New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
BROOhLYN NEVIS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
George Irsch. bridge ticket chopper" was sus-
pended by President Martin yesterday pending an
investigation into a charge made against him by a
small boy the effect that Hirsch had abstracted
tickets from the box and resold them to the boy.
The Rcv. George a Iubbe. pastor Of 81. Luke's
Methodist Church. Pcnn-st. and Mdrcy-ave. VIII
complete tho fifteth year Of his ministry this even
ing. he Will preach reminiscent discourse.
David ST. stone. former Editor OF tho Journal of
Commerce" who has been confined to his house. on
Franklln-avc. by illness for the last two months.
is weaker and his physician. DIR. Butler, Is not as
hopeful Of his recovery formerly.
Van owners have been informed by Commissioner
White that permits TO stand Canton-st- have
been revoked and that they must find some other
place. The residents OF The locality are pleased.
The Rev Or IT, NJ Gallaher. who removed
20 his country home at Essex. Conn. recently IN a
broken-i physical condition. is reported as con-
valcsccnt lie says he shall conine his work to his
church hereafter.
Kenneth r. Sutherland John V McKanes asso-
ciate In crime. Will bee released from the Kings
County Penitentary tomorrow morning on the
payment OF 500 fine lie sentenced TO one year.
but on account Of good behavior the term was les
sened two months. lie viii be turned over 10 the
State authorities begin serving out sentence of
one year and eight months on a charge OF ballot
box stufng. Suiherlands friends have tried TO
have this transfer avoided but the probability is
that he will be under the same roof with McKane
tomorrow night.
The Board OF Audit yesterday informed John F.
Davis August W. Moller william Eggnton. jr.
Charles +. Kenhardt and William j. Haubert. that
their services were dispensed with from date. They
clerks in the Controllers department
The Will of Joseph Rudd. OF No. 1913 st. Marks
ave. fled for probate yesterday The estate Is
valued a; $4,000. The income OF $4,000 is left TO
the eGtators widow. Mrs. Frances l.. Rudd. 10 60,
after her death. to her daughter. Frances Rudd
Lyon. Another $4,000 is left to Mrs Rudd to go at
her death to the son, Joseph Rudd. jr.. OF Utica.
The resduary estate goes to the daughter
The West Point caletship at the disposal OF Con-
gresham Israel f. Fischer will be awarded after
an examination at the Board of Education rooms
No l3l Lvingston-st. on April a. The physical
examination will be at the Marine Barracks in the
Navy Yard on April II.
new tabernacle. composed OF gold and silver
Will be set up la the Church of ST. Augustine
Sterling Place and Sixth-ave.. Edwari j. Me
Car,hy rector. on Easter Sunday, when 1t will be
dedicated by special services. Every member OF the
congregatio has contributed toward Il, old and
young alike. Many of the Pensioners have given
valuable gold rings and precious stones which have
been In their families for generations.
Michael Ryan. OF the Central Office Detective
Squad, handed in his resignation yesterday. to take
effect tomorrow. He wiz attach himself to a pri-
vatc detective agency In Brooklyn.
a mass- meeting to denOunce the trol.eys the city
government and lots Of other things has been called
for Wednesday evening, April 10. In Prospect Hail.
In Prospect-ave The movement is engineered by "A
MIR Monahan.
DR.. II. l.. Hastings the Boston lecturer and
writer. who has obtained reputation through his
ant!infdei literature and lectures, will give his ad
dress. THE Mistakes OF Moses at Avon Hail
Bedford-ave.. near Halseyst. this afternoon At <l5
O'clock. Dr. Hastings comes to Brooklyn at the
invitation OF the Bedford branch Of the Young