New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
ING HOMES ESTABLISHED.

Tsdore " Bonn tho owner oS tho Arlington
IIo'o' purchased ~" interest of Charles y Merritt
ia the furniture and fixtures or the hotel yester-
day AZ foreclosure sa,,. Tine first mortgare fore
closed was held 10y Jordan. Moriarty n Co. furui-
ture dealers. Of New-N York. for $50 Mf Bonn
also purchased the second mortgage of SLIGO h.li
bv Samuel stewart. Tor SO" Three other mort
cages held hv Mr. Bonn were not forccloscI. as
what be bought yesterday covered every thing IN
the hotel.
The Will Of John Dickinson. who died several
weeks ago I'm BROOKLYN filed yesterday for pro-
bate The estate OF S00o0 is bcqucathed to his two
stepdaughtcrs Mrs. Griswold l.. Ely. Of 40 7,6
DcKalb-ave.. and Mrs John II. lin. Of Baltimore.
Rober, = and John II. Stats of the nrm Of Staats
Bro,hers have sued the executors of the Prentice
estate in the Supreme Court for balancc 49, os -
alleged be due them for repairs to the Prentice
Stores In Furman-st.
Charles T. MARVEL cN-polce Commissioner of
Flatlands. but more recently employed a rounds
man. and discharged by Police Comrnss ioncr Louis
j. Worth. will not be- rens,ated. according TO the
ruling OF Justice Clement. OF the supreme Court
yesterday and If his ruling be sustained the other
cx-rolcemen of Flatlands who have lost their jobs
will also 20.
Prominent Roman Catholics OF South Brooklyn
will meet tonight to perfect arrangements Tor
memorial to Father Fransioli. pastor Of ST Peters
at Hicks and Warren sts.
Illness Will prevent the Rev Vernon c. Harrington
from reading before the members of the Brooklyn
Institute tomorrow evening. Miss Grace -. Rider
WILL instead. read from Tenuy sons "Idyls Of the
King" Miss Eleanor Hooper Will give selections
from Sarasatc and Nieuxtcmps on the VIOLIN and
Isidore Luckstone win be the accompanist
Miss Bridget Iangins suit before judge Koogh.
In the Supreme Court against the Rrooklyn Bridge
Company to recover $4,000. brought out an inter
csting admission of the jurymcn. William
O'DonncIi who said he had lived in Brooklyn for
many years and had never yet crossed the Bridge.
The case was continued.
The Board Of Directors Of the Brooklyn city
Railroad Company held the stated annual meeting
yesterday Proxies were cast for about $4,000
shares Of stock in the election of directors with
the exception OF Frederick Cromwe,. treasurer Of
tn. New-York Mutual Life Insurance Company.
who succeeded John G. Barron. the directors were
reelected The ticket follows: f. H. Is Bclcher.
George W Bergen. Samuel W. Bovine Eugene
Britton II. /. Edwards. : l.. Hustled. jr. David
c. Leggett. Edward Merritt. George II. Prcutiss.
Alonzo Sote f. \. Van Iderstlnc. Edward w
White Frederick Cromwell. Fred r. Aldridge s.
r. White and Dick s. Ramsey chosen in
declared a dividend OF 2'a per cent payable Janu-
AIRY 10.
Murat Halstead of The Brooklyn STANDARD
Union" delivered interesting address in the
Girls High School yesterday About 200 young
women were present. Mr.. Hastead selected the
life and career OF Washington for his theme.
Or. and Mrs S c. Hanford. OF 40. l7S South
Fifh-st.. have returned after few months tour
across the continent. Mrs. Uanfords health has
greatly improved