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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15
LOCAL AWD GEM RAL
" Fl US BRIEFS.

We have O. number of sub
scribers living at distance who
will owe us two years subsorip-
tion on the first day of Februa-
ny, and as it is rather eXpen-
sive to send each q statement
they are requested to remit lis
amount due, as we are in need
of money. This applies to
those at home rs we'll as those
mt home as well as abroad and
we hope we will not have to
make personal appeal, as we do
not like to "dun" man any
more than he likes to be dun
ned. We hope you will attend
to this matter at once as it is
Important that we should have
what Is due us.
Mems and boys shoes $1.O4 and
up at Pobst aud Wingo's.
Mr.. j. D. HARRISON, Of Knob, was
in the city during the week.
Mr.. Powell Royal, of Witten's
Mills, has entered Tazewell College.
DIR. James O'Kecffe has returned
from a trip to Logan and Miugo
counties, w. Va.
Judge j. H. Stuart. of Tazewel!
held court for Judge Ayers, of Rus
Sci county, last week.
MIR. M. w. Humphrey, of Knob,
was in the city first of the week
and called at the NEWS office.
Ladies' shoes at s1O4 and up
We are closing out shoes.
Pobst & Wingo.
Mr.. Jesse F. White, of the Cen
trial Hotel. left Monday for Florida,
where be will spend the the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Buston en-
tertained NUN Der of their friends
at their home on Railroad Avenue
last Friday night.
Miss Elsie Walkup, of Glenn
Lynn, Mercer county, w. ". is Wis.
itiug the family of Mr.. w. r. Nc
Corcle. OH Tazewell Ave.
You can get good pair Of chiIds
shoes for ~ cts at Pobst & Win
go's. They are blessing out shoes.
Mr.. Douglas Smith returned tue
latter part of last week from a trip
to Russell aud Buchanan counties.
where he attended to his practice
in the courts of those counties.
Esquire f. L. Holmes, of Five
Oaks, has a commission the Gu
ban army and will leave for that
Island shortly, returning in tbs
late fall unless 4 Si,aniard stops
hiw,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
>tr,I'\T VERNON.

The annual Inspection and reception AZ -,
Martha Wilson Home for Aged Women were ts.r
attended on THURSDAY Afternoon MI '','"
Msher ,he president. assisted IN 'eceiNIne oS
Mrs C,rnelius Mclean. Mrs. Charles !iil Niilson'
Mrs Van Court Mrs. Pease. Ms Ham, MI -
way Mrs. Taylor and others Many OF '"'
brought gifts for the Institution. ID. ,.or,ood
The Rev C. III. Tyndai' pastor OF M ~ ~ Tho
Church gave a reception 10 the meInoei liz
fiihe class in the rectory on THURSDAY ne 49,,
was assisted by Miss Maude Duncan ana MISS -'"'
paret Mcintosh -,r, smith we're
married on Thursday rght ~ lne 5E olned hy
hrde's uncle Cherries Weiss. 'n East M
Tho Rev. { H. rynGall, pastor oil ,ne - honor
CHURCH Miss Nellie :. Rich was Hlal. % ~,
A minstrel Performance" viii be SlN'h, - 10
Young women Of Trinity Episcopal hnrchI ~
s,ners House OF next TUESDAY an" eur .a =
nights The performance viii coi,rlS' rho &C.
nsrts The first being the usual overture. ~ d,
and VIII include vocal and instrumch't' III ni
.skeu,alk and q stump speech hy Miss LYoniN .,.d
rhe vnuuc women Of the church OF t!' 81 !,
Hear, have successful with lN'N ''sli' "'-' ~
viii continue another week 80, S.,,,-
Tho opening drill AMI reception OF inc nv ,,oda,,
,atc COMPANY will take place on mex n p i,.,
riglf I'm IN, arrnorv. and on this occasion t' re,
rs@ ,ent duty medals end marksnens badges VIII 'e
distributed 20 the members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
NI,NN.YORK CITY

\ course ~ Sunday etenng lectures is being de-
hvered n tho Thirteenth Street Presbyterian
Church between Sixth and Seventh ayes.. by tho
pastor tho Rev. DR. Walter Duncan buchanan. on
Tho Beatitudes" Tomorrow evening tho topic
vii he "Meckncss.' Tho quartet has been reor-
ganized and consists % Miss Kathryn A. Cowen.
soprano; Miss Mary Peddlc contralto: Carl Rcick.
tonor and Joseph \. Baernstoin basso.
Francis T. Thur1cr read a paper on Postal Tele-
graph" A, yesterdays convention OF the Board Of
Trade and Transportation. Mt 80. 9o' Rroadvay.
Darwin r. James presided
4 special musical service viii he rendered to-
morrow evening IN Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church ut One-hundred and twenty ninth-st. and
seventh-avc by the church choir OF twenty voices
a..istod BY Mrs Louise 'oNlcs Weldon. soprano
undor thr direction OF G. 7. Benjamin, organist
There viii be violin and cello solos. The pastor
tho Rcy. Or. Ensign Mcchesney. VIII preach on
sacred Music.
A. 81 Pauls Methodist Episcopal church. West
End-ave the Suuday-evonng service. which be-
CINE ~ 6 O'Clock will hereafter he preceded for
dft.en minutes bv special musical service. Walter
II Johnston ofgani.t OF -. Paurs rendering must
cal selections The service viii not. howe;'r he
lensthcned but will close - . O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
SING SING.

4 tea. musical and cake sale for the benefit OF
the summer home conducted by the Kings paugh-
,ers Of this place held at the home OF Mrs.
Dudley b. Holbrook at Bfar Cliff, on Wednesday
afternoon. The house was prettily decorated with
autumn foliage. The cake table vas piacea IN
the music-room while In the large dininsrooin tea
2ud chocolate were served. An entertaining rnusi-
al programme given, those taking part being
Miss Maud Brevoort Fowler of Yonkers, who gave
violin selections and also sang; Miss Kate Gorton;
In several vocal selections. Miss Ellen Mof1att ana
Mis- Matte Crane Rove. piano solos. and MISS
Neine Foster Rotations. Miss Rowe was the ae'
cOnlpanist. -, $1,000.
The NTH annual concert and ball or the German
Ala Society Of this village will be held IN owe
Opera House next Monday evening. Rails Orcnes-
IRA will furnish the instrumental music.
A special election has been called for next
Thursday, at which the taxpayers OF the village
will be asked 10 vote tax Of $500 FOR the pur-
pose OF finishing the Durston-ave. retaining wall.
now being built Jointly by the prison authorizes
and the village. a canvass among the principal
taxpayers 81 the village has shown that they are
IN favor OF the appropriation by large majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
FIREUEN OVERCOME BY GAS
LAY FOR HOURS UNCONSCIOUS IN THE HOS
PITAL AFTER NENTURING INTO
SMOKE FILLED CELLAR

For many hours Captain r. s. Greyers, OF the
Fire Patrol and Patrolmen James Barrett and Bry-
ant Lewis lay IN an unconscious condition At 50.
Vincents Hospital last night. after being almost
asphvxiated at a fire at No. Abingdon Square.
The building is a three-story brick structure oc-
cupled by Samuel Blum and his wife, Hattie. Blum
has a cigar store the first story and also re-
pairs and deals in supplied for musical Instruments
Blum had business away from the house AZ 400
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Blum was alone
In tho store, when little ncwsDoy rushed in ana
told her that fire and smoke were coming out Of
the eratings over the areawa?. This news sent
the woman into Mysteries. The boy however
found Policeman Forester OF the Charics-st. eta
ton. ana he turned in the alarm.
The fre-engines eXtinguished he Gre in short
order and then the patrolmcn started into the
basement to turn off the gas Captain Greyers
was the first TO 60 down. He had been absent only
q few moments when he staggered up tho steps
and foil unconscious on the kitchen floor. Then
Barrett went down the stairway into tho cellar.
but socn he also came ~, oNetccm. Bryant
Lewis. undaunted by the condition ana appearancc
OF his co-workers, next went down the stairs IL
remained much longer than the Of them and
turned on the gss but hon rc reached lie kitchen
he too succumbed and lay beside his comrades.
An ambulance from st. Ninccnts Hos pitai was
sent for. and no doctors responded. All attempts
To revive the men 81 the house proved futile. and
they were taken to the hospitai. Even then Il was
eeveral hours before they were restored 10 con-
sctousucss \ tim. - thought that they
were in "a critical condition. Mrs. Blum, who was
in the building when me iro broke or. says that
sile thinks 1t must have hcon caused - leak' ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
NTtTEN ISLAND H4PPLNINGS.

