New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

United States Marshal Henry |. Hayden will sell
aanction next Weinesiay the tughoats Restless and
0ien Iris seized on bes The boats are off
Adams-st
Clara Pfefer. the young girl who was Knocked
down on Wednesday afternoon by Johnson-ave.
trolley-car was reported Yesterday to be in a crit
Zeal condition Her skull Is fractured and she has
suffered internal injuries The motorman. Christian
DURAN has been placed under bonds TO await the
result OF the child's injuries.
Judge Steers had before him yesterday the case Of
the residents OF Flatbush-ave against Thomas Nc
Laughlin, farmer. OF Flatbush for driving his
WAGON on the tracks at night in such manner as
20 disturb the sumbers OF people along the street.
w F. c. Mayer represented Mclaughlin. and asked
that the case be referred to the Grand Jury. which
was done. Representatives from the Board Of
Health. the Law Department and lawyers for the
complaining residents hand 10 prosecute the
case.
William Texter proprietor of Timer Park re-
ported TO the Bath Beach police yesterday that
while his family driving Wednesday even
ing thief entered their apartments and carried off
q small gold huntng-case watch four diamond
rings and gold hairpin. valued In all at $50
John Isaac Bowen. seventy years old the chemist
who left the home of his son. at No 2b Penn-st on
Tuesday and for whom fears have been felt by his
friends, has been returned TO his home. Mr.. Bowen
was affected by the heat Tuesday. and was
picked up by the police Of the Eldridgest. station
and was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital, whence he was
sent 10 his home He will recover from the attack
The Rev Job G. Bass will on Sunday complete
thirty years Of service as chaplain Of the Kings
County Pententiary. The clergyman is eighty
wears old but as active as ever in his duties. On
Sunday appropriate exercises Will be held in honor
of his long period OF labor 1t is probable that the
Rev. Dr. Dana will make an informal speech. A
sum of money amounting 10 nearly 1900 Will be
presented TO the Rev. Mr. Bass.
The Rev Everard p Miller will resign his
place as assistant rector Of St. AIMS Church on
the Heights and will become the rector of st.
Thomass Church al Roseville. y. j. The Rose
VILE parish has Just been organized. Mr. Miller
will be at ST. AIMS Church for two more Sundays
and will take charge Of his parish on the first
Sunday In October.
day. as on the day before. So many men have been
Frustrated that work is practically suspended
until the workmen will be able to stand the heat.
Yesterday barely one hundred and fifty men were
at work. and these moved about little possible.
The Raleigh is slated TO leave the yard today ana
will join Admiral Bunces feet.
Christian DURHAM. moorman. whose car ran
down and injured Clara Pfefer ten years old. while
she was playing in front Of her parents home, No.
I0f Johnson-ave was held In 81 COZ bail In the Even
Street Police Court yesterday. The girl is In 81.
GATHERINGS Hospital in serious condition
Frank Tracy eighty-seven years old, was found
dead in his bed yesterday morning at his boarding
house Ninety -frst-st. and Fourth-ave., Fort Ham-
ton. Tracy who was a well-to-do widower, is sup
posed to have been overcome by the heat and died
before he could summon assistance.