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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

Mt VERNON-A valuable barn the White
Plains road near Chester Ill., the property of Miss
Hunt, was destroyed by fire on Monday night. 1t
was evidently the work Of an incendiary.
YONKE RS-Dr Allied Lcmoyue Mitchell who
passed a worthless check for 500 TO the clerk Of
The Getty House. I'm payment for board OF himself
and three others on Monday, brought before
charged the relatives Of the accused having made
good the amount
Observation-Disclosures Balch, formerly resident
Of Westchester, committed suicide Tuesday night
Nv hanging himself IN Georges coal yard. the town
dock I'm this place. The deceased about thirty
years old. unmarried, and had been in bad health
for some time.
PORTCHEST ER.-Jamcs W. Quintard living and
owning property on the old Post Road IN the lower
section Of this village. on Tuesday Afternoon cut down
five electric light poles recently erected IN front Of
his premises. as he had threatened 20 do, but which
ne had been warned against doing by the trustees of
the village who had granted the Citizens Gas light
Company the privilege Of erecting I'm order Ia light
the village by electricity
son Of George Brown. of LexingDna ave-, fell into a
clstern Tuesday afternoon and was drowned. His
body recovered. Despite the rain, half
Of Hope Engine Company went 10 Rye Beach yes
terlay on The company's annual clambake. .
The Row John Naylor. pastor OF the BAPTIST Church
having returned nom Connecticut. VIII occupy his
pulpit on sunday.
NEW -RCCTIEILE.-Thc trustees Of the Fire Depart
mcnt have decided 10 spend ~ 400 I'm purchasing n
hosecarrlarc, hose and repairing the truck
TARRYTOWN. The sewer Commissioners and
Board OF Trustees have engaged Engineer Lambeth.
Of the white Plains sewer system 10 present the plan
Of the Tarry sewerage plant TO the state Board
OF Health for approval
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he STOLE THE SANE WAGON TWICE.
BECURED HALF OF THE LOAD THE FIRST TINE
AND, AFTER BEING CAUGHT, RAN
OEE WITH THE PEST

OFF WITH THE REST.
From the numerous instances which have occurred
Of late it seems almost If epidemic
Of robbery has broken Ono OF the latest victims
Is Charles Dclmonico. tho proprietor Of the we'll
known restaurant Tho distinguishing feature Of
the theft, or one might almost say the amusing
feature, was that the same thing was stolen twice
within five hours. It occurred, too, at midday, in
one OF the most frequcnted districts Of the city.
Early Tuesday morning Manager James Theilmann
Of the Ffthave. restaurant. sent 10 the branch az
Beaver and William ss., where all Of the supplies
kept. Among other orders, the driver was told
to get number Of cases of champagne. After
loading his wagon he entered the restaurant about
IL o'clock, for the purpose Of eating little luncheon
before returning uptown. When he returned to the
sidewalk he was dumbfounded to find his horses and
wagon gone. general alarm was given ana a
vcrltablc foOtracc took place among the
employees to the police station. But the neighDor-
hood searched in vain. No trace Of the wagon
could DO found About o'clock in the evening,
however, another driver of Dclmonlco's happened 10
pass the lost team in sixth-ave. Not knowing the
strange men who sat upon the box, and suspectinS
something was wrong, no jumped from his seat
leaving his wagon in charge OF boy and caught one
Of the men, tho other escaping in the meantime.
lie drove at to the restaurant in FifthaVe ac-
companied by his prisoner. It was found that ABOUT
onc-half Of the load had been disposed OIL alieacy
- During the excitement which followed the dis,
covcry, and before the remaining wines, cans and
other material on the wagon ajior,,, Dd9n
10 escape lie used it with good effect.
Ito had the audacity to spring into the wagon IRON
which he had just been taken and drive OH up tnss
avenue 4 second time the wagon was lOSt, ana
nothing could bee learned Of It despite the vlglant
search OF the neighboring police and the employees
About 10 O'Clock in the evening however me WAGON
was found in the Boulevard, but the TIMER was
again alert enough 10 eyade his would be captofS;
The remaining part of the wagon load had been sOd
in the meantime and the robber kept the spoilS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
.,orn,xc Az INDIGNATION MEETING.