Tho annual gynknana games Of the staten Island
POLO club will be held this afternoon at o'clock.
The game viii include hummer or pony races ana
hurdle humping 10Y tho Country club Cup.
4 campaign meeting Of the Republican organiza-
ton VIII be held ,h!s evening in knights Of Pythias
Hall Totfcnyilie. the Citizens Union viii hold
another meeting in the German club. Stapletou.
II T. expected that addresses will be made by
Charles D. Fairchd, A. ". Harris. Carl Schey
J. j. Rooncy W Harris Roome and Edward
Elmer 'on
In the supreme Court Yesterday the ,iit Of John
II Palmer against the Park Baptist Churcn Port
Richmond resulted IN verdict OK So ~ for tho
plaintiff. Tho acton was brought to recover &
bin fo- paintng the ste"ple Of the church IL MAS
nile-.i that Palmer charged an excessive sum
Tor he work, ana lhc church trustees refused 10
pat.
The certificate OF Incorporation OF tia Princes
BAY Railroad Company has been MED at the County
clerks Office AZ Richmond The incorpoTators are
s., more Case O. :. Barnes. Of Tottenyo; \. NJ
Browne. G.. l.. Harrison. Z. 4. Wlnca pan. John A
Kennedy H. Il. Epson and W. 4. Johnston Of
princes Ba, and A. w. Johnston. OF New brighton
TIL, CAPITA, stock of the new company IL sl5rrt II
intends TO operate ~ cl.ctiic system on Princes
Ra, Ia IN. town Of Wcs tiirld. from the junction OF
the Staten Island Rapid Tr9usit Railroar 10 the
beach The irnsth OF the road viii r." only one
mile and a half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
YONKERS.

The nrst OF tho free entertainments Tor members
ard their friends given last night IN the as
senbly nall OF HOLLYWOOD Inn. Moro than four
IN ndred were present and enjoyed varied pro-
.ramme IL is the intention ~ Superintendent
Crotty 10 have free entertainments twice month.
There will be started next week a bowling tcurna-
nlent among members. and q gold medal VIII he
awarded 10 the member making the hiShesi score
N three games in III. tournament.
Harry ID James delivered the first OF series Of
scrl,res on practical Electricity" before large
class in the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association IN Mein-sf.. On Thursday nlzht.
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Sickley erterts med the Social
Christian Workers at their home, No. iS1 Beach
al on Thursday evening After the usual bust
uess was transacted there short entertain
ment In which Miss Lena Anderson. Miss Mabel
Anderson Miss Matte Medina. Miss Neison, Miss
owens Miss Phelsn, Miss Efe Tompkins and MIS-
McAuey took part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
.
VIEW DISCOVERIES ~ ALASKA.
RICH cr,IMs ~ THE MTNOoK RIVER VALLEY
vNpEvELOPED TERRITORY

nrcu cL,INs N THE M1NooK RIVER vAI.LEY-
UNDEvELoPED TERRITORY.
San Francisco. oct 22-james Dietrich. rin,F
of experience IN California. South America and
south Africa has lust returned from Alaska where
ia snont some time IN the Mlnook River Valley.
He says:
"Whilc there have been three hundred claims
stakcd out on the streams NJ Minook. Hunter.
Hoosler Miller and Chapman. there IL little known
about any but Little MinOok.
ION the Little Minook tho mile Of claims which
has been opened proves very rich. The pay streak
IS from eight 10 twenty feet wide and six 10 twenty
dence TO mo tina: the quartz Will bo seam or pocket
with tho Birch nnd MinooH districts filed. the
prospectors will have to get into tho Russian and
The latter valley IL one thousand miles long. AMI
stream This IL nov reached by tramping over the
mountains from For; Hamilton, distance of ono
hundred and nifty miles across two mountain
ranges With three sledges and seven dogs. two
men c1n ony take in che slcdgeoad Of provisions.
the other being required to carry food for the
dogs This practically keeps all men ont OF the dis
A letter from Rampari city. Magka. the centre
OF the Nlnook district. say 80 ~
Investments IN III neU fields. -. +. Baxter and
g. g Johnson have purchased No. T. on Minoo<.
James j. Booge, OF sioux CITY. ana ". t.. Huh
LIr,i o. Chicago bought the Discovery claim for
s. Oh Baxter has aleo purchas hIlf-intcrcst "a
,nothcr mlnng claim IN Mlnook ana ono on
Hunter. 30. on Minooh H. the claim ont Of which.
Ing DAYS The owners have refused So '1 for ihi'
claim but would sell FOR $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
WHITE, PLAINS.

