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New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles Acker twelve years old Of No 33 scholes
st. was drowned yesterday I'm Newtown Creek While
playng on some piles floating in the water. HIS
CRIES for help were heard by two worlmen, but be-
fore they reached him he had disappeared The body
was recovered.
Giovanni Meile, an italian, was found yesterday In
an orthuse Of his boardnghouse, at No. II Jackson
ave with his throat cut. The wound had been self
inflicted with suicidal intent. Meile when found was
su alive and said he had tried to take bis life be-
cause lie was sick and desIbndent. He was taken to
81. GATHERINGS Hospital, where his death was hourly
,oorod for Meile has wife and three children in
Italy.
Work will begin shortly upon an additional milo
~ Tho Kings County Elevated Railway in the Twenty
sixth Ward.
The Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company.
which failed few months ago to get permission from
thc State Board of Railroad Commissioners TO sub
sttu4e the electric trolley system for horses it's
,oad in Ffteentrst and Nlnth-ave. is preparing 10
ennIv IN the General Term Of the Supreme Court for
commission TO give consent in place of the property
owners.
The men EMPLOYED on the new Polytechnic Build
Ing in Livingston-st the new Eagle Building, In
was,incton-st and the new Federal Building all
ON strike owing to disagreements about wages.
The preliminary surveys have been made for q
pne,lmatic tube TO dispatch nails across the Bridge
from the Brooklyn Postofhce TO New-lork
George j. Gould, son OF Jay cOulu, NiSltou uho
Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday TO take steps
10 dispossess some tenants in fats he owns IN Gates
and Knickerbocker aves. The tenants 40 not pay
their rent.
Two young men named Harvey ]. Brewer ana W. H.
Robinson who boarded at No. II Hanover Place.
bought books worth $120 from the Harvard fuo
fishing Company, Of New York, upon the instameh1
plan, and then pawned them to raise funds. lhey
arrested and held for examination by Poiice Jus
tcc Tghe yesterday. The young men nave Worhei
for the Brooklyn Guarantee Title and Trust Company
William T. Calmus, OF w. II. n. Cadmus, Of
the Tax Office. accidentally shot himself In the arm
at pcnyille. ~ j., few days ago. lie had gone out
with two other young to shoot bullfrOgs, ana the
hammer Of his gun struck log he was carrying
it, and the bullet entered his arm, narrowly missing
his head. lie is recovering
Ground was broken on Wednesday for the
Twenty sixth Ward German Evangelical Church, Mt
Fulton-st and Wyonaave 1t will cost 10000.
Alfred Gates, four years old, Of No. A Columbia
Place was killed late Wednesday night 10y falling
from third-story window and frncturlng his skull
The Arion singing Society will take part in sedPs
concert al Brighton Beach sunday evening. Wien
The Arion will sing four numbers, among them Erin
ncrung,7 by Bunger, the prize song at The Newark
singing festival. The conductor will be Arthur
Claassen.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
HE co11D p1y ONLY A LITTLE PISTOL.

Tho reason that Henry Miller did net succeed III
killing his wife, his mOtherln-law, MIS- Neison' anu
himself at Great Neck Tuesday night was OWING 70
the fact that the shooting done with 22-caipre
revolver little more than toy pistol Milier wa,
unable to buy pistol Of heavier cabe on account Oh
being short Of funds Miller was under the care Vi Dts
Rogers and schenck until yesterday morning. wnen
they decided that he was in danger of dying, ana
they did not protest against his being sent 10 jail
Constable Pclcher had q warrant for the arrest VI
Miller and he took the latter before Justice Mora
e was then charged with assault with intent to KILL
the compainants being his wife and his
Mrs. Nelson. Both had recovered sufficiently ironi
their wounds as to be able to be about Nlller' now"
ever seemed to be considerably Inconvenience on ac
count of the firing of two Of the bullets into his mouth
He had much difficulty in talking, and sad ms
wounds were painful. Miller denied that he dronk 10
EXCESS and said that Tuesday evening ne mrTey
took brandy brace himself up, as he eXpected, 10 10
have a stormy interview with his mother-lnlaw "nen
no vent To her house 10 try to patch up reconcac
lion with his wife. Justice Mora comnitted MlIer
without hail 10 the Queens County jail at Long
island City to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
TONG ISLAND.

