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lDuRsuANT TO AZ ORDER or SAID
Il Isurt % SAID matter, notice ~ hereby
SVEN int Saturday the 2lst dHy OF March.
A. u. o, ~ ~ O'Clock a m atthC County
tuurt huute 10 sAIt lAk0 CITY, Utah, In the
court room u said Court, has been appointed
the Tine nnd place for the hearing OF a petition
OF Joseph u Dean praying Tor The admission
TO probate of certain uuCument herewith
Testament Ot q. ". hAtakaniau, dsceatrd.
When Aud whore all persons interested NAV
sppe1r And oppose the prob tte ot said viii. or
me grAntlns ~ letters Parliamentary 10 Joseph
II. Dean, A. prayed for IN said petition.
In witness whereof, ] have hsTeuntO set my
hand sud AfNed toe seal Of said Court tina
End DAY Of February, A, d. i-+G
SEAL g. L. hIANTON,
Clert OF tho DalTict Court
By A. O. REESE.
DpuutyItleFk
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CATARRH

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u0n, Meas The sores, frotsou The Membrane
from sold, Restore. the lenses Of TssIs ,ad
smell The balm ~ quietly Absorbsd aad
gives relief ~ once
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sIArE ur tTAu. -
city md upunty N salt tatc
D David r. Emery. ic"1figf 10 and iof sald
city DO hereby certify that thu above aud fore
going O. IuI.. true aud correct copy NJ lu ur.
diunurr tsutieu "Au ordnance diving tuh
number ~ officers and men ~ which tho fOt
ice department ~ sat iatu city shall con.
a'sL passed. uy The CITY council " sat Lake
tity, State of Itch. tUhruar ~, 49,, ana ~.
proved bi tho Mayor. February o.. o. q, a. ap
uruta NJ record boz my once
iH witness whereof have hercuutp tot my
hand AMI lnNCd the rurpufN.o seat of aali
city. THE the 18th day ~ trHTuHry, A.u. 1855,
i-caLI DAVID =. EMtHY,
o. Iss. CRY Recorder
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ELI hhoIHEhs, - Warren sSssL hsv
IFFE
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AtA meeting Of tho hlsd n directors n tho
Vanderbilt Nmng COMPANY, held fehfuafv
IS. IsG thl time Tor advertising delinquent
st0rk ~ saId company was extended 70 march
H. lsl0. aud ti.se o. sslr 10 March 20, ls.ss
AHNOLD q 6tAIgtt, sCry.
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AN ORDINANCE