veo,iors Of the Ladies Whist club o' Fort
Chester 20 the number Of fifteen, were the sues's
~ ,irs Henry De Voc BucShout. VINO " 4 iheh'-
ber of the club at her home in Central-aNc' Ses-
,orosv 4 pleasant afternoon was spent az WHIST
following which luncheon was served. In. loio"
ing members of The club from Port chester "tic
n-As4n,. Mrs. Jarnes Hopkins Mrs Henry p &C.
ard Mrs n De Forest Sherwood, Mrs. John MiIiS'
ir Miss Meta Studwell, Mrs. William Lane MISS
..ook Mr.. George Slater Miss Curtis Miss Nc
.'andlese Miss Clark. Miss Alcorn and the Nl'ssss
Henderson - -,..L..,or ,-orrtv
Historical society will be held in this village i
Thursday. The election Of officers ana th1 81 Ia
sction of the usual routine business VIII 20 ~
In the morning In tho Grand jury Io9lli a,
courthouse: At noon luncnson w pniIdinr IN
- the hall OF the j. Lo, ~, sScii gTq viii an
sembls In the Supreme Court room ~ Q cioJ m,
when the annual address viii be Gsnsrrcu H T
subisrt will he Incidents Of the Revolution IN
Westchester Preceding the Battle OF w ns.e
Plains" Some of the people Of this village snggess
thst "a next THURSDAY is the 121st anniversary OF
the Battle OF White Plains the day should be fecos
nised by general display OF hags upon pil'H7 a"a
p4 The sale o{ cake and articles made BY The io
mates held a. 1 bHrsdsS afternoon attracted
.atisfactory attendance, and about *lp Was W.
lied Among The members OF me me Miss Brincker-
boor Mrs Charles r. Mclean Miss Becker, Mrs.
Charles whitney. Mrs. Roswell Skeei ana M'ss
lanes W. Pierce Superintendent Of ths Tenn,
porary Home. IS attending the convention OF sonoo
Secretary Long announces that the premiums
awarded at the recent county fair vii be p a1dd AZ
Novem6er i beginning at 10 O'Clock in the morn
church quartet is visiting relatives in Portland
Ne. From there she will go 20 Boston. Mass;
ch,,stsn xss"cston. has been visiting old friends
IN Princeton y. j.. this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
SHOT HER son ~ PLAY.
4 IWO-YEAR-OLD BOY ACClphNIAhb'
KILLED ~ HIS MOTHER

Sur Is Exrrc-rED TO DIE FROM TIE SHo'h
"spoor MI. MAMMA" THT CHILD SAID
ANn THE WOMAN rNNoCENrI.Y ToITTrp
Nrw REVOLVER A. HIM AND
SHOT HIM DOWN.
"Nv God, Nv God. have killed NY darling
bov: have killed my darling" wss the piteous
wall Of Mrs. Kate smith last evening a. she ran
dorm the last flight Of stairs Of the fathouse
et No. go Boston-ave 10 the sidewalk, ana
then into the candy store kept by Peter poWd
Dov.d et the time was waiting on a customer
Roth customer and Dowd looked aghast "a they
hehcrd Mrs Smith besnleared with blood that
oozod from p bullet hole IN the LEFT temple ~
n tvo.vear-old boy that she carried IN her arms
Nr Dovd In A. dazed way took tho boy from
tho distracted mother. Then, seeing That ne Was
diving Dovd took him up 20 the second story OF
tho building. which Ia occupied by Mrs. Smith.
who - the ianitress There arc ten families
living in this house They were all alarmed AT
the screams and hysterical utterances of tho dis
tracted mother, and soon the story spread about
the neighborhood and crowd gathered about
the building An ambulance was sent for ana
took the boy TO the Fordham Hospital. where
he died al hour later POLICEMAN Freer then
placed tho chnds frantic mother under arrest
ani had her taken 10 the Morrisans police S'a-
ton. she could not talk we'll, and y Is douhuul
whether she will survive tn shock.
From al accounts the shooting was acct
dental Last week Nj. Smith who j. n fireman
in silk factory. purchased a new revolver ana
gave It 10 his wife telling her that II Was not
loaded. Mrs. Smith placed the weapon IN ono
Of the drawers Of her bedroom bureau. festeF-
day afternoon when her four children were play
Ing In that room she remembered 'hat the re-
volycr was where n was casy for TIE children
10 .;et At Y She went into the room, and going
10 the bureau opened the drawer ana took out
the weapon. II attracted m" attention 81 the
children and 10 please them she sat do"n IN a
rocking chair and began - tumble with the
gljtteri1g steel The children were delighted.
Finally little Robert said. 'fhoot me.
mamma"
Laughfngly Mrs Smith aimed tho revolver az
the bov and pulled the trigger l. fell. and
there vas no explosion \ second time this oc-
cured Then she pulled the trigger again. and
this time little Robert fell with bullet in his
brain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
WHAT IS GOING On TO-DAY.

