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only utterance of his given out by them
for publication. There will doubtless
be further revelations, also, as to where
the money of the firm went and as to
how it's disposition was recorded by
Ffgel. Attorney Ach is still making
charges of crookedness, but the busi-
ness community is evincing a DISPOSE
ton to await statements made under
oath at a judicial investigation.
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A Sonoma County Pioneer Dead.

SANTA ROSA, June 14.-This morn
ing Alexander Skaggs, one of the best
known pioneers of Northern California,
died at his home near Santa Rosa, at
the age of II years. He was owner
of Skaggs' Springs and other valuable
property in Sonoma County. He was
a native of Baron County, Kentucky.
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Atlantic ard Pacific.

LOS ANGELES, June 1.-THE con-
solidation of the Santa Fe and Atlantic
and Pacific Railways will take place
formally in day or so. The transaction
has virtually been concluded, but the
details are still to be arranged. When 1t
is complete, it is said Receiver c. w.
Smith of the Atlantic and Pacific Will
assume the Presidency of the Pasa-
dena Electric Railway.
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The Storm in New England.

BOSTON, June 11.-After a day Of
real good weather. following the ex-
cessive rains of Wednesday and Thurs
day, the reports from the northern,
eastern and central sections of New
England tonight show flooded rivers
and lakes. The two days record will
include nearly a dozen lives lost and
great damage 10 rairoad and mill prop
erty, aggregating at least 100000. dis
trihuted over small territory. It's equal
in June has not been known for a great
TIiany- years.
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Stockton Union VIII Protest.

STOCKTON, June 11.-Stockton Ty
biographical Union will hold a special
next Sunday to protest against
the action of the Board of Regents in
awarding printing to the Oakland in
which employs Seventh-Day
Adventists and does not pay union
wages. The printers here feel angry,
and will pass strong resolutions.
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State Lunacy Commission.

STOCKTON, June 11.-Superintend-
ent Hatch and DR.. Matthews of the
State Lunacy Commission will be here
Thursday next on their first trip of
inspection of the Stockton State Hos
pital for the Insane and will go south
Friday to inspect the asylum at San
Bernardino.
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The Yosemite Nearly Wrecked.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
Government steamer Yosemite, that
plies between this city and Lime Point
for the United States Engineers De-
partment, broke down while near Al
catraz This morning, and was nearly
wrecked on Angel Island The trouble
was caused By the bursting of steam
pipe near the boiler.
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the penitentiary. The woman recently
swore that the sailor had given her
the $40 piece, and that she had kept
the change after buying liquor. On
this showing Governor Budd commut-
ed the sentence, and on Thursday next
Hennessy will leave the prison, If he
agrees to return to New Zealand, his
home
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Veterans Association.

SAN DIEGO, June 11.-Captain A. J.
Bell of Ventura Commander of the
Veterans Association of Southern Cali
fornia, arrived tonight to look after
the arrangements being made for the
encampment to be held in this city for
the ten days beginning August 9th. He
will meet Captain A. T. Dill in the
morning and go over all the details of
the proposed programme of entertain
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Hotel DESTROYED by Fire,

SANTA BARBARA, June 11.-H. j.
Laughlin's Hotel at Carpenteria was
burned this morning, and is a total loss.
1t was valued at about S14,OOO, with
81 900 insurance. The cause is sup
posed to be the carelessness OF the
Chinese cook
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A SmuggIer Convicted.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-Jack
Block, one of the men who recently
came here from Victoria, B. c., with a
quantity of stolen diamonds belonging
to Chalmer, Mitchell & Spring, was to-
day convicted of having brought stolen
goods into the United States. He will
be sentenced later.
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Fined for Selling Impure Milk.

OAKLAND, June 11.--Maurice Cohen,
the Berkeley da1ryman who was con-
victed of selling milk from COWS suffer
ing from tuberculosis. was sentenced
this morning by Justice Fred Gift TO
pay q, fine of S100 or spend fifty days IN
the County Jail. Conen's case is one
on which the dairynen expected to
unite and make a test case.
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Eruit Unfit For Food Seized.

