Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-03
CITY NE WS.

Sergeant Cox predicts rain, nearly stationary temperature.
 Miss Maggie Nolan left yesterday for visit with friends in New York.
 The board of health met last evening but only routine business was trans acted.
 William G. Ashton, aged 45 years, died yesterday at his home on East Main street.
 The Rev Father Mckeon of New Haven, who accompanied Father Null cahy and Dr Mcdonald to Europe, is visiting in town.
 The railroad commissioners have de- cided that the New York & New Eng land tracks at the Church street cross ing, Hartford, must be removed within one month.
 Michael Moinihan and Miss Katie Moore were married by the Rev Father Flemming, at the church of the lmma- cIlate Conception, yesterday morning. Daniel Moinihan and Miss Mary Moore were the best couple.
 Go E, A. O. H. rifles did not open the drill season last niget. There was some disarrangement of the gas meters in the armory and no light could be produced. Next Sunday the company will hold regular business meeting.
 Among the cases that have been re- turned to the court of common pleas dur ing the past month is that of Fitzpatrick x Case of New York vS the town of Waterbury to recover $500 on judgment. Deputy Sheriff Sweeney of Nauga- tuck, went to Wallingford yesterday and arrested John Nelson, an employe at the Rubber shop, who Is wanted in Naugatuck on complaint of young girl in that place.
 None of the Waterbury employees of the Adams Express company have been discharged, but they have received notice that hereafter they will not be allowed yearly vacation except by foregoing their pay for whatever time, long or short, they are off. They are also to be ''docked" for absence of any sort wheth- CT for sickness or other causes.
 The New Haven County Baptist as- sociation ended their annual session in the Broad street Baptist church at Meri- den yesterday, by hearing reports of the several committees of the association, and remarks were made on the reports by Revs Phelps, Mason and Myer of New Haven, Wrightman of Branford, Elsden of Waterbury, Fennell of Middle town and others. Next years meeting will be held in Waterbury.
 John Baptiste, an Italian barber, wa passing by the new school building in the Brooklyn district this noon when he was stoned, so he alleges, by some of the workmen on the building. A piece of brick struck him on the head making a bad scalp wound. Baptiste did not know the names of the parties who threw the missiles, but could pick them out. At torney Burpee issued writ and an of- ficer was detailed on the case. ,., Before Judge Fenn in the superior court at New Haven, this morning, was held the first hearing on the Camp ys I,.lrr nIau $2,000 of the money attached in the bank. An order was also passed that Mrs Pearsalrs personal property would be released on substitution of a $1O,O0O bond. The attachment on the Camp property is to stand.
 The marriage of Dr John M. Benedict and Miss Jennie E. Blakesley, daughter of Augustus M. Blakesley, took place at the home of the brides parents on Linden street, at s o'clock last evening. The ceremony was performed by the Rev J. G. Davenport. Immediately after the ceremany wedding supper was served, Habenstein of Hartford catering. The happy couple received many valuable presents. After a two weeks wedding trip they will return and take up their residence at 2S Linden street.
 The fair of Court Meany's Circle, Companions of the Forest, at City hall, will be a grand success. There was another large audience present last evening. The voting for the silver trumpet between Protector and Rose Hill companies promises to be interest ing. The vote at the close last evening was, Protector 90, Rose Hill 514. This evening Frank Cullum, the well known clog and jig dancer will assist ; also William Wells, in his wonderful hand balancing act.
 At the meeting of the Interstate Polo league, held in New Britain last night, Paul Lampkin of this city, who was blacklisted two years ago while playing with the Meridens, sent in an applica- tion for reinstatement, but that and the applications of nine people who wished to be appointed referees were held over until the next meeting, which will be held at Hartford on October 16. It was decided to open the season, Monday November 3. The Waterbury team aud the Waterbury rink have not yet mate rialized.