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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The funeral of Robert T. Bunker, Of the leading
members of the Society of Friends. who died at his
home No. 100 Hancock-st., was held Yesterday. He
was seventy five years old. and for many years was
a member of the weighing firm of Lose 81 Bunker of
New-York lis wife, one and two daughters sur
yive him.
Tillie Hahn, the servant girl who robbed her mis-
tress Of $3.50. and then tied and gagged herself and
told story of q strange man binding her, but who
finally confessed and restored the money, sent
10 the pcnitenary yesterday for two and eight
months by Judge Moore In the Court Of Sessions.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for massmeeting Of
Italians tomorrow afternoon in the Athenaeum. The
committee in charge is composed Of Professor 5. Mar
chsio g. Mlrrutolo and F. L. COrraO. They propose
10 protest against the New orleans butchery" they
term it,
The second lecture of the free the evolu-
ton Of art before Brooklyn Ethical Association will
he Owen in the second Unitarian Church. at Clinton
and Congress sts, tomorrow evening, by the Rev
John W. Chadwick. The special topic of the lecture
Is Architecture as Related 70 Evolution" and viii
be Illustrated with stcrcopcon views. The discussion
will be opened by Albert l.. Brockway.
The members of the Lincoln Club held subscrip
q al dinner last evening at the clubhouse. In Put
Sam-ave President J. L. Bowden presided There
were n number Of speeches, which were entirely in
formal
Professor H. II. Boyesen last evening delivered the
of his course OF university tAithoioH
Broollyn at the Pratt Institute. His subject was
German Literature lie took up several interesting
questions of German cthnoogy and discussed the carly
Gothic languages, paying particular attention 10 thc
work of Ulflas and his translation of the Eble
The hearing in the suit Of Meyer Edelmuth against
Amalia Fdenuth for divorce was continued Yesterday
before Chief Judge Clement and a jury III The Guy
Court Mrs Kate RYAN. wife Of the correspondent,
swora that her husband was at home on October 10,
the day on which it charged by the piantih that
no and Mrs Edelnuth were I'm Newiork together
william Hughes the counsel for the plaintif. denied
him Of irving 10 cheat her when she went to his
Office and got her sign an agreement giving up hei
claim TO her husbands property.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Bytheborne Method
Is. EnscopaI Church were filed in the County Clerks
Office yesterday.
Frank Turnbull. who stole an oil painting from the
house az Dr. Cuyler while waiting for an answer 10
letter seeking assistance, was sent TO the sing Sh1
State Prison for four years and six months at hard
labor Yesterday lie was former convict ana
nleadcd guilty 10 the charge against him.
Action has been begun by Philcra X. Pitcher. one
of the heirs Of Oring Robertson the wealthy leather
merchant who died october 10, TO partition me real
estate which he left in WORK. Kings and orange
COMMITTEES estimated TO be worth 100000.
John Collins was indicted yesterday for murder In
The second degree in killing James flanagan IN "a
quarrel in clearinghouse in El7aocthst
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

