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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ~
THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed ~
G. G. Taylor and wife 10 me April .. I,L
recorded I'm the Clerks Office " H1nlt 10
County Court. Deed Book 81, page 3 Dee
fault having been made In the pawn
OF the debt thereby secured, and lDI
required so 10 do by the beneficiary. 1nt
at the request OF Mr. Taylor who desires
10 sell the property. / Will sell by pl.
auction. I'm front Of Mr.. Charles Stllhl )
store, i'm the town OF Ashland, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 6. 1886.
AT s o'clock p. NJ, that VERY DEsiRA-
BILE PROPERTY situated on Hanover
avenue. ia the town OF Ashland. fr0lllt
l9S feet on Hanover avenue, and 5h Irt
on James street, with a comlOfIa
dwelling OF al least eight rooms, stable,
and other buildings thereon. in good conc
dillon. This property Ia well and cor. 10
niently located. with an attractive front
yard. abundantly shaded.
For further particulars apply 20 me a..-
tloneer or TO Mr. Taylor, who lives on i.s
premises.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as 10
cost Of this sale and 10 pay the debt
cured but By agreement the proI -
will be sold on the terms OF one laiA
cash and the balance Of the purchi-.
money 10 be paid IN equal instalmeuls ~
one and two years from day OF sale, Ns
deferred payments 10 bear Interest, aura
10 be secured on the property.
II. II. CARDWELl.
my sl&Je 2.45&s Trustee.
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Pursuant TO decree Of Chancery Court, en-
tered June (. 1896 sealed bids Tor the lease
of the EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BAL
LARD HOUSE, together with all the fur
niture and fixtures therein, for a term OF
ten days, to commence on some day in
will be received by the undersigned until
MONDAY, June S. 1896. at Il o'clock NJ.
The successful bidder will be required 10
give bond, with security, to be approved
and 10 return the leased property in pro-
per condition. Each bid must be accom-
panied by the name of the surety 10 be
offered. Address any one of the under
signed. EUGENE c. MASSIE,
w. .. NOTING,
y. y. WINSTON
10. LANE STERN,
je 5-3t Receivers.
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rNRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
Two BEAUTIFuL BUILDING Lo'

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF STREET
COR PARAMOUNT AVENUE9 AND
TWENTY SECOND STREET.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust TO
the undersigned trustees, dated February
2s 1894, and recorded in the Clerks office
OF Henrico County Court. which was given
TO secure the payment OF a certain debt
therein mentioned. default having been
made in the payment OF said debt. and be-
ing required so to do by the beneficiary
therein, we shall proceed to sell at public
auction, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. JUNE ). 1896.
at o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scrbed as above. being the same conveyed
By said deed OF trust hereinbefore men
toned. and fully described therein.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay ex
penses OF sale all past due taxes. also
ratable proportion OF the taxes for the
wear 1896, and the sum OF $780, with inte-
rest from October s. 1885, the balance.
whatever that may be, upon a credit OF
six and twelve months, with interest add
ed from day Of sale, and secured by
deed OF trust upon the property.
JOHN s. Elicit,
JOHN B. PURCELL,
FRANK II. SUTTON.
my 81 Trustees.
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, FICTION SALE EASY TERMS

A UCTION SALE on EASY TERMS
"A or PAYMENT. THAT NICE. W.
STORY, DETACHED BRICK DIV ~,
ING No. 3li. on THE NORTH s!l...
OF LEIGH STREET BETN -
JUDAH STREET AND BROOK Az p
NUE.-At the request OF the owner, VIC
Is anxious 10 sell. as he intends moE -
10 the country. We Will offer TINS ~,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sale, on the prem
TUESDAY. JUNE 9. 1895.
at o'clock T.. NJ.
The location OF this property j. aoo-s
the most desirable In Jackson Ward' Ino
house Is well built: contains eight tVol,
besides bathroom, kitchen. and sefNai',e
rooms; has slate mantels, ana Is ~ ~.
piled with gas. hot. and cold water. lhei'
Is also a stable on the premises. $50.
TERMS: N.ooo cash. and the balahes
on liberal credit. which will be announces
AT the hour OF sale. -.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR q son.
ic4 AuctloneerA
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
lll3 Main street.
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w ANTEn.

