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TH E PIONEER. jQATUHDAY, NOV; 3 5 ,1881 J t o H o i M I . Th* fcffow Of buetetoi — a *r« « o > Y r tettac. W o odwork « » 4 A k u u r l U i 9»y. • * — »I m ......... *■*» I * M t w l » , . . . f « s I M o o r , \ ' . m i t t n M n i M i . , M H U w r S w k . l l , ............ I M * - - r; Stow k i M U l w i« k , i t 4 i |. M m * |nt*-«aj OM m . U rmrf Ml . . . I l S s a m A n r *>***. ....... • , BAILRQAP TIME-TABLE. - w j u w r f j * « f W w * * » ■ M)ii r a n t u t x > , ___ *«*4Ss MWI l.»*. I W, A.«.i M.H.S.IK, I n r t m h r M m - - J Albert Frey, jeweler, h«* purchased from F. Lorenzen, lot on North itreeti adjoining property of Adun Deihi,on which he will erect * (tore end dwell ing. It will be two stories with * ground eiza m shown by the architect's plans o! 32x40. To some the location way seem venturesome, hut to those who stop and think- for * moment, it *ill be seen for the bust ten: years the vicinity of th* depot,' has been the cen tre of business attraction, and its fu ture prospects are decidedly flattering. i s s a Lean Me l taia te w ». .■aw.sv* mm *■ . mi . an. an Lun ne* Ita a a iu i X t t T f j r.«. r.M. i.a a m H* im . a n «■** ».«. aw. Lett* kaeieM Bieia .Ui, rM em. l i a MM an lm. a n ata ii. ait i.u, im im . *. a ^JJrtlMjawMUfW M U |k m w < wiMtk. anmar.xauaa in n Wiw a. * *11 jw see *t-;-att; u m r. w. ^ y ieS w i iaiai iwm m i ainn-e.ee kaie ssa M.Mr *w WyMle;-*#. a*. *. e. I m V s i t a i i U l w r s w * • * a . tamr.es ■ r lm kmeet «r atosMa. _ Our well knosm Sad highly respeoted townsman, Qeerge 11 Downing, aailed on the steamer ilseha Tuesday, for Eutop*. For eotat* time . pest Mr, Downing's health has, been failing and by the adrioe of physiciaiie he hopes to rtgAin it by a trip abroad. Two ysera ago a similar absenes proved of graat benefit Th* friend* .1*11 hara hop* for his speady fetarn and hi* sn- tire restoration to good health. Mr. Downing oxpedta to be absent at least four month*.- In ihe msantisie he de lta* to say to hi* many patrons that the business will, be ' conducted with its usual care and enterprise. TH* POST-OFFICE. mute MBITS. im . CM*. Me. wifcr<,,,...»ir\ .— MAJLA c l o s z . .*“•** Mer.V a t * . * , * . ......... . . . It*. ll:W,t-m.. luM r M iMne ml l » a. w. iM ew M S U iSm a m ...i.M e.ie.r.w ...MS, |M.r. w. omee win he LOCAL INTEUI6MGE The New Koehell* Rubber Works , are again uetire. The BoMid ef fiaparrisora, are Uk fog eeme steps to separate ths male Sud fowilis prieouers' in Whfoe Pltina jefe. We ahsuld think it about time. ArshiUat Chamberlain, of thie place, ^ ' i i m r g s ol takter down the old Theatee, eesuer ef Thirty-fir^ street, kud T liM areame, H. T. city, and tbe ffiMtiM e t a new ome ou the old eite. »■» Teenfo.J i inhdm gnd Son, y doiag ep aetirh hnaiiiem for the Travelers ■Idfirwl AeehWmt Iesyrance Company p i ttahfccd, Cocul Their rales are ifcm dlagly moderate, and within tha rank e< aM elsessu. - • * \ i — . .WSHaaa Le Ceunt, Auctioneer, will SsHeuTweeday next, the contents of the jewslry store on Main start, be- iMqjfog.to Otto Pruemwr, consisting ,.rt rtoelta, watches, aad.a variety of srtMeatphpd jn a.rtor* of the r ' ______ inewus a stranger walk through tha fomisem part of Main strse* to-day, and if he is not foioriddy imptmaed with tho Improismeote iwi»« made by EBaahirfir Koihler, Isunbden, and IftVrlT*1 we dtall be decidedly mi* Tuesday night, ths Stamford Special ~»sa. o f tha track near Mamaroneck. fchW rasm k to hare been injured, .tkeagh traisl war sosafwbat ^»Uyed: 1 and sotae oesridemb)# damage to the pyopsriyof tha tompaay ths m u lt These acctdeeda are getting to be en- ttttly of frequ*ut oocarence. '/ The winter evening Sojcial Clubf held •ih ef their ifost entettaiunfontii Of the foisca, hi the reeidenoe ol 'Sliee Annie ^abtc, Main street, on Friday ereising test It waa a pleasant etening and as such was folly apprepiated by those who attended. It is the commence' fheat of reunions which