New-York tribune., 1895-12-12
BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The ten poolroom cases which scheduled
! for examination before Justice Walsh yesterday
adjourned until Wednesday. December Is
Civil Justice Neu. who appeared FOR Thomas Feeey
| and John Gallagher the two accused OF con-
ductlng the pooiroom at No. Wlllou shbyst. asked
/ for the adjournment.
Lyman r. Hopkins OF No. 2ss Garfield Place,
testified yesterday In the case In which Emma Hud-
son Page IS attempting to prove herself the widow
OF James w. Page that Page tod him about year
! before he died that he wanted hs property TO 90
to his relatives saying nothing about having wife
Mr.. Hopkins thought that the attempt OF Emma
! Page TO prove her marriage to Mr. Page was merely
put up job to defraud his heirs out Of third Of
his estate.
Isador Hassberg. a cigar dealer tried by
| Judge Walsh yesterday morning on the complaint OF
| william T. Grover. business manager OF the Mon
tauk Theatre, VINO charged him with selling theatre
| tickets without license. Hass5erg had sod to a
law clerk two lthograph tickets for % cents each
! Decision was deferred until December 49,
| The final accounting OF Frederick G. Pitcher. an
assignee Of the estate OF George Goff sons. was
| filed with the County Cerl yesterday. The com
pany assigned on January 49, 1894. The debts and
Liabilities shown to be 81. 5i the nominal
assets 81 2l0 - and the actual assets Nl9SO S.
Deputy United States Marshal McManus yesterday
seized the barge Thomas Wilson Iib-.s filed by
Charles Provost and Frank Gohr tor wages
Judge Henry A. Moore Is seriously i'll in his apart
nent at the Clarendon Hotel. He Is unable take
much nourishmen.. and is said to be extremely
weak
Judge Van Wych OF the City Court. yesterday
called up the suit for absolute divorce brought by
William Westlake against Sarah Adelaide Wes.lake.
TO whom he was married on April ). 1910. Four
respondents named In the compaint-Edward
Barnes George sutton Dr. Richard Lee and
other man whose name is not given. In the original
complaint the other correspondent was State Of
fetal Mrs. Westlake denies absolutely The charges
made by her husband and charges him with cruel
and nhuman treatment. Mr. Westlake is A travel
ling salesman for Rogers & Pyatt. Of No 50 Maiden
Lane, NewYork.
David B. ogden. referee in the suit OF Charles D.
Fearing for divorce. has filed his report recon-
mendng that a decree Of absolute divorce be grant
ed Evidence given by Miss Carrie Adams and
Mrs Lima ". Bailey, OF Brooklyn. furnished the
basis for the decision. Mr.. Fearing is treasurer OF
company whose office is al No. 70 Willam-st.,
New-York
John Hennenlotter, tor a number OF years pres-
dent OF the Retail Grocers' Association OF Brooklyn
eceved present Of goli-headed cane OF Tues
Gay evening at meeting OF the association at
which his presidency came 10 an end.
The parlshloners and friends Of the Rev. Patrick
Farelly rector of St Agnes's Roman Catholic
Chuich. at Greenpoint. and formerly assistant pas
tor o. Holy Cross Church. Flatbush, presented
to hin on Tuesday evening a purse containing
$1,000 IL gold.
The tax collector has received s25Oo,oO0 OF the
taxes for 1896 This is S,OOoO0D in excess OF the
payments made in past years previous the date
on which axes fall due.
Bishop Mcdonnell. OF Brooklyn, is having made
and will present to Monsgnor John NJ Farley the
auxiliary bishop-eect OF the NewYork diocese.
elaborately embroidered and jewelled .ntre the
occasion OF his conservation which Will take place
In January. The mitre will he the work OF the
Dominican nuns at the Corpus Christi monastery
Hunters Poht Monsignor Farley Is well known
among Brooklyn Catholics and an intimate friend OF
Bishop McDonnal
Harry Davis. 6 reporter. Yesterday found
guilty % assault upon Henry J. schmidt chairman
Of the local committee o. Public school, No i3 in
the Gates Avenue Police Court Davis said that
he struck Schmidt IN self-defencc. and says ths
th- quarrel cateed by Schm!dt's grossly IN
sung his wife. who is a teacher in School No. &.
Davis was remanded ,nti today for sentence.
Jonn MeGran. who mas been held on the charge
OF being acconplice in The murder which John
quinn recently declared that he had committed
teriay because OF lack OF evidence.
THE TROLLEY MUST FIGHT TO WIN
There is considerable indignation among the r-si-
dents and property-cwners ~ Woodone-st. Brook
lyn over the attempt being made by the trolley
roads 10 capture the street or another lne Since
he threatened INVASION OF ~ taOroughfar Of he
proposed roads the residents have held their
third m. .ilng opposing any such scheme. The lat
cs. meeting held TUESDAY nlgh, AT No 1919
Broadway, with Henry &. Atwood presiding. The
gathering a large Speeches made
denouncng the Introduction 4 any roa1
through the street. Il said mat the Gates-ave.
and Halsey-s lines flied al reQsirements for those
living parallel streets, and ths ninety per
OF the taxpayers OF the street opposed To the
trolley being intr3du,e there rh. street il almost
en;lrey free from business traffic and IL n proposed
try and keep II So IL DECIDED make a
house-to- house canvass for the purpose Of ncreas
ing the active membership OF tn organization
The members intend TO keep up be Organization
until legislative action can he secured exempting
the street from railroads. Agents fo the road have