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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
NEW MOTIVE POWER FOR STREET CARS.
A Spring Eight Feet Long that WIN Drive
Car -Four Miles.

ASsoSrA. Conn. Aug. GA few weeks ago
Mr.. S. II. Shaw OF Kansas camo 10 this place
TO find manufacturer who could make him
spring eight feet long. twelve feet wide. and
three thiity-seconds OF IN inch thi k. He had
been to ncnry every spring maker in the
country. and camo hero rs n inas resort. Mr.
Thomas Wallace. ofthe Nrm Of Wa lace Il Sons.
undertook tho ID. and to-day the spring Is
ready to be wound on mandrel which is being
made for It.
The use to which this big snrinc is TO be put
l. to propel street cars. 1hcre are to DO eight
OF Thorn under each ear. 6ach wound M In bar.
r-ls % inches in diameter. The outer cdgea OF
these bur- els form sprocket Wheels. from
VIII CHI run endless chains connecting with
sprccket wheols on the car axles Each snt ing
Ia two-hrse power, making sixteen horse
p"w"r To zach cur. These. T. Is estimated. will
drive q car four miles. They nre under tha
control OF tho drlver. can DO disconnected by
the turn Of the wheel. aud in running doxn a
road Tour miles long u winding station, re-
curing AN oHRine. would have to bs ret up at
each and
Tho first test with a regular car will no on tho
line running from Manchester 10 Richn ond.
Va A model. Weighing 1000 pounds and
carrying ten pera"ns. made n successful trip
over the road n few weeks ago. mounting An
eight per cent. grade with ease. II tho coming
test ia successful. tho new method OF street car
propulsion will rcvolutonize tho business. MS
the cars can I've made and fitted at the cost OF
an ordinary car. The springs cnn 10 Increased
10 run longer distance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
IN THE GREEY MOUNTAINS.
Pleasures or Life In Mnnchester aud Per
sons Who Enjoy Them.

Pleasures or life In Mnnchester aud Per.
sons Who Enjoy Them.
A pom picture OF Manchester. W.. Is OF little
use In conveying IN iden OF its charms. Nature
has dore much there: art. very little beyond
furnishing n Lostelry whore Tho inner man cnn
find the bsst OF entertainment and refresh-
ment A series OF detached buildings. con-
nected bv covered way. constitute the E1ui-
nox Hotel on tho village street. or what Is
called q street-in reality. great wide park.
bordered with double row OF gigantic elm
trees. whore branches meot overhead for Minis
perfect shade for tho promenade beneath.
No fences arc seen In front OF the quaint
dwellings, fronting this avenue. Tho lawns
slope to meet tho strip OF marble pavement.
which Is the only break In the Great expanso
OF green. Doorsteps and horse blocks are Of
white marble. and Il Q moro substantial struc-
tures havo trimmings OF the samo stone.
Mountains rise on every hand Tho air is IN
el,xir. Tho atmosphere OF the place promises
Ta"Ie tu, ls,s *, Sxc;emsnt other 'hn1
eai %sncf III " s Cewns ara
tennis. make Mp tho list Of d.vcrsinns there;
guests. many more. In The vicinity. and mics
and miles OF good drives aro among tho out
~? Ih.s lhossIie" estsr,alnmsnt given on last
elit o. II library lust Starring IN hlanchostcr.
Ike many New England resorts. ,lo eenson is
a at, one hero. topteinber bringing larEe
quota Of tourists and nriists.
=, Among ,Snrnt ",rivais ere Mr' SnI Mrs y.
l.. Norton Charles Snoyslnitn and family. EX.
Mayor FRANKLIN EIson and family. Mr, ,nnd
Mrs John Henri, Murphy, William {; GMlllyer
Hon. i"hi, NJ. Francis. the Hrn. Roswell. A.
l'nrmenter and family: Troy; GefrEe Al Ar
body and family Drooklyn; Judge \. A.
Mncnmber AMI family Rochester: ). Foster
lihodcs and family Chicago.
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NnIlrond Notes.

