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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
HUNTER BROS.
Mammoth Clearing Sale.

Black nnpcry Nets Everything in our
stock tomorrow at sl.50 per yard; some
worth - aud $3.50.
il-inch Torchon Iaccs at DC yard.
2l.inch Tofchon Laccs at DC a yard.
Summer Busllcs At 25c.
Tho Comfort hustle. only 25c.
lacc.tHmmcd Corset Covers ut &c.
last LOT Cheese Cloth, Monday. at &c a
yard.
l case Yard-widc Good Sea Island
Domestic nj &c.
1 lot Of Marscilcs Counterpanes,
marked down 10 sell, Sl.i0 each.
- pieces Figured Swiss ut lic a yard.
30 dozen lagc-sizo Dinner Napkins at
zoe, worth Sl.25.
1900 yards Large Plaid India Linens at
: e yard.
Gentiemen's Furnishing Department.
Owing 10 the lntcness Of the season and
the immense stock we have on hand, there
will be- shown some Of the biggest bar
gairs ever exhibited.
Tho Crown shirt, value slOo, will be
sold nj G5c
job lot Of Unlaundcrcd Shirts, value 5lc
and Soc. Al OF these will DO sold at soc.
lot Of Fish Ne, Undcrshiris, value 81 OO.
20 close, 500.
Extra Fine India Gaulc Shirts, worth
l0c. VIII sell at poe.
Gents Supcranc Balbriegan Shirts for
51c. worth Nc.
Real Balbhggan Shirts for Sc; walt @
Doc.
lot Of Marscillcs four.in.lIand and
Scafis, 10 close. nt loo.
Exiu.Widc rlaits, Silver King Shirts,
made especially Tor summer wear price,
Sl.OO.
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HUNTER BROS

Beginning Promptly at Q O'Clock Mon.
day Morning.
ROUsING SALE.
Thanks to the public for their liberal
patronage for the past week. We turned
out some great bargains and promise TO do
as well this week.
Read all this column. Cut it out and
bring il with you.
Dress Goods Department.
We will not carry over any Spring or
Summer Dress Fabrics, and In order TO
insure clean sweep have marked them at
tho following low prices.
zoe. a5c. 25c.
10 pieces OF 40.inch All Chalie, in
solid colors, to close, at 25c per yard.
si.s5 Suit.
10 yards OF Double Width German
Henrietta Cloth for Sl.25.
Toe. Zoe. I5c.
1000 yards OF 40.inch Stylish Suting,
just the thing for travelling dresses, 10
yards for $3.50.
Use. sI.3c sI.sc.
You can buy yards Of 40-inch Mad
ras Cloth for VI ut Hunter Bros.
satecn.. satecnS satcens.
5000 yards OF Best Quality French
Sateen. TO close, at 25c yer yard.
lot OF Figured Sateens, all French de-
signs, now Toe per yard.
lot OF beautiful Sateen We bought at
auction for Doc on the dollar. You can
buy them at II lc per yard; they are worth
fully 25c per yard.
We only quote a few low prices in this
column, but everything in our Dress Goods
Department Is marked down for the Great
Clearing Sale.
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NorE Al gingham aud calico counter
We will sell tomorrow
500 PIECES NEw style ward wide eatcon
finish dress chintzo at Ice yard.
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4
BEJACH DRY GOODS co.,
40
400 Main streAt 400.
400 Main streSt 400.