SHE AROSE IN THE NIGHT TO Kill fihiNoh-Ll iN' d1s
Mrs George Williams, OF Corona 'niy - ,L+b
1,o,hon % two children shot herself twice with
~? as'callbre revolver with suicidal intent about
o'clock yesterday morning. The bullets naSO%n s W.,
missed the heart and both passed entirely tnroush He
BODY. Mr. Williams was awakened oy tH9 1noU.. ~
missing his wife he fastened downstairs nc was ~.
ohIo Go end her on the lower floors. On opening me
Goor leading TO the street he saw the body OF MS
wife living fiat on her back and in her hand revolver
She was unconscious Williams carried MS WIZ .r,
tbe house and then summoned DR.. G. NJ BrocK"ay VINO
after an examination decided that the woman coulo no'
live. 1 hor
Mrs Williams Is a good-loohng woman ana ner
husband. who Is steward on D. Pierpoh. "ol -,
Yacht the Corsair is frequently absent from nome
late she has been suffering greatly from malaria anu anu
hecame respondent This Is the supposed cause oI @ 1
attemnted suicide On Tuesday she telegrapesn 70 no
husband and he arrived home on Wednesday
IJiS arrival appeared to cheer her. Late yesteIuuy
at,ornonn Mrs Williams had recovered consciousness
and was somewhat improved In her c9ndluon sun, !,
no hopes were given by the attending NphysicanS VI
her ultimate recovery
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
THE oyEBLADED sUEv1A COMES IN.

The steamship sucvia, of the Hamburg American
Line, arrived at this port yesterday with only one
blade left 10 her propeller The other three blades
had dropped off at odd intervals her voyage across
the ocean. The dropping of propeller blades began
when the Suevia was off the Irish coast August H.
when the first blade severed Its connection with the
ship. ON August II second blade vanished and on
August 90 the third sought the depths Of the sea-
This left only one blade but with that the sueva trug
gled along at six knots hour. For 12Oo miles she
scanned with only one blade to her propeller The Suevia
will be docked and propeller Of American manu-
facture put on her at once.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
PLAINFIELD.

SURVIVORS OF TIE 2STH REGIMENT MEET
The 400 survivors Of the 2sth Regiment, New-York
Volunteers, met In Plalnfeld yesterday. They were
the guests OF Winfield scott Post No. 73 and Major
Anderson Post They paraded the streets Of the town.
after which dinner was served IN the Crescent Rink
Major Gilbert Howard MacSherry, OF New-Brunswick,
the Rev. l.. Il. stewart and Chaplain Cooper made
speeches In the evening ball was held in the rink
During the early morning business meeting was held,
at which Henry G. Drake, Of Plainheld, was made
president; Captain Story, OF New-Brunswlck, vce-
president and p f. Appleby OF Old Bridge, secretary
1,e regiment was recruited I'm Mlddlescx, Monmouth
Ocean Camden and Gloucester counties, and was mus
tered in for nine months service In september lS62
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
CLIFTON

TWO ELECTRIC CARS CRASH TOGETHER.
An accident Yesterday morning about IL o'clock on
the Passac. Clifton and Garfield Electric Railway dis
abled half of the roinGstOc Of the road and blocked
travel for several hours Car 40. B, bound north had
been waiting on a switch for Car No. l. going south
When the latter had entered the track OIL its side OF
the oval the mOtorman Of No. started up too soon
and where the tracks approach each other the TWO
cars came into sidcwisc collision with terrhc
crash damaging both and causing a panic among the
naesenrers Nobody was hurt, but Car No. 3
iadly crushed and the other one was also made sub
ect for the Iepar-shop. There were only four cars III
tbe roads equipment and its service Is badly crippled
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
Dryor-YcING THE CITY OFFICIALS.

