The Paragraph from Mamaroneck, New York • 7

Devoted to tlie Interests of tlie Weetohester Shore. FEBRUARY Volume II. No. 45. fUisiCllaneona.

THEY TOOK LEG BAIL James II. Field, GROCER, KYE, N. Y. Flour, Feed and Grain, Baled Hay and Straw, Provisions, Canned Fruits, and Vegetables, Teue, Coffees, etc. Ji sold lo mi Italian hn lives in Harrison, Ilich.

JJlcli was ariested on Friday 'iiiii gave laiiid ill tlio sum of $100 to np'ur. ATTKM1T TO UECAFTrUE. As sm iis ii wus known Hint two of tlie pilsoiieis tiiul escaped, (oiistulile Ginliam telegraphed to all the surrounding towns a or Hie men. The country wus scoured in tlie vicinity of Bye, but no cluo to men wim dlscovensl. line issued the following not, iv ONE RUNilKEU DOLLARS iil-iWAliD ilirtliearr-M of Join and Dcii'iis tlon.iriy, ulo broke mil lie lui-kui' ia By N.

early on Tuesday an. ruing. Janu-a vui. iliey were locked up on eliarge of aison ami limgiiiry. iikxxis MimiAu-rr.

Morlarty is ii iily-iw years old, IS feet hirli-i. nigh, stoat sti, sliglu iiioiistiii'he, lilaek hair elo-i-ii cai, weighs li'-l was dn-sMil in lnii! hi-fi e-ii' an ve.t, giuy slriissl ihiiiIh and li.ii1. soft felt Ii -t. 4IIIIX WAIIl), III. Wn il is twenty-in io ea rs old.

6 feet 9 iin'lies, -I' int-r liiiitd li'in-K hair unit oy llglil eomi-oion, weighs lileli.s. Wme il.trk lin'K nnil liliiek -r-e- ut, yeitow and hln-k mu filer, and brown hat. The fitioio reward will lio paid for the arrest of dm nliovc by II. frltAHAM, Bye. N.

Y. Unint.iole. Tlie niort(r ask(d Mr. liarucli if lio Imd uny eliie to the ones who hud escaped, and lie suid at or a paiii, No. Up to tlie time of going to press no clue to the whereabouts of Wurd and Moriarty lias been Harrison.

J. H. Pool's now lioiiso is enclosed. Nnw I'uiiroail ties are soon Is placed slong tlm road between M.iiuaiviKck and Ilari'ison. A.

W. S-'Utligati'V lioiiso lias received lta geeonil cult or paint mid will Is. ready far occiiNincy Mai eh 1. It is said a ncvUmiMing to 1m used as a fish and vegetable imukut is soon to bo liiiilt on IL-irrisoii avenue. Katie, infant daughter of Mr.

andMra. Aiulrew Miiuro, ilhsl on Biimluy. Tha funeral was held fn-iu tin' li'ain on Mow-day. Iiilermout wus at Rye union couia-tn-ry. Charles M.

lh-il of New York lias pur cluiscd proper! of tlm Bicim wood Flare company on Ibiriison avemm near tlia ileiHit sipmiv. It is said lie intends building in tlm spring and will opou drug stun. Tin railroad cuiupnuy lutcmls moving the hotel building ucross the street from its present lisaition. Tlm high bank of oin-tli near tho railroad will te removed, mid tlm station park enlarged. Tlm improvement will com me i K-o ubout tha middle of March.

If rumor is correct, tlmre will lw a great building boom ill ILiri ison iu the spring. Many collages, it is said, will I built oa tlm Broil worn I Flam prorly. Mr. Cox, wIkmo new store building imur tlie doped is nearing uoiiiploiionjiiid wim represents tlm company herd, says ttiere will be one hundred now cottages buill Tho property recently acquired by tha Brentwissi ILiza company on tlm Fuat RimiI, adjoining the lhirk place, will be laid out and aold iu villa plots Hund-omD drivos ami sidewalks will bo built. Tlien will be a flue stone entrance on the Foot Rond.

