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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
SIXTH AVENUE, GOTH TO 21ST STREET.

Larchmont which recently closed was SUCCESSFUL.
The receipts were more than 81 40 The women
who took part Mrs John Bevan Miss Reagan,
Miss Keveney. Miss McCahill Miss Mullane and
Mrs. Hector
A large number Of weknown people will attend
the reception and fair to be given this afternoon
and evening the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Remington, in aid Of the hospital. In addition to
the numerous attractions offered, Mr. Remington
will open his studio TO the visitors.
The special election held yesterday for $4,000 In
bonds to change the sewer outlet. resulted In favor
of the Improvement by vote Of 3D. to g.
Adrian Iselin, sr.. C. Oliver Iselin. Columbus
Isen, De Lancey A. Kane. H. O. Phelps c. c.
Buell. and other well-known persons. whose homes
are on the sound. We're among those VINO voted
and had their health endangered by the present
system. The principal opposition came from the
people OF Residence Park several of whom issued
circular in which ii was asserted that If a
change was to be made In the sewer outlet II
would be necessary tear up the fine macadam
streets Of the park. The Improvement contem-
plated Is pumping station or disposal works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
MOUNT VERNON.

Tho Board Of Education Tuesday night re-
ceived from the enumerators the school census re-
Gently taken. The census shows 4.5n children Of
school age In the city. This Is an increase OF 0i5
the figures of last year Professor Alfred Hal
lam rc-engaScd musical instructor OF the
schools AT a salary of $1,000 The following teach
then engaged: Miss Margaret Green, kin
dergarten; Miss Marion Clark high school. and
Professor Jared Barhite. of Long Island city. as
principal of School No. ., to take the place OF
Principal Preston who has resigned to accept a
similar place in Brooklyn.
Mrs. H. r. Chamberlain hfty-three years Old.
died her home In South High-st. yesterday.
Funeral services Will be held at her home. and the
burial will be in Beech Woods Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon.
The children Of Trinity Episcopal Church will
have their annual outing at Bronx Park next Tues
day. The school will assemble in the Parish House
at O'Clock and at the park will have games.
sports and refreshments. The annual picnic of the
North Methodist Episcopal schools will take place
In Bronx Park Saturday. and of the English
Lutheran Church in the park on the same day.
The Common Council at its meeting on Tuesday
night received a letter from Francis NJ Carpenter,
County Treasurer. stating that 1854 Is due the
State and county from the city, and must be paid
by August |. The other business was OF a routine
nature. Mayor Fiske did not present the names
of appointees for those who We're rejected at
the last meeting Of the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
WHITE PLAINS.

r,,o ,ouov,np are the newly elected officers Of
Jobron Lodge No. 229 l. O. o. F.: Elisha sutton
noble grand: Charles T. Young, vice grand Aioei'
Ranks recording secretary, ard charles Neh'e''
treasurer. representative to Grand Lodge Jolh "a
SNYDER. proxv. James b. Lockwood
An entertainment will be given In the parish
house of Grace Episcopal Church this evening TOT
tho benefit of the building fund OF the Little
Mothers institution in this village
If IS probable that Board OF Police commas
eioners will soon be appointed for this village as
authorized by the provisions of the new ciar,e h
and Il regular police force ORGANIZED 10 I'm ~
place Of the Present system 0l sp, ,ino linz how
dvnr in This case as II IL not thought that more
than three regular policemen VIII DC Iequi IN the
preserve the peace ana ma!h'al" o'u'' u" NV
Superyisor Frank O. Schirmer and MS FANNY
have been visiting friends this week AT orange
town. Rockland County, ~ d; and Charles An
drrsnn and Miss Roach and Miss Q Hearhe at
tendants AT the Bloomingdale Asylum. who nave
been attending the lectures on ANATOMY anu
pbvsiologv bv Dr. Druham for the last two years
received their diplomas Tuesday evening. All
entertainment preceded the presentation ,, l..
St Lukes (colorod) Church in Weston e.;
Yesterday morning the Rev sylvester Low 4'
The Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church; oLlci-
afing There were about hfty colorch peope Pi'vHS
emf mostly women. Barker was buried IN me
colored cemetery mp in The mis-, peSiue m9
mother The expenses Of the funeral were W Uorne
chester Temporary Home. which has the children
Of Barker in its keeping ,, 90 =
Police Justice John +. Moran, OF TINS viliage' ana
Supcrvisor Joseph Il. See. Of North castle nave
rotrrned from their trip to colorado
This evening District Deputy Robinson OF New
Rochelle will install the recently 9iected oi1cfos
i'm Carpenter's Hall in Wiiliam-st The exercises
will be open 10 the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
STATEN ISLAND OPENINGS.

BY n vote OF 60 to 10 the residents o. Tottenvile
the special election on Tuesday decided to install
municipal waterworks at "A cost Of $4,000. which
will be met by issue of bonds.
The New Brighton Board OF Trustees became
deadlocked on Tuesday evening over the selection
of president Edward Brice chosen 10 the
office temporarily. and T. II. Harper and Peter Nc
Hugh placed I'm nomination for the permanent Of
fee The vote stood 3 to g. The members were
deadlockod for months year ago on the same
j n Nolan weil-known resident OF Prohibit
ton PARK dropped dead at his home yesterday
morning from heart disease. lie was a member OF
New-Do Council Royal Arcanum and Richmond
Lodge No s f. and A. NJ His wife and two
Wr and Mrs Reinhard sledenberg and Mrs. b
Quack. OF New Brighton, have gone to Europe for
the summer. 49, .
The hostess at the weekly reception Of the Ladies'
club tomorrow viii he Mrs. Henry liowells. tr.
putting match for a prize offered b. Miss Violet NJ
Mrs Henry F. Wallace OF Tyson-st.. Snug Har-
Dor has gone TO Put-in-Bay, Mich. TO attend the
Mrs John C. Fremont, jr and her daughters will
sail for Europe next month. to remain for some
tire. -, .
Tompkinsvlle. early yesterday morning, with the
intention OF robbng H. About o'clock Stab came
along TO open the place He saw that the goods
had been disturbed. and went to the door OF the
While so doing King attracted his attention by try
ing to escape. stab ciS,sed him and King. mis-,
taking the open door of'the icebox for a means OF
eqress ran into IT, The door was slammed on him
police arrived lie was locked M in hot cell in
mt Ice beadlunrtsrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

President Henry D. McCord of the New-York
Produce Exchange seems 10 have carried his poin'
with the village trustees in the matter OF prohipit-
ing the use Of Nelson Park by picnic parties. cir
cuses and other public entertainments. part OF
the park lies opposite Mr.. McCords country nome
which he has expended considerable money IN
boautffying He complained. together with a num-
Der OF other property owners In the vicinity tna'
the entertainments created a nuisance and IN
ilred the park and that under the law ny VIII ~
the land was given to the village by the STATE !,
could not be used for such purposes ne ooa az .
of Trustees has passed a resolution lorpludlng tne
Chief of Police grant licenses 10 crcuses 10 eA
hlbt In the park and rescinded resolution recent
~ passed permitting one Of the hre companies u
General e. a. McAlpln and his family started
Yesterday morning for their cottage in the AdiTon-
dacks whore they will spend the rest oil the SUM
mcr months. No,,o,r will
Iose ono OF his fayOre shade trees In 'front.' or ms
handsome property in Snowden-aVe. n ah'S w, ~
laCe The tree is 4 large elm, ana stanus apout III
the middle of the sidewalk. ana Tor ihls Ir1soi,
some two wears or so ago the Board OF NlhaEe
Trustees ordered its removal rs an opstruc'ion "
public travel. The General. however, ASKED tha ~
front Of his lawn back a fow feet. so as 10 WIDEN
Tho nassaceway at this point. The tree mas Stoou
there ever since and go has the fence ana on G
day evening the matter was again ihnt br be-
Iiovcd in every body being treated alike Inc rus
toes had been having trees cut down ana MOI , Sc
blocks removed from In 'front.' OF ne nou, i an nv
ncoplc and II would not look vel 20 nhke ~. ~.
rroniton in the Generals He had not SCI MS
fence back he promised the Tree Wau a nis,I
and in the way OF py any Il wy, moved no
would have IL done in short order me toaIu nc
cordinglv by unanimous Vote, 0rutltu 'a' 49,,
movaI OF the tree and as Trustee reehf - q ma
of his word there Is no doubt that us la'e 10
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NETWORK CITY.

pau, Isar the defendant in a suit for divorce
brought against him by his wife. Ida, in which she
was successful adjudged guilty of contempt OF
court by Justice Lawrence in the Supreme court
yesterday for failure TO ssI costs and Sloo ar
rears of alimony.
The will OF Leopold Turk the lawyer whose pody
was found IN the Central Park Reservoir on May Is
was fled In the Surrogates office yesterday. Inc
will is dated January q, 1891. and leaves property
which the will values at 500, TO the testator
widow. Theresa.
Theodore Retzlaff treasurer Of the Labor Ly-
ceum No Ga East Fourth-st.; the Central LABOR
Federation and the Upholsterers' Union has been
missing since Saturday. lie lived with MS "ile at
No 80 East Eighty -fourth-st. He is an uoholsterer
and was in business for himself at Lexington-ave
and Fifty-sixth-st.
A report was made at the Custom House yester-
dav Of the seizure from Richard j. krautheim,
passenger on the Columbia. of a lady's gold watch
and chain a gold scarfpin and three god rings
with stone settings.
General Ferdinand p Earle has received the two
cannon given him by act Of Congress- 10 De
placed at his home at Earscre, General WASH
ington's headquarters for a time in the kevolu-
ton The cannon will be placed IN COMMANDING
position near the old mansion
A quantity OF testimony taken yesterday be-
fore + D. O'Bren as referee. in the case or the
State Excise Department against the plymouth 30
cial Club OF No 12sl Broadway. The club is also
known as the Broadway Garden and Cafe Com
pany.
The Young Mems Star of the Sea Society VIII
hold n summer festival tomorrow at Suzer $ Har-
lem River Park One-hundred-and-twenty- seVenth-
Of and Second-ave The festival will begin at !
o'clock and the profits will be given 10 the irish
Immigrant Girls Home. The music VIII De pro-
vded by Professor II. j. Davis.
The Societe FRANCHISE de Bienfasance has ar
ranged for a summer night festival, which VIII be
held on Wednesday next at Harlem River fark'
One hundred a nd-twenty-seventh-st. and Second
ave There will be many attractive features In the
festival for the amusement of the guests. including
music games choruses. fireworks and dance.
The proceeds will be devoted TO the FUNDS OF the
French Hospital.
Commodore Browne OF the Cornthan fleet. OF
NewRochelle has appointed James Douglass
Sparkman signal officer OF the fleet Inc ciup VIII
have a dance on Saturday evening.
Thus far the directors Of the Philadelphia Acad-
amy of Natural Sciences have raised only Wow OF
the $50 coo required to purchase the cope pal@on-
to,oaical collection, and President Dixon thinks
tho, Newyork may get the collection after all.
d NJ williams the Harlem drygoods merchant
called for Europe yesterday on the St Paul. He
will he gone a month. In which time he VIII visit
The markets OF Europe. searching for fall novelties
Subscriber city Improvement Society No l.
East Twenty-third-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
YONKERS.

At a special meeting OF the Common Codncii on
Tuesday evening the request of the Board OF i>"i-
cation for appropriation OF $4,000 was granted
OF this amount $4,000 will be expended In the pur-
chase OF land and the erection OF an addition 10
the John NJ Mason School No. 6. in Ashburton-
ave: 1906 for the addition 10 School NO :, IN
Walnut-st.. and $4,000 for new school In that part
Of the city north Of the old Croton Aqueduct' west
of Nepperhan-ave, and east Of North broadway.
For these improvements bonds will be issued bear.
ing per cent interest and maturing In the sum OF
5000 each year. beginning April J. ls3. Co., luna
The report of Health Oihcer BANKER lor June
shows 80 marriages. s. births and IS deaths in this
CITY In that month. There were 80 cases OF con-
taaious diseases reported OF which - were dlph-
This afternoon the TERMS tournament that opened
at the courts of The Park HIN Country club on
saturday viii be finished by the PLAYING OF tho
finals in the doubles. McssrS. Feeter and Hunter
Feeter and Miss Weller VIII meet Mr. Valentine
and Miss Vidaud. Miss Vidaud won the rrize IN
the ladies singles ana Mr. Cole that In the men s
An entertainment. will be given in the house Of the
sirk Kahics Fund Mise Annie Louise White has
volunteered her services anI III, give p ,n4no
Grimm nm NOTE Institute club did not have It's regu-
lar weekly outing last Saturday, but postponed II
IN tnday The members will meet Miss Lawton
at PsGhe pi Hav boat as far as Newbure viii be
taken. should the day be stormy social VIII DE
The committee on Early Closing, OF tho civic
League has IN ths ppGpe %nr lo
far as possible. not TO shon AZ any o. me rigoods
stores of Yonkers on Tuesday Wednesday or
Thursday after o'clock m in order TO reiieys
ma nrn.sure Of the long hours on me employees.
This committee T. composed OF Mrs. cyrus \.
poke Mrs Charles +. Gorton: Mrs Samuel j..
Cooper. Mrs. Kettrel and Miss Florence j.
Parsons IT., .,,,ro,,ad ,.os,or5ay tho
Mans for the alterations Of the hrehouse In Vine;
90 so as 10 accommodate the nook ana
iadder and chemical engine and members OF thn new
are comnany that will be located there this fall
In The Surrogate Court IN this cry Yesterday the
Wills Of George Rockwell OF Iarrytown' ana Jo-
snnh Stiner OF Dobbs Ferry. Were proved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
NEW-VOCHELLE.

4 pretty lawn fete and fair is being held on the
lawns surrounding the home of Richard Burnett. at
Huguenot and Centre SITS in aid of the New-Ro-
chelle Hospital In addition TO the numerous
booths a pony has been secured and the children
90 o,to,,ine daily rides The AFFAIR was arranged
~, Niigs Roma burnett assisted by Miss Lucy
Hvoit Miss Dora Smith, the Misses Addie and
Ess,brin, Keens Miss Alice Cotton. Miss Lillian
Mtnann Miss Nav Woods Miss Florence Hollings
worth and Miss Margaret Scott The fair VIII b'
W. roine Strack eighty four years old died
the home OF her niece. Mrs. Muschell In Highland
Park yesterday. The funeral VIII be held al Kan
way y j. this afternoon. ~
Workingmen. under the direction OF Francis VIII
son and f. w Kembe. began Yesterday 10 con,
str,r, The dlsmantled stone fort and artificial
breast works given by Mr. Wilson, TO surround and
bcaut(y the soldiers monument
lanes Flanuaean. clerk OF the Board OF Health
and Miss Nellie Day. sister Of Mrs. L. y. Griffin.
wife of Alderman Griffin. were married IN New
York city last Thursday. The announcement OF the
wedding has Just been made.
The fair Ia aid OF ST. Augustines Church. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races. Sheepshead Bay
$3.50 p.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
Atlantic Yacht Club cruise.
Middle States Tennis Tournament, Orange.
Meeting of Chicago Gas stockholders.
Polo match at Rockaway.
Music in East River and Madison Square parks,
p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Captain r. D. Evans. OF Wash
ington: John f. Hudson. of Boston. and Com
mander c. II. Davis. l.. S. n. EVERETT-George
W Guthrie. Of Pittsburg, and DR.. George u.
Crown of Sheffield, Mass. FIFTH AVENUE
Professor c. A. Young of Princeton. and Lewis
Gnter of Richmond. GRAND-Lieutenant Powell
Clayton, U. S. A., and L. NJ. Manner. L. 5 a.
HOLLAND-Colonel Samuel p Colt OF Rhode
Island and ex Governor Thomas A. Osborn. Oh
Kansas MANHATTAN-F. II. Eldridge, Chief
Engineer United States Navy. MURRAY HILL
Senator y. y. Stranahan OF Fulton n >, ana
Senator ]. NJ Mullin of Watertown. WALDORF
Juan Duboie, Of the Spanish Legation at Washing
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
PEEKSKILL.

