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New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

The accounts OF Thomas B. Crossley, guardian 70
Miss c. Victoria Peddie. exceptions TO which were
taken by Miss Peddie. underwent an additional ex-
animation before Judge Kirkpatrick yesterday
The items OF the accounting amount TO $4,000. A
number of minor charges that were not explained 70
the satisfaction Of the Court were stricken out "
order of the Court.
II is understood that Senator Smith ard otnef
Democratic capitalists have subscribed the STOCK 20
start an eight page one-cent newspaper In Ne"arA
The firg; Issue viii appear about August l.
The statement; was made yesterday that Mayor
Seymour would send In the name OF augustus
T. Dusenberry for Police Commissioner again al ths
next nesting OF the Common Council.
The Board OF Works Committee held meetings
YESTERDAY and transacted routine business Ihe
Park Commissioners were invited TO attend meet
Ing May 20, when hearing VIII take pace On =
franchise for trolley road for Eiizabeth-ave !, IS
understood that the Commissioners want Inc aFehue
for a park driveway.
The organization OF the new Board Of Health was
effected yesterday afternoon by the election OF Dr
H. C. II Herold president. The members OF inc
Board were sv orn in by the City Clerk No other
business was done. The Board will meet next Tues
day night
The Presbyterian Union has elected the following
officers: President James p Dusenberry vice -pres-
dents John Y Foster. Dr. Samuel a. FarEand, Jere
~ Cobb and T.. ID. Farnsworth; secretary ara
treasurer Henry e. Ogden.
A banquet will be gwen for James L. Hayes, late
president OF the BOARD OF Education. on May q IN
honor of the twentieth anniversary OF his service on
the Board.
Markets., while at work yesterday IN Atna
Illngw steel works. had his left leg crushed
by piece OF steel weighing $500 pounds failing ON
it. lie was taken TO the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
WOODEN LEG IDENTIFIED.

A MOTHER THINKS HER son DISCARDED 1T TO
COMMIT SUICIDE.
An artificial leg was found I'm the Glendale WOODS
on April CO. 1t was supposed 10 have been abah-
doned by a drunken tramp who had robbed
shanty. The leg was identified yesterday by Mfs
John Voorhees,, OF No. 81 Norfok-st, Newark ~
had bssn worn by her son, John. who. she !ears
has committed suicide. She said he was thirty-one
years oh. When nineteen he left home, and did
not return until two wears ago He had injured
as hight leg, and it had 10 be amputated SINCE
me operation. she said ne had shown symptoms 9l
mental arrangement and had been melancholy. ne
iflt home two weeks ago Her opinion Is that;
ne respondent. he discarded his artiilcal leg ana
Wosned himself IN the Hachensaek River.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
JERSEY CITY.

Po,lce CAPTAIN Farrler who Is a Union veteran ana
an ardent synlpathizer with the Cubans ir their
struggle for independence, has established FUND
for the cause of the revou,ionsts, and has collected
about 500 through voluntary offerings in three days.
At the meeting OF the ministers held on Monday
night to adopt methods of continuing the agitation
of the Sunday observance question, 1t was decided
TO appoint a committee which will be known as
the executive committee. Ii was the sense OF the
meeting that there should be fair representation
Of aymen and that there be distinction as 10 creed
or color The Rev DR.. Hathaway, chairman, was
authorized to select the committee.
Annie, the four-year-old daughter OF Mrs Jonn
Kelly OF No 2SG Sixth-st was playing with Kitten
Yesterday afternoon, at the window of the second
noor OF her parents home when she lost her balance
and fell headlong to the pavement fracturins her
skull Her injuries mortal
Tung Lee who has a laundry at No. 22s Erie-st..
went 10 sleep while balancing his cash on Monday
night ard awoke to iind TWO boys running OUT WIN
the contents of the moBoy-drawer about siO. MICH
ael Egan and Thomas Murphy were arrested yester-
day morning on suspicion OF being the tnie'es lhey
We're held.
The police force has been increased along the
Boulevard 10 prevent hoodlums from annoying
bicycle riders
Edward Mcdonald. thirty years old. OF No go
Henderson, ST. employed by Edward Kelly, puild-
when the animal was frightened By a passing Loco,
motive and ran away. The wagon Mas ,s,any wae.hSa
against OF the iron pillars OF me fsnnsylvSn.A ,I
Railroad Companys elevated ROAD, ana hcDo.'
aid was thrown out and severely hur' ne "Se ~
moved TO the hospital
The installation OF the Rev. c. J. Allen as pas
tor OF the Greenville Reformed Church mas peeo
postponed until Sunday, June ..
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
COILS TIGHTEN ABOUT JiChSON.

