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The sun., 1900-12-30
DEvsRY STICKS IKE A BrRR.
Expects 20 Be In the Police Department as
LonE, at Least. ~ York 10.

Chief Devery snt behind his desk at Police
headquarters yesterday, smoked fat black
cigars. transacted little police business and
grinncd when anybody asked him when hs
was going to retire. Ho came downtown
little after O'Clock. his usual timc. and he
didn't go away again until after q o'clock.
also his usual time. ANYBODY who wanted
to see him In the afternoon had to 90 through
the usual formula. In fact. despite rumors
and the generally upset condition of things
around tie building. the Chief appeared to
be undisturbed ana didn't let anything inter-
fere with the routine Of his oilice and the du-
ties Of his STAFF
Devery has had every conceivable areu-
ment brought to bear upon him with the view
to having quiet. unostentatiOus retirement,
but he stubbornly refuses to quit. He says
Eo ISN'T through being policeman by long
shot, and that rs long az he can hang on he Is
going to. Meantime tIe board can't act
because Commissioner Sexton. in tho hope
that Devery Will soon see the hopelessness OF
his position, Il not willing to send ma!
vote OF the board retiring the Chief. down to
the Mayor for his approval. And until Com
missioner Seaton is willing to bring the matter
before the board and have a vote IT, nothing
can be done. for Commissioner Abel con-
tinues to stick TO the Chief and will probably
stick TO him 10 the last.
When asked what he had 70 say yesterday
tho Chief gave the usual reply: Nothing
The fact that Govsrnor-elect Odell has come
out for a single-hesded Police Commission
was brought to the Chiefs attention. but he
would not discuss IT, He grlnned at the idea.
though. and something q seemed to pleasel I'm.
1t Is said that the Chief has made UP his mind
TO stick to his Job just ~ long az Presden.
York sticks TO his. and that ho hopes to see
York depossd from the head Of the board by
the passage OF such bill as tho one Mr.. Odel.
has declared himself in favor OF. To beat
York. the story is Dcvery Is willing TO give up
his pension II need be.
The sun., 1900-12-30
ONE yANDERVOGRT DEAD. ONE DYING
John Was Going Home From Williams Sick
He'd When He Was Stricken.

! The well-dressed cid man who died In
! tho fat OF OF Mrs. Alice Darnell at 2i7 West
| Forticth street on Friday night was idcLt!-
| fed at the Morg,!e yesterday as John ID.
vandervoort. who with his wife and two sons
| lived with Mrs. Catherine Bergen at i3o Sier-
! Ger street. Jersey city. A Jersey City drug
gist's prescription led the police TO
notify the Jersey City police. who
looked up the druggist learned who
his customer was and told Mrs. Vandervoort
Of her husbands death, Coroncr's Ply
sician Weston said that the man had evi-
IDENTIFY died OF heart disease lie issued u
certificate to Mr. yandervoorts son. Cllr-
enoe. who came to this city and identified
the body at the Morsue. A fine hearsc came
to the Morgue from Jersey City and took
the body away.
Mr. vaudervoort, who for thlrty-fve
years had been buyer for the wholesale
dry goods firm OF James ii Durham 4 Co.
at $40 Broadway. came 70 this city on Thurs
day night ~ visit his brother. The latter
10 william l. Nandervoort Of i2j Wcst Fifty
eighth street. OF the firm Of Scruggs. Van
dervoort 4 Barney. wholesale dry goods
merchants, IN St Louis. and Ia the firms
representative In this city. with offices ut
s&3 Broome street. lie has been i'll for some
tim. and at present is IN a critical condition.
John vandervoort left his brothers house
shortly after s o'clock on Friday night to go
homo. 1t was after 0 o'clock. Mrs. Darnell
says. when he rang her bell. told her he was
i'll and asked leave to sit down and rest She
summoned q doctor, but Mr.. Nandervoort
died before the doctor came.
Mrs. Nanderyoort said yesterday that about
10 o'clock on Friday night q telegram was
received from Mr. W. l.. Nanderyoort's house
saying that he was very much worse and
requesting that his brother come back again,
As her husband did not return that nj ght she
thought that he had got word. somehow,
that his brother wanted him and had returned
to the Fifty-cig ghth street house.
Mr.. vsnderyoort was II years old He
was born In Baltimore and was one OF tho
first clerks employed by A. r. stewart. His
son. Clarence. said last night:
My father had been extremely worried
about his brothers sickness. lie feared
that his brother was going to die In that
event he thought that Il would be expected
OF him to take his brothers place and be-
come a member Of the st. Louis dry goods
firm. This he did not want to do He pre-
ferred to remain at tho post he had filed
for so many years. or course he was Ar
old man and he was also subject to heart
trouble.
Il am afraid that my uncle will not live
much longer than my father. AZ 1880 o'clock
this afternoon we received the following
telegram addressed 10 my father from the
doctor who is attending my uncle: viii
not live until morning He has not been
told yet OF my fathers death"
Mr.. randervoort leaves four sons and three
daughters
The sun., 1900-12-30
ClBMAN As PROCURER.
Annie Gray Arrested for Abducting FIfteea-
Year-Old Lille Walsh.