As stated before II Is an i'll wind that
blows nobody any good.
Tomorrow we will offer the balance Of
goods purchased from Messis. Rice, Silk
K Co. st. Louis, NO., that were slightly
damaged by transit caused by the delay
at the YOUNGSTOWN horror.
Every lady that visited our establish
ment last Monday will bear witness to the
fact that every item advertised was found
IN stock and at the price named, no mat
ter how low the same may have been.
Notwithstanding that our so called COM
petitors who took advantage OF our low
prices, sent their clerks by the dozen TO
purchase hundreds OF yards and dozens OF
hats from us, we will again Offer
/ case finest quality large plaid black
French Organdie, said to cost Soc to i'm
port, at the unapproachable low price OF
l0c, loo, l0c, l0c per yard.
2 cases wool filling Challies, perfect
gems, the regular l0c goods, tomorrow DC
per yard.
case solid colored pink, bua, light and
dark blue Chambray, be, be; regular price,
l0c per yard.
made at any price-at SC, worth l23c, per
yard.
8 cases assorted battle-ground Null,
with hair-line stripes and plaids, very
fine, full yard wide, at 7lc; you cannot
match them for less than loo per yard
elsewhere.
case all-wool filling Dress Goods, &c,
worth 10c, per yard.
! case wool Beige, in plaid, striped and
solid colored. all at &C. worth l0c, per
yard.
cases French striped Bingham, SUI
perior to any l2lc Bingham made; our
price tomorrow, 6!c per yard.
20 pieces more OF tie same 25c French
Sateen as offered last Monday will be sold
at Toe per yard.
80 pieces 42-inch French solid colored
Batste in navy llue and black only, get
sample and compare with any 25c quality
offered in the city, our price i0c per yard.
2 cases linen lawn, the most seasonable
goods offered, all beautiful patterns, Sc,
worth l5c per yard
case union figured lawn &c per yard.
Sample pieces OF all the above mem
toned goods will be displayed in our show
windows.
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As the saying goes, we are always on tor
OF the heap, when wo talk about white
goods; but after all, aren't we ON top in
everything that is progressive, enierprising
aud for the general good OF all7
CAsEs white striped Lawn &c; touch Il
elsewhere for less than l2lc.
Ar SiC YARD, three kinds Of white
goods-that Of least value is worth I2Jc;
seeing is believing; como and see; plaid
Mulls, tinted striped Mulls and lattice
Lawn.
Io e.ac n Yard, six Yards Tor ~,
Is the price tomorrow OF % different kinds
OF white goods; worth 25c aud SOC.
Ar l2lc all our Checked Organdics, that
were lSc.
SrEcIAi--Fast black acid proof black
India Linen at l5c; cheap on account OF
perfect color ut any reasonable price, but
at l5c II In n sweet morscl-a sugar plum.
New Manhattan Fancy Stacking Plan.
aeI- zoe.
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Kremer's Special.

All our separate Lightweight Wool Suits,
whether plain, plaid, embroidered or hem
stitched (thc original prices vary so much
that We can't quote each separate patten),
we offer at less than 50c on the 81. Any Of
these we will make and deliver within ten
days at great reduction. This rule applies
TO all suits marked, whether 80 or $50
n. B.-This saves you the price Of making.
All Kremer's French Challies and Bltistes,
new designs, worth Gjc, we close out ut $3.50
for y yards full pattern.
Kremer's Grand Lace and Net Sale.
All silk Black Flouncngs, only SOC yard
All Yalenciennes Flouncings, only soc
yard.
Black Chantilly Flouncings well worth
$3.50, only 5Oc yard.
54-INCH DOTTED AND FIGURED NET,
Just received, white, blue, rose, nile, maize,
pink, worth sl.25, now SOC yard. This will
make "A Glorious Lace Sale"
Silk Dress Crepe, all shades, old rose, blue,
moss, lilac, cream pink aud white 25c yard.
5l-inch White silk Null, worth $l.25 Csc
yard.
Kremer's Jersey Sale.
Colored sumh Waists, all silk, were $3.50,
now SG2j.
Shocked and Tucked Jerseys, were IS,
now $3.50.
Plated and Shocked Jerseys, were 81,
now $500.
listers.
Travelling listers at less than you can
make them.
Mohair, were $3.50, for $3.50.
silk Gloria. were S25 for SIS.
Collars and Cuffs
In Sets or Separate.
Fauntleroy Collars nc SOC.
Piquc Collars and Cuts, were zoe, now zoe.
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IIcmsiilehed FIouncingf

80 new pieces displayed tomorrow. New
designs. New prices.
Handsome embroidered i0inch hem
stitched flouncing at Sl.00 a yard. Can
you match IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

KAAy q FRBIDERo.
ZOO. I7i ana rsA naia street. coz pop,ay.
New Schedule. d usmph,. A Charles.
ton nriiroad.