JOTDTNG An INDIGNAIIUN 4HIDII-'"'
-.......,. ,,porrsr AGAINST THE INCREASED
ASSESSED VALUATION OF Pi'ofEi'Ah'
Their, was largely attended meeting last hlsn' IN
Arion Hall. Wallst WILLIAMSBURG o. proPi"
of the Eighteenth Ward for the puIIo'o VI -
=, 80 Tho increase IS S650OOoo over that OF
nv II Hastings. a prominent real estate
10. - 80 49,. chairman of the meeting. a com
,l,too Of Gfteen property owners was appointed TO
AXE measures to have the assessment set Asde FROM
sootos made bv those present it appears that
IN nany cases property has been assessor more IMAM
-. eaI,,rr rrce of the property The Elshteen'h
Ward property has grown IN valuation stnro &C., inc y,
building Of the elevated rar0adi t. 1 n held for specua
IL IS oScs permanent organzat on was lornr4
and every effort WI be made 10 R.''o 'i0
cot aside by application to the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
DID lie Try TO cHEAr TIE G0vERNMENT?

DID He TRY TO CHE1T THE GOVERNMENT?
william Hook OF Ecnvlle, who IS accused Of swear
ing falsely TO the correctness Of bill for S94O which
no presented TO the Government for the expenses OF
the sickness and funeral OF Mary II. Zcras, pen
,ioner was before Commissioner Shields yesterday
for examination. Many witnesses from ElenVihe "eio
present Tho Rev Henry J. Somcr priest to whom
Hook ev-ore that he had paid S17, testified that he
had not received that amount, and he was surprised
to find receipt signed with his name among mo
nonors Other persons to whom Hook said thdt ho
made largo payments were called to contradict me
Statements made in the affidavit Hook produced
witnesses 10 swear that his mothern-laW was almost
helpless and apparently needed almost constant care
The examination not finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ARE THERE TWO PEEPERSP
ONE SUSPECTED MAN IN PRISON WHILE AN
OTHER TERR1FIES THE PEOPLE OF
ELIZABETH.

ELIZABETH.
The families OF Frank Yolkers and Emil thinner,
living at No. % Amity-st, Elizabeth, ". j., were
aroused from sleep by the screams Of Mrs. Yolkers
who declared tall man had crawlcd through the
window OF her bedroom. The intruder was heard
distinctly running along the roof of tho piazza outside
from whence no eaped to the ground, a distance of
thirteen feet, and escaped Mr.. thinner rushed out
with his revolver but tho unknown darted around
the of house by before the pursuer could
get shot az him and disappeared.
II was found, upon an examination Of tho promises
that the had first tried 10 gain admission to
Zimmers rooms tho first floor by showing back
the catches the windows Failing In this, he
climbed 10 the roof Of the piazza, and opened ono OF
YOlllcrs's bedroom windows which was not fastened
the inside. The uproar caused by Mrs. Yolfsrs's
sirehs awakened the neghbOrhood and the terrified
females got very little sleep the rest OF the night
tho dwellings OF Mrs Dcllert and Mrs. PTnz on
seveutl-st.. near Amity. but they not
ml. On Monday, at midnight. a discovered
crawling in the bedroom OF Mrs. Thomas Flanagan.
No. Is Amity-s The woman the intruder.
shrehed and awoke her husband. The stranger
ing this, jumped through the window and disappeared.
Phillip Rcnfrcw, who arrested In Thomas Lor-
ringers yard. IS still detained a prisoner at
police headquarters. Ito refuses still TO tell the
name Of the man who with him at the time and
escaped Chief Austin says If Renfrew can stand
being incarcerated and persists I'm keeping his mouth
shut, the police authorities can also stand 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
n,nry BTr.rEN BY 4 BULLDOG.

1o+,orcalqier Ralph Jacobs OF station > nlaue Ms
oret trim on route in the uptown portion o' 'np vi,
Yesterday afternoon. As he entered 'ne ,I',,sor
Ms -. ,,ron him and fastened his teeth In his
49,, tooobs LEI his letters take care Of themselves
,r6 underworld TO beat Of the brute The iaiter
on fvoI his teeth in Jacobs's arm and tore 1t ter
,Ir before Mrs Neville succeeded In calling Inn on
r.c unfortunate lencrcarrler was 50 seriously huF'
that Ia Will be laid up for fortnight. Mrs. NeVille
refused 70 have the dog killed ana , TV } ,i
s,s Police Justice Kenna today. Jacobs haI a
ctter FOR her when the dog besei INN. M Coy ,,
bas several signs Beware OF inc uoo J." '"''"
tarts Of her grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
RUBBER MEN TO FORM 4 TRUST.