Tho Southern Pacific will withdraw itss
sto mships running between dNSlyosto md
Now YORK. Xieiers. and Morgan City. md they
have been InnktnE weekly ,rirs The Calves;
.sey Sheress that SsWse e 0s New '4 ori and nd
New iroIns nns grown 80 large that the com;
several times thrsnssnsd TO- WITHDRAW tho
% I've 9S. new ens has nss
ssryic. betweon Now Orieans. and New, YORK
Ms sanp Va. 5S% NsS sSI X
6i!0.OOb More than iopr. hf.hs q hi. f. With
Its buslne at Now Orlenns
to eh1t nnfH G Gs
Err N9w Spa 9 Ga AND
eo%notl,on rio latter viii on Aug; G 4" s III
excursion Tickets from C!nclnnaIi 10 The samo
conil tion. rs nnnounced by the other lines.
The pennsyivani9 docs not Propose ~ war II
nnt sp to , s
tions A. may be- Afforded. by any other routo
uEo t The e. G,asion nam m;o h, n,,,,, s
,y-dyo acres y land ia cn%berisnd for he 'H
erection Of mills shops. and irelSht yards.
improvements are completod The D. and o,
vii! nov, its s shops from kcyser, Pedmonr,
anu MATtlnRpurk 10 Cnmherlnl u.
Another railroad In the Black Hills which
w TO q tSs sO ros viii S
built from Rapid City, due west through tho
hills. ninety miles 10 Mystie, where It will In.
It viii DO continued to the coal mines OF Wy
omipg. forty-hve mlles The work will begin
right away.
The Kansas Railroad Com missioners notified
tho manager Of the Union Pacific yesterday
thar tho entire line 81 the Kansas Central must
1.-THE order was not complied with at once.
they enid. the matter would be turned oyer to
taken 20 revoke tho roads charter. About six
weeks ago an accident resulting IN the death OF
era decided was due 10 tho poor track. The
general manager says that the road has never
raid charges. and 1t could not stand the addi-
tioLal expense.
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MARI ANy CfRnOiL.s RINGS
They Send O'Ixecfe to JAN and Upset TIA
Carroll Family.

John O'Keefe. q bartender OF West md Hous-
ton streets was charged In tho Yorkvie Police
Court yesteId ny with taking four gold rings
from tho fingers Of Mary Ann Carroll. 6ho Is
90 renrs old md married. Sho aud her hus-
band take caro- Of tho premises at l40 West
tixty.seconi street. Mary Ann told Justice
Mcmahon that on Thursday night sho won't to
tho saloon NJ so AmsteIdnm avenue to buy n
back room near tho family cntramce John
O'keci- camo ~. nn,l taking her left hand BE-.
gan to admire her ng-. Ono was plain & iii
welding ring and the olher ihroe were sot With
stones.
,UKeefo asked TO tnke tho rings. But I
closed my hnnd lightly."' Mary Ann said, "and
forced ny hand oneIn' ana hit me I;u tho nose
was ye,y llack; O'Eeelo SAD that Mary Am
from her N!!,rsers for S, safe % k.ening: When
street station arrested O'Keefe on Friday
night. the four r,nGs were In his nocket.
III rnn hayo my rings. judge" said Mary
Ann. Il VII, be willing 10 lot nv, on This man.
homo for this and Wish yon.d ley him 90
Okeefe was held in $4,000 bail Tor trial at
tho General Sessions.
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FOREST FIRES nv CALIFORNIA.
Two Counties Which Seem tn He Heavy
HuGcrers-Exteutor the Flames.

