New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
YOEKERS.

Mrs Virgil p Humason Of No. fS4 Warburton-
ave- was awakened shortly after O'Clock yes'er-
day morning by peculiar noise she arose al
once TO investigate and, looking out OF the window
on the south side OF the house saw man III fni''
iipse Place. by. He was crouching Oh inc
ground and endea voring not TO be seen Inc allai'
was reported to the police. and Roundsman WILCOX
on making an investigation found that an atte'np'
had been made TO enter the house OF MOTIFS
Ferris at No AS Warburton-ave. The family Is
away for the summer. pane OF glass had pee''
broken in one Of the windows, and the eaten was
cut away Mrs Humason gave good 0esciiP'io"
Of the man. and yesterday afternoon ToHOei"''
Connolly arrested a man giving his name as Johi
Powers forty-two years old. having no home ~, lie
taken TO the liumason mouse anu 10 !" US moi
Iunaso said he looked like the man sne VIZ ,naS
that Powers had been begging in the stree,s'
he was locked up on charge OF being suspioI N
person. He VII be aTralsnd t,,t TINS '"o'
Colonel Edward j. Mitchell, secretary oi mi
dcnnndcnt veterans their wives and army hui So,
was in oxford last week attending a mtetns % th
work of erecting the Home was gons on so i a
ably that he thought 1t would De nished their
work but the plumbing is yet to be put III: and ' is
built of brick and stone. 1t is well situated; hnm
has about it of land Golohel " RnI,ef
Corps Of the state had taken upon Themselves .n
furnishing of the buiidnf By nnr% s q 600 which
will furnish the Home nicely. ,, ,.,oe- ,resident
In the absence OF the president ana VI ssocin
Of tho Westminster County Grand Army h.
lion who were unayoidably detained, [IuS Sc re
kim of this city presided at the meeting Oh tn
association which held in the city ouI' tGui.
at Manor Hall on Friday evening Anpu. lmri
members were present from all parts OF thc rou,s
Tho meeting was called for the purpose OF ARRANGING
for me trip to the National fInchHphcHt, VII, -
meets i'm ST Paul in the first week III oeP'v,i" =,
The plan decided upon was for the aSo. ~,
leave West Forty -second-s, New 90 taLtng a
on the morning of Saturday, August ~ dakiIk a
rain at Wcehawken on the West shore hllir s
II was stated that the fare Tor the Touhu UP
vould be N5 and that further particulars apou'
eleening accommodations, etc, cOuld pt
from Comrades John &. Shots, Edward y Mitche,.
and Augustus KIDD The associations committee OIL
Arrangements. ,,.,,, rr,,i,u,e 6'Iub
Sixteen members Of the Woman ms ltu, '.,
enioyed the Saturday afternoon OutlIs US" ,r
u5ich wa In the nature of straw rlde. n'%
left The Institute building. In Pallsade ave- AZ foy
oclock and eniOyed ride In the StWniliI t.Ncl
VoIlov They went as far rs the Fresh AIT iioih',
nsar Mount Hope. ate supper in the WpoIS anu
came nome by moonlight The pOpularlt! o, tn.ac
oitines is shown by the increased number OF mem,
beers who attend each week Ihey are PA i."n tSa
and conducted bv Miss Lawson, who selects me
snots OF interest and makes the Arrangements Inr
Transformation. The members. VINO are az "oih-
inc ,,irls see i'm this way many points OF interest,"
Sn,oc member Of the club writes a snort account
of each outing which is preserved among inc
secretary Haskell. OF the Young Mems christian
Aesociation again extends an invitation 10 me
mon of Yonkcrs to to the ASSOCIATION puiiu-
ing in Main-st. this afternoon and listen 70 the
Rev Charles y. Cate. who VIII tax on the SCI a.,
Of a Young Mans Success, Illustrating MS
thourhts with stereopticon pictures. Seats VIII
be provided for go and there VIII he special music