The property-holders of the Fifteenth siAtceh'n,
seventeen. Eighteenth and Twenty-frs wards helu
oDotber enthusiastic meeting last night at NO 'oa
Grandst., for the purpose of deciding on the oeS'
methods Of abollshing the nuisances on Ncw'o"h oe
The hail was packed, and before the meeuns enaeu
M,vor Chaplin and other Democratic oihce-hoiaers
yere roundIy denounced. Joseph c. Cabble presided
w ID Fox, of the Seventeenth Ward, maze an auures'
ON hehalf of the taxpayers Of the Seventeenth ward
and severely criticised the boards OF heal'h ol .iio
ltI and states that allowed such nuisances TO exist
lie declared that the nnisances apou' Seww Soo,th
11.,, not only destroyed property, but the health
of the community as we'll -..,
Garrett H. GaiTetson, said: 1t has been suggesle"
that we appeal to Mayor Chaplin. Mayor Chaplin
ir my opiaiou is no good, and never was any eooo
,o tbe citizens of the county. Should you walt upon
him. he will tell you as he always did: know noun
ING about i'll or Il will about tP' Mr. Garre'SOn
anc,arcd that the only way to succeed was to apply
20 the United states Courts. He ended his ADDRESS
nv denouncIng District Attorney hlug""S' iHoe
rcp,arks caused commOHon, and the chaiIn,an r
called Mr. GarIrson order Before ne saI Se
he declared that he would bring the matter hseH Oe
Tore The United states Courts.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
ELIZABETH.

Willie DOwcocE, six years Old was nearly killed yes
torday at North Elizabeth by fcrocous dog which was
chained on the premises OF James ReG cF!cf book
keeper at the Singer Sewing Machine Works. Tho
dog Ieaped the boy when the latter went TO fondc
him, and nearly tUc the lads on. The brute
next fastened his teeth In the boys arm laceratng the
flesh In a shocking manner. The screams Of the lad
brought people 10 his assistance. The dog with dfi-
Guilty was forced To relax his hold. Medical attend
ance summoned, and the wound Cauierizcd, but
IL will be several days before young BowcOck IS out
OF danger and he viii be dsfgured for life The ami
nal shot by a policeman.
big truck belonging % Red Jacket Engine Com
pany caught on the Long Branch railroad crossing
AZ East JeseTst. Yesterday. by train and eiore the
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
REQUESTS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES.

The will Of Cyrus NJ. Warren filed for probate in
the Surrogses Court yesterday 1t executed July
last and the tcsatos William X. and his
son.in.law william Bunhsm, named executors.
There number Of beqUests TO the members Of the
family, and then TO Harvard College is given fifty
stock OF the Warfensharp Asphalt Paving Company.
The proceeds TO be used in the promotion Of chemical
research o. advancement Of chemical science
The American Academy Of Arts and Sciences Of
receives 100 shares Of stock Of the company for
purposes those 10 Harvard Fifty shares go
the institution, the proceeds OF which for
building fund for library.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
OUTG STEAMERS.
sATURDAr. AUGUST 20.
SHIPPING NEWS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oFNEw.YoRK-..rHURS RSDAY. AUGUST %. 1891
ARRIVED.

Steamer sucyla fGer) Bsur hamourg Aug o. Havro ~
vi passengers Cortis Arrived at tho Bar
at 9.45Am.
STEAMER candla (Gcrj Kopn Hamburg Aug 10. mdse
ami passengers al COrts. Arrived at tho Bar NJ pm.
steamer California tGer Droeschcr. HaniDurg Aug l3
wh mdse aud TO Corta Arrived at the Bar
a
steamer spencer Antwerp Aug J. with mdss
10 Wight & sons. Arrived az the liar at
Aesla Nallatt Narsoles Ang =, Naples 10
with mdso and passengers w Evell 6 Co. Arrived at
the Bar at m.
steamer Bermuda tBrj KarsSeus. Wndwsrf Islands via
Croix days with mdso and passengers to Outer
bridge q Co.
steamer Kong AT (Norl. Poderscn Bsrlooa days. with
fruit Jose rur a co. Arrived at the Bar at lUAm.
steamer CITY OF Savannah savage Savannah days. with
ulisc and passengers 10 Il l. Walker
steamer IA Dimock. Berry. Boston. with mdso 70 IL
DimOck.
BarK Albert tNOri. Lund boston.
Steamer Amos Barstow. Corwln. Providence
North American. CaAhmAn. Manila ia days. with
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
TWO RUcKEr=SH0ps GO uNDER.