Night Train-Lckes Memphis at 10
o'clock pm, arrives n Washington at 4
O'Clock am, New YoA 2 o'clock pm,
Boston o'clock pm. DAy Tuin-Leayrs
Memphis a. 1880 O'Clock I'm, arrives al
washington ut TO- 40 pm, New York G.5O
am, Boston $50 pm. Pullman slccpcr s
70 Washington on both trains, va Lynch.
burg.
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Tue ne., place in memphis

To have you a nice suit Of clothes made is
u. McAIahon's. No. 80 Union street
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Silk Department.

One great lot of plain and fancy India and
China Silks, all colors, also black and white,
worth thrice the money all round, at soc
yard.
pieces Kremer's black All-Silk Faille
Franchise good value at Sl.35, at 00c yard.
Best quality All-Silk Surahs, just received,
for lace dresses and sashes, two qualities,
45c and 771sc these are worth 65c and 81
respectively.
Immense Reductions In Dress
nAAIa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
Millinery, Millinery, Millinery, Free
Free, Free

As the birds that fly in tho air. We either
give you what you want or else do not sell
them at all; you can buy one bat or you
can buy fifty; YOU can buy five yards or
100, We have plenty Of everything we adj
vertise.
We will again offer much larger lot Of
Hats, far superior in quality to any offered
last week. Hats for the garden; Hats for
the street, in flats, pokes, bonnets and
shapes Of all kinds; lace, Milan and fancy
straws, all at the amazingly low price OF
&c each.
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Examine ,h. Hargain. offered

by Mitchell & Bryson, sos Main street,
this week In furniture, matiings, lawn fur
niturc, shades, etc. Large stock. low
pricce fine gools
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

GENTLEMEN Don't forget that you can
procure your outfits at our houso-you
can got every article Of wearing apparel
from ms, inside aud outside, from ground
floor TO ceiling, from shoes To hats. Need
We remind YOU that you can save time,
worry, aud last and least, money, by deal.
Ing with us?
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solid CoIorcd Inaia sIGs Only aso.

srEcIAE All our GAUGES for evening
wear-just the thing for Saratoga-that
were S20Oand $500 yard, will be marked
tomorrow SIC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
uOsiERY DEPARTMENT..
Good Things 60 Buyi

200 dozen Ladies' Regular Balbriggan
Hose nj l2lc.
100 dozen Ladies' Brilliant Lisle Thread,
black aud colorcd, superior quality, three
pairs for 81.
100 dozen mems seamless colorcd Socks,
In slate tan aud French mixed. Note the
price: pairs Tor II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

TrLrrnoNr Thaycr for c0Trccl tune.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
Fruit aud Cake ssI,ers spc. Reduced
Prem VI 90 aud sa.Oo.

THE ]. 8. MENKEN COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

.. LAvreNE.
az Ia rn:a Si,eet. nsmph =, rens.
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BOSTON STORE.

as7 - Main street - aaT.
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Kremer's Sateens.

We are told our Satecns are the "Drcttiest
in town." although this is a new department
with US. We don't intend 10 carry even
these.
ALL MUST co AT SOC on THE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
MORE REronx IN TIE goHoo1s.

AZ no meeting Of The Board Of Education today the
oormittee on Teachers viii ask for further amendments
70 the report the changes in school msthodn These
changes IL is said have been found necessary the
animation OF the report adopted before the
which IL provides be put into practice. The Com
mlsee Of Eishs has been consulted In regard 10 the
changes and has consented them shat ere win be
40 opposition 70 ths AmsndmentS
Tho Committee 81 Eight d expected 10 msks TIVE now
repoSes etther teddy at e next mospS sf DO Desra
One Of these is In resenee he snsi sf We Public
School Society, which was recently presented TO thu
Board OF Edneseon By Che committees Of which Dr.
Nicholas Murray Busisf h chamsn. The rspeft Of M
Il win bs signed by a the members Of te Committee Of
Eight except MIRA Agnev and Miss Dodge who DO not
aRreesvitA the conclusions Of do report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
HAee1N MAKES THE LARGEST NUMBER OF

