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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The Amphion Cleo Club gave
its first concert in willard Hall last night. 1t was
strictly an invitation affair. Everybody was III NIL
dross the ladies appearing without hats The pro
gramme vas an attractive and the glee club was
assisted by Mrs Ida Bond Young, Soprano Miss Carrie
Hirschman, pianist; Nahan Franko, vlonnlst ana
VIII c. Macfarlane accompanies, Of Ncw-York Clty'
The opening chorus was "A Wet Sheet and FLOWING
Sea- Among other selections were Rest Dearest,
Rest an obligato by C. IL. stecler tenor and ale
Cartsslmao an incidental solo by E. F. Seeley, basso
The second meeting of citizens to discuss
the advisabiity Of general celebration Oh Ihue e,
pendence Day was held In inc ROOMS VI
the Home Building and Loan Association
on Monday night. when q plan when
was agreed npon. This will include parade o.
military and civic organizations, an grafton, ana
fireworks In the evening. Permanent ohcers, IN
cludlng twenty three vice presidents we're elece1 an
executive committee was appointed, and also com
mlttoe on finance. invitations, orator, paIad: pro,
gnmme and entertainment. The expenses viii be
borne by popular subscription, solicited by the nnanclti
committed The next meeting VIII De heId IN INC
dearborn Building Oh Monday night.
YONKERs.JThe third ANIMAL exhibition OF the
Yonkers Photographic Club began on Momday, anu
will Close on June 15 There are shown $40 photo
graphic views Of landscapes, Microscopes monuments
public buildings, etc.
WHITE PLAINS.-The board Of managers OF tne
Westchester County Agricultural Society held meeting
Yesterday at the Court House and adopted nst OF
premiums TO be awarded exhibitors and hoiscnen az
the county fair next fall The prizes aggregate ~ :
offered to athletic clubs and amateur horsemel OiNei
sumner Tea Of New York, has been appointed olair
man Of an executive committee 10 arrange for special
contests.
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GATHERED ABo1r TIE TOWN.

A delegation from the Grand Jury yesterday made
application to tho clerk Of the Board of Supervisors to
know If arrangements could be made for them TO visit
st. Jolnland. The Supervisors will be asked at the
next meeting provide for The expense Of the journey.
The carpenters and joiners employed on The Mar
gsre the largo apartmenthouse belonging to the ee-
tate Of Charles Arbuckle, at Columbia Heights and
Orange st.. went Oh strike yesterday because they
objected 10 the way John Winston, Of NewYork, was
having the floors IN the building put down.
Tic body Of a boy found drowned at Twenty third
st. South Brooklyn. has been identified as that OF
Milton Miller ten years old, Of No 436 West Eighty
third ST., New-Yorh
While Abort seymour. twenty one months old, was
playing In the yard Of his parents homo No. Way
Home last evening. he fell Into tub Of water and
vas drowned
Tie will Of Dr. John Krauter, who died in January
1890 has been offered Cor probate. and Surrogate Alb
bot Yesterday heard testimony the case. Mrs
Emile Krauter his widow, who was not mentioned In
the will contests II. Some time ago she brought
series OF sus to recover dover right In real estate
which Dr. Krauter had sold without her consent. Sht
recovered In all the cases.
James Dawson, who on April 70 shot his wife and
then himself the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Bur
rouehs No 1875 Mton-st was discharged from tht
Eastern District Hospital Yesterday Ills wife has als'
,xoovend from the wound she received When ie
,nned nom the hospital yesterday he taken 10 tn
Lee Avenue Police Court and he was sent 10 the Flat
hnsh Insane Asylum for examination as TO his sanity
Ruth Lent a nine old girl whose parents live
Manhattan and Mcserole ayes, was badly blttn by
doc while walking along BedfOrd-ave yesterday. Tn
wounds were cautorized by Dr. Gillette ana inc CHI
taksn 10 her home.
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rrrrrn.pg AND TELEPHONE OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Eric
Telegraph and Telephone Company yete DAY inc following
diro,,ors wire elected: Abner s. Adams. Charles T.
Adams Charles j. Glddcn. Francis Jewett James w {.
Pickering A. c. Russell and Levi spragie of Lowell,
Mas Wesley A. Gore. Of Fast Boston; James A. Weston
Of Manchester. n. H.; Harvey A. "hitng oil WHO'D
y H.. Arthur l.. Andrews aud George w. ST adnan. Of
Albany: Thomas NJ. Bartlett: Henry d. w. Burt hwnrd
w Carrltt Henry c. Dodge william O. Riddle. Henry Pl
sewan Horace H. sInallsy william @. smythe and II.
Frederick Stevens. Of NewYok The directors orcnnh'd
NV .elcctlne Levi Sprague president Charles J. Gidd
sccrcary and treasurer and James +. Mknstry general
manager The stockholders q the Southwestern Telegraph
ard Tel phone Company. ofsioo Of the Erie then met
and elected the following directors Charles E Adams.
Charles J. Glldden and Levi sIrague OF Lowell Mass.
Thomas sherwln Of Boston Arthur l.. Andrews. Of Al
bany: David q. Parker. Henry =. sewall. Honce II.
Smaller and H. r. Stevens. OF this city. The directors
elected Mr. spraeue president AID Mr.. Gdden secretary
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
YorsESNrrHs BEsrTRRryG THEMSELVES.

