Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-01
CITY AND SUBURBS,

LUCK MOTION evening ana enjoy Il Su per at the Naugatuck hotel.
 Meeting of Phoenix engine company to- night, and as parade matters will be talked up full attendance is requested.
 There will be meeting of the District Committee this evening. The first We'd nesday of the month happens to be the first day of the month.
 The vault which the Waterbury bank is having built, will not be completed for two months, as there is great delay in get ting the iron material.
 Workmen are busily engaged putting in the new machinery in the Woodwork X White Electric Moter Company's new factory on Meadow street.
 About fifty Italians were discharged from the Meriden X Waterbury railroad yes terday, the work on the cut near Scovilfs penstock being nearly completed.
 At the meeting of the road and sewer commissioners this evening hearings on the Clark street layout and on the Summer street sewer assessments will be held
 The West Main street bridge will be closed to travel on next Monday for one week. West Side Hill, Middlebury, Wood bury and Watertown parties take notice. James Coughlan, alias ''Shine," the Meriden boot black who was found ill this :ity Saturday, and taken to Meriden on charge of burglary, was acquitted yester- day.
 Charles Norton, who has spent several years in the west with Frank Mitchell, James Croft and Henry Malby, sheep rais- ing in Montana, left this morning for that state.
 The hearing of the application for re- ceiver for the Naugatuck Cutlery company has been continued until August 20 in n,.5a 4n nta SrhOfialH ST, who is called away on business trip. The board of health will meet to morrow morning at 9:30, and all who have cause to complain notified to appear Judging from the nnmber of complaints entered to the health inspector, there will be large attendance.
 Thomas Murray was found by officer Brckel on Union street this morning and placed under arrest. Murray fought like tiger, and it was not until second off Ger arrived that he was dragged covered with blood to the station house.
 The Nosahogan piscatorial fishing club, returned from their two days fishing cruise, last evening, One of the party told a reporter that they had very en- joyable time but only hshed for about half an hour, touching at New London and at GreenpOint.
 The New York and New England rail road excursion to New York city, and the visit to Staten Island to see Nero ol the Fall of Rome" next Wednesday, prom ises to be grand affair The round tril costs $2. 50, and includes all transportation and admission to see this grand spectacular drama.
 John Burke, car driver on the Soutl Main street line, says that hereafter whe1 he leaves his car he will take his cash bo, with him. Yesterday he left the box o1 the dash while he went up stairs into th' office for transfer checks. When he re turned S7 had been abstracted from thu box and the thief had escaped.
 Last month the passenger traffic out O. this city over the Consolidated, New Yorl & New England, and the Meriden, Water bury X Conn River railroads was yer, heavy. At the Naugatuck station, ticke agent Sackett sold IS, 9o7 tickets. MT Man waring of the New England sold ove II ,000, and the Meriden road 1 ,502, includ ing Go As excursion.
 Chief Snagg and Foremen Mcdonald Squires, Manville, Moses, Cunningham Thompson and Byrnes held a meeting a the chiefs office last evening with refer ence to attending the state fremen's asso ciation meeting at Norwich next Monda and Tuesday. It was voted to go by tn New England road.
 Justice Lowe says that ne Will take som time before deciding the Bayer case. H says it is the most important case. eve called before him. On one hand it is most serious thing to deprive man of hi liberty and confne him in an asylum while on the other hand no one know when a lunatic or man who has the tain of insanity, will do some desperate deed Ten cases against John J. Lunny an wife for keeping open on Sunday and sell ing to minors was the only business befor the police court this morning. All wer demurred to and will go over to the nex term of the superior court. The cases wer brought by woman who was ejected fror one of Mir LunnY S tenements on request c the other tenants in the block.
 Dr Bland was called to Chestnut Hill near Oxford, to-day, to attend colt bt longing to William Roberts which ha injured itself in the breast. The docto found a wound fourteen inches dee entering in the breast and ending jus under the skin behind the shoulder blad, It is surmised that the colt ran up agains projecting branch of tree and in il struggle to free itself made the terribl wound.
 The amusement season will be opene by Johnson SS Slavin's minstrels at Cit hall tomorrow evening The New Have News says of the entertainments: The al pearance of Johnson & Slavin's minstre at the Hyperion last evening was greet, by large audience, and frequent and we bestowed applause attested its appreciate of the fine programme presented by u troupe. The first part was well arranged and the stage setting was novel and plea ing. The songs were new and were We rendered, and the work of the end me was far above the average.
 The following is the monthly report the chief of,poice Arrests IF; cases 15 males 140; females F; assault s, with il tent to kill 1, breach of peace 23, attem] at burglary 3, burglary }, drunk 60, CO tempt of court 1, common prostitute embezzlement 1, escaped prisoner 1, V grancy 6, incorrigible 1, insanity 2, kee ing unlicensed dog 8, defrauding 1, no support 1, resistance 3, killing dog 1, m licious injury 1, theft :, violation licen Inv % of city ordinance | Disposition: