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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
TUESDAY. JUNE %.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sArURDAY. JUNE 10. ~


PORT OF INTERPRETATIONS. JUNE 10 IN
ARRIVED
Steamer umbria CBp. Du,:on. Liverpool June u -
passenger TO Vernon H. Brown & Co. Arrived at tns
s,same; Buffalo lBr,; Iovsic Hun !us: ., y. "a
steamer British "a ~ ~. Ans +; p. | I'm:
rhoAs Ms p Grs,s N S,.s., Nay q :,
e. S:2n y NTH MAY Is
to villar. Mitchell Co. Arrived at tho HAs
s:s asss s !; XII: f ), T ss9
s::n.i e ses hs 4. s; Ri n
T'ss at ssff "a. f hs s Il h'ys
SANDY Hoas. = j., June TO- $50 p m-wind 'os'A'
Martinique. &C. E 6uterbrldss q Co. ..
plss..s and s'2 s2a cS%lns' gs. Havana
steamer sesnanca. Hansen. Havana and Mexican p0rs
Msl Fs g. ss s
steamer Eaveasdsle !B. Luke St ssans and Plaeenss
Steamer Sordkyn sNce,. Beer, H.mswsoBare.r &c, q
,os s:sg:5 Es"P' cy a:ls c %''"'"s'n and
s::m:: z!m Ma Key R:s' %! sSa
Steamer beDns Hail
Steamer city o q coSnS
Steamer YORKTOWN Dole. Norfolk and Newport Se~'-
steamer os Dominion. Brakeman. RiehmOnd-oS
Steamer FL Monte. Parker. New-orleans-J Va
Steam canaboat Gamma with consorts Nos 8 II snA
sh kens Standard ses'
ifouP
SAILED.
Fu,nssa OBJ fer SsSs s ss E
%Ss,0pS 5S,5k e ana As: :s.
sm:SS fS.;sI's %.i S.s.a s etc. a'
Monte o"a,S Of BrmnsHa% saysnr%sh h
5 Hsny a aS saGa Ps
@ Berlin & Anwsp via rnrp an,o nn
Se %sm0a pach Rotterdam Bouiosne Para B
Tit Cove Newfoundland
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool, June Is-aaled. steamers Cunc "a
Thomas. New-YOrk; 10th. Nomadic 'pr'. Clark New
Sap:e: June so Is 10 installed steamer Vera 0as'A
swansea June ie-saiied, steamer Brooklyn City CA
ar,sso June io~sailed steamer E,olia Br EvsnA
soShsmpOn June 10. las m-saed. steamer Para
" harSadcs June is-saled. steamer Dominic dA
Rio Janeiro June ls--salied. steamer Roman Prlno
u,r Bennant, New-York
Port Said June l0-Arrived. steamer Liv tNor). Has
sen New-York for Singapore etc. -.
London. June lo-Arrived. steamer Lackawanaa >bR
Robinson New-York -.
Sagres June ta-Passed. steamer Hardwck Hail tbfh
Barclay. New-York for Shanghai. -.
Tarifa June lQ-Passed steamer lndran tBr). Tust~A
y,sasapatam for Philadelphia and New-Yorks -
liverpool. June is-Arrived. steamer Georgia -
Thompson, New-York. -
Prawie Point June is-Passsd. steamers Manitoba go
Griffith London for Nsw-fork: iS'h. II u Meier wv"
Havre June 10. 2 p m--saied. steamer La ToursD
(Fr), Santeili New-York -
Mcntevideo. May 27-Arrived. steamer Maske'yo
Lizard June is-Passed steamers 3, Enoch Obi, NueI
die Antwerp for York: willkommen (Ger) schaefse
Hamburg for Philadelphia.
Queenstown. June 10. 1892 m--Arrtved feamS
Etruria tr). Ferguson. New-york for Liverpool land Priv
ceeded) "a
Copenhagen. June io-Arrived. steamer Amerika psaA
Thousen New-York.
sciy. Jane TO- $50 m--Passed steamer u Drs>aeee
Orb, Rups. Nsw-yogk, for Havrs. =
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MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs William Mclaughlin, OF Chester Hi. the
wife Of Inspector Mclaughlin. OF New-fork c'ty
naya lawn marty Yesterday afternoon and night
The affair was enjoyed by the children In the ar
ternoon. and at night there were music and dane
ing and reception. Mrs. Mclaughlin was as
sisted in receiving by her daughter, Mrs. Zeigfeld
and the Misses Mclaughlin.
This will be a day of special interest in many OF
tha Mount Vernon churches. The Presbyterian
church will celebrate the tenth year OF Its exist.
ence The service this morning will be conducted
by the Rev c. s. Lane and at night the Rev
George F Pentecost of Yonkers. will preach. The
Rev. Augusta Chaplin is TO preach her frst ser
mon this morning pastor OF the Cniversalist
Ih,Irch at North Thir1-ave and Fourth-st., and
at Trinity Episcopal Church the rector will speak
at night upon Victories Reign of Sixty, Years"
THE Rev George c. Peck, pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, who has, been giving
q series OF sermons TO- young people. Will ad-
dress them tonight on THE Ideal Woman"
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DOBBS FERRY.

