New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
GATHERED ABOUT THE 1O"N

(-,tv Cerl, Benjamin yesterday artelnoo" appo
a walter r. Clark OF the Twenty-s'N'h
brother Of Alderman Joseph H. 0la,N. 20 20 .
warrant clerk in his office. at salary Vi $50
,aor To the same sort of place no also appo"h'eu
Irr.nk Squire. Of the Twenty-second ward a'
salary Of 5000 year
About fifty PAYERS and hammers empo!eu " Wv
Brooklyn Heights Railroad COMPANY 81 ,,nt,,
dav because they we're not beng pau ''o i,
sco,o Of wages They only Idle shoIt ~
,Yhen their contractor. John Kenney' gfa"'eu INV"
demands. -, Mills
-. xvrrs,er uu, give a hearing on nine DIS
49, civ ~ them exemptng streets from the
o,erat,on. OF railroads. Another au'hor'~eu al :"
nronr,aton Of $4,000 to the Civil service Oo'''''
siop ~ G,
John NcGray, thirty-three years oiu' 20
1n,,on-st whiio attempting TO board r'i'n-a n
car near tie ferry-house Yesterday T7,,tor.
the elevated railroad pillar in front OF NO
=. ond ,r,c,ured his left shoulder TWO men "eie
,riured in striking against the same pa' "s' "ee'
III. Paw Or R. S. Parlington, superintendent VI
-. Irooklyn Methodist Church Soc'ety' OH S"'uA'
.,,.rnoon reopened the old Johnson s'ree' ' '
-. c,surcn Mt the corner of Jay-st. with populai
jo sssHn ana mas h RgfaaesRee ~ :"e
:, ,h. E1eet.st church. and the Rev W. NJ hushes
=, the washington-st church, were present. ~
said 70 be Dr. Pardngtons intention TO nave 'es""'
services at the church'
Doct acfe
with postmaster Charles ". Dayton. OF Ne"
CO., ,is,tsd Postmaster Sullivan and inspected "''
prool,vn office Both men expressed the'nse'e o.
highly pleased with the workings Oh the o'"'e
The state Board Of Rife examiners VIZ -
heen testing guns in Brooklyn anu a. .u
,or the purpose OF making selection oi nv :"
Co.. RIM for the National Guard. will hoid It's mex
meeting IN Brooklyn on Saturday May o. a.
o'clock A. nl at which time ;heT report WI" ~
n,aaa I'm sor submission to The Governor
r,.A.ro Holmes. five years old. of No. 80 l-'toe
os,araov forenoon got hold OF bottle OF car
ho,c acid with which his mother hau ueei 80
ing bedsteads. and swallowed enous" VI ~ M.
hin, had,y He was taken 10 the Homeopa'"' -O
pital -.
=. dinner will be given under the auspices % ~
>,a,oa, Society OF the County OF Kings al 'n'
-. N.rsion on Thursday evening of this week
T., oorrr,omoration of the Introduction OF Vac"ha
ton.
n r,a ANNA, meeting and election OF the Me'ho
j a,.t Social Union will take place to-hsh. a. 'I
I.vyork Avenue Methodist Church' jon" -
sear,es Is the present head Of the sooiai th''"
The certificate Of incorporation Of the Prospec'
I'm, Athletic Club was fled yesterday IN 'ne o'.'
n, the County Clerk. The organization ILL.,.
A. ,ha usual work OF an athletic club. the dlrect'
W - o.. srst annual meeting are: John F. Ruo-
g. v>-.,k " crocker John Knox and john
F1tzharris
A., ,c,,on has been begun in the saprehie ~0Ss'
-, Iobn Andonan against Asadoor Dridooriah u
-a.orer * 600 damages for alleged false arrest anu
,os,erdav Justice Osborne in the supreme No'''
o,,ea an order Of arrest against the delehuan''
III. n,a,ntiT alleges that he recovered Juusne.'
u.,ns, tho defendant in civil action Uleu al
yorI later he was arrested on the COM
-, a, the defendant charging him with perjury
~. 90. kent in ial from March "a until April H.
- hs MAS discharged by Justice Mott in New
49, n, tbaso grounds he bases his action TOT
80 .rrest The plaintiff is importer OF ORR
10, provisions at No. 50 Pine-st" New-forK
The will Of Michael ]. Van Sickle was hied ior
h,.e IN the office OF the Surrogate yesterday.
~. ,astator leaves his entire estate TO his WIDOW
ena regrets that he was not pet'er husoaia' 50
90. ha cou,a have left her more His will Is dated
July 2, 1885,
A., o,der was granted yesterday by justice Cie'h-
an, If the Supreme Court. directing the o'a'e
poara q, Pharmacy 10 Issue license to practise
=. r,aaor,ck Oyerton, OF Cold Spring HarDor.
rh. ,at,,,oner has been a pharmacist shce 1902
- h.s nrac,ised in New-York and New-Jersey'
w. ,aued % apply for a license when the new law
rant into effect The order Is the first one OF the
r,na ana many more will probably be applied LOT.
Enoch 1. Frost, for many years trusted EN-
80. ~ the firm of A. D. Matthews Son. the
rnI,on.st arvgoods dealers. died early yesterday
o-r,rg after an illness OF two weeks. MI Frost
. a monument member Of the Brooklyn Taber-
nac,s while DR. Talruoges congregation was IN eX-
fstence and at Ge time an omce-hoiuer Ill '"a'
church.