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suMMONs.
in iho District Court In and for the Third Ju
County Of SAT- taka.

r.. H. Fowler defendant.
The People q the Territory Of Utah send
greeting To D.. 70. Fowler. Defendant
Won AXE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
4 pear iu an action brought aEainat YOU ~
Voc above named plaintiff ln tuu District Uaurt
ot ihr lhird Judicial District 0f tho Territory
~ Iti. ga 90 answer tne complaint nlcd
t1orciu within ton days fevrlualge u tho day u
horvcol hftor the service on you N MS sam.
mous-h served within this countyi or, IL
served out OF this county, but ga this District,
Wllhii twenty days. otherwise withia forty
lAfs-or Judgment BY default will be takcn
haalnst you, according 70 the prayer o. said
The said aoton is brought 10 have q decree
NI llIa court diaaoINing the bonds u mauimouy
cNsung between plaintiff Aad doiendahi;
above relict prayed Tor on Tho ground that on
~ about ihe - day N september, issl, the
aricnlhul wiiullY aud without cause doserI "a
huI nhAnlnuUi plaluiIn, and has rVnr aincn
continued 20 90 desert and abandon her and 10
llto sepatAie and npar from her sFhinst her
MIl 600 without l1f c1nenuti and that for a
IONS ume pact The defendant has wilfuliy neg.
20. W ,o pf9Vgio Tor plaintiff the common
AMI you are hereby noiIdei hAtu you fail
% appear ana answer tho faiu complaint az
above required. iho aaiI ulaIuuu will apply b.
lNg court i9r tl. rcutf demanded Meftlh
Miiuusa, The Mon. samuel a. Merritt. ludre
ard ilc schi OF thu uisiurtJouft
uf the Third judicial District,
thls 10Th day N ApHi. In he yssf
- our Lord one thousand tifht
hundred and ninety -four.
DAVID g. utNnAH. CLERK.
w. hTn. d. iuuua. upuutN
'.N slutL, plaiutns attorney.
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w. F. MCMILLAN,
General Agent.
Room COG Dooly Block,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
LEoAL NOTICE.
i1 tlc Probate Court boz and Tor sa.tlakI
County Territory of ttu.


90 N.'. NAH.NI "l N|N f"NN|' H. HNNM " NN.IN.
berlin, deceased.
NruTtgI 1s uEEEuY DiyEN THAT
~ uu 600 400 day OF MHv IHli f1r admin
i..NtUr 0f tIU estate wac Ut tNH Probate Court
nfnfrHaIi, hy Judgment uf H.I1 court uuY
made anu entered lItHHHfrl tu aHII Ceftliu
portion ul fHU rUN rHf.I"H 90 HaII estate for tHu
purpose of paying IHU dJHtH Uf HaIu estate .
iNlt pursuant iu fli1 Judgment Hlii adWluIs.
traitor Will cell 90 UuEIIH H.r 90 che hiFlUHt
bidder Cor cash, tuu following described rOal
estate
Commencing lt % point eight rode east and
seventy rUNuu thirty Htr one UUuIru1tus fCUt
nuttn ni thr northeast corner OF block
tss rat 'A" Hal take city survey,
thence west ID foot, thence north 81
ioot thruru caHtlH fpgt myrDo norIb 0. so
feet thence GOO. Iu loot. tHUure south feet,
tUUuUr yHHf fl.. feet. tIUuUU tUulH h.Il fUtt
thence WrHi aI4 feet, thence HuHlh foot.
thence wet a"H fUUI. thence rUuU frHt
tlrrUu west NI .IrgI fu IHU uIHUU 90 beginning.
HHiI property WII Uu cold uu ur Ufiuf Ono 900
iHy Uf juno, ia UlH must HH IH WuuH. HHI
must Ho lUit with tHr administrator personally
uT Hi fHr UuHu Ui .. 80 HuHuHu. $40. Hs
lrulr0HH HuNHIHE. HaItf t U iIIY. tfHU.
-l'l properly BE- nllAigu BOO Salt lalc city.
WA 10 uiIAMLuuIN.
AumIuItirttlf 0f tHD UHt4lHuI john M Cham.
urrln deceased.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or The WORLD
The only line running two
Through Past Trains daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE April 20. 1921.

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO q m..
salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
tIs m, Colorado Springs 5'st am,
Denver 1910 ann.
Train 80. . leaves ogden 73so PM,
Salt Lake SOS PM, arrive at Pueblo
rgSp.m., Colorado Springs $500 pm,
Denver 1910 pm.
Connoc ions made a. Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos east
Elegant DAY coaches, chair cars ami Pull.
man HleopUfH on all trainl, Take tho
ID. & ". q. and have comfortable trip
tiuUnL
A. =. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER.
Traffic Manager, a.. 4. * H. s..
Denver, Colo. Denver, colo.
10. 4 NEViNS,
General Agent,
Salt Lake city. "a
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sHERiFF's SALE.

NouCr j. uEHEHY GIVEN THAT
~. l1I aaht e ialrmenl Az decree. u
pH.rici OF thc Territory of Uuh. on 40 list
Gay ui ArfII, l.lt. aud an order uf tHle Mgfruu
90 noe lulI issued ana directed 81 no H4If
cause therein pending wherein Iho DiuUr
gAslg Hans. corporation. it uIh.uuH, uul
Alnoiunc llci., thn national hauk of tho ho.
lub ir, corporation. y, rrdmuu, e. q
.r.nimau aul D.. " Trimmer are defendant.
i1 which ah.u durruH aud order ut Hair TrIur.
ourc D. hgroU. made . shall expose i0f aaIu.a
No 900 ifpIt door 90 lHg county Court House of
NhIl lAhO County Utah Territory. which
corner of second south ana second Wet
streets Iu Che CIV 90 ruIt take, Iu aaIi County
ut eHlt Lake, Hu tnu iiu laT Of May, lr1l, aL ls
o.glars noon q g.ll .a'y, al thu right 100.
National baut Uf iH1 iigpuuuc % corporate or
D. tuululu. a y. Friedman and l. 81
trimmer, in hri 20 che tul'1Ulus described
an iha, certain piece ar parcel of land stu.
Alr, D. lhH Anl ."lHa .n We CIV of salt lake.
ouniy u' zen ilar aui TERRITORY ~ taH.
BEGINNING Hi point uug uunifuu aud .Nfr.
.!l.l lrrl M'.l IN iN' u1tthglHi corner N
Igl numngf HA 600 ln N.Hti number ifiYsUypu
MIN south one hHH1.rl. ava HKIydvo Iib
fgut. thence WU.f HE.tsHNu lNlI feet. thence
north one hundred Hut sNiJ uyr uCI relt.
beginning together WITH OIL improvement.
.unlrtI ulNfNrs lHINt .ltu ui certain truHt
Good tor ihIy i.'urlul 90. Are aud interest
made ana executed .E sad Alnrriuo lioIl o.
tlr Globe SAVINGS Ullf, "a corporation. ODD
inn lIih ihY ~ AUu', lsil, apd recorded In tHr
nhtr on ihr county lrruriot 90 ralt LiEu
.UUEUH iI-=IN.
10 be SOLD De One property of AIbtrtiuo IIsu.
no the eur of lIu uiuHu -uNuEs hant b como.
ration, %. t1. luh under and iu aco0fdah q
with SAID uyHrtU uuI order OF ftlO tfi 4It.X..
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CITY Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street.

