New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
BOROUGH GOSSIP
navflower Branch Occupies It's
Finely Equipped Quarters.

~, mn Aravaouer branch Of Plymouth
-, ,,enes last Sunday The build
l-r is Al Lawrence and Johnson streets
- - .be finest structure that the or
,,,,fza-ior, has occupied since il vas
formed. in 1Sas Besides the big auditorium.
m building has q gymnasium with -'o''
to1s-e feet cf flo0r space. There are a'So
q izitcncn and rooms for the various or
rsuizarious # the branch The supeflI'-
tendent of the Sunday school when VIII
pr,lluv the branch. is +. G. Brown h-A-
Senator : N Griswoid. has contributed d
nov pire organ and Miss I. NJ crane mas
given a number OF hangings LOT ue0o-
rating the rooms. The hanGings were pre-
serled in memory Of Miss crane 5 slslei'
Miss A-abella Crane who was teaCiiel
n The school FOR many years. Il Is pisi'ii'u
70 hold regular church services al 1he
t1rancn on Sunday evenings IN tise near
future. but al present the oTsnch VIII re-
main Simply as a Sunday Schoo4 oTs7il-
izanou-
A. 81, she last rvvo years. Assistant Dis
.-sr- Attorney Ie Roy " Ross has been
rlsced in charge OF the Democratic spell
hfr,de--s 4 few DAYS ago he opened the
s7,o-l lza-s. bureau The Offices are on the
f-s- a~or Of the Thomas Jefferson Build
r. Ia Court square, the rooms formerly
nc0,,ria5 fs Senator T. r. McCarren. The
h,,-aau has TWO ohjects-ro send out circu-
lars 10 the voters and 10 look after the
meetings OF the campaign Beginning
October I. twenty-five 10 thirty meetings
r-iu h-- held nightly and the number viii
he increased as the campaign proceeds.
7--o-7 77~eser- in6lcaIions. business men
sa- -he grain trade. which has steadily
fallen of in the last ten years, is no"
-s-u-ninc In 1873 David Dow built q
c-ain elevator At a cost Of sl.e90e1 Al
Pacific street and the water front II has
2 cap2cirv Of 2500.0O0 bushels. OF recent
Years II has seldom received more than
FG1 zoe bushels. but within the last IeW
RAYS Grain shipments have been coming
tu Al q great rate. Nine barges. each with
= canacitv Of Seeo bushels. ara dischargins
a the old elevator and the management
declares that II viii be filed by November
The reason the trade left Brooklyn Was
that The railroad companies built their
own elevators. chiefly at Montreal and
Newport News.
Chief MAGISTRATE Kempner was called or
z few days ago TO reopen the Myrtle ave
uue police court. which has been turned
into a court for the settlement Of domestic
troubles At the same time a demand was
made that the Adams street court be aboi-
isheG and new court opened in Atlantic
avenue The Myrtle avenue court last year
handled FIVE thousand arrests and three
thousand summons cases As for the
Adams street court, il is declared 10 be
unhealthy while the Myrtle avenue cour-
building Is well situated. Il is proposed
thai the cases that now 20 10 the Adams
stree. court be diverted 10 the Myrtle ave
una and the Butler street courts. In case
the Adams street court is abandoned the
Police Department VIII probably use TIT
ne- said after the hearing that he would
LAY the questions before the Board o.
Magistrates within d few days.
Tha Brooklyn Institute Uf Arts and Sci
euces has TWO events Of special interest u
lis members scheduled for early in Octo
Der on October > Theodore Roosevelt vii
speaE al the opera House, Academy @.
Music on -'What II Means To Be al
American on October u r @. Knowles
Rill give the first Of d course Of Eve Sat
urday afternoon and evening lectures OF
travel His topics VIII be Hungary anC
Esudarest.'' Austria and Vienna" 9TH
Rhine Northern Germany and Berlin
anG The Real Bohemia" All will be Illus
trated with colOred views and moving pict
urcs.