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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09

MONTPELIER. Nov 2.-The Supreme
Court to-day took up the case of state V.
A. 4. Clark of Bradford. In this case it ap-
pears that young men were in the habit of
bringing liquor into the drug store of Mr..
Clark. and the clerk wouldmiN itup with soda
water for them. The court ruled that this
wa, furnishing under the statute. This case
was tried at the May term of the Supreme
Court and was ordered to the general term.
for reargumcnt. States Attorney for
prosecution; Watson for defence.
The Windsor Electric Light company vs..
Frank \. Tandy. was next called At the
May term of 1892 Judgment was given for
dcfendeut Exceptions were taken 10y plain
till and it passed to the supreme Court. G.
a. Davis and Clark for prosecution. En-
right for defence
MONTPELIER. NOV. 3.-Casc of O. II.
Austin. administrator for estate of Polly
Hodge, vs. Smith Hodges, trustee, occupied
the attention of the Supreme Court early in
today's session. This is "a Windsor county case
in which the administrator appealed from
the decision of Probate Court i'll the charge,
of Smith Hodges for the care of Polly
Hodges. q. II. Austin and Paul appeared
for prosecution and johnson for defense.
Next came case of Elizabeth NJ. Stearn,
vs.. Benjamin f. Stearns. IA divorce case
exceptions taken by petitioner on account OF
alimony allowed G. A. Davis and Clark
for prosecution, Johnson for defendant.
HauSch, the bigamst, was brought into
court in the morning 10y Sheriff Howe
Bail was given 10y W. A. Lord. He wa,
allowed to go back to Ohio.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09

Makes hair grow and is a beautiful dressing.
For ladies hair II has no equal. ASK your
druggist for YrCCA and take nothing else.
Single bottles 81, six bottles So. send for
treatise on hair. YUCCA CO..
burlington, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09
WITH DEADLY AIM
BOILER CRASHES INTO A NEW YORK
TENEMENT.

Three Men Instantly Killed by Flying iron
and Timbers and,a score of Others in the
Vicinity Injured, several Fatally Am
balances Pick up Bleeding Victims on
the street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09
Fell bleeding from Dozen Wounds.

No. J34 is a double tenement. On the
ground floor. east side. John Ruhl has a
liquor store and on the west side OF the hall
way John Peters has a little grocery The
end of the boiler struck the upper corner If
the liquor store and Ruhl's bar was drmol-
ished. The lower section of the building
was carried away and with it fell the whose
front of the second story. Ruhl's family
lived there, but fortunately not one of It's
members was there at the time Ruhl was
standing at the rear end of his bar away
from the window when the crash came \
piece of timber struck him in the back and
knocked him down. He was not seriously
injured.
Grocer Peters was also in his store when
Il mas, of brick struck him i'll the left leg
carrying away some of the flesh. At No.
136 there is Chinese laundry The win
dows We're crushed in and the interior of the
laundry was demolished. Next door vii
liam Dart has a barber shop. Dart was
shaving II customer Mt the time and was
knocked down by the shock. The customer
was thrown from the chair and ran through
the street, almost smothercd in dust and
lathcr.
Driver Sheahan of the horse car that stood
directly in front of the stables. was struck
by IA large rock, He had his earn torn Off
and his skull wa, fractured He was taken
To Bellevue Hospital
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09

INDEPENDENCE. iowa, Nov, 2.-Johnson
lowered the world f., two-third mile record
thi, morning with ii flying start to l:lG.
The record for the half mile was IS seconds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-09
FEARFUL HAVOC.
WROUGHT BY A TERRIFIC EXPLO-
SION OF DYNAMITE.

