New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho 1rshArnegican and Wolf Tone teams Will play
q game Of football at Ridgewood Park 'oIhoro" "ie'-
noon.
Frederick s. Hoechley, who left his home NO. ii
Middsgh-st. on THURSDAY morning has been lo'h' IA
u ,lrcelphia. On a boyish impulse hc went to see
Como relatives there, with whom be Is no" staying
AS his parents were visiting in Washington at tic
ti,ae of his Departure he did not tell any one o. us
intentions He will return home today
Nav Bruncnbcrg o young woman living at NO II
seconS-st New-Yorh, a complainant yes'eiuaS
AGAINST Adolph Heycr blacksmith, IN the Lee Avenue
Police Court. Heyer was arrested about SIX WecNs
ago OH the complaint Of the woman, VINO accrseu hll
a. bcIng the father o, her child. Heyer protested MS
,nooc.nce when arrested and declared that the woman
,eas trr,ng 10 blaclmail him. lie was sent to Ray
rond Street JAIL where he has since been cohlned
When the magistrate called the case for the iourtn
time Yesterday the woman was not present ara "hon
Justice Goctns heard the details of the case he o%
missed lieyer.
Me statement that the Rev. H. Price Coilsf'
recently pastor Of the Church OF The saVlouf' ia" gone
to sonth Dakota % secure divorce from his WIFE, VINO
"a, hir la.t srrur yas confirmed by members oil the
church yester!ay As dcsertion is not cause for
divorce east Of south Dakota, he went there. MIS-
Collier VIII not oppose the proceedings.
Trains on the East Ncw-yolk line Of the Cnioh
Elevated Railroad delayed nearly an hour ny III
accident which occurred 10 an engine at Lexington.
ave and Broadway THURSDAY evening ~ ran ''
tho track as il was about TO pass arornd the curve
and bumped the crOsstes for HUE oIaahoe 0c
t,ro IL cols he stopped The passengers in the train
we're greatly alarmed and spranS up In hastc Dut o
one was injured. The engine was got back on inc
track by O wrecidns crew
Water brought by Bishop John H. vincent VI
Rurao nom the river Jordan, In the Holy Lahu' VINO
used by hin in christening Dorothy PaTdhstoh'
granddaughter OF the Rev Dr. Y. s. Pardington OF the
first Place Methodist Episcopal Church, and daughter
Of Dr. Arhnr Pardnston, of the MethociS' Gpi''oP"'
Hospital, on Thursday evening
Custay Hinrichs who gives summer opera IA Fnlla
delphia ia looking upon BrO0lyn as possible hef oi
u,ntrr OPERA and will make proposition TO the
directors of the Academy Of Music II TIE OUTLOOK l.
favorable.
Frank O. Davenport sent to state f1son loi
Ave years yesterday for mans'anshtcr.
In the suit Of Henry NJ. HELEN, fireman. 10 IT,
cov,r $50 OCO from the city damages i'r ihlufie
received by driving his fire engine against IL NOUS
left standing in the street with no danger Signals
verdict awarding $4,000 was handed GOWN yeS'e'0'S
A Whittier memorial meeting viii be he'd IN AS
eociaton Hall by the Brooklyn Institute this evening
William Lloyd Garrison Will make the address, "h'
the Rev. John W. Chadwick will read poem.
Notice OF appeal has been filed in the case OF rcte
schnltze who is awaiting capital punishment al SIM
sing State Prison for killing the infant child OF Mary
W-crthemer.
The collection OF paintings etehlnSs, burned-wo"'
enpravinrs. weaving and embroidery BY Brooklyn an'
Russan members OF the Ladies' Art Associatioh' Wi
no continued today and Monday at No. 1904 Chhton
q, On these afternoons Nine. Korwin ro.osby VIII b.
Dressnt.