Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-28
Yhe Demncrat.
CITY NEWS.

A Don't forget the auction of fine paint ings in Masonic Temple on Wednesday. Workmen are engaged placing new boiler in position at the Novelty shop, North Elm street.
 Ladies are admitted free to the rink tonight and will be furnished with re- served seats.
 The Fourth division, A. O. H., are making arrangements to give their first annual picnic about June 20.
 Conductor Brigham of the New Eng land road has returned from his trip to Colorado and to-day resumed his old position.
 Michael Holian. aged go years. died at his home 22 North Leonard street this morning. He was member of the First division, A. O. H.
 Mrs Jane Fenn, aged D years, died at her home on West Side hlll yesterday. Her funeral took place at 3 p. m. to-day, the remains being taken to Plymouth for burial.
 At the meeting of Evangeline circle. c. of F., held last evening the treasurer received S370, which was the net pro- ceeds from the successful fair recently given by the circle.
 The Rosa d'Erina matinee announced for this afternoon at St Patricks hall has been postponed until tomorrow after noon at 3:30p. m. The price of admis- sion is 10 cents.
 The work on the new track for the Waterbury Driving association is prog ressing rapidly and the contractors, Messrs c. and w. Blakeslee, expect to have the course completed by next week. A gang of workmen are engaged in building the extension of the horse car track from Burton to Division streets. It is expected that the track will be ready for use in about two weeks.
 Simon NJ. Brown and Miss Mary A. Coogan were married by the Rev Father Duggan at St Patrick's church at 1:30 this morning. The best couple were Matthew Smith and Miss Mary F'laherty. The annual shooting festival of the South New England Schuetzenbund will be held at New Britain June r and IS. New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, Mer- iden, New Britain and Springfield will be represented.
 The Housatonic railroad company has decided to rebuild piers, freight houses and other works at Wilson Point, South Norwalk. and to continue the Point as the main terminal of the road for through freight business.
 
 Evangeline circle will present Court Wolf Tone with the handsome banner which they recently won at their fair. A meeting of Court Wolf Tone will be held at 7:30. All members of Evange- line circle are expected to be present at 9o'clock.
 MT Edward Skelly, of Woodbury, and Miss Fannie Collins. of Railroad Hill street of this city, will be married at St Patrick's church Wednesday morning, June 12. After a wedding breakfast served at the house of the bride the couple will take short tour through Boston and Washington.
 Wallace's big tent show opened on the lot corner of South Main and Scovill streets to-day. There are many attrac- tions, including the water queen. the Hungarian Hercules who lifts ,0GO pounds with his teeth, trained dogs, an electric lady and other attractions. The show is well worth the small price of admission.
 Sam Pepin'S summer garden on Scovill street will be opened for the first time to the public tomorrow night. A concert will be given by the American band and Hallam's orchestra will furnish music for dancing. There will be refreshments of all kinds and the best of order will be maintained. The price of admission vii be for gentlemen % cents and for ladies 10 cents.
 The recent action of the A. o. H. Ot Birmingham was to eXpel prominen, member of the order named James J Sweeney for displaying the flag of tn, order during political parades. This conclusion was arrived at after a tria before three of the deputies of the order This is the first time such a thing has taken place in the state In addition Nh Sweeney was president of the club.
 During the race last evening at the rink certain Waterbury party tolt the management of the race that he wished to back Nolan to run any man Or the track for five miles. After the race / the party who made this bluff could no be found. although he had offered tt put up S25 forfeit money. Mir Burns tn, packer of Nolan desires us to say tha he was not an interested party in such ; bluff, and that if he wished to back hi man, will do so without any bluffing O unnecessary talk.
 Last night closed the drill season fo Co A and the non-commissioned officer of the company had made preparation for a little surprise to their superio officers and to the members of the com pany and few invited guests. Tn surprise consisted of little spread il the basement of the ar1nory and for few hours the boys wished luck to tn non-commisSioned staff of Co A. Al adjournment was then taken to tn meeting room of the company and her dancing, singing and athletic eXhibi tions served to make up a few hours O varied and interesting entertainment.
 THE MUSIC OF THE NATIONS.