New-York tribune., 1896-05-14
a Zoliinger The funeral took place at his nome;
No 5H Flatbush-ave, yesterday Afternoon al :
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho graduate nurses of Brooklyn will hold
mass meeting this afternoon al the Hoagiahd Law
oratory at $50 o'clock to organize an assocauo"
with central headquarters. and with directory "
which graduates OF ali schools may pe.ohs. Inc
movement IL heartily indorsed by number OF pny-
slcIans Drs Charles Jewett, J. p. Warbasse. Jen-
ME H. " Baker and Leigh Jones Will address the
meeting
Philip Halpern, through his counsel. O. WASH
bourne Smith, recovered verdict for 5000 yester-
day in the Supreme Court, for the death OF MS
wife Rebecca, who recently run over anu
killed by a trolley-car at Rockaway and belmont
aves The defence was that Mrs Haipern came
out from behind car and ran In 'front.' OF a car
going in the opposite direction.
The 14th Regiment War Veteran Association will
hold It's annual reunion Monday evening next
at the Perrepont Assembly Rooms. In Perrepont
near Fulton-st
Justice Steers in the Flatbush Police Court, yes
terday morning fined Walter X. Slbley, Of No. AGO
Tenth-st IS for scorohing on the cycle path sibley
led Mounted Policeman Merhtens lively chase
from the Park entrance to Parkville before he was
overtaken
william II. Salmon held yesterday for exam
lnation by United States Commissioner Morle on
charge OF sending postal card to Alfred Gaskell at
No 50 Alnsle-st.. In which he threatened him with
violence and likewise suggested meeting place.
for some insult which he considered that he had
received
Ex-Justice Haggerty appeared In the Myrtle Ave-
Police Court yesterday as counsel for Giovanni
Roberto the proprietor of a fruit stand at No. G9
Franklin-ave. Roberto was charged with attempt
Ing to bite the hand OF Tony Cappaluccio, boy.
Roberto Is paralytic and says he is much annoyed
nv the BOYS Justice Haggerty asked for warrants
for The parents OF Of these boys on the charge
of making threats against his client.
The Executive Committee Of the Brooklyn Teach
crs Association has reported these nominations Tor
officers for 1867 President. Walter B. Gunnson;
first vice-president, Erastus Palmer: second vice.
president Mrs Lucy T. Lewis; corresponding secre-
tary Emma A. Keeer: recording secretary, Emily
G. BrIdgham: treasurer. Oliver d. Clark The
Roard of Representatives will elect officers May Is
at 4 o'clock p. m.
Dep,lty Fire Commissioner Barrow yesterday nned
David Hyde Of Engine No. 3O twenty-five days
pay for absence without leave. Mr.. Barrow repr-
mandcd Hyde for saying that he stayed away
simply because he didn't feel well, and made him
confess that he had been to Boston ION drunk"
Thomas II. McKeown. OF Engine No "a. and Joseph
T. Flynn. OF Truck No. O. and eight other den-
quents were fined for minor offences.
The Brooklyn Democratic Club Will tomorrow
night discuss at Its cubrooms. No 20l Montague-st
the subject Of currency and coming.
Congressman Charles G. Bennett has postponed
the examinations OF candidates for appointment 10
West Point and Annapolis. which were to be held
next Saturday. He has been unable to give proper
notice OF the examinations.
The six policemen who were charged by Captain
O'Reilly at the First Precinct with playing cards
In the station house were fined two days pay each.
They are Matthew and John j. Murphy. Dennis
Maher, James Burke James A. Marley and Dorman
Blay. Patroman William 3. Schenck was dis
missed from the force for falling to appear a
charge OF intoxication Patroman Hubert Duffy
lost twenty days pay for absence from duty. and
James o. 'Brien and Thomas RyalI the same amount
each for being Off post.
City Works Commissioner Willis has requested
p. j. Lorltzen W. b. Tubby, Griffiths Stoughton.
Casey bee See. and Frank Freeman. architects,
to submit plans FOR the City Hall tower. The
tower Is not TO exceed eighty feet in height, to be
constructed OF steel framework covered with cop
per and Is TO include clock and bell. The entire
cost is not to be more than $4,000. exclusive Of
the balustrade, which is not to exceed $4,000
The following directors we're reelected at the |
annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Riding and Driv- |
ing Club Tuesday night: e. LeGrand Beers, Will |
lam ~ Dykman ". b. Hester. George II. Prentss, |
W Edwin Thorp r. B. Woodward and Timothy |
l.. Woodruff.
Commissioner Willis yesterday ordered he Con- |
soda,ed Warehouse Company to remove fence |
which It was building across Joraeman-st.. which |
would have prevented public access TO the water
front OF that thoroughlare. IL is aueBeu tnat inc
company intended to appropriate to its own use
this part OF the street without going through the
ceremony OF having 1t officially closed and sold TO
IT, The space wanted for handling freight.
At the annual meeting OF the Methodist Social
I Mon In the New-York Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church last night. the Committee on Nonina-
tons presented the following names: President.
II. C. NJ Ingraham; fret vce-president. Ezra d.
Tu,le: second vice-presdent. the Rev. d. A. Jour-
dan; treasurer Marvin Robbins secretary, seth
G. Stewart: Executive Committee. the Rev. E. A.
Noble James Jessop. ". F. Burns William Hark-
ness and Louis Ross.
concert and competitive drill OF the boys and
girls OF the Fleeu Street African Methodist Episco-
pal Zion Church was given In the church last
night The programme included a fan drill by
eight young women, under the direction of Miss c.
Coffee n fencing match between John W. Freeman
and William II. Smith duet by the Acho Sisters.
william H. Smith and Charles Waters appeared in
the celebrated drill entitled Soldier the From
tier" and there was a dialogue by Miss Maude
Jones and others.