Fire ON Board the Cabo Nachicaco
Reaches Her Explosive Freight The
city Wrecked and scores of Lives Lost
by the Awful shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
ATurpEn AROT-T TIE TOWN

Although the report OF the commission 10 lay ont
the Shore Road in Bay Ridge. public drive has
been prepared II will not be- presented TO the Mayor
until after the Legislature meets. II has been louhn
that the act under which the commission was ap
pointed Is probably unconstitutional and it Is d' sired
also 90 amend II so as give control over tho water
front TO the city.
The members OF the Board OF Education VIII CIV"
dinner TO james r. Bouck, the new president oi
the board al some date between Jniy 90 and -.
The will Of Theodore r. Horton was offered Tor
probate Yesterday His estate is valued ri 70 O,O
real estate and $4,000 personal property, and Is
divided between tie widow and children. The part
nership business Of r. X. Horton Co.. with Franklin
VI. Horton managing partner, is to be continu'd
Application was made fl the supreme Court yes
erday for a niandamus to compel the Board OF As
SCISSORS TO take the property of the Pratt Institute
from the rolls 1t argued that under the
laws Of 1857 the property Of the institute exempt
free charitable institution. In opposition. il was
said that II was not n charitable Institution, and that
the only free features the library and lectures.
The operation OF trolley the Punanave.
and IIalseys. line Of the Brooklyn City Railroad was
begun yesterday
The regular meetings OF the Republican election
district associations for July will be held this evening
The majority OF them adjourned last month for the
summer, but several will enroll new members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
CHARGES AGAINST A WOMAN DOCTOR.

Dr. Isabella VI. Rankne of No. &c Willoughby-
ave., taken before Justice Connolly, In the Gates
Avenue Police Court yesterday, upon charge pre-
ferred by Mrs. Lucia J.. Balcam Of No. IS Herk,mer
St., who alleges that DIR. R:nAine Instrumental III
Inducing her intrust - SEQ To William u. warner
which was invested IN bogus chattcl mortgages
Mrs Balcam has known DR. Ianlinc for Il score oil
years. When She became widow she moved 10
BROOKLYN and consulted The doctor about investments
On her representations Mrs. Balcam alleges that she
let Warner have money In various sums lie lived
I'm the same house as DR.. Rankne. and had induced
Mrs Bacam 10 let him have about $1,000, Which he
invested giving her chattel mortgages at per cent
and a bonus for the use Of the money. Mrs. Bal
cam was pleased with the profits promised aud let
Warren have 500. He said he hpc done 80 well
with II that she afterward lot him haV" "2ooo
About a fortnight ago Warren suddenly departed from
the city and il is said that he left many victims
OF his scheme, which TO palm OF on investors
bogus names the chattel mortgages which lie eav"
II Is said that he has written to DR.. Rankine that If
he has time ne will make good all the sums he owes
Mrs Bacam alleges that Dr. Rankin" was III
partnership with Warner, but Dr. Ranklne denies this
She said that she lost 5000 through him. The
hearing adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
NEW-NORk ClTE.