FASTlIAN PTON.-Amaza Lester, Of he Life saving
crew near this place. while patroliug the
beach on Thursday discovered sperm whale
orouuded near the shore. Tic usual alarm
signal was sounded. and the fishermen in the
Village who are always ready 10 engage in "a
vhai. cas-. hurried down to tie shor'. They were
o,nev,at d,puouted. however. when they found that
tnn whale vae sruundca and thaJ there would bc no
cI,.c The whale proved 10 10" a cdli, beng ouy
Lnu, seventeen fort ionc. rope VaS thrDvn around
a., ,xbnle and II wa hau.d on the beach without
much difi,uty Ii wa, deco. The blu6bcr has been
taken OIL and it Viii probably |leld eight or ten
barrels ~ OIL
IANAICA-llcrmaa Grcenbaum, the Jamaica cloak
maker whose house We, mobtea by u gang Of the
.,iIur cloaknater, 81 %ew York. va, compelled ye>
terav to appeal to Justice "ndiIrk>"n for assistance
Ia, .lic hat he had means 10 pay Tor medicine
and for 4 phv,!ciau 90 attend hi- fourNcdr0ld >o1,
Willie vino Wa badly harmed ana injured 10y The NriO
tbr,vn Ly one OF The mob Justice lleuar.rksOn =,
fcrred trcenlaum 10 the uNcrsc,r OF the poor The
r po.; that the Queen Comfy uiand jury h'1 IL
Diced Joseph larurdc-, H., leader - tue ,triirs
cic'ln1ieri, +, nntruc. -. benjamin Nnedihor 81
lan,alra on THURSDAY nlehi won't to the house o:
Anrrcyv JsbusoD. Of Richmond I'M. 10 arrest him on
:, warrant charging him with having attempted "a
shoot hi, pcghbnr Henry Gci-cr. johnson tOd the
constable 10 alt in the parlor while he ate s -upp"
INC constable al giuey lid ihis. DUt when h. ihougi
il was time for Johnson to appnr u" discovered ina
his man had escaped 10y the back door
LONG ISLAND ClTN.-JO'e?h r. Mrhehna, brother
~ Assemhlyman McKenua. aHd Dennis Collins wee
arracucd Yesterday before justice Manley on q CHARGE
of assault IN the second degree. Inc complainant
Dennis WcIrh alleges that the defendants assaulted
him I'm a LIQUOR shop at Fifth-st. and Vernon ave
Eoth Of the defendants are members Of the Jefferson
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JOHN FRANCIS ARRESTED AGAIN.

John Francis who up 10 few days ago ran an
"emplCN mcnt agency" under the name OF FRANCS
g. Coz at 20 20 Park Row, was arrested on Thnrs
cay in Philadelphia Franciss methods OF dong
business were .ntly exposed in the New-NorA
newspaper and carly IN the week it was found tta'
Francis d CO.. had disappeared taking with them
the Office furniture and property. The arrest was
made on the application OF Inspector ByrneS, ana
Francis was caught by the Philadelphia detectives
al the Grcenc-st ralIOad station just after he hai
bought a ticket for New York. From records III tho
possession of the Philadelphia police it is suspected
that Francis is other than J0hY j.
Coghln who has at different times borne the names
of Chance Curtes Allen, Sceey and Collins. Cough
lin was arrested in Philadelphia and in PitSturs
for carving on bogus employment agencies. II IS
said also that COughln has served a year In prison
for real estate Swindc II is also asserted that he
once obtained a suit of clothes and silk dress on ialS"
prctences al WanamahciS store in Philadelphia. The
female confederate who assisted him In that robbery
was released. while COIchlin served two years In the
county prison. In this city. year ago, COughl H.,
i said was arrested for stealing the furniture from
The hOlS. OF his mOtheTin-law, In Phladclphn. The
furniture was pledged in New York storage house.
The prosecution was withdrawn, and COushu was
rple Spd.
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vopTurpv vrwJERSEY COUNTIES.

ENGLEWOOD.--A number OF the ctIch' nave
united I'm forming stock company. the object oi which
&, the erection Of a nudng for a boy school. HlE
ncres Of high ground have been purchased opposite
the grounds Of the Field club, in Enelc st., and tho
erection Of a handsome structure of stone and WOOD
10 cost $4,000. has been be.rn. The school buid
ug viii contain rooms for study recitation ana gym
na,tic e>crci,cs and will be equipped with complete
pily steal and chemical apparatus. IL J. cHpr'tu that
Inc binding Will be completed some time In tl' spring,
and will tc ready for tn" opening OF thc ,thoo
wear I'm thn fall The Institution viii he known a
tL. Fupleyood rovs' school. The trustees Of this
enterprise are Sheppard iIoman>, president }. d.
Ir0h,i. A. i. DItman. William t. IlHhgha't, Henry
". Banks and W. W. smith
ELIZABETH Information has been received in this
city 10 the effect that Frank iianSarl Who WI for
lion Works At Trcmlcy Point, had been >'nt Ia ter.
~ the German Emperor. lIaucaIl. j, said while h.
wa. in Elizabeth Wa, member Of the socialists or
ganizatDn.
PATEESON.-An important Industry is to be re
moved from the ct.. This /, the platcmll of the
paterson Iron COMPANY EN- CGngirS,man Charles ID.
,cckyyth is chief owner Of the concern. tn" plate
mill has been shut down for some time for lack Il
orders. Mr. BcckWith says that ii costs Him - so
ton for coal which the pAtcn.lls along the Delawaw
get for ~ help j. scarce In this section and freight
,,tcs are unfavorahlc. lie l1- been looking at sites
along the Delaware and elsewhere aud has three DIFF
fcrcnt offer, from Wilmington, Philadelphia and Eal
more capitalists. The forge works will remain In
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JERSEY CITY