in tbe eountry Srpeoiilly, are of the most delightful Well may the New Rochelle Rowing Club feel proud of tbeir pecent suc cessful entertainment.. They deisrre sucosas, and as long aa they con duet tbeir Utkin upon the sound priuciplea which hate characterized 'their moTe- ments from the beginning public sup port will not be withheld. If on some future oeceaiou a similar entertain ment should he giten, ths satisfactory and highly pleasing programme of Monday etening, will do much.toward insuring success. No doubt half and more of the audience present Were de sirous of supporting the Bowing Club. We do not mean to be understood that Mr. Burdette, Hammond, Brandies,snd Mrs. Cols were unknown. Not by any means, nor do we speak lightly of the excellent performance of either of the abote named upon the occasion in question. The management was on s sound bssis and such is always ap- proted of by the public. Ou wwrssstii*. ‘ Many will remember tbe banque giren to our farmers ■> at this place, by the Fox-bunters some time since and how no less, than seTen kinds of punch upon that occasion, was served from the ssme bowl, but jn col ored glasses, to those worthy tilers of tbe soil, all for tbe purpose of making peace, and the privilege of galloping acroaa the meadows and new .‘gown rye fields unobstructed. We learn the Hempstead farmers have eomtnenoed war in earnest against the. fox- hunters, who continue to ride over th* farms, notwithstanding the ,wara ing* they hare had not to treepea* on private property. Farmer. Calcignino on a recent occasion seeing the kunts- mea approaching his form, procured hi* ahot-gun and, as they approached hi* premises, be opened fore upon them. The hunters spurred their hoifoe to their beat speed to get out of the range of the gun. At an indignation meeting the former* decided that they would protect their rights even if they had to retort to extreme measure*. Exactly like the New Bochelleforaer’s abttinep- cy until captured by the gentlemens' diplomacy referred to. We suggest to the Hempstead fox-hnntapitheblive branch system inaugurated at Neb Rochelle. ■ n li t a u W* are at a loea for word* sufilcieBt- ly strong in condemnation of the mid night disturbances that has happened on the Main street, for eeveral night* during the week. Is'it not high time the authorities took some steps to put an end to this business. Wluitbas be come of the Protective Association t A peaceful quiet citizen .returns from a wedding tour to be harassed into pay ing a sum of money to maks paace with a lot of law break* ra. Not onjy are they liable to indictment for thfo wholesale disturbanee of foe neighbor hood, but to heavy fine and iaeprfoea- o u t Weapggest a liberal reward bs offered at once for th* a m et fod e*q- viction ef the ringleaders of these riot ous proceedings. are* arew \Does onr system ef trial by jury gits reasonable assured** of Justifs ?'* T) m above was ths question before ths Lyetum Wednesday evening; Tb* afilrmstive of th* question waa ably SSatainpd by David F. Davids and William LeCount. The qsgativ* by Henry M. LeCount end LeBoy Boutozy' The Judges Were C. C. Van Benscbo- ten, B- P. Carpenter, end Henry A Gouge. The decision rendered was in favor of tb* affirmative. Priniipel of the Public School, Mr. Isaac E. Young, Mr. Georg# Fergueen, J- W. Boofhby, and Mr.. Jamee Askew oined in th* debate and, gave some telling illustrations pro and con that helped to make tbe(deb*t* decid edly interestiag throughout. The hall waa filled, many ladies preeeat, ecemed to enter thoroughly into the eapeat ness of the debate. Next Wednesday evening Mrs. Martha J. {aunb will de liver an address before th* Lycsum, subject: “Old New York,” which promises to be very interesting. Mrs. Lamb has become celebrated as an authoress, having written the history of the subject of her lecture, which by some ia considered to surpass all former historians upon the same^subjeoL *h*4x«e«e. Mrs. Bell* Cole’s singing at Monday l* M ‘s concert, as