Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-18

Prosecuting Agent Hugh Daley, with the aid of the new detective employed by the $. P. C., made raid on the liquor dealers yesterday who, as alleged, were violating the Sunday liquor law Among those arrested were Lawrence J. Co1fey, of 267 Wallace street. John Miller, of 63 Union street Higgins, of AS Grand street; Michael J.
 Welch, of 125 Grand street; Harry Pearsall, of 97 Broadway, and others Joseph Reas, a young man, was arrested for stealing watch from Bismark H. Roor-
 back, young lad. His case will come be-
 fore the City Court this morning. Entertainments WILLIAM STAFFORD. William Stafford, who gives the Merchant of Venice" at Peck's Grand Opera House next Friday and Saturday evenings, will be supported by Miss Rosa Rand as tPortia" Her merits are highly endorsed. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. The great attraction of the week will be the presentation of this charming opera at Carll's Opera House, Thursday evening, by the Strakosch Opera company. The opera is popular one containing many familiar airs and the talent comprising the company is such as to guarantee fine rendering. Seats at Loonls.
 UNCLE TOMS CABIN. This evening at Carll's Opera House there will be one more opportunity to witness this immortal drama. It will be presented by Yerances double company, which includes the Georgia Minstrel, Jubilee singers blood hounds, Topsy, etc. The prices of admission are low and there will probably be large au dience as usual.
 J.. J. BOWLING. Peck's Opera House is sure of a crowd on next Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
 when the crack shot and sensational star, J.
 J. Bowling, will appear in the drama of ''No- body's Claim, " which abounds in startling situations. A number of speciality artists and also number of trained animals will have 8 | share in entertaining the audience. KATE CLAYTON. The announcement of the appear ance of Kate CIaxton, which will occur at Carlrs | Opera House three different times this week, will meet with great favor. To morrow evening she will appear in "The Double Marriage" Wednesday evening in ''The Two 1 Orphans" and on Wednesday afternoon in ''Frou Frou." Seats should be secured at | onca at Loomis'.
 AMERICAN THEATRE. Among the many attractions at the theatres | there none which will probably receive any more patronage than the little American
 Theatre on Church street, which opens it's
 second regular season to night. The house
 has undergone thorough alteration during i the summer, and it is now one of the pret- | tiest and cosiest theatres in New Haven. The
 entertainments given there are of the refined
 speciality order, and calculated to please
 as we'll as enlighten the many who will doubt
 less witness them. Popular prices prevail,
 aud the box office is open all day for the sale 1 of reserved seats.
 l THE ROYAL HAND BELL RINGERS. Those who heard this company last winter
 are loud in their demonstrations of delight
 that they can again hear their charming
 music on Saturday of this week at the New
 Haven Opera House. Matinee at 2f o'clock
 and evening concert at o'clock The fame
 of this noted company insures crowded
 houses everywhere. Since here last winter
 they have been to England to fill appoint
 ments for the royal assemblies and returned
 early for Dr. Vincent to attend the celebra- 1 tions at Chatauqua, where thousands listened l to the charming music of their bells.