Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-22
CITY NEWS.

Mir and Mrs H. M. Loomis will return from their wedding tonr Monday and reside at No 62 Cook street.
 The remains of Burrall Riggs, who died Thursday, were taken to Torring- ton thlS morning for burial.
 The third annual games and picnic of the Waterbury Burns club will be held at the West End grounds Saturday. July 27.
 The Eureka club have secured a hand some suit of rooms adjoining the Ram blers' Bicycle club rooms over the Git izens national bank.
 Mrs Catherine Murray. aged 47, died at her home on Canal street last night. The funeral will take place to the church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 a, m, Monday.
 The remains of Eunice DeForest LoSeland, aged 74 years, who died in New Haven yesterday, were taken to Thomaston on the 11:17 train to-day for interment.
 The choir and Sunday school teachers and scholars of St Patrick's church will be entertained by the pastor, Rev J. H.. Duggan, at High Rock grove Saturday. August 10.
 The following district conrt assign ments were made to-day: June 25-W. F. York vs T. F. Lunny ct ux (speciaD: John Buckle vs Stephen Harrison. June 26-Wllliam McGrath vs Timothy Hen nessey. June a7-Frank A. Martin vs George E. Tompkins.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the base ball game between the Stars of Norwich and the Acmes to be played next Thurs day afternoon on the West End grounds. A new feature will be picnic in con- nection with the ball game. Lovers of base ball should patronize this game and encourage the boys.
 The weather at present is all that could be desired for picnic purposes and the first annual outing of LInstitut Canadien Francais at Hellmann & kipp's grove this afternoon and evening prom ises to be success. The Amphion or chestra and Utfendale will cater to the dancing.
 In the superior court at New Haven yesterday Judge Fenn granted divorce to John C. Churchill of Meriden' from Addie r. Churchill of this city: cause, assertion; married January 1, 1877. The custody of a nine -year-old boy was given to the plaintiff.
 Among the candidates for the position of colonel of the Second regiment are Lieut-Colonel J. B. Doherty of this city. Major Lee and Captain Embler of New Haven. The honor will without much doubt be conferred upon Colonel Doherty. who is one of the best and most popular officers in the regiment.
 Don't fail to go and consult Dr J. A. Barbour at the Winthrop house, corner Abbott and Phoenix avenues, Waterbury. Conn. Crowds of people visit him daily, The doctor will furnish medicine enough to cure any chronic disease for $2. He tells you your complaint without asking questions. Consultation free. The doctor closes his professional visit here Friday. June 2S.
 In the police court this morning Will liam McGrath and his fourteen-year-old son James were charged with commit ting a breach of the peace against Mrs Jeremiah Keefe, neighbor. Judge Bradstreet reprimanded the McGraths and continued the case for thirty days. James Little, for indecent exposure while drunk last night, pleaded guilty and was fined S5 and costs.
 Residents of Pemberton street are com blaming of the condition of cesspools near the corner of the street. The over- flow runs into the gutter creating an almost unbearable stench. and cndanger- Ing the health of people residing in the neighborhood. Residents of the street say that they have complained to the health board a number of times, but the nuisance still remains.
 Professor Bonn, organist of the church of the Immaculate Conception, is ready to receive applications for active and as- soclate memberships of the choral soci- ety, which he is about to form at his studio, 97 Bank street. The oDJect of the organization is the study of choral music and to lend occasional aid te the regular choir of the church, Prof Bonn intends giving general vocal instructions to the society: all possessing good voices will see the advantages of joining at once.
 A white horse belonging to Livery man Stiles A. Wheeler ran away on East Main street near Cherry this morning, smashing the beach wagon to which it was attacked, into splinters. In front of Lunny's store the wagon struck a post and was upset and the horse with the shafts and front wheels dashed toward the center. Near the corner of Brown street the animal freed himself from the shafts and continued along in his mad flight, going through School street to Scovill where he was captured.
 At meeting of Court Stephen J. Meany held last evening, the following officers were elected: c. R., Thomas F. Pryor; s. c. R., James F. Tobin R. S., l John Bowe; F. S., William B. Holloran; treasurer, John Clohessey; s. w., Rob- ert Taylor; J. w.. John Stapleton S. B., l Joseph Provost U. B., John Kelly. The court voted not to send delegate to the | High court convention. Thomas Mc- | was chosen delegate to the | state convention and Harry Edwards as .Dr Donahue was reelected 'ouEts sphyafian.