New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

\ delegation OF Wallabout Market men. includ-
Ing c. W. Thurlow, W. T. Seaton. William Ber-
Ran and Charles Smith, asked Theodore Il. Wills,
Commissioner Of City Works yesterday afternoon.
to consider certain recommendations In regard TO the
Walabout improvements. The marke;men believe
that too many new buildings and stalls would
duly increase competition.
Newan Robbins ard Jessie Cuthbert. who were
married in Raymond Street Jail two weeks ago by
Chaplain Bass. where they had been sent pending
examination charges OF disorderly conduct. were
arraigned before Justice Hartman. in the Gates
Avenue Police Court, yesterday, for trial. Herman
Trandt OF Maspeth, Long Island produced a
rage certificate showing that he was married 10
the woman In December. 1894 The prisoners were
recommitted TO jail
George Pattiser. the farmer who was arrested on
Thursday last by United States Marshals on the
charge Of conducting Illicit distillery, was ar
raigned before United States Commissioner Morle.
in Brooklyn. yesterday He waived examination
and was committed await the action Of the
Grand Jury. The examination of Benjamin Alber.
who was arrested IN company with Pattiger. WAS
continued until tomorrow. Pa;uger's boy was held
witness.
BENJAMIN Ge!ges seven years old. died Mon
day at the home OF his parents, No lO7 Walton-st.
from malignant diphthera. The child had been
sick but few days. and the repor; that no doctor
was in attendance provoked complaint 20 The
health authorities. Yesterday the mouse fumi-
gated
Many members OF the Monauk Club attended
the Park Theatre last evening 10 witness the per-
Torrance Of George c. Min in Richard III"
At the annual election OF the Mechanics and
Traders Exchange. yesterday morning the follow
ing officers for 1896 chosen: President B. G.
Miller; vcc-president. Ellis Ii. Baill!e: treasurer.
Isaac p. Sutherland.
Henry Miller thirteen years Old living a; No
ls70 Pac!fc-st., was bitten Monday evening by a
dog owned by William Wassuth. OF No. 1.s25 At
lantic-ave An ambulance surgeon dressed the boys
wounds Mr. Wassuth refused to have the dog
shot.
John Williamson was brought before United States
Commissioner Morle Monday afternoon charged by
Cantalo f. j. Miller who represented the American
Association OF Masters and Pilots OF Steam Ves
se;s with running the steam lunch Made without
q license on July q last. on that date the launch
ran down another ore. which resulted IN a man be-
ing drowned. The hearing was postponed
A, q snec,al meeting yesterday afternoon OF the
drectors Of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Conf
Many resolutions were adopted expressing sorrow
oyer tho death Of Adolf Ladenburs, former presi-
dent OF the road
Iohn y Faure Commissioner OF Charities. New
vort Citv at o'clock tonight VIII speak al the
Io,mons Lenten service TO be held at the Church
NJ the incarnation In Gates-ave under the auspices
NJ the parish chapter Of the brotherhood
The Fred Hover brewery. in Pulaski-st.. which
r,.s started six wears ago by Mr.. Hover. was sold
.t auction Yesterday for 10000 to John Kahn
Buffalo malt dealer who held third mortgage on
the property. The business will be carried on until
March % by the receiver when Mr.. Kahn Will tal~
charge