Food Inspector DoclSery to-day seized
a lot of fruit unfit for fod found IN
commission houses, and had 1t thrown
into the bay. There were 1So boxes of
Deavhes, 100 Of cherries and . boxes OF
straWbe erries.
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Fancy Ribbons
25C per Yard.

Fancy Ribbons for the neck
or sash IN taffeta, plain or moirs,
pure silk, Persian and other
fancy styles, in any color you
may ask for and wide widths.
Your choice from counter piled
high with them at 25e per yard.
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GERMANY MUST YIELD.
Russia Refuses to Concede Her Points
i'm the Peace Negotiations.

PARIS, June IA dispatch to the
"SoleiP' from st. Petersburg says that
Germany is trying to secure the reten-
ton of the Turkish garrisons in Crete,
the retrocession Of Thessaly to Turkey
and the abolition of the special privi-
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NEW YORK, June lit is an
nounced On good authority that Brady
has offered 81 purse of S14 900 for a fight
TO q finish between Maher and Sharkey
in the vicinity cf Carson City. The date
Of the meeting probably will be late in
August o. September. Sharkey will
leave on Wednesday next for a "trip to
Ireland, where he expects to remain
about three weeks.
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Fatal Storm at IndIanaDOJiS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June ia severe
thunderstorm came up this afternoon
at o'clock and William Owens and
Miss Ida Alyea were killed by light
ming
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LONDON, June 11.-In consequence
OF over winding, q terrible accident has
occurred in the Gath colliery at Macs
teg, Glamorganshire, Wales. The cage
was precipitated to the bottom of q
shaft 360 feet deep. Ten men were
I<illed
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THE NoNPAREIL
,&6@yhuuzZ"
A New Glove
At 81.

A new Kid Glove, made by
one of the best manufacturers in
France; imported direct. These
gloves are only sold to one and
the leading house in each city
IN the United States. We have
the exclusive right here and
guarantee and fit each pair,
which we duplicate If not as
guaranteed. They arc IN white,
cream. tan, brown and reds;
black, white or self-stitched.
A quality rarely found at the
price-$t.
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Carriage
ParasOlS.

Ladies Carriage Parasols of
black gloria silk, plain, has
cbonized crook Or fancy shape
handles and is the most conven-
lent sunshade shown, folding, as
1t does, into a Pinch length.
Price CSC.
A finer grade of same style
Paraso1 quoted above, made
from black gloria silk with two
ruffles on the top. Price 81 Is.
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Millinery
Selling.

The fact that people have
come to know the distinctive
character of the NonpareI Mil
linery, be It Of the best or Be it
cheap, was amply demonstrated
here by the great millinery SELL
ing attendant upon this sale OF
superior va1ue goods at ex-
treme1y low prices. To day
new attractions added to those
lett from yesterday at equally
low prices.
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New Shirt
Waists.

he most attractive lots
opened this season In two ways
styles and prices. All the new
summer shadings in individual
Or mixed effects, in stripes, fou-
lard, flowered or Persian de-
signs. New greens, blues, ye1-
low, red and pink, with detach-
able collars. Priced at 75c, 81
and 81 Is.
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Note Paper.

