New-York tribune., 1890-08-27
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Nrs bernstein who lives at No 1Go North
Seventh:st has reported to the police tIa' hor
eevcnteer- year-old daughter Mamie has disappcrch
from home and that she has reason TO believe tla'
she has gone of in the company Of phlo-in%aher. %
The Young girl a member Of the CHOIR Oh -'or'n
Nfth-st. church
Mrs Frcderlcka PruSc, the wife of clerk living al
No 3s4 Granamavc.. committed suicide late ON Mon
day night by taking dose o. arsenic. Inc woman
husband says she had been drinking heaVi! ior soo
days.
Iaues n Prout Of FIatlands. n painter, is suing
George Durn and John X. Campbell decorators OF
NO 1852 Bedford-avc, 10 recover money loan oi
$4,000. On motion made III the supreme Our e
yestarday morning 70 lave the case put upon Vhe
calendar tie defendants PIT In a counter cam oi
So 600 alleging that Prout. who was All unsKed W0r
man. had damaged the defendants TO tat su'onnt. ,
Thcy admitted that they kept the plalntf In ticf
employ for year after they discovered MS mcoAi-
petenoy.
The suit of Conrad Geibcl, eleven years old, and
b- brother one year younger, against James W.
FI,reu for 10000 damages each, which was tried on
March o. 1855, and Withdrawn because OF fault III
The complaint, to come up in the supreme court
YESTERDAY on a motion TO amend the complaint, Dut
went over because Of the absence Of the plantiis
attorney 1t is said that while on the pier al fnth
81 and tie East River, the master OF the brig Key
stone owned by defendant asked them 10 unfasen
a rome by which the vessel was mOored at the sterh
While doing this their were caught bct"ccn
the anchor and spile and so crushed that u Wes
necessary 10 amputate an arm OF each The dclehu
ant denies tbs.
Mr and Mrs NJ. j. Ross have again become engaecd
In a domestic quarrel. Though separated, thcy bo'h
live I'm the neglborhood Of llal5eyst ana Ihroop ave
On Monday night Ross visited the house OF ms ial
in-law Lewis G Clark No. 307 llalsey-st Wncrc ms
wife is and asked to sec his child. lie ran OH WIZ
her and tho wife and her friends followed lie reachco
Ide fathcr,s house No 1S9 AacOD-,t. THO ponce were
called upou but refused 10 interfere. Ross restored
the child TO the mother yesterday
In the CITY Court yesterday judgment wGs AWARDED
IN Herman 2cydeu Oh note OF 500 against W. =.
sanues. John Y. Mckanc and George w. LaGrce
The note was drawn by Samucl> ndorscd by him
m Mr. McKanc who indOrscd II 0 Lasrcc. who trans
fr-ed It 10 the plaintiff. The judgment Is for T3'o oo
Tho funeral OF william NJ. Tomp,Nl, the wclll'nown
encraycr took place al O'Clock yesterday afternoon az
h;s horne M 4O3 AGeIph- st. only the members OF
the family and intimate personal friends were present
The services conducted by the Rev. Joih heSnS",
Of the Atlantic Avenue Congregational MISSION Ihc
burial will take place privately tIs morning a' '"c
Cemetery OF the EvergIcens.
when Mary Edith Strong brought an action In the
City Court about three years ago 10 ahNul her
marriage with Davis Strong, son OF Dcnas Sti"he'
she lost her case She Is now suing her husband ior
absolute divorce before Chief Judge Clement VINO
listened to some Of the testimony Yesterday Edward
d. Campbell. who swore that he "as lTiCnu VI
strong testified tosimpOpcr actions by defendant AT
house in New York. Tho case was au!oui'cn ioI
a further hearing of testimony.
Five residents in Marcy-ave. have made formal
complaint at the Thirteenth Police Precinct tha inc
recent heavy rains flooded their cellars and caused
damages to their property OF various small amounts
The complaints have been filed with "a view TO
pccuniary recovery from the city.
The arbitrators selected by P. J. Carln and the
trades unions whch ted him up met yesterday and
An agreement was reached. Mr.. Carn's men are 10
initiation fec.
County Treasurer Adams has decided TO postpone the
opening OF the proposals for the purchase OF the
$500 600 OF bonds for the St John!and improvements
from August IS 10 september 8.
The public schools Of Brooklyn VIII open on next
Tuesday, september 2