It is reported that Ilia company luis also acquired a large tract of laud oa the west side of Harrison avenue, north of Uie depot, from William Mathews. Cluck and Mails for Christ Chunk. For some time past it has been rumoured that another gift was to be added to those recently given to Christ church iu this village, but it Is only within the past week that tho rumour lias become a reality. AL a recent meeting of the vestry a let ter was read from a parishioner asking permission to place in tlm lower of the church a clock with striking cliimcs, and a set of tubular I sills utu which other chimes or tunes may played. Hud tha clmrcli tower tetMi large cimugli ton bells or tlio ordinary shape would lmvo bcea given iiisteiul of tlm tuiiidar ones.

The work lias lsii placed iu tlm hands id ffany of New York, in couiiection with Hu Tubular Bell of M.issacliu-ctto. Tim clock will In ns great a Ihkiii lo the village as I In chimes will Is lo I In church. Tlm vesiry uiiaiiliii'iiisly mvepteil the generous anil tin Work is in Is begua atoms, ills uudersiissl Hull everything is to In of Hie icgil'-dlcss of cost. Correspondence. The Recent Fiasco.

Rte, N.Y., Fell. 1, 1893. 3b the Ktlilor of The ltntampk: The iiist cry of the town of Bye for some years past has boon remarkable for tills, that Hume Hocused of Infamous crimes, when they have been urrested, were Imprisoned in a (slip-shod manner and then allowed to escape. It would almost seem as if facilities wore put iu the way of the culprits to break jail. I need hardly alliuh) to tlie events of the last few days.

It is just another iff the same. After the discovery was tuado that the chicken thrives were the veritable miscreants wiio laid committed aison and burglnry in tlie village for many mouths past, they were imprisoned in an extremely louse muniier and witli tlie result, that might have licoii cxiiecled. They broke tlie frail ftisienings between lliein and friN-doiii. A isstvlri.in in-silig tlio Bye I'Kjkup hito in lie evening of Lno niglitnf the ese.tp.' Iiotird the prisoners making ni -rry (prolsitily at. tlie prosiicrl OfasiHHjilv one of them pi lying sweel on il iiiouHi organ and ho (illioiH dam-ing.

Wtiy were not liM'kisl up in tin cells? Ills also staled mi creililile miMiorit that tie prisolieis Well! al a lieigi.lKiriug liquor simp not iuim hours licfon eseaM. Now wiio siinuld Ik-iield tespon-stble for this out rngeniis ileielielion, if it chtiraelerized by no blrongei- t-iill lie mimes? Yours trii'y, ('STICK llOLllillir. 'S -1 1 JUSTICE UAUrCH'M STATEUEXT. On Tliuisday aftrniMin a Pauagbadi re; liter railed iimiii Jns'ire Beriilmid Barueli nnd found him immiileb-ly worn out with tlio worry a-ul excitement brought nbnu' by tills affair. For three years.

Mr. Barueli said, he hud Is-cu after these men and lie hail them on Monday night only to wake up on Tuesday morning to find i lie liinlH had down, completely iliscomnged him. Following is the substanee of Mr. Biiriu-liV statminiit: "Oil Mouday I commit toil (he men iiinlor tin- eliarge id ('onslablo S. II.

Grnlmm to await a further liisiring to Investigate Hie eliarge of arson made against 1 hem. At o'elm-k in tin evening I was informed that Ml'. Graham hull lakun Moriarty to Jm-oli Werner's hoi el. I went lo Gralmm's housi; ho was nut there. I fame lmi-k tomysloin and found C.ILWalker tlion.

I was afraid llorlaitv might get away so I askiil Mr. Walker to go rii me loWernerV. We went, and Mr. Werner told me tliat Graham had taken his prisoner Inu-k to the lock-up. Mr.

