New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
BROOKLYN.

The Marouis dc Lcuyille will read TO night in
Brooklyn in aid of the Society 0f tle Maternity.
be- pieces selected are oil Ills own c"hipoS.'o"
The annual fair of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
opened Yesterday at the Academy ot Music.
The seventh convention of Kings County Sunday
Schools begins at 10 a. H.. today al the Irst ISL
Reformed Church. in Bedford-ave. lhere VIII DC
an afternoon and an evening session.
Patrick Murphy, age fourteen has obtained
vcidict of 5000 in the supreme court, against
Mair ~ Co., Wallpaper manufacturers IN sackett.
ST. Tor the loss of three lngcfs "hlch were ca'B'i
in a machine III the factory
The Democratc managers in Brooklyn have
decided to postpone Their proposed drinonStration
was arranged icr Mr. Beechcr last night was aban-
doned for the present.
Thieves broke INTO the house of Stephen W.
OstIander. at No. 25o ar,ton-avc., on luesday
night. but hearing voice from the darkness crying
aAh, there fled prtcipitately without pnnder
The came from "a pet parrot, winch has
learned many of the phrases OF tile day.
A. A. Low is about to erect two buildings in Fort
Greene place, on land purchased by permission of
Judge bartlett. of the Supreme Court, from the
ljrookIyn Hospital Ihey vail constitute he st.
memorial to his daughter Harriet, sister of Mayor
Low. Miss Low. VINO died recently, was greatly
interested III the Missions work, which ~ 10 furnish
dchcncies 10 sick persons in BROOKLYN hospitals,
and spiritual consolation to those who are dying
Mrs Wilhclmna llcrt of NO. 1865 Stapg-st..
complains that he son Frederick, age sixteen gears.
who was taken with cramps on Tuesday night,
and was in great danger. WINS cuItly refused
admission TO st. GATHERINGS Hospital. She IL IN
destitute circumstances and unable to engage mcdi
cal service. The Stagg-st police were appealed
TO. and Ambulance Surgeon sales attended 10 the
case. He found the boy suffering from an opcptc
ht
An ciectmcnt suit ngninst the town of Grnvcscnd
brought by the Concy Island and BROOKLYN Railroad
Compnny in set Tor trial IN the Supreme Ouft on
Monday. II involves the title oi the town TO tho
su., nlicd common lRnds' ON toney lslnnd Tho
proncfty IN dispute IN all that lying west Of the
boulevard and east OF tho wrat sldc OF the road
down which the .trret ears run. aud from the
| ocean to Conoy Island Creek
The ownership Of the now boulevard Manhattan,
nt tonoy Island, N the huhlcct ot u amt IN the
Supreme Court Kings County between james l..
l,cci. ot No, ~ lnlphnyc ltooklyn, aud John
Cunlin, nn cMployo ol the Manhattan lcnoh
Improvement Company, together with Austin
CoIbm aud the lmpro, omcnt Company. Damages
are laid at $4,000 Tor assault ana battery. Lcot,
on August 81, Nhiir sailing across Shcrpahrnd iay,
landed NJ the Boulevard, and was elected by
Cunliif who II watchnan Icet had ,unlill
before Justice McMahon but the watchman was
bay, III which 40 abuttmg property owner can
acquire an interest more than to higl-water mark
il Is claimed that the boulevard Is public high
way.
Sunday School Institute, under the au ,pices of
the New-lo State Convention of Jiiversalsis
was begun yesterday in the Mvcrsalist Church oi
Our Father, at Grand-avc. and Leilerts-plare
and in Nnw-Jersey, were represented. The Rev
Dr. AlmOn 6unnisOn, OF All Souls Church. was
elected president, and the Rev. d. NJ Hodge OF
| Harlem vice-presIdcnt. Foster L. Backus cx-
Assistant DisTlct-AttUrney of Kings County made
| an address of welcome. Mrs. {. l.. Harris +" Hope
infant class of twenty five. The hev. Dr. Pullman,
| of New ork conducted tea, hers meeting