4 FIRST-CLAss COOK FOR SMALL
family. Good wages given. II west cary
street Jc jill
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WANTED,

PRESsMAN. To TAKE CHARGE OF
Potter Perfecting Press. State eXpe-
rience, salary wanted, etc. Address w
s SPEED. gD6 north Calvert street. Bal
tlmore. Nd. Je ~
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE D.,,

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD Tim.
TAxES FOR THE CURRENT CAf,FN
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR. AND THg
NENDEE. ~
by George f. Crawfor~sk Co.
Real Estate Auctionsers,
1905 Bank street.
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WANTED,
WANTED,
WANTED,

HAND DRILLERs AT WAKEFIELD
Granite Quarries, Petersburg Na.o,-
10 LIE A. II COOK.
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rURUSTEE'S AUCTION SALFOF

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets.
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets.
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JENELRY REMNANTS.

ANY QUANTITY OF THE INCEST,
lsWEST TRICKS IN JEWELRY.
KIND is LEFT THE PRICES GO
WAY DOWN. SEE WHAT'S HERE.
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WANTED,

ing Plumbing. and Gas-Fitting. Rubber
Gas-Piping, and Large Gas-Stoyes. Case
line. l5c. No discount on silver, at
LEIDYS STOVE HOUSE. 1903 east
Franklin street. Phone, 1865. my 3i-ts
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT THEY
can purchase one half cord Good Pine
Wood for S.75 at FLOYD TYLER'S. 908
west Cary street. je 5-it'
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WANTED.

TO BUY SIXTY SHARES install
ment Stock Old Dominion Building and
Loan Association five years old. Please
state lowest cash price. J. y. H.. care
Dispatch office. ie 3-fts
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LINING REMNANTS.

40 Remnants OF Skirt Lining, SC. yard.
S Remnants of Fibre Chamois, 25c. quail
ity. for Sc a yard.
7 Remnants OF 36-inch Rustling Perca-
line, 10 2-3c. quality, for l-2c. yard
Remnants OF Book Muslin. sc. yard
% 40
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

DRUG CLERK SINGLE MANI. AID
dress 'HCL." 2G00 II street, care Carrier
No. 8, Station b. Richmond. Va. je 4-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05

FRAME DWELLING
No. 122l ST. PAUL STREET. BETWEEN
HILL AND COUTTS STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05

BY II. A. McCurdy and J. u. Carneal,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05

BY Denoon. Topper & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
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ODDS AND ENDS IN BELTS.

buckles, 3Sc. kind, for l9c each.
3 Green Leather Belts pc. each, in
stead of 39c.
l2,Tan Leather Belts, Il l-2c. each, in
stead of pc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05

BY j. 4. Brown.
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent
Ashland, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05
HANDKERCHIEFS
sHIRT-wAIsT REMNANTS.

Ladies' White Lawn Shirt-Waists,
soied, CSC. kind for 25c.
Ladies' 81 Percale Waists Numbered,
show handling for sec. each.
Ladies' White India Linon Waists. were
81, for CSC. each.
7 Ladies' White India Linon Waists,
soiled, were SOC. each, for l5c.
5 Ladies' Iaundcred Percale Waists,
soiled. were 75c., for 25c. each.
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BLACK GOODS REMNANTS

here to-day would amount to as
much in dollars and cents as most
storekeepers' entire stock would
sum up. But they Shan't stay
longer than today. The price is
the wagon that'll carry them out.
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TOILET REMNANTS.

boxes of Shefiield's Dentifrice, PC
value, for Ice a box.
Z boxes good quality Face Powder, lOc
value, for &C. box.
S Hardwood Real Bristle Hair-Brushes
olc Nalna for ~ l-2c each.
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J. Thompson Brown & Co. AuetiOneers.
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-05

TO SELL LOTS OF INSIDE LAND
Company. in the city of Newport News.
Va. Best investment I'm the State. Lowest
prices and liberal terms.
SMITH & BAILEY, General Agents.
Office Rooms S6 and So Chamber OF Com
merce. Je 2-lm
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
MISTAKEN REPORTS CORRECTED.

