New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.
POINTS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS PARTS
OF THE CITY.

Edward Brown of No. 81 Van Cott-ave., with his
face swollen and badly gashed In many places. was
the complainant yesterday, In Justice Goeuihgs
court, against Peter Hughes Of No. 80 Van Cou-aVe
Mary Brown and Bridget Hughes accompanied tne
men, and they. two wero badly cut about the face
A few nights ago, Brown said, he sent his WHO 10
get some things that had been loaned 10 Mrs Hughes
After while, his wife not returning, he went aftcr
her and found the women IN warm dsp"i" bro"n
tried TO act the peacemaker, and then hughes pu'
In appearance and hurled beer glasses at him' IN
turing him severely. Mrs Hughes entered com
plant against Brown In both cases ehan'ha'oh
yas post poned until next week.
Patrick Clifford, OF No us North Fifthst, has
begun an action In the City Court for separation
from his wife. Sarah Clifford He alleges that five
months after their marriage his wife began TO abuse
him.
Valentine Grteger an active labor agitstor OF this
city, has been elected delegate to the Laoorers
General Council from Laborers' Union No. .. The
Union is also represented In the Central Labor Union
At the last meeting Of the Framers' Union, IN TINS
,tv Potter James was elected walking delegate
Charges we're made against the firm OF owen "ard
Co.. builders, Of breaking Its contract win inc
union. new rule was made, by which all members
will be forced to carry their cards OF membership
when working under penalty OF fine OF ~ Inc
prooklyn Central Labor Unions meeting to-day VIII
be a lively one some unions belonging TO Il are
kicking"
| A number Of the Supervisors will 20 to Albany
| IN morrow to oppose the County Farm Commission
| bill.
| Cbar.s Chambers died on Thursday at No. %
| Debeyose Place. at the age Of lOl. He was oorh
in Ireland and lived in Brooklyn forty nine years
| Ex.Mayor John ". Hunter has so far recovered
from his recent apopecuc attack that no was aoie
| 10 60 out In Prospect Park on FRIDAY.
| rx-po,,ce Justice Frederick s. Massey has opened
law Office in the Franklin Building since his retire
| ment from Office
1t has been rumored lately that the officers OF me
Union Elevated Railroad and the Brooklyn, Bath ana
Coney Island Railroad are making arrangements lo
| conbinatIon between the roads by which the fifth
| ave branch of the Union road would reach Coney
| Island The branch now terminates az u'e hol'n emu
| OF Greenwood Cemetery, in FihhsVe.' ana al i"eoV
sixth-st The arrangement involves all extension nom
| this poInt to Thirty ninth-st. The Brooklyn, Bath
40 cop.v leland Railroad begins at Twenty siXthst,
| ,rd Ibis would save II from running trains beyond
| Thirty -nnth-st
n Matthews the we'll known merchant and Sun
| d,yschool worker, celebrated his eghtleh birthday
| IN Monday The Board Of Managers OF the BiOohlS Il
sunday. school Union sent him letter oil c"ngIatua-
| uon Mr. Matthews has established the nrst Italian
rn,e.,on IN Brooklyn, which was formally opened a
| week ago.
| ,ns,,c. Cullen handed down a decision yesterday
rstees Of Union College Of schenectady 10 restrain
the authorities OF Long Island City from seinns GER
tain lots OWNED that city by the college 10 secure
| 49, ,rr.rt ~ involvement assessments levied upon
| N. lands which the trustees neglected TO pay
| A subcommittee OF the Memorial Committee and
| Rureau Of Employment Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic started for Washington yesterday 10 pre-
| sent 10 two comrades former citizens OIL broohyh'
| fine gold watches Tho popular comrades arc Cap
tain Harry Phillips Chief Of the Division Of Special
| Pension Examiners, and Major Frank Butts, who is
in charge of the records Of the survivors OF the CIVIL
War The committee was composed OF General NC
Leer, City Auditor Thomas B. Rutsn and Ed"aru A.
Dudley
Tho Department Of Microscopy OF the Brooklyn
Institute Will hold its annual reception al NO 2oo
washington-st on Thursday at p. IN. firS-n'e
different objects will DO exhibited, and they VIII ue
Illuminated by the electric light. Admission Will be
| by ticket only.
The Brighton Beach Hotel is to be opened for the
coming season on Juno 10. Anton Seidl and the or
chestra which played thore last summer will be one
for this The grounds arc to be
laid out in attractive way, and the work will BE-
gin on them in q few days
Otto Hackh's "Sumber Song dedicated To MISS
Lena slttig has been played nightly by the orhetrs
Of the Brooklyn Park Theatre during Miss Rose Cogh
lan's enga cement there. The charming little me.ody
Is becoming a favorite at the theatres, well in
concert rooms and private parlors.
The Rembrandt Club will hold It's annual exhibition
at the Art Association Building tomorrow. One hun
dred and twelve pictures aad charcoal sketches have
been loaned for the occasion by the owners The eI
hblton Is free to the public Thursday. Friday AMI
saturday, from 10 . m. TO 10 p. m and on next Bun
day, from l to 10 .. m.
LEOyAhD MOODY OPP FOR EUROPE