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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Charities Commissioners yesterday received ana
accepted the resignation of the Rev. NJ j. Dowd. CHAP
lain of st. Johnand
A committee OF tho Brooklyn Sanitary League con
s;stng of b. H. Bayliss, A. J. Perry. the Rev. Dr.
T. A. Nelson and Edward Walsh, jr., yes,cINny asked
the Mayor to assist suppcssng the stencil nuisahccS
around Cowanus Canal. The Mayor promised TO SEND
the report Of the Gowanus Canal Commission OF 1oeo
70 The Common Council That he thought, might ac-
con- .l.sh good
81. II. R.@-Tc following are the unsectarian homes
for aged men in tho city Of Brooklyn The Home Tor
Aged Men, No. 745 ClassOnave, open to men over
seventy Years old the Brooklyn Home for Aged Col
ored People Dean-st TrOyavc., open to colorci
men over sxty-fvc years old the German Evangelical
Home for the Aged FailfaNst. near Broadway, open
20 persons over sixty years old and the Grcenpolnt
Homo for the Aged. Oak and Guernsey sts, open 10
residents OF the Seventeenth Ward over seventy years
old.
Police Commit siorcr Hayden yesterday appointed
two police mairons They are Mrs Hattie r. Curtis
OF No. $40 ClntOn-st. and Mrs. Annie Julian. OF NO
a7e Tompklns-avc. They were both assigned TO duty
in the Fifteenth Precinct station House. Amity and
Emmett 81
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WTSTCUESTER COUNTY.

