New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

GATHERED NnO1r TIE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN
Daniel : Arnold. u real estate dcl.cr - No. -
Monro~-si.. proved t's ownership yesterday OF The
Sl09 found ON Fuifon-st. on Friday by Henry
Carter 81 so l}l West Tw'nty-eighth-s' New
York carter wh, II . French cook SAID TO Police
capiain Campbell when he turred the money over.
that while ne WAS poor he had always made 1t a
practice to return articles to their owners. Nh
Arnold said that he had sent his of'ice-hpy with
Silcl 10 deposit the National Cty Bank. and that
tho boy los; hair the amount Mr. Arnold gave
Carter So.
Charles r. Skinner. State Superintendent OF Pubic
instruction. VIII address the G'rs High Schoo. at
the opening exercises. June g.
Superintendent Belupre Of the Annex Ferry Com
pany SAID yesterday that his company had ordered
A new fcrry-boni 20 cost isi.'o She w. be able 10
make the run from Fulion-st.. BROOKLYN to Cori-
lanai-si ferry Jersey CITY. ~ twelve minutes. IN
stead OF seventeen. The boat VIII be double
decker. and VIII be- bui.i To conform with the y.
structure on this end and tho elevated platform on
the New-Jcrscy shore Her scatng capacity VIII be
1909
Union services. morning and evening. are TO be
held during July and August by the Lafayette
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN AMI the Clinton Avenue Con-
grcgational churches In the lrst named church
Albert Preston Charles Preston. Edward Preston.
Andrew Wsscil william Van Iderstcln and Charles
Van Ilcrstcin proprleors Of the alleged stencil f"c-
tories Newtown Creek. We're all ariaigncd before
Judge Moore In tho Court OF Sessions yesterday and
held In s2ooo bail for appearance. Each pleaded not
guilty.
The designations OF President benjamin Norton. or
the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company and Daniel
J. Quinn. superintendent. took effect yesterday Mr.
Quinn succeeded by +. :. iioSkns. of Mime
apolis Mr. quinn will hereafter be general pay
master OF the company.
The new officers Of the Department Of Political
Science Of the Brooklyn Institute, are as follows
President John A. Taylor; vice-presiients Charles
H. I.evermore and Conrad '. Dykeman; secretary.
C. H. J. Douglass Charles ClaEhorn has been
placed on the EXECUTIVE Committee. and Professor
f. w Hooper william G. Lryant A. Abraham. pr
James Cruickshank. and Professor Edmund X. AL
den on that Of the School OF Political Science
The Salvation Army viii hold special meeting
In anniversary of the Stun work In brooklyn th's
evening at 7i5 o'clock IN the Suinmcrf"ld M''hou-
ist Episcopal Church. Washington and Greene ayes
Biorkstcn the celebrated singer. VIII assist III the
music Major Bown who tx in charge Of the sum
work in this country. will lead the meeting peihs
assisted by officers in slum uniform, who VIII tel
OF their experiences.
Th. first annual reception and entertainment OF
the Dai Nippon jim Kwai will be held al the 'iuo-
rooms No. Gi Sands-st.. to-morro" evening a'
800 o'clock.
DR. Cartwright will deliver on Sunday evening IN
EJrnnbass Church. BusN"Ch-a'''' I" N''''"'
ON THE Baptism of Fire" In the morning ne VIII
h,v. A quick talk about church matters when ne
wishes every member OF the parish to near IL peing
Whltsunday there vii! be two high OCCUPATIONS OF
the Holy Communion. at 1870 and 1913" a. No. ana the
administration OF Holy Baptism al p u"
chief Justice Clement of the cry Court yes
terday denied the application OF Inc Nassau r'ec-
trio Railroad Company for an ihJuhcuon 10 Ie
,,n commissioner Of city Works Alfred T. White
from interfering In any way with the construction
Of the road on Ocean-ave.. In the Thirty-nrst Ward
formerly Gravesend