Two bucket-shops went under yesterday, owing to
the recent bull movement in stocks. The Street was
not thrown into panic when the news got out. The
sufferers were ofice-boys and small traders. One Of
the shops run by German, Steck & Co., and the
other by William Peters. Peters said that he was
behind $500, but the liabilities Of the other concern
could not be learned. Peters had rooms mt No. Dc
New-st., and German, Steck & Co. had rooms at No.
SO New-st. Both firms expect tn be running again.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
THE CORONER AND HERBERT MAPESS BODY.

Coroner Moore yesterday asserted his authority in
the matter Of the removal Of the body of Herbert
Mapcs who was found in the surf of Water Island.
Dr. s. s. Sanderson took charge OF the body and
veyed it to Sayville, L. l., without a permit. on
learning tnis the Coroner obtained possession Of the
body and took it to Bay Shore. Here he impanelled
Jury and viewed the body, when the inquest was
adjourned until tomorrow. The Jury visited Fc
Island where the drowning took place.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

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., 1891-08-28
NOR STOLEN FRoM THE PUBLlC STORES.

Collector Fassett had long conference yesterday with
Deputy Collector Charles A. Burr who has charge Of the
Public Stores; Appraiser Cooper and Deputy Collector
Williams, 70 whom assigned the charge Of theft Of
goods from the stores. The charge made by Mrs.
~ Gmpson who said that her household effects had
stolen from the The goods consisted mainly
Of womens underwear and the question the
asked: 'Who would 10 those thingsP' Mr..
declared cmphatcally that the goods been
taken the stores. said prove
further investigation viii be made by the Deputy
lsctor before Collector Fassett Will take final action and
report The results 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
r1-NrpAL oE MILAN COLT.

The funeral Of William Colt VINO oleo OH ouU"I ~
v,horon n /. at the age of seventy-sx, took place
rostordav afternoon at the home of George H. Prem
tiss No. II First Place, where Mr. Colt had nved loi
many years Among those present were John "inSio"'
Colonel II. II. Beadle, Philander Stevens cX-Iuose
James Troy, flames S. Bailey, A. b. Richardson D. H.
Swift. F. H. Trowbridge and f. H. Atihs' Inc eer'
vices were conducted by the Rev. Dr. u D. 'ouiS,
'. ~ v1h.ron Memorial Church. in the absence of
nv 7 LYMAN OF the South Congregational church
,9th which Mr. Colt was connected for Il long period
Ihe burial was In GreenWOOd
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
PATERSON

There is a sensation over the charge that Principal
TvitchcIl OF Public School No. T. offered school Com
missioner John Rainey money to secure TwltchelPS
transfer 20 a better paid puncpalShiD at No. l6 Mr.
Twtchen has written 10 a COMMITTEES Of the Board Of
Education thlt he is in Lexington Mass. and will not
return 10 Paterson before september 3. An invcsu-
CATION Will then be made.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
HOROKEN.

John Branbach. ex-coach-driver. was arrested on
Wednesday night and charged with committing bigamy
He married thirteen years ago Theresa Swain. After
his third child born Braubach was arrested for
larceny lie was not punished. His wife refused to
live with rim after this, and Bau6oc went to Jersey
Tity. lie had met and married Minnie Ilultz, seven
teen wears old. OF No. 1s2 Eeventhst. lie told the
girl that he divorced. Both women have made
a complaint against BIGiubach, who after being ar
rested was remanded for examination BY the Re-
cOrder.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Isidor Stark Bros. cothiers, of No. 1o6 Blocker
st. confessed judgment for s3,o17 TO Sail Stark.
The cause of the suit was to money lent on
promissOry notes.
Judgment yesterday given against John F.
Ames for S6343 in favor of James Phelan the amount
being unpaid rent of the Stevens House, Broadway
and MorTis-st.
An attachment for s4s4 was yesterday issued against
the property In this city of Henry Heposheimer OF
Lincoln, Neb., In favor Of Theresa COhn.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
HELD OK 4 CHARGE OF FORGERY.

