New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
BROOKLYN NEUS NOTES
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
The Mayors mail yesterday contained the follow
ing letter
lately signed an ordinancc peralizing the throwing
OF g.ass tacks. etc. into your city streets.
c ciated cycins cubs Of Phsdephia to DRAFT
similar bill. and I would ask that you kindly for
r Tsfe '''S u L. Is EiIsT.
70 500 North Broad-st Philadelphia
Wilbur VI. Palmer. the Mayors private secretary.
forwarded the desired information.
The Brooklyc ana Coney Island Railroad made an
important reduction IN railroad fares yesterday.
Hereafter II will be 10 from ferry to Coney
Island. instead Of Is ) fare OF Ave cents Will be
charged to Kings Highway and five cents
from that poin, the Island
While the drygoods district thronged with
shoppers yesterday afternoon a thief opened a
showcase in front OF No. eOl Fuon-st and stoe
sealskn cape. trimmed with sable and valued
So
gas meter exploded in the saloon Of Charles
Peters az No. 800 Fulton-st. AZ O'Clock yesterday
morning. causing commotion inside and outside
the place. A fire alarm sent out. and the street
quickly filed with engines. There little
damage.
Judge Addison Brown. OF New-York. has n;ed
to to Brooklyn for a few days. beginning
week from Monday. in order to dispose OF number
OF cases District Court calendar. This il
Benedict There seven United States prisoners
waiting in the Raymond Street Jail to be tried one
10 woman. Rosa Camp. held on charge OF coun-
terfeiting
The Board OF Elections has demanded a reduction
in the bill Of Metropolitan Job Printing Com
pany. OF New-York. for s2l. 494 for printing the
registry lists. The elections officials say the work
was not delivered on time. and that there were
glaring errors.
William H. Cummings closed the outside door OF,
his handsome house. at No las Berkeley Place on
Thursday night. without locking H. Yesterday
morning the family discovered that the house had
been robbed OF two diamond rings, worth $780, and
watch costing sl5.
Building Commissioner Bush issued permit yes
terday TO the Rambler Bicycle Company to construct
a two-story brick building. J0x77 feet. on the west
side of Flatbush-ave. near Eighth. The build
ing Will be occupied as bicycle academy. and Will
take the place of the one burned in Flatbush last
summer
Frank Sembler. a jewelry pedler in the employ OF
John j. NfcGrane OF No Isl Broadway. New-York
was locked up by the Fourth Precinct police on
Thursday night for being drunk He was fined 81 By
Justice Haggerty yesterday. Sember alleges that
he robbed OF case Of diamonds and watches
worth 500. which he was selling for Mc0rane on
the instalnent plan. Sember does an extensive
business in Brooklyn. Superintendent McKelvey
has ordered special report 10 be made detailing all
the circumstances relative to the finding OF Sember
Large audiences listening to the forthnghtly
lectures before the Brooklyn Ethical Association.
which given in the Pouch Gallery. No 3f5 Gin
tcn-ave.. Sunday evenings. on Evolutionary
Principles Applied to Education" The fourth lee
ture OF the course Will be delivered tomorrow
inc when the members and their friends will have
the pleasure OF listening to Mrs Lawrence Kneelsnd.
the second vice-president OF the association. Her
subject is The Home Educator"
NJ. Paderewski will give piano recital before the
Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences Saturday
evening. December Is. at the Academy OF Music.
The programme will be the programme No. 2 given
In New-York