mezzo-soprano, was vtgy goed. If we mistake not, she is ..saMtlsd to more aa an accomplished M&fo then the public have yet been fiSfog to accord. Tbe execution of - Oaatfoued* Noel, “CbriitmaaSong,” and Generive in reaponce to an un- fielding encore from a delightful audi- ' ’’aabt ‘fully competent to eritfcise, are jfoeMvUc of more than a passing com- msM. ■ It we mistake not, a future an- IMWSeenent to appear before a New Jfoebslls audience would insure a goed *\4w*sa Nr, J. S. Burdett, as a hum- arous sloeutloniat certainly ranks well ia kfo class. Mr. H, Brandies, tenor Toesliit. tito filled bis part of the pro- gtamsM exoesdingly well. Mr. John H m isnfl coraetiet, executed witb fair gbjtfoy ilia poriios ol ihe exercises, re- •siviagaUbsrslftuurs ef sppUueo and •M B***. Qiaeirt a a S S w S f o i . The entertainment given at tbs fown hall, Monday evening, under the au spices of the New Bochelle Rowing Club, waa the grandest of the kind New Bochelle has ever been fevered with. The hall was filled by'the nrst families of the place, and Mamaroneck nd Eeslcb ester people were every where conspicuous throughout tbe audience. The following programme was not only well received and appre ciated, but the selections by the re pented ecored. artists, ‘ called forth bursts of applause that must have glad dened the hearts of even the pro fessionals. MtOGRiXXt!': P art I. fiecitatioa . Ur. J. 8. Burdett. 1 st Qntctl Ta&UiU, ..\Thu F»vorlt«*M.,.J. Ur. John Hffnmond. Boaft&tt.Uignoa \... ........ A. Thomti. Mr. H. Bnmdols. Or 1* itiU'ond* ..... \II Oiqrgmentd.'**.. .Uercad*sto. Mn. BeUe Cole, BeclUUoo.. ....... Selected.. Mr. J. 8. Burdett. P ant It. Air V«rie. ..... . ................................ Weber Hr. John Hammond, ........... \Iiove occe ffgeia.\ .......... 8aUtv*D. Mr. H. Brendclfi. C*atI(jU6 do Noel.»\Cbrletmu Song.\.. Adolpb AdJtm, Mrs. Bello Cole, IteclUtton ......................................... Selected, Mr. Jt 8. Burdett. Da 0 ,,.,,..“Dnonotte t Veneita,*’ Lucentont Mra. Belle Colo Nnd Mr. H. Braudel*. Not only was the affair of itself great success, but at the same time, what makes it still more, is tbe remun- erstive offerings accruing to the ben efit of the Club, which as we under- staid is to be used in enlarging tbe Club House, and otherwise perfecting the eurrousdiegs. m f t f f A ik Mr*. Harriet Bieeher Stowe, is st tha Grand hotsl, N. Y. city Jss. G. Blaine, k at th* Fifth avenue hotel, N. Y. city. , ^ Mr. J. F. Harrison's .family will travel through Florida, .this Winter. Grover Cleveland, Govanor-eleet, resigned the oflfo* of Mayor of Buffalo Monday. Wm. L. Wells, M. P., fans been con fined to th* house ftorii aicknees for a week past. He it improving. Mies Eva 0. Moore, of this viliRge, kas been appeinted nMaehec in foe FmUfo School at Orang*, N J. Mis* Hatti* Mitchell, and Mias Brils Fard, lsava Lafohmont to-day, for Cbihahua, Hatieti, to remain fop. Ih* winter. Mr. WilltiM C. Rug*r, Chief Judge rieet, of th* New York Oo*it ol Ap peals, is at th* Hoffmao koaae, New York city, The'happieet m*> in the Htafo ef New Yerk, in John Kelly: Wky should he not be.. He won and why should he notrejoio*. Foefoaaater Jerome Ball, of City I* land, him returned from a ririt to tbe Shenandoah Valley, a locality quit* familiar to him during the war, When a member o f ih* famous Lincoln cav alry. : Misa Anita Hargous; who waa prought Up in this place and is con sequently w ell known to many of the older inhabiUnts, will b e mar ried in December, at St. Thomas' Church, New York city. She will become Mrs. Deforest and will go to France, on a wedding tour. The lower part of Franklin Aranas ha* been completely lavried during th* past Sumtaer.