New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


,sna tho annual convention OF the Catholic Beneye
| lent LEGION, Of which he Is a member. He Will b
gone three days.
| Judge William j. Gaynor, Mrs Gaynor and thet
son. Rufus, will sail or the Teutonia for Europe
| On Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hycs
will accompany them. Mr. Hyde Is a young sx.
| YER and member OF the firm OF Grout, De FereA
! Mayer The party Will visit the BRUSH lsta
France and Switzerland. and will return home
| about September l.
Justice Teale yesterday paroled Lillian Kesslx.
| the young woman who tried to commit suicide
| few days ago. to the OF friend named
! Thomas V. Grender, OF No. 239 Monroe-st Mss
! Kessler told the Justice that she had become DE-
| spondent through the loss OF her position and
| despair had attempted to take her own LIE. She
assured him that she would never try again. and
| he let her go.
The Kings County Elevated Railroad Company
yesterday announced that It's Brighton Beach e.
| tension In Frankiin-ave. would be completed on
| July e. and that trains would then be run regu.
| larry over the new line. The fare from the Bridge
| to the island will be 10 cents
| Albert Post, a Bridge ticket agent. had his hat
coat and waistcoat stolen from the mems waiting
| room at the Brooklyn end yesterday. The waist
| coat contained silver watch and chain. valued
altogether at $35 Pfost did not discover his loss
until he went to put on his hat and coat He
missing articles.
Resolutions Of sympathy were drawn up relative
to the recent death Of Thomas keppel. VINO was
one OF the prominent members Of the Nassau Re
publican Club Of the Seventeenth Ward, at sps
| ctal meeting of the club held few evenings ago
The resolutions will be forwarded TO his widow
| The annual tennis tournament OF the knckef'
| booker Field Club. which has been going on during
the last week, ended on Saturday. The winners
| were presented with handsome mahogany mounted
rackets Those who received prizes in the various
classes were: Mems Sngles-Class A. c. BollingG;
Class B. B. Havand. Mixed Doubles-Mss L
Holmes. W. K Holmes. Mems Doubles-W. D.
Rose, H. Wall.
Henry J. Fisher OF No. Sc Decatur-st.. and
George o. Moore, OF No. l26 Vernon-aVe'' anu .no
cashier Of the Sunset Hotel In Canarsie' were ..'
victims OF a confidence man Sunday evening II.
Is described as about twenty years old, ana o.
rather largo build. He goes under the hams "
Schwartz He had applied for employment az ns
Sunset Hotel as a waiter and was given WORK ms
collected IS from tho men mentioheo' anu ie'
shortly after with 80 for the purpose OF se'.Ns
change He went without his hat or coat ana nAs
not been seen since.
J. p Crawford & Son Will probably receive 'ns
contract for the orty-eight-inch single cast-ron
,,na IN he run between Mlllburn and Spring Greek
dt.tancs Of thirteen miles There were nine oIoden
FOR the main but Crawford Sons bid OF |'i'%"
was the lowest. Bids were called Tor tnree d.nee~
plans of MAN, but Engineer de Naroha 'ee''eS
that the forty-eight-inch main would enect saw
ing OF about $4,000. He has reported 10 Comms'
sioner Wills in favor OF awarding '"e eo"'
j. 2. Crawford & Son.
Charles Kavanagh. who says he Is an ssn-
living at No. l.547 Fulton-st. was held uhas, :.
hail for the action of the Grand Jury by 'u''H'
Nostrand In the Grant Street Police Cour !.s
terday Kavanagh Is accused OF steaiins Je"e''
valued at $l45, from the house or werner T. w
huer Of No. 1lS6 Dean-st When ne was a'f.''s
BY Detective Raleigh. OF the Grand-ave. precnn.s
pawntickets representing properly 'a'ueu ~ W.
were found In his possession
James Corcoran. forty years old, VINO n"es
No a4s Twentieth-st., fell under car No. ISIS OF "'
Myrtle-ave line yesterday morning while worANs
on the tracks at Myrtle-ave. and Navy-sI "'1
he was pulled out 1t was found that MS ie'' W
was broken. He was attended by an AMBUSH ,
surgeon and taken to the homeopathic ho'p.
The man was employed by the Brooklyn He'sh"
Company. =.
Henry Zelter. seventeen years old OF NO
or.hara-., New-York was arraigne6 before US
ITO. Nostrand in the Grant Street Police eou''
Yesterday morning and fined IS for reckless VI"
Gle riding on the cycle path SUNDAY ai'e'" -
Zelter ran into q wheel ridden by Mchaei . So
age Of No sos Carlton-ave.. and broke sa'ae
hicvcle 40 that It could not be used. Zefer W.
badly cut about the face and head he wa vs..
rested by Policeman Lannigan. OF the PARK Ioa.~
who made the charge against him yese''''
morning.
Ex-County Treasurer Henry II. Adams met W.
an acc,den, Yesterday morning while driving IN f
ton-st Hts horse took fright at trolley eAi' ~,
running to the curb!ng. threw MT ADAMS ou ~.
Adams was removed to his home. NO Af'' d.,
mer-st where Il was found that his colar-oo"'
broken and other slight injuries had been rees''N
Private w. II. Lassen. OF Troop & ' !.
Guard died at his home. No. $50 Carlton-a'e'
Sunday evening from gangrene. brought on " ~.
throat affection Although he had been III io' ~, 49,
time he went to the State Camp at Peeksk'h 80.
DAYS ago as an orderly on the STAN OF Ma'0 IA
more OF the 18th Regiment. While there ~
taken III again and was obliged 10 return IA
Private Lassen was twenty-one years od' nv Ia.
been a member OF Troop since us orsS..-.,.l
and was popular with all the troop. Inc III N
vii take place this afternoon and ourai W" ,hs
IN Holy Cross Cemetery. Troop Will a''e"'
funeral In a body
Frank Robinson was arragned IN 'ne s.,.
Court Yesterday afternoon on an indse'"e" II
ing him with keeping a poo.room for the pa.r-,-A
receiving bets on horse races at NO. IL ~,
Tho indictment was returned yesterday mo- :. NO,
the Grand Jury Robinson declares ths' ",..AA
xu,lty of the charge against him. ana ~
He was held In 8. 900 bail to await trial
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
O,.n,nr Sons Of Israel Fair for benent Zoos.