Annie Gray, a years old. OF :O4 wes, Forty
sixth street was arrested last light by Gerry
Society Agents Pisarra and Moore on charge
of abduction and locked up In tho West Thirty
seventh street station. The arrest was made
on a warrant issued by Magistrate Pool yes
terday on the statement of Lilly Walsh, a
flfteen-year girl. who disappeared on
Dec. IS from her home at 5i9 West Thirty
sixth street. where she lived with her mother
and stepfather. The girl said that a cabInan
whom she had met in the street had taken her
to the Gray womsns house. promising her
fine clothes. q servant TO wait on her. and an
easy life. The girl was traced to the hous.
and the arrest OF the Gray woman for har-
boring her then followed Magistrate Deuel.
took bail for the woman late last night
The gr. says she vas held a prisoner at the
house. The Gray woman says the grl lro.
icssed to be 10 years old. The Gerry men say
the cabman sus pected has been sus lectel be-
fore Of plying the same trace He has not been
found. The girl says that there vasa woman
In the cab who added her persuasion TO the
Cabn,anS
The sun., 1900-12-30
WANTS POLICE TO GET OUT.
President CIau.en to Make II Warm for Them
in Central Park.

President Clausen Of the Park Depart
ment. who IA one OF the Tamnany purifiers.
Is said TO have decided TO follow up the alta ck
made on the police BY Lewis Nixon. chair
man o. the Purity Committee Mr.. Clausen.
II Is said. has mnde a demand that the mem
bers OF the police force who have quarters
in Central Park vacate them. These quarters
are a commod.ous building known a. the
"sheenfold." ~ Sixtv-si,th street and Eighth
avenue The Park Board set aside the build
iny FOR police purr ose. in 1857 and 1t has been
used b. Sergt, Lagan as framing school
for horses. The n ounted men, OF the Cen
trail Park police have al 80 had their head
quarters there. Mr. Clausen wants the
police to get out OF the Park and hire, another
place for q cir headquarters. This does
not apply TO the station at the arsenal. which
Is en- ordinarv police station.
There has been friction between the Park
and the Police derartmcnt- since the Park
police were consolidated with the city force
in ISIS.
The sun., 1900-12-30
TO WE'D A VAUDEVILLE AC1REss.
II. ". White. Son OF q Cleveland Millionaire. to
Marry Hiss Meta Miller.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 2s.-Meta Miller
a nineteen-year-old vaudeville actress. will
become the bride Of Harry ". White son OF
ex-ConGressman ". j. White. millionaire
chewing gum manufacturer and President of
the American Bicycle Company. Miss Miller
has been q guest at tho White mansion. Lake
avenue. this week. For several months
she has been preparing for her wedding.
having left tho stage Nature liberalIy en-
dowed her with beauty She and her elder
sister Katherine applied TO Olga Netnersols
in 1924 for Il place in her company. Miss
Ncthersolo assis ed them IN getting a yOsi-
t!on in Klaw Erlanger's A Round " Plea
sure" Later they were In The Brownies"
and Who's Who" doing a vaudeville sketch
They played under the name OF Hamilton.
katherine now studying music in New
York under the care of her mother. Miss
Lillian Mohrman. u singer of some repute,
who formerly lived here, introduced White
to Miss Miller three years ago: Miss Mohr-
upson and sang in 81; Pauls Episcopal choir.
The sun., 1900-12-30
5000 SHEEP srANPEDBD.
Driven over . Preeiptcs by Masked Ensmiss
Of Their Owner.