It would appear from an article to be pubhshen
in to-dav's ISSUE Of The Boots and Shoes WeeEly'
the representative of the retail boot and shoe trade
that there IS a strong probability Of a trust being
formed in rubber goods Most of tho manufacturers
therein mentioned advocate the trust in guarded
way many of tho jobbers openly favor it, many
others declare themselves not interested, and few
of the rubber goods men to be opposed to It,
The general opinion among those quoted appears TO
be that a trust would furnish the public with rubber
goods and especially rubberS for footwear, OF Doter
quality than the average of those made and that
many of the expenses Of trdnsactuS business as now
conducted by multiplicity of firms could DO done
away with,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

Tho operators Of the Police Headquarters telegraph
Office petition TO the Commissioners yesterday asking
Tor more pay. There five Of them getting Al 200
year. Their petition forth That the operators
Is The 1t years while the BROOKLYN
police biographies have had theirs raised from 81 COO
100 though they do not handle half the business their
Neg-York colleagues do. A thousand messages day
pass over the police wires through the Central once and
the business is increasing vastly. Last year the aggre-
gate OF messages 327 900. All the city departments
the Heath Department and Public Works Department
make use OF the service. The telegiauhers think they
should have 81 500 year. The viii consider their
argument at Is meeting to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
CHE lost ROTH MONEY AND NOTES.

On May 6 Henry S. Rains called on Miss Carrie
winter. at No. 100 Hesterst, and pretending that
he was the proprietor of the d" Hebrew Standard
induced tho woman to loan him $3.50. lie tooA
Miss Winter to No. 227 South William ST.. where the
money was given, and she received two promlSsoiy
notes in return. on June II, Rains and man named
MorIcca ;. Kaufman, Of No. Isl Ilenry-st.. caiIed
on Miss winter and Kaufman asked her FOR me ho,ps,
os he wished TO get them cashcd. She handed over
tho naprrs and Kaufman went out and did not return
Rains followed his companion and Miss Winter mas
Yesterday. and Justice Duffy. at the Essex Market
Police Court held him for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
KrEpLNG UP TIE pElrn KArcn

Yesu-suy the SECOND day Of the death watch
On the i've murdeles az tine Tombs, and their d.manor
seemed 10 justify the adage that misery loves company
None Of them appeared % De in any danger Of breaking
down. although Glhlln IS tho only one who has ans
hope Of posiponcmont Of execution. All the othors
declare their sentences unjust and inhuman but
they seem resigned their Fate. They have few visitors
however for they have lew friends. and their chief
pleasure is thc walk which they allowed % take each
afternoon IN tho prison yard. They go two at a
time each Of them with guard at either elbow, and
allowed 10 walk about for half hour or more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
SEA SIDE BURGLARS HELD.

The recent burgaries at Sea Side and other places
along the beach, that resulted in the capture OF Frank
Combs and his " pa,7 Jack" Sullivan. have developed
the latent energy of the local police authorities. and
they piling MP evidence against the suspected
criminals. sullivan and Combs were ~ have had
their examination yesterday morning on the charge
Of breaking and entering the Grand Republic Hotel
at Sea Side but rcmandcd until saturday. when
they will appear before JuSrc De Mott. az RnckaWay
Beach COttagers who have been robbed recently arr
expected to be present and identify the prisoners If
they can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
n,pururprt 1T THE EXCLUSION.

A little boy who with his mother on inc 81
Johns Guild Floating Hospital on Tuesday was iounu
TO be suffering from diphthera when the barge eoO
bacl. TO the foot Of East Twenty siXthSt lae III inc
afternoon. Tho boy placed In charge OK ue
vyatchnan until an ambulance could be caileu Hom
the willard Parker Hospital, IN sNte'hth-sI ~"
vacbman did not wish TO have the boy there ana nc
tol,boncd 70 the Office Of the Commissioners Of
rt.,ics ard Correction He received instructions To
have the Office on the dock fumeated; ~ sanitary
SHE precauton against a spread Of dlphthera had
Il.nrl II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
HOME NEWS.
n,o,,rvrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBFM ARLE-Judge Francis NJ. Finch OF the New
York Court Of Appeals. COLONN ADt.,ITsr n1' r
1,,oes + Jouett L S Navy FIFTH ANENUE-Ooh-
cessan John A. ouackenbush Of Troy eX'ConsreSslan
John H. Camp Of Lyons, n y General joseph 4,
80 -, Chicago and Boyd Winchester OF Kentucky
cPAND CENTRAL-Rchard r. Hubbard, recently y. ,.
Minister to Japan. GRAND UNION-Sehator ,, Tonn
IongbIln OF Buffalo HOFFMAN-AssemolymanW william
- sheeban Of Buffalo. MURRAY HIfL-kX-Ooverhol
samuel Merrill. OF Iowa. ST. JAMES-Juose HID 5
Uoicbt OF the New York Supreme Court ana
IiaIEh' u, N,arvland Union QUARE-uoraclo Guz-
nan Minister for Nicaragua at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
ASKING THAT TIE DEFAULT DE OPENED.