^Now let th* sidewalks b« graded, end th* value ef property, all along the avenue w ill be increased. pwewune Aeeleee enaaese. At a meeting of the Beard of Trus tees, of Mount Vcrnoo, held on Tues day evening,* committee was appointed to wait upon President Wafoous, ef tha New Yark, New Haven and Hartford BaSread Company, and formally pro test against ths company makiag foe proposed ehjusge of rout* and grad* through that village. If th* system of proteetiag, nvaifoth to the benefit ef th* people, would it not .be in order foe our New Bocbslls people to pursue n similar course. The new steamship Chaltahooshs, 'of tha Ocean Steamship Company, was open for geeeral inspection at the foot of Spring Street, The Chattahoochee is the latest addition to the line, aad ja model, atrength, speed sud appofot- ments is considered unequalled, in the coastwise trade. She was' built by John Bosch k Sons, is 319 feet in length over all, ia forty fast .beam askf has twaaty-five and three quarter feet depth of held. She is,built of iron and combisM all the la teat im provement*. She sailed ou her first trip to Savannah, Wednesday, under com mand of Captain fi. it. Daggett We* understand some of her employes hail from New Bochelle. ,, HOW TUI xrcKir cathquo stood has nzciDzn. ji. The doings of the recent Boman Catholic synod in New York city have not yet been officially published, but a New B ochiixx F ioheek reporter learned from a Catholic clergyman, that- th* synod decided that \all marriages which occur among Catholic* must take place in the morning, and at'the offering up, or after the sacrifice ofthe s*. Alio that the names of all Car riages so consummated must be pub lished in the Church two werifo pre vious to the ceremony.” The clergyman, informed the reporter that on different occasions the publication of the hahes had bean suppressed by the pay mint ef a certain sum to the IrsMUiy ef tbje Church—when the priest was satisfied that all was right, hut this decision of tb* synod, leave* thie matter so that it will be impossible to miaoosstru* its provision*. Th* priest thought that the decision would lead teles* mistake* being made in large cities, by infatu ated man. t V f m Kite. By roqueet we again publish! the bill* as sudited hy tbs Boerd of Town Auditors of thia town. StnrlfrW Mtbof Bffsdml. CW1 bm 4> AUo^gl, Ab*l C tW O m u i k t i« * N c e c f th« Ytoee ...... .. ............. . •42.00 tiS.OJ Wat. WachNay, Jnotlee ef tbe , Fw(9 ......... . ............... . lMT.Sg' MO.II Wte, I n Count. Justice of the t i Ya*ce ....................... .. 101M . SOtM Arthur Bober, Boeeirer ef Tuoo. SH.80 994.6 BeU A Heraer, Mfc, etc,, for Bo* * ‘ • m orirerTexeo ......... . ............. 90118 J*nm* TroYhNfoo, Oramar of tbe Poor..*............................. l«Too 164.00 YhtMp Ccmwoy, Oreroaer of The Poor ....... . ............... . ....... 96.00 Conrad Bote, OTOiroer of the Peer la.oa. 141.05 New Boebelle Pioneer, prte1Ut(.. 'JH.K New BoeheUe Praoo, yriittef,.... m .ir 986.71 X. J. DtUon, Town Clerk .......... mad 200.10 JobnB. Bfwteam, Town CUerk..... 1M.70 iteito A. V m CortlOBdUmedicil ecrrioto 15.00 15.00 A. B. Yarn hem, modio*) mrricee. 90.00 90.00 O. Wiloon, Inspector of Beottoa.. 8.00 6.00 A. Kreitter, I&ipeetor of Station. 8.00 6.00 0. B. DeY«*n,lnop’tov of Station. 12.00 13.00 J. L. Content, druwtet... 1.00 1.00 A. J. Jonx, BieftaeCoamtetidoef.. 96.80 96.80 Oee. Ktroboff, bcite Comm'r.... 98.00 96.00 W. T. Devtdff, Btoteo Coaum'r. •..» 96.00 96.00 Wm. Brady, Asaeaeor....... ...... 120.00 190.00 Oeo. t*mbdon,AtoeNor. .......... 100.00 200.00 W. L. Bnraott, Aoueoor. . ......... 100.00 200.00 W, L. Burn'ett, Cemmtteioner of Hifhwayf.......... ....... . 90.00 10.00 France* Stoster, ContMtefilottor of Hlghwfty*......... . ............ . x.jr 26.47 W. 0. Bwtcord, ConiiniMlonor of HI|bw*y* ...... . $. 96.00 96.00 r. SfffUoy, Clerk of Keotioa ...... 6.00 8.00 Qeo. T. DffTin, Clerk of Xlectioa.. 8.00 8.00 A. M, Doderer, Clerk of Xloetion.. 6.00 8.00 Otto PrUMssr, repftlrinf T own Hell, cloak ............. . ......... 1.09 8.00 H. D. Phfilpf, Snparviaor ......... 919.50 989.80 Mortin J. Koogh,Joc*l serrloei... 100.00 100.00 W. H. Le Coant, Auditor .......... 16.00 15.00 A. B. Hndffon, Auditor ........ . 11.00 18.0 Eater Berger, Aadltor ............. 