Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-10
CITY AND SUBURBS.

MT ana MrS Wllllam Brewer ATS VlSltluS with their son, Reuben Brewer.
 Nosahogan lodge will meet this evening but will perform no degree work during the summer months.
 The funeral of Timothy Quinn, who died yesterday, will take place from St Patrick's church tomorrow morning.
 Chief Egan is taking Q short vacation, and Lieutenant Root will act as chief dur ing his absence, and Sergeant Ramon as lieutenant.
 A receiver has been appointed for the Ansonia horse car railroad which was at- tached few days ago, and the cars will again commence to run tomorrow.
 John w. Webster, has been appointed trustee of the insolvent estate of William Collins, and the horses, carriages and fix lures will be sold at auction Friday.
 At the meeting of the district board of the A. o. F., held at New Haven Saturday evening, the field day was changed from Monday, August 6, to Thursday, August 9. Several feet of the stone wall near the Naugatuck railroad track, at Railroad hill, caved in on the side track this morning, but did not interfere with the running of trains.
 Francis Doherty and Mary Cody were married with nuptial mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morn ing, the ceremony being performed by the Rev Father Walsh.
 The funeral of John w. Dayton, who fell dead in Peter Bauby's house last Sun day evening, will take place from his late residence at p. m. tomorrow, and inter- ment will be at Riverside.
 Superintendent Beach received a long letter this morning from his son Eddie, who is travelling ill Europe. The boy is loud in praise ot the Emerald Isle, and in closed i'll the letter is bunch of sham rocks.
 The Rev J. H. O'Donnell's book on' Cath ollie Liturgy" will be issued from the pub fishing house of P. O'Shea, i7 Barclay street, New York, in few days. The work has been tastefully bound and will un- doubtedly have large sale.
 Don Francisco Grisolia Y. Barroeta, of Granada, nephew of one of the Spanish senators, and Don Sotero Escarsa of Glen fuegos, Cuba, are in this city taking a course in the English language under the guidance of Prof J. A. Moran.
 Denny Ryan, the young Waterbury aero bat, who was travelling with Col Webb's cirsps, left the show in the provinces and mencing to look blue for the circus, and he says he had no liking for walking home from Canada.
 Charles A. Warner, aged 73 years, died at his residence 49 Franklin street last night. MT Warner was for many years 6 faithful employe of the Scovill Manufactur- ing company. and prominent member of the First M E. church. His funeral will take place Thursday afternoon.
 EsChief of Police Adams of Winsted, came to this city this morning in search of Michael Griffeth, youth of 15 years, who stole S1O from poor widow residing in that town Saturday. He located him on East Main street, and returned to Winsted with his prisoner on the 3:5S train.
 Denis Hackett, of 211 East Main street member of Brass City hose company, on Fourth of July, sustained what he suppos ed was sprained ankle. The injury was left uncared for until to day, when Dl Donahoe was called and found that both bones of the leg were broken at the ankle
 A meeting of the road and sewer com missioners will take place tomorrow night at which sewer assessments will be laid or Pond street, The layout of Pemberton street discussed also the layout of Bank street near Mead ,w, and building lines vii be fixed on Holmes and Central avenues
 This morning trains commenced to run on the Meriden, Waterbury and Connecti- cut river road and received fair share ot patronage from people in this city Promptly at S:50 the engine. with two well filled cars, pulled out at Dublin street for the Silver City and all the other trains were well patronized.
 Milkman Ball, entered complaint to-day to the police that William Kipput, one of his drivers had collected a number of bills which he had not accounted for. Among the bills he collected was one from Madam St Mary at the convent. A warrant was made out and Kipput locked up, charged with embezzlemeft
 Engineer Fred Amazeer, had narrow escape from perhaps fatal injury at the electric light station last night He was leaning over the engine to oil it but his hand shipped "n oily surf and he fell over on the piston which wa. going at rapid rate. He w,s tnt .u however, without being caught, and with out receiving any injury beyond a sharr shock.
 Miss Aggie Buckley of Ansonia, young lady who has many friends in Waterbury had narrow escape from death by burn ing last Sunday night. She was lighting lamp when piece of lighted match un. known to her lodged in the drapery of her skirt. In a moment the lace skirt was in blaze, but her mother with good presence ot mind wrapped cloth around her eS tinguishing the flames.
 The amount of registry business at the post office requires two clerks. One of tn, clerks does nothing but attend to register ing Waterbury watches which are always shipped by registered packages unless or dered by the dozen or gross During the day over four hundred Waterbury watche. are registered, and since the industry start cd here not one of the watches has beer lost by the post office department.
 Last night somebody attached tick-tacl to the window at the rear of Sam Wah { Chinese laundry in Dougherty's block ant kept it going much to the annoyance of tn, Chinamen. One of the number, Charli, Wing, went out to unloosen the string ant was struck on the head by soap bo. thrown from the story above Wing re csived 8 bad scalp wound, which required the services of Dr O'Hara, who took sev eral stitches to close the wound.
 Last evening ''Andy" Johnson, driver fo. Npr%S 1af@ o-,1, l. I yxT-