MILES crTr. Mon. Dec. IA telephone
message from Otter. Custer county. says
eleven masked men stampcded 5000 sheep.
killing the whole band. The sheep belong to
r. n. selway. the largest owner In eastern
Montana. and were probably driven and
crowded over q precipics. There were
range troubles at Otter all the summer.
and the grangers and sheep owners are hos
tile. Many hero fsar further deeds OF vio-
lence. The Sheriff and a deputy have gou'
to the soene OF the outrage.
The sun., 1900-12-30
WRECKS ON FRENCH COAST.
Loss Of Life Reported TO French Minister %
Marine Paris Almost Isolated.
speial cabl. despatch TO TYH Sun.

SWcial cable Despatch 70 THH SUN.
PAnfs. Dec. 2e.--N. Lanessan, the Minister
OF Marine. has received numerous telegram =
In regard to shipping disasters caused by
the violent storm alonS the French coast. At
Dunklrk nine smacks went ashore and thrce Q
others sank Five sailors are reported 20
be hanging from the RIGGING OF a ship which
is In distress. 70 Is feared that numerous
victims Of the storm will be found at low tide
at Dunkirk.
Dispatches TO NJ Lanessan from Cherbourg
say three vessels grounded and caps!zed
there and several other boats foundered
eastward OF the harbor.
Information from other sources Is 70 the
effect that the storm was one OF the worst
ever known. Communication Is interrupted
everywhere and Paris is almost isolated,
The sun., 1900-12-30
MRS. DECKER ~ HER COFFIN TWICE
The First Time She Was in Trance and Mar
rowiy Escaped Being Buried Alive.

BryoHAMToS. N. Y. Dec. 2a.-After MAILING
all known tests physicians have decided that
Mrs. Benjamin Decker Of West cambridge
is dead This precaution was made neces-
sary by sensational occurre nee some time
ago I'm which Mrs. Decker was aroused from
n trance In her coffin She vas taken i'll
and il was supposed died. The remains were
pret d for burial but no 'nlbaning tuid
was used While the body was In the ocllin
awaiting the funeral services one OF the family
who was arranging the house broke vase,
Corpse in tho forehead, canslng tho blood
to flow. This aroused suspicion and ,physi-
c ans who were summoned Restored Mrs.
Decker 10 cousclousness When Mrs. Decker
was again taken i'll and died the former life
Ike resemblance remained and the body was
kept four days: Then the tests We're made
tainly occurred this time and interment
followed
The sun., 1900-12-30
AMOS CtMuINGs BEEAKS MS IIG.
Fell on Ills Bicycle Near New Haven Brought
Home to New York.

Conrressman Amos j. Cummings. who
since Christmas las been on a wheeling trip
through Connecticut. fell from his bicycle
near New Haven yesterday morning and
fractured his right leg at the ankle Mr.
Cummings has not been in the best Of healt Il
recently and he took this outdoor trip TO see
II it would not improve his condition H.w
just riding into New Haven when lie came
TO stretch of asphalt In making t'Iru
his wheel SLIPPED and he was tn own to IN"
pavement Hi, TiIht lcg Vls doubled urOrr
lin and Il most painful fracture Of the ant ,c
resulted.
Mr. Cummings was moved 20 a hotel aud
his leg was put IN u C.st Then hr took 81
train for New York Before starting De i,!.-
graphed Br John " G4rduer To meet him
with an ambulance AZ the Grand Central br
Girdner was on hand with the amhulanr"
and tue injured man was carried TO his home.
~ Charlton street He was suffering great
deal last night. DR., Girdner said that he
would probably be laid up for six weeks
The sun., 1900-12-30
NEGRO LYNCHED ~ ALABAMA.
Hanged by . Mob After Being II ound Over on
a Charge of Arson.