Now that the many and complicated troubles In tho
lumber trade practically settled the Board OF Walk
Ing Delegates will devote all It's time ana efforts toward
nusbInc the strike OF housesms. About 1000 inside,
or shopsmlths moulders and foundrymen who went on
strike on May have returned 70 work, but about 1000
outside housesmiths still firm In Gleir demands'
yesterday the walking delegates betlrred Themselves and
succeeded IN getting to Join the Housesmtls Union
twenty men who at work on tho new building OF
the metropolitan Life Insurance Company nine men from
the magnificent house OF g. p Huntington, Fifty
savcntb.st and Fifthaye and several men each from
the Clanin Compaay's building, Thomas-st and Yves,
Broadway and the Hotel Amsterdam thirdst and
Flfth.ave.
This action Of the Board OF Delegates Is sure TO cause
trouble with tho brcklayers who cannot 60 on with their
work until the irJnwork In building is finished The
trckaycrs unions much wrought over the situation
and have tried bring about compromise OF the trouble
They say consequence Of tho housesntls Strike
oboot OOO brcknyers are ont work Many carpenters
nssons pasteers ahers oners and other building trade
wcrkmen also affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
crowns CHASE A TILL-TAPPER

William Meade, young tintappef was cIeVetiy cap
,rsd after lively OF several blocks yesterday
afternoon. lie was fleeing from Policeman Oasey anu
d AZ c,,,,Ans along yilstave when Ofcer Tooker, OF
III. Yorkyilc Court squad him coming along Al
dashlng pace Tooker, who was In civilian cioues'
trpped the hlef and slipped pair Of handouts over his
wrists Meade entered Caroline Keleimans crocKeiy
sor. at No LOIS first.ave shortly after IL O'Clock,
while shs vas In the rear eating her dinner he
sprans owe, the counter sefed the coatnt OF the money
drawer ana dashed 10 the Sidewalk closely
followed by Mrs Ksensn. who aroused tae neighoorhood
with her cries
A large crowd OF boys Joined In the
chase after the thief who showing his pursuers
elesa, pair OF Meade paid attention 10 onc2r
Csseys threat stop IN shoot" but kept right along,
and would probably escaped the Intervention
q, court Oncer locker The prisoner srrsgned bc.
fore Justice at TIT Xorkville Police Court and
Committed Tor TRIAL
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DEAnH FOLLOWED THE ASSAULT.

Detectives Doan McCOrd, OF the Mercer-st station
house yesterday arrested Lucy Msss and her Armand
OF No 22 Thompsonst supicion OF causing the death
Of Antonio GILL; aged eight years OF the same address
Gnl dicd about IL 80 yesterday, and Dr. orm'by,
OF No 90 West Eleventh-st., who had been attending
tho boy days Informed the police Of the death
the boy. and said that doth WIS due TO congestion
Of the BRAIN the result blow tho head. Detective
polan on investigating the learned that three weeks
ago young Gill throwing stones at tho windows Of the
Massis' store Young Massi pulled the boys ear and
Mrs Mast truck him the back OF the head and drove
him the yard That evening Gill complained OF
feeling Ill., aud has since been confined his bed. Two
aars ago Dr. Ormsby called in and the boy told him
OF the assault United By Massl and his mother CHI
then became unconscious and remained until he died
Mrs. Massi and her Armand arraisned IN
JeIerson Market Court yesterday afternoon and were
committed by Justice Kelley await the the
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SECRETS OF THE BIRGIIy COUNTER.
From The Chicago Tribune.

salesman for one OF the large auction houses who
knows Intimately the leading bargain house managers
! happened Into q Safest. establishment the other
DAY and being shown some Of the special bargains
offered 10 the public. Among other things W. q
considerable quantity OF black gros grain silk whose
retail price would have been not less than 81 80 yard
and which being SOLD over the counter at sixty
five cents. 1t cut up into patterns OF twenty
wards each ana than one pattern was sold 10
any purchaser. The writer noticed among the shop
pers who stood about the counter number OF Young
women he knew belonged in another place further
down the street
A little later dropped In ON a friend at the rival
establishment and mentioned the fact that had seen
some 81 his Grl clerks buying at the other place and
commented on the fact that they must be paid pretty
fair salaries 10 enable them TO sport gros grain SILK
dresses The friend winked In an expressive way and
remarked as he led the way 10 the Of the store
- Ne know our business" Then he pointed out O
stock OF gros grain silk which was being rapidly In
creased by young women, each Of whom brought In q
package which carefully unroed and added 10 the
pile \ salesman was busily engaged preparing
pacard, which read
As advertised. - cents yard, worth 81
You sec how nice and easy II is, said my &C
ouaintance. BLANK & Co. advertise speciality and
We send our girls down there buy all they can get hold
of at thclr price put II into stock and sell u at an
advance Of about fifteen per cent
"Great scheme. Do YOU work II often y
"Oh yes we work 1t right along. and | suppose the
other fellows work u.s. We shall advertise this lot Of
silk In the papers tomorrow and make great spread
on n They NAV come and buy II back from us 10
use in some future sale al another advance but there
is pro1t IN Il for u.s. and find the same tactics IN
all lines whether II be SILKS undertaking. notions
or sundries, pay us very we'll
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4 FINANCIAL sECRErARY ACCUSED OF THEFT

Joseph Kimple, living at No. 1,s74 Avenue A. ule
financial secretary The Johanna Rodebrad heoekah DC
crea Lodge. NO g. 1. o. o. F. was prisoner al
tho Harlem Police Court yesterday morning charged
with having msapprOprinted money Of the lodge Dur
inc the months OF January February and March. knpe
Is CHARGED appropriated s7e 81 which he received from
bes az dues On January Is he received $50 from Ferd
nand FUCHS the chairman of the Finance Committee Of No
ao4 Fireave to purchase supplies for the lodge KIM
ME u k aeaed also appropriated this money to bis own
use. The lodge members finally became suspicious OF
their financial secretary, and last Sunday when hey me'
~ their hall at No. 423 East Seventy -ff:h-sa, he was
openly accused .u,,,o,,,
An investigation Of his books had been made without
his knowledge and tho discrepancy was discovered by
order OF W. r. Spooper Che grand master WARRANT was
sworn out by Chorman Fuchs asainss me
financial secretary and placed In tho hands OF
Policeman Bass OF the Harlem court squad The omcei
ound Kirnpc coming Of the liquor store On the ground
floor Of his home on Monday night He was locked uD
IN the onchundred twenty sixth-st police station
Justice ydc committed Kimple TO prison In default Of
80 %, tpr,h.r examination Klmpe Is thrty|:wo yvars
old aud says that he Is cabinetmakel by trade.
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GAVE HIS LAylLIDY WORTHLESS CHECKS

