New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The first OF a series OF religious services was held
Yesterday afternoon in Fishers Park. in Avenue X.
! Canarsie. The meetings vii. be conducted by the
Rev p ]. Reeves. o. the Union Tabernacle. In
/ Ches:er-s. The meeting yesterday opened at >
o'clock.
DR. George p. Bowling. OF Avenue A. in Flntbush.
ms nearly recovered from an attack Of illness and
ne will be able TO leave his house to-day for the
frs time.
Sergeant Nicholas Condor. OF the Seventeenth
Police Precinct LEI: Brooklyn on Saturday for Nor
fox Va where he will pass his vacation with rca-
lives While IN the South, Sergeant Gordon Will do
considerable bicycle riding
The funeral OF Dr.. Paul 2. Prcndergrast. who died
q. his home No 259 C.in;cn-st.. on Friday. will be
held Tomorrow morning. at 10 oc,o,k. IN 81. Peters
Roman Ca;hoHo Church Dr. Prendersrast was
twenty-three years old and the Q: James ". and
Mary A. Pren1ergras He was graduated from
The College OF Physicians ard Surgeons In the c.ass
Of a. The burial will DE in Calvary Cemetery.
Justice Alfred Z. Steers. OF the Flat5ush Po.ce
Court vii. take a vacation Of three weeks n, White
Lake He VIII be accomr lccd by the members Of
his family John J. snyder. jr.. and Mss Nellie
synder. Justice Nostrand Will prcE.de in the Flax.
bush Avenue Court this week. ard Justice Teae
Wi. conduct the court in the las. Two weeks OF jus
tice S;ccrs'5 vacation.
A valuable horse belonging to Brewer Leonard
Epp.g OF George-st-, received fatal Injuries late
Saturday Night by being run INTO at RockdWdy-
ave. ard Sunp.er-st BY wagon belonging TO the
Westcott Express Company. The wagon In
charge OF George MADDEN. OF No. eci At,an.ic-Gve.
The shaft OF the wagon struck the horse with such
force that the point penetrated the left :de Of
the animal and caused is death Instantly.
Charles Meyer and Charles seip:s four and four
ana half years Old. respectively. the former lIv
Ing with mis- parcnts az No. 10 Rock-st.. aEl the
other at "a Rock-st. were d1wp yesterday a,
Rock-st. and Morgsn-ave. by wagon driven by
Edward Cortz. OF No 3, Montieth-st. The boys
were crossing the street the time. Meyers left
leg was broken and se.p,s's right broken.
Goth were attended by ambulance surgeon and
taken % Their homes.
Frank Maniery seventy-s.x years Old. has been
missing from his home. No. so Eilery-st. since
last THURSDAY, and yesterday the police sent
Oh. a general alarm. When the old man left his
house he promised 10 return in short time. and
That was the e"t that Of him. lie
ia described FIVE Feet five Inches In he ght. has
r.hi,a hair and a black sack coat, blue
,rousers black derby hli and leather slippers.
The Incog Association OF Brooklyn will hold It's
annual excursion to-day. going 10 Oriental Grove.
ON the SOUND The officers OF the association
THOMAS Plunkett. president: John Redden. VICE
president; Walter /. Buckley. treasurer; Tcronce
7 reaken recording secretary; Daniel ]. Madden.
corresponding secretary; Thomas McKcnna, fnan- ,
cial secretary David A. T. Power. sergeant-at-
rms and " zielinsk. librarian.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
r.d annual meeting Bridge Trustees p. N.
Board Of Aldermen. p m
Eaite ,hach Raftery. Van vOOrhtG-