Walker and I went to the lock-up and saw Mr. Graham in there with the prisoners, who were in the corridor eating their 8iipN-r and singing a ml duui-iug. Gralium said Clint there were not bln nkel enough for tlie men. I told him to come to the store and get some. I stayed at tlio lockup about ten minutes and thou went home.

''Graham came to my store shortly after, for the blankets and while there I asked him if he hud the key to a certain cell he said he hud. Meanwhile Alfred Lewis came in. Ho told Graluuu il would be a good plan to have a watchman on the outside. Graham said tiinL lie Had a man. I askod him who, and ho said Jo.

Lester. I said: 'Will you engage him? and he said yes. Graham then wont out. Ue eaiue back in a short time with Arthur Bproul, who wus arraigned beiure me. I committed him lo tlio Port Chester bx-k-up to await examination the next morning.

Graham tlien took him to Furl Cluster. Walker went out, and I went upstairs to my i-iauns. About 10.15 o'clock I went over to the lockup to soe if tlie mon were properly guarded and I found no one there. Wont 10 M. F.

Biddulph'a, where Lester lived, and he (Lester) was not there. About o'clock Gruiiam came bock from Fort Chester and I mot him and Lester and Dan. Moiloy in front of Blddulphs. I uskid Lester ir Graham lind engaged him to watch. Lester said no.

Thou I uskml him if ho would watch, telling him lie would be well sild. lie said lie would. Then I told him lo bo wry cuivfiil. Giuliani and Moiloy then went to the lockup. Lester and 1 walk's! over that way to alsiiil tliii-iy f-st fr-un tlie phus.

011 he way 1 was Insti acting him wliut to ilo and to Ini -ireful. 1 tlien went limue. Tlie next morning 1 was informed Unit Muiial'ly mu! Ward luul eseaMd. My heart aliniHt stood In my tluisit. Tlie remaining prisoners testified that they were not locked I'l the cells, hut were uiIowihI lo rcmi'i'i in 'I'oenrri'lor.

Lesiir also confirmed tills. He says ho watched Lill 4 oelm-k ami then wont home. ''(iralmin claims Hint I gave orders not to have tlie mini locked in tlie eeils. I did not siiyihat, hut on the contrary gave Ml id instructions Unit they should 13 locked in the cells, and also told him anight wuluimiun must be appointed. Jusiiee llurucli then showed tiie reporter the following ufllduvit-i to Strengthen his sLateiiiuiil affidavits of U.

Walker and A. E. Lewis were also shewn and were substantially the same: John 8. Ferguson, after being duly sworn iiiuile llie following statement: Last night was in Hie Uye lis-kiip. Mr.

Baruch riiniu in the lookup nltii ii. Walker ii lx iu 8 o'ulisik. All the prisouers were eat ing siipNr. Mr. Barueli gave no orders to Mr.

(indium of any kind; did not toll him to loek prisoners in tin vlla. Mr. Barueli novel eie tensl the lockup after 8 oclock tliat night lie did noi nano iieur us nor did In givo any lii-triietion in my liearing in Mr. Graham ubout tlio prl-oners. I did not see Mr.

Barueli from 8 oclock till 10 n-xl morning. Between 11 and 13 o'clock Monday night Cons alio Gi bliniu, Dan Moiloy ami Jo i sinter came to the hs-knp. Mr. Baruch oid-iiol (xnne. Mr.

Ginliam askisl me Inis morning, when lie in from tlui lock-lip Ilia court room, if I hud not hoard Mr. Barueli say in ho liskap to Mr. Gra-Imia: -Don't lock up tnii men In tlio cells. I told Ginhuin that 1 did not Item Mi Baruch say so, beeuuae Mr- Baruch did not sii so. Atwuitnu hour later in tlie court room, Mr.

Giiiliani cull'sl me to him aud asked me the siima question over and I suiil no, Mr. Barueli ifid not say so! Any statement tliat Mr. linriiuli was In the lockup after 8 o'cl vk wliuu he left wttli Mr. alker is a lie. (Sigmd) J.