Clement McCorkle bookkeeper, twetyseven years old
was arrsgned in Jefferson Market Court yesterday chargo
nv Mrs Abby Towner, Of No. 320 West Fourtoenth-st
yi, nasstne two worthless checks for s65 and the
other for s36 Mrs. Towner keeps boarding house
About two months ago McCorhe engaged beard for him.
self and his wife her house. On May 20 wheh MIS-
rowner handed McCorkle his account he said he was
hor, n, onov and gave her check for S65 the hank
OF Davis e. Wiley. Of Salisbury ~ c.. in payment \
week ago McCorxle gave Mrs. Towner check for $50
on the same bank
Mrs Tovner deposited the checks in her bank and
thew ware returned 70 her marked account" Mrs.
1owner reported The case Inspector ByrneS, and on
Monday nigh: Detective Grady arrested McCoihe Me-
Core said that he formerly deposited money in Davis
& Wey's bank md that he must have oyerdrawn his
account.
lie held for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
TIE DEAD GIRLS HAND MOVED.
1T TOUCHED HER LOVERS ARM AND HE
,ro,,cur cry nan COME TO LIFE.

1T TOUCHED HER LOVERS ARM AND HE
THOUGHT SHE HAD COME TO LIFE.
rnn,, Goldanney. AGED twenty-three years, died OF
BethIsrael Hospital, No. log East Broadway, vi
Monday morning. Yesterday morning tie sris SVu'
wa, In the dead room" when her lover Davd huoein
hoff of No. 37s Grandst, came to take ias' 'oA az
her who was to have been his wife In few dhs
While he was weeping the dead girPs hand sudueny
fell from her bosom against the hand Of the Sorrow9
lover. He thought she had come to lie, ana run ior
helm. Tho whole house was aroused kuoeih"'i
you'd NOT he satisfied that the girl dead TIL every
means the house surgeon, Welnstein, could employ
was rcsorted to. Then he went AWAY nearly proKen
hearted.
The girl and her lover eloped from POLAND SIX WeohS
ago and came 10 this country. They were cngased W
he mnrried and lived with Mrs. Kauhmann' at NO oo'
Grand st., cousin OF the girls. On June MISS
Golinney was admitted to the hospital ana uiea VI
nerItonits and other diseases In complication Ihere
were suspicious that malpractice had oeen one 1870
Of the girls first illness. Coroner Long mas oruerou
m
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THE SUGAR TRUST ro PAY DIVIDENDS.
BOTH THE PRDFERRED AND COMMON SiooA
HOLDERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOTH THE PRBFERRED AND CoMMoS SAo0~
HOLDERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABOUT SUITS.
The directors of the American sugar Refining 0on'
uanv Yesterday declared dividends of BIZ per oo'
and per cent respectively on the preferred anu I'm
mon stocks Of the company The DIVIDENDS Mo pa5
sble on July and the transfer books close OF 'ue
Wall Street has shown great interest IN 'nls ".
currence and the dividend on the common s'ocN woo
1.2 pcr cent more than had been expected even y.
the bulls The bears had been predicting VhaS no
dividend would be declared on the common s'"'''.
The stock opened strong at the Stock Exchange ana
sold at 90 but as soon as II became known that q
dividend had been arranged for the common stoch.
holders the price ran on to 81 1-2@es Ia some OF
the bears had the temerty TO offer to sell the divloeho
on the common at IL per cent under the ofca Inquire
This was accompanied by rmors that suit would DC
instituted TO enjOin the payment of the dividend.
Treasurer searles, Of the American Sugar Rehnine
COMPANY said yesterday that no financial statemen'
ronId be given out When esked as TO whether the
company had complied with the New-Jersey law wmch
requires full payment TO preferred stockholders De
fore anything can be given to common stockholders he
declined 10 furnish information I'VE nave declared
the dividends he said, and VIC VIII pay mem. me
board feels fully authorized in It's ACTON au nis co
potent legal advice There Is not the slghtest g1un
for the Institution Of suit to prevent the dlVideno
on the common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
NEW.YORK CITY.