A bicycle club was organized mere TINS week with
,ho following officers Harold Smith. captain;
rhor,as KelIv lieutenant; J. b. Kerwin. secretary
and william McKeon. treasurer The club has en-
gagged quarters In Main-st.. and will meet every
Thursday evening. -. A.. .u..,uu
wedding of Miss Wilhelmina Won Colson Waibrdge.
nc Jamebter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Walbrdge.
NJ Rmffsio 10 Wilder s. Bufum. Of this village. TO
take place at noon on THURSDAY next IN the North
formerly a professor In the Westminster School
Mr. and Mrs Buffum will be at home in this VII
Sfiss sadie Pest and William H. Hopper. both OF
this village will be married on Tuesday -. ,o.o
Jerome bradley. of this village, son or the late
ID Ogden Bradley. graduated from Princeton
University this week - ,,-,. A..
n gypsy Of Elmsford, ran away in Man-st on
Thursday afternoon. In front or the nome co., OF
only occupant q young son OF the owner, was
thrown out and was not rescued by an unknown
heroine as reported
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TARRYTOWN.

Among the contributors 10 the Tarrytown Hos
pital for the last week are Mrs. John T. Terry
Mrs. Robert Sewell. James speyer. a. q. Sherwood
and the Christian Endeavor Society OF the First
Reformed Church 4
Much Indignation IA being expressed by some OF
the residents OF lower Beekman-ave., IN North
Tarrvtown because the Rand Drill Company is
burning soft coal. which they say Is almost un-
bearabe.
seventh birthday on Tuesday.
THE report printed In a Ncw-Iork paper TINT
golf links were being laid out ut Lyndhurst the
home OF Miss Heller. NJ. Gould, is untrue. While
Miss Gould Is a golf player. she has intention
OF laying out a golf course on her property
Robert A. Patteson. president OF the Tarrytown
National Bank will attend the annual commence
ment OF Hamilton College. at Clinton. Oneida
County. Tuesday. He will also attend the
tenth anniversary of the class OF 81 OF which he
W. "A member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
SING SING.

Onicers of the Westchester County "omans
Christian Temperance Union elected at the dis
trict convention held in this village on THURSDAY
are: President. Miss II. A. Rollins, Yonkers' vice.
nresdent Mrs H. c. Balch, Yonkers; secretary,
Miss Mary L. Powles. North Tarrytown assistant
secretary. Miss Victoria E. Bell Wakefield; treas
urer. Miss Jane c. Washburn, Chappaqua' secre
tarv OF Young Woman's Branch. Miss Hannah
Collins, Purchase -. a.. c,raovscboo,
Teachers Association OF st. Augustines ChuIcn
will take place on the rectory lawn wednesday
afternoon and evening. June 80 ~. c.., ,,u,
The alumni Of the Sing Sing High School or WI
give reception TO the class OF ~ on 'ne ~
Of commencement day, June %. IN the armory Vi
st. Johns School o,, ,.uo, Aroorur,
vii, nav a fraternal visit to Kisco Council OF Mount
Kisco tomorrow evening. -. sou,ro
Contractors have begun the erection OF dweLihs
an The estate OF V. Everett Macy. In TINS village
Tha structure Is to be co by 40 feet the nrst Two
stories of dressed stone and the building Is 10 COST
The camp-meeting 1T this place will open this
year on Thursday August and VIII conn ,a yen
days The Rev. Messrs. Morehouse. Miller ana
Harrison will have charge Of the meetings
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DEATH OF A FAMOUS HORSE.
COLD MoLAssEs, THE COUNTY FAIR RACER.
BROKE ITS NECK BY RUNNING INTO
ppOoKrYN TROrJ,EY-CAR