MoNTooM ERY. Ala. Dec. 20 2o.--Cseorge Fuller.
a negro barn burner. who lived near Oak
Grove, in Perry count. was hnched last
night On Wednesday night last the barn
OF Danni Cummings OF oar Grov"wss burned
with seven mules. a number OF iattenins
Fuller had been "A tenant of Cummings for
several years, but the had recently had a
falling out over the settlement of accounts
betw cen trem. Fuller threb toned Curl-
mingss life. The morning after the tne
he was arrested and 81 arsed with having
applied a torch to the barn. At hi, pre-
liininary trial Yesterday he was bound over
bv the Grand jury, the evidence being con
elusive Of his guilt As he a he.I+: taken from
him from the officers and with very littla
ceremony hanged him.
The sun., 1900-12-30
INJURED MORTALLY AT AN ASYLUM
Death OF Frank Hodges at Norrtstown. Pa.
ToiIows q beating.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 29.-An examination
OF tho body Of Frank Hodges. whose death
at the State Asylum for Insane at Norristown
was reported yesterday. shows that he was
brutally beaten BY attendants and that death.
instead o: being due to injuries self-inf,icted.
was due 20 the rough handling he received.
The autopsy showed that four OF his ribs In
the left side had been broken, Hodges was
sent to the asylum from Philadelphia last
Dcccnbcr. He had hon!lcidal mania. At
dlLu.r yesterday he threw food about the
whom lac aftcrward attacked and was settine
tua better Of him when another atte ndant
went 10 the rescue. and together they subdued
Hodges,
The sun., 1900-12-30
HALF A SHOW, ,NOCASH BACK
AUDIENCE IN JHE 7REATRS c0nIoUE
BkcOnkS RIO0OCs.

nsoNeer OF the Queen ef the Orfeat Company
Said He Couldn't Get Any Mosey Oct Of the
BoS once and Advised the Audience
TO Try They An Try, bet IN vsis.
The row which has been going on for
week between Tony Stanford. the stage
manager Of the burlesaue show. the Queen
OF the Orient" under the Inanag ON ant Of
NJ. ". Wainstock. and the alleged proprietor
OF the Theatre Comiaus. Gus We'll. snded
last night by Stanford telling the audience
st the theatre In the middle Of the evening
that the show would not 10 snS further and
that they had better demand their money
back at the box sffice.
According " stsnforAd he went to the boz
ONCE at 10 o'clock and demanded from Well
who was counting tlss money With Morris
torgotston. who Is said "a be tho real pro-
pristor. and asked FEgotston for his share
OF the receipts He says he was entitled 10
80 per cent Hs WAS told thgt the night's
receipts had not been oountsi up and that
he would have to wait. Ht replied that
that game had been worked On him before
and that he wou ant stand for, H. He went
on the Stage. called OF the founs woman
who was doing a high-kickingf act, and took
the centre Of the stage.
Ladies and gentlemen, bs said. -thi,
Sho" ehus tAkHs nero fouv0 been 6lrD-
fiammed We haven't GOV our, money for
the week and ] wont be able to nav these
actresses and actors. 4 advise you TO 20
down stairs TO the boz office and demand
your money
The au dienee didn't wait for spv furtber
suggestions. There was . scramble TO see
who could get TO the box ot1ce first and aisles
and hallNavs we're jammeA When the peo-
PIE got down stairs the box office wa closed
IN iplt
The only man on view was the press agent
and OF course. he couldn't be held respon-
sible. II was said thav Forgotston and Well
when they heard whst stanford had done.
had called for cab and driven away with
the nights receipts ~ a bag.
An angry crowd filled the corridor OF the
theatre and flowed out into the street There
wa. considerably loud talking Some one
suggested going Jack inside 10 smash things
Few followed this advice. the majority
SIMPLY standing in front of the box Office
G%lns sos bogv .ST tReiT cd money X. w.s
street police station on tho telephone and
SAID there was a riot going on. The ser
geant hustleh out the reserves in the patrol
wagon and Ahe police shooed the people ont
OF the theaue Into the street The only
Galnage done inside was the tearing up OF
Some OF the crowd walked up TO TWENTY
ninth street and held an Indignation meeting
a man in evening clothes aud wearing a
high hat said that he had bought six tickets.
-, m lawyer. the man shouted. and
In going 20 make somebody suffer for this =
had NOT received any salary for Il week. al
though they had to pay $40 for uniforirs
and that the proprietor Of the show owed
$500 TO a decorator
The sun., 1900-12-30
SALOON REEPERS AT CHt-RCH.
Ore Hundred OF Them Ask for onttseats,nt I
Dedication.