S. Fkisouhox Bworn to before m- lliis 31st. day of January, 1893, Diiniel Stiang, Notary puiilic, Westeliester Gmuly, N. Y. Joseph W.

Lester, upon belug duly sworn, testified as follows Ju-tiee Barueli mime to see nin nlsmt a quarter of 13 o'clock last night itlillgiiL have lsen a few minutes Ix-fure. lie usk'il in if Mr. Grauniii luul sp'ken to me nN'iit watching Hie lockup. I said Mr. Ihirin-b Hsktsl me If 1 would wn eh tin lis-kiip to-ntglit and I said aim nc said 1 would Is! well udd for It.

'J'lieu Mr Burnell and I walked down almost us talas the lockup Constat le Hraliam and Dan Moiloy woic-aln-ad or us. was still me aud walkisl toatioul tldrtv fee' fiom tlielisk lip. 1 went to tlio lockup and Justice iiimich relumed home. When I was inside the lock-up I saw Gralmin ami in there. Mr.l'nriicli did not go in imr nid lie sissik lo nuycf the piisoners; licit.

net did lie say to Graham, 'Don't lock up the piisoners in tin Mr. lkiruch did not suy I hat at any time. (Signisl) JoheiM W. Lestev. Kwoi ii to before iiki this 31st day of JA uary, Daniel (Strung, Notary Fubl) Westchester N.

Y. On Tuesday tlio rem-duing pdsonn were taken to White Plains and lodged the Jail there. The efi tokens which were stnlaa Were HOTEL, RYE. N. Y.

1C, A. GLEASON, Prop. ttlons for permanent transient guesta. I ALES. UQUOB8 AND Headquarters of CHARLES A.

GLEASON, iterinary Surgeon, LAXDBAOnOAL H0B8E-8H0EB. of New York Veterinary College. FOBDY AVENUE, BYE. N. Y.

P. TOWNSEND, tractor AID Builder. rand jWm cheerfully furnlahea oo appUoatlon. r. a Bn IT CHESTER, N.

Y. LEAMlfl NME 1EALEK. aid shoe you can say nothing too a bad slioc.noHilng to bud. With you can't do anything; It'D a and the sooner you get rhl tter you'll be off. we would think of trying to give a bad character as we would of try-sgood shoe a bad character.

snoe speaks fui lusill me jjM- It Is on the loot. It Is unreliable In beolutdy no respect. It la Just wliut MOomicalbuyorsaKliKikliigfor; it gives sonomy a clmnce without sacrificing tthar quality or oorafort. We have the meet stock In town. H.

S. GLOSIC. Daneburys new block, Eastslde Main POUT CHESTER, N. Y. JBEDEBICK W.

SHERMAN, coimnuikAT-uw, White Plains and Fort Cheater. House. Bre. NOTICE COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE OF THE TOWN OF RYE WILL MEET AT TIIE OFFICE OF THE TOWN CLEBK In the Village of Port Chester, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1893, AOO p. m.

All persons wishing to I or dispose of strong nr spirituous Lb linns Ale or Beer in quantities less tlmu five A in the Town of Bye during the eont-, are notified tnafipearin s-rson then before the Commissioners of Ex-make applieation fur a License. ippHeations must be in writing, necom--1 with a Bond with suffluicDt sureties, fthe amount of the License fee either in i or hr eortilled cheek must bo deimsited I the Commissioners. amount of the License Fee has been 1 by the Board as follows: a. .6100 Oli lACEltaE stun REF.lt IJCENSK. 6S0 K-KEEPERH LICENSE, sm LICENSE ftn XHAL NIGHT LICENSE ISO Gustav Tebixo, Chairman; TnonwALD Jaxstcw, Trensurer: Tbbodubb Yam Scot, Hocy, Commissioners.

