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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
VARIOUS new. JERSEY ToWNs.

INTERCHANGEABLE discussion VI the bill OF
W. j. Dey & Sons against the New-Brunswek Board
of Education, has caused some comment Dey's bib
is big one for plumbing and the board has refused
TO pay IT, because the charges arc said 10 be Outrage
ousy high, and because the committee In charge on
the work say they did not order It done In some
cases SAYS the report Of the committee appointed to
investigate there Is profit materials OF 500 and
600 per cent Tho chairman Of the Building Com
mItee is the father-in-law If tho junior partner Of
the plumbing firm. The other members Of the com
mittee say that he never consulted them about tho
work but ordered II done on his own rcEponsihLty-
without contract specifications, and without giving
any other plumbers chance 70 bid
ELIZABETH-A temperance rally will DO held at
Library Hall on Monday night under the auspices Of
tho Church Temperance Society. The man
killed at ElIEabethpon Thursday was yesterday
Identified by his sister as Philip staoger, OF No, 40
NagAzine-st., Newark He has been away nom homo
for over year.
RAHwAY.-Joseph Mckay, an omploye Of W. L.
Mershon Co.'s book bIndery, IL lying NJ tho point Of
death from the effects OF pistol wound In his head
made by his own hands day or two ago. but kept
Quiet By his friends Tho ScmLan con-
venton Of the Union County womAn's Christian Tenn
perance Union will DO held In this city Monday.
There will be sessions I'm the morning and afternoon
Mrs. S. J. C. Downs VIII mako an address at the
afternoon meeting. In the evening there viii be n
mass meeting In the Second Methodist Episcopal
Church. =. The Railway Athletic Association
has been roOrganlzed. Dr. J. J. Daily has nc.
cepted the presidency Of the association. +.
The clay bust of DR.. Abernethy, designed by Count
Leo ZAlesd, has been approved by tho committee In
charge Of tho monument fund. and the bronze casting
viii be made at once
CENTREVILLR.-Arrangcmen 10 start = German
newspaper here are in progress.
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wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE Enthusiastically Raodes, Of the nd
IN the Xssemby prov S of sas normal school
Ia this county: Tho general sentiment OF persons
teSred az Ste but a movement Is on foot TO have
the school at sw-Rochele.
MOUNT vERNoN--The Republican Town Com
TO elect delegates for tbs convention for nominating
town officers on March IS. There is an unusual
doubt cooperate with the Republicans, 10 view Of
tho condition Of town affairs and the increase Of
penses the unsettled accounts OF s1l,Ooo Of tho
for tSs imp aS S 81 tbe n roads
italian vender OF fruits, fsmlllarly known Peanut
sS 9 nssg the few years
for about 81 100, sold u last week for ss 900 tho
Intends 70 erect a lne building in which to carry on
the business OF merchant tailor The
&. sS 70 Of AisS ssa HRou SS
consequences Of the inclement weather that evening,
next S supper was Ts MOSnt vernon steam Fire ESans
Company has been officially recognized BY the Beard
OF Trustees, and IT'S hfty-four members have been
appointed active hremen.
EAST CHESTER bin has been presented 10 the
Legislature 10 authorize tho towns OF East Chester
for the purpose, Of building highway between the
village OF East Chester and Barlow thereby establish
Bridge barlow and City Island reducing the distance
between tile points named about two miles. Tho
SSt icy st ais PSPI sa TGa d Ss
tween City Island ana Yonhers. >, This trouble in the
fourth district school Board Of the town OF East
Chester over tho building and acceptance nom .he
contractor OF two new brick sohoolhousos lust com.
pleted In the outskirts OF the village Of Mount Vernon
has resulted In the withdrawal OF the committee OF
the Board on new school buildings from further ser.
Vice The new buildings were contracted for In Nav
last at cost 10 tho school fund OF @27 900 and IL
was alleged that the contractor did HIS work I'M an
imperfect and careless manner so that the bldincs
were unsafe for the occupancy OF the children Of the
district
SING sINo.-Patrck Mccabe. fsty.fye. years old.
a teamster was seriously injured Yesterday Inv bein9
thrown from his wagon. HIS horses were in front Oh
the station whena freight train passed. soaring them
MABfARONECK.-In the Presidential oamnaIan
George Burger and Louis Gilman entered into A
covenant with Jacob Mayer and ]. Anoney that n
Harrison elected they would rsx TIRE letter mems
expenses 10 the inaugural ceremonies al Washngfon
and return. and the reverse should DO dons M csse
Cleveland should be the winning man. as the winner
preferred 10 remain at homo and hayej q good time
they were invited 10 snmptuous rspast at HuntIeyis
with few Of their friends. and the programme was
carried out 10 the satisfaction ana pleasure of all con-
cerned. ~ Is proposed 10 elect Board OF Town
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THE KERR TRIAL DULL
G1yrNe rECaEIcAL TESTIMONY.
Drosrs. rEnIows COMES TO couRr-A NUMBER