Tho Richmond County Grand Jury Is not 20 meet
oca,n this term but discharged Tuesday.
Mistaken reports about its presentment got abroad
ruesdav This recommended that. the records in
the office of the County Clerk be put in proper
ditlon and be renewed when necessary. On the ex
else complaints IT had this TO say upholdins Dis
trlct-Attorney Pinhey:
Wa have beer compelled TO examine between 500
and 90 complaints Tor alleged violations OF the
Iiouor Tax law presented 10 the District Attorney
~ This county by the Department OF Police since
NAV s 1896 After mos, careful examination OF
aii those complaints have only found one where
The facts warranted an indictment. In many in
stances also complaints were presented 10 the Dis
,rirt Attorney after he had specifically notified the
Police Department that, in his opinion. the facts In
question did not constitute violation OF the law
In order 10 avoid hereafter the consideration by the
Grand Jury OF such large number OF unnecessary
cases we recommend that in future the Police De-
nartment advise and consult with the District-A At
torney regard TO the construction o, ne varions
sections Of the Liquor Tax law. and that they fol-
low his opinion and his advice as to all questions
rde-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
SING SING.

The Board of Trustees Tuesday evening, or mo-
tion of Trustee James, decided to purchase steam
roller O S. Kelly g. O.. % Springfield, will send
ono casting e. $50 to- a zen days trial II the
chine proves satisfactory and is able 10 clra3 the
steep hills It will pr>fab;y be purchased ard WIZ
undoubtedly prove valuable addition TO the road
making resources OF the viilase.
The case of the People against Effingham Searles
was tried before justice OF the Peace William IT,
Valentine and a ju.y yesterday. The offence
charged was petit larceny. the theft OF valise
vaIued at Sc from CAahes X. Ryder, at the time
the defendant is alleged have eloped with Ryder 8
wife The jury disagreed and Searles was remand
ed for a new trial TO take place next Tuesday As
Searies was beng taken from the courtroom, Dep
uty Sheriff Breese. Of White, Plains. served war
rant OF arrest on him issued by Justice Dykman. In
the supreme Court in a civil action brought by
Charles X Ryder for alternating his " fes affec-
tions Searles taken TO White Plains and com
mitted TO the county jail in default OF 81 coo bail.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
WHITE PLAINS.