TIE ALLEGED TRAIS -wRECKER IDENTIFIED BY
MAN WHOM HE HAD PATRoNIzED.
New Brunswick, May Il (SpeciaD-Strong circum-
stantal evidence is gathering around Henry 'ach-
SON. the negro now in the M.ddlesex County jan
IN = charee of attempting to wreck a Pennsylvania
Railroad train at Deans on the night Of May O.
To-day, Peter Morris. the railroad detective came
10 New-Erinswlck with Daniel Mcdonald black
smith Of No. IS York-st Jersey city Mcdonald
said that Tuesday afternoon last. the day before
the attempted train -wrecking a negro came TO his
chop 10 have an iron bar shortened The negro had
told him he intended go 10 work on the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad and wanted the iron bar shortened
for convenience. Mcdonald cut off about twenty
inches and has the piece In his possession. The
remaining part Of the bar is the hands OF the rail-
road people.
Al the hearing on Saturday. Jackson said that he
hal never seen Il before Mcdonald taken 10
the Jail, and glance at Jackson Satisfied him:
That's the man | made the bar for last Tuesday,
he said JacksOn's health Is poor. lie eats Httle
food and his sleep IL broken and ftfu'
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
L4BORERS IN REVOLT.
ITALIANS FORCE AN OBNOXIOUS FOREMAN OUT
OF HIS PLACE.

OF HIS PLACE.
Butler May u (SpeciaD.-Three hundred Italian
laborers broke ont In rebellion against foreman
OH the pipe line yesterday afternoon and chased
three men over half mile to this village
The Italians were engaged in digging the trench
In which pipes are to be laid for the auxiliary sec
ton OF the East Jersey Company from Stony BROOK
10 Macoupin. John Festa the Italian boss In
charge Daniel Curtin a One-eyed Pittsburger.
was under-scction boss There has been bad blood
between FIESTA and Curtin for several weeks. The
section boss accused fiesta OF circulating the story
among his countrymen that he was endowed with
the evil eye ,,
YESTERDAY afternoon Curtin walked along the side
of the trench and meeting fiesta charged nm win
irc,ina rebellion. fiesta angry denied the state
man. when Curtin struck him u violent blow under
the chin knocking him into the ditch. fiesta
r.n,bled m the bank and drawing knife rushed
., curtin who had a revolver in his hand curtin
oricllv stepped aside and stunned the Italian Win
a bow on the temple from the put' emu oA ''e
Thn Italians In the trench seeing fiesta ran rusneu
mon curtIn with upraised picks ana shoVeis' nc
lrH, 81 his revoyer Gained their fury untn l.uBi
canova. their leader urged them sne oH no Curins az
sistance The reinforcement served 10 ,p nplu @ i,e
NOR until Curtin discharged festa " heh Ine
Italians learned this, they separated anu chhrtsu
upon Curtin from all sides, showeIlng stones , f
range OF the bullets. The bate cnded on lhe out-
skirts Of the village, where the Italians gave UP
the pursuit. . . -. ,yorL ,his
morn,nc until Curtin was discharged. Ii was found
necessary to accede 10 their demands ana 'u'''"
discharged.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
AEWJERSEY FORES7ERS MEET.
I1'hfH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND COURT
At LONG BRANCH.

nNNbAL SESSION OF TIE pNHND SDN''N
At LONG BRANCH.
long branch May ~ (SpecioD.-The eighth an
' SESSION OF the Grand Court. Forssiers OF AHer-
g. g. convened this morning at the Town bah'
, a -hef Ranger Dr. J. ". Bennett OF this
pa.e before opening the session introduced Mayor
,ss s'"s bioageti, who welcomed the delesi.es ara
e''s 10 cordial manner. Grand Secretary Zen
49,. report showed total Of ssyenty-three courts,
~" "'~ members Every court in the State vas
.~esen'ed. The proposition TO make the annual
sS"h OF the Grand Court biennial was defeated.
a., zoe c'ose OF the morning session the DELEGATES
~ d'hner at Castle Hall. The following cf'lcers
''e e'tced in the afternoon: Grand Chief FaLger.
j.m..La Ia Ponte. Hoboken: Grand Srb-Chef RanGer
AZ D. Carlos, Newark; Grand Treasurer, Nin-
Sss,.,sa . Weed. Jersey city: Grand Corrss2 1ndng
nss.ary. n saury. W. J: Denton. Bayonne; Grand Record;
h, secretary. John Scott. South Amboy; Grand
Os~ woodward. Thomas j. Waldron. Jersey
vi Tand Senior Beade, a. j. Martin, Tew- Bpuns r,,
AM" "rand Junior Beadle. W. l.: OiidTe Pefth
Er,2- The officers were Installed by Deputy
cxsme Chief Ranger f. X. vessels. or Jersey
ssse orange w.s selected as the next meeting
TWO courts Of this city. in honor pf the grand
by or. gave ball tonight which was offended
WEI hye hundred people.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
A VOHAN'S PLUCKY FIGHT.
WHEN ASSAULTED BY A THIEF SHE RESlsTs
AND FnRcES TILE RI-FFIAN TO LEAVE.

WHEN ASSAULTED BY THIEF SHE RESlSiS
AND FORCES THE RUFFIAN TO LEAVE.
Paterson May 12.-l1rs. Frederick kegseiman'
thrty-fve years old, OF No. 3s North fork-st lies
at her home suffering from serious shock ana sew
era. severe wounds inflicted by an unknown as
sa.ant this morning The stranger had eVidehuy
planned TO knock out Mrs. Keggeman and ROB the
house but he was foiied. owing to the nerve eH-
hib.ted by the assaulted woman.
Mrs. Koggeman rents the upper apartments N heE
house and had advertised the fiat for rent Two
weeks ago a neatly dressed young man ABOUT
twenty-elght years Old called and asked to see the
rooms. He left promising to return with his vile.
This morning he reappeared and said that he had
forgotten just how the rooms were situated M's'
Keggeman led the way upstairs, and was turning
the key In the door the top of the stairway "heN
she was struck terrific blow on the DacH OF the
head She has wealth OF hair which bro~e the
force OF the blow and, although monentafiy
stunned, she turned and grapp-ed WIN hei "'
fierce struggle followed In which tne ienow
threw Mrs. keggeman off and tried 70 eacape uoT
the stairs but the plucky woman screaneu 'oSs rh
thug turned and welding a snort piudseoh ia"ir' ,
blows on her head ana arms untll she sa,.s she 1
sens BILE and rol ed down the stairway, "neiu u .o
was found by the nelgAbors VINO rnsnr" @ ,,, ~, ,bo
rear door. ell several fences anu ta -ed
Susquehanna Railroad tracks wbsre ne u.sspp.' nj
An alarm was sent 10 Police Hea1quat .eIs, ~ nh
tho neiph hbors set out in pursuit or tne thus Will
omt surcess Mrs Keggelman WAS abe TO turnisn
good description. ana delco.iNtsis ti snt,,s Mrs
the city to-day hoping to ehect ms cap,m cpnd above
Keggenian sustained two deep sef'p WvyuJis M
the left eye Her hands and arms are pi"''eu u"N
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
SAVED BY A BiRBED-WIRE fENtE.

+, crIIIp's REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM a HoR-
RIIIE DEATH.
p,,erson Nav 70 (SpeciaD.-Raymond Bleigh. the
tv,ov,ar-oI1 son of Henry Flegh. Of No. ia Tyler
st.. fell from the thIrd-story window or his nome
Yesterday afternoon. ana was saved through the
agency Of a barbed-wre fence when runs D""ea'"
the window
Raymond was perched In his high coair at 'he
window, with his mother at his side. She left hlm
for a moment and when she returned she topha
that he had crawled upon the window Sill inVo'-
unfairly she held out her arms. and the BOY 1oy. iedi IN
Ing backward 10 prepare for the leap thIr" ~
weight against the blinds. which opened ohtW lf"
and he was precpltAted toward the copo'eS'o"'
pavement of the yard thirty feet below .
Mrs. Fleigh screaming to the wlhdoW, eAptsCut1
irg 10 Ind her baby dead. but she saw the chiiu
kicking Justify against the fence. where ne WAS en-
tangled. 49,, ,,,,, ,
When the child fell his dress caught on tne pOlhItu
spikes he held suspended two feet from me
ground Mrs. Fe!gh last no time In releasing lie
younSstor. Beyond few slight Druis'l ne Was u"-
Injured.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
,sRURY PARKS POLICE SCANDAL.
GRAvATT INDICATED But THE
GRAND JURY MAY MAKE AN
INXESTIG NTION

