New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-21
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Thomas Gowan. fourteen years Old who lives at
No lgs North Sixth-st was accused in the Lee Ave-
nue. Police Court yesterday by his brother James
! Of being disordcrly person. According to James
his brother declines 10 10 school. and spends all
| his leisure time in raising disturbances at home.
| Policeman Welsh. OF the court squad. arrested
Gowan. and when he was arralgned In court Justice
Goettlng discharged the boy with a warning.
Mrs Josephine Solder. Of No. 963 Floyd-st. died
| without medical attendance yesterday morning at
| her home She was thiriy-six years old. and after
| eating her breakfast she sat down In rocking
| chair. when she was seized win he'"or'"iec o'
| the lungs.
Mr. Clark's third reading Will take place in As
sociation Hall this evening Sis o'clock. The on
tire programme will be devoted to Tennyson. the
principal selection being the lode on the Death OF
the Duke Of Wellington
BY special request there will be repeated in St
Rarnabass Church. In Bushwick-ave.. part of the
musical service which was given last Sunday even
ing with some additional hymns and anthems The
rector DR. Cartwright will also deliver discourse
under the auspices OF the st. Andrews Brotherhood
on The Resources Responsibilities and Opportu-
mites of the Brotherhood" At 1880 a. IN. there Will
be a corporate communion OF the brotherhood. In
company with the members OF the Altar society ana
the Girls Friendly Society.
The division in the brooklyn Guild Association
crew percaptibly yesterday. Last evening meeting
OF the seceders was held at No AZ Navyst. at the
old home OF the Guild Association. and new or
ganization which will be known as the Neighbor-
hood Guild Association, was organized. The oppos-
ticn TO the present management Of the Brooklyn
Guild Association. which started with the Young
Mons Club and the Mems Cub. Is shared in by
tho Womens Club the Mothers Club and the Girls
Club The Neighborhood Guild Association Will In
clude these five organizations. and Will be conducted
on pans similar to those OF the Older organization
The Brooklyn Prohibition League Will hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon In jackson Hall Mt 4
o'clock The Rev. T. J. Whitaker Will address the
meeting, and the reports OF open saiooh INSPECTORS
Will be presented
Hattie Harper, who lived with her uncle H. d
u.rner at No 70 Divsion-st., killed herself yester
| dav by nhaling gas. She left a note which read
| "Took gas Goodby. Please send my school books
and my Sunday-scnocl books to class No. &c." No
| roason a. known why she should have taken her
| life.
Henry Patterson. thirteen years old. passed last
,ht In tail as the res ut OF fight which he had
NTH Willie Schultz, two years his junior. The boys
ro Nchting near Schul,z's home. in Bay Nine
| ,anth-st and Benson-ave.. when Patterson. II IL
uoo.d threw stone at Schultz hitting him on the
| Mead and fracturing his skull The boy was taken
| to Norwegian Hospital. where IT is said his chance
| for recovery Is small.
Eorrer city Works Commissioners White VIII
aaross the Manufacturers Association on next
Monday evening at the Pouch Mahsioi' on INC q"o'
tion Of "Brooklyns Water Supply"
The Percy Payne tract Of forty acres running from
| ratbush-ave to East Thirty-ffth-st. between New
kirk ave and Padagut Lane has been sold through
G. ~ Moody e. Co.. as brokers, TO the Gcrmaha
Real Estate and Improvement Company. by this
purchase the realty company completes its connec-
lions with all the sections which form Vanderveer
Park A number OF extensive improvements. such
| as opening streets, will be Immediately begun
Living portraits will be given at the chapel OF the
First Reformed Church. at Bedford-ave. and Clymer-
st. at 8 o'clock next Wednesday evening. Well
| known PORTRAITS will be represented by a number
| OF women who have agreed to take part.
| Charles Rice, whose real name is supposed to be
| DE Armond was released from the Kings County
Penitentary yesterday where he had served two and
| a half years for counterfeting in Louisiana. and
was Immediately rearrested by Deputy United States
! Marshals Koch and McManus. and lodged In Ray