PEEKSKIIL.-TEc annual commencement OF Mohe-
gan Lake Military School at this placc took pace
yesterday, and the most successful dc held III
years. Last Sunday tie Row. J. Richie smith
preached the baccalanIc;e sermon 10 the cad H. ON
Tuesday afternoon the unlOr exercises were held In
the armory after which, the competitive drills oc-
currcl. In The evening a reception was given. The
graduating exercises in the armory yesterday after
noon were well attended. The GRADUATES are Captd )
C,OIgc II. Water, Of hrdgcOm. y. j., Lieutenant ..
|. Brown, Of Ncw-lork CITY, and l.. L. Bidtsu, Of
Mahopac.
The commencement season at the Tcclskl Military
Academy IS also In pr grr,s. Last evening the
arnory was crowdSd on the oecSiS Il the faculty
Howard is expected 10 BE- present.
Police Justice John Baxter was a!rociGusly assaulted
p @t s tr R hone So GG rnoa9c hc Stopped
front step, Her husband. returning home. saw
he walked up 10 the little Judge and gave him II
singing blow III the eye. Grrn thea turned upon
grabbed him and threw bin 10 the ground. some
9eSnDrs v %e to cr es a%d y TS ua ayc n
ii not been for The timely arrival The Judge Will
swear out warrant for the arrest Of Griffin.
WHITE PLAlNs.-rhc exercises attending the con
.ecration of Mrs. Nalnalc Rcynals Memorial Church
Of 81. John tho Evangelist will take place today.
pganns at nss cocE XIII w IF s'e'' an" IL A.
orranist OF ST. Marks Church, New York, viii be
Maria salvani soprano; ,ladame lie Clair Mullgan.
contralto; Robert DE Barll, tenor, Emile Coette
baritone, and the choir Of ST, Johns Church. : .
Mon pphnm Of KspccnnT f"' me ' h s been
10 Welcome Hitchcock, Of NcwYork. and part Z
william L. Banks of Whit Plains, the consideration
being average of over $1,000 per acre.
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pure cream OF tartar BaSing Powder. Superor'o al
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BATTALION CHEF GrIrON DIES AT fihE.
Fire broke ont yesterday morning In twos'ory
brick building In Elcventli-st. near henderson. ana
DESTROYED the building ard its contents Inc structure
was originally used ,tOrchousc by the Ncw-Jersc'
Ico .npany bnt for the last eight years has been
leased bv Imrc and Bol0ssy kiraliy ana USED ~ I"
storage place for the scenery, costumes and para
nbafnall, used in their spectacular exhibitions MOST
Of the material used last year at EldoITldo III INC
production OF The Destruction OF Jerusalem ""s III
the sorehOuse with quantities OF armoi o"S'nh> anu
scenery that had done service IN The BACK CiooA'
The Fall of Rome and other spectaculars. bS thc
fine the engines arrived In answer 20 the hrsI hHF'
the fire had gained such Roadway that second aarni
was sent out Adjoining the building on the IwcH'h-
ST. SIDE are a number Of threcstVry frame tenement
hous.s The greatest excitement prevailed among
the tenants and NJ time II looked as dhous" "o
houses would all be consumed. The hrenoh sue
ceedcd in combining the flames TO the storch"sc' anu
with the exception OF little screening hohc Vi INV
other house, we're damaged. The loss on the threc-
story house is about $1,000 no Insurance. NO eS'-
mate cOnld he made of the loss 10 NThs h'"''o'''
The rigin OF the fire IS not known
Battalion Chief John Clinton, while WORKING AT inc
fire. was overcome by the smoke He had been SICK
for some weeks, and had reported back Tor dh'S oh
Nondoy morning He was taken away from the hr
and partly recovered but while looking on lew NH
MES later he WA, seen TO collapse ana iali: Nheh
picked up h. could speak, ana ASKED 10 NC Nm" n
no u enginc-hOuse. There he WAS ATTENDED Os H.
Nevin Int ,ank rapidly and died at 80 O'Clock. IL
Xcyln said tnat the direct causc OF the cher ueh,H
was heart failure. suPrnduced by excitement anu
sunOcation. A., ,,.,s,,,
Chief Clinton had been u member Of thc pics.'iit
department since It's organization IN i1.l., IN u"
old volunteer department he was member OF Ja' hs'
Engine Company No. Is. lie served tW0 years rs 4
Fire Commissioner in the present dcpiFtlhch, anu W
cccd for another term but The new chalcr, BlNhe
rho MAYOR the power appoint the commits PIc
ventci his holding the ONCE. lie went p'- w" IL
department ~ Il driver but was rapidly promotes; Ic
was my wears old and leaves wife aud four chdich
one of whom. a daughter, Is married.
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CASHIER AND MONEY MISSING.
DISAPPEARANCE OF AN EXPRESS CoMfANY's
EMPLOYE WITH A PACKAGE.

An cmploye OF the Long Island Express Company
Is reported 10 be missing and there is also missing
package containing 81 900 which had been entrusted
to him. The money was sent BY the Chase National
Eank, of this city Saturday To the south Bank
ut Bay Shore l.. l.. ard consisted Of bills Of the de-
nomination Of 81 and 81. The money was due at the
Eay Shore Dank on Tuesday and when II failed 10
arrive the banks officers teeglphcd inquiries 20 the
Chase National Bank. These inquiries developed the
fact that the express company had known OF the dis
appearance Of the package since saturday and that
It's loss was coincident with the absence OF LOuis F.
Andersen who has been cashier Of the Long Island
Express Company In Long Island city, for about seven
years. lie len his Office saturday soon after the
package was delivered 10 him to be recorded on tho
books and sent on its way to Bay shore
The express company is responsible for the loss. 50
that neither the ew-YorlI the Bay Shore Bank
will lose anything.
The Long Island Express Is operated by the Long
the Long Island Railroad. said yesterday that all he
knew about the amir that In
| the employ Of the express COMPANY had
| disappeared with q package containing $1,000. lie
| did not know the mans name.
Daniel J. Tomphins. secretary and general manager
Of the Guarantee Company Of North America. which
was surety for the missing TO the amount OF
| $500, last night at his home. No "a
| south oxford ST.. Brooklyn.
at is true he said that Anderson IS missing, and
it is equally true that thousand dollar package has
not been since he laid his hands upon Satur
day. One Of Is In Long Island CITY In
vcstigaung the matter. Anderson has been quite n
| while in the employ Of the company and bad II good
| salary"
1t Is rumorcd that several other packages Of MONEY
besides the one shipped by the Chase National Bank
(nOtably OF $500 arc missing, but NlccPlesdcnt
| Norton denied the InmOr.
superintendent IubbelI. Of the Long Island FIX
| press Company, said, however, that Anderson had
dccanpcd with 5000. On Monday night when
| Anderson made his returns, he failed to turn In
81. 100 besides the banks money Anderson hal Lcc
| In int company employ for seven years He was
| n Swcde, and lived with his wife on Foirthst. near
Westave., Long Island City. Six weeks ago hc
| sent his wife to sweden.
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TRIED TO MAKE HTS CHILDREN DRfNk soIFsO III