Loios club dinner Tor Anthony Hope. evening".
YaIe-caril-lo football gams. Polo Grounds. ) p m.
Norris Park races. =. IN.
Commercial Mems Tracy Cljb. No % Broadway'
noon
Annual meeung or Group VIZ, Nev-To-k state
Bankers' Association. Downtown cub. l-'60 p m
Yachting meeting Grand Union Hotel. ?. m.
Republican Wheelinen r1asE-rn~eting Metropolita,
Bicycls Academy. ?. a..
American GeoGfs 7hcal Society reception FOR DR..
Manson Chickerins Hail SO p. N.
Orange-C Columbia football game, orange oval
p. ~
LOYAL Republican Club. 40 - Bond-s.. p. M
Columbia University >all games Columbia Oval.
.3j J..
pr Schaur'er's lecture tho Sunday school rs
son Broadway Tabernacle. 30 y. III.
Ieagu. FOR Political Edo .ation. No. 90 Fnth ave:
aGdrcsscs by Professor George turion ana G. I.
Adam on The Republican Position" and The
iIorrv George Position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

London o.. .. Sailed. steamers tolumhian ~ ID, "
ter,, New ork; Michigan ,Brl, fueb Ne" p sr,,h
Liverpool. &c; o. Sailed steamer Tsuic 'o'' ~
New-York. -. rsap
Queenstown oct =? 4:S0 m, ART, 3D. stesTns.. 70
psnia DR.. Walker. New York fer li'epooi ""' y
ceeieff. Ar
southampton o., 3? f32O m-ssil.d ,,esn"N ss
euste Nic,ori. Gen. kasmpn Orom bampuN "
York -,.. IA
Bristol: Oct 2e-Arivei. steamer Jersey o"'
Lewis. New York -. Rs,d
Prawe point. DC, % Passed steamer rresland '''''
Nickels. New York FOR Antwerp ,..n.neD
Lizard pc' -. a Passed. stanier ps''
Ger. Richter New = ors Tor Bremen. ~, saa-
Shields. oct 2l-Ssiiej. steamer An"ick 'o'
pher. New York. -. dste
Newport Eng or - Sailed. steamer ssmafs :"
Arch tHO. Usher New York. -- Fuss
Fsir Isle oss a2--pnss-d. steSni.- Gsorsis 'oe'' "
Seg-York ~ Copenhagen, etc. -. uumsrct
Hamburg. OCT 22-Arryed. stcSEsr fve:s SSmT
Ger. Abers. NeRYors. via Plymouth ard C,~ IGs0.
Hamburg. oct aO-Arrlvsd. stearlers EncelsiIs Ets-
Muller. New York. oc;. California lier Lsueh's"
York ,.., tBn.
Antwsp. Oct ?e-Arriyed. stssnic British eu'''
Smith. New-York. go. (6sf.
Ponta Fsrrars. DC, 2c-passed steamer nms Al
larrassowits. New-York for Gibraltar. Na' .
Genoa. ,,.,.sr WI
Genoa. Oct % u y, m.--Auiyei, stesme, Me-
helm III ts1r, IIexef Fork. via nap sutlsFes
Trieste. O., is-ssiled s,eamsr IsIria sAu'"' -.
Rio Jtneiro. Oct 2i-saIea. steamer COls'Us.
Cannon, New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NE'r-voRK. FRIDAY OCTOBER e. 1891
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEWBORN. ihIl'Af. 'Ni'"r'' 49, 49,
ARRIVED.
l9 Dam h s SCI" s'a FsBBiii,s4s
with md.e 81 cabin ana ls st,srass pso'T"Tsr' 10
GsSmss S5 s. ~h mise. $50
e S ~ and lS !.ase Hamburg Amer
lean Line Arrived at he Bar At -? m; o.,os- 9
va hampton Roads 81. in ballasi to funch. Ed!e &
60 hI,e i At 'n1 H ,- at w S Livingston October
Bz @ M2aHt H. MGE sr f ara - IA, H srts