The Park Board has decided TO provide for series
of eight in Abingdon square brSnnii aboui
August l. The request for concerts There was made
10y James W. Boyle, Tammany leader In the lNth As
,emhly District.
Al the Produce Exchange hay brokers' meet, yes
Ierday The following committee WAS appointed 10y
President Evan Thomas to draw up regulations fof
export hay. Ia be submitted 10 another meeting VI l..
Rckerson. chairman; samuel Ihgersoll, samuel W
Bovine d. F. Wells and G. +. Keugen
Judge Cowing in General sessions sentenced Mr..
sarah r. IIul Burroughs 10 twenty days In the
City Prison yesterday for bgamy. She married Will
lam Huh in Berlin. y. r., when fourteen years old.
ana deserted her. After four or five years he
eyng herself To- he free TO do 81" married Russell
Burroughs. He died, and i'll 1891 sac married Charles
A. Moorchous-, Custom House broker. living at No.
IL Perry-st.
The Peru has arrived at Francisco with mails
from China Japan and Hawaii OF he foll, wing dates
Shanghai. June Il; Hong Kong. June Il; Yokohama,
June ~ Honolulu. July :, due In New York on the
morning Of Thursday July 20. The next mail for
China and Japan will close at the General Postofce
at Il 30 p. m on Thursday.
Samuel Mills who is charged with shooting William
OBren. was committed 10 the TOml~ yesterday,
pending inquest
Police superintendent BY went his vacation
yesterday aud will be away forty eight days. In
lers while Superintendent Byrncs Is away.
As Captain William II. >mead. Of the Canalboat
Captain \. +. Ilaubod stepping 10 Pier No -,
East River, Yesterday, he misudged the distance, fell
into the Ifver and was drowned. II" ihrty-tAree
years old, and well known along the river.
The fifth excursion this Of -. Johns Guild
Floating Hospital was made Yesterday. There
225 babies. Halle children and mothers on board.
About 200 members Of Typographical Union 40. 6
al Martins Hall. No 30 Third-aNe.. on sunday
evening, and completed arrangements for their eighth
annual cambak,, which takes place sunday, sep
TENDER 3. This Is an affair which j. looked forward
to with great interest 10y Big six whose member
ship numbers 900.
The American Protective Tariff League yesterday
received the acceptance Of FlaNius j. Van Norhis Of
Indianapolis, for State secretary of Indiana. Mr..
Van NOrhs became Identified with the league
off ial pendent two years ago, afterward be
caie a member OF the organization. and hc Is
advanced To the place Of state secretary. lie i
active Protcclioii>t and undoubtedly will accomplish
good results In Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
WIIlIE. pIAlNS

BADLY INJURED ~ \ III AWAY M'lDhN
\ rnnaVhv accident which probably VIII prov
fatal Happened IN lahc.-i.. VIII" Ili'n- N'''''A''
morning. Little Johu'i." -tIrk"y. eleven N'ar' ON
and nj, brother. q" Dot" aged rie!'. son, oi came
Constable William ~iarhc, ar, hc uuf riunni" "n'>
Will, ont riding IN a wagon owned hy Pll-'"i'r'
samuel Thomp,on. ih' horse got b",on1 ih" e"n'r d
Of the driver and AWAY. While da-hins down
Iale-s,. hin the wagon Wa upset ana III" occupants
thrown ont. Nj. Thompson. tie driver. was Phh
fully cui about III. farr aud severely bruised. The
little bows no. fortunate. l'vh VIZ
picked M I'm an uncDn -tlous condition JOINING
Skull wa, fractured and itil" Dn'~" night leg was
fractured near thr Thigh. They carried - their
home, In "a diving condition ard Dr.. 'urii- ana
~chmd were summoned l. b. moi thought NAT ury
viii recover. Both children We're bright md, anu
f,vorii., with tn n"iyhbor-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
NEWS FROM THE SUBJ RIBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON
SURPRISED AND Dl-GI ~TED tlllLf.NS.


The citizens Of Mount Vernon lmv" had TWO good
causes for surprise and disgust In t' last i"rty-
eight hours. one Of these was an imposition of the
Ncw-York city suburban Water Company ana The
other the action OF Governor Flower III o'hH hS the
people the right Of " home rule II Is Only lew
weeks ago that Mayor brush. In his message re
ferrcd to the numerous complaints OF ciI]rhS against
the water company'S arbrrinr,, ana lis 'N"r"laht
rates which altogether bring revenue "l about
T13 900 a year upon an actual original INVESTMENT "i
about 100000. He then advised the Common council
TO consider the possible conformation oi the water
.rmpany's property and abe securing I" Il cl'!
plant. About II O'Clock on saturday HiE'' 'h'
water was suddenly shut of from every h'uS' ana
hydrant in tho city, and not turned Oh again I'LL
nearly O'Clock on sunday morning. Inc second
reason for surprise ana disgust on thc part o'
the majority the citizen, and of Mayor bru'h wa
an oficial communication from the Executive NAN
sion at Albany signed by Governor Flower diNapproV
ing the removal by Mayor Brush of Excise commissioner
Frank Malone for "wilfu neglect Of duty ana "ihGial
misconduct Commissioner Malone was tired on
four distinct and separate specifications, the 'Sii-
mony covering about 10000 words He was charged
with "ncglrciing and failing 10 pay over 10 thr
City Treasurer the sum Of Tl.Vo ana UP" 'u. W.
also charged he had been guilty Of misconduct by
appearing at meetings Of the board III "a gross state
Of intoNcation." that he had used his oI'Hi P"1 |"
"intimdatc people engaged In the Di7I'a :" nS
wines. alcs and liquors. for personal pcA'h'' anu Si'
aggrandiZemcnt.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
NO RUSSIAN NAVAL STATION HERE
THE CAR HAS ORDERED THE DIMITRI DONsKOI