Policemen lIcrbolshclmer and McDonoush were
called into the basement Of the tenemcnt-house NO
10 Eldrid .c.st. early yesterday morning 70 suoo"c
Charles Zugcl who lives there with his wife ana thrce
children aud who violently insane. |uGci nHu
been crazy before from the ehec's OF hquor' !"
February he fought like mailman In liquor store
in Uohokcn and five policemen had hard work 10
arrest him. At that time he owned milk route,
but lately his wife had been compelled to work nara
10 support him and the children.
on Tuesday night zugel said he wanted 10 poison
the children and tried induce them to drink soap
,uds lie broke most Of the furniture IN MS ho'io
before his wife called In the police.
When the officers arrived Zugel set his buIdos on
,hero They dubbed the dog into subsection and then
cIuhlsd Angel After they thought they mad suDduel
him and had paco. handouts on lbs Wrists, nc Drohe
80 ,r,m ;icm ran into "A closet and >ct ire 10
some clothes there lie fought desperately nntll nc
clubs rhc officers finally got him into sratlacke'
and sent him 10 Bellevue.
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TO RrcrI.rE SUGAR Trust PRICES.

scvcia! hundred Wholesale grocers held meeting
yesterday at the Mercantile Exchange 10 cndcavor to
reach an agreement in relation to the adoption OF a
uniform system by which the sugar Trust shall be
requested 10 sell sugar. A plan submitted by
Mr. Imbush. of Minneapolis. in which he desires TO
establish n uniform profit various iobbing districts
through system OF freight schedules. The local
wholesale association SAYS it does not believe II polite
TO ask for rebate larger than it is receiving at pres
ant but twill not oppose IA cent rebate II II can
H. obloined The Southern Wholesalers Association
has written letter 10 President Havemeyer. Of The
Enra- Trust In which ID signifies its intention OF CO.
o,eratlng with the Eastern dealers.
The meeting adjourned until this afternoon. c. sea-
brrv OF s. Paul presided and +. Hooker OF Mem
phis was secretary.
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CITY OrF1C1IIS SWELL THE MONUMENT FUND