William II. Wadsworth the manager OF tho Columbia
pr,ber Company Of No. o5 Readest, q prisoner in
Jefferson Market yesterday charge of forgery pre-
fered by George Dodge the president Of the Mnera1ed
Rubber Company OF NO 1S CliGst. Wadsworth was Tor
M vcar the maracer OF the Mneralzed Rubber Company
aud Mr. Dodge alleged that Ia June 1900 Wadsworth COM
nitted forgery by false entry in the ledger and
aopronrtng TO his own $4 S which he received from
a sale Of goods. Wadsworth denied the charge and was
held for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
THE COTTON MARKET EXCITED.

The cotton market was more excited yesterday
than it has been for any previous day this year.
and the trading large, the total sales amounting
to 1s6 600 bales. Tho hrst sales made at de-
cnes Of . TO points, but rumOrs Of damage by
insect pests predictions of cold weather and higher
cables from Liverpool started the bears covering
Heavy purchases were also made for the long ac-
count and prices advanced 30 to % points, the market
closing at the highest figures OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
ORANGE.

William b. ThOrp the manager OF the Essex County
Country Club, yesterday discovered In Hutton Park
ouantity OF valuable silverware hidden beneath some
bushes. The spot where tho silver was hidden was
lonely and unfrcQuerted and IL IS supposed that
th. plumber was pant Of the booty obtained by the
once famous Lizard Gang in the: deprcdaii ms.
The spo; WAS "A carefully e1cavatcd hole IN the side
Of a ravine behind dense growth Of bushes The
nropertv was taken 20 the West Orange Police station
where ID awaits an owner.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY.

Morris Heights Republican Club excursion 70 mhi'0
stone Landing L. i. W.,
East Side Branch AntiPoverty festival Joness "oou'
Departure of Tribune Fresh-Air Fund poruos iOl
the country and day excursion. .,.
Long Island Amateur Athletic League. Union Athie'c
Club rooms Brooklyn, p. IN.
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band p m
Gllmore's music carnival, Manhattan Beach,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
NEWARK.
M " hIANs
4 IINlr.