A splendid quality of Cream
laid Note Paper, rolled or un-
rolled, sold the cheapest way for
those having extensive CORE
spondence-so1d by the pound at
25c per pound. We have en-
velopeS to match.
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SING SING.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the reopening.
Under the direction OF the Kings Daughters So
clety. Of the summer home for poor mothers babies
occupied by the Blodgett Home. north Of this VII
lage the use of which has been given by Frederick
Potter It Is expected that the Home will be opened
In the first week In June.
The members of the Snug Harbor Yacht CLUB, +.
J. Keenan, tr. commodore. enjoyed n supper given
NV the newly elected officers OF the association on
Thursday evening In their clubhouse, At sparta
Cove. ,-, e,,,s
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l. Melvin Sheldon. to Ar
thur NJ Palmer Is announced to take place at the
home of the brides parents, NO. 81 SprinS-St on
Wednesday evening, June , .,.,
Mrs Darlington Booth Is the guest OF Marden
and Mrs O V Sage, and tomorrow morning she
will make an address to the prisoners
Mohogan Chapter, Daughters OF the American
Revolution will hold its annual reception on
Wednesday, commemorative OF the meeting OF the
Provincial Congress arrange and prepare Tor the
war" which took place on May q li0. Inc re-
ceptIon IS given one day earlier TINS year. as tne
9Th IL Ascension Day. Major Pnlnp van SoIt-
10 ndt represened Westchester County in that Con-
nress and the present Regent OF Mohegan chapter
Mrs Annie Van Rensselaer, Wells. is one of his de-
scondants The following are the cornmtteeS III, III
charge of tho reception: Arrange ments Mrs. 9onl
UooG ard Mrs William r. Barlow Decoratiohs'
Mrs De Witt Clinton Weld, tr., Mrs Nathanlei .
ifvatt and Miss Carrie Armstrong; Reception, MISS
Nangam Mrs. Mary X. landlord, MRS r. H.
stcckwell and Mrs. Ralph Parsons Carriages MIS-
a lecture on Nanscns expedition TO the North
morv Of St Johns School in aid OF the Ossnlng
Uosnital on Wednesday evening AT the close OF
iba lecture the farce 'Slasher and Crasher, VIII
be repeated by the students of the school
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RESCUED FROM THE CENTRAL PARK LAKE.

Sergeant McGlynn Of the Park police was max.
Ing tour OF inspection in Central Park yesterday
when a up to him near Seventy-seventh-
st. and said that woman drowning In the
lake short distance away. A brief run TO the
water showed the sergeant a plainly dressed young
woman foundering In the lake under high piece
Of the bank. She had unfurled umbrella 70 hep
her in keeping her head above water and shouted
excitedly for help With some difficulty the ser
geant lowered himself into the branches OF tree
which overhung the lake. A citizen followed MN
and held 10 his coat while the sergeant, uy
reaching out succeeded in taking hold OF the UNI
brella the woman held out 10 him. and drew her y
the bank She said she Mary Bodengen ana
had acciden tally fallen into the lake she was se"'
10 the Presbyterian Hospital
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COMING DEPARTMENT PARADES.

Colonel Warning announced yesterday that the
socord ANIMAL parade OF the Department OF Street
Cleaning will take place the afternoon OF Thurs
day. MAY q. II will begin in Eighth-ave and emo
IN Avanue A. The reviewing-stand will be on
Madison Square. - n,
About three thousand New-iork policemen WIZ
take part I'm the annual parade OF the force on
lime l. and Acting Inspector Aha're mas oeeh o'lu
Toe, the police by companies and battalions In mo
,oh pegiment Armory in preparation for the parade
T,nora will be seven battalons Of marching police
mon and in addition there viii be large numoee.,
~ ed men and bicycles, while mos -
o. n,troI wagons will be show chief 1o''.'i
M, lead The parade. attended by large mouh.Ir
VAN Ten regimental bands viii make the mus''
For the parade.
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NInENT VERNON.