HuGcrers-Extcnto or the Flames.
S.S FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-For several days
past forest fires have bean raging IN Nevada
county. and a !nr.e amount CT valuable prop
erty has ben destroyed. including fcnces.
bridges. md buildings. Many poor peoplc arc
rendered homeless. and tho fed for miles on
stock ranges Is burned on. ii Dorado county
Inns suffered worse than Nevada county. Sew
oral days ago lire began nenr Clarksrille. 1t
travelled several miles each day, spending far
and wide. aud In many sections denudod the
country OF timber. 1t followed the American
10y 3" tbs amM so,
OF Mud springs. Mon. women. aud children
were out dny and night protecting their
homes
Another fro started nonr Diamond SrIinCs
mi spr"ad over tho hills IN both idcsoi web
low. Deer. royo ia. Wildcats nnd California
lions arc 10 DO soon lleeinG for their lives.
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EX-WANDES WiLsH or TIE TOMBS.

He Is Now Waterman Tn tho Dock he.
pnrt,ncnt After Many Cps n"d Downs.
Ex.Aldcrmnu Thomas J.. Walsh was appoint
cd on Juno Is ms q day lnbnr~r In the Dock DO.
par'ment. His paw Is about 50 a day. and hs
has boen assigned to act as Waterman.
Mr.. Walsh Inns bhd mnny urs and downs. md
ho Is q poorer man now than he over WAS be-
foro. lie WAS at ono time tho most cons picuous
figure In the Second district He WINS . County
Democrat then. and when Tammany sailed
Walsh grow dim He Was for time Warden
Of the Tombs. aud whom he nurrendersl this
lost he opened ~ linuor shloon At II Centre
the business out, Dry Dollar sullivan 10 now
In possession ~ 1t.
MIR. Wnlsn IL now classcd rs n Tnmmsny
mnn. About ~ year ago hts eldest daughter
mado her debut as m actress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
TIE NEW CENTRAL LABoR BoDE
unions that Have Been Invited 70 HelP
Or9nnixe IL To. day.

Thcie was great excitement yesterday
among tho socinlstie element OF tho Contra
Labor Federation over tho new Central Labor
OILY VIII oh Ia to 10 Organized to-dny at 81 Ens'
Fourth street under tho sponsorship Of Henry
Weisnann and August De'nhnr
Tho split In tho Central Labor Federation
which has led to tho formation OF tho now cen
trial body is ostensibly on account OF tho ad.
mission Of tho Socin,istc Labor party int" tho
councils OF tho Federation. he Socialists nc
cusoi Henry Wei-mnnn and August Deabat
Of tcing under tho domination Of President
SAMUEL Corners 81 tho American Federation
Of Labor. who drcliurd to grant n chnrier t.,
tho Central Labor Fedora, on unit lie inid tue
matter bio Tie Inst conventions, On the
ground Tint politics and labor should bc Kept
:, Tho lonlcrs II tho. now central body, sav
us'enehly tho charges against Welsinnnn,
Ielnrnr. nnl 'iomicr-, were brought NJ ut th,'
nn"etins o; tn" Gen,,al LabnL In,Iorn'i2n last
ronnnts ni the new central labor orenni, n
tion. TN tho other hnnd. sny that ronio OF tho
unions which 1t exl ees I" become an ,iatcd
with 1t have no membership ley"hd Tho o.i.-
Ii is said bv wei.mann aud Dclabnr that the
following organization arc likely 10 10 r'rro-
srh'ed nj tho conferences Ut 50 Enst ourth
bakers Unions Nos. I, 7. 30 81. ~. 80. ~, ~,
and %: Musical lJoGres.ko Union: Trades
Council OF unrmrnt WurHers. icircsenting ak
tecN nrEaniHutl,nS. lrogtO .Slfo MNchlnlStS.
~, ogrnphical Union No. pa Ciunrmak ers'
Cnions Nos. LA aud ~, Loot and shoe Work.
srs Nntionu Wood cnrv,rs. Grrman Framers'
Union. New York tl"ihing Cutters No. 4. and
furniture Workers Union M. q.
The call for tho conference has also been
sent to Tytoarnphirni Mon No. g. and tho
lniiod brotherhood Of Carrentcra. but 1t IL
doubtful II representatives OF these unions will
attend.
The. Socialists allcge that almost all Of tho
organizations which AFRO expected TO send dele
gates Will not send them md that IN other
ca, os tho call after being consi'l' red at the
mo"tinCa OF tho various organizations lns
been simply Ind on the tnble.
Secretary Chris Evans Of the American Fed
Grafton OF lnbor said yesterday that Mr.
Gompers would not orrose tho now organiza-
ti0n. lie admitted lint Air. fompers was in
evmpnthy with the nun political principles laid
down in the coll OF tho new central body for u
cnnfrInnco.
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let Queer Metallic Thing. Alone.