HAeGIN MAKES THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
NoMINATIoNs-21e FOR THE GREAT ECLIPSE.
With Luciyn Baldwin, D. J. Mccarthy Brother,
n. P. Ashs, D. A. HONG and few others to hear
from, the total number Of entries received up TO
last night for the Monmouth Park Stakes which closed
on March l. was 2,s27 23s less than the total OF
last year. In 1883 Tho fQur firms mentioned made
213 entries and 10 is reasonable to expect that they
win mako as many this season. Mr. Baldwin tele-
graphed from tho Santa Anita ranch that he mailed
entries on February "a. They should be here to-
day or tomorrow J. B. fIsggh makss tho largest
number Of nominations, EOS all told, an indication
that he has no preseEt Intention Of retiring from tho
turf, though IN the opinion Of many racing men be
Is making large entries Of twoyearolds In order TO
increase the valuo Of the youngsters he intends 30
sell hero in June Other prominent stables have entered
az followsi Dryer Brothers 19s, August Belmont
1s3, Z. %. Withcrs LOT, senator George Hesrst 1e9
A, j. Cassatt 122, J. A d A. II. Norris 100, 8. s.
Brown 90, james Galway 80, Cestls Stable II, No
Malon & Co. u, o. Reed g. Sens II. The Bard
FfreIzi, Hanover, Sir Dixon, Raeelsnd and Prince
Royal arc entered for het the Ocean Stakes and the
MONMOUTH Cup. In the Csrteret Handicap, 800
each, *, 900 added six furiOngs, Y7e twoSear-olds
entered, the largest number received for single
stake.
ENTRIES for the kw6ve STAKES Of no Nsw.Vorlk
Jsckcy Club are SIN coming In. The number now
reaches I,34s. OF these, 2To are for the Great
Eclipse Stakes, worth s2o,0ooI GA for the White
Plains Handicap, two9ear-Olts, 800 each 5000
added, six furlong and lo8 for the EewYork Jockey
Sisrt. '-'N'p' Ns 'i"O '''f A''' "''f' OrliiAi'
me best iuRpegs IN America arc found IN III. Hss
Queens County Hurdle Race, the forme numbering
twenty-six and the lstter thiFty.one.
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now RIO SAVE LIFE.

what IA couehf 1t Is irritation Of ths thrcst and
fuuss what causes IT. Congestion Stop the conges-
,son The irritation ceaseH and the cough u cured But
how TO stop the congestion All, there h Just where
Physicians have always been puzzled But II must pe
checked pneumonia, quick consumption OF some yer
riblo pulmonary disease WIN follow. Some doctors give
cod liver OIL others cough yps but the most advanced
prescribe stimulants Nature must b. assisted Pare
whlskey viii do It, See what physicians say;
Prof. Austin Flint Of Bellevue (New-York) cohega
says; rrhe iudeious OF alcoholic smuants - one
OF the striking characteristics Of progress IN the pfaeoes
Of medicine during the last half century,
Professor Henry A. Mott Of New-York says. ''Ths
purity Of Dufy's Pure Malt whskey (as simple anaaeal
will readily convince physician or an expor0 should
Duhy's Pure Malt WhIskey r. certain cure and pre-
ventive Of congestion and should be kept In every family
It Is sold By al druggists and dealers. re sure and
secure the genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
10 FINIsH THE MOTIF RIVER TUNNEL.
a COMPANY roRafnD FOE THE, PURPOSE N

A COMPANY FORMED FOE THE PURPOSE IN
ENGLAND-BoEDs TO BE ISSUED
Tho scheme for the construction Of the North River
tunnel from Hoboken to this city, which has been
dormant since the summer Of 1887 when work on the
construction was suspended for lack of funds is shout
70 DO revived Since the construction ceased nothing
has been done except to pump water out Of the BOO
feet already built President De Witt s. Hash1ns Of
the Hudson River Tunnel Construction Company has
succeeded 10 Interesting some English capitalists In
the scheme, and q company has been formed In Lon
don for the cons tructon OF the work Tho company,
through Robarfs, Lubbock Co., No is Lombardst;
T. c., and Herries, Farquahar q Co.. No 1o st
Janes-st, London, 8 W., propose TO issue at once
100000 pounds Of per cent first mortgage bonds out
OF 8 total authorized issue Of $4,000 pouHdA The
bonds WIN DO for 100 and 200 pounds, redecmable on
July /, 1899, but tho company is at liberty TO pay
of the whole issue at ITO per cent. with all accrued
interest at any time after giving slxmonths notice
10 the bondholders. The interest on the bonds VIII
be payable haltyearly.
Sir John Fowler and Benjamin Baher, tho engineers
OF the company, Inspected tho work already com
peted last gear and reported favoraby the scheme
and esfnlsfed the cost Of completing the TWO tunnels
az 100000 pounds. In their report they say that
wild, that sum at the disposal of the company the
work can be completed and tie tunnel open for franc
IN about eighteen months.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.