An Ordinance aSins The number Of ofleers
and men of which thp unlrU department
u AIT Late tigy shall ruufHt
-LyftuS .. BE Dc OrdtinCi w The CIV Coun'
cd Df rat lh.U city tate of Utah That the
Police department ~ SAT- laETtItY shall con.
tiFt Of thr huard Of Police Hu9 iire tummis.
sIouUts. d chief aud a Captain ui Police. Two
bosk efscauta and tworiF eight additional
officers anti men,
section !. mt iiHhall uo The duiT N ne
Hoard u O|irr huu fIro IumWlHaIouura liu.
o. cdil tgiy after tho approval Uf thIs Ufdinluco
90 HifwisH from the HHid HuNrr department 4
s1fl"iunt number 81 Officers Hud men 20 reduce
thu force u saIu apartment go ihe uumacr
d,s'Eulted uy section ~ tH.a ordnance
section 2. AZ ordnance lu conflict with
this ordinance arc hereby FUrrAIe1.
section 1his ordinance sbau take eject
ffsm aud after ~ aupruyfL
state Of Jiah February 90. isN and referred
10 tho Mayor Tor hia approval
DAVID p. tMEbN, city Recorder
Approved thus the itih Coy N lcnruat ,Ap.
ifs8. JANIS Gt.tNUlNNlNG, Mayor
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NOTICE Is HfHEBY GIVEN THAT
OF tho estate Of Ntunie Barton. de.
ceased, has rendered and ptesent'i
Tor settlement and fled BOO sad court
hls annual accouut of hIs admlnlslta'
ton OF SAID tstato, ara fCd herewith he
petition for the nnal distribution Of The estate
u said deceased hhd that saturday, me lNh
DAY u March. ispd At iu O'Clock a. "a, ~ NO
rourt room ~ SID court, being the JOINT cay
ami county Iu.lring 10 thr r 81 Of -alt Laso,
iu the tate % UtBh. has been duly appointed
~ the ~ q court Tor the .Uttcment " a1il
The nrAl ditiribuuon of the estate u saii de-
ceased u wutch time ami place any u-fsnn
Interested In said estate Wsy appear aud h' Z.
exceptions IN writing 10 snii arruuut and sall
them.
isrALI O. y sTNNrOS, ClefE
by s. e UIEsE. Deputy Dgfa
Dated ttby. lUth. lsid
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The March nvmurr Of Tho Progress
OF the World IL cOmpactly filled with
interesting and valuable Information
On great variety NJ subjects. Aside
from tue usual illustrator iummaTy Ot
tne political histofyof the month the
world over, are Interesting articles on
new discOyrTi,s IN The scientific aud
mechanical fields. Mt, T.. Dulauy's
wonderful yuntion, by " mich he ts g.
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petition for admission 10 probate u will.
DURsUANr TO AZ ORDER or SAID
Il court In said matter, notice h hereby
gwen that Saturday, tue Nth day OF March,
a. u, is.i At o. O'Clock a. M, a. the County
Court House IN SAT- Lake Clty, Utah, iu tho
court room. Of SAID court, has been appointed
tue time AMI place Tor the hearing Of \ petition
OF Eliza Anna Nelson praying Tor he Admis.
sion TO probate u certain document there,
Win presented, purporuug 20 be lhs last will
and testament Of kluA Peterson IensOn de.
ceased, when ana where all persons inter stea
may appear and oppose tho probate OF sid
vii, Or the granting OF leIters elementary
petition,
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
tsIALl hand and anlNrd the seal Of said conf
this Jfd day OF March, 4, u 1894
g. q. STANTON
CLERK OF the District Court
hy A. U REESE. Deputy CLERK.
joins N. CANsuH, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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10 the District Couri, Third judicial District
IN and for salt Lake County,
state Of Utah.
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nAvIn Q. nuNnAM Clstt
NOTICE

The Esgle Foundry 4 Machine Company, 4
corporation, Nh0,o principal place u business
10 Al tue CITY u rat Lake, Titan.
NOTICE.
fI,HERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
Il following described stuCK Of sad orpor.
Auon ON AcCuunt Of Htacsameut LEVIED on the
g0th dAy OF Ausust, isg'. the several amuuus
set opposite the names d the respective share.
name on 80 OF No Of Amount
share holder Certificate sharss Duo
a.. n. Mtthey ~ 10 SEQ
Mary b whitney,, % 10 $50
e. n. Whitney 10 10 ~ OJ
and IN ArcsfdAnce with tho law sud the ORDER
0f the board ~ direc ore ~ said corporation.
o. many sharrH Of each parcel ot auchst cg a.
may be- Necessary vii uU sold ~ tho once Of
inc treasurer Of sad corporation. ~ No. tN
". tfst routu trrot, in lnc city OF SAT- Lake,
Utah ~ public suction. on Tie .drI day NJ
March, 1850, q the hour Of O'Clock y ul Of
sad dAy, 10 pAy The delinquent atsOssmUut
thereon, together VIII tho tost ~ advertising
aud eNUOuHu ~ sale,
Dated This an day u March, lsl6
". u GRANT.
Secretary Of tho EAgTe Foundry q Machine TO.
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Ia the matter OF the Esls,o OF Joseph Helm,
deceased