15.00 28.00 W. W. C*rai|b*n, (Hark to Boerd of Auditor* ........................ 1.00 8.00 Mieb*el Morphy, C?n*tebl*...... 19.48 16.45 Stephen Stouter, Couteble....... IM.tf 217.20 W.H.8hute,Cbnatabl* ............ 17.08 27.08 Thom** Tierney, Cooateble....... 26.10 20.18 M, OleMoii, ConBtehle ............. 6.00 6.00 JaetieColebrook,Co&*Ub]e...... 76.78 75.70 9 m . W. (tacord, Coo*Ub]*'....... 7.00 7.00 J. W. W.Htnnlgftr, Cobffteh!«,... 89.98 ’ 92.05 J. F. Xftlley, Comtek ............ 207.80 * lte.to 1. Kelly, CoaatebJ*. . . ........ . 498.84 teO.te . .............................. fd.OU.H W. H.lJl COUNT, 1 A.B.BTOPON, I W U W U . J , Xoerd ot IppMittM, — w t A new barn ha* been erected,cm Cologni avenue, Huguenot Park. ■ Omca ot Ooauzuua E. Ktoi, Nxw Roeutu,*, N X , Nov.21,1832. This is to certify that I have no per sonal knowledge of th* origin of the late fire in the Sibery building; so celled, on Main street, in this village, on the 14th inat And I hereby demy that I at any time uaed language im puting to Mr. Merrie Abrahams any act or design to cause sufo firs. B. Euaixxui. <*. ..— : ? TMMtntllttft! * Furs are beginning to aelL Fur stoles are again in vogue. Pleated skirts axe still popular! Velvet bonnets are the moat fashionable. Little boys look well in knit Jer sey suits, Wool brocade* trim many units of plain wool. Pique waistcoats are Jworn by English women. , (. ’ Pin head checks in wool., fabrics are much worn. Large bonnste increase in height, but not in width. Fur-liqed circulars never go en tirely out of fashioh. Mahogany and bluth rose are eolorsthat combine w e ll ’ The small capote looks more like a biby'a cap than ever. < Pelisses anp Polonaises ar* the feature of the pasting seasbn, , l^hsre i i a disposition to revive the old-fashioned gathered s k irt' 1 The large fur cape will be worn ail much thie winter aa if wqa last. __ :A pretty fancy is to trim's black Velvet hat with a single white. bird, Skirts continue to grow work bou ffant ic the back and fuller at tbe rides. Velvet is the favorite millinaiy and trimming material this winter. 1 Waistcoats as separate^ garment* are a feature in English women’s dresses. Evening dresses are frednently mad* with bodices ol a different material from the skirt Brittish materials, particularly woollens, are much used in Paris for travelling dresses and utility suite, Ball dresses of veiling, white and tinted, are aa mnch in favor now as they were in the summer, and fall. Bough surfaced chine materials enwoollsii ,mixtures of many colors are the fancy of the Parisians at present | Many Fanohon and capote bon nets are trimmed with ruches of lace and tiny flowers or loop* os ribbon inside the brim. The leather straps with which aomejdoth and flanneUnita are fast ened and trimmed art Cither of red Bueuia or‘yellow leather. The latest'caprice is to fasten up tha front of flannel and cloth mite with straps of leather passin thtongh'bnckles of the same. Each leading dressmaker of Paris makes dressss according to his or herown fancy, and, if possible differ ent from all others, »hence tho va riety ia styles. A m w A W U I * WtSi, Adolph Chritxusr, of larchmont, N. Y. waa brought before Judge Gifford in th* Court of Sesrien*^ at Whito Plato* Wednesday aocuaad of petit larceny. He was amsted last month and is thought to be the leader of a- gang of thieves. The indictment was squashed upon a motion of Guitzmer’s counsel, 0. E Keae, who claimed that the Court had na jurisdiction in the matr ter. Judge Gifford discharged the accused, but he was immediately re arrested upon a warrant hastily drawn up. It i* alleged that Gui tuner ia aii old offender. His wife, who tried to run away last month with one Freder ick Greeeawald, furnished the authori ties the information upon which the last arrest is based. ; We learn that Guzmer was tried at the town hail, Mount .Vernon,' before a Justice sud a Jury yes^ terdsy. The charges agaigst him' ware numerous. He seems to be a very impartial man in his