!, 1yaErns BUILDING FOR ENGrEwooD,
,,settnr Of the stockholders Oh tne AnsiewooO
,-a.nro company was held At the EnsioNooc aSase
On %on - .rSsr and Barstow Drake smith scted as
inerstarv dwight A. jones, chairman OF committee
oo.t,ous and plans, made repor. recommending
on tSs nlan Of j. O. cady, Of Newforh DO chosen
LA that the Lyceum building be AZ tne nor1neas'
oorrsr az Enslot and PalIsade AIer sno s'oCA,
So,de-s had discussed many dheren. Si'na'ions ana
nt.,ssa several plans, they decided 70 adopt the
Elan and position recommended p' 'uo Son ,n.
,o,lo,v,ng were elected directors OF tho nnsieWooa
ro.nn company clinton H. Blake H. n hooaeS,er'
EScesm Rrpclerho Donald Mackay, John Mlo
na.stow Drake smith, Joseph Tiotson' sheppard
rIoy ans s, NJ. Riksr, Dwight A. jones' onAries D.
Platt "a .Iectnd tbe mi.
,ov,,ng officers President Dwight a. 9ones, wee
ryosdent sheppard Homans secretary la l
y. rsow orake Smith, The Engnwooa Lyceum oonl-
ranv has capital stock Of $4,000 In shSEeS Oh 70
PAN ns,r. each and $4,000 has already been sHo
rribed Work WIN Be begun as I SIRn bs cdnpiStsd
and n IL hoped that the building wiz " s,,%t,rTn
Nv the 18Th of October. BfsiaeS horo MIL ~ a
%hIcb vjll accommodate about ioo, neIe VI" ia 10
bysrv reading room and reception rOoniS' anu as"
howlIng alleys In the basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
HrppoIrrE,s AeByr TALKS OUT.

T. Haustedt. of the shipping firm Of Jinines Haas-
tedt d Co.. No. South wflam-st. has been reported
several times 70 be the Consular representative of Gen
eral Hyppolte the leader Of the Haytan insurgents
but be has been inclined TO admit It. Yesterday
however. he wrote bitter to Collector Magone. which
he signed a. for the Provincial Govern
ment Of tho North Of Hayt" In this letter he asked
the Collector to prevent the shipment Of arms nom
THIS port to Port Prince or any headquarters o.
General Legttms In HsyH as this General Legittrnc
and his party and agcnts act In open rebellion agains
the constitutional laws OF the country and intend 70
use shch arms In open fight against the faction Of
Hayt tho Provincial Government Of Hay established
at Goualnes and Cape Hayden"
Mr.. Haustedt also mentioned that The steamship
Prinz MalnR the vessel ylrded to Ia his letter
This was pfobably slip Of the pen, as that vessel
Is IN Venezaean waters, and he probably referred
to the steamship Pr!nz Wilhelm OF the same line which
sailed yesterday afternoon for PortauPrince and had
arms and ammunition on board Her agents are
KunhaIdt Co.. but they refused 20 say 20 whom the
munitions OF war were consigne
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oArHrprn AnouT TIE TOWN.