THE CAR HAS ORDERED THE DIMITRI DONSKOI
AND ITS SISTER SHIPS TO SIBERIAN WATERS.
Russia will not establish n naval station In the
A'lrntic, with headquarters tn this port. II was
stated Yesterday by an officer Of on" OF the cruisers
now here TINT the Gar Ind ordered the departure
Of all the vessels 10 the Eastern shores Of Siberia.
The three Russian ships now here. the flagship Dimi-
tr DonskO, the Rysnda and Ill" Admiral NachlmkoN
will leave This harb6r fortnight after the arrival
OF the Nicholas ]. Which T. daily -Xpcct"d. The
Emperor gave orders that the Of the Nicholas
should have weeks rest after their arrival and
that The entire division should then leave New York.
Admiral KaznakOf will return to Cronstadt the
Dimitri Donsko where he will rclinqusl his command
and rrsume charge OF a department IN the Admiralty
His successor IN the command Of The division IS
Admiral Pacnko. formerly captnln OF the Hynda
His flagship the Pamiot Azova. Will 90 direct fr,,m
Russia TO Gibraltar where the two other vessels will
await Its arrival The plans that the division will
proceed, about August 80, from Gibraltar 10 Toulon,
10 return the visit paid by the French fleet 70 Cron
siad last year. The division will aftervaid sail Nr
NlndivOstOck. the naval station on the Pacific.
The trip projected by the Dmitri Donskoi 10 New
port where Grand Duke Alexander Michaiovitch was
receive series OF entertainments, has been def
uely abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
YO\KERS.
1ONkEkS.
HELD on 4 CHARGE OF MURDER.

HELD ON \ tllAlt't w Nv h't>'''
Daniel Mnahan. hny-two years ola. labor'f
living at No lID GardcnSt.. killed his wife ana her
unborn child sunday event =. and IS held or clnrG'
Of murder. Minahnn came home sunday evening ana
found three women visiting his wife aud DRINKING
beer. lie ordered them out ana his "l' lhl"il'r'u
IL, knocked her down and kicked her in The abdomen
INJECTING iuurr, which caused her death alter mgr
ing half an hour In terrible agony. NinAiHh WAS
arrested Immediately, and WAS held without bHh /"
await the result Of the cUrGncrs ilqWNl u" quest
wa, hcIl Yesterday afternoon and brought In Vrrd'i
that the woman came 10 her Death from 1hJnrI'N
inflicted by the husband. Minahan VIII %" i" h"l'
for tine Gsaud Jury. ... Ihr polio" have III CUSTODY
4 man WHO say, he Is Francis !. summers, 'hir one
wear, old If No. ~; WrSi Forty second See N'" r"rN
and Is supposed Ia be- OF gang e. burglars WHO
operate the country towns aoi- ia" I'LL" 81 'h' fiifs XII
summer, with three other mcN ep OH New "Th ven
trI freight train a -puyt.n Day vii -atnrd afternoon.
Il when they were discovered hN IN" ir.in eye" III"
train va, stopped and they were put on They s"i
on a.aln and at Yonl~r> ia" con inci"r
again stopped tie train AMI cail'd Patrol
man rcddin. who Wa "a duy q, the Ionbr
station. Three of the me got away. hni summer
wa, captured and taken to Police headquarters.
Hall +. WaIing and Richard !. brewster went emnn-
for woodcock in the woods in Ncwlri-'N. "pP'-''
Ynnl,I, saturday. and hagc,d nineteen. lh'
women of - Jp.rph'~ aid ~orir' pu'i HNi- T'f'l'
$3.50 - from tar lawn putt r.'cuih hill ini Nr
benefit Of d." h"-pi'al l4F al" received - -, rom
4 collection ~ -. Jos 'ph'> Church. F'"ln' %
sherwood Iark complIin hat OBJ" rip -rl"''rl l"i
stopping The Mount Vernon c1r- 81 III" hr"hN hN'i
road are those on which nobtl, wants f." get "h @l
on 4 car at that point. aud 49, p' '-r' az SUI
compelled 10 WdlA MP The hIll lp crescent I|f'.
-IN car day each Way row stop 90 Do" Bronx RIVER
read and The new ARRANGEMENT began saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
4 RECREANT FATHER AND A STARVING FAMILY