After three unsuccessful attempts 70 hoid meet
ing the Village Trustees succeeded in mastering a
ouorun on Tuesday evening. Besides the usual
rou,ine business, the Board decided not 10 issue
.nv more bonds for street Improvements and the
Village Treasurer was directed 10 take up sl2"o OF
iatera, sewer certificates and pay them in full The
question Of filling the vacancy In the Water COM
mission was postponed until next Tuesday evening
as WAS the appointment Of police commission
,rhs trustees are thinking OF doing away with the
rreeent specal police system. dId or organizing a
Regular police force OF four men.
c,oroner Birch is at work on strange case which
80 brought 10 his notice yesterday morning IN
CCa-sdaIe a few miles south OF White Plains. on
Sacmn, of the distance from any large village q
corner was set apart every large farm III that
Earf Of the county years ago as a place or Durla l.
Gos, of these in recent years have become oo-
iuera red The plot the Beatty farm. however,
20 been kept mp. Thomas Langham and his sCa
cSarlss now occupy the place. The elder langham
- a member of the Scarsdale Board o. Health.
Wybi,e AZ work yesterday morning Charles Lang
Surnrise noticed d newly made grave. The graves
IN the plot were always kept In perfect order ana
thouph The mound fashioned Ike the others
he was positive II had been made since the day be-
Tore He Informed his father OF the discovery. Mr.
fsnrham knew that permit for burial had beer
eranfed He ordered the grave 10 be opened and
Sent word 10 Coroner Birch A white coffin con
faining the body OF an infant was found. jury
was impanelled and the inquest begun colorec
man who dug the grave found. The Coroner
expects to-day 10 unravei the seeming mystery.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the meeting Of the Bosrd Of Health on Iues,
a.y afternoon Health officer Banker reported
+ba, in Nav there had been IA marriages. 10
h,r,hs 40 deaths "a cases Of contagious diseases,
NJ which % were Of diphther!a. Of measles Oh
scarlet fever and of typhoid fever; 10 Tree vac
c,nat,ons had been made. patients were adm'''eu
% tho CITY Hospital for contagious diseases. were
discharged l died. 1O7 complaints were investigated
and 10 orders for work were Issued
There was a merry gathering on Weohesuas
o,,.r,no IN the lecture room Of the First Methodist
r.n,scopal Church, in North Broadway. 1t was 'he
occasion OF the first strawberry festival OF IN .ne
season riven by the Ladies' Aid Society Inc
1vomen werc out in force to receive their irie"us'
and delightful evening was spent socialy' III au
d;tion 10 the ice cream and strawberries "nic"
were served by Mrs Ames. Mrs. Chadourn, Mrs'
weeks. Mrs Goodale, Mrs. Williams, Mrs William
Hasey. Mrs George Halsey Mrs Gaze MISS D0' :"
Wheaton and Miss Margaret Fones thefe IRE W. w.
NV cardv was sold by Miss steele, assisted by Yrs
Stephen T Bell Miss Aldrdge Miss PearSal' mIss us
Nv Mrs lanes stewart Mrs Frank Wheeler. MIS-
George Peene Mrs E. Yerks and Mrs r., a. Muis Miss
Aimn EmbreA. Miss Matte Ryer and Mss Eiia
Iawrencc Miss Kit;e Lawrence, Mrs. DedrrSn ir,, h
and Ms Frank Wilcox SOLD the 1a lennonaGe' ,nnd
The ofticers Of the Ala Society are; Mrs william ma
A. Bell president Mrs John SnNpG oNeG' rs.
Sant. Miss Steele. secretary; Miss Adridge. treas
, r,. l.,
AT the session Of Surrogate Sikman's Court In IN
.his city yesterday the appointing of tesiamentary
,,,s,ee ~ the trust created By the will of James
Rowe. of Ossinng. 20 succeed the late ai Austin
Abbott was marked for decree subject 10 ming
Tho Rev Charles r. Corey. rector of the Church
of ,he immaculate Conception. was ordained priest
twenty-five years ago YESTERDAY lie opseIasu III.
S.sn o'clock al which the children OF the parochal
school were present. After the mass the chiidren
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
WHERE STRONG EVIDENCE rs NEEDED.
JUSTICE BEEKMAN REQUIRES CLEAR PROOFS TO
ANNt,I. A MARRIAGE

