Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-09
CITY NE WS.

Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather, nearly stationary temperature; fair, fol- lowed by snow on Saturday.
 The president yesterday appointed the following postmasters ill this state: James B. Baldwin at Terryville; Heber $. Ives at Plantsville.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club will give | e concert and sociablo in City hall this | evening. Music by Bergen's orchestra, I. Uffendals, prompter.
 Thomas Burns, a former freight con on the New York and New England road, succeeds Conductor l.. G. Bald win.
 An item in to-day's Republican states that Mir Ladd whipped his horse into a dead run, on the driving park yesterday afternoon. Mir Ladd declares that he never whipped horse in his life.
 It is in order to caution readers not to be in haste to believe all these stories of Indian outbreaks telegraph9d from points in the western states and terri tories. Wait for the official dispatches.
 Judges to act at the coming sxhibi- tion of the Hal tford Camera club are c. R. Pancoast, president of the Photo graphic society of this city Frederick Vessel, secretary of the Photographic section of the New Britain Scientific society, and F. A. Jackson of New Ha- ven.
 An accident to a Naugatuck road brakeman, reported in these colnmnS yesterday, is termed a myth by our morning contemporary. All the same the man was injured as reported, while assisting in making up train on the road. He was cared for at the Bridge port Emergency hospital.
 In the police court this morning Henry Farrell was fined s and costs for breach of the peace. Bernard Kelly, a district messenger boy, charged with striking little girl who lived next door to him, on Park avenue, was repri- manded by Judge Bradstreet and all lowed to go.
 The board of health will hold meet ing at o'clock this afternoon, when the garbage question in all its ramitica. tions will be discussed. It is under stood that the majority of the board favor trying the experiment of remov- ing the garbage by day work instead of under contract as at present.
 At the meeting of the committee of the Immaculate Conception church, held last evening, John H. Moran and Will liam Milton were reelected trustees. The Rev Father Mulcahy presented each of the committee with a large cabinet photograph of himself, handsomely en- closed in an easel frame.
 Lizzie Carroll, the II year old daugh ter of John Carroll of 47 Ridge street, was seriously injured in a coasting ac- cident on that street lakt night. In company with other girls, she was coast ing on double ripper which collided wite another. The gIrl's leg was broken. Dr Axtells was called to reduce the frac- ture.
 A decision, finding no error, has been handed down by the supreme court of errors, in the case of the Fairfield county bar against Lawyer Taylor of Danbury. The bar brought disbarmsnt proceedings against Mir Taylor for alleged professien- al irregularities, and the superior court suspended him from practice. He ap- pealed to the supreme court, which also decides against him.
 It costs quite penny to be treated for tubercolosis in Now York by the Koch cure. A guarantee of cure is made, but the managers demand an advance payment of $250 before treatment an additional payment of $250 in i've weeks. In addition to this the appli- cant would be required to pay $l2 . week for board and engage & nurse to care for him during treatment.
 SterOopticon pictures of scenes of the life of Christopher ColnhbuS are to be used in limitations in the Knights of Columbus. In costumes sent from New
 York Supreme Knight J. J. Phelan and Supreme Secretary Daniel Colwell with number of members of the order were in tabl0aux by Photographer Donnelly
 on the stage of Proctors opera house ir New Haven, last Sunday.
 } The annual promenade concert and . ball of the Waterbury fire department
 at City hall last evening was a decided 5 success. The concert, the programme Of which was an unusually fine one commenced at s o'clock and was follow ed by dancing at 9:30. The grand march was led by Chief Snagg and lady. The hall was prettily decorated and the crashed floor made dancing a real pleas nre. The music was by Cappa's Seventh 3 Regiment band of New York. There was very large crowd present, includ ing guests from New Haven, Hartford , Bridgeport and other points in the state z In the district of Connecticut, com. f prising the states of Connecticut and , Rhode Island, the receipts for internal revenue for the first six months of the
 present fiscal year shows a large in. crease over the amount collected during
 the first half of the last fiscal year. The total increase was $117,S71.41. This i, Q SSss hoAA ySdL luGEoAS0 TOT . 2 dozen years or more. The increase iT the amounts obtained from beer stamps
 shows 0 largely increased production
 and consumption of beer. The stil greater increase from spirit stamps ii . caused by the starting of several new /. distilleri0s in the district.
 c Rev James J. Walsh, late assistan ,- pastor at the church of the Immaculat, e Conception, was presented with purs
 of $7OO, late yesterday afternoon, at thu
 pArochial residence. The purse repre-
 sented the spontaneous offering O
 many of Father Walsh's friends, who c when the news of hIs appointment t, c the pastoratS at Tariffville was an # nouncsd,at once decided to show in thi e fitting manner the esteem in which the,
 held Father Walsh. The gift was ore }. sentsd by committee consisting O if Thomas Conlon and D. H. Tisrney 10 Father Walsh was taken completely b,