New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
GATHERED IHOUT TOWN

Tho will Of sila, Lud'am. hcquca'hng property
valued at $500 OOJ ii.I fof p, la" yr>tc day
The estate Is left t. the dead man ncr>. he wido"
getting the house ~. TT R"mStn 81. a"d SO O)I.
Philip tnlscn smith. newspaper writer. died yes
tclday at his home, No. 600 Iiusrst ~ The agr OF
thirty five years. lie began III, dvi! engine r.
Int entered tie newspaper profession ecN"'al years
ago. He a'torwarl wrote fIr tie holman Mnni0 Pub
llehing Company.
Default Vas opened In the supreme Court yeser
da, In the suit OF Aired Long t. recover $40 from
the BROOKLYN Tabernacle. II shown thai Treas
urcr Eirsc.t not served with notice # the suit IN
time - Sic Answer
Tho fall meeting Of the Manhattan Conference OF
| Congregational Churches will BE- he'd wc.n~ day
afternoon and evening In the Puritan Chur,h, at
Lafayette and Marcy nvcS.
The Rev. Or. Joseph Kossuth DiAon. Of the rlts;
BAPTIST Church Of west Philadelphia, has &C. ned 8,
clll to the strong Place BAPTIST Church. t. II ccI
Dr. y. h. Wood. rhi, I, the second ca!l - the church
which has been declined.
Tile fund, for the relief Of the sufferers from the
fro Tiffany Place exceed 5000. The benefit
performance al the Park Th"ar, resulted In gross
receipts Of -i23 20, which added to the turd.
The Bay Ridge Driveway Commission Will meet on
Thu say evening in the CITY Hail. and hear the views
u citizens relative to the wdcnlng Of The shore Road
Fritz Brink OF the Twenty sixth wurd. la, been
appointed officer In the supreme Court & succeed
Ieter Sutcr dead. at @l,20O year.
The Rev. Or. Gcorgc Morrison of Baltimore. nj the
request Of the Rev. Dr Iinlday. the paso: Nill o.
cupy the pulpit OF the Eccrhrr Memorial Church.
morning and evening, to-day.
The police Of the Fourteenth Precinct have been
asked to look fIr John II. Cor,lwell who La, been
mi sing from his home. No. l.c7l Br adway. since
Wcdnrs lay last C0.swcll IS forty >iN wears old ana
when he left his home he told his family that hr
ionc 10 NcwYcrA 90 attend 10 business. sincc thea
nothing has been OF him.
Mrs. Amy Harrington. OF No. III MonltOrSt.
cuscd John schcnlin In Justice Wat>on's Court Of
General sessions yesterday II having stolen o silver
gray terrier valued II; $50. Mrs Harrington tod the
Justice that she had owned the dog since May last
and lost the dog Election Day II had been stolen
by IA small boz from the yard She next saw the dog
in the possession Of schefiu The latter denied that
the dog belonged to Mrs. Farringon. The was
adjourned in order TO give the complainant chance
to prove the ownership Of thu dog an Monday
Alexander Black, Of The Eroohlyn Times lectured
ourselves ~ ithers MS" before the members Of
the brooklyn Prs, Club at the clubhouse. No. III
statc-st.. last evening.
Albert Icdcrman, alias Abraham Weiss was held
by Judge Moore in the Court Of sessions yesterday
without ball 10 answer t. a charge Of in setting
fro T. No 800 De kab-avc. where he had a store.
on August %. The family occupying the second floor
discovered and put out the fire
4 small boiler. used In heating soda water exploded
I'm the candy OF H. NJ. Crone No. 335 Fultonst.
on Friday and flying pieces OF marble. glass and iron
were scattered about the store. narrowly missing the
proprietor clerks and customers. Two plate- glass.
windows were shattered. The loss amounted to about
5000.
Henry Nichols will lecture before the Brooklyn
Philosophical Association. Bcdf rd ave. and south r"
ond.st to-day ut y. ~, on Tue rr i~ilioh Gaze
and Its Results