New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
BROOKLYN NEVIS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
Charles F. Nagle one Of the persons indicted in
connection with the Columbian bills. was surreh-
dered by his bondsmen yesterday He Is eighteen
wears old. and was an agent for others In sup
plving carriages for the Aldermen In the ceiebra-
ton in 1892 putting in a bill for 500
The Aldermen have decided to re-elect Jackson
Wallace president OF the board for this year at
tho roeeting tomorrow. The services OF three
clerks will be dispensed with this year.
Mrs Kate NJ Heaney. wife OF ex-Alderman a.
7 Heaney died yesterday at No. 10 Amity-st.
She was forty-two years old and left four children
The funeral Will take place tomorrow at the
Church OF St Charles Borromeo.
The Kings County Electric Light and Power Com
nany has been Incorporated under the laws OF
New-Jersey by Edwin c. Low Henry p. Burr and
Hugo G. Adam. OF Brooklyn, TO do business In
Brooklyn There 1900 shares OF 500 each, but
the three corporators only hold ten shares among
them The formation OF the company is yet in
an incomplete state 1t is formed to supply cleo
trictv for light and heat in public and private
. buildings
The wife OF Thomas Russell. OF No 300 President
St died near st. Louis on Friday. while on her
way home from Colorado Springs where she had
been for her health. She grew worse rev weeks
ago and her husband acceded TO her wish to be
taken back TO Brooklyn to die. But the Journey
proyed too much for her. and death came to her on
Tho vav Her body was taken to Brooklyn yester-
dav She was Mr. Russelrs second wife. and left
two chill iren.
The State Railroad Commissioners will begin the
hearing in regard trolley accidents in the court
room on the second floor OF the City Hall to-mor-
at p IN.
Mrs Annie NJ Bopf. OF No 200 Sandsst, has dis
continued her suit for divorce from her husband
as she has found that the servant girl on whose
testimony TO his Indebtedness she depended was
| chad and unworthy OF belief" and she does not be
lieve her statement. \ suit to recover $1,000 she
had lent to her husband is also discontinued.
CASHIER Pugliese. the ex-treasurer or the Italian
| society La Mabora is missing. Mr.. Pugliese lives
at No. iS Lewis-ave. and is now wanted by the
| society for the alleged embezNeheht OF lts iuhus
| TO the amount OF $50.
| Charles y Fox. who boards at No. 26s schermer-
horn-st was arraigned before Police Justice Walsh
| yesterday on charge OF threatening to shoot
| Henry II Lewis n fellow boarder. Fox had n
| black eve and several scratches on his face. lie
| had found that stories detrimental to the good
name OF his wife we're in circulation In the house.
| and charged Lewis in a letter with disseminating
| them Lewis and his brother resented the charge
| and a quarrel resulted with the arrest OF Fox al
tho end q. H. The case will be heard tomorrow.
Navor Schieren yesterday vetoed the resolution
| ~ the Aldermen permitting the New-York and
| Eastern Telephone and Telegraph Company to
| s,ri,y n limited number OF wires from the poles OF
| the Fire Department
The Rev D. u. Overton has accepted the call OF
| tho Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church TO sue
| coed the Rev Harlan +. Mendenhall and VIII en-
ter upon his duties pastor on February !.
Felicia Miller aged seven. Of No. A Skillman-st.
| was fatally burned by her clothing catching fire al
| q kitchen range at her home yesterday. and dice
! at ST. Mary's Hospital
| The Grand Jury made presentment yesterday ir
regard to the county institutions. In which the,
said: "Our public institutions are a credit to thu
| county and our citizens may Justly be proud o.
| them"