BROKE ITS NECK BY RUNNING INTO
BROOKLYN TROLLEY-cAR.
Cold Molasses is dead. Cold Moasses won fame
by playing a prominent part In THE County Fair"
some years ago under the guidance Of Neil Bur-
CESS and will be remembered by thousands OF
playgoers all over the country. The horse was a
dark chestnut and was owned by Howell Clark.
OF Manhattan Crossing and Flatbush-ave. Brook
Iyn It's family name being Queene.
Joseph A. Hanlon hitched Cold Molasses to a
light buggy last evening and drove to the Penn
sylvania Railroad Annex. at the East River end
OF Fulton-st., Brooklyn to get trunk belonging
10 Miss Clark the daughter Of the owner of the
horse Miss Clark Is actress. and had just
returned from a tour. At Fulton and York SITS, on
the way home. the horse was scared by an ee-
waited road train and started to run. James War
ner OF No ~ Fulton-st, attempted TO stop the
runaway but was unsuccessful and was severely
Injured At Front-st. the horse ran headong into
a DeKalb Avenue Line trolley-car. breaking Its
neck II was not instantly killed and was put out
of pain by a shot from the pistol of officer of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails Uanlon was thrown out OF the buggy but
escaped with q few slight scratches
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GESTURES AND TRAITS.
.-s.. ,a..sr IN rha New-York Medical Record

London letter to The New-York Medical Record.
Dr. Norman Moore, whose enormous experience
IN the post mortem room gives weight TO his words
expressed In q recent address the general desre
OF pathoogiss to find some law OF correlat ton be-
tween defects OF different parts Of the body. but
he had abandoned the hope for IT was only excep-
tionaliy that abnormalities OF one organ were
ISOLATED with those of others Movements of an
unusual character odd gestures or antics may GER
very high order-an example OF which may be
noted IN DR. Johnson. So again large ears are not
necessary signs Of mental defect. for they may be
observed In individuals OF great mental capacity
and the repeated series OF movements on which
such stress has been laid should bs regarded
merely az habitA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

viva tts annual sale OF useful articles IN Irn,ty
House on wednesday afternoon and nis GreeIey
natronesses of the affair are MIS- w. -; SIee'ey
Mrs John F. Hawkins Mrs. sturgis and Mrs. N
+. Stavey. .s -, n,,.. NJ ste-
phenson OF New Rochelle. and Robert L. smith;
The encouragement is made s Of tine 10 st Ga
briefs Church, on Monday, June % There VIII
be nuptiai mass. at which Father Br n He
viii be assisted by Fathers Kelner. Powers. Gu
sack and Cunnion.
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ELMsFORD.

George L. Miles a local merchant oners re-
ward for the arrest Of Adolph Redyman Oh
Thursday morning Miles gave about $3.50 IN cas-"
town National Bank Redyman has since disap
peared He driver for Martin nd viited Ems
ford every day Chief OF Police Nosstter., OF
Tarrytown learned that Redyman purchases ,,-s
ticket for New-York and left Tarrytown OH A""'
Pvcning
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HOME NEWS.
1>rNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
p1-Ck1Nr,uAM-Robert c. Pruyn Of Albany.
FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Go S. T. Hauser or
Montana and General Russell A. Alger Secretary
~ war. GRAND Observation-Disclosures f. Platis
OF Greece. MURRAY H1LL-Colonel >. n BUST
No,d ~ west Point NORMANDIE-The Rev John
Cornelli of Washington. WALDORF-State Ad)u-
tant-General c. Whitney Tillinghast. OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
OBITUARY..
John Z. SACKETT.

