Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-26
CITY NEWS.

The American band will give their eighth concert this evening. The Horse Railroad company expect in few days to receive the new trans fer tickets.
 Mrs Michael Curley of Liberty street has gone to Savin Rock, where she will join Mrs P. w. Connor. The Misses Maggie Kelly and Julia Reed are home from Rockaway, after two weeks stay.
 The annual entertainment of Barce- Iona council, K. of O., will be held to- night in St Patick's hall. The dedication of the new organ at the church of the Sacred Heart will take place on Sunday, September II.
 There are advertised letters at the postoffice for William Gooding, D. Harrington and John Studley. One hundred and sixty-six.. persons from Waterbury took in the New Eng land road excursion to Boston to-day. The funeral of the late Cornelius O'Hearn took place from Bergin's un- dertaking rooms at 2 o'clock this after noon.
 w. J. Schlegel has been appointed administrator on the estate of the late Louis M. Meyer. The deceased left no will.
 The Misses Minnie and Nellie Scully of 20 Washington street have gone on a two weeks vacation to Bristol and For estville.
 Peter Malone, hostler at the City stables on Benedict street, was taken to the hospital yesterday suffering from | typhoid fever.
 Prosecuting Attorney Kellogg is much better to-day, but it will be several days before he will be able to resume his duties.
 Mrs Cavanaugh, Mrs J. II. Condon and baby of 213 Biver street, and Mrs J. McKenerney of Martin street are spend ing week at Litchtield. \ Dr Bissell, who so satisfactorily filled Dr North's place during the latter's absence in Europe, will leave in few days for his home in New York.
 Stephen and Ellen Mitchell have brought suit against the Randolph & Cloves company in the sum of $1 1000 damages, for running a pipe through \ their land
 The committee who are looking after the sports for the tournament on fire mems parade day, have received entries from Wallingford, Norwalk, New Bri- tain and Winsted.
 The residents of Highland avenue re- port to the police that thieves have visited several of the houses within the past few days, and many articles of value have been stolen.
 Frank Brothers has purchased a fine building lot on Prospect street adjoin- ing the George L. White property, on which he will build two family resi- dence in the near future.
 The new quarterly issue of the tele- | U.l L4- been distributed and all subscribers who have not received their copy are asked to call at the central office.
 A horse owned by w. H. Hoffman in some manner got loose from his stall last evening in Mrs c. P. Platt's barn on Grand street and fell through trap door in the rear of the barn, breaking his neck. The door was made of three quarter inch boards, in the ordinary lmanner, and could not stand such weight.
 Gen A. H. Embler says that there is no doubt whatever of the entire state brigade going to New York on October 12 to participate in the celebration oi the anniversary of the landing of Col umbus. Transportation will be fur nished at the expense of the state, anC ) not by Governor Bulkeley as has beer } printed.
 The Waterbury letter carriers were not represented in person at the nationa T convention, which was held at Indian I apolis this week. New Haven, Bridge
 port and Hartford were the only cltie' of the state represented. The othel cities of Connecticut were represented by proxy by some delegate from tho above named cities.
 Judge John L. Wheeler gave hi | tnl B.. kl city hall last night before small sizeC . audience of republicans. It was an ad = dress of generalities and failed to en Ithuse the audience. The stereopticol
 exhibition was of sufficient interest tt
 keep those present in their seats unti
 the lecturer had finished.
 A prominent member of the loca
 branch of the order of Iron Hall statet
 to-day that no more money would b
 sent to the supreme lodge; that wha
 was being received had been placed
 with the reserve fund in one of tn '. banks in this city and that preparation
 were being made to place the matters O
 the local branch in the hands of a re ceiver.
 The Italian population of Grand stree
 were thrown into a state of great eX = citement last evening over a stabbinj
 affray in which Nicolo Culdoro am Tony Toltono were the participants !, The men indulged in Italian personali y ties until Culdoro became desperate an
 pulling out knife slashed Tolton
 about the head and face. Dr Hamilto es dressed the injured mans face. Cul er doro cannot be found by the police. The joint committee from the bo ar
 of education and district committee me
 last evening to hear the report of tn
 subcommittee appointed to see proE
 erty owners adjacent to the sites whic
 would be desirable for a High schoc { building. Chairman Wolff of the dis . trict committee presided. The result 0
 the sub-committee's works was discusse k at length, but no definite action wa
 taken. The committee will meet agai
 at the call of the chairman. Il A fine American flag, bearing tn
 names of the democratic candidates fo
 president and vice-president, wa
 thrown to the breeze last evening b Y the First Ward namOcratic clI1b Tb