Mrs. Ann Eohlwc.n. OF No 60 Monroe St. HoboEcn.
was arrested Yesterday charged with havmc abducted
the chi!d Of Adolph Hartman OF NO. 90 Bowers 81. on
Wednesday. Mrs. KOhwein is sister Of Mr. Hart
mans dead wife. and Hartman sad that Mrs. Kohl
vein il under the impression that the babyo step
mother does properly treat her dead sisters child
which he aid. absolutely untrue.
AuCnSt Frir.in, fourteen years old. OF No - Pine
ST.: Jo>rph Gordon. Of the same age, OF 40. o.
John sion ave. Rudy Messenger, ten Years old of ""
331 Johnston ave- and Tony Angel. OF 80 II lciirc
ST. and Ar>ca Ffalla Oi the same address, HalIiu
iul dealers. we're arrested yesterday. The bows ven
charged with having stolen fifteen piciANcs and ten
crowiarS from "A tool house owned 10y Jon ii:IIldiF
and selling six Of each to the Italians i0r 10 cent
The hovs admitted their guilt. Justice NalN'r nv"
tho Italian, $50 each. and committed them 10 Jan u
avrat tIe action OF the Grand Jury. The boys were
held 10: trial.
1o,otb,, DIXON and Manning +. Knapp. Judges Of
the supreme Court and Colonel Charles flc' Naffm
for the West Indie, yesterday. Ihcy VIII Ni'''"
there three weeks.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
NEWARK.

NEW AKIN
. RIG TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND IN Dioruib'
CITY Counsel Coult presented to the Ne"atN Oo"''
mon Council last night a written opinion on the ques
,ior ~ Tho ownership OF a large and exceedingly
valuable tract of land in the heart OF the business
ao,ior ~ rho CITY known a. the old BuryiDg Ground.
NJ Corl, has examined into the matter aud informs
tho Council that the ciiys claim 10 the latter prop
cr,v &c much better than had been supposed. lie
recommends that an action 10 test the ute OF the
First Presbyterian Church to the property held by
that corporation lie brought in the state courts MI
Coult observes that the best claim the church can
have is long continued possession lie can trace no
tile OF the church 10 The lords propretors and the
London title has not been recognized by the state
Courts
The property in question is bounded by Broad
Market and Ilalscy sts. Fronting these streets are
large stores from which the church corporation col
lects a total of about $4,000 annually III rents
In the rear of this frontage is an extensive plot
entirely vacant The city already has title 10 TINS
part Of the property, ANA IT Is propoScu 10 use IL oi
a site for n new city hall and court house
Whcn the colony Of Newark on the iaNsac was
established BIZ settlers from Connecticut IN 1856 inc
government was Identical with the church. Tins
9cOniinucd for many year, until inscu 'lblc changes
introduced finally led 10 the separation OF chrh ana
state Until recent year, the church c1lncN owner
shin of the eniir, tract decision of the courts
some years ago the question of removing the deid
the property the city. which now claims the entire
tract Portions Of the frontage have been sold 70
private parties by III" church authorities. ana II the
citV Is given tn" titles Obtained by these
Durchascr; will be- valuclc>S. Some years ago an act
wa, pa>,cd by the legislature TO quiet the titir
Of the property This act Is cs'ccmed "i no Na'l,
eminent domain AID Cannot otherwise ALLEVIATE or dis
pose Of property belonging To municipality.
i in t courts aeai,t the Firsf Presbyterian Church
to t,st the title to the properly
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee on Sugar Trust, Hotel Metropole.
10 80 a. m.
coroners inquest Rutnser mystery. Staten Island
10 a.
Lecture by Professor Bickmore. Museum OF Natural
History, 10 80 a. m.
Association Of Collegiate Alumnae. No. University
Place, . 80 p. m.
Alpha Delta Phi Club smoking concert. clubhouse
Up. m.
Fulton Club dinner, evening.
Crescent Athletic Club subscription dinner, Brooklyn
evening.
Opening Of Baron Hrsch Club. No. 20s East Broad
way. p. m.
Free lecture by DR.. II. NJ. Leipzigcr, Cooper Union
p. M -
Professor Allen Marquand's lecture. metropolitan Nh
OF Art. 10 80 a IN.
Professor c. L. Kittedge's lecture. Columbia College
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE NEGRO SABoB DIED IN PRISON.
. vrvp souANpERING A FORTUNE HE WAS SENT
- .r-n,.p> E0r pERIERY.

