GwILCoX
Al. BARBER co.

INOR RENT-NOS l2e5 To 1913 22d ST. y W,
n 6-rOom brick HOUSES containing bath, and La
trObe stove. Price, : 1.3O yer month.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
apaht lll5 81.
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rNoR kENr-l5.l1 l4Ta Sr.Nw, DESIRABLE =
s'"ry ~ \ hgusH : rr'aIs hath. larse dry cellar
ar. rent - ATTlv 20 DN Ma. { M l5th - n. VA
or 10 ihps p NAts,rAhiAN, al. p -. NV. spi2-S'
tNnE REMIT hNl~Hfp-A a-EooM Hot ~ AT
faus Church, nice hs-n splendid vrr'sr PINE To-
cation, -, Apply cAS>DW~hI BROS.
AtA--'ft Cor l'r-h aid a. ne.
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WANTED-BUILDINGL LOTS OR HOUSES IN ANY
part Of the city ut speculative prices The cash
ready for any property offered under market rates.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
mh2O-lm 93i L st, Room f.
Nv ANTEp-AII. nI SCR IpI,I0Ns or pr pER.IYE
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WANTED-HFI,P

"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO DO COPYING IN
w an attorneys Office. one experienced in the
claims business preferred. Address Z. o. Box 433
=
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WANTED-BOARD.

DESCRIPTIONS OFPRoPERTY,
w city or country, encountered, or clear. For ex-
change. THOMAS A. MITCHFII.
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p-OR RENT-2624 X ST. " W, NEARLY INV
press brick bay window 'front.' six rooms and hath
N mod imps.. large yards aud Closets good order
open: near signal Othce. nIh23-l So
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RUILDING PAPERS. MORTAR COLORS I'M.
Dported Portland, r. Top, Rosendale, and Antiefam
Cements Moth Proof Paper and Charcoal
mh20 J. !. WALKER SONS, 2O4 10th nj NV
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
WORK OF THE FIRE.
Lisa o1 Blocks and Buildings Burned by Lynn's Great Conhagratfo

LYNN, Mass, Nov. 27. - Tho most prominent places burned are as follows: On Almont street; Mowers block, and the block occupied by the Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company, Central square and Central avenue, Bennett & Brainerd's block, Fuller's block, the Wooden block, in which was located and the brick block owned by the "Daily Item.''
 On Union street; B. w. Curriers' new brick block, c. o. Beebe's brick block B. F. Spinney's brick block, large wooden building occupied by Titus & Buckley, Earles' block, J. G. Browns brick block, Ashcroft's brick block, Kirtland's brick block, Buffum's brick block, a brick factory owned by c. J. Little & Co.,, and Cushing x Downs large wooden building, occupied by C.. E. Harwood and D.. s. Boynton, a brick factory occupied by John s. Bartlett S, Co.,, the brick and wooden block of E. E.. Elder, occupied as a machine shop and blaming mill.
 On Exchange street: M. H. Abbott s wooden block, the large Doak brick block, the wooden block corner of Spring street, the brick block occupied by l.. $. Johnson & Co.,, tho First Ma tional Bank block and ten or twelve small shoe factories, the entire stock being wiped out.
 On Broad street: Sawyer & Chaces carriage factory, w. N. Breed So Co. s five-story brick block, V. K. & A. Jones five-story brick block and eight or ten smaller wooden buildings.
 On Beach street: s. N. Breed S5 Co. $ lumber wharf and blaming mill, B. Pot ter & Sons blaming mill, Joseph Breeds Sons lumber wharf, five or six carpenter shops and several dwelling houses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Kelly OT Frisco.

NEW YORK, Nov 27.-Michae1 J. Kelly, of the Boston club, left for San Fran cisco yesterday. When President John- son signed ''the king" Monday morn ing, he said it was the best move made by the Brotherhood up to date. He had scarcely put the contract in his pocket when the Bostonian turned to his friends and said that he wanted to show how true he was to the boys, and would go to California for the purpose of using his influence to sign the entire team. Johnson was overjoyed at the proposi- tion, and it was at once agreed that Kelly should go. Arrangements were soon perfected, and last night, accom-
 panied by his wife, the great and only "Kel' started on his trip. lkEsS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27

A class of about 16O boys and girls were confirmed at the church of the I'm maculate Conception this morning. At o'clock the mass of the Holy Ghost was said by the Rev Father Fleming. This being over the Rt Rev l.. s. McMa- hon, vested in alb, white stole and cope, and wearing mitre of cloth of gold, ad- dressed the children on the importance of the sacrament they were about to re- ceive and gave them wise counsel as to their future life. The rector of the parish and assistant priests accompanied the bishop as he went from one child to an other giving them the sacrament of con- firmation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
James {, D|aine's Letter 10 DOM PEDR0 The De- lhroned Emperor of Brazil,

STATE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
 November 21, 1889.
 Yours of the 18th inst received, and would say in reply that am not at all surprised at the turn things have taken. If you remember the conversation we had together at the centennial held in Philadelphia in 1876, l outlined the policy you should pursue. The Pan American congress was then discussed. The spirit of the age is progressive and the people have no use for kings, queens, dukes or earls. l see by the paper you are invited by the queen to visit Windsor castle; I would kindly suggest that you tell the Widow Brown to get her baggage ready to vacate, as the feeling which your subjects have manifested in such a practical manner is decidedly contagious. A republic is simply the outgrowth of the enlight- ened spirit of the nineteenth century. Please convey to her majesty my most distinguished consideration. It will perhaps be necessary for you to select some furniture for your new home, and as freights are extraordinarily low in this country, it would more than pay you to try some goods of the WATER BURY FURNITURE COMPANY No 20 GRAND STREET. They have been crowded for room, but tho people have appreciated their efforts in selling relia- ble goods at the lowest possible prices. They are now about to erect five story building on South Main street, connect ing with the present one, in order to SUD- ply their immense and increasing patron age. Lounges, Folding Beds, Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Bod Lounges with Woven Wire Mattress inside, at such prices that keep them moving.
 WATERBURY FURNITURE COMPANY,
 20 Grand Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
FIRST TO SHUT DOWN.. Movement of the Glass Manufacturers
 Against the Blowers.