There was $500 600 In gold coin engaged at the Sub
Treasury Yesterday for shipment to Europe to-day by
August Belmont Co
At the Barge Office yesterday twelve italian lmm
grants were dcbarred from landing OF these several
had been convicted criminals In Italy and the others
were Thought likely to become public charges.
The Subway Commissioners informed Mayor Grant
Yesterday that they prepared 10 surrender their
set of offices in Broadway, between Thirty ana
Thirty third sts for smaller and loss expensive rooms
In the stewart Building.
The new constitution of the Ancient Order Of iiber
mans agreed to at the convention OF the order recently
In this city restricts the membership TO those VINO 40
not belong TO sec et society condemned by the Catho
lie Church.
Tho Torrrr botanical Club held its last meeting for
the season at Hamilton Hail. Columbia College, last
evening DR.. T. MOrong presided, and after vote
was unanimously passed thanking Messrs. Pitcher and
Manda for their hospitality on saturday the rev. L. H.
Lighthpe read Notes on the spring Flowers Oh
Mode Florida" illustrating them with specimens.
The meeting adjourned till the second Tuesday LII
| October.
somue1 w. Enrich of the well known dry goods firm
~ Enrich Brothers, PRIOR to his departure for Europe
Yesterday on the steamer IIave entertained his buyers
| a. dinner ON Monday evening at his home. majority
Of them will accompany him on tho trip IN search OF
| novelties for fall and winter trade
| The New.York Tax Reform Association was moor
porated yesterday at the ONCE OF tne county III
The trustees Spencer Aldrich T. BerSeey, stephen
| n sturces Bolton Hail and General T. @ Christen-
| can Since the issuance Of the declaration OF prn'
cples and names Of signers of the original draft
largo number Of prominent citizens have, by letter OF
verbally gven notice Of their desire to be enrolled as
| members.
| The Executive Committee Of the New-Yorh Dcmoc-
racN win meet at No. 90 secondave. this evening u
| hear reports from the various districts
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt VIII appear
this morning before the committee Of the XXIst AS
sbly District Republicans appointed TO examine into
| the Local Board Of Civil Service Examiners.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Society Of
| Amateur Photographers of Now-York was held at NO
III West Thirty -eighths last evening The members
| listened to an informal talk by William NJ Murray
Captain Henry Erben, the new commandant OF inc
Navy Yard will be entertained at dinner by members
| OF tho Brooklyn Club on Tuesday evening neXt'
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ncw.York Jockey Club races, Morris PARK 2'oo D. IL"
Columbia Commencement, Music Hall, S:l5 p. M
xxIst Assembly District Republican investigating
Committee. IL q. m.
Fqtzpatrick assaur. case, before Justice Murray
New.Y -Pittsburg baseball match, Polo GrounuS'
D.
McdicoI.egal Society, Hotel buckingham. 3 p. ID .
Orange Tennis Club Tournament Mountain stauon' D
D.
Madison Avenue Baptist Church meeting. 3 p M
Mt. Morris Institute Commencement. 10 a. m.
packer Collegiate Institute Commencement, p. m
Union Club meeting, evening.
Board Of Trade and Transportation, 80 p. m
College for Training Of Teachers Commencement NO.
0 University Place, 10 o. m.
Chamber Of Commerce, No. 80 Nassau-st
Middle States Regatta Association, Hotel Marlborough
D. M
Park and Aqueduct Commissioner meetings
Music In Tompkins Square BY 18th Regiment Banu' o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
. TrRRrnLp mALApY KILLED HIM.