4 curtain-raiser, entitled The Champion OF her
sex" e being rehearsed and Will DO given oy inc
yonrc women Of ST. Agness Guild, Church OF the
scension on the night OF June l. The cast VIII IN
sclude Miss Louise Westfal. Miss Mary l.. cornell
Miss Colvin Miss Bessie Breck. Miss hisie WIZ
Jams. Miss May Fisher. Miss Julia Fish ana MISS
Sadie Taylor. ,,,,,so,. Iupe . tho voung
,ycnen of Trinity Episcopal Church VII give three
torcrs IN the parish house, entitled Inc Grcatest
i.pue in Life "A Love OF a Bonnet ana SIX cups
The choir of the First Pres6yteriar Cnnrcn n, Wi,
ElNo nojr win he assisted by Mrs. T.. A. Rowland
g. eonrano. Miss Clara Gardner, eiocutions, Harry
II" Tn5ler pianist and the Mount Vernon Mandolin
Club. 1,.,or,, ~ ,bt. city will 90 20
cr.n1roor on Tuesday for rife practice. ,.,,
,The closing meeting OF the Nesichester IollIcai
FGmeI,ty Club will be held on Tuesday afternoon
a. I've home of Mrs J. s. Van Court NO l4' stevens
-. o.-..,.,. yrneoIroan hava eeoured
r,oaearf rooms AT No. 232 South Fourth-ave, near
Enurth-st The CLUB mas sxty-nVe members.
Tbc rne nbcrs Of the y. w. 6. /. l.. gave sOcIal
orf receptiOn at the home or MISS Barker, No %
south Fifth-sve on Thursday night 49, - .
The Day Nursery has removed rom f!IS s 70
= new home AT No. q South Tlfth-ave, where con-
,rlbutIons may he sent.
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TARRYTOWN.

rn.o runavays occurred here yesterday afternoon
49, I o'clock horse attached to the bakery
Ion ~ f. Loeschner of White Plains became
sIehtaned and ran down Cortland-st smashing the
ag,r About an hour later a horse owned by D. w.
1rorrnlIns ran away while the driver was III tne
Torrvtown National Bank The wagon was slightly
Isn,sged and one of the horses legs was broken
Jactson Engine Company, at Its last meeting APP
,o,ntad the following Parade Committee: ChaIiiSt,s
p:ross chairman: August Bing, William D. De'efhi'
nan,ei Nc(onaghie and Frederick GROSS.
The annual dinner OF the Alumne Association or
Mia q 4, Masons school, The Castle VIII ne heIu
a. Inc Hotel Savoy in NewYork city. on Satui
day next , ~ ...,so, ,ho .o,den we'd
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Thurber; OF Brook-
ivn on Wednesday evening Captain Kequa was
nresent al the marriage. on May 49, lst'. Mrs Ihuf-
her is Captain Requas cousin. 49,, -.
frederick j. Petri a business man OF Maih,sI.
Yesterday received news OF the death or his father.
Herman Petri which occurred In Nerdun. Hanover.
Germany. r... ill ,,,
The trustees OF Irvlngton and Tarrytown VIII hold
a ioint meeting In the corporation rooms IN Main
g This village Tuesday afternoon for the pur-
nose Of hearing any complaints which may be made
in relation 10 the alteration or Sunnysde Lane
preliminary meetlng FOR the purpose or organ
izlne lodge OF the knights OF Honor VIII be held IN
the hall OF the Young Mems Lyceum on Tuesday
evening. The date OF the annual meeting OF the
Tarrytown University Extension Centre has been
changed from Thursday next to Tuesday PROFESSOR
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DECISION TO BE GIVEN N THE fALh'