Charles Mccoy, seven years Old the eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Mccoy, of Simpson
Place was drowned yesterday afternoon In Dcky
Brook which empties into the Hudson River just
below Peekskill. The boys body recovered
by Charles Gilleo. and Justice Halsted, in the
absence OF the CorO..er. gave permission for the
removal OF the body by the boys parents. He was
bright youngster, and general favorite In the
village The inquest will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
TARRYTOWN.

The thirtieth hearing in the Of John D. and
William Rockefeller against the assessors OF the
town OF Mount Pleasant held before Franklin
Couch referee of Peekskill. yesterday Another
hearing will be held Tuesday, when Frank V.
Willard will finish the Examination Of
Thomas II. Purdy. a Rockefeller witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
PORT CHESTER.

Reynold Rudolph who drowned on Monday
at Rye Beach, left peculiar will. which has just
been opened. In the document he expressed the
desire not to be put on Ice but dead 10
be placed IN plain pine box and cremated without
religious ceremony His wife and relatives were
much embarrassed at the extraordinary restric-
lions placed upon them but have decided to carry
out his wishes with the exception Of the religious
ceremony. which will be held privately at the home
on Friday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
TEN CARS THROWN INTO A RIVER.

Pittsburg July "A through freight train on the
PlttsburR and Lake Erie Railroad was thrown
from the rails at Faston Penn. about o'clock
this morning and ten ears were precipitated over
an embankment into the Beaver River. Forty
tramps were on the train and several OF them were
caught I'm the wreck. one unknown dead man and
three Injured have been taken out and six others
are missing The accident was caused by broken
nange Trains were delayed several hours BY the
wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
,uppJClV PILGRIMS TO ROME.

Bishop Hennessey. OF wichita KAN ana num-
hor ~ Western Catholics sailed for Europe yes
,r5ay on the Red Star steamship Westernland.
Thav expect to have an audience with the Pope at
the vatican. and Will reach the Sanctuary Of
tnv,r,ss about August Is, returning In September.
! TS, "a the fourth annual American pilgrimage TO
Rome and Lourdes On I Sap Ta Bishop Hennes,
WSSr,h German Lloyd steamer Fulda. expecting to
rcoch Rome a week ahead OF the tourists. and in
lime 10 arrange for their audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NININTIfRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise i37 33 Moon sets m II $50 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 1915 Gov Island l:?t Hell Gate eiI
PM-sandy Hook 2O7 Gov. Island 30 He'll Gate %;lS
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Announcements.
Henry A. Daniels. NJ

Henry A. Daniels. NJ D..
90 West op;h 81.
,ns,rm.nt. Of the Nervous System impotence Stertty
and like ailments "ou'' =" - ="
T. A. w Pocantico, Nakodas. E. a W.
" Roth new effects In high banded collars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
SUFFERING FROM LATDANUN POISONING.