In tue m,Wsr Of the Estate OF Joseph Helm.
deceased
NOTICE rs HtHEnf OWEN THAT
~ samuel Brinton, Administrator Of the
esiate0f Joseph Hem, decsasei, las 70 duTud
Tor settlement Aud nlUu 40 said court his nuAi
account OF hs #dmtuistTaunn OF said estate
aud petition fur lua uisIruuulu ~ the residue
Of std estate among the persons emitted
thereto, anu that "Wednesday, the 18th day Of
Msr. D.. a, u. ls9B, At 10 o'clock a. NJ, At tho
ruufg room o. said court IN Inc County
Court house, salt LAkc cay and County, UtAh,
has uesn dlly appointed hy the Judge Of sad
court, Tor TIE sUtutmtnt " sad account and
hearing said ptttuu Tor distribution, Al which
time sud plauc any pyrsou interested Ia said
estate may appear aud show cause, II any
there be, why Hnid account should not 10
sculsd and approved and nnN dsulbut on
made 40 prayed Tor
Dated February q, A. D, ls9O
q. y STANTON,
Clerk Of ths nittict Court.
By a. q, nTTNE, Deputy CIU,E
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SUMMONS.

In the nistrict Court 10 and for the Third
Judicial District ~ utah 1euiterr
County of balt Lake.
AnnA N, raulk, plsinun, 10.
Iiyrum Russcd PAUL., defendant
Tue rsouie Of tho Territory " Iiah send
Greeting 10 uyfum hussul fauit' aetona'
ant
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LITERARY NOTES.

Under the title Of AmsricR's Interest
In Eastern Asia, Hon. John Barrett,
United states minister 10 Sism, Pre-.
SCENTS In the opening article Of the
North American Review lot March,
an imptrssive statement OF the gtost
neglect OF American maritime anu
trade Interests prevailing IN that pstl
NJ the world, and points out the
methods whereby u remedy may be
obtained. An interesting paper on
the Revival Of the Olympisn Games h
contributed by Nit. George Horton,
UuiIe 3 Aits consul nj Athens, anu In
Our Foreign Trade aud Consular
Service, M. Charles Dudley Warner
deals most cOmpft htusiysly with =
very important subject
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In tho matter Of the Estate tfG. W. Kama.
kAnlAu, Deceased,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

10 the District Court, Probate division. Third
Judlcial District 10 auu for SAT- LAEo
County, state u UtAh.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

The sanrsHn Mining Company, SAT- 9 axe Guy.
Utah, WurHs Of SO CUmuHu t Copper
duirh. West Mountain Mining Dlss
trItt, salt lA.U County, Utah
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In tho matter OF the Fstate Of ElnA Petorsor
Jensen, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Courl, Probate DIVISION Third
Judicial District 10 aud for -Alt LAKE.
County, state VI Utah,
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LtoAL NOTICE.

CLERK OF the littfict Court.
by a. Z. llFTsK, Dcpuiy CIc,E
JANltH. MOiLE, attorney for administrator
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Notice Of settlement of nual account and
hearing Of petition Tor hnh
dlttrihuNOu.
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Notice Of Time ani Place for the Hearing o
Petition for Admission 10 Probate
OF WAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
TUCKAHOE AND BRONXVILLE.

The new school district No 3. at Tuckahoe. just
formed held meeting on Tuesday and elected
Charles w. butcher. John Monaghan and William
D. Terry trustees: Peter G. Kramer treasurer ana
William f. Thompson clerk. The injunction OBJ
tanned by School District No to stop any organiza-
ton was heard in Brooklyn last week and prompt
~ dismissed with allowance of $40 for District
No. 3.
Father Salter of Tuckahoe, breaches the pane
gyrlc at St Bernard's Church. in New-fork city,
next Sunday II being the feast of St Bernard.
Miss Carrie A. Underhill. OF Bronxville gave an
enjoyable afternoon tea on Tuesday for guests from
Mount Vernon, Yonkers, New-York and BROOKLYN
The playing Of "The Palms on the piano with an
accompaniment the cOrnet 10y Eugene nderhiH
was one of the enjoyable features Of the occasion.
Mrs J. II. de Nres. wife of the pastor OF IN"
Rronxville Reformed Church. has gone To Newburg,
~ Y. for months visit.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Ferguson. OF Minnesota. are
guests of : +. Higgins. president OF the Board OF
School Trustees of BronXvlle.
The game Of baseball between the SUBMITS. TIE
Yonkers crack team and the Tuckahoe Athletics
resulted in victory for the Athletics by a score
Of IL TO i3. go,
Miss A kirchhof has presented TO the Bronxvilie
Hose Company. No. |, large and handsome nag
for the engine house flagstaff
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NEW ROCHELLE