William Duffy OF 80 lark row found at In.
wood yesterday mo,ninG a bright copper CYL
in'ler about two inches long. Iie WINS not fa-
miliur with the appearance Of tho big detonat-
Ing caps H. cd to explode dynamite cartridges.
Tliore was no one around who could toll him
what was inside o. the cylinder. and he decided
to find out for himself
il. tried to unscrsw the top. but there was
nothing to unscrow. Then he broke 1t omen
u hang. His right arm, and hard were buddy
lncrrAtad. He was taken to tho Manhattan
Hospital. and sent thence TO Bellevue.
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MIX Fln,y. In Nfnrrisnnia.

Plumber Paul Decker's horse got weary drag
ging his master around tho dusty roads oil
Morrisania In tho heat yesterday. Decker got
out OF tho buggy at lGlst street and Third AVE.
nue. to collec, n bill In that neigh borhood and
the horse started OIL on run for the stable us
soon as no saw tho door OF store close on tho
liam Burrells milk wagon, which was stand.
ing at 1894 street. md $40 worth Of milk flowed
into tho nearest sowcr
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The Old Volunteer. Come BneL.

Tho rod .shirted volunteer nremen returned
last night fIom tho State Convention at Her
kiIuer. They We're net at the jay Street Ferry
by u delegation Of the sons OF the voluntsers
They marched around the lower part OF the
town. passing the newspaper Offices. and went
Ia their henduunriOrs Mt ssex Market WhcIo
they dsL anded aud went home.
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Two Crippled Tramrs Fisht Two Able
bodied Oncs,

LAYTON. Pa. Aug. 22.-On Thursday four
tramps. two OF whom were able-bodiod and
two OF whom were one-loeged men. formed a
begging combination ut Dawson. Tho cripples
legged money. with which tho others bought
whiskoy. They boarded Baltimore and Ohio
Aiter drinking for some time the able bodied
men wanted the GRIZZLIES 20 60 anu bog more
sued. In which The cripnss used their crutckes
with telling effect, Tho combination was
broken IN ny the hight and the two able -hodicd
yIctOrs of tho battle.
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James Harvey. aged II years and Charles
Beck man. agsd 20 years. both OF AT Brook av-
Willis avenue aiior he had closed 1t ON tho
morning OF July5. Thoy used o jimmy and
stole IS. three bottles Of whlskey. 200 cigars,
and q scarf pin valued At SO. Harvey was
caught on July II and was sent to tho Catholic
though, that Beck man ought 10 share tho PEN
n ty. and he told all about Beekman's part In
tho BURGLAR. Beek man was a, rested on FRIDAY.
Morrissnia Poiice Court. yes crday. Beekman
learned that no had on,lIved The conn nant,
was caprureL. Lvnch's death did not hnip
. 'okman. as enough was known Of tho bur-
accused In 81 900 bal Tor trial.
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Stntc Politics.

Tho ChemunG Democratic County Conven-
tion wns hold Mt 1Iorseheady yesterday after
noon. Tho delegates elected TO tho State Con-
vention nre Judge s. 8. Tay lor. A. G. Eustaco.
Gov. Hin and the last Legislature md ar
rniGnlng Collector Fnssett were Unanimously
udopi8d.
James II. Day, William Moran. md L. Brady
were yesterday elected delegates from Stcuh hen
county 10 The Democratic state Convent on.
tenaut-GO,eruor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
A mig Cat In the Wage. OF Cotton pick CT,

