New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-10
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 2G7 births, $50; marriages, l3l'
South Brooklyn. particularly that portion called
GOwanus is growing so rapidly that better u"hsPoi"
Fifh.ave south Of Twelfth-st on Saturday nights is
converted into bedlam by the scores OF scieani'"s
market vendors.
The Aldermen will meet to-day to canvass the vote
cast for city officers and tho Supervisors TO canvass the
vote for State and county olccrS
County Auditor Lake has refused 10 approve the Dll
of DR. Otto Grote amounting to 1919, for the chencai
examinations OF the stonachs Of the two wives OF JO-
seph GrOblewski, for traces 81 poison arsenic Nds
found in each The Auditor holds that the bls arc TOO
high ,, Ito,
Renwick from &c rye r. buchanan the Supreme Court
has awarded the horse to the plainilh
Judge Cullen OF the Supreme Court yesterday handed
down decision refusing TO Issue the Injunction sought
to restrain the trustees Of the Toiienvlle g. H. baRs
Church from interfering with the pastor the heV
Thomas b. Bot.
General CatIin has addressed n courteous note to
Mayoreect Whitney. congratuating him on his election
nttered in he canvas Mr. whitney responded in
similar vein in regard to the canvass.
Captain W. L. d. O'Grady. discharged employe OF
the City Works Department, having had his name re-
stored TO the eligible list OF Civil Service employees by
,ondorus e. now seeking an appointment IN his former
place Commissioner Fceman formally refused yester-
day to rcinsate him ana he VIII again appear " '"0
courts
sconded several years ago with Of money,
the city seized All his property, including house IN
able to sell satisfactorily Real estate mas risen III yaic
that Mrs Fanny Jacobs has otcTtH 1000 ,or ave
The Aldermen voted yesterday TO cIpend Sl,5Oo 10
conduct WaabOut Market until the end OF Tue year.
The income from the market Is 5000 "a month CIy
Works Commissioner Fccmin asked the Aldermen
Yesterday for $4,000 to widen and repave Fusnngayc
from Keut-ave To Whipplc-sf and the matter was re
ferred to a Committee OH streets
Mrs. Martha T. Brooks. widow of the Rev. DR.; ~
bridge Gerry Brooks we-known Cuycrsallst Mnls
ter died on sunday at No 20 ClftOnplace nj the age
of sixty-seven She born In Lexington, Mass anu
married Or Brooks In 1880. Tney lived in East Cam
bridge, LINN, Lowell, Ncw-NOrs and Philadelphia.
since the death her husband in ISIS Mrs Brooks mas
lived in Brooklyn with her son, l. = Br1oks' assistant
Editor OF ST. Nich0dS. She will be buried at Mount
Auburn.
gang OF vicious boys who call themselves "Ihe
Ncks" and have their haunts IN the Sixth Ward wage
warfare on Ell well dressed boys OF the Vicinity several
robb,rcs and assaults have been committed by thcm
hut when arrests been made the parents OF tosr
ANNOYED have refused to prosecute lhrtr OF inc po
were Police Justice Massey yesterday for assault
ir son ~ Edward sophie. OF No. - sccOnd-plac" on
Friday. and firing pistol al the father when he went
10 rescue his son but tue complainant fa'd TO appear
Justice Massey said chat the boys red their minds on
dime novels AMI lash stories and then got pistols anu
knives and attempted horicr deeds. He pHrposcd 10
make II intentionally warm fOr them II any one would
aapCdr against them.