dealings with; tha people generally. He wfo charged with stealing carriage, cushion* from' Col Vanderburgh, wagon wheels and a grindstone, from ihe Manor Houee, chickens to the value of $25.00, from' Mr. Coles, besides a number of pthfr larcenies. The ease was stubbornly contested by Gutxmer’e counsel before' the jury who brought in a verdict of not guilty. He wm re-airesfod on a Complaint of Mrs. Shaw, of ti>4> Mahor House, and Mt. K ite moved hi* -dis charge on the ground of defect* ih th* warrant Th* Justice discharged the defendant. . a>v Ths New Njtohella BifiU Club wil meet at thairdrsnge, Wednesday, N o v 20,1881, at 1 o’elook r. ti,, for thsir annual turkey shoot ■ ' . . ^ w v u M , Capt T. B. Webber has commenced bufidtoga pleaaur* 'yacht for B. B Hartshorn, of New York eity. It* di- tueoekuis as* 4U IM. t keel, 47 le^at over all deptk 5 *, 'brfodtk ef beam 16 feat Capt Tborus^ sold tha sail boat Fraa Frou, yesterday to a gMtisman in New Jarsey, price paid about $3(0. h W ' ! The third social of th* New Kafoella Social d ub, was held at theraridene* of Misa Juba Giiffia, Huguenot street, saMoadayevsuing last Thirty'ample present enjoyed' tha varied evening’* progrMsm* until th* early hours. The.eompoaiffir blundand b et weak to regard ta Mr. Tnvhagen’e bill It waa not aut down. While suoh anon 'era rag* with ut, atiR sometimee souse .creep into our columae deapite Hie it vigUanea e^srezirtiaad by u» Mr. T’a bill let fair atrvic* was $164, fad th* same was allowed him. . . . • ; An eager and nipping air greeted padeetriaM every morning this week. Th* poor man wrapped bis coat about him closer; ths well to-do, fomrishsd his silk handkerchief, while the ‘small boy pirouetted and cut ministers p*g«*n>toga on th* sidewalk; and call thought cheerily ef n jovial Thanks- giving si hand. -------------------- . t AasStsis aeert. Msonn.Tnt, nmom, nwncz. Tha eaae of Sebastian Bergsr, plain tiff, against Mrs. Crosby, defendant, wM heard ou November 23d, ia thie court Tha plaintiff ekimed $175,90 for tree* and ehrqbs, sold and ’deliver ed' t o defendant, at Throggs’ neck, Westchester County. D*fendan| off ered $140.00 in full settlement, as some id the tree* had died. Th* sum wm acoepted and oase discontinued. c i i n H i v n e . UOW TUX ZVZUUIO AUD thz dax wux u SFZUT. There is ag yet very little indica tion that the holiday Thanksgiving will be kept other than a quiet w ay, in this town next Thursday. Apart from the usual amount of raffles for tnrkeys in the different s&loonB lit tle eke is specified. The churches will hold regular services, and other matters herewith chronicle will go far to making the holiday a pleasing one. fu z e arassixa. The gves* hog, at Molloy'e Hotel, Huguenot street, Thanksgiving' day, will attract the lovers of that sport. TUX BAIL. A grand ball of the New Bochelle Xecnnerchor, will be held in the town hall on the night of (Thanksgiving Kve) Wednesday of next week, November, 29. A good time is anticipated by all. OUAHD SBOOrjUO. The Bifls Club will sboot at tbeir range, Weit New Bochelle, Thanksgiv ing d*y. Thera will be a raffle for turkeya at Our House, Thanksgiving eve; also on Thanksgiving day, shooting at turkey* pigeona, and glass balls is announced. Tha amusement* will com I by shooting at a mark, for a breech-leading gun. Unquestionably tb* programme will b* spirited one,affording an opportunity for lota of fun and a display of good marksmanship. Alfred Chamberlain is erecting n ban at Larchmont for James Garguila, Greek C omo L Th* same to cost up ward of $4,000. No leea than fourteen house* wa are informed, will be erected during the winter ask spring at Larchmont, to b* reedy for occupancy for tha opening season, eome of that number being at present in course of erection. * Wew Tin t S* k* fruUt. •• For the past seven years jit ha* been the custom for tha trains run ning from this piece to Harlem Birer, on the Hariem Branch road, to'uw the up-traek of the N. T. N.H. k H. B.R., main line, in going and