TO AUBURN FOR PERJOhf'
p Johnson Howard. best known as me bidch
prrce y the formerly wealthy colored man, VINO was
,.,.d nv fall in the Auburn state Prison. OH lhu''
a.v was a prominent figure in colorrd circles III
20 -, ,or Govern, wears lie Inherited large
,t,ne from his father but spent lsvshy ana soon
became a bankrupt. He was born in the alley known
a. CbapeIst. near the Roman Catholic cathenrai' III
1919 Hi, father dealt in real estate coal ara woou'
and was a tailor and did securing and dycihe ho
decided N make his son gentleman and sert MN 10
Oberln College where he graduated aiter TWO
wears of stndy The youth then went to sea ana was
cabin hoy and aftcrward steward. He spent some
time in China and Japan After his return he mac Il
restaurant in New York. In the war ne was
steward in the NAVY. 1T one time he studied law
but failed to gain admission to the bar
He married about ten years ago and after ms ia'her
DEATH in 1888 he got possession of about S1ooooo
He then proceeded to live nabob. He had
brownstone front house and plenty Of servants. lie
was made Commander of William Lloyd Garrison POST
G.. A. R. and was connected with many social ana
other organizations. At time he was active IN
notifies He paid all the expenses OF Garrison Posi-
when he was at the head Of it, and he put q me a
in Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church. where ms
father had attended, and gave literally 10 ~
Augustines Episcopal Church. In five years lie had
managed to spend nearly all his fortune ana ne De
came mixed up in straw bail proceedings III New" noIh
and was convicted of perjury and sent TO sia'e
Prison for years. He was steward OF te prison
at the time Of his death.
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ORANGE.
UKANITE.
Essex COUNTY YALE ALUMNI DIN

ESSEX COUNTY YALE ALUMNI DINE.
Tho Fssex Comfy Yale Alumni Association held IL
annual meeting and dinner in Upper Music Hail. Orange
last evening Abcnt thirty five at down to dinner fre
vious 10 the dinner the eS'c'ion was held "hlch ~
.uIted as follows: President, John o. Head 90 ;
executive committee. class OF l-O1 sidney NJ ''Ea'
and Charles f. Eston nominating committee "' lS'l'
vi,u,m uouchton Charle, 4. Fcicl and Lewis H.
HYDE The toa-ts and the responses were the follow
Ing: Yale Professor Townsend; 1.-THE Lesser 'h'
vcr,itics.- y. W Richards 40; ' The I"iporitloA'
Austin Colgate. 81; Tho Decoration "i inc tinpu,;,
CL,rIc- + Batnn 81 "CDcge Music. sidney VI
C"icatc -: The Es-cx County Yale Anmni Ass0
cation j. o. Head -. other address "err ihic
~. frdro Joag ~, Of Kar-a, CITY. and samuel Hunt
ugton. 'G3 president OF The Yale Alumni society OF
plalrNcld
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YOUNG WOMEN AIDING BIBfES.