Buffalo. Juno i9-John b. Sackett. Postmaster
Of buffalo during President Clevelands first Admin
istration and more recently Treasurer OF Erie
Countv died this morning. He prominent in
,.o.onic orioles Death was due TO heart failure
caused by an affection of the liver from which he
has been suffering for two weeks. lie was porn IN
Verona Oneida County. In 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Trinity Church Day School closed on Friday
morning with appropriate exercises. The school
has had a successful year.
The Trinity Branch OF the Girls Friendly 3D.
ciety OF America, which consists OF many of the
better class OF working girls OF New-Rochelle will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
rx coNcREssMAN NICHOLAS FORD.

G, Joseph Mo. June Eek Congressman Mich
o,as Ford for twenty years leading merchant In
this city and once leader OF prominence In the
Creenback movement. and who also ran for Gov
vi rnor On the Creenback ticket died last night at
the nome OF his daughter Mrs. Il. A. Mcdonald.
az NiltOnyale, Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 2s Sunset "a Noon rises II 81 Moons age:
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. M-s,ndy Hook O:04 Gov. Island 0:tO He'll Gate 233
rM-sandy Hook 1910 Gov. Island l247 Hell Gate 240
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MINISTER TAYLORS NEW OFFICE.

Birmingham Ala June 10 Special).-Hannis
TAYLOR Minister to Spain. has been chosen dean
OF the law faculty at the State University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

New train for India apolis and st. Louis by
New-York Central. Leave Grand Central Station
900 m; arrive Indianapolis next evening. st.
Louis second snornin&- -.
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Announcements.

Henry A. Daniels. M. D.,
% West S8th 81.
Impaments OF the Nervous System Impotence steriity
anyS Ike ailments Hours to l. Q TO s.
II w Pocnntico. Nakodas. E. & w.
49, Both new effects In high banded collars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

COLLECTOR KILBRETH REPORTED BETTER.
Southampton, Long Island June is-The condi-
ton OF Collector Kilbreth was reported to be i'm
proved this evening. DR.. Nugent says he Is more
hopeful Of Mr. Kilbreth's recovery than ever. and
looks for still furtner Improvements "'hih the
next twenty -four hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
THE TRIBUNE.

and Nsyassa with mdse ard % passengers to Pm
Fg~S s ES c Arye4 T nT S spemSe
CO SAL at The om Hf5 at sS% Reu p
scngers To " ceba:los * Go. Arrived at the Bar "'
Leon c2n Lamp pGrt Anton0 si R.sas
Walsh & co. Arrived at the Bar at e;2o M sep''"
steamer c,manche Pennington. Jacksonville sept.TSr '
10 and Charlest H. with ndse and passengers " WIZ
Steamer l,y birmingham Berg. savannah sep'sH's
steamer jamestown Boaz Norfolk. with mi's ''s
steamer Bueaelds Charleston. Baltimore With Hes
steamer Goldsboro. Swain. Philadelphia with nd''
SANDY Hook, \ J. Sept 49, $50 p m--vini northwest
light breeze. clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Trave Ger. Thalenhors,. Bremen. via ~
steamer Leon tNori Lampe Por, Antonio-Ams'''"
steamer Nomadic ,Bro. Clarke, LiverpoOl-H Malta"
steamer Cherokee Chichester Charleston and Jsek''S
sgeamer Easlet Donovan Philadelphls-willam
steamer city of Augusta Dsgset savannaA-oee"
steamer city OF Jacksonville. Creaser. Jack'on'""
steamer iGyandot,e Davis Norfolk and Newport NV
steamer Richmond. Glover. Newport News and NV
NOM Iobn Englis Bragg Porand-Horao Han ~.
Ship Bucceuch d3r), Robbins. fokohana
wood a kellock. ,~,.t1 fterey U
Bark Samar. Forbes Auckland-arho'o' N"S"S'
and r Forbes Il Son
SAILED
Steamers Guyandotte. FOR Norfolk and Ne"ponr,
Richmond Newport News and Richmond
Charleston and jacksonville.
Ship Susquehanna fer baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
s9p'nsmP,o" Sept ri s rpm %s sor ''S@ Mana
Dover Sep; 10 Passed. steamer Menan'ie 'D'
swansea sept Sailed. steamer Kansas -" IN I'd
Jones New York reported passing Brow he"'
Manches,cr. Sept i?-ArrIved, steamer Na'm''"
Graham. York. - ,,,.sa,eaua Oh
Hristcl sept iGArrived. steamer Chicago q"
Senle. New York. ,,,,oo ,pr, Douglas
lin sept i2-Arrived. steamer Hindoo 'Df'
I~i,h. sept i2-Arrived steamer Critic ''7'
Torr Island sept l3-Passed steamer state OF We
(Br PARK New-York for Glasgow e..ore Bh
prawle Point. sept l2-Passed steamer 'N'f
I1y.ri sent i3 Passed steamers Andaiuss.,v pfs
schrotar Hamburg for New-lork Antwerp 80 Lop
Sash New York for Antwerp: Mohawk OBJ osyork ~
don Tor New-lork ST Ftlans tbr'' s'apo -.
h1 arsnsn Sep, ls-Arrved steamer Alier cGe
New-York. Via Chersoarg s,us, steamers Norn.,sr
, ,,y, pererds from Hamburg and southsnp s fros
New, York: 18th. p m. Havei oep' chFiS''"@
ben rs ~ sent s~-Arrived. steamer Penn%ulh '"
R.ttencourt New York via Eayal Tor iAsoon deouS
st Vincent g v Avg 1870 ~ ,r Cane Town etc,A
fIe ,,hra1i,ar sent 10 : m-Sailed. steamer ru''
v,hsImi from and Naples for New. Kaiser vi
Gibraltar Sept 49, m,AS,xeSy for Naples -
Genoa and proceeded ,., britannia y"
Brown Naples for New-forX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