The case OF the National Bark OF Commerce a,.u
other banking institutions which CONSTITUTED -.
CLEARING House Association In 1874. agahs. ''
,,s,oas NJ the old Pine Street Clearing HOUSE
building and the trustees OF the present N'es'i,s
House Association. was closed YESTERDAY anu ~.
decision Of the referees will be handed down u -.
fan The suit IL friendly one and was p'ousa'
10 determine who should receive the prou'S "',S.
inc from the sale OF the Old Ciearins House ou''a
, for s726 s,o that amount being Soo,eo IN eNVe''
Of the orisnal purchase price Mr. Ss gIsses
y, 'rong ~ adwaiader, representing me Wu,iTs m
OF hn III, Clearing House building with Wl iar
! Opdyke and Mr.. Wilcox reprcsentihs ' me hear.
a. House Association, were present AZ 'ny "etng
ne Yesterday which was held at the ar s,on
ouss In Behalf OF the claim that the pioiso To- Inc
~ s,ie ~ the old building should be ustu III I'm
hWs,ness OF the Clearing House Assoeiauo o,risnai
he other hand, counsel representing ' mai the
su nS OF the association eontendeo which
proa,s should be divided among ne nSn nSsrchase
.ara members at the time of the original p us were
Transferable evidence and documentary p,rnounced
submitted By both sides. and IL was ssa tar would
that "a meeting OF the referees III 'ne A""
be held In the tall
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Thu New-RocheIe Yacht Club Will open us sea-
Gov, to-dav with a spring regatta. The House COM
,oi,,.a has arranged for a musical programme anu
81 dance 70 following the racing
Prepararions are being made to give an 'oid loIks
concert" in aid Of the Womans Exchange Inc
affair Will be held in Trinity Parish House on the
night Of June H.. - ,,.-l,...r,or (,burch will
La occunied tomorrow morning and evening py
the Rev Leander T. Chamberlain. -. g., .h
-" feature OF the Memorial Day service IN Ins
town hall on the night of Monday, May o. WI.
Cbapter Daughters Of the Revolution. TO ue pup
80 IL inIhiic schools writing the best essay on
0I,po causes of the American REVOLUTION, =.
1Tbo trustees held a special meeting on IhurSoag
pahf 10 consider n proposition OF the new o ~. h
!T.innbona Company to build suDWayS and place lts
wives md erground a committee was appointed ~
t,I,c charge OF the subject. The trustees also
adonted a resolution protesting against tne Noitn,
e. Roulevard and appointing n committee 10 te ~
the legality Of the bill appropriatlns s'o"V ior us
The Tbe Hugucnot Athletic Club Will formally open
ite new baseball grounds this afternoon WIN q
~ trh game with tho Williamsburg fleId Cluo'
,rba me- will be preceded by a concert by tne
Phtlhsrrnonc Band followed by dinner ana
reception In the clubhouse -, -. 81. Nouyor,,
,Vba formal summer opening or the New OF *
.tbieHc Clubs country home on IraVers Isianl'
Nm he held to-day and tonight The entertain
,nnt will consist OK band concert ana refresh
moi
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READY FOR THE PRESENTATION
THE CEREMONY on THE BROOKLYN WILL
TAKE PLACE ON TIME TO-DAY
RAIN OR SHINE.

-o,,ofn Cook of the cruiser Brooklyn. mace inc
49,, announcement yesterday that the presenta-
49,, of the silver service will take place at CLOCK
go af,.rnoon. regardless OF the weather. Wllham
rerri will be master Of ceremonies, eno VIII present
49, sro,tArs Persons holding tickets OF admission
90 enc chin will b. admitted before O'CLOCK ana
o,bers will be obliged walt u,t" ,2ter. Inc hrat
rarsons 10 arrive viii get the best places on inc
orrear,s deck and all who arrive AFTER the cech Is
crowded 10 its utmost capacity VIII be ophgeu 10
,,itrsss this ceremony as best they can from the
wharf at the END of Main-st After the lormdi
,'rasen,ation all persons holding invitations will
be permitted to go aboard. DetachInents OF marines
viii be stationed on the cruiser 70 look out Tor
accidents and keep over-nquisitve persons from
searching out places where they Will not De al
lowed.
Room will be reserved the quarterback TOT the
speclally invited guests and the naval off1cials.
members Of the Brooklyn Committee, the chorus Oh
Young women who are sing and the party OF
Young women consisting Of Miss Ida May Schieren,
who chrtstened the cruiser: Miss Louise S. Atwater
Miss Henrietta Williams Miss Edith j. Swan ana
Miss Ethel Webster 1t is said that about l,VW
persons will be admitted TO the decks while the
ceremony is In progress out oniy a stlaiI mui NJ
can hear the speeches ana see the lorHai pieseH-
taton. go e.. ,,sor, ,,arr q hand
some picture Of the Brooklyn, taken whlIe Inc
cruiser was anchored in the North River Inc
picture IS richly framed in gold Accompanying
inc photograph was a letter reading as LoIo"s:
..ro Admiral Berri of cruiser Brooklyn fame. ana
hero Of the late naval war, Win ne c0Rpinen'S
OF The ms inscription refers 10 Mr. Berria efforts in
getting the cruiser 10 the Navy 1ard Tor pres
entation. -. 49, ~. vors ora
will 60 out Of commission. and the monitor Terror
SIS also 70 be added TO the yard force Of ships.
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.LARCHMONT MANOR.