GRAND JURY MAY MAht AN
INVESTIGATION
Asburv Park May y (SpeeiaD.-The speelaI COM
,,ss,op anpointed by the Neptune Townsnip Com-
nttee 70 Investigate the charge OF bribery made py
committeeman Appegate against Committeeman
Crovat met tonight and after hearing cons!deTaDie
Testimony rindica;ed the accused oihciai Inc Ooih-
mission was unable 10 subpoena Witnesses - d" '"e
testimony was given voluntarily.
Committeeman Appiegate was not sworn pul ne
soid that the Township police officers mad INFORMED
him that Gravatt received s. a month from them
for nrot,ctlon Appegate also said that the same
nsrsons told hirl that Gravatt had received Dripe
from a Gas company for a franchise, and from con-
tractors When pressed by the Commission TO suo-
stanata his charge OF bribery he refused 10 DO so
and asked permission to rctract.
Gravatt was sworn and made complete denial OF
the charges The police officers who started The
bribery stories refused to appear before the Com
mission ore OF the policemen, II. l.. Maddox, has
IL is claimed made an affidavit charging Gravatt
with receiving monthly tips from the policemen ana
from contractors The affidavit IL in the posses
mi. il to the Monmouth County Grand jury. The
Commission, in their report state that the charges
OF bribery have not been proven.
There is douOt that the police dld give up money
but II went TO another person. II IL also claimed
that the Illicit beer pedlers doing business recent
f9r police protection The Township Committee. Of
which C;ravatt is the president, will now make an
effort 10 discover the identity of the person VINO re-
he
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
A MISTAKE, SAYS STILLWELL.
HE WAS ARRESTED IN STRANGE HOUSE LATE
AT NIGHT.

New-Brunswick. May l2 (SpeciaD. detective
House this morning arrested Jacob Si!llwell TWEEN
ty-two years old. for whom he has been looking
since last Wednesday. lie is charged by Miss Ann
Dooley Of No 29 French-st.. with breaking in ana
entering her house with intent to steal.
Miss Dooey says that at ab1u; midnight on Tues
day. May 3. she heard a noise in her room. in get
ting out Of bed she stepped the face Of man who
was lying on the floor beside the bed The room
was lighted other inmates Of the house and neigh-
bors were brought in and Stwe was found lying
the floor, with his snoes on. MISS l'ooIey daid
that he had entered her room through an open
window. He may have been intoxicated, Dut 6he
thought that his drunkenness was feigned ana sAe
sWOre out a warrant for arrest
/, is said that Miss DoOley was accustomed 10
sleep with money under her pillow. Stillwel claims
thai he was too drunk to know what ne was DONG
on that night. and that he entered Miss Dooiey ;
house by mistake.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
SUICIDE or 4 NIGHT WITCHUAN.

HE KILLED HIMSELF BECAUSE HE HAD BEEN
DISCHARGED.
George Durlgo committed suicide Yesterday af
ternoon I'm tho vacant lot n West side ani Full
ton aves. Jersey CITY. by shooting himself IN the
head Durigo was lfiy-nve years old and lived at
No. lD Jackson-av@.. Jersey City. lie hal been
employed for many Years AS night wltchman at
the zluc works In Grcenvlle. His services
dispensed with fortnight ago, and he had since
been despondeat lie called AZ the works ysaier-
day. hoping 10 he reins satc! but was disappointed
He Killed himself Immediately after leaving tire
cOmpanys works DurigO's relatives say there VAS
no occasion for his mclaurhota. as his son. Who
has .arge iectonery IL not only able - pro-
vide for him, but hat for several yesrs urged his
father to come ami live with him. Durigo leaves a
widow. WHO has taken chArge 0f the body.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
TOO DRUNK TO BE A BURGLAR.

