New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

ton His clothes were extremely dirty anu
hi, head was covered with o shaggy old fur cat
with a thick layer Of dust on IL WAS fea'ne'
that q horse had died in his barn ABOUT ,e"
dave AGO. and had been there ever Nncc' lie
did not offer 10 open the barn for lnspec'' o.,
SO the door was forced in. The boards Oh VIZ Iu
tho vo' barn Law the dead horse. Inside of hye
minutes the horse had been taken out paceu d ~
a wagon. and carted eff for burial oy ti'e o'ue'
VI Commissioner Daly. IN tbc town
had gathered around the barn Orders weie sais
and before long the fighting force had 'ne m" so
knocked ont The supporting tinp Sat the roof
ofy too many risks would have to be taken ~
the men. The torch was then APPLIED, od maed
against the wishes of the villagers VINO pneu,vs we're
that the whole town would catch 6re. lncS wete
clad to see the meanest mans place aestroyfhu ~,
bur they did not think it should be DESTROYER os
fire. The town was not burned aown W. ~ Examined
To gain an entrance the door had TO De oroK ;n
down Its interior was about as ilthy aS the Az,
terror of house could possibly Ne, r Inc an and
scrsps of iron. The second floor was divided into
two rooms In one was q bedstead without Stats
old THRONE Sna a %orn 1he Tss
and pillow were SO dirty that tne1
were black In the other room were severe,
hundred old tin cans, stove and bith OF o.eis
description On one ce sde od ' IT'S top On the
to S"or Of the house were number Of pals OF
water in which old bones were soaking. ne
said that he lived there much OF ne t 1 .e bonc.
which he found in the village When asked why
he had such large quantity soaked IN waer, ~,
said that it was necessary to 40 that 10 MAKE make
good soup All who went into THIS mouse were
disguised beyond measure
WORRIED AEouT HIS MONEY.
Before Commissioner Daily gave orders to burn
the house he asked Tompkins whether he wanted
ANYTHING in it, lie replied that he would like
to have his clock lie received permission to
take anything he wanted, except the
rags bedding and bones He said IN, yne
clock was oil that he wanted After
the house had been set on fire he wanted 70
Hundred dollars in bins out Of the drawer Of
the bureau. He was pulled out OF the burning
house, but young man climbed into the WIN
dow Of the second story sec%rea On, ,be Srcund
There was no money in the drawer. Then Tonip-
kins said that he remembered that he had hid
den the money on the tUp Some one said
that he had no money in the house. To prove
that he had money he opened the clock Among
the works was about Si2O lie Is said 10 DC
The liquor shop belonging to Wyckoi is stable
owned by Burnett. In IL and ABOUT II MIN noH was
to be found in abundance hWiIn DC des bns
accoynuanied him returned to White Plains. and
the inhabitants of Kensico heaved sign oil re-.
lief when they saw him leaving them as last as
his horse could take him. He was glad TO ge'
away. 4. ,,,,. V;soo IN
carr;acas from White Plains to inspect that par,
Of the territory between White Flains and Mount
Kisco. ,.s ,.ro anant IN
nrosnecti~r. MANY Of the buildings on or near
hanch Brook. which runs into kisco River. ana
thence into Croton lake will be des'roy ntrn y"
condemned to-day Inc cxpedi''on VIII ''"''"'
its work for several days.