Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-13
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Thel Prize Fighter. FIBSa s7 and Cost

The Prize Fighters FIHSd s7 and Costs
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 NAUGATUcK, Dec 13,-Thomas Ryan and Dick Guthrie, the prize fighters, were brought before Justice Hungerford this morning, charged with breach of the peace. A fine of S7 and costs was imposed upon each, the whole costs amounting to about $40. Editor Peck is still confined to his house.
 The warden and burcesses met last night All were present except Messrs Warner and Stapleton. It was voted to grant privilege to the Glove company to blow 5:3O o'clock a. m. whistle if they so desired. It was voted to appoint James Lyons a special policeman in place of Anthony Malone. resigned. All previous votes taken on the layout of Maple street extension were rescinded. It was also voted to reject the offer of Mrs Wilson at Union City, who wanted $I 900 for her land to straighten Main street.
 Patience" by home talent, was the at- traction at the opera house last night. The most of the principal characters were well sustained; the chorus was weak. The soloists and pianist did not always chord, and the latter showed good jungment by alone. Outside of these small defects, very natural with amateurs, the opera was very we'll given.
 We understand that an out of town justice of the peace will be brought here to-day to try the Peck case which is down for to- morrow.
 The celebrated Temple quartette of Bos- ton Is to be at the Parish house on the evening of December 19, it being the third of the Parish house musical course. The quartette will be assisted by lady reader from Boston.
 The indications are that there will be a good holiday trade at our stores. There are very few idle here at present, although two or more of our manufacturing con- cerns are running on short time. The supper and exhibition of fancy goods will be the principal attraction at the Parish house fair tonight Tomorrow night Mrs Jarley's wax works will be the attraction.
 Mir and Mrs Homer Twitchel. Mrs c. W. Laubin and Mrs Maria Hitchcock left town for Florida yesterday.
 The dancing class advertise a masquer- ade ball in the opera house on January l Terrills orchestra will furnish the concert and dance music.
 The case of Goodwin vs Chief of Police Horsford was given to the jury in the dis trict court at o'clock yesterday afternoon. At 5:30 not having reached an agreement they were excused and ordered to appear again next Thursday morning.
 The court of appeals decided that Con. Tanner, the actress, was tae legal wife of Colonel William F. Sinn of Brooklyn.
 A Mexican named Paucha, llS years old and totally blind, Was found burned to death in his home near San Diego, Cal.
 The entire family of William Schwartz of Fort Wayne were poisoned, and six of the family are ina dangerous condition.
 The imsurgent commander, Admiral Da Cana, has taken the command of the in SurCrnt squadron in the bay Of Rio de Ja- neiro.
 A young man in Chattanooga who was compelled to he vaccinatCd, and who will probably lose his left arm as a result. will sue the city for damages.
 The trial of Alfred John Monson, the tutor who is charged with the murder of Lieutenant Windsor Dudley Cecil Ham, brough, was begun in Edinburgh.