q, =. oren. thirty-six years old sweie. OF No
q. .lns'-st. Hoboken. was arrested by Policeman
h,'uer early yesterday morning on suspicion OF
h,.s = ocrglar. With his coat In one hand and
s,,s snoes In the other. the Swede was prowling
cs -. me hall OF No. 5el First-st, when the off,
ma SseoseTed him Olsen tried to elude the police
enei =, enfnbng fre-escape but Schneider threat
fact ~ :, shoot him, and he quickly descended The
loch ,has established by Acting Recorder Mccul-
burcsas o.sen was too drunk TO be success as
e'sr, and The prisoner was discharged.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
WiLL-EYED PIKE FOR NEWJERSEf.
ONE MILLION FRY PLACED IN VARIOUS STREAMS
AND LAKES

Paterson MAY l2 (SpeclaD.-For many years fish
crmen throughout the State have repeatedly ex-
pressed their wish that the rivers and lakes Nigh;
be stocked with wall-cyod pike. The United States
Fish Commission declared its intention 10 cooperate
with the New-Jersey Fish and Game Commission
I'm the undertaking. Under direction Of Charles a.
shriner the State Fash and Game Protector. the
deputy game wardcus have been netting and remov-
ing carp preparatory 70 the propagation OF the wall
excl pike one million fry were shipped in cans
early last evening. NJ. Shriner received them at
Port Jervis early thi, morning. Deputy Wardens
George Ricardo OF Hackenslck. Jacob Il. liende"-
shaft of Newton. J. l.. Tooker. Of Perth Amooy
pni {; orge Riley. OF Newark. were also present,
r.adv 40 aeslst the distribution. which was COM
ulricG before noon. with signal succfs ~. The FISH
were placed as follows: Lake ll0patcong 9o"V
Grecnwood axe .sOUJ: Culver's Lake, IN Sussex
county the large; lake in New ,Jen5ey luoon;
svartswoOI Lake in sussex County. lp.uU, BroWn.s
Mills burlington County. 50e0; Newmarket Pond.
MildleseN County. 900: Rirtan RNer lDl',"'
Ua,.l,cnsnck River savo. Echo Lake. O.0o; Cedar
Lake Diyo Passaic River. at Little FAILS. a~1
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
FOR OWNING GAMBLING DENS.
ALLEGED PRoPRIEToRs OF TWO NoTORI'
GUS PLACES ARRESTED.
PHILIP BINDERNAGLE A FREEHoLDER. CHARGED
WITH KEEPING TIE LITTLE MONTE
CARLO"-IsAAC MANSFIELD
ALSO INDICTED.

ALSO INDICTED.
Philip Blndernage, q member Of the Hudsos
County Board of Chosen Freeholders was aF-
ragned In the Court of Sessions yesterday on an
indictment charging HIM with keeping dsorderiy
house Blrderragie, IL Is said, Is the owner 81
the frame building near the upper Weehawkeh
ferry which for several years has been used as .
gambling den, and which is known as Little Mohts
Carlo" For long tine Justice L.pp.ncott nas
attention Of the Grand Jury to Its existence. ana
suggested that the most feasible way OF closing the
notorious place would be by returning an indict'
ment against the owner OF the property. on sew
eral occasions rumors have been current that in'
dlctments had been found. but that through IN
fuence they had been recens.dered and the in
dictments had not reached the court. The influence
80 potent heretofore exerted this time. but
had weight.
nierne gle entered plea OF not guilty, ana sst?
hail In the sum of 81 FOR hts appearance fer trial.
HIS bondsman iS Ord Darling, prominent Po"-
tc.an of West Hoboken -
Isaac Mansfield was also arraisIed an tne SANG
charge. He Is the proprietor or the Mahshse,i,a
House in North Bergen. at the county line. Ills
establishment has also been used by poolseers ara
gamblers and has been frequently alluded to oy
the Court in speak ng OF the existence or ganipnnS
In the county. 1t u asserted that when tne nsrssn IN
Suppression Of the gamblers they merely s'sppea
across the line and continued business at Mans
helt's place. When the Hudson County ohiceIs
tried to make raid upon the gamDilne den, IL 10
said that the occupants merely moved from the
Mansfield House to annex kept by Mansfield on
the opposite side OF the road in Bergen County.
Mansfield entered q plea of noi guilty ana wae
Prosecutor Winfield instructed the two men to -
ready for trial next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
sy0Dr ROBGED or IT'S CONTENTS.