found Yesterday afternoon in front OF No ls6 West
seventy-frst-st. suffering from laudanum poison
ing Dr. Van Derlyn. whose Office is at that num-
her did what he could for him. and then he was
taken 10 Presbyterian Hospital piece OF paper
was found In the mans coat pocket on which were
written the words "Goodby mother" There was
Nothing else Of any give a cew TO the man :
identity except the letter M" which was found
on a silver plate in his hat. He wore blue serge
coat. a deep striped shirt and serge trousers. He
ia about twenty-five years old five feet seven
inches tall and Of medium build. The doctors at
PRESBYTERIAN Hospital said last night that the man
was in a serious condition and might die.
North Shore Limited-New-York Centrals morn
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel Line From Malls close Vessel saila
Columbia Hamburg Hamb Amer. 400 a m I'W III
II II Meier. Bremen. Lloyd.... e;o a IN l1;W
Madiana 81 Thomas Quebec. 100 p m SWpm
Curacao Trinidad. n & Orinoco. LOO m 3Wpm m
Cearense Para. Red Cross. 300 p m oopm
FRIDAY. JULY 0.
s. OF Nebraska. Glasgow, Allan State. l2'W
Arcadia Porto Rico, & R.. 800 I'm t0pm
Comanche. Charleston. clyde. SUP m
Rio Grande, Brunswick Mallory... - o'OP III
SATURDAY, JULY 10.
Etruria Iiverpool Cunard. ......... 1000 100
Ia Hretaene Hayre French ......... 800 1000
Obtan, Rotterdam Hol-Aner..... 500 m 1870 a
Fulda Genoa q Lloyd .......... 500 m l0U m
Anchora, Glasgow. Anchor ........l 1850 a m lZ:v m
Allegheny, Jamaica Atlas 1000 a m II W m
Kuty Cane Hayti Atlas .......... 1900 a m 1900 m
Alianca Colon Panama. ............lO:OOa 1900
Vigilancia Campechc. & Cuba. .l0:3O a m lp p m
Habana spanish IL 100 m lU m
Creole, New-Orleans Cromwell 3U M
Alamo Galveston. Mallory .......... - 5Wp M
FL Rio, New-Oreans. Morgan. - 3:Up m
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did not identify him. But Frenchman who
rented the house in Woodsde for Buaa, the
agent. said he identified Thorn the man who
had arranged for renting the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08

North Shore Limted-NewYork Centrals morn
ing train to Chicago Leave Grand Central Sta
ton 1000 arrive Buffalo $40 p m. Chicago next
morning at 800. by Michigan Central. s's
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Prince ard Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-sccOnd ana Broadway.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-04-24

great battle, if the Turks succeed in
reaching that place. Dispatches OF
Thursday were to the effect that the
town was literally crowded with fugi.
tives, women and children who had
come there from the smaller towns
and villages in the direction of Milou'
ma, where the bulk of the fighting is
now going on.
The outlook now is that practically
everything is staked on big battle
that is likely to take place op the
plains of Thessaly. The probability
is that the entire Turkish army will
soon be down in the plain, and if 80,
it will be met by all the forces that the
Greeks can summon. If the Greeks
are defeated, the Turks will speedily
overrun all the provinces to the south
but if the Greeks shall win the battle,
the Turks will be forced back into
their own territory. The chances
seem to be rather in favor of the
Turks. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-04-24
sHERIFF,s TAX SALES.

DY virtue of TAX EXECUTIONS to
ID me directed, and in conformity to an
act of the general assembly, approved
December "a, 1887, and amendments there
to, passed and approved, I will expose to
public sale, in front of the COURT HOUSE
OF YORK COUNTY, during the legal
hours Of sale, ON the FIRST MONDAY
IN MAY, next, being the 3rd day Of
MAY, 1897, the following described real
estate, to satisfy taxes, penalties and
costs, due by tax payers named, for
the fiscal year commencing January 1st,
1895, to-wit:
G. B. Wallace-A tract of land contain
ing liz acres and one building, lying in
Kings Mountain township, bounded by
lands of j. F. Smith, r. N. McElwee, G.
r. McCarter, Emily Love and others
Taxes, penalties and costs, $l2.68.
Mary A. Clark-A tract of land in
Kings Mountain township, bounded by
lands Of Davis Brown, T. A. Brown, Tom
Crawford, Thornburg lands and others.
Taxes, penalties and costs, $10.26.
Ellen Anderson-One house and lot in
Blacksburg, situated on Lime and Shelby
streets, bounded by lots Of Mrs. Mcclure
and M. R. Reese. Taxes penalties and
costs $3.50.
Terms-CASH.
JOHN R. LOGAN, sly. G.
April 8 q sat