coming frou th* round houM at the junction. Thie has been considered dsngeroui, and commuter* have frequently complained of it. A separate track it is stated will be built in s short time for the use of them trains only. The foreclosure eali, bl th* Lawrence hotel property, at Pelham Bridge, K m been adjourned until Saturday, Decem ber 6th, the e*me hour and plac*. Se« notice of sale in another column. STMT WMUmDAX UT*IR!fe VO* 1*1 SXA- aou or 1883-83. t H*t«ffibWr ft, Dmntb, QffiwHeNi “Don o « r oi Mn) fcjjNffy f*f* wn—>>H aw*m t$ of J«4««n: 0.C.Th B—itlo*— . Umm I. taKttk, teeinwi XtMMils-Ma Q. Vemikm. fievM r. DnMe, uqaaw-neerr Wt. IaCasrI,, Jeter U. Vks W aleeUU asm**. , Philip B. Underhill, m Executor of th* estate of hie mother, Mrs. Elimbatk Rhinelander Uriderbill, through hie eounaal L-. D. Fredericks and Franeil Ltrhto, rendered hi* final tocquntisg in Surrogate Coffin’s court Monday up to the present period. Th* marker he* occupied the attention of the Surrogate for about two' yeare, during which tigfo the couhMl engaged in the caip have made fifty-seven visit* to 'WhitePlaiu*. The present amount ef undiat|ibuied estate is $361,198, 64, of which jha Ex ecutor's share it $139,649,9$. The there ol Mm Deborah B. ThOrfie, a Aaugh,- ter of th* teetatrix, and her cbilctoeh id $124,1^9.9(1; tbe incom* of which ia payable to Mrs. Thorns dating her life. Tbe share of Mrs. Guion, another daughter of the teetatrix, and her children is $147,496,72, th* income of which, m in tha cape of Mm Thera*, is peysbte to Mm Guion during her Hf*. GCt of th* eetete about $20,000. will bav* to be deducted for eommiaskme and expense, and each of ths legatee* is to contribute ic proportion to his respective share. In order te harmo nise ell tbe different interests existing in th* Mtete. R. B. Guiea, ^ha new administrfctor with the will annexed, through his counsel withdrew yeetef- day to favor of th* Central Trust Com pany of thia city. The final decision of th* Sutrogeto, bssed upon th* opinion ' delivered to July last, wm rendered. An equitable division of th* eatate of Mm Underhill wm decreed, each of tho thr& legate** receiving a asper ate ehatM of the estate fnuds. Th* retiring executor, who resigned his position, retains absolute control of his own share, and we learn that the share* ef Mm Theme and Mrs. Guion am to be deposited with th* Central Trurt Company, for the ben*-' fit of these legatee* during their live*, and at their death* th* prineipel is to: be divided smcng their reepectiv* children. It. I m m m c -M m . MirtBi f «. g i t w r. Im H M te Mtetec m 4 N«e«prtec CnmMm lffikNkMfcX«NTC«MlM 9. Itewkwii Al WtUfi, T. Drrt*. Wra.B.T* U. : M k k » . Memo abb Im m k Um U m m TmBmmnM*} lte M ; B t e a , Y R i l T m v k tn: B*tekr. (to te % PwHiteB . XmMM. frfiwkoN; (to JlfffibMe tttfy t o M n t l 1* \ , K h i i i t v ‘ OfifcoNrt: i BmJWra flwut 9. TNHtrktey. /»tet W. 1.0. Orifft. 1mn« tit* Im * r wemu m t r . V m m Q m nM w ; -ftetetet k m r l i t e t U liTi i v I w i i l w H .D n t — | art , p. DffTwk. * PfftoliiB r IterinWM )m i» W. T«M, I t t e t P BTIffO. Wlte—I IffiOOHBt. M l l l V . tffiff- ^ « i t e r . i ' 1 , * teNNNiy V. Abdbnp—Oe). llotert filtrri IcwBcti iMrwteWm toBocMy.\ Hnmy ~<?N9>kiffi: \Ain AreMel^E* U M r $ M V /tigfe i IdiiBfi t>. B nn U^ n io *, V b . B. Cof- tffn , fl«k|> f , <fi|rr BeWteeih HhffB<lte-(Hon$ hfHioa, Mcba^A I . MsllbWNffii Pit*', JoU I . P m b l gUTLXa-rLAOO—Os TRMA.J., (h. JIrt ln»|., Ii tbe rint rrMbjIerlu Ckucb. Toikan, bj lb. Jtov- AobaaM,CbwlM SMrjr »oUw toUsKKaMwt jtemsbtor omUn fUfg, t*q. ,, CUAjaias-UOLTOU-AttbR Cbsrtk 1 tb. Holj TrtBltr. W»l CkwbMT, ?»., on Hot. II, by U» B.T. ; JokR BoHon, rVnaol. T. Cknmlnn ot FblUMpbl. ^ to XntkwlM Seknylec Dolton, SM*ktor of tb. oM- ,cfcttn*clM fjM A * . 