1t was reported at yesterday that there "ero
altogether forty three cases of typhoid fever at the
hospitals. About thrtyive cases had been reporteu
within the last thrtyslx hours. The physicians ~
tribute nearly all of the cases to the Use oil "e ""''
for DRINKING
BOLTING DEMOCRATS NAME A CANDIDATE
petition gotten up by Independent Democrats IN
accordance with the election law 10 place third can
ddate for Mayor in the field was circulated yesterday
for the 200 signatures necessary to make a hohn%
ton. The petition names candidate Tyler PdrS
formerly Democratic Alderman. and now presiuch'
OF the Health Board. Mr.. Parmly is opposed 10 thc
rule OF the Democratic bosses. and 1t Is thoughV o
will accept nomination. When the signatures arc
obtained the petition will be filed with the county
Clerk. - ,,...o,, J., rro,est
against the denomination OF Mayor Haynes, was helu
last night in the Of the Elk Ass0catlOn IN Mar
ke-st. A number OF speeches were naHe dehouuchi7
the party bosses. Another meeting Will be called 9t
an early day.
The election TO the office OF eutenantcolon OF the
lst REGIMENT National Guard made vacant BY the
resignation of LeutenantColone E. W. Davis, IS TO
be offered TO Frederick Frclnghuysen son OF the late
Secretary of state under President Arthur. MT Ere
llnghuysen formerly major o. thc regiment anu -
now lieutenant in the Essex Troop oil Cavalry uh-
attached.
It is understood that the Essex Passenger Railway
Company has I'm contemplation tho adoption OF new
electric motor for propellng their cars Inc MOTOR %
Will require 10 plant aud no apparatus ouIsiue Vi 'no
car.
Police Captain Goln, OF the Fourth Precinct, began
Wednesday night to drive girls under sixteen YET
old from night picnics at the parks. Omcers VslUd
several parks and number OF girls were IlAeh out
by them aud directed 10 their homes.
Christian Frank, of No. 1O6 Barclnys reported 70
the police yesterday that his daughter Annie, hieen
years old had packed up her clothing during the ngnt
and left her home. and that he had reason TO believe
that she eoped 10 New York with young man whom
he had recently discharged from his butcher-shop n
search is being made for the couple
Davis Bab.1tt dial on Wednesday night at his home,
No. 13 Igi-st. at the age OF seventy seven Mr.
Rabbit was born in Newark and up 10 few days ago
always enjoyed robust health. lie was stanch hc-
publca from the organization of the party and worked
hard for its success always declining public onlce a
widow and ten children survive him.
Charles Wursh, twonty-seven years old. living at
No. II Ly-st., drowned in Maple Island Creek,
on The meadows, yesterday afternoon. 1t is not known
how the drowning occurred
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
HOME Me- WS.
RoM1NENr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lawrence Bogss' u D.
Navy EyERETT-Archbishop P. A. Feehan OF Chicsgo'
FIFTH AyENUE-Horacio Guzman, Minister for Nlca-
ragpa at washington and ex.Congressman William Whit
ing OF Massachusetts,. GILSEY-Ex-Congressmah lN
Davenport, OF Bath. N. Y. MURRAY HILL-John "
Fsrwe Of Chicago and Henry G. Robinson OF hatioiu
PARK AVENUE-LieutenantGov Governor Edward f. jones
OF Binghamton. wINDSOR-General T. NJ. Logan OF
Nirpinia.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
FOB A FOOD EXHIBIT.

The Food Manufacturers Association is actively pre-
Iarng for food exposition tn be held in the Madison
Square Garden in October The association, whose
quarters in the Mercantile Exchange, issued circular
yesterday announcing pan and scope Of tho exhibition
II is intended that the project shall be money
scheme but effort stimulate the production Of higher
grades OF food products, No awards, such as medals
diplomas stcs, are to bo given.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

catenan could raise the gates which he had hastily KY
fowered the truck was struck. Charles Haneck' ,S s
Sy,er and Jarvis Fine his companion, were picnen
o,r ,r and barely escaped with their lives Both men ,
,ere somewhat bruised, and one OF them starred " "
hsb the raekeeper for his alleged carelcssness, bn,
WAS restrained by the spectators after few blows I'd"
been struck.
vincent L. Frazee West Front-st. merchant was
kicked in the face by horse in front OF nus s'oro
1890 heels His nose was broken and his facc
crushed in. Though badly hurt he will not die.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28

TRYING TO CHOKE HERSELF WHEN ARRESTED
Mrs. Annie Bergen, who rents rooms Of Mrs. Eliza
beth shaner, OF No. 162 Harrisonave was arralghed
before Police Justice Kenna yesterday upon charge OF
stabbing her andady in the arm when she was asked
10 move When under arrest at the police station Mrs
Bergen tried to choke herself with strips OF her apron
She was sent to Jail to await examination. table
knife was tie weapon with which she assaulted Mrs.
Shanner.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
xrY METHODS At THE PUBLIC STORES

An effort being made by Collector Fassett 10
eye the Public Stores Of the confusion caused the
crush of imports and the limits Of the building
lie had talk with Deputy Collector Burr and Appraiser
Cooper yesterday afternoon regarding this and It de-
eided 10 adopt new method Of handing the gooda.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
MAYOR CHAPLIN GOES TO LENox.

5ayor Chaplin visited Brooklyn for the frst ume yes
tsrsov since his Illness ut Tarrytovn from malarial
fever He did not go TO the City Hall, but unched at
the Broodyn Club and then started in company with
Mrs. Clapin for Lenox, Mass. to secure change OF
Air among the berkshire HIS He will remain there
until shortly before the Democratic State Convention al
Saratoga on september 10.