JUSTICE DEEKMAN REQUIRES CLEAR PROOFS To
ANNt'T. A MARRIAGE.
r,.,,cs psekman O, the Supreme Court. by his
no,n,ed remarks Yesterday in two suits which came
before him has slgnfed 10 the lawyers who appear
IN his court that he will Insist on the cearest eV-
derce being given 10 him where dissolution OF
marriage Is sought 20 be obtained In one case
II Buck appeared counsel in a suit brought by
Madeline Wilson who is a translator Of French. for
o, annulrnent OF her marriage with Richard Wilson.
sascr,bed as journalist on the ground that Wilson
al tho time Of his second marriage had a WE Nv
ing Mr. Buck proved the service Of tho summons
on Wilson by Henry O. Bickwel who knew wilson
for two wears Bickwell identified photograph
handed no as hat OF the defendant. The clergy
nan who performed the first marriage was then
called 70 tho stand. He "a the Rev Henry G
Beatty a Presbyterian minister. o. Bloomheid-st
Uohokcn. and he testified that he married man
ramcd Douglas X. Wilson at MS home on July D.
lsG3 on seeing the photograph Mr Beatty hes-
,ated a little saying that he did remember
whether Wilson had a mustache at the time. but ne
thought tho picture was that OF tho man he mar
ried Answering Mr.. Buck he said he was morally
certain" that the picture showed the face OF the
man he married Justice Beekman then remarked
that moral certainty" would not do.
Evidence OF the second marriage was then given
by Mr.. Alice A. Gibson who was present at No. 2SS
Payora-ave Jersey CRY on October l.. 1896. when
the coupe We're married by the Rev. Andrew r
Moore Marguerite Barre. Frenchwoman. testi-
n.d that the plaintiff and defendant lived AT house
I in -nfih-st. after the marriage
Madel.ns Wilson said she married Wilson In octo-
ber last when he had represented himself TO her as
. single man She learned o, his previous marriage
/ I'm January. and the woman who claimed 20 be
/ ts wife The woman. Jennie Jones, said Wilson
her husband.
} Justice Beekman asked counsel % give the proof
~ IN. FIRST marriage Mr. Buck replied that he had
already done 20 by the clcrgyman'- evidence.
Justice Bcekman said Il was not convincing testi-
/ mcr'. and he suggested thdt the woman VINO was
I krnu "a. should
Mr. Buck reminded the Court that the suit was
for annument Of marriage. not a divorce ana
a., thought he had sufficiently covered that point
Justice Beekman I accept the cergyman's evi-
i d.uc. bu, h. won't pos lively that this is the
person he mar ed The production of a certificate
/ is not corroboraton The Court will In such cases
lnslst that the proof must be clear and convincing
II does not matter that the defendant has been
served with papers and fails 10 appear The people
have gr,ai Interest I'm this as we'll as the parties
/ IN the case and | Will see TO Il that no marriage
wil he annulled by me without proof that Is salts
/ factory to me. .
Tho hearing adjourned to Juno 10
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

TWO WITNESSES EXAMINED At THE HEARING AT
WHITE PLAINS.
The examination In the case of Miles Adams. eS-
Superintendent OF the Poor Of Westchester County
before Supervisor Charles NJ Lane c. c. Haviand
and Gideon W. Davenport was continued yesterday
IN the White Plains Courthouse. Counsellor J. A.
Young for the committee. and W. II. II. Ely, for
Miles Adams were present. and two witnesses were
examined Walter James Flynn, bookkeeper for
Thomas oireacen dealer in boots and shoes at No.
u Duane-st. submitted an abstract OF the accounts
OF his nrm with Adams Brothers. OF Bedford Station
The other witness was John l.. Mclaughlin book
keeper for Wright. Depew & Co. wholesale grocers
of Nos i03 and l05 Murray-st He submitted an alb
s,ract from the books OF his nrm showing the sales
10 Adams Brothers in 1894 and 1925. The goods were
always paid for with checks OF Adams Broi hers The
committee then adjourned TO Friday, June
The argument IN the appeal from the order OF
Judge Keogh directing Messrs Mcnamara Calm
and Beck appear and testify in the was heard
I'm the Appellate Court In Brooklyn on Tuesday.
The witnesses reside here, and Counsellor w H. III.
Ely argued that they could not be compelled tes-
t.fy by the committee they reside outside its jurs-
dicton and that the committee Itself has no power.
The Court reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
LEG4CY 10 1 FAITHFUL EHPLOfE.

