New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

ON Monday. April 10. the first annual joint ath-
ls,c games and reception Of the l4th Regiment
Athletic Association and Bay Ridge Athletic Cluo
will be held at the lith Regiment Arinory
II was said Yesterday that George Y. Hartman,
brother OF Register Granville w. Hartman. who was
stricken with apoplexy in New-York On the day
preyious would probably recover Mr. Hartman Is
in the Hudson Street Hospital but will 1t is thought
be brought home to-day
President l. X. Funk, OF the Brooklyn frohip'-
ton League has sent out cards announcing the
regular Sunday meeting Of the organization which
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at NO
5ls Fulton-st Mr.. Funk calls upon every church
and organization to send delegates to the meeting
TIL. Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company will run
cars from Bensonhurst direct the ferries and the
Bridge every few minutes. beginning on Monday
Alternate cars on the line Will make these trips
The connection between Fort Hamilton and the
shopping district Will be kept up The officials Of
the company believe that frame VIII oe increased
by this scheme
District Attorney Backus fell yesterday while at
tempting to board a Fatbush- troey-car near
his home in Lincoln Road He received several
bruises.
The officers Of the Long Island State Hospital for
the Insane demand that this county shall furnish
every patient committed with a complete suit of
under and outer clothing. The county sends 900 pa
tents to the asylum annually. and the Charities
In the house at No 264 Glenmore-ave. some neigh
bors yesterday found the body of Mrs. Annie Car
renter who for years has lived recuse. Sew
eral years ago a daughter of the woman died. She
had been teacher in the public schools. and the
mother grleved over her night and day. Death was
probably caused by apoplexy.
More than $50 has been collected by the police
of the Stagg-st station for the relief Of Mrs. Kate
Gerwine OF No. l21 Flushng-ave., whose baby
was burned to death in fire Thursday morning
and for the othe. tenants who made homeless
by the fire.
A certificate OF Incorporation OF the Deutsche
Evangelisch- Lutherische st. Pe;r Gemelnde. OF
Brooklyn. fled with the County Clerk yester-
day. The organization Is religious one. and its
pastor is the Rev. John Detz The services are
he'd at No. 20S Grand-st
The will Of Alexander Seabury. who died at No.
bate yesterday. In the will the entire estate.
sisting of the Grand-ave house and property at No
80 Nevins-st. and No. 1913 Lvingston-st., Is be-
queathed to the widow. Lydia Seabury. for l!fe and
at her death will so to the children. Fred c. and
Carrie seabury. The former will aso succeed to
his fathers boat establishment at Newport Harbor
Mass.
The bond OF Susan l.. Porter committee OF the
person and estate OF her husband, John w. Porter
was filed with the County Clerk yesterday. The
amount is $1,000 Mrs. Porter is now living at No.
l3j Fifty-seventh-s. and her husband who was re-
Gently adjudged to be insane, is in the Long Island
State Hospital. The estate consists Of $625 In a
savings institution and certain real estate. Mr.
Porter Is suffering from melanchola.