The residents OF the Manor were out In large num-
hers on Thursday night TO nominate village oinceTs
% no voted for on Tuesday, June J. The following
nominations were made: Carsten Wendi. president;
Charles A. Singer and Marmaduke THden trustees
Ia.orh I,ird treasurer and Harry Ryerson col
100 There will be 10 opposition to this ticket.
/ ( Kneyals Richard O'Gorman, j. Il. Glider ana
- I,ey ticbard Cobden members OF the committee
GENTLY appointed 70 provide for school for the
children and young women OF ne Manor, made
nsrtions but favors tho one mad" by Miss Mary r.
Perrin The report of the committee was indorsed,
and an ADVISORY Committee consisting Of William
Murray Oswald SanieTson. Oliver Adams. Joseph b.
Glider Charles A. singer and Joseph Bird, was APP
nointed 10 assist In securing subscriptions and COM
rIeting the arrangements Cor the school.
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WHITE PLAINS.

At sumner given by the Fire Patrol OF ms VII
,oce for their driilmastor. Captain Chares a.
ror;ke in Dolls Hall. Tuesday evening" t'e
caDtain received handsome gold badge. preSef''e"
b,, Daniel Smith, on behalf of the patrol.
The junior Flower Mission Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will hold an alphabetical fair Tor the ,
benefit Of the fresh air fund ana oihcE ciai
on the afternoon and evening OF WEDNESDAY NJ nay
Sf I'm the Sunday-school rooms. There VIII DC d
short musical programme: -, -. . ,oo o,,,h will
he held Nv The members of the Young Men M M -
liam Association at their rooms next Iue9"'!
evening. - ,,eia -. tho home of
Mrs r NJ butcher IN Lake-st. last Ihut suay ~.
ing Mrs D. A. Sniflin and William Marvin M a 49,
the winners Of the several prizes oitertu hlH "'
ING brought the evening to a Piea0alit 1T, an
The Womans Christian Temperance IH M ua an
nounces devotional meeting in their halI IN tia' ~,
iltnn-ave Tomorrow afternoon. MIS- io"'"' -
Wew-Yorl; city will make an address ,
mr. n u kingsley Is visiting in KochesteI. utah
Raeents' examinations Will be held IN Ine ihIs Isl
ccbooi I'm the third week in June. iersonIs ~
members of the High School desiring 70 ldke s .ro
examinations should file notice to that erect peio'o
June T. 49,. ..ro.o rust,ca Garrison,
tho iurv i'm The case OF ManFam against the ni',as
81 SIM sing concerning the ownership Oh ~,
ion of pleasant Square, decided IN favor vi ~
,iiis.ee aThis f. the hfth time the case mas -,
trisd The value Of the property involved - a"o"'
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CALLS THE MONUMENT AN INSULT.
WHITE PLAINS GRAND ARMY POST PROTESTS
AGAINST THE MEMORIAL TO con-
FEDERATE DEAD

Cromwell Post No $50 G.. A. r.. f. r. Long COM
r,.rdar M lts meeting on Thursday evening in
white Pains adopted resolutions condemning the
erection OF monuments TO Confederate dead in West
chester County The most significant portion of the
resolution reads as follows:
Resolved, That we, as thirty-six years ago. be-
,eve. ave. know. We we're eternal.y right and every
ves,iae OF rebellion wrong. and will do all In our
mower to teach the rising generation its truth and
everywhere and upon every occasion will condemn
the raising OF monuments TO those who rebeled
against one OF the best governments under the sum-.
ard that those who did were rebels. and known
as SUCH matter what other or more delicate
name may In later years be applied TO them, and
o,d LOYAL Westminster County. 10 commemorate their
acIs deeds is an added insult TO our flag and TO
lsl9. and every Union soldier who the blue from
1851 10 lS65