Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-20
CITY NE WS.

CITY NE WS.
 "The Governess" at the opera house this evening.
 H. D. Upson, of the Hall & Upson Ice Co. left for Pittsfield yesterday to look l after supply of ice.
 The nomination of Col J. B. Doherty l as postmaster was confirmed by the senate yesterday.
 The Waterbury Field club will in the future meet in the rooms of the Pisca- torial society in Irving block.
 Frank Gaffney, aged years, son of John w. Gaffney, died of pneumonia yesterday. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 On and after February 22 John Ryan's emigration and insurance office will be In the store of Ryan & Fitzmaurice, 72 Bank street.
 A large new two tenement house. modern Improvements: large lot, at l7 Second avenue, for sale. Price 5,500. Apply to F. B. Rice. House of seven rooms for $3 ,5OO. They are bargains.
 Mrs M. J. Kelly, aged 34 years, died last night at her home on West Side hill. The funeral will take place to St Patrick's church at o'clock Saturday morning.
 The house committee on public build ings and grounds yesterday directed a | favorable report to the house on the bill for an appropriation of $75,000 for a public building at New London. Companies K and F of the First regi- ment, last evening re-nominated their old captains. Governor Bulkeley will not approve of the nominations and will appoint captains of his own liking. There will be a musical entertainment at the rooms of the Boys club this even- Henry, banjo; Arthur Selby, imperson- ator. All friends of the boys are wei come.
 Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather with rain or snow. followed by clearing, colder weather. The most severe and extensive cold wave of the winter is raging in the northwest and may reach here tomorrow.
 The Consolidated road is about to build two new stations, one at Essex on the Valley road, and one at Naugatuck. The plans for the former are not yet completed and work at Naugatuck, where freight-house is to be built in addition to the passenger station, will be begun first.
 We have received another anonymous l alist," the writer of which claims to hold an office in one of the Protestant churches of the city. If the writer will send his name, not for publication, but as guarantee of good faith, the letter | will be printed.
 The board of trade at their meeting last evening appointed the following committee to attend the meeting in New Haven next month: F. B. Rice, D. B. Hamilton and H. F. Baker. The object of the meeting is to establish a state board of trade.
 A dispatch from Bridgeport says that Housatonic railroad and the United States express company whereby the latter will have the exclusive privilege | of the express business on the roads o .erated by the former, te ginning March | 1 ', now occupied by the Adams express l company.
 Branch 1.13S, Order of the Iron Hall, will meet tonight in American Me chanics hall, for work. There are four candidates for the first degree. A mem Der of Holyoke branch will be present and give h experience during five years membership in the order. Members of the charter list are requested to be pres ent as the charter will probably be closed.
 The funeral of Mrs Sarah White, who died Tuesday night, will take place from her late residence on Cherry street to the church of the Immaculate Conception at S:3O to-morrow morning. Mrs White was sister of Mrs John Burns oe East Main street, and mother of William | Hartley of West Haven and of Mrs James Hearney and Miss Jennie Hartley of this city. She resided in this city for over thirty years.
 During the inspection of the City guard at New Haven last night Private Frederick Oggesen left the ranks and refused to return at the command of Captain Gutt. Colonel Doherty followed Oggesen to the dressing room and told him that unless he returned to the ranks he would be put under arrest. Oggesen returned, but left after roll call, which took place five minutes afterward, and this time he was not prevented. The reason of Oggesen's hurry was that he was engaged to prompt at a dance. H, says that he told Captain Gutt of this week ago and was told that he could leave after roll call, winch would take place the first thing. Oggesen would have been arrested at once if he had re- fused to go back when Colonel Doherty commanded him and as it is now he will in all probability be court marlialed and diShOnOrablY diScharped