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 90. Tho proposition TO
moot the decreased price OF cotton by paying
less for the picking. suggested n few days ngo
at II meeting OF planters Mt Momphis. is we'll
received here. Similar meetings have boon
held in Mississippi md Louisiana md tho
Memphis nlan agreed on. processing. however.
u reduction ir IN rs to 40 cents q hundred
rnunns instead OF the 80 cents proposed at
Mcmphis. The planters have pledged them
eeIv's not TO pny more than Az cents. Tho re-
I'd by the rickers. and the chances are " . big
strike on this question.
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pITTsnuRGr, Aug. 90. Tho Rev. J. \. Satchel
Of Allegheny publishes n card In which he OK
poses tho exploits OF his nephew. II. Martyr
Sa'chell. Tho R"v. Mr.. satchell Is spending
his vacation at Delviders, n. j.. and wrltes
rom there that liie nephew has teen uslnG his
Interested in tho Allegheny inlssion, and had
been Irarti Ing his deception every whorc no
lexin operations hei Q, The pi eacher decided to
y. event it by posting him In advance.
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How Did the snnke Get Up stairs,

D1vnP. " j.. Aug. 22pnvid McPenk had
occasion TO 60 T. his upstairs bsdro M yes
to-day afternoon and III removinGa hox that
was nenr the wall disco, erad q ropp~rheAl
.nako The reptile " rs two and oDe.hnii Il ct
long and .howed aghi. Mcl'~sk drspaioh-d IL
1t with wnlFing stick k"body cal Imagine
how tue suaIO got w sl1i.:,
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MULLALY-PFAHsO Thursday, Aug
IN BY the Rev. Dr. James Mils,t at tho brides
residence, Thomas Mullaly to Matilda Pearson, all
of this city.
MATHEMATICIAN st. Johns Epis
copai Church. Cornwall. y. Y Auv. H. by the Rev.
Horace H. goodyear Of Alton III, Florence. young
est daughter of the late Row y. Marion Tower to
Frank Allan Waterman Of Fulton, N. Y.
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5-cure - sound mind. which seldom goes
without aoiind Digestion by using Dr. siEGERfS An.
gosiurA BltisrH
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Ausinrss 5Qptirts.

Dr. u. Parker Fray, leading Chiropodist oriRt
nator of manicure nrt and goods America art ls7j:
Eoois la7-L skfny treats all diseases Of the feet and
moderate eha,Re.: heat refe.snce1; testimonials
shown: nneQuned manicure and pedicura. FrepAra-
tons ecienthcay prepared by Or. j.. Parker Pray Co
uim'tsd! farlors and saesrooms 10 West 2'd 49, op.
posite Eden Musee Esabiiahrd ltOS. oHices
Arcade rooms 81 and "a Corns Soc Finger nails $50
Mrs.. Win.low's Soothing Syrup for children
tseihinG roitens tho gums rsiures nhamma ton al
lays pain. cures wind colo, 10 cents bottle.
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Srfrial 3lo,iers.

BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACRA.
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL rsE.
Cures Cramps, Cole Colds and all palma Nc. . bSkas
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MARRIED..

buy STANDARD BRAND Ladies' Collars aud CuGs
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Arrived-SarrRoAr. Aug ~
SIS Greece. jeffrey. London
IS lndie Tat. Gibraltar.
70 North durham. jones. Lisbon.
- NurRe. knu,lsen IhristiAnsAui.
"a Alamo. Iewi., GAlv.ston
70 lrO'lii0tA Pennington. Jacksonville
e Chattahoochee DAxRttt savannah
khip John Y. Kohhins robbins l;oi o.
ship NiCilant, al ey. Cebu.
Ship Teiefon, PeterSen, Harrow.
Il or later arrivals SO, First Paxal
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALsASAC-ris
fun rises 10 Sun ssts... 4eI Moo rises. u
riGM wATEn--rHis nay.
Snudy Hook 10 ~ Gov Island 10 39I Ile Gate II 20
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Wear IL eHSco sfss6 to S.nn .aa r cs:
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ARRIVED our.
e Waeslund. from New York. OF the Lizard.