Invitations are out for the wedding OF Grace Ty-
Ter Riggs daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry s
Riggs. OF Palmyra, y. Y. and DR.. George Hunger
ford Phelps Of New Rochelle The Wedding will
take place on next Wedno sday I'm the Palmyra Pres
byterian church.
Edward Finlay the saloonkeeper. who Was ar
rested August . charged with violating the excise
law 10y keeping open Sunday. examined yes
terday before Justice Lamdcn and held In $1,000
bail 10 await the action OF the Grand jury
\ large audience was present IN the gymnasium
Thursday evening at the concert given In honor
OF Mrs Tpington instructor OF the women class
The programme consisted OF piano solo 10y Gcorg"
Mrs Tpington Edward GervHse and +. w. Hooley
song. The Life Boat" by I. Mullins and a comic
song and recitation by Edward Van Neghten. The
entertainment closed with minstrel performance
by twenty-five young women. Among the min
etrels were Julia kavanaugh Nellie Doyle Anita
Synett. Maggie scott. Anna Burke. julia Carroll
Grace Tpington Anna Ward. Lizzie killeen Ro-
sauna Morris Hannah Ward. Sarah Tyrrcll Maggie
Parker Mary Covers Ella Fox Maggie Ileffrran
Mary Egan Maggie Ward Mamie Delaney. Tessie
Parker and Noni Cudahy.
Bernard lnglcmnn. who was recently appointed
special officer. while duty Friday morning In
Residence Park war set upon by - crowd Of ruf-
hans. who assaulted him with stones The officer
emptied his revolver at the crowd and ran into
Cedar-ave. He was pursued lay his assaiants. who
began firing AT him. The noise attracted the park
ened his pursuers away Joseph Mano another
special officer was attacked on the night previous
in the same manner II Is believed that the as
saults have been nstigated 10y number OF men
who have applied for the place OF special officer and
have been rejected.
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TARRY TOWN.

u Conrad has gone on two weeks vacation
10 Southa mpton. Long Island.
Dr Bliss Of Washington was here on Wednes-
day last on visit to his brother. Sylvester Bliss
r V Milla ri has gone 10 Lake George, where ne
will spend about ten DAYS
l.. F Yale and Miss Yale are At Bethlehem. n II.
Miss Buckley and Miss Pumley have returned
home after vacation spent at Chtauqua Lake
Henry Dale and his family at Monmouth
Beach Y j where they will make short stay.
The Rev and Mrs Charles W z. Chaplin. Of
Utica spent part Of this week in Tarrytown, the
guests q Mr. and Mrs ,s. p Raym agIm oDar,.d
by Mrs Aliens sister Mrs Brush. have gone. by
way Of Pixies Peak. to California. where they will
Mrs James NJ Reaua is visiting in ST Lawrence
r " Townsend and Mr. and Mrs Frank Howard.
Of Boston are in town. the guests OF MIR and Mrs
George C. Andrews and his family are to return
Mr. and Mrs James Bird have gone to Orleans
County. where they will meet Everett Bird and his
joseph Eastman and his family have gone to the
Catskill Mountains. where they are staying At the
Mr and Mrs w w. Gibson have gone TO the
Thousand Islands for a short trip ,,.,... ..
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Granbury left on Tuesday for
Mr., and Mrs William Levitt have been at Easton.
Penn, during the week. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Miss Rlanch Lockwood is visiting at Asbury
Messrs W. G. and R l.. Strong left on Thursday
for Buffalo They expected to return early
H. b. Hall has been at Voorheesville. y. y dur
ing the week.
The Misses Edna and Lily Pateman OF Brooklyn,
are the guests or Miss Ella Myers, in North Wash
ngton-st -
John Weber. jr.. has returned home from Can
ada
Frederick S. Falrchd is at Pocono Mountain.
Penn. where he will spend two weeks
Miss Laura -. Jones has returned from tlp
Virginia. 80, ,,,.
Mrs Z " Browne and her daughter Miss Bessie
Violet Perkins. visiting in Germantown. y: y
George Bradley. Of Mount Kisco, has been Visit
ing his brother. Frederick Bradley In Upper Nam
Mrs. Hocombe and her daughter, OF Jersey city
Heights. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Brewer
John D. Hazen. the organst at Christ Church.
j. spending two weeks vacation In the White
Mountains 80
Miss Grace q Moore has returned from visit
her sister. Mrs Y. Dudley, near Scranton.
Penn.
Miss Grace Ely, in company with Mrs j. 5 T.
Stranahan. OF Brooklyn. and Miss r. j. Ely. is ri
Saratoga. from which place the party will go 10
Eichaeld Springs and Niagara Falls.
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PORT CHESTER.