Deaths last week 3e5 births, 2<s; Marriages; IN
Work on the new Federal Building is delayed by
reason of lack Of stone, stormy weather having hin
dered the barges.
Mrs Patrick o'Donnen complained TO the police
yesterday that she had been cent to Brooklyn by the
Boston authorities. Her story was that when hpr
husband out Of work two months ago she and her
child were sent 70 the Charles Street Home and later
to the Ahnshouse at TewksbTry. Her husband got
work. and told her he would be able to take care Of
her by yesterday but the authorities would not Iet
her remain but Sent her TO Brooklyn, whore her has-
band formerly worked for Douglass Petersin livery
men. She was put IN charge OF tho Commissioners
Of Charities
Anthony Gibbons, age seventy. Of Ne. 124 Fourth
Place died yesterday at the Seney Hospital, from
injuries received by being struck by engine on the
Brooklyn, Bath and Concy Island railroad on Mon
day, at Fourthsve. and ThiTty-sixthst The crew OF
the train arrested.
Police Captain Kelstt. Of the Eighteenth Precinct
was married on Monday night 20 Miss Kate NJ Gibney,
and has gone on a tendays' wedding tour Captain
Kellett IS hfty-tso years Old and had been wdower
for eighteen years His bride Is twenty-one
Frank p Dudgeon pleaded net guilty yesterday to
The Indictment charging him with manslaughtcr In
The trial was set down for April l.
Policeman Cantwen has bccn thanked by tie So
ciety for the Protection OF Children for his services
In behalf of Its interests.
The police are searching for Lizzie and Emma Win
terhoder ages sixteen and fourteen OF ShefDed-aye
and Eastern Parkway. who left homo Sunday o.
tensibly to visit friends in Queens, L. L. and have not
since been heard from
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wrsrrHEsTER COUNTY.


WHITE PLAIEs.-At the annual meeting Of Hope
Engine Company on Monday p nE SeGssi Eo syvs
g Pratt ir, treasnref and Rdward Potter secretary
last year tho oompany's receipts were SS46 - eH,
81 sat iaTs hat ' Srs jo; : Rsyns o. NooT
Al a cost Of 100000, Mrs. Ieynai has 2 country
sat at this Plaoe' and her don3tons to st. Johns
peTns nSES 81 the lower division 81 tho Harlem
Railroad and the road master AMI tho train dispatcher
for their accommodation work ON the erection Of a
new building has been begun. Joseph Murphy,
house hon 81 Of r ": Ter he hor q Mount Vernon 70
eenhT, with which crime Pascal Bafqna was nn-
ISe cosrt Of oyer ADD TerinInsfr,, when n
10 pleaded guilty and was se9spoed 2 ten yests IN
in tho burglary Charles Peck and HdoIph ostsr have
not yet received tho attention Of the court Nelson
ars SsSs @ RS S Sds is SsSES &c
Van Nest, waa let OF With light sentence Of two
months impriSoHmeRt IN the county jan.
YoNKERsy-During the absence of ex-Judge NJ H.
Ellis and wife on Monday might, burglar entered
their house and stole gold watch, which Mrs Ellis
thief also brought down stairs fto Che dtning.room
but he was prevented from doing so, 1t b. believed In
consequence Of being frightened away before he had
ns Of TSr o b " Robert Emmett I was dae
SpSssq On , Monday night at Music Hal % The Mont
GevorSS BY Colonel G Mathew f n Ellis "l'' vi" a0
wAsHINGToNvILLE.-kt meeting Of the mem
Ders OF the Citizens Union, committee consisting
OF Messrs. Wilhelm, Ehreafeh and Koeddne was APP
pointed TO work for the obtaining Of village char
ter 70 Include Washngtonville and that portion OF
Wakefield lying IN tho township OF Eastchester
LARc4IMoNT.--It is said that the Larchmont and
New-Rochcllo Yacht Clubs contemplate sending 10
Europe some Of their feel yachts 10 bring back the
Cape May and Brenton's Reef challenge caps carried
OF by the owner OF the Irex.
HEW-RoCHELLB.--Abou $500 is stiIl in the hands
OF the receiver OF the NeW-Rochelle SayinRs Rank
duo TO sixty Of the deposltors. Tho receiver hi hi
Carpenter, has for the last two years been endeay
orig 10 find tho depositors and pay or tho amounh
the last dividend and make his final acoountlne
ip tho matter.
Observation-Disclosures Banks, the Democratic
postmaster Of this place. Offered his resignation Iast
week, when petition was Immediately started FOR
the appointment OF Il. @. Moore, q ReDubiIcan and
President Cleveland at once made the appointment
TARRYToWN.-The lower Hudson River being now
FREQ from fec, the Tarryt0wn propeller win begin 10
dGT making her regular trips between Ney.Yorh
and this place. The steam ferryboat n expected 10
resume her trips between Tarryi0wn and Nyack on
Monday.
ALONG THE SOUND.
BRIDoEPoRT- steamer Waterbury, Of the