The contributions OF the officials and employees Of tic
city and county are now being received at the Office Of
Gran: Monument Association. Thirty persons In District
Attorney Ncols Office have subscribed e2'6 Eighty eigh,
IN the Health Department have contributed saH. Seven
hundred and eleven Fire Department have paid In
total of esol u.s. The contributions In the boxes 1t the
stations OF the elevated railroads amount 81 o3o CO.
One Of the unique subscription sts turned In yes
te,aay VA, signed by thirty eight contributors and
GATED 81 35 j: in through the Rev DR.. W. j..
Huntington treasurer OF the Cereymen's Committee who
had received IL with the following explanatory letter from
Alexander f. Irvine OF the missionaries Of the New
York Tract Society:
Most Of the subscribers do than thirty
cents day This FIRST collection ever
took up seyen-cent lodging house and the men stared
when announced that going ask for contribu
tions but when told them whas II for those who
able forward and their penny nictA'
= tbs aaso adordcd.'
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NF.W.YOi}K CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
An cnterprsnc Broadway dealer In fishing tackle
gives away 20 his customers monthly timetable OF
the tides In the river and Sound waters adjacent 70
Ncw-Yorls lie knows that If a man only catches one
fish carly In the he viii use up tackle all
summer trying 10 catch another.
Tho Rev Thomas Dixon. jr, pastor Of the Twenty
third street Baptist Church. will not be up for eX-
animation the warrant issued upon the complaint
OF CommIs Koch charging the minister with libel
until morrow morning. Judge Grady toli MY
Dixon's counsel yesterday that. account Of the
pressure OF cases, he would be unable to get 10 the
Dixon hearing.
The New-York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
City Of Washington arrived from Havana yesterday at
90 p. m, after n passage OF only days, hours
and minutes.
Grant yesterday revoked the license of Frederick Rong
a cab-driver lie was accused OF ovcrchargng and In
suting Charles f. Chaplin, newspaper man. A. a.
Mar,crt the Of the cab, was fined 50.
The tug Nina. In charge OF Lieutenant John c.
Wilson, viii leave the Navy Yard this morning with
orpedoes and other facilities for destroying the dan
gerOus wreck OF the steamer Florida off Atlantic city
az C. sullivan The letters "F. y" on the old
spanish flag We're in recognition OF King Ferdinand
and Queen isabella nov spelled sabcal. The span
lsh ensign consists simply Of three yellow and two
stripes Che latter double the width of the upper and
lower stripes being yellow.
The ady's Shetland scalskn coat, trimmed with
sable. which attracted much attention at the Actors
Fund Fair. presented by c. {. shaync. the fnrrlcr'
and valued at $3.50, has been sold by the committee,
who took the balance Of shares left at the close OF the
fair and thus won the garment Mr. Shaync 0utbid
all competitors and captured the garment, paying a
good price for IT, The garment Noted the fair over
200, and Mr.. Palmer. president OF the Actors fund,
pronounced 1t OF the finest coats Which he had
ever
The last meeting Of the Board Of Trade and Trans
portaton before the summer holiday was held yeSter-
day. The scheme to hold a State Canal Convention
this fall was ratified, and the president was Instructed
to appoint committee to attend the convention
resolution passed favorfng the opening OF the
Worlds Fair on October IL
There was S9j0,OOO gold coin engaged at the Sub
Treasury Yesterday by IIcdclbach, lckclhcimer Co.
for shipment TO Europe today.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1892
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEWYORk WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, 1So2.
ARRIVED.
steamer Helyc Br Thorn London Nay 81 with ma'o
steamer CITY New.York tBr. Lewis. Liverpool June
S1'ss"s''' 10
aSpra nnd Win masc and to- osrcSss c"
os" May rs with mdse and to Punch Edge Co
AIy at NE a a 80 eR Aorch Antwerp Nav %
mse 10 International Nav Co Arrived
Naper Er Sanders Mediterranean ports via Pa
sr%o May u.s. we y %aSs to Hs 4, Fsns ar GO to
' STEAMER City Washington Hofnann Maiansas via av
Steamer Kansas Si,y Fisher. Savannah. with mdso and
Steamer cry Columbia stevens Newport News and Nor.
@ %Ia Co.
a. sn MY iI o"s light cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Teuton,c (Br) Irving Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer siberian obi, PARK Gasgow-Ausin Baldwin q
steamer Augusta Victoria GER. Barends Hamburg-RJ
Cortis ..,>,-u, 81. , n,,
Steamer E Mar Mason New osansloSn Van Sickle
steamer Alsenborn. Lewis Baltmore-H g Foster
SAILED
Teutonic CITY Berlin Liverpool:
den
ibara Caribe Baacoai Pocahonas. Coosaw; Lizzie Hen
Ships Joseph spnney for San Francisco; Susanna New
Orleans
81 and for LIE.
Also saled-va Long Island Sound
Steamer Cottage cry for Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON. june ssaed; steamer Trave tGer, Rein
hasten from Bremen hence for Sew:York ,.
Roggeveen from New.York " N''"
GENOA S-Arrvcd steamer Fulda tGer, Thaienhors
Y.1,A s-Asv'd. ''sAass assassu ,ss, xss.As.
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FIGHTING TIE AYrIOPTIOy BILL.