corosrr. rgr1ows COMES TO coURr-A huaSAa
OF WITNESSES ON THE STAND.
Tho trial Of Thomas B. Kerr charged WIN sr ,saa
a certain number OF the Board Oh huofn0n :. N,s-
sansn,,ea Yesterday without any startling aeyeop'
800 ubsn the session was opened Distrct-At
.nsv rellowa was not present, but had representa-
49, a. the persons Of Assistants Fitzgerald ano
e.n,n,. Ths latter at once began reaning some more
aornrentarv evidence, including the usfne esroe-
,nsuts between the Broadway Surface ana inc broso
80, .nd seventh Avenue Railway Companies. sna
,,s ,.sot,ons passed by the Board Of Aldermen TO
v,rainc special sessions. After that thero was aD
Interruption OF twenty minutes Ia the proceoainss'
pending the arrival of a witness.
The prosecution next produced as witnesses NUM-
Der of the signers of the articles OF Incorporation o'
the Broadway Surface Railroad Company. Inc wiz
nesses were H. d. Robinson, OF the nrm OF Robinson
scrbncr q Bright attorneys for the Broadway surface
RaiIroad; Charles r. Palmeter, a broker; John d
selnos. scn-n-iaw OF Jacob Sharp Clarence W.
Israneis attorney at-law william Bird, brother-in-
lag N Thomas B. Kert< John H. Pense, fare-receiver
Of tho Broadway and Eleventh. Avenue road Thomas
II. Mclean, John NJ Scribner George W. Lynch ana
Harrison e. Kerr, brother OF the defendant hacn OF
thcss named had signed the articles Of Incorporation
and had subscribed to ten shares or more Of the s'oc
The latter they had assigned 70 either JACOB SHARP OF
one Of the other directors Of the road.
Colonel Ingerso1 cross-examined each witness In
turn and led them to say that they considered the
signing of tho articles OF incorporation merely mat
ter of FORM for which they did not receive or expect
any remuneration. Colonel Fellows came into court
at about IL 80 O'Clock, looking PALE and under his
advice Mr. sempe objected to Colonel IngersopS mode
of examination.
q Your Honor said the Colonel, 81 want to show
that person can sign articles Of incorporation with
out intending to brfbe Common Council
Captai Francis Twomey, clerk OF the Board OF Al
III 10 ha n
acoannt NJ rheumatism Ex-Alderman Charles b.
waite who now lives in California but who in 1854
was connected with the Brevoort House, was then
placed on the stand. He testified that there was
no oter application for franchise except that made
by the Broadway Surface Railroad.
A noticeable thing about Mr. YATES testimony
was that he was cautious Than he had been on
previous trials. when Mr. semple was examining
him, counsel for defence frequently interrupted the
Assistant DistrictAttorney with objections
Gontlemens said Judge Daniels, who never loses
opportunity to curb the defence, give the Dis
tI1ct-Attorney q fair chance
sob, don't want 70 hurt him. exclaimed Colonel
Engerson, for sympathize with him.
The trial viii go on &C 0 80 o'clock this morning
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
80 .oo,nrr GASES SETTLED.

