New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
BROOKLYN NEUS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Compsnys quar-
terly report for January. February and March has
Just been made. II shows deficit FOR that period
OF $j27MOl4 The three months cover tho strike
period ami the companys officials do not seem 10
think It is d bad showing Last year for the same
period the company had a deficit OF $5S.GS 33.
Herman sonenstahl. Of No lss Myrtle-ave, mar
rowly escaped from being instantly killed In a pc
culiar manner late Friday night He was stand
ing In front OF his house while Brooklyn a. train
was passing A piece Of iron suddenly struck him
on the right side breaking three OF mis- ribs and
knocking him down. investigation showed that the
engine OF the train had blown out cylinder head.
and that piece Of the iron had struck Sonenstahl
He was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital
Alice Foster got verdict for N"D In the C1rcnt
Court yesterday against the Brooklyn Heights Rail-
1ur.es a collision between trolley cars at Third
ave and sixty -hfth-st. In May. 1884
While the population OF Flatbush has doubled
within the last two years. he number OF arrests
made by the police has decreased D, per cent. The
reason assigned for the improved showing IL the
wards annexation TO Brooklyn
William II. Moody. son OF Dwight !" Moody.
will address Il meeting to be held by the Young
Mems Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock. While IN Brooklyn Mr.. Moody VIII DE the
! guest of d. ". McWilliaIns.
The ten DAYS notice given in the precept Of Gov
ernor Morton instrdctng the Sheriff OF Kings
| County to abate the Newtown Creek nnisances ex-
pired at noon yesterday The property owners nave
| served notice on the Dstrct-Attorney and Sheriff
! that they will be held personally liable IT, by their
| endeavor to enforce the precept any damage ~
| done 10 their property.
| The Gilbert Dramatic Society, at its annual meet
| ing lust held elected Theodore ". Smith president
| A. H. Wagner vice-president Frank y Parker secie-
| tary and A. \. Leach treasurer for 1853"
| The election OF Michael j. Dady. Mckanes left
| bower" 10 membership in the Third NaTd hephp-
lican club together with the organizations ihdorse
ment OF the Worth Charities bill, has disrupted Inc
| club which has virtually disbanded. 1t Is SAID tha'
| the old quarters at No 81 Third-ave., VIII De given
! UP as the treasury is empty. Samuel H. Mlden
| berg has withdrawn from the club. together win d
| large number OF ant.-W orth Repubhcahs.
| A public meeting OF people Interested IN the cam
Ole Summer School at Plattsburg Will De heiu a.
| St Patrick's School Hall. Grahain-s'' between Myf
| tie and Willoughby ayes, tomorrow evening AT
, oclock The Committee Speakers. or whlch th'
rev James H. Mitchell Is chairman, has invited
| the Rev Or. r. ). Conaty, OF Worcester Mass
! president OF the school; the Very Rev. j. D. NC
| Namara the Rev. T. W. McCarty. ST. Ciar Nickel
way and Thomas +. Magner TO address the meeting
! General Stewart l.. Woodford mas sent 10 Gov
ernor Morton a letter repeating In concise FORM th
essence OF his argument against the Brooklyn Chari
| ties biz made before the Governor last Wednesday