New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
BROOKLYN NEWS AND NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
Register Tate reported to Commissioner White
yesterday that he had received sles0G GS for water
rents between January / and November 20. This
Is an increase OF seO.Ss the corresponding
period OF last year.
While Mrs. Ann Ketcham. o. 80. lJ7 Schermer-
horn-st. was spending Thanksgiving Day with
friends In Glen Ridge. y. j.. thieves r&as''Eed
her house. stealing a gold watch AMI chain worth
5000 and a pockebook conts ming SCI In cash.
The directors OF the Wildwood club, in Fatbush'
have decided 10 make good the clubs Indebtedness
to the Park Association amounting to sl,oVo py
voluntary subscriptions from the members
Isaac +. wardwe. sixty-hve years old, was found
wandering aimessiy along Myrtle-ave on Saturday
night. He locked up by the police, AID threat
encd 10 kill fellow prisoners o. the Adams-st s'"-
tion. He proves to have been lunauc in the III
sane asylum Middletown. Conn Business re-
verses swept away his wealth and affected his nina
He improved rapidly in the asylum that his de-
sire 10 leave in order 20 spend Thanksgiving Das
with his family In NewCanean was gratihed. he
LEFT the latter place TO visit conductor Tn Stam-
ford when suddenly he DISAPPEARED and turn j Jp IN
Brooklyn on Saturday. Two OF his old Nrw-ca-
neighbors called yesterday AT the Adlms-st
station and took him back to Miidletown
Eva Stacy a young woman who indicted for
robbing George IL. Gardner at COney Island IN
September was Yesterday sentenced to two years
and three months In the womans prison at AGunrh
Herber, Mcconnell and Charles f. Souhwood,
the young men who concocted a scheme to ROB D.
Fred Windolph the Flsibusn-ave. druggist. by
binding and ssgging Mcconnell as II he had been
assaulted 10y burglars. and who confessed that the
wh), affair fake" Were yesterday sent 20
the Eimira Reformatory by Judge Moore. In the
Court Of Sessions
\ high board fence is being bull around the site
OF the Tabernacle ct Greene and Clinton aves. IN
side the fence ia a mass OF broken brick and stone
and twisted iron braces
The will of Anton Husman. made on November
H. six days before his death sheepshead Bay.
has been presented for probate Il gives his hotel
and other real estate. worth about $4,000. to his
widow I.egacies were also left to his sisters, Mrs
Rachel Ungerland. Mrs. Henrietta H9r'on and Mrs
Antona Welsh
The Committee on Designs and Estimates for the
proposed gift to the United Sta-es cruiser Brooklyn
by the city composed Of Mayor Schieren. Henry w
Maxwell Marshall p. Davidson and Wills l. Ogden
with William Rerri chairman. met IN the Mayors
office Yesterday afternoon and consulted with num-
Der OF silversmlths and designers who were present
at what was a public competition for designs.
number OF which were submitted The name OF the
successful competitor will be announced in a few
days.
Thomas Fitchle. Supervisor at-Larse yesterday
vetoed the resolution recently passed by the
Supervisors appropratng nearly $4,000 for the
erection of a hospital opposite the Peniien-
tary.
There was meeting OF the Brooklyn Eastern
pistric, Sd bba School Association last night in
the New England Congregational Church, at South
Nin:h-st near Drggs-ave. and addresses we're
made by Henry Schrader. superintendent OF the
Ainslie stree, Presbyterian Sunday school; the Rev
S c. Weiskotten. the Rev. Alexander Lews and
Mrs f. s Ostrander. of the Brooklyn Primary
Union The object OF the meeting was to bring
about closer cooperation wiih the churches and the
association
large plate-g.ass window in the tailoring estao-
lshment OF X SchwarZ. at No. 3lI Bedford-aVe
was shattered Yesterday by a shoe OF one OF the
horses attached 10 the Fifth Precinct patrol wagon
The horses were being driven 10 fire when the
snoe flew on crashing through the glass. The dam
age was $40 and the glass was replaced by the