A fair in aid Of the babies wards Of the Post
Graduate Hospital 30. 222 East Twcn:cth-st.. WAS
held Yesterday afternoon and evening at the house OF
Mrs. r. u. l.. Chry site. No. 2l6 West FoHysiAhst"
by the Mcrrie makers sewing Club The club Is
composed OF young women, who meet every week to
make fancy articles for their annual sale in aid of the
babies wards.
The sale yesterday well attended and a rye
,um was taken In. The rooms were prctily decorated
with cologcd silk, and flowers.
Miss Mandc ID. Denny, Nil Ma,, thySti' and Mss
Mailde Moarralllc were IN charge OF the large fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

CAPTAIN Charles +. Roe. OF Troop A. New-York State
Militia and formerly o. the 9TH United states cavalry
before Lafayette Pos; No 40, o. A. H. lat night bld
an interesting story OF his experiences during tc Indian
Gar m which General Custer killed. Captain Foe
said that fight very sharp and decisive and that
there were many Indians than troopers hat NOT
one Indians had chance TO shoot at soldier
the latter were Killed quickly General Custer. the
Cap,aln said had evidently Killed his horse
bresstwor he and his officers were all found dead
behind their ehlrges. There many ladians that
the native scouts said. they up out OF tho
ground In big heaps" Captain Roe said that when his
,oopeys reached Indian Village after the night Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
SONS or VETERANS HAVE A EEcEP<r-.

About 100 couples gathered at Lyric Hail. in sixth
ave. last night, 10 enjoy the reception aiv'n by
Excelsior Camp, no 81, sons OF Veterans. The bad
weather proved t. be barrier 10 the enjoyment Of
the dancers did L prevent the camp treasury from
proGiing by the reception. Various Grand Army men
present, Including Henry A. Beatty, OF the stan
Of Communicates Chicf Weary; Commander Atkinson,
Of Mitchell Post. and also representatives OF Reno
Farragut aid Monroe posts. The chief officers Il
Excelsior Camp Edward 4. Gantert, captain :;
william A. Kennedy and Frederick NJ. NOrcross, lieu
tenants: Clarence f. Holmes, chaplat and George K.
Sternberg, frat sergeant
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,able which was trimmed with orange and WINE s'p
Of silk What called literary salad mN This
was one OF several schemes to draw money H''" "
Inctant pockets. - ,,,. ~ Cbrvstie and
Miss FLORENCE Berch Brown reaped rich nerves. S'
their table which loaded with boxes OF 4, naitn
istry Miss MARY C. Elliott In charge OF the s ~
bag The cake and lemonade tables were sIbwever
over By Miss Hattie W Norr1s' MISS D''''
and Miss Jeanette MOurralle. - m p,ssou the
some OF those present were Mrs >: 1 uss ScbenCk.
Mrs John T. Denny Mss Elliott, Miss Waiier' 'iiS'
Reid and Miss Schmelzel
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FIGHTING FIRE on THE PERSIAN MONARCH
EXPLOSION OF A LANTERN STARTS A FLAME
ONE MAN BADLY BURNED


ONE MAN BADLY BURNED.
Danger from fire threatened the big steamship Per
sian Monarch, lying OF Rences stores, at Joraiemoh
St., yesterday, and two alarms summoned a large NUM-
Der Of fire engines. The ship was loaded with OIL ana
had it not been for prompt action. she would haVe
been DESTROYED. Two frenen, Henry Harwood ana
Thomas Berks were the engineers storerooin SHORTLY
before noon making preparations to renovae It, liar
wood carried a lighted lantern. and Be,kS pai OF
paint The lantern suddenly exploded and set the
paint afrc. Perks dropped it in some cotton waste
and the room wa, ablaze in a moment.
Babcock eXtngusher was turned on the haihes'
but when the ircmen arrived great volumes OF smoke
T., ID up the hatchways. Openings in the SIDE Oh inc
sureroon were cut by the lremen and they soon had
quantity of water pouring on the smouldenng he ana
conquered it. HARDWOOD badly burned by the oil
from the exploded lantern and the blazing paint ana
he was taken TO the Long Island College Hospital in an
ambulance.
The vessel was fully loaded with Oil ana pro
visions and was TO sail to-day. Il is Thought that
800 will cover the entire loss. The PERSIAN N1narc
Is tho iron steamship that brought the aliinalS OF
Barnums menagere to this country last suuihe''
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W0RK OF 4 THROAT HOSPITAL.