CHArr,SoodA. Tenn. Dec 20 Trinity"
is tho name OF thc new Methodist church lust
erected here, OF which the Row j; q. Stlty
programme for the dedication exercises on
Sunday afternoon. Tie Rev. George \.
stuart, sam lono-'- evnngel! .ic partner ~ 10
preach the deAicU' DRY sermon.
To-dav 100 saloon keepers OF III" city arr hcd
to Nr Staley for front seats az the anultorl im
Were the exercises are 10 De held. y lis
action was tai en- ~ convince Mr.. Stuart that
whisRey mon ore not AFRAID OF lsnn The
saloon men Rt to-morrows = inerlrr, VIII
donate 500 to paw of the rcInalIinglndeDted-
ness on tho church
The sun., 1900-12-30
casino GIRL" BoxED his EARS.
Punished Rude Municipal Guard In Paris and
ESCAPED Penalty Under Amnesty Bil.

SpceiG! Cable Dsspdieh 70 THE Sun.
LONDON. Doc. 20 1t seems strange that
q vaudeville ar tist should benefit by the
French Amnesty bill. which was designed to
placats such serious ofair as that Of e1-
Capt Dreyfu yet such is the case woman
member Of the ~Casino Girl" company at
the Shaftesbury Theatre, while visiting
Paris, went to the Nouve ~ Cirque with a
friend. 4 municipal guard treated her
rudey. whereupon she boxed his ears. She
was tax en- before the Tenth Correctional Court
and certainly would have been heavily fined
but her counsel Maitre Lambert, ingoniously
invoked a section OF the new Amnesty law
forbidding legal action for outrage against
the Uniform OF the army A UP TO Dec. 10
the municipal guards were technically SOL
diers, the actress went scot free,
The sun., 1900-12-30
Cincinnati Negro woman l73 Year Old.

CINCINNATI. Dec. ?o.-Mahalla Moore. aged
-? years. poor ncgress. q pioneer member
OF Zion Baptist Church and undoubtedly
the oldest woman in Cincinnati. was sent
to the ctv inirmary to-day because she has
become ,n, iaiirm st and unable t. attend to her
torical events 100 years ago when She lived
In Virginia. Her mind is clear and active
and she has her second or third sight. which,
ever II may be. She says she had seventeen
children, sixteen OF whom are dead.
The sun., 1900-12-30
sOMETHIN0 NEW PROM TESLA.
Announ cement OF an Important Invention III
pccted at q watch Meeting"

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.-At the big witch
night" meeting OF the National Red Cross
Society at the Coliseum on next Monday
night, the announcements Is expected OF a
great scientific discovery which 10 expected
TO open a new field. Nikola Tesla. tho cleo
trical inventor. has announced that his greet
ing to the meeting will include the outline and
description OF an invention on which he has
been working for sixteen months. II touchea
he says. on scientific points that have hereto
fore been deemed inaccessible.
The sun., 1900-12-30
FROM CHICAGO TO LIVERPOOL.
Launch Of the First Of Four Steamships That
Are to Ply Between These Ports.

CHICAGO. Dec ?o-The Northwestern. the
finest Of four oCcan-going vessels TO be- con-
structed for the Northw estern Steamrhip Com
pany. was launched this afternoon at the
yards Of the Chicago Shipbuildins Company
AT South Chicago. The Northwestern. with
three like il. will ply between Chicago. Liver
pool and Han burg, carrying American prod
uCts from Chicago TO iur"pe and returning
with Curgocs OF European mer, handi.e
The vessel .ust launched has a length ot
256 feet. beam Of ~ feet and lol; feet depth.
Tie freight capacity IL 800 and tho agreed
speed Is knots Zach OF the other boats will
be Of the sam" size.
The sun., 1900-12-30
VOMEN RAID A DIVE.
Break Into a Saloon ard Turn the Liquor In II
Into the Gutter.