The annual cambake Of the Port Chester Boat
Club will be held tomorrow on the club grounds.
At the recent meeting Of the Village Trustees
Acting President Comfy reported that the promot-
ers of the Port Chester Electric Railway had in
tended to appear before the Board that evening
and make application for franchise for the right
OF way through the village. but a change in the
State law had made II necessary for them 10 APP
pear before the State Railroad Commissioners FIRST
and they would have hearing at the Chamber OF
Commerce in New-York on August y. and would
submit their claims to the Trustees soon there
after as possible. In the opinion of Mr.. Comfy. the
company is composed OF enterprising and energetic
persons and should be well received by the Trus
A meeting of the veterans OF the town of Rye
who served I'm the Army Navy during the late
OF forming Mckinley and Hobart Sound Money
Veterans club. has been called for next Wednes-
day evening at o'clock in the Board OF Trade
room. the postoffice. The call Is signed by
William II. Hyler and Nicholas Fox.
The fremen OF Port Chester are being repre-
sented at the State Firemen's Convention this
week a Lockport by Frank II. Brown. +. r. Davis
William Young Charles f. Lounsbury, Fred II.
Pouty and Fred Dold
The annual excursion Of General John 4. Dix Coun-
Gil. L. o. A. NJ. held yesterday and was at
tended by nearly three hundred persons. The party
was taken to Timer Park on the Aurora.
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KATONAH.

An entertainment Of musical and literary char
acte- IL being arranged by the summer guests at
the Mountain Homestead in Cherry-st. IL VIII
no given in the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Wednesday evening and the proceeds are for tho
benci, OF the Katonah Village Improvement Asso-
citation Some of those who Will assist at the enter
tainment are Mrs H. A. Carr first soprano In the
Raptist Church Of the Epiphany I'm New-York;
Mrs s Eugene Cornell and Miss Cornell. Of Brook
lvn: G. w Wright, J. ~ Arnold J. Pohehus. Of
New-York. will play the piano and mandolin and
give rectations; Arthur Cornell, mandolin, and
George Wright and VIII Robertson. of katonah.
banjo selections.
The Rev John II Eastman Of Pottsve. Penn.
is in this village visiting friends, and VIII preach In
the PRESBYTERIAN church where he was pastor so
many years. tomorrow at hotn morning and even
In the Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev. Mr..
Ham burgh viii take for his morning sermon to-
morrow. "Why We Study Old Book The even
ing Bible reading will be THE Value Of the Insaved
Man 10 Christ" Al the Epworth League meeting
a. 6:g Robert u. Knapp will take charge, and the
topic be discussed IS 'Christs Rehhke to Thomas
the Doubtful"
The silk factory building sold NJ public auction on
Tuesday last by the order of the Aqueduct Commits
sioners was bought for $40 by Emmett Waite. of
White Plains. VINO intends moving n to Tarrytown
for q sash and blind factory.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church met at the home Of Mrs Thomas :
harvest festival" 10 be given some time I'm Sep
tember in the large store being built In the new
'illaee for Henry W. kellogg
James c. Mayne treated the girls Of his Sunday
school class to their annual moonlight ride on
Thursday evening. There were fourteen I'm the
party.
The annual clambakc given by the farmers AT
Trinity Lake will take place Tuesday next
Great excitemen M prevails here over the shooting
OF sker re Adams OF bedtoId station MT
universally liked and respected
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RYE;

