New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
BROOKLYN NEUS NOTES.
,r,rD AporTT THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABotl itir '''''''
The annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Union or
Kine's Daughters and Sons was held yesterday III
6, AIMS Episcopal Church. DR. Reese r. AIsop
o,comed the members and Mrs. Margaret Bot
,or,o resnonded The officers were reelected ana
the annual reports read. Addresses were MADE py
Mrs T C. Davis Mrs. l.. Dickinson and Mrs Emma
F.. Pettengill
There were ss4 deaths. 1916 births and los mar
riages for the week ending yesterday
Dr Jesse T. Duryea has offered his resignation
as superintendent of the Hospital for contagious
Diseases to take effect on November 80.
Mrs Catharine Pagan who had been enjoyed
as cleaner in the jewelry store OF t. r. Sp'nk'
NJ No iss Frlton-st.. for twelve years. was ar
aicrad before Police Justice Walsh yesterday and
D,aoded guilty TO a charge OF stealing jewelry from
the shop When arrested she had fifty pawn tickets
for articles stolen in the last year. she confessed
that she was tempted to steal by her necessities
She was detected by the superintendent OF the
place.
Bridget Burns a servant In the family Of Michael
RYAN. at No % Third Place told Mr.. Ryan and
his wife when they returned home Friday evening
at $40 o'clock after an absence Of half an hour
that two men called in their absence and demanded
entrance at the iron gate OF the basement threat
ening 10 shoot her II she refused. She let them In
and they went upstairs and came down fifteen
minutes later and searched a china closet and
gold watch. pair of diamond earrings and da-
mond brcastpin from fruit dish near by. The po-
lice are investigating her story.
Dr. Lyman Abbott will preach upon Some Les
sons of the Late Election at Plymouth Church
this morning.
William u. Kelly. sergeant OF police for the
last twenty four years. died yesterday at his home
No 1872 Classon-ave. He was sixty-one years old
and was appointed on the police force In 1861 He
left wife and three children.
Sister NJ. Stephan. who has been at the head Of
the Schools OF the Sisters Of Charity In Yonkers.
has been appointed Superioress Of ST. Mary's
Hospital TO succeed the late Sister Emiliana. re-
cepton for the benefit OF the hospital will be held
on Thanksgiving E!e in the Pouch Mansion, In
Cnton-ave.
Alexander Blacks stereopticon picture play. Miss
Jerry will be given at the 41th Regiment Ar
mory. Marcy-ave., Hayward and Lynch sts, on
Thursday evening. under the auspices OF Company
A. reception will follow the entertainment. with
dancing beginning at 1870 o'clock. The music will
be furnished by Boyers 47th Regiment Band.
The Rev. Dr. Richard F. storrs. of Brooklyn.
will preach In the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church at Fifty third-st.. New-York, this morning
at II o'clock, by exchange with Dr. Thompson
The Oldest Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church
In Brooklyn has had its sanctuary enlarged and
greatly altered recentlv. Large crowds are ex-
pected at the reopenng services to-day. The ser
Vices at 10 o'clock in the morning and at In the
evening are to be In Swedish. At o'clock the
service will be in English, with sermon by Bishop
f. c. Andrews Bishop w. +. Malalieu Is also ex-
pected to be present Engllsh-speakng friends are
especially invited 20 this meeting. The church Is In
Dean-st near Flatbush and Fifth ayes. The Kew.
H. w. Ekund Is the pastor. The seventeenth con-
ysutiou Of the Sunday-schoos OF Kings County