Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-29
CITY NEWS.

A BEAUTIFTL complexion assured if l you use PEARLS WHITE GLYcERINE. The funeral of Mrs James Holohan, who died Thursday, was largely attended this morning.
 The Misses Mary and Lottie Fitz- patrick of Portland, are visiting friends in this city to-day.
 The field day exercises of the Y. M. c. A ;, are being held on the West End base ball grounds this afternoon.
 By reference to Dr Gill's advertise ment it will be seen that his office will be closed on Sundays till November.
 Vespers were sung in the church of the Sacred Heart last evening in honor of the feast from which the church de- rives its name.
 Il y aura ce soin une grande musicale. An Gem Rue Scouille chez Messier & La Clair, les meilleues talent de certe nille out etc engager.
 Attorney O'Nein was in New Haven to-day and brought home his son Frank, who has been under going treatment at the hospital. The boy shows signs of Improvement.
 Sam Pepin is rejoicing to-day at the excellent prospects for to-night's picnic at his summer garden on Scovin street. There will be music for dancing, and re- treatments i'll abundance
 A. B. Anderson, representing G. B. Bunnell and Prof Morris all feature tent show, was in this city to-day and completed arrangements for the presentation of the show here on Spen- cer's lot in the rear of the opera house, July and 6.
 At the conference of the general se- cretaries of the Connecticut Young Mems Christian association, held at Norwich Wednesday, it was voted to hold the next conference in Bristol, October 16, the day preceding the state convention at Waterbury.
 Two boys named Phelan and Erwin were arrested last night for throwing a man over a fence at Baldwin street. The case was continued this morning and capias was issued fer the arrest of two witnesses who had been subpenaed and who failed to appear in court.
 The American of Tuesday contained a storyssabout their having found oil and gas at the Southbury oil well. The Seymour Record of Thursday contained this note in it's Southbury correspon- dence "The work at the oil we'll is pro- gressing without any favorable result as yet"
 Several members of the Second divis- ion, A. O. H., started early this morning for Naugatuck and surrounding towns, distribute posters, dodgers and flyers, advertising the grand balloon ascension in this city July 4. If the weather is pleasant it will be a great day for Waterbury.
 er's certificates conducted by H. F. Bas- sett, Rev J. A. Mulcahy and Dr E. w. Mcdonald, was held at the high school building to-day. About forty candi- dates presented themselves for examina- tion in the eight branches of study selected by the committee. The result of the examination will not be made known for about three weeks.
 A dozen or fifteen representative Catholics met in St Patricks hall last evening to talk over the history of Wa terbury and appoint committee to fur nish the cOmpilers statistics and other matters concerning the growth of Catho- lcity here. The meeting was an infor- nal one and an adjournment was made to Sunday evening, July7
 James Mcdonald a Waterbury man, was arrested by Officer Farrell this after noon for raising disturbance on Water street. Mcdonald announced his inten- tion of "doing up" any one who hap pened to get in his path and when Off cer Farrell arrested him Mcdonald at tempted to strike him, but his fighting spirit was quickly subdued by sight of the officers billy.-Bridgeport Farmer.
 President Charles P. Clark of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad left to-day for Europe, where he will spend some weeks in England and France and will visit the exposition at Paris. MT Clark's health has not been particularly good for some time past and purpose of resting and recuperating.
 The final arguments were heard by Judge Studley in the court of common in the $500 case of Salome R. Stone against Eugene L. Jacques, both of this city. Mrs Stone formerly conducted a restaurant in Jacques block. She was in arrears for rent and showing no dis position to pay up MT Jacques attached the goods and sold them. Mrs Stone brought suit to recover $500.
 Says the Shelton correspondent of the New HavenNews A suit is now pending against the borough upon an attachment in favor of Judd & company, of Water bury with damages at $500 claimed as due for building catch basin on Gen. ter street last season. The money has been withheld on the gronnd of faulty construction, which resulted in a leakage of water into the the J. H. Donavan building where potatoes were stored and which routed in consequence. The bor Ough authorities have failed to pay to protect themselves from any action for damages which may be taken by Dona- van. A settlement Is probable.