Telephone 49,
D.E hurley. Gent AFt Pangr Dept
n. DICKINSON, General Manager
I'll LOMAN, q, r. a 4. AgouL
F.H.H. CLARK,
OLIVIER W. MINK,
NEl.LkRi ANDERSON, receiver
JOHN W. pOANE.
FREDERICK H. C0UDEhr,
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NOTICE FOR RYPfIRATloN-TlmasR


NAY D. I..H
EuM HLAlNT HAVING UEEN ENTERED
h' iHI. once u. iaurf UIlm ag1|uaf
george D Wari '1r failing 90 comply will IHv
n N l.WhHr culture Euirg $50. IIl latuI
.AfNu 100. Isl.. uuuH Goo l h. 49, ..4lI
IS N D. tt section g.. Township \.
ENtrc W. Boo At lIEr County. tlu. with "a
WOW ~ iIn r1nUgl.lt uu OF H1Iu yUirT. CON.
lralgnt alleging thHt btHr.6 D ward boo ulf.
huu has nut .IuH8I forest tfou.. ZOO seUds ui
& iuufHl n De planted upon SAID land dur'nF
llr hInl year ffum date uf IIH Hufrr. 10. from
har.h lNHi l'li, to March 90. 800 and fld
uni. lu1 dll not cause Huy forest FrrH. tFrU
arclf Or ruiuuFa fu Boz planted UYuH HaII land
during me fourth year from u4ts % bts FntFg.
hc. ifuu March co., t'I. t1 Starch IOtu IsIl
ono ahil failure ruuunuCl tn dltr hereof Ihr
falI Unfl'a Hfo hereby summoned Go auHrHr
no llia Ufa'r ON Tho lHth day n June. lsII nd
N urI1" q Htm.s iu respond AMI uiuIHh tdHtis
munI concerning sIid eyed failure
Mlihis CHADWICK, BYRON GRnp,
Attorney Cor contestant REGISTER.
NuIE The fact Int date Ot service uuUn
tho limHCf'ruIIufU claimant HUuuId boz ous
l1iHnd u1 me uutrH, and publication must ur
rnlurci O. only WhuIu personal service can.
nos De- nod, and that tact Do y.faUUHntd HY nu
lfdayit tHHt after uHIuE duo diligence. be haH
Ntcn found lmrufaiH|n 90 made personal aur.
Vice UUHu fNH claimant
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pellNourNr AssrssMENr.

Delinquent Notice =la.t chance Mining
Company,
Location " principal place Of business. salt
lake UItY. lHH
Location of WoTtf, Ira A|turus county. Idaho.
~ OIlCE,=IiilUE AllE DELINQUENT
- upon Ono following described HIuUk Uu
account uf HH.UHam"uf levied uu tHH l.Ui IaF
uf MarrhtlsUl, liu several amounts Hrf opposite
90. names 20 tIr respective .HsItlHIl. 90. 40
Ln-------
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
EfieotIve MN On. 1804.
gIaiHs Arlrs dtH Dlpari nc san Lals
GU batU a. lDHoi1i3

gIans Arlre auH brUnrf No san La.s
GU hatH, ns luioli3
AUUiyH
Prom on fatiorn points. 8 90 a m
from lutte, Portland, San FRAN.
cisco, Cache Valley and ugton..,iJ ID a M
From nll Eastern points, Para CitY
anu NEuen'sssss. ss,sssssssssss ID y n
FROM san francisco, Ogden and
intermediate points,,,.,,,....,...... % pm
Prom Provo and intermediate points, % 20 q "a
from Milford, Juab, Provo, sanptto,
and kurtka.,,,.a......,.,.,,,, @ 10 q N
'fTon Terminus and Tooclo.,,,,......, W y lu
DIrAur
For ogden. TArt city and an
Eastern points ...,.......,,.,...,., on am
For ogden and intermediate polnts o, y % am
Tor ogden, intermediate points
Ran Francisco and Cache
valley points. ....,.s.ss,.s,s..s,s,., 2 90 p m
Tor ogden, Quite, iiolenA. Portland
tAu francisco gnd all poiIa cast 20 m
Tor Eureka Provo shupeta Valley
Nephi, juab and frisco. ..,,, %, e. an
For Provo and intermediate points. o 20 pm
'for 1ooele and TermInus...,.,...... q AN
DAILY except sunday,
TRAINS south % Jual ua daily except
SUNDAY,
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CITY POUND NOTICE

NOTICE u HEREBY GIyIN THAT
~ Will cell az public auction. 40 thu city
pound, on June lHt, atl b, m. tut following
described horses ono BLACK marc PONY,
branded T. nn leit thigh and crippled iH hind
legs also one crolm colorod nurHn pony,
crippled iu hind lcg branded on rIght thisi
Win Hfkf4 j. j, GILMORE.
E8 Cliy fouudkrcpuE
DalfdRI salt Lsks CITY. Nav gist. lsgL
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James ~, Pats Laura ArIiii aud John T.. be.
Woe, hciCrdunif
Dunsu,Nr To Az ORDER or SALE
4 uu tore" .u.lfr ip uo directed UY the
Third JuiIgul uHturt D0uri vi tlT IrIr'
tory Uf Utah, Boo tuu above entitled arfI.u. I
uuaI tNuuHuAi puuIlC HlI0 10 tuu south ff.nf
door ul 800 DHulN Count House lu IHr r.tv IA
salt Lake. county NJ -aIt itks and TENT .-,
uf O. tHu. uu tlu 90 Day OF June irIl Ia ID
20 CLOCK %. m.s 100 tHu right. title claim and iU
tufustUf jam w. rItta and Laura A ptua "a
boz aud NO iht Following described rUaI estate
situate, lying and being lu SAT- iaLo CIV md
County ltnu.uul described aa f1llnWs. to.v If'
Commencing at point 20 tout east from tbo
northeast ruu ui tommcrf u' street uu tIfat
South street iHst boo luf seven Id. floor
seventy Ill, iiht 'A' SALE Lake Cly survey
sut Lake County uHu Territory. ana ru1
uuF thence uaHt tWcniy'niuD tll ictti thence
fYunC ttu feet, thence north seventh. 1.-Two fif1
feet Gu place of beginning Che same upIug tbs
UrtmlHCH now used and held by Iampa ~
lItta and hi# wife LHurA a. irits. under Ipa.s
from che trustees OF tHu oHtltn of ufrh4m
Young, dated January ith, lHI. ALEC Iossg
from brigham Young EstHtG Co irHut trnrlor
dated November D., ls7I and assigned 10
james W litts
10 be- s6ld Oh tho property OF James W.
plttH hud Laura a. rItta Ht tlu 6uItuf Patrick
rnelan and stephen days
Terms VI aAle, cash,
NAT NJ BRIGHAM,
q IS Mar8hal.
BY o.. !. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal
booth, loo s cray attorneys for plauur.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ hruta "a. taultUu, eKtculrK of thu
llst aud testament OF Paul ". pauIsbp.
deceased, has rendered for beIgem0ut and
hlyl boz rald court. her dual account uf
urT Almiui'itauou uf said gstalD (which
account has been duIy allowed Hud
hUUruyoJI aud petition Tor fnBl uIs.
tliuu'lou ui the residue OF said estate among
the persons entitled thereto, and that satuf.
O'Clock 70, uI., at she court room OF SAID court,
lu Che County Court House, salt Lake Clty and
lnuuuy ttu TERRITORY, has been duly az.
pointed uy thn Judge OF said court
Tor tIe bearing on HaId petition
Tor distribution. Nt which uma and
place any Uunpu interested lu sad estate may
appear uuI show cause lt any theru DO. WHY
hual distribution should not DO made aa prayed
t0r
Dated shay 18Th, 1894
II. " MELOY,
Clors OF the Probate Court
S MupuWALL, attorney.
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iu Che Probate Court boo ani f0r salt Lake
county, 4uui1y of Utah
Do mo mlttgrot fHu LsiBi8 OF Thamas prirr
Deceased.
Ordur 90 show rsuHr why order OF sale OF real
yH,Htu should nos be- made.
TOsLPH o. DAVIS. TuE AnMINIsruA.
- Cor NJ Che r.fItH ul IH1H, Price. drcr4H.I
having NICt UlH petition herein, duly ytrIurI
proving Tor 600 order lf Halu ul "a ntrf .4
llr whole ~ coo rya' estate % said dcroieUf
tur ilg uuTuusrH uuTuu agt forth, it's htr6'
fore ordered HT tHr judge of said Uouft. tHaf
H'l uHT.suH interested Iu tur estate of ssIi Az
ceased, HUp"tr before IHr HAlu probate rourt
uu Che a0I uHF uI Iuuu IHHii ut 10 O'Clock in tr.
forenoon of HIiI day. 30 IHu court room N .fIf
probate court Hf ono county court aousein t6r
city and county Ht rTIf lakO, Utah Irrfit1rg
90 show cause WHY HU order HuuulI moi E
granted iu Ono HUI administrator, 10 Fel \.
much uf lHr rraI gHiafu Uf Che said drccasrH at
private ur public cole HH shall DO nrfD.s4r,.
and that frlrF Hf iH. order bu pubifahoi N
lrHfi four 900 ."HHIEr NrHtH Doc thu DTsTufr
lNtNlNa hIW.. u.Wip paper printed ana
published Boo H4'I city aud county ''
JACOB u. nLkIR.
Probate judge.
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BLAUTIFUL sALrAIn
omen Again TO Tho pnbIIo