Supervisor's Notice. Supervisor of the town of Bre hereby gives notice Ihathe will be at tlieoMce of the Rapervlsor aad Town Clerk for tlie trans-aetloa of town business on TUnrwlny of each mk, from 6 to p. m. At other limes cuu be wan at his rcriilenes or place of business. ADDISON JOHNSON, Busrvisor.

Fort Cbesler. April lsn. 8T0CKH0LDE1W. A SrECl-Aw al Hireling of the stockholders of the 'ekerbockcr Prase will lie held it tlie ufllco o-atlon In New Roclirile. on I be February, 1393.

st I o'clock In the rthe purpose of Increasing tlie 3 eorporation from lUUEt THE L0CK-UI COULD NOT HOLD MORIARTY AND WAKl). AltKESTFJ) FOR AHKOX AND BrUOIAItY, AND AIHI1T TIIKIR (I TILT WHO IS UEMPUNHIIILK EOll TIIK ESC'APK Dennis Hnriaity, John Ward, ami Peter Murray wcio amsbd on warrants -siii-il by Jusilis llurucli cm Friduy of hist week by Constable Kiiiuuel II. Griiliniii on tlie compliilnt of Mrs. Bridget Meyers of West Bye, for attempting burglary. They were arraigned in court Monday for examlnutliui, and plueeil in tlie town lockup to await a further liearing.

Oil Tuesday morning a visit lo the lockup showed that two of tlie birds had ilowu. For two or tlnvn years past, incendiary fires and burgluries have bomi of freiiuent occurrence in Bye and within the past few mill Hchlekon-atcnl lug has been indulged in. It was apparently the work of au organized gang, and later developments proved this to be the case. Early in 1891 tlie Crawford house near Bye union ociuelery was burned. Later In tlie same year Miss Cornelia Purdy's barn was burned.

The following spring the carpenter shop of James Weeks fared tlie same fate. Lust September the barn of Richard Cushion was fired. Six weeks later Fergusons barn was burned. In November Richard Cushion's blacksmith ehopwas broken lulo and a number of tools stolen. About this time Mrs.

Meyers house was visited and an attempt made to force an entrance, but Hie burglars were frightened away. Between Christmas and Kew Years Mr. Cushion's chicken-hi hi Re was visited and number of fowls stolen. This is a port ion of the long list of crimes attributed to this gang of miscreants. The latest escapade, which resulted in the capture of part or nil of tlie gang, was on Wednesday night of last week.

On that night Edward Kcliell, of Grace Church street, had a iiuniuer of ehk-kens stolen and Mrs. Meyers house was again visited. THE AIUKKT. On Wednesday night of Inst week Morlarty, Wnrd nnd Murray attempted to break into tlio house of Mrs. Bridget Meyers in West Bye.

Tliev ware frightened away, but Mrs. Meyers recognized Wui-d nnd Morlnrlv. On Friday Want and Morlarty were urreated. Mortal ty was taken to Pint Chester and Ward was Itslgi in tin Bye liH-kup. Here a little stra ogy was u-sxl.

Const able Graham Intel viewed Morlarty in Btii-h a iimniicrnxtohiliigiilHiiitn full uiifesshMi from him. Meanwhile, Wan I wee hhii nnd tlioHiine sfo-ry wen ilniwii from him. Tims thn same story was told by ladli and they implU-uted others in their depredations. Tlie others were Arthur Kpnuil, William Johnson, leler Murray and J. S.

FergiiMin. Johnson umi Ferguson wen anesU-ii on Buiiduy, and lodged in the town look-up. At ut 9 o'eliM-k Monday night info1-nmlion was given lo Constable Graham that Kpnuil was in a barn where lie could I st easily on pi iircil. Giaham Iniiiiislliilely pmo'ciled to tin pliioe, raptured Ills man and lisik liim Is'fore Jusiiee Barueli, who told Gralirm to lislgo him In the Bye lockup. Graham thought it would bo safur to tnko him lo Port Chetcr ami lodged him in tne lis-kiip there.

