New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

The Survivors Association Of the 1st Regiment
Long Island Volunteers. at a meeting on THURSDAY
night adopted series OF resolutions in memory OF the
late George b. Lincoln ex-Postmaster OF Brooklyn.
The funeral OF the Rev. DR.. d. v. NJ Johnson. will
10 held tomorrow in St. Mary's Episcopal Church,
of which he was rector for about thirty live years.
There will be a celebration OF the Holy Communion at
o A. No. and the funeral services will be at IL 30.
pishop Littejohn will conduct the services.
The Rev John b. Clark of the Pilgrim Chapel a
mission of Dr. Stors's Church OF the Pilgrims, has
declined call to the Presbyterian Church OF Dun
more Penn. a suburb Of Scranton. at $1,000 year
salary.
The police have completed the enumeration OF the
popuatlon OF the city, but the totals have not been
tabulated Twenty-Five days were occupied In the
work.
Bridge President Howell yesterday suspended three
OF the policemen who spent their time In shelter at
one of the towers instead Of their posts, and fined
the fourth who had never before been charged with
neglect of duty and who pleaded Sickness five days
pay.
IL is expected that the Aldermen will rescind to-
morrow the action requiring the City Railroad Company
to remove its steam dummies from Third-ave. by
January 1, and will give more time for change In
motive power
The Brooklyn Milling Company has been incorporated
by Lowell A. Palmer, Henry U. Palmer, John II.
never with $50, 900 capital.
reunion dinner OF former students OF the Poly
technc Institute will be given in Remsen Hall on
Friday evening, December IL. A large number Of
men who have been educated at the school are ex-
pected 20 attend.
Miles Motley Of No. 800 Bergenst., before
Police Justice Tghe yesterday on the charge Of
circulating a paper calling for boycott Tracy
d Russells scab ales." and on John Murphy, Of No.
$40 HIcSsst., who sold the ale. lie distributing
the circulars on Friday night at Hicks and Amity
lie was held under 300 bonds. The case Is a revival
of the feud between the Brewers Association and
Tracy & Russell
The jury In the suit of Marie Evers, as admins.
tratrix OF John f. Evers, against William J. Fruin
yesterday brought in verdict Of 81 500 for the plain
tiff. Evers was killed on May II. 1880. while laying
brick for the defendant. scafold broke and threw
him TO the ground. The plaintiff alleged negligence
on the part Of the defendant who answered that the
scafold properly built. but was broken down by
q hod carrier throwing brick on 1t with undue
force.
The police OF the Thirteenth Precinct moved yes
terday into the station house, at Tompkins and
Vernon aves.
The Rev. ii. G. Mendenhall, who has been filling
The pulpit OF the Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church
for three months. Is lkoy to be called to the Fourth
Presbyterian Church In boston. Mr.. MendenhaIl has
only accepted tentatively the call Of the Green Avenue
Church. lie formerly president OF q Dakota
university.
granted an order for the arrest OF Abraham Levine
who Is being sued for malicious prosecution by
Jacob Hyam president OF the Congregation Bikue
Cholim The case grows out Of an old litigation in
which the sacred scrolls Of the congregation fell into
tie hand Of tho sheriff.