New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
ppOOKLYN NEWS NOTES.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
John Richter. seventy years old, OF NO oli Chauh'
cev-st dropped dead In Smi'h-str near fui'on'
Yesterday morning The body was removed TO the
Firs, Precinct Station and the Coroner took charge.
An ATTEMPT will be made to-day at a special meet
Ing OF the Board of Supervisors to override the veto
he sunerysor-at-Large Fitchc OF the resolution TO
build new hospital at an expense OF N1.Voo
Miss Minnie Arnctt. the young woman who shot
hersalf in the breast in the yestbule OF Christian
T. Winkemecrs residence In Eighth-ave. a rev
weeks ago was discharged from the Methodist
Enscopa Hospital Yesterday. having recovered her
health and strength
While the family of Mary V. Phillips. OF No Is
Eighth-avc WAS at supper Tuesday night.
thieves ransackcd the second floor ana stole )ewery
worth 500 without detection
Albert De Follett on September 10. left his home.
No 20. McDonough-st.. Brooklyn. 10 answer .
business offer In New-York City on September
q his family received a letter. postmarked Albany.
in which he said he had become dishcarteAed ny the
constant refusals his applications for positions.
and had resolved TO ind employment elsewhere or
die in the attempt Since then not word has been
heard OF him, nor any trace Of him be found.
Supervisor John c. Walker, o, the Twenty-sixth
Ward has gone TO Philadelphia and in his absence
a named Evange,ne. a private Waterman. says
that late last Saturday night ne saw the Supervisor
pursue a printer named John O'Connell along the
~ Dresden-s,.. and fire three shots al him from,
revolver. O'Connel. says tina; Walker had without
cause charged him With a grave offence mention
Ing Mrs Walkers name. O'Corne.l has made no
complaint 10 the police
Ten Gays ago Patrick McGeough. carpenter. forty
years old. OF No. l% Throop-ave.. vas arrested on
a warrant issued by Justice Goettng charged by HE
landlord Scsismund Bigger with malicious mischief.
After McGeoughs arrest his wife and three chill
dren were 6spossessed from me apartments by
Pleyer. Yesterday McGeoueh srraigned IN the
Lee Avenue Cour, for trial. and Justice Goetting
after herring the testimony. sent McGeouCh TO jail
for twenty-nIne days. His wife and children are
being cared for By relatives.
Justice I.aimbecr, In the Even Street Police Court
yesterday. fined Frank Muller. the son OF q New
York wine merchant, $50 on three separate charges
Of assault The compliments were Joseph D.
Schmidt. OF No. l& Ewen-st.; Frederick Schulz. OF
No. 49, Ewen-st. and Policeman Hoen!ng. Of the
Sixth Precinct. For the assault on the policeman
the Justice imposed fine OF so and IS each on the
other TWO charges. Muller arrested after ex-
citing chase over the root Of tenement house.
Francis Malone. twelve years o.d who lives with
his parents at No i.Si4 Gates-ave.. was arrested
yesterday by Acting Detective Wilson. OF the Ham,
burg-ave station. while trying TO dispose OF horse
which he had taken from the stable OF Jacob Met.
ter. at No 1911 Palmetto-st The horse was valued
at $780, and the boy tried to dispose OF It for 80 at
the R!dgewood Market. He denied stealing the horse