ASKING THAT TIE DEFAULT BE OPENED.
, motion was made before Judge Bartlett IN inc
surrcno Court. yesterday. TO open the default IN INC
emit Of O. p Lewis and others against the Trustees u
tho Fina Axle spring Company. OF So''t
~ ,.'i,.d that the books of the company, con-
toir,~ alleged fraudulent entries, were not put IN
evidence at the trial, as the plaintiff was unable 10
eoc,,,o ncm. The plaintiff affirmed that he called
elk fines in one day at the house Of member oil INC
company and could not sct IN ro T"2 aed ne % and
assam i,rod that ne could not consult WIN ms
was 81 icforo fine case came 20 trial His collrSs
minated that an attempt had been mado TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
NEWARK.

Laura Cook. whose parents 1.-Two at Watsessing.
Y. j., was playing with elder brother on Tuesday
Tho boy lighted some matches. dropping one on her
dress and setting fire 10 H. In a moment she was
In flames. The mother was attracted from another
room by the chlldrcn's and succeeded in ex-
tnguishing the flames but died during the night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
p,n1y BUByED by ALCOHOL.

Georr, Fuse employed by S. c.. Borham Co.. dealers
IN louors at No. 2l1 Frontst, was seriously burned
about the head face and breast yesterday afternoon
nv the explosion Of tank Of alcohol Az the time no
vas ENGAGED in compoundlng and blending mixture Of
i,s and alcohol and with lighted candle approached
Too close TO the tank when the explosion followed Fuse
lives at No 425 East Eighty and was taken to
Convcrneur Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

The Board Of Trade and Transportation Yesterday re-
cevcd some letters from several welnown members IN
reply TO the topics suggested by Secretary bahe III 10
card TO the American International Congress 10 be he'd IN
Washington IN October. ID. 4. de Lima South Amer-
can merchant that the most important question
submitted was the which proposed the establishment
OF REGULAR and direct communication. lie believed thas
the United States should hold premiums TO ship
,y,e,s I'm the way Of subsidies as offered by England
Captain Ambrose Snow showed tha1 wherever 4 coun-
try,s dag was planted there its trade followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

- 500 from his parshioners. VIII sail for Rome on
SATURDAY.
Tho two new priests from Rome the Kew D. y.
Connolly and the Rev. W. Murphy have oeen asssncH
ny tho Archbishop to ST. IatricFs Ca'hcdr" ara 'ne
old Cathedral In Mottst.. respectively
The Ancient order Of Hlbenians' wnch mas nnon"
bership Of 1900 VIII have its annual p"'' J."
Wood today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

Renaissance, and the decorations promise to be ex-
tremeIv handsome The hall is intended for large
concerts and VIII also be well adapted for ballroom
There will be two tiers OF boxes. and the total seating
capacity VIII be something over 1000. me platform
commodate a large orchestra. An add ion has been
made 10 the building itself which VIII contain palors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
rroKrv NECK COULD NOT Kill NM:

coorro Goldberg. ACC twelve, Of No. 60 President
e. fcu from cherry tree on June - IN scn"e"r"
rarl ard broke his neck by striking ben'h hr
vas taken 70 tho Long Island College Hospital anu
remained thcre FIVE weeks and recovered. Inc Cd'e
Is REGARDED as one Of remarkable H''Ie'' ~
y, - ti boad a little with diligently. but has no
,rortlo in other ways. TIE recently fell of swing
ond srcred from the ja,rng. and his mother wishes
az bavc HIM placed IN the County Hospital e " -
examined with interest by the county pN'
tCrleV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
TIM ,r,rsrrorsE Walden DIES.