Woodbury., " j.. May 12.-The store OF Parck
Brothers at Hurffville vhich IL aso the pos;oicc,
was broken into last night and robbed oi .alSe
amount OF goods The entire stock OF 'rygooi'' Na'
ued ot about 500 was taken away, as was also a
In, of otLer goods. There Is no question put iiA,
,he robbery was committed by Wei 2rS'in, 20
Ing and II is believed that after being taken some
56i.tsnce away the goods were divided Gni aEen N
d,ne-ent directions The county authorities 'Fe al
n,orlfo on
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
A HiDUAN'S Qi EST.

FAILING TO KILL HIS SWEETHEART IN CON
NE,TIcrT. HE FOLLOWS HER 10 CAMDEN.
Camden May Y tspecian.-The police Of this cify
were asked to-day to keep a lookout for George
Dcyere who while insane had attempted TO shoot
his sweetheart ~ her home in Bridgeport, Conn To
e.cape his attentions the young woman had fed TO
,hi, cty where she has relatives In the family OF
prominent lawyer
,rh. Hridgcporf police teegraphed that Devere had
learned OF her whereabouts and had followed her
Tn local police declined to give the name OF the
nrrs.cuted young woman or 10 tell VINO her relatives
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
Az tIIEGED PIOTER ACQUITTED.

Herman Munich WAS tried yesterday In Jerfey .''y
for assault and battery upon Isaac Cilnkhoene,
alleged to havs been committed at Herr Ahs"ardt
meeting in West Hoboken on March =. Tne delenoe
set up that the Hebrews packed the meeting ~
enept appesI for the '.persecuted Jew, ana ensr p
acterzcd Ahlwardt as "A perlpaetGe cu rhs d,ry
ted Munich.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
HOTEL MEN ARE HAPPY.

P,e, ,s,' arancn May l2 (SpeciaD.-There is Joy in
ove, ~ BAY Tonight over the action OF Judge Con-
over !. s'sai'ng the liquor licenses that lad
last. ~. tuesday. The hotel men. since January
(oday uss ssssnSes Those who received their licenses
~. J. FfpS = H. Wardell, f. II. Price. w. II. Pat
81. "A :. H. Brown. and W. W. Wright
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
STIT AGiINST A DOCTOR.

Elizabeth May 12-Joan Benner roadhouse
Keeper Of Flnwoo1. brought suit in the Court OF
Quarter Sessions to-day against DR.. Ellis w.
Hedges. a physician. OF Painfed. Benner demands
2ccO damages alleging that the doctor failed to set
his broken leg properly. Benner says he Is perma-
ncntly crippled. The case eXcites much interest
among DhyslcIans and there will be a great amount
of expert testimony. The defendant stands high In
the profession. He says that Benners condition Is
nd
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
GRAND COMMAyDERY ~ SESSION.

Trenton, May i2-The thirty-eigh'h aanu", ooa.
o,.vo ~ the Grand Commandery Of New-Jersey
knights Templar was begun in Masonic Temple
This city. to-day. Grard Commander Edward NILS
~ Camden. and about seventy-ave delegates were
present The morning session was devoted 20 inc
racention OF reports and the transaction Oh rouno
business Commander MISS address was featurs
OF the session. -. H. ho,s .. ,,,oattne
here last night, fifty memeers being present. ihey
re -elec ted the old officers and had Danquet.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
ARLINGTON.

The monthly meeting OF the Womans Literary
Club Of Arlington yesterday afternoon was large
" attended Miss +. Marguerite Lind.ey OF Hew'
York read a paper on Health In the Home MIS-
u T. Siebars the president. made q short address.
introducing the topic of the day. House ana
Home" witch responded to oy an sppropt,aats p,aa
Refresbnents and an informal reception closed Inc
meeting.
The final concert of the Arlington Choral society
for this season was held last night In Freemans
Hal In Midland-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
-- cortrcTOP,s BlNKBOOK MISSING.

Wellington. May I2 Cspec!aD.-Pascsl daTdena,
a., no.,ec,or of taxes for Wallngtol, who fai'ei
~ ronew his bond at the last meeting OF the Coun-
cr and who offered his resignation. appesre1 WIN
an armfl OF books at last nights couheii mce'''s,
when asked for a report. he said he had none am am
cann bIs hooks the bankbook vas missing. fs.er
he Kevser was elected as his successor, ST. @ nc
iiS,ancs Committee viii have Cardellas po'hs eA-
arninod by an expert accountant this week