Everything in running order for the
season Good music in pavilion.
See time card elsewhere in this paper.
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RAlLR DAD S
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
sHIS%s
GRANDE%
IkWESTERN%
o. RAlWAy<eN
IMs,.1g
STANDARD eAUee
CURRENT In rH,,l i,,U IN foni
TINE TABLE,. WI LlJbl hplll Lji 1857

f fihE iauls. 10 Effect BpdI e, 1894,
leave sait Lake
No. 4-Tor Provo. bingham. ana
al points Easi .a............ sos a. M
NO. t-tor Provo Grand junction
and aI points Laat.......... b % D. m.
No. e-lof Provo. Nauu. and
s,l.na ....... ..................,.. 2siop. M.
No. s-ror Eureka i.Ol D.. m
No. t-i0r ogden aud west...-.... u .gr. n.
No i-rJs ogden ani The Wost..., iIgl pan.
Arrive sails Labo.
No. i-rrom Provo. Grand junction
and the East...,.,...a..... i.0 81. m.
No. '-From Provo. brand Junction
and thC hatt.,...ssss....ss.s IT t3 p. in.
No. 5-tfom bingham. Provo. Manu
hnd -ulinassaasssssssss... s..ssss 3 .fN 20. us
so. p-Ifom Eureka .....a.............. 0.i'h.in
Ma 2-from ogden and the West. 5s5a m.
30 l-ftom ogden and the west. silb % m.
only inc running through Pullman Palace
Double urawnE Room r.rUucrs o. uuuvef wa
Grand junction aud 20 Kansas CITY and Dh.ca.
&c. via colorado points, ffrc rColIninF rtlIr
cars salt Lake o. Denver. and only lime RUNE
cisco. hoehAnFoti eioao eonheeu0ut. sEfotg
speed and cuuiorL
Ticket once, 10 ". End South.
IA e. DODGE. AE wEunY.
Gen. Manager. Cen. suUL
y. d. lLNSErr. Gen. r&I.A.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

Ia Che TmrI District Cour, OF uuu Territory.
Sale on foreclosure.
Patrick rhvian and Stephen HAYS, Plaintiff.
We
James ~, Pits Laura A.rIits and John q. De.
Woe. urfUruHUfH
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LEGAL NOTICE.
1n tlu Probate Court ln and Tor Salt Lgk
County, Territory OF Utah.

ln tHo Matter of tho Estate OF Panic.
lAUIagn, Deceased.
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IN iHo Probate Court boo ani fUr salt Iat,
county 4.uti1rg of Utah
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The People u The Territory OF Utah send
greeting To D.. II. Fowler. Defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

COMING ORGANIZATION OF THE REPVBLI-
CAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.