Surrogate Sllkman yesterday held his hrst court
since the adour1m for the summer vacation
lie desk was decorated with flowers IN nohor Oh
th. occasion Frank l.. Young, OF sing SiilS was
a,roiut,d administrator OF the estate OF MARY l.
Ynuq, II that village. Florence y. Holmes was
Amounted guardian OF Iottie j. and IN y
fiG,ul,- and Mary \. Evans, minors, ol w -
plains Letters testumcntarN were lSSucu ~ al ~
;, and John Thomson. as executors "l m "a
II fnhu Thomson OF Workers; also to John D. anu
NiTri.. g Crimrnirs a. executors Of the estate OF
" BRA CrimuIue of t'Lk"r-. l'tti'is ~ a. ,Lo
tra'i5n werc granted Benjamin =; SNli,aid !" '''
estate Of IJu. tmin Sullard. also OF fonkeIS. 100
Tho Board Of Education has appolil' /" III, I'm \,
,ifc of dv. - take action toward eSj"hl'"iIus q
public library IN this VILLAGE IL j. nc N
Tho Eoar' to use ia, HIIaIy %. 'H' ~ Ii1r1ry H..
A.-o.fI'iou us a nucleus 10Y III" i"N Iiu'a'E, Nh
atiatrioL.l volume To- b, sufficient ~ Anli'D't IL
~. gl~.t.tur meet a." rCiuiI va 49,
r,at.re public Of tLo village. .,,. t..,
-Di'uH ccr'' ir1'"- or lt' 'il"I q IN -,
l.., a..I IN th. Ollie, %. ti- County Clerk. ne
Nm, Var"nn U.-rhts Conversational Church 81
t-o ,lt, ~ Mount vernon; trustees, NH','t - -;
vs. Coc-wrH Rogers, j. j. de- EyoGr' =, ,'' Door
I-.v AIl.r. Tii,it ana Nal!ac" van DOoi -
Tho Y.rt,rs hebrew Women ~o'le'!, loI ~
promo Jon Of social intercourse Do; N''H va %
',..' t,r-t... Iora CHASER. Rosie KEN, htS'o
,...r,,,,r I.,.nI, Goldman and Bette Klein. ,
meeting II t,'r EXc'ut.v" commute 81 Vi
Nyo-tchcstor county Historic So'l'il WI u o
~, th. horu. Of David cromwell. in th'siei-AFt on
'rbrr-dIv next to consider the question OF We
erection Of bronze tablet 20 CONNIE mora" III
i.,lir,, - no IiugIouois ~ Now-KOJ heIc. i.e
committee viii b" entertained Al iH'"''" - ~
cromwell previous 10 tn" meeting. . ,,,,..t.,
Tho Glca club Of the Young Mems 'nt ~
Asso. i4rlon will give concert ana fr.'PN"H ]"
the Aud,torlum on Thursday evening
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PEEIiSKIIu.