The members Of the Cotton and Produce EAcnansce
condemn In unmeasnrcd terms the passage OF ue
Hatch Anti Option bill. The members Of the Produce
Exchange say that the final passage OF the bill means
a transfer Of the grain business OF this country 10
Montreal and on tic Cotton Exchange 1t Is asserted
that the bill will drive the cotton market to Liverpool
President Thomas. OF the Produce Exchange. sau ,a'
,o eGect ~ the I'm would move the grain busl-
nos 10 Canada to the detrmen OF the mcrchhh's ana
the producers In this country. Protests hs'llSt u
.,re ~ me bin have been sent To each member OF
he senate and 1t hoped that ruinous a measure
will not get through that house.
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ELIZABETH.

Tho Rev Nicholas Nicolai IS stl missing. Yes
terday his sister. who lives IN BROOKLYN called at
his former boarding house and asked for his clothing
she was surprised TO lind that all BIS goods had been
placed under attachment by his cr'ditors she then
appealcd 70 the church officials, but they refused 10
help her She stated that she had not heard from
the missing clergyman. ard that her aged mother
and herself who were dependent upon INN fJr sup
mort were now destitute. Nlcolai has borrowed
money IN this city 10 the amount Of over Sl,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
LONG ISLAND

THE ANNUAL FAIR AT HUNTINGTON.
The annual summer exhibition and trotting MEETING
Of the Long Island Live stock Fair Association opened
at the association grounds In Huntington yesterday.
wMo the horticultural and small fruit exhibits are
above Tie average the chief interest centres in the
trottng contests, those the card yesterday being
the 30 class for purse Of s3oO and the 90 class
for q purse Of 600. In both OF which there were
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MONEY FOR TIE CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Beard Of Estimate met and CONSIDERED scVerai
items in the budget yesterday. The estimates Tor INC
courts. the law brry, the register. county clerk coro
lers sulcvisor-atlorec auditor couhsci 10 Tue no'a
Of Supcrvsoatarge and the House Of the Good Shepeid
we're allowed. The National Guard asked for 600 ooo
and was allowed $4,000; the Charities Department Tor
$50 900 and was allowed $Gsj,3o0 The County Jo'l
asked for $4,000 and received Sl1oOoo' oeicf eV'
r,os were reduced from 200 TO $4,000 each The
salary of Daniel Ryan county superintendent Of costrnc-
tIon and repairs raised from $1,000 TO $1,000 Con-
trocr Jackson thought $1,000 enough but the o'her
members thought Mr. Ryan should have more than t''
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RUTHERFORD.
AMERICAN TIN IN NEw-JERSEY

AMERICAN TIN N NEWJERSEf.
George Brrcht. well known builder In Rn'her'oni
and Boiling Springs told Tribune reporter yesterday
that he was going TO have tn, honor OF Irat using
American tin e. this neighborhood By putting some
on q house he is now building lie sdd TN" ALREADY
the Tin produced In this country is far superior Ia
The foreign make, and that soon as prffucapie' ne
would usc It entirely. lie readily obtain Am.icau
Tin from n dealer in Pa >dc, he said and few DAYS
ago got an estimate On roof 10 10 maze OF TIM
homo product
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STATEN ISLAND.