DEMOCRATIc LEADERS SEE THE HANDWRITING
oy Tiir wAIf.-NIiAr POLITICIANS THINK or
THE ACTON OF MEssRS. DYKES
ANp stTPHIN
The organization OF the new Republican County
Committee o. Queens County will take place at
the Lincoln club. IN Long Island city on January
II. \ sharp contest Is ALREADY being waged over
the question to who - the most available man
for the chairnInship o. the committee. so FAR
there ar" only two candidates in the field. eX-As-
semblyman William j. l0ungs OF Oyster Bay, VINO
has held TIE office for TWO years. and city Treas
urcr-eect Lucien Knapp. Of Long Island CITY Mr..
Youngs il strong favorite. lie Is young man.
and has made a wise and successful leader in the
last two campaigns. Mr. Knapp IS different
type OF man altogether lie s sure 10 lose the
support of Congressman elect McCOrmacks friends,
owing to the manner I'm which he persisted III be-
ing the Republican candidate for Congress at the
last election. Mr. Knapp knew early In the sea
son that Ex-Governor Mccormack the choice
OF the party for Congress. yet he kept pressing
his claims the various leaders up 10 the nour
the convention met at Jamaica. This action
the part OF Mr. Knapp will. ii IL believed. lead 10
the selection Of Mr.. NounsS for another term at
least
x-MayOr Patrick J. Gleason was examined In
supplementary proceedings few days before
Justice GarrctsOn at the Instance Of the Yellow
Pine Lumber Company. 81 Hunters Point The
hearing VIII be continued In TWO weeks. Gleason,
who IL regarded q wealthy man, i really Land
poor" He owns vast amount Of uuprohi abe
property. most OF it is heavily mortsagrl. and the
Mayor j. nearly always In state ~ chronic
impecuniOsity. He lives in humble bachelor GUAR
ters over Couwdy'r livery stable. wher~ hr has his
railroad oicr !n front ana hl> sleeping apartment
In the rear. Gleason has been unfortunate N ms
railroad and real estate sp~rulntiOns since lie MAS
OusieI from the MayOidltN two years 40.
The resignation OF County Treasurer Joseph Dykes
from the Queens County Democratic Central Com
nittee ANA the refusal OF County Clerk John II.
Sutphin become ihr committees chairman next
year give the politicians OF Queens County some
thing to talk about Mi SGtphln j. by far the most
popular Democrat In queens County lie has an
nOunr"i his intention 10 retire at the beginning ~
the year from the cha rndIslip % tile commit
and hereafter be outsider. Il 10 not beleE"
continuance OF the policy OF having The County
Central committee composed Almost exclusively 81
uffic-ho,i-rS. II II Ht present said Mr. Sutphin
a few days ago. This j. my chief reason for rrtlr-
ing from the cntrman-hip OF thr committee. hut
this does my withdrawal from the Demo
cratic party by a long shot The resignation ~
M@-srs Dykes and suiphin IL attributed by .-adng
D-mocrsis the drmJraiiZel condition VI the parry
~ queens county.
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TICK AHOE AND BRONXVILLE.