Eneshnen enjoy characteristic Irish stories whom wen
.d as well as Americans do but they do not always have
Che faculty bringing out the funny side OF irish sneo-
doco Marshall p Wilder is finding that this little yarn
AZ In, tsl,s IT, Is vastly appreciated in London:
Mira Mccarthy sobbIng. meets Mrs. Bfaherty. IAN
,hwst is IT, Mrs Mccarthy" asks Mrs Flahorty, rs
nnybody deadr Mrs Mccarthy mods energetically and
.ob. the louder AN it' inquiries the sympa-
q. .,,hhor Nfike rosponds the bereaved. "An'
Yhvat did he die Off" "1Ie died Of Chnesday" "Oh.
iIyans y, cries Mrs Baherty isn't IL horrblel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

The chief excellence OF
Cleveland's baking powder
is its perfect healthfulness.
Its raising power comes
from cream of tartar and
soda, the wholesomest lea
ven, nothing else. 1t is
not drugged with ammonia
or cheapened with alum.
Cleveland's is perfectly
wholesome; leavens most,
and leavens best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
Jersey CITY.

CLOSELY CHASING BRISTOL AND Ills BOYS.
SUPERINTENDENT Smith OF the Police said at 80
n. M Yesterday that Lester L. BRISTOL and MS Tour
bows had been found Yesterday afternoon telegram
was received at the Delaware, Lackawanna ana west
ern depot which said that man and four boys
answering the description Of BRISTOL ana his Children
had passed through Closter n. j., at p m, Oh INC
Northern Ralb DAD OF New-Jersey. They were gohs
north. Thh dispatch was sent at once 10 NIS,
p,4stou and her husbands brother in-law, Morrel
Morcau Immediately went in pursuit Of BRISTOL
A teleram from him was received during the even
inc 20 the effect that Mareau was on the right track
and would be back in Jersey City this morning:
third telegram was received by SuperntengenG o nun W.
Soy iS had passed through spsrdll. This telegram
Was from Sheriff Blauvelt OF kocnand County, ~ 2
1ho noIice here believe that Br.stou had gone TINS
way for the purpose Of connecting with me Wes'
shore Railroad at West Nyack and that BrstoH PROB
ably intended to go West on that road
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n1sHor IoraHL1N pREAKs GRoUNp.

Che annual garden party In aid Of St Marys Hospital
was begun last evening tho hospital grounds ST. Marks
snc Rochester aves Mayor Chaplin introduced by Dr.
John Byrno and opened the fair with an address, Bishop
Iouchlin broke ground addition TO the hospital
Among those present Mr. and Mrs Hugh McLaush
lin Mrs Charles 4. Hoyt DR.. and Mrs John Byrne'
Mr.. and Mrs David Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs j. f. HERBERT
Mr. and Mrs Thomas McCann and Mrs. E. L. Love-
Many handsome articles and large amount OF
monoy seems !nsy be realized The fair will 80 On
Tedn ssday and Thursday.
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SMOKE FROM THE FoURTH-AvE. TUNNEL.

The Adermen's Committee on Railroads reported
70 the Board Yesterday that the ordinance relating to
the lighting and ventilatlng Of the Fourth ave. tunnel
had been rendered practically unnecessary by the
passage Of the same provisions by the legislature
As to the complaints Of the residents along the line
of the avenue that they are annoyed by SCOT and
smoke from the bltuminous coal In use, the committee
advised the passage OF an ordinance making 1t misde
mcanor. with penalty OF $50, for any engineer or
railroad emplOyc 10 allow smoke from bltuHlhOus
coal TO escape into the tunnel The report was
dnnted and The passage Of the ordinance is probable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
STATEN ISLAND

NEW.BRIGlITON-The annual charter election for
Village trustees In New Brighton was held yesterday
In the Fourth Ward the contest lively one, q
determined effort was made by some Of the local fire
companies to defeat Patrick J. Connolly because he
had introduced resolution In the Board of Trustees
which was Objectionable 10 the tremen Connolly had
was reelected Trustee by 100 votes over his op.
ponens. David Wilcox was reelected In tho second
Ward and James Malloy reelected in the Sixth Ward