Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-16

Company A will give full dress drill tomorrow evening.
 Bids for 100 tons of Cross-Creek coal will be received up to August 3O by the fire department.
 Misses Kittie and Mary Johnson of Waterbury are visiting Mrs Bibeau of Cook avenue.-Meriden Journal Michael H. Goody and Miss Annie E. Riley, were married by the Rev Father Mulcahy at the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning.
 The special train run to this city at the close of the Al Fresco fete at Watertown was liberally patronized by Waterbury people who attended the exercises last ! evening.
 The pair of supposed stolen oxen which ! are held at Dr Bland's stables by the police have not yet been claimed and will probably be turned over to the young negro who bought them.
 Three carloads of cut stone for the Carrie Welton fountain arrived yesterday and work will soon be commenced. The bronze horse for the statue is completed and will arrive in few days. K J. Finn the shoe dealer J. H. Freney w. T. Walsh and Thomas Moran, em- ployes of the watch factory, went to New York yesterday morning where they will spend n few days on business and pleasure. Mir Freney will go to Cleveland, O., from there in the interest of the Watch com pany.
 The funeral of Patrick McMahon was largely attended from his late residence on Grove street to the church of the lmmac- ulate Conception at S:3O n. m. to-day, where requiem mass sung by the n N,,1o members of the Waterbury T. A. and E. society of which the deceased WAS mem- Der, were: John Dwyer, John Condron, Timothy Lawler, Edward Cunningham, Patrick Ward and Patrick Boylan.
 A. Valentines horse ran away this morn ing. coming down Brook street at rapid gait and barely missing French boy who was standing at the corner of Scovlll and South Main streets. At the Boston grocery store he took a notion to take q hand in the fun and ran away kicking over several cases of soda water that had just been laid out on the sidewalk i'll front of James Watts saloon. Both animals Were captured without doing any damage. This evening the Brooklyn district dem ocrats will unfurl q Cleveland and Thur man banner to the breeze. A large plat form now in course of erection will be completed this evening at the corner of South Leonard and Bank streets, where the banner is to be raised and addresses will
 be delivered by J. B. Sargent, of J. E, 1 Sargent X Co of New Haven, and Joel A. Sperry, president of the New Haven Re form club. The City band and the Dem l ocratic Glee club will furnish music an,! | all the local democratic clubs have been
 invited to take part i'll the exercises.
 John Vender, Il stumpy wild-eyed ltal-
 ian, was the only person of importance in
 the police court this morning. He was
 charged with breach of peace, and has been
 arrested several times on the same charge.
 He prowls around back yards, trees, win
 dows and doors, and frightens women whc
 are alone in the houses half out of theil
 wits He could speak no English, so the
 case was put over until tomorrow morning
 in order to secure an interpreter. Other eases were Michael Tanning, fined $15
 and costs; Dennis Bowling S10 and costs
 and James Curley $7 and costs all fol drunkenness.