New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
GATHERED ApOIT THE Town.

Margaret Brown, age seventy, Of No. 81 Wet
Thirty fourthst, was arrested yesterday afternoon p
Detective David COTSin IN Wechser Abfaha.n
store. In Fuon->t. for picking the pocket oi MI
T.. T. Gilen OF No. 80 Berkeley Place Inc po'He''
book contained 90 cents. The womans picture Is III
the roCles' gallery Of Brooklyn.
The suit Of Mrs. Ada I. Roe FOR separation from
her husband Eugcne {. Roe. has been held over ior
three months Judge Cullen told Mr Roe mat Ie
vonld give Judgment In favor Of the plaintif II he
did not provide her proper home. ard told Mrs koe
that she would be suited in case the home was
provided and she did not accept II. Both agrcch I"
try the experiment and tho Judge s'id 'hat IN tie'
months they conld report how matters stood.
Theodore L. Schneider was brought before Police
Justice GOetting Yesterday morning and held Tor eN
animation on the charge Of perSonstlng an oihcer
lie is about thirty.Hvc years old, and has pofc- Scd
TO belong 20 the detective agency ~ Topeka, ken
and t. the sixth Precinct police OF brookyn
Frederick Haler. q Hebrew pedlcr. Of No. % wash
incton st. New York. was Killed Yesterday morning
while crossing the tracks Of the Long Island kaili"ad
at Atlantc-ave and Miltpn-st. lie started 10 cross
the tracks and was struck BY train ana thr""H
nearly thirty feet. He was about thirty fve years
Old The engineer, Joseph WOhlasker, OF Jamaica,
was arrested but released py order Of Coroner Lindsay
The directors Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
many have decided IN withdraw the application from
The Board Of Aldermen for permission 10 use electric
motors in Third ave, and make general apphcatioh
for permission to substitute electricity ior hofseh on
all Of it, lines. The new application VIII be maoc
Monday.
Charles f. FurInan will conduct evangolisfic ser
vices at 4 D. NJ. tomorrow at tho Gospel Pavilion, In
Flatbush-ave. near Vanderbilt ave-. and also on each
afternoon following for several weeks
Police superintendent Campbell has completed
twenty year. Of service at the head Of the police force
of the city Yesterday Police Commissioner Hayden
presented 10 him a handsome gold-headed cane
Edward A. Kollmeyer. formerly assistant secretary
NJ The Democratic General Committee and once super
visor Of the Fourth Ward and secretary Of the Fire
Department is dying from cancer OF the tongne. No
hope Of his recovery Is entertained.
! Police Commissioner Hayden continued his work
Yesterday Of wedding out the members Of the police
force who get drunk on duty. Two more were dis
| missed from the force. They were Mchael Fox, OF
the Eleventh Precinct, and John Hahey' OF lhei"eih
| Precinct
Mr.. zabrisle, a director Of the Union Ferry Com
pany has sold fifty eight OF his fifty nine shares Of
the stock Of the company, retaining one snare so as
not to forfeit his Office.
The final examinations In the public schools VIII
| take place on June 10, 90, c3 and "a.
The Rev p. j. Mcnamara, Of the Church OF Our
Lady Of Mercy will sail for Europe today On the
| UmbIia
Census Enumcrator spicer is taking the census OF
the RAYMOND Street Jail. lie inds several hHluIcu
persons in the institution
Before Police Justice Tighc yesterday morning John
| Keenan, Of No. "a Neranda Place, was arrilgI'ed on
the charge Of disturbing the peace, and also oi a7
arrest him lie knocked Reynolds down, dubbed him
and broke his leg keenan, was sent 20 jail lor zen
days on the first charge. When he comes out he VIII
| be held 10 answer for the second
The exhibition of minerals, precious stones ahu
geological specimens By the Departments Of Geology
| and Mlneral0sy Of the BrcQhyn Institute was con
| unued Yesterday afternoon and evening, and was Wis
| tied by a large number o. persons.
The annual convention Of the New-lork state shn
day school Association will be held June 10, and
! 10 in the TompMns Avcnue Congregational Church
Among the speakers viii DC many OF the moS' prom
incnt clcrgymcn IN the state