The male members Of the Christs 'hurch choir
who have been encamped at Oakland Beach this
week will fold their tents this evening ana return
home The encampment this year mas been the
most successful and most enjoyable ever held by
The cboristers and the number OF people who have
been entertained was larger than ever before the
canp was IN charge OF Professor Harry = Ginard'
the musical director in Christ's Church.
Miss Hyde who has been touring In Europe mas
returned 10 her home in Rye.
A sailing party. about thirty I'm number ieft rye
Harbor Yesterday noon for cruise along the
Sound Among the party are Albert Baldwin. J, A.
Ellington ST. and Mr.. Banks. Of Greenwich,
Conn and the others are from Rye and Port
Chester The fleet. which is under the command
Of Captain William Hodgkins. is composed OF the
following vessels The flagship Mania owned by
Charles McNanus the catboat Fannie owned by
Hopkins Brothers. the atboat Thistle owned by
George P. Nickels: the sOop Dawn. owned by J. e.
Baldwin. and the cutter Silence, owned by Frank
Murray of Port Chester The fleet will sail 10
Bridgeport Harbor and New Haven. and will re-
turn TO Rye early week
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LARCIIAfONT.

pennant and flag will be presented to the I.arch-
mont Field Club by the ladies of the manor to-day
at the clubhouse and the affair is expected to draw
large crowd Music will be furnished by the Cath
Ollie Protectory Band. of Westohester After the
presentation match game of baseball will be
played between the teams OF the Larchmont Field
club and the Port Chester Baseball club.
John =. and Harold b. Hayden. who have been
camping at Lake Champlain have returned to
I@rchmCnt
4 concert and dance I'm aid Of the New Rochelle
Hospital is announced for Saturday evening, Sep
tember >. 1t will be under the auspices of com
nttee Of Larchmont ladies organized to secure aid
for the hospital
Among those who have been invited to review the
parade of the Iarchmont Fire Department next
Wednesday evening the chiefs OF the depart
ments Of Mount Vernon, New Rochelle. Mamaro-
neck and Port Chester. and Mayor Fiske. Of Mount
Vernon. The engines and apparatus will be decor
ated with calcium lights, and music will be fur
nished by Rogerss Band. Of New-YOrk After the
parade supper will be- given al the Belvdere 10
the hremen and their guests
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NAAiARONECK.

Mrs x G. Matley has been elected 10 manage the
free kindergarten. The selection was made at the
last meeting Of the association
The Union Hook and Ladder Company, at it's spo-
cia meeting on Thursday night, elected the follow
ing members: Joseph r. 6;illeandeau. George
A. Carrier. George g. Fry. 4. Hirsh \. : Coles ana
Charles Field Griffen
Recent storms have damaged the estate OF
Henry NJ Flagler at Orienta Point that flower beds
destroyed and many trees uprooted
The Town Board reports that the total amour.
the warrant for this H. S3 ~ 50 All 81
which has been collected with the exception Of
81 SOS II
A progressive euchrc party WAS held last evening
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas /. Rushmore;
at Orenta Point 10y Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Bell
and Mrs. Harry @ Tobey Among those present
Mr. and Mrs Browning, Mr. and Mrs
Wheeler Mir and Mrs Kummer Mr. and Mrs.
Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Halstcd. Mr. and Mrs
". r Cornell Mr. and Mrs william II. Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs Ballou Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and Mr.
al Mrs Peckham
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PELHAM.

The Town Board OF Pelham has decided n enter
into contract with the New York and New Jersey
Gas Light Company for the use Of sixty-five
naphtha lamps for a period Of one year. The
lamps will be erected I'm that part OF the village
lying north Of the railway tracks
The Ladies' Aid Society and number Of his
former parishioners have presented TO the Rev.
Frederick b Kellogg and Mrs Kellogg. OF New
York A handsome silver service. The presentation
was made by Mrs. George s. Glover 10 which the
Rev Mr.. Kellogg responded.
The CORPORATION Committee has issued A circular
ration al the election on Saturday August =. The
committee argues against annexation 10 Mount
Vernon. the ground that the improvements 10
Annexed District OF New-York as an example OF
this argument