Marshal Vought the old wardcn Of the CITY AIMS
house ON Eaclwcll's Island died suddenly at that
Institution on Tuesday night. NouGht was one OF
tho old trusted officials Of the Department Of Charities
and Correction and had held his ofico for more than
sixteen years lis death was due 10 heart disease
President Porter Of the Department IS now absent III
,oinc and viii not return unfil next wcck. II was
s,id Yesterday that no action would be taken in regard
10 another appointment un the Presidents return
Tho salary OF the warden Is 81 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
0HIPPINE NEIHS

ARRIVED.
II BM Steamer Tourmaline Byaes, Com. Halifax Has
officers and and guns.
Steamer FLORIDA tBrl Beard, Manila June 2 Singapore 49,
Gallo % Alden Port said Il. Gibraltar IS sugar
% Buys vessel to simpson, spence Young Arrived the
Steamer bohemia (Ger Lithause Hamburg days with
dse aud passengers TO Cots Arrived al the Bar
o-,---- 49,
Palermo % Mossina % Gibraltar 81 with mdse " Hirze
Feltman Co vessel to Simpson, Spence Young. Arrived
a the Bar at q IA.
st days in ballast 10 Funch. Edye Arrived at
Bar at II. 50 IN.
Steamer Cieniegos Cotton. Vera Cruz Aug g. Progreso
Havana days with mdse aud passengers 10 Jas Co
Arrived AZ the Bar at
Gadtano tSpan). Goicoches Clenfuegos day,
with sugar 10 order; vessel TO Chas sumner q Co
Steamer Edith Golden OBJ, Bennett MOntegO Bay days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
THE PANORAMA BUI1DrnG TRAysrORMED.

The work Of turning the panorama building az Mall
Eon-ave. and Fifty -ninh-st into a large concen nal
Is nearly completed and q is hoped that The han
VII be ready for by the end Of september. John
D. Crimmins IS the owner OF the property aud william
schickeI Of no. $40 Broadway the architect. The
anieriOr Of the hall Will DO ia the style OF the Italian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

THE JAMAICA CHURCH TROUBLE ENDED.
The trouble in ST. Monica's Roman Catholic Church
at jamaica L. L. Is over. Father Farley viii remain
al his old post and Father Hamilton viii be provided
for elsewhere. Some OF the congregation are ds.at-
isfed with tho decision Of the Bishop. Father Farley
does not speak respectfully Of Father Hamilton. IN
fact. he uscs worry emphatic language. Father Ham
ltOn Is dscrcetly silent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Gun rs.. SOC 81 Moon rises 942 Meonsags ls
WATER
4 xsandv Hook 1914 GOV Island. llla Hell cats O2O
FN-sandy Hook IlOj Gov. Island ll2o Hell Gat@ l0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

Curtis tho local agent OF tho Adams Express Com,
pany, drowned In the river at Bro0Llawn, near
this city, yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
Announcements
"CHEToPA' +. Il w. "CHEropA'
A new collar
AALOuuCoinenss.
''CHEToPA.'
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HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D.,
3l9 WEST l2GIH ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system Geuit Urinary OrranA
Impotence and Steriiity. Hours: " Il, 5 " ).
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for Children
Teethng sOfons the gums Inflammation aays all
palm cures wind collie and darrhoea 20 cents b.te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

ALONG THE SOUND.
BRIDGEP0RT.-A seventeen old son Of John c.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
Literary Notes.

A hitherto unpublished chapter in 'ne
life Of Edgar Allen Poe will appear ID
Harper's Magazine Tor March The oia
lady who was the heroine Of this early
love episode OF tho poets gave Mr. Angus
,us yanCleef permission TO write down
and publish her "reminiscences Of it pro
yided her identity should not be revealed.
She declared that the portrait OF The poet
which is reproduced IN this number q
Harper's was "ths best she had ever seen
and had his expression" She died IN the
West in 1887, over seventy years ord.
The object Of ]. Normaa Lockers pa.
per on sThe oragu Of Celestial Species
in Harper's Magaziue for March will be,
In his own words, TO point out the high
probability that the various light sources
in the heavens have metorlc origin, that
Is that stones have fallen on the earth
from heaven because the heayeos are full
Of stones. and practically Of nothing else,
and that the luminosity OF every Kind OK
heavenly body is produced by mcteoriics
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

differently aggregated and differently
.ircumstanced In The various realms Of
space"
Thomas Bailey Aldrich will have poem
n Harper's Magazine for March, "The
Shirman's Tale"
1t may become the fashion to so north
in winter. BjornSterne Bjomson. in an
lricle which will appear in Harper's
Magazine Tor March, says that he cannot
sec why people who travel for the sake Of
I ,elr health do not choose the winter tine
Tor a visit to Norway. "And then the
air!' he exclaims. "There are no bacteria
that air."
Charles Dudley Warner will have some
thing new to say on the future Of cur
,orhcrn neigbbor in the course Of his
Comments On Canada" in Harper's Mag
zine for March.