He then came lau-k to Bye and went to tlie lockup to see how tlio prisoners were getting along. COXSTA1ILE GUAUAUS STOIIY. To a Pabaguafii reporter Mr. Graham told the following story of the cscuiie Tlio prisoners were In tlie main room around the lire eating their siipiier. Ho wus going to put each uian in a cell and lock them up for the night.

Jusiiee Baruch was then, and remarking that it was pretty cold, advised him (Graham) to lot- the prisoners remain in tlio corridor, near tlie stove, aiul he wouldget a walcliman. GuiBtubluGruliam ucquieseed, so Mr. Baruch went out nml obtuiued Joseph Lester, who lives iuar liy, to watch Hie building lo sleep with one eye open, as lie staled. Mr. Grnlmiu llu-n went limuc.

Tlie next morning he was informed that Morlarty and Wunl had escaped. Tlie lock on tlie door is a hasp fastened with two bolls with the nuts on the in side. Tlie nuts had been screwed off and tlie door prhsl oon with liin stove poker, widen was bent and twisted in tlio effort. Evidently tlio piisoners hod help from tlie outside or else one of them had a wrench In Ids pocket, for the fastenings could not have Is-en removed otherwise. Constable Graham says saw Jusiiee Baruch Tuesday morning ami lie (Barueli) said lo him If you dont Bay anything alioiit this mat ter, I won't Graham said all right ami suppo-d that ended it Graham says that 'Jurth-o Barueli claims that lie (Graham) was in Jacob Werners hotel early Monday evening drinking l-er with Hie pri-smers.

He told a repro-mulatlvo of The Pahaghapii tliat this was not tiuo and would take oatli on it. lie took Morlarty lo the hotel because be was a member of tlie Are department and wislusl to hand In his resignation to Chief Wernor, which he did. Tlie resignation was accepted and Morlarty gave up bis lira key aud badge to Graham who turned Uwm over to Chief Werner. Morlarty waa then taken back to the lock Thla happened just before fiproul Hardware, Pnints, Oils, Lead, Window Glass, Lawn Mowers, etc. Londrcth's Celebrated Garden A ('liiikw Kx1.il.it of Uniter.

At thn nun mil meting of the Connecticut Dairymen's AKiMjointl-i in-id ut Ilnrtfuni, Jim. it, lx mill iy, tlui exhibit made lir the Clover Fiirm Creamery. of Bedding. took the lilgest prises, aroriiig lou points. Tlioexiort judgi-s from Uwlan pronounced it a romurkiiliic exhiliit.

As ninny of our readers nrouaing this butter tlu-y will lie interested in this Iti-m. Thu butter exhibited wus from tlio ordinary churning, the sumo ua la sliiiiped dully from the Creamery. Juntos M. Field 1ms the exclusive solo of this butter In Bye, N. Y.

RAILROAD. Local Time Table Dee. 11, 1802. Trains leuvo New York for Bye UoMol. oi.

Bus. inos. nos uoe, ion. SoO, 80S, 4 ON, 4 SS, OS. 8 80, 8 U4, 6 (16, 6 SO, 01, HOI.

so, lias pin. Hunduys S0l.TSo.9oo, 100,603,100, lo oopm. Trains arrive at Bye from New York IS 6T, BO, 6ft 988, 11 00, 1166 IS 6k 166, 06. 6N, 6 06, 6 39, 6 ISA 87 06.T 3. 66, 8 53, 10 96, ll 66 ii m.

Hiindays-S 8 36, 9 66 a m. 166,569, 746, 10 67pm. Trains leave Bye for New York-6 96, 6 66, 696, 6 64, 06, IS, 16, 8 M. 6 X. 49, Sll, 1088.