: LocKPoRr, N. Y., Nov. 27.-The glass factory hero has shut down. The manufacturers gave as their excuse that the supply is far in excess of the de- mand, and especially in glass jars. The blowers claim that the manufacturers want to reduce their pay, and kept their pots running night and day so as to have surplus stock in case ef lock. out. Tie men say that the shut down will extend all over the country and that all the works in the glass manu lecturers combine will have stopped work within month.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Judge Seney Will Oppose Brice.

T1rr1N O., Nov. 27.-Strong pressure has been brought to bear on Judge Seney by prominent Democrats of Ohio to be candidate for United States Senator. Yesterday he stated that re- lying upon the voluntary assurance given him that he would have strong support in the Democratic caucus he had concluded to be a candidate and is now in the field and would remain there to the end of the contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Three Persons Killed on the Ira clxs.

BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 27.-Sarah Gil The girl was being chased by playmates and she ran directly in front of the horses, and before tho car could be stopped the wheel crushed her skull. Phillip Biehl, while walking on the Central track, was struck by an engine and killed. The same engine also struck and instantly killed Charles Yaring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Ex-speaker Randall Seriously III.

WAsH1NGroS, Nov. 27.-The family of eN-Speaker Randall entertain grave fears that it will be impossible for him to take part in tho deliberations of the session of Congress at all. His son ad- mits that efforts have been made to keep from the public the true condition of the former leader of tho Democrats, but these efforts are now useless, he says, as his fathers condition Is SO serious that it would be impossible to conceal 1t successfully.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Opposed to Eree Trade.

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 27.-At called meeting of the Ohio Wool Growers As sociation an add1ess was prepared to the wool growers of the United States, urg ing the necessity of unity in order to avert the peril of free trade or free wool, with which they arc menaced.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
A Batch of Brotherhood Signers.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Mark Baldwin has signed Jack O.Connor, his catcher in the Columbus club, to play with the Brooklyns in the Players League. Robinson, of the St. Louis Browns, and Quinn, of Boston, also signed with Baldwin, but it is not known what clubs they will play with.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Worsted Mills Resume Operations.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 27.-The Thornton Worsted Mills have resumed operations, having effected a settle ment with their creditors at 40 cents on
 the dollar. The mills suspended at the time of Gideon F. Browns departure from Boston, being involved in the failure incident to the suspension of Brown, Steese S Clarke. <> E&2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
. RoOdle ConyictS PardOned.

TRENTON, N.J., Nov. 27.-Major Alex ander M. Way and Garret Nj. Boise of Jersey City, two noted "boodle" con- victs in tho New Jersey State Prison, have been pardoned. Way embedded foam number of Building and Loan Associations in New Brunswick. He was sentenced to four years imprison- mont in 1888.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Callaghan Replies to Powderly.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 27.-Callaghan de- nies Powderly's allegations that the Reading Railroad is behind his charges II would ask the Reading Railroad Company to publish my letter to them when 1 returned their free pass See how that will explode Powderly's hum buzz" he says.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Trying to Prove Murderer Hodge Insane

GLENs FALLS, Nov. 27.-In the trial of Harvey Hodge for wife murder in Sandy Hill. the prosecution has put in all it's evidence, and the defence will begin this afternoon. An attempt will be made to prove the insanity of the DrfSOner
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
A wen-Kpown Mason Dead.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 27.-A. T. c. Pierson, the greatest Masonic character in the world, died at his homo hero of Bright's disease, brought on by an attack of erysipelas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Republicans Carry Dover, N. H.

DOVER, N. H., Nov. 27.-In the city election for Mayor, Benjamin F. Neally, (Rep.,) received 1900 votes; Aaron Pinkham, (Dem.,) o03. The Re publicans elected seven of ten Aldermen and 15 Councilmen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Warm Winter Caps 25c Each,

Mems Heavy Underwear 5Oc-bang up, good article. Working Shirts, Overall-, Jumpers, Jackets. Etc. Buck Gloves and Mitts soc to $1, Plymouth made, hand sewed, warm and durable. You will find your money will go a long ways toward clothing yourself and boys if you pur-
 hase of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
OLIVER,
 MANAGER.

nISTRICT of Waterbury Probate Court u Nov. 21th. A. D. 1889.
 Estate of Dennis shea. late of Waterbury. in said district. deceased.
 The administrator having exhibited his admin iStration account with said estate to this court for allowance, it Is
 Ordered, that the 3rl day of Dec A. D., 1889. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon at the Pro bate sofficc in Waterbury, le, and the same is hereby assigned for hearing on tho allowance of said administration account with said estate. and this court directs the administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven county and having circulation in said district.
 ELLIS PuELAN. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
Tho Sugar Trust Will Appeal.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Notice of ap- peal from tho decision of tho Supreme Court sustaining the order of Justice Barrett dissolving the North River Su- gar Refinery Company has been filed.