co,,rssl,or George l. Record and ex-Assomblyman
pdwsrs +. Mclaughlin were arraigned In the General
sessions Court In Jersey CITY Yesterday ior sentence the
for sssalt on mclaughlin, and the latter for as
ssut and battery on Record Mr. Record was called INST
ana judge Lppincott said that while tne court coulo
not understand on what principle OF Iss'oe inc Jury
had found verdict Of simple assam. ue ve,uio1
would not be set aside Mr. heoor,' "a.,uS s,s
SuN ~, - r,sSt n insult you You arc technically
~tT v Of violating the law however and the court
sus ponds sentence on payment Of costs judge
Glpplncott then addressed Mclaughlin, ana saying
~. ne ss,aIt upo Record entirely unustlaable
fined him $40 and costs. o,,,1 NJ ,ha po.ra
Of Public works while Mr. Record was scS. advocating
the adoption OF the Bartlet w a d creetd aaL
disturbance that President Kern ordered MN eleoted
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NoLAy sENrEYoEp TO BE HANGED.

James Nolan. who killed Emma Bueh at No. Second.
st. the night of November 90 and was convicted OF
murder in the rst degree was taken before Judge Cowing
Yesterday for sentence. Assistant District Attorney Con
moved that sentence Of death be pronounced upon Nolan
CLERK Sparks asked the prisoner whether he had anything
% av why sentence OF death should not DO pronounced
against him Mr. Howe in answer argued from printed
brief that no sentence could properly be inflicted In tho
case because here was no law in existence fixing tho
penalty His argument similar 70 that In the
OF Henry Carlton who was convicted several weeks ago
OF murder. The principal point made was that the Legl
latue by passing amending the code Of criminal
procedure had practically repealed the law rs II existed
before amendments passed and although the
law did not into effect 10 crimes committed before
January 1, the old law was not In existence Judge
cowng said that he believed the Low was comprehensive
enough. 10 that there was period In which legal
penalty not provided. lie then seneneed Nolan TO
be hanged Friday, April 90 The ease win be taken TO
the Court Of Appeals.
Nolan Is the sixth man convicted and now UNDER SEN
tenee Of death In the Tombs There never have been
many murderers under sentence OF death in the TOmbs
before.
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Drosdway and pshsssa
Broadway and szl.n

The new Spring Overcoats are q
the counters; but let's settle accounis
with the remnant of last Falls light
Overcoat stock before treating Of the.
new goods. Here are five hundred old
ones, few of sort and all sorts from
finest broad-wales and fancy worsteds,
light and dark, that were 800 to $50,
to palmer coatings, twills and meltons
that sold at $15 and S18. A ten-doll9
bill now buys any one of them. Who
claims first choicef It's quick price
The small boy is also remembsed
Spring Overcoats and Refers that
were 81 to $10-now 81 and So
about $50 of them. Same story as tho
seniors.
Stores open tonight.
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go ror1cn Arp 1esoapKaIY nEsoars.

rhe p6iiso Commissioners and the Police inspectors
saye replied % Mayor Grants inquiry soous dsofdery
hosses Ths mayer had received some complaints and
directed an examination Inspector coln says Ia his re-
rort thai he has thorough examination Of his dis
sries and hnds dsofdesy places although there are
bathrooms ana places entertainment but they are
AGED uroDesiy Inspector willIsmss district extends
from the Bsssery Ffynntast, east Of broadway. and
the Inspeetos that II e In good condition as could
Ia expected With tho force At his command Systematic
action d, being taken suppress dseputahe resorts and
arfcsts arc sde the slightest cause In order to nd tae
community al pscsA Satisfactory results have been
steamed already.
report Of Captain McCullaeh - ineiesed. makirs .
ststerent about Diliys MeGiory's hall The Captain
says that he stationed Sergeant Young and SQUAD Of
encore ana rany detectives Arncry Hail. me "enter-
t.,oaens ne saya vas eregy way decent and proper
The oeess reported that they made only arrest and
thst was q nan who feurished ryclyef The Cap
ains rspa1 contains eleven interesting adavfts By
Who tesfy thAt MsGiosys last show was Of tbs css
srdery aars thsy ever attended Alderman oalsJ also
ssa6s ~ adssit ssssfng sast certain dsnses fa not
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