LoHGylEw. IL. Dec. Ca blind rig" has
fourished hero for several months. Tho
place has been raided several tmes. but the
patronage vas 80 good uat the royri"torS
were willing 10 pay tho fines asses sed BY the
local Justice Of the Peace,
The women Of the city decided TO be rid of
the dive, and about twenty representative
women met last night and won't 10 the build
Ing They found the place locked. he
crusaders, however, broke in the door, seized
tie bottles and Jugs that tlled the shelves.
carried taelI into the street and there bronke
them, allowing the contents to run into tho
gutter.
The sun., 1900-12-30
TO SEARCH ron TINE S0UIH P0Ls.
Duks of the Abrurh Who Resche' mshsst
Northern Point WIN Now Go South.

srseioi Cable D1panh 10 TIVE suS
LONDON. Dec. 20 The Duke Of the Abru,,i
IL In Rome for the purpose Of obtaining the
formal consent Of the King to his new enter
PRISE which IL not as reported another North
Pole expedition. but well devised scheme
for the exploration Of tho South Polar seas.
King Victor Emmanuel admires and sym
psthig e. with his cousins exploring ardor
and the royal consent and financial assist
anos s assured.
The Duko pro poses TO start from Buenos
Ayres in 100, in a ship which will be specially
built In Italy from his own plans and specin-
cations The Duke has already selected as
his cotnpanlo rs vittorio Sella. the geographer.
and several young officers OF the italian
Royal Navy.
The sun., 1900-12-30
DEATH ~ CHRISTMAS TREE BLAZE.
Little Boy Loses His Life Trying to Light the
Candies.

A Christmas tree caused the death OF Ave
year-oli Perciyal Dolan yesterday afternoon.
The child lived with his parents at 2s5 West
ii3d street and the Christmas tree was Ia
the parlor OF their apartments, still loaded
with candles and tinscl While Mrs. Dolan
was. out ye,toIda, afternoon the bov tried
to light one OF the candles and set the tree
nblaze Some Of the blazlng tinsel fell on
him. setting his clothes ahre and when his
mother and neig ghbor got to him he was
rolling on the noor in agony, lie died o,
his injuries two hours later In the J. flood
Wright lluspltal.
The sun., 1900-12-30
NILES NAY ANSVER AIGER.
The General Say, lie l. In No Hurry 10 Reply.
but May DO So Later.

PICRNoSp Va. Dec. ?e.-Gen. Nelson A.
Mile. -pert short time In Goldsnoro. Y. c..
to-day on the way 20 Washington. Regarding
Cen. Algcr's attack on him he aid:
1lgcT vn!ted some two years to make tho
ottg-k and ! guess ! need be- IN no hurry %
rerlv. The beef question has been pretty
we'll condemned already 10y the urcas o! tue
country I may yet have something to say
a, the rottennesS OF the whole al4lr.
The sun., 1900-12-30
AUTONODIIE KILLS 4 DOG.
T.. Beekman Underhiii. DR.. Thrown Out and
Cut About the Head.

T.. Bcekman vnderhIl. Jr.. broker, Of
I0i2 eNington avouue. was going up Rroad-
way last night In his automobile, when at
Fifty-fourth street the machine ran over a
large dog. TIA, Jolt was sufficient to throw
MIR. Cnderhill 10 the street and he received
two severe scalp wounds. His Injuries were
dressed bv 9u ambulance SURGEON and he
was removed 10 lis home. The d., was
killed. both wheels having passed over him
The sun., 1900-12-30
nan $4,000 worm or PIrNDER.
Two Bursisrs Captured In San vrsncfses AFTER
Making Extensive Hanis.

SAN FRANCISCO. Deo 7s-.Two burglars
who have confessed TO two robberios and
are supposed u DO the men who have com
rntted numerous bur slaries in tho Western
Addition during the past month have been
srres,cd They are Eugene ChorIgno and
Charles Lowell Both men said they came
hero recently from New York city. They
wore captured through tho discovery oi
jew~lry they had pawned. Tho mon were
identified by four pawnbrokers to whom
they had soid their plunder. In all they
had pawned tewelry and silvsrwrs worth
$4,000
The sun., 1900-12-30
Nice.Pre.ident Roo.evens Secretary.

OYSTER BAY. i. l.. Dec. 90 William y.
Loeb. who acted az stcnographer and score
tary to Gov. Roosevelt during the Presi-
dental campaien. is TO ACCOMPANY the Gov
ernor to Washington a. his sccrcta.s when
hn Is inausuratcd as Nicn~Prcsi lent lie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the selection of Mr. l.orh
a> secretary was male h7 the Governor to-
dNy. The Governor left hi, home IN thi.
village this afternoon FOR Albany