New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received $40 from as. r. Tor
Michael Runaway, and So for the Washington Mo
mortal Arch Fund from :" II. 7. W.
Dr. James II. Kenny of No COS East Eghteen'h
ST. was arragned before Justice Mcmahon In the ioN
Vile Police Court yesterday on charge oil uruhheh
moss and disorderly conduct. Park Policeman Doi"h
testified that DR.. Kenny drunk in Central ParH
on sunday afternoon and that he insulted number
of women The doctor sent TO BackWells lslahd
for three months in default OF giving bond 10 Keep
the peace.
Patrick ]. scully, the Deputy County Clerk, has
received letter from Jertine Jensen. Of Copenhagen
asking him for Information concerning his bIptHer'
John Jensen, who lived at one time In Westst llS
city, Mr.. Scully will endeavor to learn where 1iie
man is.
A higbwayman only fourteen years old was held
in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. He
is John Chaser Of No. 446 Third-ave and early yes
to-day in Sixtlave. he snatchcd a pocketbook con
tanning 90 cents from Maggie Seckstroh thirteen years
old of No 313 West One hund and forty-frstst.
Mayor Grant yesterday sent Postmaster van Colt
batch of green goods" circulars, received al the City
IIau from various places in the country where the
swinders have been laying their nets.
At the National Prohibition Park, Port Richmond,
S. l.. tomorrow evening Congressman Roger O. Mis-.
Of Texas will deliver lecture On The Democratic
Creed" On Saturday at p. IN. ex-senator John j.
ingalls, of Kansas is to speak the same place, his
subject being "The Social and Political Problems Of
Our Second Century"
At the seaboard markets 100000 pounds Of
domestic wool were sold last week. manufacturers Of
nearly every woollen fabric being the purchasers while
good feature Is the marked return of buyers TO the
use of home grown heeces.
Some of the Delaware peach growers bemoan the
attack Of the "yellOws' in a number of thrifty or
chards, but the juicy banquet is bound to be gen.
erous one for a. that.
Cheap sugar and the assurance of plenty OF fruit
will prompt many families this season to make table
change from factory canned fruit to home preparations
The demand for glass preservng-jars is already a
noticeable indication of this
John f. Fitzgerald, Of Boston, who was Collector
of Internal Revenue under the Cleveland Adminstra-
ton, and whose marriage 70 Nine. Connolly, the Fifth
ave. dressmaker, leaked ont few days ago. is prom
incnt in riSh-Amccan organizations, and intends to
settle in this city and practise law.
The hishAmerican Athletic Club has organized q
boys football team, to compete with players under
eighteen years old.
The basement chapel Of the Church Of ST. Charles
Borr5meO One-hundred and forty Secondst near Sew
entave. is length completed and services can be
held there hereafter The basement Of the new Church
of the Holy Name Ninety -sixth-st. and Tenthave
will be ready in few days, and then the frame
structure In which services held will be done
| away with. The Rev. DR.. c. O'KecGe and the Rev.
Father Galligan the pastors of these churches.
| Archbishop COrriCsn, Archbishop Ryan. of Phla-
| dephia and Bishop Keanc rector of the Catholic
University in Washington, will take part in the blessing
Of st. Michaeps Church, Long Branch, on August ..