IN MEMORY OF HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The exercises in Plymouth Prayer Meeting last
evening took the form Of memorial Of Mr. Bcechcr,
II being the second anniversary Of his death. The
white SILK banner borne by the sunday-sebool In
the elaborate exercises last year was displayed
beside the platform and 1t was wreathed in smlax.
DR.. Abbott, q. @. Carpenter, Thomas q. Sherman,
Frank Raymond end Professor r. W. Raymond spoke,
and ]. A stanwood made prayer.
Mr.. Sherman said that Plymouth Church did not
worship the memory OF Mr. Beecher Il had not
idoyed him On life, but be presented TO tho members
the best embodiment OF che life Of Christ and con-
veyed q more real impression Of the Saviour than
any one else they had ever met Professor Ray mond
read an extract from D sermon preached by Mr..
Bcecher IN 1855
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JERSEY CITY.

Exsecretary Baker, Of Court Bergen AnS'ens oruer
~ Foresters, who has been under suspicion Tor some
time Of having embezzled some Of the courts funds,
has been required TO furnish bail to await tho action
~ the Grand Jury. Baker refuses to surrender his
books to his successor, and says no does not know
wbere they Are. In the absence oil The books the
amount of the dcfalcaton, there Is any, cannot be
asceftaned.
Controller Dickinson reports last weeks city rev.
enue at 5,445 SO.
Patrick Cofey, q son Of Patrick II. CoheS. who Is
serving life term IN State prison for the murder of
Agnes smith. was arralgned before Justice stilsing
Yesterday, charged with larceny. lie and Daniel
Shea OF No 345 seventhst were found IN possession
% a stolen horse blanket and carriage cushion.
An arrangement has been made by which Jersey
civ Will pay TO County Collector Dugan $4,000
d,,e the county, and the County Sinking Fund Conf
ntssoners WIN invest the money In jersey City bonds.
The point raised by Chancery Clerk Allan u Nc
Demott counsel for Freebooter Michael Hcnnessy,
who is under indictment for malfeasance and forgery,
that the Indictment could not stand because did not
appear on the court record that any Grand Jury had
been drawn, was argued yesterday before Judge LIP
pinoott. Distrlct-Attorney Winfield practically ad-
mItted that Mr. McDennott's point was well taRen as
there was nothing on tho record TO show that tho
men who served as Grand Jurors were tho men who
were summoned. II is probable that all tho acts of
the last Grand Jury VIII be declared Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.--The school banking system
introduced by IFS founder. j. II. Thirty, has proved
public schools here about three years and already
the pupils In the nine schools have sio70l 05 10
their credit. The current weeks deposits were
$3.50 Al.
BABYLoN.-Mark wightman, whose sudden death
while attending prayer-meeting In tho First baptist
Church on Thursday caused a sensation hero, was \
chlldless widOwer about Beventyeght years old and
wealthy He was native OF Scotland and eame t0
this country nearly forty years ago. Ue had lived
In Babylon twenty-six years with the exception OF
short time ten years ago when he lived In Spring
field. The flners will take place tomorrow and the
burial Will be at Springfield.
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from that source The statement thas one o re results
On The ~ the proposed scheme expected % Be
the OF metal exchanges In all the important
centres was rtdcued by leading metal
dealer who said Ths report is Generosity believed q BE-
without any foundation whatever Taem a,s ong ~
city As % prices being controlled BY trust y wonid
mako little difference In the trade Is thu large producers
Of ueron can practically regulate prices az their pleasure
nav, vi,hout any tYust being formed
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Auditors instead of having the towo officers perform
HE duties OF Auditors. At the next town meeting
freehodcrs WIN DO called upon TO vote for or against
the election Of Town Auditors.
PELHAM.-The schooner George A. Brandreth. Cap.
tain J. II. Wood, loaded with sewer pipe rom Mo9nI
Vernon, while coming through Pelham Bay drawpr,age
yesterday afternoon struck the abutment and sank IN
few minutes. She IS now lying at the bottom OF
Esschester Crock An effort will DO made 10 raise ner
within few days.
NEW-R0CHELLE.-The Rev. I. N. Phelps, pastor OF
the Baptist Church Of New-R0cbelle has oher"n MS
resignation 1t was said yesterday that he had &C.
cepted call from Albany.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