sAiLt? 'Rna rourt6S pouts
IS Columbia. from Southampton for New York
f. ThinRvailn from topen hagen for New York
Is LndKAte tiill, from London for New York
IS La kormAndie, from llavre Tor New YORK.
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NOBLE On Thursday. Aug. 90 at Bridgeport
Conn.,. Lucrstia H. Noble aged eoysars months
and days
Friends arc invited to stcnd the funeral from her
late resdenus 2o7 Norman q, gu Sunday afternoon
At3,i5 O'Clock.
PECORA.-O On tie 22d inst Joseph focora.
Funeral on Sunday, at2 r. 81. from 2iosIn ~. Role
tives and friends are invited.
REILLY.-on Wednesday, AuE. 10 Elizaosth Reilly.
Funeral from her late residence 32i West 10th st.,
on sunday, Aug. - at . T. NJ. sharp
SIEG IlOkTS Ek-On friday. At quarter 70 -
a, NJ. John O. sIeghortner In tho 57th year Of hs
ReA, O. and friends are invited to attend h fuusrar
which will take place OH Monday. 2@th inst. ay 2 r.
81. from Ills late residence, Ola West %sth st.
sINNOTT.-At Providence. n. l.. Aug IA Catherine
Brtsn wife OF tho late Peter a. sinnot Esq, ~ the
age OF 20 years
Enniscorlhy tIroland) and st. John N b. papsn
please copy.
EMACK.-On Friday. George Smack. AGED GG years
Funeral services ut his late residence. % Beach ST.
StA,loion s. l.. SUNDAY. At 81. N. Interu,eut At si
Yer Monnt Cemetery.
TALLON.-Atco Corona L. l.. on Wednesday. Aug is.
Ie"i lairirk Talon, native 81 county Dublin, Ire
land. IA tho 7%th year OF lis nvo.
Relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral, on Sunday, Aug. "a
Isni nt2r. u. Traius leave Long island City every
hAt hour,
TIIDMsON.-o Thursday, Avg. p. of dysentery
Harold V, non OF Alexander and Mary J. Tn, mon
agedl7 years
Fune rervices at st. Ann's Church corner ofClnton
md Livingston sta. Brooklyn. on Sunday. 81 $50
Pm. Newark papers please copy.
TOHlS.-un Saturday, Aug ~ at bridgeport Conn.
John, son OF Thomas aud Ellen Tobiu OF II Brook
Al, aged 7 months
Friends arc Invited TO attend tho funeral from the
residence Of the parents n BROOK st., OH sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
THUI.Ot Ron THURSDAY, Aug 90 at Bridgeport
Conn. Mrs Amanda b. Trulock, agsd 30 ysars y
months and ~ dsyL
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, 30 fark ay, on Monday Afternoon
at O'Clock.
The record-union., 1891-02-26
FOR AGED WOMEN.
Annual Meeting of the Marguerite
Home Directors

The annual meeting of the Directors of
this institution was held yesterday at the
Home" on Seventh street, it being the
birthday of the founder, Mrs. Margaret
Il. Croker. From the report of the
Matron, Miss Fanny Stafford, it appears
that sixteen old ladies are at present be-
ing supported by the trust fund. There
have been four admissions during the
past year, and one death.
Miss Stafford further says that several
times during the year the "Home'' has
been honored by visits from its esteemed
benefactress. That her great heart is still
in accord with the objects and purposes
for which she founded the Home" seven
years ago yesterday, has been shown in
many ways. When certain needs We're
ascertained by her she promptly placed
the necessary means at the Directors dis
posal, with results which have been
most gratifying.
Acknowledgements are made to the pro-
prietors of the San Francisco ErGnine,',
and the RECoRD-U UNION and Bee, for daily
papers furnished to the occupants.
The old Board of Directresses to control
the internal management was reelected,
and consists of Mesdamcs Miller, Me-
Creary, Orcott, Mebius, Simmons and
Diliman. The Matron is Miss Stafford,
and the attending physician DR.. w. A.
Briggs.