The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28

The Floral Committee have designated for the
reception OF flowers plants, &C., the following
places. Contributors are requested to deliver their
offerings on Monday or on Tuesday, before eight
O'Clock A. M.:-Armory First regiment, West Thirty
second street, near sixth avenue: 1862 East Fifty
seventh street, corner OF Third avenue; headquar-
tiers Dahlgren Post. No. lib, 70 Ludlow street;
HEADQUARTERS summer Pos, No a. northeast as corner
Fifteenth street and 20 Delaney street.
8roolkIyn's H0nOrs to Departed Braves-Ad-
dress of the Committee of Arrangements
Marshal and Aids.
Decoration Day will be honored in Brooklyn in
such general observance on Tuesday next as Will
prove the patriotism and generosity of that
nifty. The committee IN charge OF the arrangements
for Kings county has caused to be promulgated the
following circular -
The genial warmth Of spring again sends forth from the
and approaching anniversary Decoration Day brings
% minds the duty that our people owe to our nations
There tstom that should appeal strongly the
Of strewng flowers upon The graves of those who
whose efforts enjoying peace and happiness whose
The Of the GRAND Army Of the Republic To-
Gated in Kings county have appointed committee to make
day, this committee hereby cali upon citizens to take
80 Is the day set apart for this national pageant and
che committee fee confident tina, The -
plants flowers &C. will NEE; with the usual heartfelt re-
spouse from the community. .
should the lead this ceremony They feel
tha the of the day should be impressed the
minds of the generation tending ennoble the
character and cngraf In their hearts love OF those prn-
of heroes who all that testify
their devotion, and sleep in silence while mankind sing
their praise.
The committee, therefore, hope that all citizens will
promptly take action to insure hitting observance Of the
Tho tender sympathcs woman especially III her to aid
and the committee cordially invite their earnest
TIC this committee located AZ
Phcniy Building opposite city Hall, in Court street. and
ri, he omen daily from A. nine r. NJ, ofl.
GERS of the will be In constant attendance walt
upon the ladies and gentlemen VINO may call
All srplus will be donated u OF the Institutions
for The maintenance OF the soldiers and sailors orphans
Grand Marshal Hall has announced as his aids the
following named gentlemen:-Walter Thorn, Post
Rankin No. 10; H. O. Parkinson. Post Griuln, No. 81;
Hurst, Post Mansfield, No. 30; William Kersilaw,
Post Wadsworth, No. 4; J. Howard Young, POST
Thatford, No. 5; j. Henry Storey. Post RANKIN NO.
10; Charles H. Baldwin, Post Wadsw0rtn, NO. y;
stewart J. Donnelly, Post Thatlord, NO. =.
MONEY DrGaING.-Mrs. Youngs OF Ola Lyme
Conn.,, having dreamed three nights In succession
tnat treasure hidden at place called fiat tock
Hill, about one mile north or the village, went 10
the place one day last week, with her daughters ana
TWO other iadies, one OF them having mineral roo,
and after digging some time came on an Old
earthen churn. In II was found pewter cup con-
tanning specie and quite large amount OF Old con-
unental money or 1872, which, IL IL supposed, was
buried by one Polly Dennison, long since deceased
Thus encouraged, they are gong quite extensively
INTO what " supposed to DO unknown treasures.