New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
GATHERED AnorT THE TOWN.

The cornerstone Of the Memorial Baptist Church'
Mt Eghth-ave and Sixtsenthst., South Brooklyn VIII
be laid tomorrow. The Rev. W. G. z. Rhoades, presl-
dent of the Brooklyn Baptist Church Extension 50
cety, will deliver address, and the Rev H. bro-
ley, formerly pastor of the Greenwood Baptist Church
from which the Memorial Church started as nilsson.
will Law the cornerstone. The Rev. ii. S. Baker IS
the present pastor of the church. lie Is native OF
Nova Scotia and graduate of McMaster Hail. toronto
Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court will this morn
ing decide whether Mayor Gleasons appointment OF
Isaac Stock inspector of elections in the Sixth DIS
tct of the Fourth Ward of Long Island City is legal
Stock was appointed to fiji vacancy caused by the
removal from the district of Frank Hoovert, who was
elected but never qualified The other inspectors ap
pointed George F. Spaeth in his place, and the Mayor
contends that they had no right to do so.
The ed Regiment rife team had their annual dn-
ne: at the Union League Club on saturday night
Over forty persons were present.
Justice Bartlett in the supreme Court has reserved
decision the motion made to punish J. H. simpson
for contempt in refusing to answer questions put 10
him on the hearing - compute the amount due on
the mortgage of 100000 given by the Anglo-Amercan
Dry-Dock and Warehouse Company to its bondholders
trustees for whom brought suit 10 foreclose simpson
would not tell what paid for 14o bonds of the COM
pany.
The Postofce of Brooklyn has been more successful
this year than before in handling the large amount
of mail which through the Office at election une
over four tons of election matter had been received
up to Saturday night. and has all been deliverod
without night work, something which has not been
done In years until last year
william Schultz, Of No. OF Throop ave-, and Louis
Bertsch of No. 900 De Kalb-ave engaged In quarrel
early yesterday morning While the men were fighting
officer Barlow of Thirteenth Precinct appeared on
the scene and attempted to arrest the combatants
They then turned upon the officer and kicked MIN
about the body after knocking him down. The officer
succeeded in capturing his assailans, after using his
club freely
Officer Cook, Of the Thirteenth Precinct. was badly
beaten early yesterday morning while attempting TO
arrest two men who were fighting at johnson and
Even SITS. lie was knocked down and kicked about the
head and body. His left eye Was lacerated and al
most torn out of its socket IL is feared that he Will
lose the sight. Cook succeeded in arrestins Frank
stralman, twenty-three years old, Of No. 5l5 Broad
way.
Ellis schaver fftythrcc years old. of No. 100
Bayari ST. New-Yor while visiting friends in Moore
ST. YESTERDAY afternoon, made the victim Of the
I" sker-puer7 gang. SchaveT screamed with pam,
and the moro he screamed the harder the gang pulled
his beard lie finally fell to the sidewalk, writing In
pain, and his assaantS away. Before leaving him
one of the number threw stone, striking him on the
leg innicting a painful wound, which was dressed by
sn ambulance surgeon.