%~,er n WITH merchandi.e and z pns.enssrs 70 Bow
r Ar i A he s' har Pis. Island
o-,oucr ~ Win sulphur ore 70 Pm forwooa o. NJ
rS6 a, ne nnmais patsrd october 80
W. sfe 90 Bsarsc jacksonville October IS and
Charleston 10 With mdse and passengers 10 ""iam +
s,TaNer Nac5ochee smith savannah october 10, with
"9c snS paosnS Hs Sorsk News
' de Ard i "a rSse 70 Ha pao-
her 20 %n mass TO d. Cubs span, or rhaa-ph.
c,oser 20 ~. sNair phad.ph, with md,s
S Ag!a ,s Ka Srn ites af a'' Win 'H''
s.1I, t,oos OCT .. $50 y N VIVID .ss moderate
t-'eze' c1ou''' .,u,n
.,o.,,er T. Gaseosne ,Fr RaudNon Ha,re-A Forget.
steau'sf Iu,hri, tR~,. Dutton. LNsrpool-N II Brown
steamer Ner, ,Ger Mroo. Naples. Genoa. etc-oe.-
",.s uaysl too, chrisofisr' Bremen. Via Cher
steamer washington cGer,. pne'sse. Flushing Gus,
s,ean,er Tlriien ,Nor, Bergn TamercS fiarber 90.
~,cauer ,ragearn ,iir). kirkVood. bunAirk BARBER
steamer ,diondacs c8r. ssn-on Kingston sa'anllls.
steamer Mozart ,Rp. Ills BIO Janero-Busk &
steamer Anchcri, O'D. Wilson. Glasgow Henderson
Bros. ~, ,,..., A.,
,aVo. Sc rim ForWooi y keilock.
steamer Thoniss Melville ,}r, ,ireg, Water:ord-J II
Winchester & Co.
Henderson Pros.
CieniIegoe. &cs Castro ,
&, K,ti- S.-A T. Ou,erbridgs q 60.
steamer Neustria ,Fr', Sagos Marseies and NAPLES
Stean,Sr mississippi dr, csnnons. r.onlon-N ship
Steamer Alexandra dr. Marshall London sanderson
s,.s,,sr Kansas ,l,y Fisher Savannsh-Ocean "a 30.
steamer Manhattan, collyer bridgeport Bros
lige Trans Co . ,.
steamer Nesp.r Watson. Philadelphia-Wn clyde
SHIP K,niworth Baker San Frarcisca=pearbasn &
Go.
SAILED
Steamers Bel Nor,. Fort Antonio Christin.
DAM, Aarhuus Pecono ,Br>, Palermo. etc; Hogun
,Nor) cette jamestown, Norfolk and Nevpor News;
Cherokee ran Domingo City. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-23
A BURGLAR IN DOBB'
Z
ATTEMPTS MADE TO ENTER TWO HOUSES EARLY
Yesterday MORNING.

For the second time within A veen the mon AT
tempted TO rob houses In Dobbs Ferry -oil-the-Hud
son early Yesterday morning. About O'CLOCK MIS-
William Boyle, of Palisade-st "hile SITTING III ,he
kitchen Of her house. suffering from a toothdche'
was startled by a noise AT the window. ON raising
the curtain she surprised 10 see man max
ing an effort open the window A. soon as ne
saw Mrs Boyle he away. Mrs. Boyle de-
scriDes him short: stout man. wearing a DARK
suit OF clothes and 4 derby hat. .
Mrs. Boyles husband was policeman. ana was
killed on Sunday last by a live wire several nun
dred dollars was subscribed for Mrs. Boyle and II
is supposed that the thief knew this. ana MS OBJECT
in visiting the house 70 get the money. .
About hair an hour later the same man attempted
10 enter the homo Of John Lee. snort distance
south the same street he was on ths front
stoop and tried 20 open parlor window but the
barking OF a dog aroused the family and scared the