Mrs Mary Bennett OF No. 42s West ThirteenthSt.
obtained a warrant in the Jefferson Market Police
Court last week for the arrest OF her husband Will
iam whom she charged with dcs"rton Of herself aud
children The case brought 10 the attention Of
Agent Mulligan, OF the Gerry society. who on sun
day night visited the apartments OF the Bennett
family He found Mrs Bennett and her three
children Charles five years old william. three. and
Edward fourteen months. occupying four squGlid,
filthy rooms The children were only partially dressed
and n table and q few chairs comprised the entire
furniture OF the place. Mulligan made inquiries Ms
10 the whcrca bouts OF the husband and vas told that
he hiding on the roof. AS Muiligah turnod TO
question Mrs Bennett about the matter the husband
dashed down the stairs and succeeded In making his
escape Detectives hunting for him. The chlldreh
who absolutely destitute, have been turned over
TO the Gerry Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
WHAT is GOING On TO-DAY

Municipal Building Commission City Hall
Meetings OF Board OF Estimate and Apportonment,
Board Of Electrical Control and Sinking Fund Commission
Mayors Office.
LedeIkranz Society reception. clubhouse, p. III.
Newly DIRK. Boston baseball match. Polo Grounds. D
Lloyd Aspnwars case before Referee Willis.
Stage Employees Convention. Elk's Hall.
state Civil Service Commission conference Gisey
House.
Funeral General Jar1ine. Scottish Rite Han. u.
Monmouth Park races 80 y.
Brighton Beach races. 3 D. m.
Republican enrolment Twenty eighth War1 Brooklyn.
evening
Loyal Club tRepubcanl. No. $50 Thirdaye., D. m.
Departure Of two parties Of Tribune Fresh Air Fund
children.
Music in Mt. Morris Park by list Regiment Band
u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
TROUBLE IN A YOUNG CHURCH.
THE PASTOR RESIGNS AND MANY MEMBERS OF
THE CONGREGATION THREATEN


THE CONGREGATION THREATEN
TO FOLLOW HIM.
The Rev A. b. Phillips pastor OF the Church OF
Christ, In Humboldt St, near Nassau ave, pr'ach'u
his farewell sermon at the church last sunday hight
and offered his resignation at the close OF the sermon
Most of the younger members OF the galoh Ill
Guiding tho Christian Endeavor Society Of sixty-seven
members say they will leave the church with their
pastor and establish new church with him as their
head These say Mr. Phillips was forced out OF the
church by minority of the older members.
The church was established about four years ago
as branch Of the Church of Christ, In Sterling Place
which has no written creed. II i mission AT
first but II had managed Its affairs until re-
Gently. The pastor, who IS IA young man, was pop
Mar with the younger members but found that some
OF the older members were not In sympathy with him.
He spoke OF this lack Of sympathy from the pulpit
and 90 provoked the anger OF some OF the elder mem
bers particularly that OF Il. VI. Tcrhune, l"rher
trustee who got several of the organizers TO join nm
In an appeal to the older church. In sterling face'
The older church charge Of the new church TWO
weeks ago. and a week later. while the Rev A. b.
Phillips was at Ocean Grove. y. j., he was requested
Nv the trustees of the Sterling Pace church to re
sign IL was In r.slu to that request thal ne an
nounced his resignation last Sunday night ,.,-
The younger members eXIrts>eu tneir Huith". VII
of the service they said they expected fully three
quarters of the congregation 10 Withdraw from Inc
church and establish a new one. MI Pniilps WOu1u
not say what he expected 10 do in the Iu1ure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
NE W. ERSEY.
JERSEY CITY
tx GOVERNOR PRICE IL Court.

