Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-27
CITY NEWS.

odTaJOBd Ou d 5LOAb NoCdJlOhs Mrs R. Brown and son William are in New York visiting Mrs Browns sisters.j
 The Band of Hope will meet in the lecture room of St Paul's church on Sun- day afternoon at 3:3O.
 The third degree was worked on one candidate at the meeting of Frederick Wilhelm lodge, K. of F., last evening.
 Mir J. Lyons will erect a two-story \ frame house for two families on his lot on Liberty street. The plans were made by Architect J. A. Jackson.
 E. R. Davis, one of the trustees of the local branch of the Order of Iron Hall, has been appointed receiver for the Wa tery branch by Judge Cowell. ! Two painters in the employ of A. F. Taylor left town for Chicago to-day, ] where they will be employed on the | Connecticut Worlds fair building. | Frank Swift of East Hartford, "a brake man on the New England road fell from moving freight train near Willimantic yesterday and was probably fatally in- jured.
 Miss Mary F. Crowley and Margaret V. Bowen will return this evening from theIr vacation, which they are spending in the vicinity of New York | and Savin Rock.
 | According to advices from local coal | merchants, the commodity will increase in price 25 cents a ton September 1. That time of year usually sees an ad- vance in the price of coal.
 The National league games yesterday resulted as follows: Louisville 4, Boston o; Cleveland 5, Brooklyn 1; second game, Cleveland :, Brooklyn 4; New delphia 3; Chicago 6, Washington ?. \ bo;, toI Attorney Charles G. Roots office in the case of Stephen H. Borst vs Dr Mum. It will be remembered some weeks ago Borst sued Mum for $5, ,0O0 damages for malpractice in the treatment of a broken wrist.
 The motion for the removal of B. J. ISmith as eXecutor of his mothers es- tate, which came up before Judge Etheridge of ThomastOn in the probate court here week ago, was decided this morning. The motion was dismissed on the grounds of insufficient evidence.
 At an early date the newly appointed officers of the Connecticut National Guard will be called before the eXamin- ing board. It is probable that Lieut. Bowen of the United States army will be a member of the board. A total of more than eighty officers will appear be- fore the board.
 \ Governor Bulkeley has served the usual papers upon Governor Flower oi New York for the arrest of Henderson \ Williams and Frank Hartsfield, charged with larceny committed at Waterbury August 1G. The two men are now ir tcustody in New York. They twill bt brought to Waterbury next week.
 A fair-sized audience attended the Entertainment given by Barcelona coun Hcil, K. of C., in St Patrick's hall last r evening, notwithstanding the unfavor l able weather. An interesting literary Z and musical programme was served and the entertainment closed with { l sociable to the music of William Der - gems orchestra.
 The liquor license returns for the towI / of Waterbury for the year ending Jun 30, 1899, as prepared by the count, commissioners are as follows: LiQuo licenses, 125; receipts from same. $60, 515; beer licenses 9, $1 ,430; druggists licenses, 23, S1 ,647. Total receipts, $G3, l052. Of this amount $59, ,80040 wa paid to the town treasurer and S3 152. 6 - to the county treasurer.
 The New London and Waterbur special over the .Naugatuck road is t o be discontinued after September 1C This year Conductor O'Neil and hi " crew have made all the runs withou t. missing a trip. The previous season h there have been two crews to run tn ,r train, changing on alternate days. Tn 7 run is hard one, being 1S0 miles daily
 and the crew Is on duty nearly fiftee k hours each day. A portion of the ru
 is also very heavy.
 A handsome gold line silver trumpe
 was presented to Bernard r. Byrnes b
 the boys of the Brass City Hose Co las
 evening. Mir Byrncs was foreman ( l hn e,
 weeks ago when he was elected thlr
 assistant engineer. Last evening
 was called to No G's house on some pr,
 tense where the entire company wit
 Chief Sna@g were waiting. First A
 sistant Daniel T. Hackett presented til
 trumpet in a neat speech. Mir Byrnt
 was greatly surprised, but replied hal - oily. The evening was enjoyably spen
 Edward O'Connor, who resided wit
 his wife and daughter in Mrs Daniel
 block on Phoenix avenue, was foun st, dead in his room at o'clock this mor1
 ing. He went to bed feeling well la
 evening and when his wife awoke tn
 morning she found he husband LII dressed sitting on the floor in
 cramped position, dead. A physicia - was summoned, who pronounced it
 case of heart trouble O'Connor h; o been in the employ of P. F. & G.
 
 years and was a steady, sober work mal
 The. remains will be taken to Ne
 Haven for burial.
 er Mrs Kate A. Beach of this city, who a illness was reported yesterday, died la
 evening in the Montewese hotel in Bral
 ford, where with friends she was spen
 ing a weeks vacation. Mrs Beach WI
 taken sick on Tuesday, the ru
 ture of a blood vessel in the head forn
 ing a clot on the brain and causing pa et, tial paralysis, which resulted in deat
 Mrs Beach was daughter of Micha ok Donahue of Spring street and sister 'A the late Attorney Thomas Donahu
 Dr M. J. Donahue, Mrs Mori
 Grelle and Miss Mary A. Donahue. M - Beach was well known as form,
 teacher in the old East Main stre
 school and was the widow of the la
 Albert Beach. She leaves four grow .Y up children. Her age was | years, The remains were brought