WILLIAM ivisoN PROVIDES ron MISS SHERIDAN
MS CONFIDENTIAL CLERK.
The wil Of william Iylson. vino died on May 30 at
~, Hoffman House was offered fCr probate yester-
a,v Mr. lyisor's estate n Nalu' at about $b'ro.
lie leaves 10 May Ann sheridan. who was for
many wears in his employ the sum Of 500" abb
solu,ey and also trust fund OF sG5oc In per cent
,r,y,g. bonds of the Louisville. New Albany and
Chicago Railway Company. the income OF Whlcn is
10 be- paid her during her lie. lie provides that
An annuity of 81 go shall be- paid to his ssier-n-aw
rIiz, lane Scei,e cf Troy. y. Y. The remainder OF
m. nropertv Is lef. 10 his nephew David Is. Ivison
of Rutherford y. J.. who is made executor OF the
will. -, ,,. ,,.,o .o,.,,
arI husiness manager for many years. she was
s..n n, her home 40. 3ll West Twenty eighth.st
Iasi night She said II was Mr.. Visions connden-
,Iai cl.rk and In his absence had charge OF ms
huslness" She said that her service IN Mr. lvson
ottcr extended over period OF nearly twenty nine
ynars hut she knew nothing as to how she had
been remembered In the VIII. ,,u Han.
= Caddagan manager OF the norman ifouse
where Mr. Ivson lived for a long time ana w9rre
he lied sad OF Miss Sheridan. she was an indus-
rious ana efficient secretary. and she earned the
respect OF all by her devotion to Mt VISIONS inter-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
WHAT IS GOING OK TO-DAY.

Chamber OF Commerce meeting. noon
prooklvn Jockey club races Graveseni. 2.p p m.
Fleming trial before Recorder Gof
Sew-York State Sunday ay-School Assooiauoh'
Broadway Tabernacle.
Peabody Home FOR Aged and INDECENT Women
annual r6eeting Rosion-ave. and Clover-st.. p m
81 Iukc's chapel anniversary p m
xoa-yo-k r-rivetsi,y. department o, Art and
cc,srces cornmcncemeni Carnegie Hall. =. m.
Tro,tlng races al Fleetwood Park. go ? m.
Academy Of Medicine No Il West Foriy-ihrd-
Ct, p m
Woman Suffrage League. No. Lexlngton-ave
p. -.
Nln,h Assembly District Mckinley League. No.
2S5 Eighih-hVe.. ?. IN.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
TARRYTOWN.

The grounds In front OF the Young Mems Lyceum
building Broadway are being fenced in for the
fair which begins on June Is. The grounds Will DC
divided off for booths for the sale OF goods and
10 be covered with The merry go-round
which will be of the features Of the fair will be
placed In the vacant lot opposite the LyceuIn. on
Centra-ave.
The seventh annual sale OF articles made by the
echolars OF the sewing school will be held In the
I,yceum on Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2
TO O'clock. Ice cream and home made candy VIII
be on sale cake sale Will be held Saturday after
noon
The regular Sunday run OF the Tarrytown Cycling
Club this week will be to Fort George and return.
starting rom the Lyceum at o'clock. The club
Is scheduled 10 arrive at Fort George at ll:5 and
10 leave for home at b3e; distance ~ miles pace
nine milec per hour.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
ALLEGED COUyTERrEITER's WIFE TAKEN

After n search which has continued since January
l6 last Mrs Candelera Bettini wife OF Candeera
Bettn In whose house about $4,000 In counterfeit
nve-dollar and two-dollar bills found. was ar
rested In Degrawst.. Brooklyn. Tuesday night by Sc
cret Service Agent Frank Esquirel She was taken
before United States Commissioner Morle. who held
her In $1,000 for examination. At the time OF the
arrest OF Nicolo Toranto and his geng OF spurious
bill passers In this city, In January last raid was
made Bettnls house No. 730 Pomeroy-st.. Stein
way Long Island. lie captured but his wife
made her by the rear entrance to the house.
leaving her three children behind. They taken
charge by friends. Since her escape Mrs Bettini.
the Secret Service men say has been passing spurl-