New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles Boniface was released from the Raymond
Street Jail yesterday by Justice Clement. on writ
Of habeas corpus. Boniface was charged with aoan-
doning his wife. who has an action pending against
him in the Supreme Court The order committing
him 10 the Jail defective.
The will OF Matthew Mckleborough. a well-known
Mason and residen; of the Twenty-third Ward. was
filed for probate Yesterday. The estate which Is
valued at $4,000. is left the children, George w.
and William VI. marlborough and Ella Cooper. The
will was executed in 1892 Mr.. marlborough died
last week from heat prostration.
Justice Clement yesterday reserved decision
motion to vacate an order appointing receiver OF
real estate owned by Daniel Doody Gowanus Canal
lumber merchant in the suit Of Asa w. Parker
lawyer 10 forecose mortgage for 200. The mort
gage covers Mr. Doody's lumber yard Gowanus
Canal and real estate in the Eighth and Twenty
fourth wards. Parker alleges that Doody is insol-
Rose Marie Vincens committed to the State
Homeopathic Hospital at Middetown, Orange Coun-
~, yesterday by Justice Clement. of the Supreme
Court, the application Of Professor James S.
White. Of the Long Island College Hospital. Miss
Vincens was an inmate of the Flatbush Hospital,
where she was few days ago from her home.
at No 81 Henry-st. Bertha Nincens made the petit
ton for her commitment to the asylum. Two ply
sicians certified tina; Miss Vincens. who is twenty
four years DID, is Insane
Fire Chief Dale is still confined to his house. No
ga Hicks-st account of injuries received at the
fire in Grand-ave. on August He was thrown
against a truck 1T that time, badly injuring his
knee.
William Texter. the proprietor of Timer Park,
charged David Mcmillan old resident of Bath
Beach with embezzng $i30 which he gave him to
pay the premium on an insurance policy. Mcmillan
was arragned before Justice Nostrand in the
Coney Island Police Court yesterday, but the hear
ing adjourned.
John McMann. Of No. 2s6 Atantc-ave.. was be-
fore Justice Lemon in the Gates Avenue Police
Court Yesterday morning upon a charge OF assault
preferred by Frank Skuley. who lives next door
McMann said in defence that Skulley abused Mrs
McMann and kicked her boy When McMann re-
turned home his wife complained TO him of the
treatment she had received. whereupon the rate
husband went In search OF Skulley Notwithstand-
ing that Skulley denied that he had ill-treated Mrs
McMann, McMann gave him sound thrashing
The Court evidently believed McMann's story. for
while he found him guilty. he suspended sentence.
George NJ Lamp. Republican Of the Twenty
eighth Ward was appointed yesterday to the place
OF messenger by Controller Palmer. with salary of
s. 900 year
Patr)lman Hastings. Of the Eighteenth Precinct
who was sent to the Norwegian Hospital several
DAYS ago suffering from heat prostraton, died yes
tcrday morning from apoplexy. lie was thirty-four
years old and was appointed on the ponce lorcc on
May "a. 1892
The Kings County Elevated Railroad Company
yesterday abandoned the office which 1t has occu-
pied over three years in the Eagle Building. and
moved TO It's own building. at Franklin-ave. ana LET
ferts Place. The building. long known as the Tread
well mansion. has been moved from Its original
site 10 take II out OF the line OF the new elevated
structure connecting the Kings County Elevated
road with the Brighton Beach route Commodious
Offices have been arranged in this building. which
will be reached from the railroad by a bridge. and
bv a main entrance from the street Trains to
brighton Beach are running according to the
new arrangement. They leave the Bridge every
twenty minutes.
The fortieth annual games OF the New-York Gale
DOMAIN Club will be held at Ambrose Park In
Thirty-ninth-st South Brooklyn. on Labor Day.
Sontember = The sports OF the day will start at
"a o'clock q m The music is TO he furnished by
Professor Lowell and the ppers Of the club