New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
YO\NERS.

A. ,bo meeting of the Board OF Police Commits
sioners on Wednesday Patroman Edward OCon-
nor and Patrick j. Welsh were tried. The former
was charged with leaving the. city without perms-
sion. O'Connor recently had a night OF and went
out of the city While away he was taken SICK
and could not report for duty al the O'Clock roll
call next evening lie said he did not know ne
was breaking any rule. Policeman Welsh was tried
on two charges. one for being one hour and forty
four minutes late at rollcall on the morning OF
lime II and the other for lying on a pile Of rail
road ties on the Tuckahoe Road while on duty in
uniform on August :. He pleaded guilty TO the
first charge hut denied the second The Comms-
Patrick McNulty. who keeps a liquor store AT No, no.
% New Main-st. was fined 80 yesterday ny A.uinS
CITY Judge William Riley. He was charged win
ill treating John Iiickon. sixteen years old whom
he had taken from the Home at PeeKSkh'' Inc
The managers Of the branch sunday-school Of
the Warburton Avenue Bapust Snuicn; M %r U 10
morrow afternoon for the benefit Of mothers ana
cured and will start from the public pier at Main
81 at o'clock Those who wish TO aVall i theim-
ing 10 Miss Viola Fox the librarian at the rooms
>c 4, = Inc meeting of the Board of Civil Service
commissioners on Wednesday night, James J. Mul
chey OF NO. Parkeffa Wsm Morean o. OF No 81
St Joseph's-ave. were examined as candidates Tor
appointment 10 The office of chief engineer Of the
yeorganized Fire department Dr. Nathan A. War
ren has received the appointment as department
surgeon and examined a number of candidates for
appointmont "a hremcn yesterday 1t is expected
tbat Inv tho end Of the week the Fire CommlS-
siouers will have made all the appointments
Charles Stahl the present chief engineer or the
Volunteer Fire Department, has Wlthdra"h as, d
candidate for chief engineer of the reorgahlzeu ue
partment ,... an tho
cornerstone laying of the Hollywood Inn was held
on "Wednesday night. and matters IN connecIloh
with The celebration were discussed. Several mem
hers Of the Committee on Building were presen II
and looked the plans over carefully. II Is hoeu 10
have thc building completed by next June. ,
The Irving Hose Company had moonlight san
last night The party started on the Charles Spear
AT 7f5 from Peene's pier and sailed as laf Us
Nyack Dancing enjoyed during the ulp
The Ladies' Altar Society OF 81. Josephs Churcn
held home social last night at stems SaWnlnl
River Park. The women had the assistance OF fat-
rick Whelan. John II. Blute, Jere . ledrN' Johl
Murray John Higgins and James Dalton III ar
ranging the affair . 4,
Luke Collins thirty-siX years old. who escaped
from the Fatbush State Hospital several days ago
Was found in this city yesterday by Pohcendh
Welsh and Special officer Carey.
The case OF Lyman Andrews. Of New-Nork VINO
was accused by his wife of non-support was be
fore Acting City Judge Reilly Yesterday morning
There was preliminarA hearing last Saturday
low counsel for Mr.. Andrews. asked that the case
re dismissed Lawyer Harrgan, VINO appeared
for Mrs Andrews consented 10 this. explaining
that the complaint had been made under a mis-
apprchension OF the facts his part Ihere IS
an existing order from the Supreme Court whlcn
covers the II IL not expected that tnert VIII
he any further action I'm the case. Mr. Andrews
has provided his children with homes. ana mas
agreed to contribute to his wifes support