Tie eighteenth annual report OF the Metropolitan
Throa, Hospital No 3jl Wet Thirty four,h>t. shows
that in the last year 1Ij7 new received.
with 4 total of 5.G31 visits. being double what they
were in 1851 The total receipts by Gifts and amount
collected in the hospital were Sl.s27 and after all
expenditures there va, balance on hand Of 500
The hospital is however. in need OF funds present
accommodation not allowing Ia admit many patients
that come 10 Gifts 10 be applied - general
or specified purposes be sent to the treasurer,
Joseph II. Chapman No. IL WallsL
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UOBOK EN-.

THE MOTHER DEAD, TIE CHILDREN sTARNl INV
In room almost devoid OF furniture In tenement
hous in the rear Of 40. l37 Eighth ST., the dead D"l
of Mrs Margaret Reddich found yesterday morn.
ing. In the room were hVc N'"a'' -,
starved and sleeping The deal woman was i'hhd p'
,,, r1or,orv n tenant I'm the house. About SIX
months ago the husband of Mrs Rcddick was killed
iv an accident leaving his family destitute Inc
mother was soon afterward TALON SICK Inc Ones!
tIrn children did what they could - provide 1000 hul
The struggle wa to much Tor Them ana on lhnIdal
Tho aid of the pDOrmaster solicited by nrghbviN'
Inrinc that night she died from the effects OF hcr ais
ease and deprivation Of necessities.
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MP ARnOTr IN DIR. RAINSFORD'S PULPIT.

ABBOTT DIN TNININFTVINI''' '"''''
- ro may iudcc by the size Of the audiences which
roye attended the Friday evening Lcntcn services at
- Georcc's Church. stuyvcsant square, Dr. Rams
ford i, meeting with great success In MS step III III
yitiur non Episcopaan ministers to I'll his pulpit ior
those sermons. Last sunday evening DR.. Kaih'lofu
rrcachcd In Plymouth congregational Church In Brook
Iyn and last night DR.. Lyman Abbot'' OF fNmoutn
church occupied DR.. Rainsiords pulpit at ST. Georges
!, Introducing the pastor Of Plymouth Church Or.
roin-ford referred To the growing liberalism among
thc different branches Of the Protestant churches rs
one Of the hopeful signs Of the progress and strength
81 Christianity.
In speaking OF the recent mob in NcwOrlcinS Dr.
Abbott said 1t WIS wrong for the moo to take inc
Ioy int, their own hands and in al unlawful way pun
IN crime Rui II would have been still worse had the
crime gone unpublished. The uprising Of the people
howcd that conscience III tHat place was not utterly
dead
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Farnsworth Post. Grand army
NJ the Republic Will celebrate it's twenty fifth ami
versary April o, with musical ard literary eh'e'
tainment in Association Hall The proceeds VII I've
for the benefit Of the charity fund. The meuoerSn'p
of the Post il large and ncuGc> many veterans ""O
wa? record matters Of history.
NEW ROCilELLE.-Tho Thomson lioison Eiec trio
Light Company is erecting poles In TINS Vlliisc Uh
which to string wires Yesterday morning Shperlh-
tcndcnt Albeit, who has charge Of the WORKS. va
surprised discover that number OF pOes nan
hcrn cut down during the night Dy some unknown
person. The police unable to throw lght Oh tue