The US Senate held a discussion on the fact that Plimpton Manufacturing Company had not been paid for items produced during May and June of 1887 for the US Post Office Department.

Arthur Bradley sold a strip of land between 841 Asylum Avenue and 847 Asylum Avenue to Linus Plimpton.

A memorial tablet for Harriet Foote Hawley was placed in Asylum Hill Congregational Church.

A reporter for the Courant was given a tour of the partially completed Cathedral of Saint Joseph.

Dedication ceremony held at the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows at 10:30 AM in Parkville.

A memorial service for Calvin Stowe was held at the Asylum Hill Congregational Church in the afternoon.

According to the Courant, Lawrence McMahon had signed contracts with F. Pustet & Company for work on the stained glass windows and Theis & Trueg for work on the marble pillars and statues for the interior.

Calvin Stowe died at about 2:00 am.

This evening, the Asylum Hill Congregational Society committee held a meeting to consider a request from the Veterans of the Seventh Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers to place a memorial to Harriet Ward Foote Hawley at the church.

The Asylum Hill Congregational Church “pleasantly” celebrated the 20^th anniversary of the installation of Joseph Twichell as senior minister this evening in the chapel.