New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

r,,,.s Dpnne keeper of the City Hall for the
last twelve years sent his resignation TO the Board
of Aldermen yesterday afternoon Ills term "ou'h
have expired in February next His salary was
500 year. Frank Weekes, an assistant keeper.
u,as Amounted 10 hil the vacancy. Dunno Is a
ring Democrat and Weekes is Republican
The Supreme Court yesterday increased the al
lowance for the support OF Eoise L.. William l..
and Anna F. Breesc, children Of William H. Breese'
from 50 90 TO 5000. The Breeses have residences
at Isp New-York and London
Five Cinnamon were baptized and admitted 10
members ship in the Lafayette Avenue presbyterian
Church on Sunday. They were Lui Hand. Louis
Goog. Lou How, H. Lee Loulas ana JAMES . ~
Sing.
Kate Beechel unmarried was placed trial
in over and Terminer before Judge Cullen yes
terday or the charge Of numbering her newborn
babe by filing its mouth with sand, ana conceal
Ing the body a. No. 1872 Johnson-ave, on June =
last. She denies her guilt
Alderman I.eich of the Twenty-thirl Ward. yes
,erday morning. at the City Hall, married Frank
sellmando twenty-three years Old. of No 23s North
Fif,h-st. AMI Carmencita Napoitano, sixteen years
Old of No 226 North Fifth-st.. and Camille Barth,
tveptv-seyen wears Old Of No l57 Greenpoint-ave..
and Mary Petersen. twenty years old, of No. AZ
S;agg-st
Severn NJ Nelson of No 10 Javs-st.. plain
tiff Yesterday before Judge Clement. in an effort
10 secure injunction against William Bockinah
a neighbor from harboring pigeons on his roof.
They coo in the early morning he said, and dis
turp his sleep. Mr.. Bockman said he sold his
pgeons when he learned they were distressing Mr..
Nelson but they would stay with their new
owner and were back and cooling Nelson de-
mands 500 damages for broken rest Judge Gem
ent said he did not how any Injunction could
issue in such in what manner the plain
tin had been damaged one might a well sue
singing
Sylvester Carara, three years old, of No 10
Front-st.. while trying to cross Front-st, near
Harris Court, yesterday, was run over by De-
Kalb-ave car. The had TO be lifted off the
child who strange to say Nas unnJured. save
for few slight Commissions
The Brooklyn Maternity and New-York State
School for Training Nurses. will hold its opening
reception. dedication and graduating exercises In
the new building. at Westinghouse. and Doug
lass-st to-day. beginning at o'clock The grsdu-
ating exercises will take place in the evening.
The Rev $ H. Camp, the Rev. 4. J. +. Behrends.
d. d. and DR.. T.. W. Avery. will be the speakers
at the evening exercises. and musical programme
will be given by the Barnaby Quartet.
Jack" McAulife the pugilist. arrested yes
terday on a warrant issued by Justice Goetting. in
the Lee Avenue Police Court for failing to appear
in court and pay fine OF IS, which had been i'm
posed on. him on Saturday. He was released on
bail.
The Supreme Court has received from the Grain
Warehousing Company an application for volun-
tary dissolution the ground that The company
h, done M business for several years The
assets amount s. 500 and there are no creditors
J. s T. Stranahan. Richard II. Lambeer and fiIch
Stranahan are the stockholders.
The suit OF the city OF Brooklyn TO levy taxes on
the full amount OF the holdings Of the Bond ana
Mortgage Guarantee Company was argued yester-
dav before Justice Bartlett OF the Supreme Court
on the return made by the city TO the writ OF GER
tiorari procured by the corporation. Judge Bart
lett reserved his decision.