PceKshilrs "LcNow Committee" held meeting
yesterday II I. d1TDuncoG that II vii. make a
report 10 the Trustees this evening. ard tbs vii
draw a large attendance 10 tho meeting. The com
mittca Is composed Of Cornelius \. Pupslcy. vice
president ard cashier Of the Westminster County
National Bank: Robert :. Alien. cashier a. tho
Iccksk!ll Savings Rank ana treasurer ~ To" vii
jlEc. and T.. q. Wilson.
Tn" Wcstch"stor County Institute opened yca-
tcrday for tho fail term. Th- principal Charles
i. Tnterrcincr. said 20 Tribune reporter t.Ai til,
prospects and the number Of pupils were ~at-sar-
tory.
Joseph II Montross. who for many y.ir. h1~
been Il trusted postal clerk In the p-.ksNu post
office. was stricken with paralysis or Saturday
while work In tn" g0stOti!rc. He WAS removed
his home IN Park Ills left SD. il paraly ned.
Mr. MontrOss's father. William II. MonjfoSS has
been mai-carryinE contractor for over half "A
century
Miss Angels kindergarten school viii reopen to-
day and tho school OF Miss T. +. Jewell one Of
the oldest private schools In the village viii open
this morning.
some time ago Jose Tahcrcs. Z Spanish student
at the Westchestcr County Institute. tried 10 learn
TO ride q bicycle on Sunday be hir'l q whec!
and went 10 Union-avc. tc practise. lie started
down the street. which is steep grade. and the
wheel got the best OF him. 1t had 10 brake. IIc
took hts feet from the pedals and let her go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
DTDN'T LIKE AZ ORPHAN ASYLUM

so FOUR SMALL BOYS CLIMBED OFT OVER THE
WALL-sENT BACK By MAGISTRATE BRANN.
-Four small boys. with their faces scratched ana
their clothing torn, were picked up at Thirty-hrst-
st. and Avenue y carly yesterday morning, urea
and hungry. They clothes Of the same KING
exactly and Detective Purified who them.
decided that their appearance was suspicious ana
arrested them lie learned later that they nad
escaped on Sunday night from ST. Josephs hom''
az Avenue \ and Ninetie;h-str by climbing over d
twenty-foot fence. with barbed wire at the top
Tie bows described themselves as John Ryan
fourteen. of No 1913 East Tweny-SNth-st; Joseph
Clements fourteen OF No 1'i East one huuHr ~
ard-thirtv- frst-st. Alexander Allen ton OF ~
81 West Eleventh.st. and Walter Ganey. t2uri
teen OF No i62 Third-avn When they reallzel
th,t tho pollcn knew where they came from they
readily told how they had stolen out OF inc nome
together and climbed the I. nee afterwaId wahdrr-
Ing about till daylight. In NorkNii' court Mag''-
trate Eraun sent thou back TO IL" asy! IN. -,
Tbe hos aid not want to 20 back 20 the asyluIn.
as they said they got whipped for The Least !tte
thing there Moreover they had TO scrub, whica
they didn't like.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14
SING SING.

a meeting Of the village trustees Will be held
this evening TO take action ON the proposition Of
V Evert Macy to improve tn" Underhill Road In
the neighborhood Of Chilmark his country homo.
near this village. The corporation is To give "a
clear title 10 n section OF Tho road 10 be- closed on
Mr. Macy's property
\ meeting OF the Womar's Christin Temperance
Union viii be- held ut the home Of Mrs Eliza ).
Indcrhl on Thursday afternoon 1T O'Clock.
IN" Rev. John f. r.. Mcclure assistant rector
Of St AuguStine's church having been assigned 20
ST Mary Church. N"v-YorIs CITY. preparations
are being made by his former practitioners I'm this
villac" 10 present to him suitable testimonial Of
their appreciation OF his services IN the last three
years.
The BurnsFairchild Republicans Of this village
Will hold their caucus THIS afternoon and evening
for the election OF delegates the county and As
scmhly conventions. tn members ~ IN" Robert
son-Ward wing Of the party are uncommuui.ativc
10 their plans. hut y T. understood 'aIt II they
hold a caucus II will be called fuF Friday or Slt-
urday afternoon OF this week