19Sl.16S.4O6.49i.40S.ISS, 7 SS, 3 48. 07 pm. Hundays-sos, loos 9 S4, 414, 7 OS, 6 16, lO B. Trains arrive in Now York from Bye-6 16 663, 780, 7 SS, 1103,810,333,900, 19,046,916, 11 SO a rn. 1S6, I SO, SOU, 6 IS, SIS.

7 97, SSS, 94s is oo m. Buiulaye lo oo, 11 oo sso, 648, soo, sio, ills pm. Express Larrhmont first stop. BYE POST OFF1CK. KAILS DEPART FOB THE if.

i BAST. 6J0 A. M. 6.10 A. M.

mo h. 4.16 1. M. too A. 10.30 A 3.30 P.

7.16 P. MAILS ABBIYE FBOM BAIR. M. 11.00 A. M.

MV. M. JAMES X. FIELD, Post muter. tjm A.

IOlOO A. Lit) P. too P. M. M.

THE PARAGRAPH, rUBUSHBD EYEBY HATUBDAY MORNING AT BYE, WESTCHEHTEB N. BT TBB FARAGIIAIII PUBLISHING CO. SATURDAY, FEIiliUAUY 4, Miss liena K1mt, of Stamford, tl.o e.iieot i W. A. A regular meeting of tlie Foningoo fin (hiwrtiiieiit was held on Thursday evening.

S. M. Ireland's burn Is rapidly neiirlng completion. Slulls will be provided for eight horses. Work on tlio Episcopal chapel is still under way.

The frame work on tlio westom end was put up tide W)ek. An entertainment will lie given liy tlie (f Hie Church of tlie RosunvcUon in (iwynne's Imll, next Wednesday evening, consisting of a tie and npron sociable. William Oilell of Milton, an old nnd and wi'il-known resident, died on Tuesday at his lute homo, aged about fifty-four years. He li-avus a family. At a meeting of the commissioners of tlie land office, held in Allsiny on Thursday of last week, tlie Atueilean yacht club made application for grunt of land covering thirty-one nens, under water at their chili house at Milton Point.

Holy eoniiniinioii will be i-elebi ntixl in Christchurch to-iuorrow nuirning and the iikiiiiI sei-vico will lie lielil ut 7 30 p. in. The services of the day will be taken by the liev. llaviil N. Kirkbj, the urelnlcacon having gone to Philadelphia lo liohi pre-Lenten services, to-morruw and daily tliroughuut next week.

TIioiiiiim Quinn, of Bye, an inmate of the almshouse at White Plains, committed suicide by cutting ills throat a ith a razor. Ho was thirty-seven years old and a blacksmith by trade. Home time ago his parents died, leaving some money to Mm and his three sisteis. Ills share was about 81,000, and it is roported tliat he squandered it on drink and in other ways la four inoiiLlis. Then be would not do any work, and wus sent to tlie almshouse at White Plain a.

List of letters remaining unclaimed nt Bye post offlco, week ending Jan. SO, 1833 Men George Bogarl, Michael Clark, Fraternal Kis-lethw Co-operative Indemnity Ui Ion. Her Folnt of View. A charming lady of tlie old school, who is a member of one of tlio historical families of Alasiichusett-i, says that she nc-er goes by a stat ue of licr most distinguished kinsman without wibliing it did not stand there in the snn and in the storms. Other people lilnastatnes, she says, but I do not.

1 on't like to see my cousin rained on, and I always feel it when the snow fi lls. Boston Tran-iciipt We may rendc the words of ooelan-r another and (Iliin-li News. AYhoii Bisii.ip ihMue, of Allciny, slN'iit lo leave tin ciiy last Friday oiibla way to New York, loeaii for EuroM, ha was accompanied to Hie I rain by many friends. When Hie engine started there were four explosions wlbcli came from Ii tin wheels of liis car. They were caused by toredoes on llie tracks, placed (here by Hu railroad odieials, as a Gisi-shhI.

