New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

i,rv in the City Court yesterday gave 4n's'
Frances Cahill a verdict for $50" dahiaseS ~ ~
au,t AGAINST the Atlantic Avenue hallroAp 'o''
49,, Sha was hurt at Fifteenth-st. last October
william Thompson, of No lss SchencKaVe, ""o
...ou. a bo,, or spike from the elevated raiiroa'
W." =. ,ha Eastern Parkway and fractured the
Iii ~ Ioseph Iangel seventeen years old was
h,a r,thout bail yesterday by Justice QusIey 10
awan the result Of tn" boys injuries Lahse' Is
in St. Marys Hospital
Application was made TO Judge smith, ol '"e %"
nremc Court yesterday. 10 confrm 'he iepo'' ~
William J. Carr awarding Mrs Cathar'he iia'p',
ss4s for feeding the dog and chickens oil rch ori
-, .,orris wbo died about year ago AT NO ""
Cua.sonave Miss Morris had lived alone FOR years
as a hermit and Mrs. Halpin said she proih'Seu ~
give her her house If she would ieed her Pe's. 'S'
Halnin did this for six years during MISS MOTIFS
feeebleness but when her Will was reau II maui
M proyieon for paying Mrs. Haipih WHO s"e' i'i
"a fNo The referees decision gave her S1iS
At-,he election of officers of the new Democratic
-,,,h ~ Kings County held Tuesday evening
congressman Thomas F. Magner was elected pieSi-
dent: William F. Wuest, vice-president; John T.
Mcfarland secretary; Henry Newman. treasurer
Miss Camille OConnor. who has been conduct
ing a stenography and typewriting schooi AT no
s0p washington-st has disappeared. and there Is
a di.possess notice pinned to the door OF me
schooIroom At the Hotel ST. George where MISS
OConnor boarded. her trunks are heid as security
for an unpaid board bill. large number oi pupils
xho paid for their tuition in advance want thcii
money back.
Edward Feeney, member Of the state boarh OF
Mediation and Arbitration. succeeded yesterday III
settling the dispute between employer and employees
at Wechert Co. shoe factory, at No. q Boernn'-
at I'm which 800 hands employed. The employees
were on the point of striking for an increase OF pay
Mayor Schieren said yesterday, in explanation OF
his absence from the Union League Club Lincoln
dinner on Tuesday night at which he was down Tor
a speech: 81 shall attend social gatherings until
the strike is settled. have cancelled all such en-
gagements.
Police Commissioner Weles held court again yes
terday and dismissed from the force for intoxica-
,ion Max Ackerman Of the Fourteenth Precinct.
The charges against Roundsman Daley of the
Seventh Precinct were dismissed
1nuis Iiebrnann the we-known Futon-st. dry
goods merchant was robbed Of gold watch valued
ut $500 while returning on a Dekaib-ave. trolley
car from his store to his home No. 322 Clinton
ave. last evening. Special Officer OConnor ar
rested Peter Cronn. seventeen years old. OF No
1923 East Twenty rstst., this city. ON suspicion OF
having committed the robbery.
Commencement exercises of the February classes.
's5 of the Girls High School, took place at the
school building. at Halseyst and Nostrand-ave.
last night. Nelson j. Gates presided. and on the
platform with him Calvin Patterson. principal
OF the school, ana Horace Dresser' JhHIeH ID
Bouck George II. Fisher. William NJ. Davis. John
r. Thompson and Charles a. Buttrck. members
OF the Local Committee and members OF the Board
| Of Education
About $50 pounds OF documentary evidence was
introduced yesterday In the suit Of John Adanison
70 annul the franchises Of the Nassau Electric Rail
way company. row trial in Brooklyn before
| Iuose smith in the Special Term OF the Supreme
Court II was expected that ex-Alderman Arthur
\ =. heaney, one OF the Aldermen who voted against
the granting Of the franchise. would be present
witness. but ne failed to appear Mrs Emma
reeunsiii a stenographer. testified that she had re-
ported the meeting at which favorable action was
taken In reference to franchises Her rsnor, w,a
| admitted In evidence
The regular meeting Of the Brooklyn Democratic
Club will be held this evening at O'Clock Ever.,,
'eeler will deliver an address ON Strikes"