FIX GOVERNOR PRICE ~ Court.
Fx Governor Rodman W. Price. of New Jersey va,
taken before Chancellor McGill. At Jersey Ciy yc,
tcrday hy sheriff Bogart. of Bergen Comfy. IN the
suit of Anna VI Forrest administrator Of the estate
Of samuel Forrest, her hn-hand who IN l051 oh
taIncd a Judgment against Mr. Price. Mr. Price was
also I'm contempt Of court for having disposed Of Il
warrant after me had been cnjoncd from doing 50
ly fine Chancellor. IN Governor Brdlc. who ap
pcared for Mr. Price. asked who wa e. make tine
turn a, he wished 10 learn whether Mr. Price was
I'm The custody Of the slcrr Of his bond, man.
Chancellor Mc,,ill said tn sheriff might make re-
tnrn TO the writ. Mr. icdc then asked that an ap
peaIlncr might be- entered without prejudice. The
Chancellor granted the request after
lie also snd the defendant would h" required give
a new bond for his contempt. th" condition being that
he should appear In from day t. any ana NOT
depart without leave. Mr. Bolic neat asked that
fine hail which + 500 900 he reduced. The nilDuui
OF the warrant disposed OF only $1,000. Mr.
Price was then rrnandcd 10 the custody II sheriff
Boglrr- and taken back To lnckruSack. where II wa.
expected that the former bOndonen would renew the
security.
Chancellor Mcin yesterday appointed Henry s.
White United states District Attorney, to be r.
ceiver for the Domestic spring Fed Company. Of
which C,rorg. f.. Watson. the furniture dealer who
failed last week WIS president ana treasurer. The
company IS capitalized at - 600. is lahlit",
mort gage. and lis assets $1,000. William II. Turner
assignee for George T.. Watson a Co, yesterday re-
ported that the liabilities were sb3O0o and the
assets S51 900.
The trial of Alexander Let's. formerly assistant
cashier Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, who I, nc.
cused Of stealing r23 coo from the company. con.
unued before Judge liudspeth AT Jersey city yst"r
afternoon session and denied that hc had robbed
The company OF Il cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ALDERMAN COFrEy RESIGNS HIS PLACE.
lie LEAVES THE BOARD TO BECOME A CANDI-
DATE FOR THE STATE SENATE.

HE LEAVES THE BOARD TO BECOME CANDl-
DATE FOR THE STATE SENATE.
Az had been expected. alderman NJ j. Corey
president of the Board OF Aldermen. resigned ycsteT
day afternoon from the Board. in order to BE- III read
ness to accept nomination for state senator IN 'Ac
fall the law requiring that candidates Tor the Legs
latire shall not hold otloc Office within 100 day oil
he election. The resignation was accepted alter
several Aldermen had made complimentary speeches.
< portrait Of the Alderman and all engroased copy OIL
the resolutions adopted when ne was elected president
last winter in which he MAS compared III MS wor"
for south Brooklyn the Emperor who found Rome
muI and left II marble were dspayed at the meet
Ing.
Richard Pickering, Aldcrman-at Large was elected
president Of The board succeed Cofey In that Once
and Frank Henne,Ney, Of the Fourth Ward, was
elected rs Alderman the First District TO oil Coey
seat Alderman IIenneSsey is real estate dealer
and has never held Office before. lie will receive the
sslary of u, 900 year granted to the Aldermen last