As tlie train weld over 111-! bridge tlio bishop stood oil the rear platform at llie cur with liis but off. Last Sat unlay tlm ltev. W. Fage, I). who resigned tho iNistornle of tlm New Yoik lresbylcrian clmivli ii year ordained deacon of Hie cliurck, by Bishop rotter, 1.

1). The Bov. Dr. luge sal in the cmuiivl of Ti lull cliureh last Siiiuluy inoi'iiing, anil liis ministry as an Episiiocnl clergyman iu tha church of St. Ambro-e in tlm (veiling.

Dr. lage was tlm sixili minister from other ChrLsiinii IxKlios, received by Bishop Fuller into tlm Froiusiaut Episcopal church during I lio past year. Real Kstuto Transfers. UAMU1SOX. GiihislNirg, SnmiK'l II to inis Helinr-Ins-k Ms .17 and os.

87, S.lver Jjike Turk 6 Frank lo Mury Jandii. lot 4, blk 2U sani" map 1 Bin idlH-ck, Louis lo Mary Colomiin. lot 786 Uii'utwuod 11, -iwi 9m C-ne rounded teaspoonful of Cleveland's Baking Powder' does more and better work than a heaping of any other. A large saving on a years bakings. The best known writers ron domestic science, Marion Hariand, Mil Mcfiddc, Ua Faskcr and Emily Uayaa, and teachers of cookery, aa Mn.

Rarer, Mix Unculn and Mia. Dearborn, use and recommend Baking Powder. One I'mi of Iliithematlrs. In an ofriitiud sketch of Professor Girystul, one of his old pupils tells liow this uuitlicmuticiim uuido his science aid him in tlie nuuiiigLUient of liis class. Tho during sjiirits say those who were going into tlirir ftitlicr's oiSce, and so did not look niKiu Clirj-stal ns a door locked to tlieir advancement sought to bring sunshine into tlie room.

Clirystal soon had the blind down on that. To relieve the monotony, a student at the end of lieuch ten dropped a marble, which toppled slowly downward toward tlio professor. At every step it took there was a smothered guffaw, but Chrrs-tnl, wiio was working at the board, did not turn his head. When the marble reached the floor he said, still with liis bock to the class: Will Hie student at the end of bench ten, who dropped that marble, stand All eyes diluted. Ho had counted tlie falls of tho marble from stop to step.

Chicago Po6t Ua Knew Congwwtn. Qno of tlio late Leopold Morso's hobbies was the reliabilittitian of the Ameri-can navy, aud liis plan of proceeding was thoroughly characteristic. He insisted on the government giving out all its shipbuilding to contractors instead of attempting to do any in its own yards. Spread (lc Turk ofer do whole const, lie would say in his Bavarian dialect, and yon vill liaf efirj- congressman from a seaponrd district voting for yonr abbro-briations peennso lxirt of em vill go to his own bcuplo. In (Lit vay you git a fnllkrown nnfy in apont free years." Kate Field's Washington.

An Klminmt Appeal. Under the arclicn of the Rue do Rivoli a blind man tears on his breast a picture representing indistiiictl' an earthqnako or explosion of firedamp. Agentlo-inan stiqiped and kindly questioned the poor beggar. Tell me, my good man, in what conn-try tliat catastrophe occurred of which fou have been tho victim." I can't toll. 1 bought tlie painting at in auction sa1n." Lyon Ecpnldicain.

Advertise. Wi-nt milk'" tin trn ler's biz to hum? wlmt miikes Ili-rks ii.ri.ptn-? Ii Isn't si-ut lir train, nor nies-i-ukih liy Nor H-ileon ii'n wily artlrlos, nor chief ntx' f-'ils. lie iu pinr. humping business which l-l'HII til fiom I'O i-ils. Oh.

-ca the The IfaiP, fan-as'ie u-i. Tip coTmiu in The pARAKBArH the pugc that ice nows. mi vs tlm merchant's IsuiucM from a tlie luwl. By the rnkiug ln oat refuse. Xy n'.