STATEN ISLAND.
THE s. r. SMITH INFIRMARi ELECTloN'
The latest development In the controversy thal na>
arson among The friends and officers OF the > ~.
smith Infrnary on staten Island. IS the "ithur'"i
Of the opposition ticket from the field. ms WIN
render to.day's election walkover Tor the presc"'
r,ara,omen, Frastus wimcn and his six associate
- - Who stand for re- election will be relnstated
una~imol,lv and the extensive campaign machinery
reparcd, VIII not be called into acuoh'
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

New.Yorx Jockey Club races. Morris Park. 80 D. m.
New.York Yoch, Club annual regatta.
Annual convention OF J e. Mnsons. Masonic Tempe.
slincy murder TRIAL Cour, Of oyer and Tcfm!neT
New.Yosk Cincinnati baseball matches. Polo Grounds
2 p. IN.
University Of the City o! Ncw.fork commencement
metropolitan Opera House p. m
BloorninQdale Republican Club XlXth Assembly DIS.
trct. p m.
s. r. Smith Inhrmary annual election. Staten leland
Music in East River PerS by Halls Old Guard Bond'
4 D. m.
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large number OF entries OF wellknown horses. ~.
beautiful weather brought out larger attendance ha
usual on the first dav. The track was IN sPcngi, t
Condition In the 30 race Amb0y was inc la'oli.c
snd tro tho three heats In one two three oder' WIN
no apparent effort Pascal won the 8 100 race aieo
In three straight heats.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOlELS'
BREYOCRT-Scnator John Il Mcpherson. 81 New'Jer'
soy UOILAND-sheruan s Rogers 0, Buffalo. MUIR.
FAY HILL-Colone. Abraham X. Arnold l. > Army
NEwNORK-Ey. Mayor John ScreVen. OF Sa'Nnnah
PLAZA-Nrs. Robert r Lincoln and daughter OF Il'nois
vlCrORlA-Geneal George $ Fiei Of Dusalo and Emilio
Terry and Francisco Terry q Havana.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sunrise 425i Set 725 Moon sets sos m Moons age Is
HIGH WATER
/M-ssndy nk. 6:3 Gov. Isrd. eo2 Msii g.. st5
PT-Sandy H'E. 622 Gov. Ispd. SIS Hell &C.. o4o
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Mary f. sherry a midwife. sixty three years olo
living al No 80 ROwland-st.. was arrested ana com
mtted for trial yesterday on a charge oi Grimm"
MALPRACTICE The complainant Is LINE hirchhrr'
,,,,,x elcht veor, old OF 40 - lawn gstOn St. who
has instituted n sn for $4,000 damages for Prca'h
u promise against John Berger. member OF me po
department Mrs. sherry told the police captain tai
sha lad been treating people for sixteen years. ana
n was nobody's business how sic made a ivlng.
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DESTITUTE CONDlTi

DESTITUTE CONDITION OF TIE NEASON fANihi'
A letter was The Tribune. yesterday, Gazing
attention 70 the OF the family OF Johu Ne0soh
,,,r,,sr.r of No 1913 NInthst. members OF which
arc sick with scarlet fever. Tribune reporter VINO
lied az the house night found several children scs"d
on the doorstep tho infected building small two's'oy
frame house occupied by two families The dwehns was
d,,k and had deserted appearance. Mrs. Neason who
T., in delicate health said About two months ago my
husband had al attack OF inhsmmatory rheumatism lie
hrs not been able do any work since MY niue oo'
OIL girl whose ages six and three respectively are
1T, down with scarlet fever. The younger child Is
nearly convale<cent the boy is at the very crises oil
the disease Kind missionary lady called called To-Day
md said that she would Try raise some money iof our
rcs.u. needs We are very poor, and as the B"ra Oh
ro has otdcroi us 70 burn all bedding and cloth
ing l hardly know what ehal do. We have very
little to eat now.'
The infected is in thickly inhabited por"oh oil
the city ncar Gowanus Cana. None OF the ponce
officers had heard any Of scarlet fever u the ncsh
lorhVod