Eleven carloads OF Georgia stone arrived al the
ruckahoe quarry on Christmas Day 10 be dressed
Ear tho new st Luke's Hospital IN New-York city.
The new and handsome baptismal font IN the
t,,n,c,laic Conc, ption Church. at Tuckahoe. was
ad l,et Sunday for the first time. when Father
c,,.r L,utizcd the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Fisher.
,rwentv taxpavers have signed the petition Tor an
,.,ion ON IN. Incorporation of BronXvile Village.
and 1t will soon be heh.
rhe nov, highway from the Bronxville station T."
p.,e.ld j. being laid out. the favorab" report OF
49,, commissioners having been confirmed by IN"
ra,,ctv Court This will become one Of the most
important thoroughiarcs; ,ro,,.ho, ,,,,Ii. scho,,
Principal Quigiey OF ue ,,nhi" III Tror, H.
r.rrlvci Il beautiful onyx tdpI'' " b'i' "'"' wv
teachers. Christmas Eve ,.,.,a.,o, an, =,
I,hr /, Lent q cousin Of Postmaster Lent o,
,r,'cL hoe died IN Ncwiork on December - ana
wa Inrn's Protestant Episcopal Church at TUCK
a., s.rvices were attended by u large CONGREGATION
and the musical programme was elaborate an',
,,isticallv given. The usual SUNDAY -sfnoo! Iest'a
49, held On Thursday night ,,, 49,,
on Wa1nc1Iav afternoon Mrs. Ba.nbrlde" ai-
drenseI he Ladies Missionary Society OF the Re
mnmr Vlla Park. There was a larSe attendance.
T. O. Tnderhill. the venerable POSTMASTER u,
Hrnnxville who Is with one exception Inc oldtsl III
service i'm this State II not In the country bens
eIphiy-sx wears old received beautiful christmas
iii from The women patrons OF the Posiotice.
hered nv pa irons of the railroad. ~.
Mr. and Mrs Gladwln gave a party 10 amour M.
friends OF Lawrence Park and New-fork CITY .as'
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SING SING.

Mrs Elliott r. Shepard entertained 'he 'n'""e'S
anil s,lnday-school children Of the Scaroofoush
PRESBYTERIAN Church at her country nome "oou''
last Wednesday evening. Members ana chiihfeh q"
., N,rv's Episcopal Church. Beechwood the aTii-
s,us and workmen employed on the Shcpai' e.
tate and their families. and. in fact, the whoIr
countryside were Invited. There were oN'' y"
uresent The carriage cour; was hanoSoh'| "e''-
., Cor the oct aston 4 cons pcuous feature va =
bi. fireplace Ranked with two great Christmas 'r''S
An orchestra p.ayed selections Throughout inc even
inc The company was entertained WIN inc ''"'a
NJ n Japanese juggler. ana Santa tans dlstiIpn''"
ogor,s IN all the guests. Refreshments were also
served a special car brought about i"eh'E-h'e
friends Of the family from the city. MIS-. shepar'
was assisted in dispensing the hosptahties o. '"'
occasion b. her son. Elliot J.. Shepard; her thrre
J.,ah,ers and young women friends from New
YORK. Among those Hrsssnt W %sfs Mrs Mrs FabSr
Mrs Cushing OF Dobbs Ferry; Mrs. sloane, , Mrs'
stuart Mr. and Mrs A. ID. Shepard a. e. rSnre.
PPr,ssbvtsriap Church 10 a handsome structure OF
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stone Planned h. Colonel Shepard and completed
by his widow f. has not yet been occupied thr
interior work being s; in the hands OF carpenters
and decorators -.
He was a highly respected citizen. merchant' anu
al the same time postmaster and town clerk
Frank G.. Carpenter will lecture on Japan. CHINA
and COrea a; the Highland Avenue Methodist ipis
copal Church. Friday evening January T. ,
(roton Point. ID beautiful piece of land projecting
into the river north Of this village, ana contain
ing 500 acres. ha. been sold by John Y. Cockcroi
10 a New York syndicate for $4,000 II - sad
that a large hotel will he built there ana the place
turned into 2 summer resort. The annual meeting
of the National Canoe Associat ion was held on the
Point last summer. and the place possesses many
natural advantages for the TO winch IL II now 10
be put. IL formerly belonged TO Or. tndefhi'l anu
was celebrated for its grapes and wine.
ON Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings
OF this week the children of ST. Augustine : pirO-
chia school gave their Christmas entertainment,
consisting Of songs iecitatiOns and TWO pays
"Cinderea'' and Kathleen" The school IL con
Quoted by sisters of religious order. and the pupils
give evidence of careful training ana instruction.