New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21

In resnonse 10 demands from the Law ENFORCE
mont Society Superintendent McKevey has prom
ised that I'm the future the law relating TO the as
charge OF dangerous fireworks In the stree's WIN
no strictly enforced The accident reported last
,yeek in which a man was killed by a sky-rocket.
has attracted the attention OF the society u the
ordnance regarding the discharge OF fireworks
MI pa, ceorse r. simons. pastor of the Ger
man Methodist Episcopal Church, at Avenue u
and East Thrty-eigh th-st In Flatbush. mas de-
,ded n hold English services in his church every
Sunday afternoon The church has had much diiii-
Guilty in meeting its expenses for year anu MI
snons has decided to strengthen it. If possible by
opening its doors to many Engllsh-speakIhs resi-
aar,s NJ the Twenty-ninth ward who have con-
sidered of late the ACCESSIBILITY OF forming church
If their own Many Flatbush ministers have agreed
% nra,ch in Mr. Simonss church at the services
,.bicb will be held on Sunday afternoons at 3l5
O'clock
TroIIev-car No in7 of the Lorimer-st line' yes
terday afternoon struck coach belonging 10 Ed
ward Glinnen's Sons undertakers, OF NO ~ Her
bert-st at Richardson and Lorimer SITS Michaei
DOYLE of No 1893 Ewen-st., who was driving was
thrown to the ground and received scalp wound
The coach was badly damaged. AT the time of the
accident DOYLE was returning to the stables after
attending a funeral. The motorman was not ar
rested
II has been learned that the story published in
the morning papers regarding the yacht Nidette
was based upon an error. The yacht was not lost
reported
Edward Coggns. twenty-six years Old of No 1875
Himrod-st was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Detective Miller Of the Fourteenth Precinct
charged with stealing a trunk valued at 500 from
Mrs Lehman. OF No. 5S7 Decatur-st
A boy about eleven years old yester-
day afternoon by trolleycar No $751; of the Brooklyn
Heights line, Thrd-ave. Baltic-st. The
boy crossing the street and was knocked down
by the fender Of the The rear wheel passed
over his left leg. causing a compound fracture
The boy was attended by Surgeon Clark and re-
moved Seney Hospital He gave his name as
Harry Boxon, of No. 3l5 Oak-st., Passaic. \. J
Hugh f. Porter. the motorman, held on a
charge OF criminal negligence.
In drunken quarrel yesterday at Pearl and VIII
loughby SITS. John Mclean stabbed James Trodden
in the neck with pair of scissors Trodden
ported the assault at the Adams-st police station
and Patrolman Cornelius Cassidy sent TO arrest
Mclean. The latter attacked Cassidy. but after
fight was Oyerpowered and taken 10 the station
house.
A fire in the cellar of John Murphy's house at No
1is Bergen-st did $50 damage the furniture yes
terday morning. Another fire. caused by defective
lue did s75 damage to Michael cuen's house, at
No ih Sccond-si
Two men who had been drinking heavily got into
a quarrel at 1890 yesterday morning. in Morris
Days saloon. No l,Oi9 rhird-ave One of them
drew a revolver and shot his opponent. lie then
escaped. The wounded man. who was George
Sloane OF No 10 Forty -secOnd-st., made complaint
against Dennis j. DAILY. of No | $40 Thrd-aNe.. who
was arrested by Policeman Mccauley and held for
assault in the second degree.
John Foley and Melville Banks, each three years
old and living at No PA Forty -ifth-st., fell from q
third-story window al that address YESTERDAY Mel
vile received confusion OF the hip The DINER VINO
had broken his left thigh. was removed TO me
Norwegian Hospital