THAI of Thomas B. Kerr before Judge Dan'e''' '''S
Renublican Club dinner. clubhouse, 2 p N. .
Ne,rYork New.Hayen and Hartford Railway direetorS
Grand Central Depot - n,o.o. e,r,th
Fastern CoursinQ Club, HOFFMAN House. p M
Brooklyn Union League Club meeting
Seawanhaka Yacht Club, clubhouse 'eo " M
FREQ lecture by Charles Kifchhon, j., on American
Mining Cooper Union, p ~. $780,. ~. 1a1
nsrooeratIe Club of XXth Assembly District NO 1oi
East Fifty. seventh-st, y. m -, c.,,... IN 20
Professor r. r. Prices lecture. Columbia College lo'oO
o. m. -. c.,,ooo IN IN
schoolmasterS Association, Columbia College, A"'oo
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HOME NEWS
,,,,,r .ppTvATs AT THE HOTELS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles 5 t rs..las N.
vte CLARENDON Ex Attorney sasI
Gwlnn sof Maryland FIFTH AN - ohrrzton- Of Ne
s,assa sxconeressman William L. Scott OF a aesnSy
ynnia, Congressman James b. McoreSyc 1ol uamnshre
GIIsFyandrew S. Draper. of Albany ana esSen.
n e, Neidrinehaus Of st. Louis. and Johh =. Tohn
bush Of Troy ST. JAMES-Attorhe''0'''
stoekton Of New.Jersey.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

Central Hotel disaster N Hartford leading citizens
agitatng the subject Of organizing building In
spccton department
STRATF0RD.--A pouch thrown from westbound
express train on the New-Haven Railroad yesterday
knocked down end seriously injured Miss Jennie
Wooden.
SOUTH NoRwALK.-Tbe annual meeting VI the
Cedar Point Yacht Club will be held 1t the City
Hotel this evening
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NEWARK.

The man who was arrested by policeman IN
Orange on Thursday morning, after desperate strug-
cle. IN which he attempted TO shoot tho officer was
identified here yesterday tho burglar who robbed
the house of Frank J. Grth of Rosevllle on wednes-
day morning. His namo Is James Jordon, or Cor
don. Captain Richard Potter, of the steamship
Santiago, who was guest Of Mr.. Grlnith and was
threaten 1ih death by the burglar II no made q
noise, re,o,Ized london the burglar who had en-
tered his bedroom. The Newark and Orange police
saw that Jordon IS an old criminal.
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STATEN ISLAND.

CLFToN.-The condition Of Antonio Meuont, the
friend OF Garbad who is lying dangerously sick ut his
home, was yesterday somewhat worse His physician,
DR.. John G. Thompson, said that whhe his patient was
somewhat weahor yet he did not approhond and I'M.
mediate danger OF death
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oUTGoING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING SEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY, MARCH s. 1873

SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVED
f,,v a. Marlin ne, passay ravsrpooI Feb H. viii,
mSs ana ass passengers to Peter Wright Sons Arrived at
'n Steamer Adsiao B Cameron Liverpool Feb ~
steamer lake ostao Sr, Campbell Liverpool Feb 2s, wa
Hs cesssssa Feb q q yHass
Steamer iceland Be Grant Antwerp Feb 2s T,th nan %d s
anu an passengers " Fe's' "hsn'" '""' ALL -
stsaas Russell Mars:lls FEB Il Va !. psi a. ss+
At ESQ m; ru,,..... ,,,u,.,tooo van II. in
&c Fansh as CO Arrived az ths Bar s
Miranda tBT I&semsn Mstanzas MAT w,s f
- vr, Ann, BAY and ror.
ia saSa Win md'' Vessels Co. ' =.
Nassau with mdse and passengerst to Jas ward Co. Ar
steamer chametts' Adams Nsworean'' days. with md'e
Fisher savannah days. with md'e and
Steamer Richmond JenDey West Point Va with mdse and
PASSENGERS 70 Old Dominion Sc CO Nav, and Norfolk
with mdss and passengers @ old DOdainion e co mr. wa
ter y $50
sohdatod Coal Go. -, ..,,, 81. - u.-.,,o
Hail n'. - - 80 -n ma.. Hr
Dmoek 49, c..,.,n ,rov,a.,c.
snip KPOry Brl Wallace. Manila sept Il, with sugar and
SNIP jacob Ridgxay call Manila Oct 81, Tyoos days. In
u, a. dAr, with rndse 70 or
nay rrnsnsro. IaXida tItan yas MarseiIes 50 daya
Win ulose " crueIi yossel 70 FunCu EnSo % A..
Bark francesca tAnSth Aaranohcn' Cape1V"h % Ass
IN % " oel1 at,.o, N.e. 40 asvn Via Hamuon
hesHS s ar mdss % sn "a dsSs VITA sugar 20
Lnderi vessel 70 mnsIe .A ,.., A a.v. with suv.r
q, t s,t nseu .e1 x..sei 10 Fnea EdyS Co
r6 ssnsE n' Ssu sna isO nv" 'Ar
Ir,vs6 r..,sraav
isN"SS@'ofN-S
steamer Lain tser HsIlmers BTemsn Feb 81 soGthsmp
Oofchs q Co. Arrived
Steamer DeaWar Chichester Ferah7aDa Via Charleston
dsvs VIII -ndss and vsasensers 10 WIZ Cyds q Co
u-s@' "A''. 'NDS $3.50 - 49,,
CLEARED
st4snlef 1nrana trl Finns Lfverpooi
Vernon II Brown a Co -. . -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NrATuRE ALMANAo.

TtEDAX.
sun rses. cit sets $50 Moon ssts. ol7i Noonssse
HIGH wATER
4 NJ s.rdv tfook o49 GOV Island .:le Hell Cato S0s
PE-ssDSyy HOOK ias GOV isanG las Hen Gate sss7
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.sse place ne knows because he was o. 'As 0'-l '''
10 q. M -. /. nurnber OF dis
Inspsetol Steers says that tssie ar 49,. Tbey are
reputable concert halls etc, Ia ma
however under police control
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THEY KNOW NOTHING OF PIG-IR0N TRUST.
Ths rumor published yesterday afternoon that AMER
lean pgron trust WIS about to obtain control of tho iron
market emphatiesy denied BY an officer Of The Metal
Exchange. although the report was said to have Hprns
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A conference was held with Corporation Counsel
jerks yesterday By tho Assessors and some Of the
property owners interested In the proposed assess
ments for the widening Of North sooond-st, but no
dSinlte result was reached.
The extension Of Manufacturers. from Van Colt
ave. to Ewen-st. is urged by interested properly.
owners I'm me Seventeenth Ward
Limited divorce has been granted TO Mrs. Carrie
r. Thomas from David s. Thomas, fireman in the
city employ They have been separated for year.
Judge Cullen, in the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted permission 10 Leon Furth, of No 633 Laiay.
etteave TO remove the bodies Of his father and his
nephew from the grounds Of the Congregation Beth
Elohim, In Salem Fields Cemetery, to Mount Hope
cemetsry, and to remove the headstone 70 the Same
place.
In tho chess tournament at the rooms OF the
Brooklyn Chess Club, which ended carly Yesterday
morning, Charles Gossip won eleven Of the twelve
games he played simultaneously. Mr. Rose was the
only of the crack players Of the club who defeated
kim
The deaths In February numbered l,4oe, tho
births 1920, and the marriages 35s.
A deaf mute named Frank Cassidy, OF Warrington
ave. and Union-st, complained 10 Police Justice
Walsh yesterday OF the habituai drunkenness OF hs
stepmother and warrant for her arrest was issued