1 M ob A nj , N ot . SO, Prof. Hrary I>tnpm K. V., LL. P. WXto—At Ua m itetcf, New York city; on V eiic* **y, Not. M, TNnyIow W®#d, la ih* MUi yraf of kte CUPREME COURT—COUNTX Tff1 KJ WiatclMter. Ellu Brlgfe m frdralaUtraUx ol Me Mtete of O tomn T. Aeceesed, u i Xotert ItfeTartk. vkiNttit. NteteM Mery Catono*. h i) WlUkM CnMnon, ftetort CfiUrffoffi, Oootm OetNreee# XUm CnIwmb, «d AS«UAd«r Coitrtom, iifutt oteU' ilfte tf MeHmt rNttrtftM. ttWffrT. ittliffiilfinlff ,, •|eftfwifite A>d by rlr(ff6or«jttAf«Ml otipn- clfwNfte n»A pete* BMte la Uw ghor* estTtM »ctlb« »t WBfWtel teni of th* Sapreanft Coart. of tk* Mtete of Mw Y«rk. keH et tlw Uosrt Hoaw, U Uh« town of teMtVtelfefft In th* Coanly of WMtcbeata-. o« tte* Utffi Hf If HoTMffiWr. 1S«. \r the 55w* ia M«Nd,wUl »«U it mrteen,tb IMe«nlB(lMcrib6dpr*iilffe« t In ihh VHteH fiftlMiM In th* mIA Cou&ty of Wettchetkr,onfat> VNMl T«NWTN'DAl ‘ '(WANUaBT, J 1«M. Nl I O'fcf'OCfc If Dm ftHWOON. th* pramiMN aifitetloiied NNf Intel te ih* Nhldudgme&t» ) m fcHotr*: ^ * « Thm* o«HnIn Jot*. pieoe«. or perceli of Ifitel tedMlr, Ittag nbA Mn« In lira tHInm of WikTftefi. Coasty of wtehifcwitit *Ad M«t« of New York. nb4 kaown ea » TNtltM, n \Hfip of (he Yillifo of WUt- ... the towtff of 2ut ud Veetcbeetor. Md .'eteeffieeter OooBtj. New York »»de by Heor/B. Ktt)$r. Qtrll ENBiatecr «nd Barreyor. deted Hey let. 19Ni mm te kT&ifd te tbe ottee of tbe Clerk, now Mr of W d k teter County, el TTblle Fiaiwwbytbe Nkltbite kit hnndrfd jmd fte*ewt?’lve (67f) ead mtm beMird end eUleen (71ft), bounded ti follow*, vis.: VeHbMly by BeTMth NTenne. Miterty by tot tit bNNdrei tend tklrty*a»e (631), eeuiAerly by lote quin * \oUlinNdiNd >(x)iQNdred eod eeventy'iix, »n<tnd wvvn htendMdtendMd mentete, tend westerly by Third etrett, bd^ I n (M. In Wmtthrn k on Third etteeCend tot No. fit knoi M e o d M v e n t y 'iix , e w v v n h Mgee * ‘ ‘ ' * * * ------- UN tUcif'dve. One bntidred e s d foffrteta (111) fad ted te ledftki two kundredv end Ao t (M) Aet, be tho Mm Ntote or teee. MedNoTteiberdOth. im. * k m s J. KZOGH, Neffi m . J P. I). SBJXL, tut, Plelotlfti Attorney, * WMlcbMW.K.Y. J nno ery IT. Ifwo nun BNAMM.—Veeellete, Honnt T mwon 0«dtrWHe Q « h ; P I nn H HIh lydie tedNteom, * teteter, (to bo edypboi.) M. tteNeth.-.Qbf>U» t \Atnihncot* aenbd More b f thb teoritl tiuk by tbe tlril lew Y* 9hi§m i WmA Wbetkr, deeob Xdwocd X m M m . bibtew: diiffwllfi Into 9. Non, Jowyk >. btoybteeeN. NigNMVi 0 2 $m T. PeTb.Htefi tekew. dNNMry it. dM9Mte.~»»N. tmUh T. VUUMN2- m n n t MAe«Mtw$aty*tte ihhnttj T, DBN*t»b-4)Q«<rtto»: “Do Nercllffif •owlrtento mot * to ttte e*)ejMeMto( K*nkted U m Yeffitef* Ind#eet Portd T. Devldc, tu**** Umhd**, J*h* M. YergNeoN, Poteton t Atopettre ■Cbirtffii Yryte, i to|boN Y. CbrpMtor. NefoUre^-laoffioN, YenN|,TtUANte Y. Todd. ftbmrj li.—V vm « Mod luffikN. YeeeUdie, (to be oNyyUed) j YUnW (te bo oeyyUorf); Jto^or, Afft POBPOIUTIOK NOTICE.—VIL- Vy LA9I .bY 3ftw NdCBXUJi iVotlcb iff hetoby fftrrffi thet tbe tow**meat roll i>f the YUlfffO of Now Kocboild, Ihd fthr )(W), I* eompletod »&4 Ionow am to lodpecticn, ot the VlUoyo C4erk*« oflco, In the Sown Nell, where th* Mtoe uoy be teen end exemteed ly aoy of tbe UUble tebfiblteaU of aeUi TiUatfe, dor- mg twenty dey* ftton dete of thlt notice. r n r t b e r N o tice l i h e r e b y kItob tb * i tb e Boerd o f TraoOoea o f tb e t h e V ltU g b o f N$ir B o c h e lle, w ill m e e t to b e e r grteToncoe o n **M o#ee*m e e t ro ll, *t tb o T o w n B a ll, te raid v illo g e , on MONDAY, Pace m ix * 19th, I teJ , f r d m T t o H r. m. B y Otter ef the Boerd of Truatoea of tbo YiUaye of Now BocheUe. M. J. BILL ON, Clerk. Deted New Bochelle, Nor. 23,1882, ~|yjFETZEL SUPPE The public and friends are invited to be present at a VabnMVU. Daw is.-n.M U an l \WkO S Ik. (.M in t rnMWIk.Xlk.MwUi o w l . ^ l - ’ A i * mi Jo*, a. wweiw, Kwrr A.qa»aa zvwki I s . VrlAtWirv. M w n i tm t r x . b o m i , jm tu T. M S . SUU.M UOoUI.J«*m V. T^A. X|kVUwr IS A, ww . .—Mr. j a . W. kw lU ,, Susqnti - 1 fal»iCi,M.» « VmMm. Pw ltj.\ JdinkV. SMMn-qsMUosi -Wklek h . A n n Jjj.iiw .il. WUM-aMMkls-OMUI«H k DlmtU r- ‘ /itfow | U .nr, D. CkulM O. Bwfc, M * u Xj.foKtaw. O k k k M . - I M * J. Da,I(M<, J.Iui p$ WUA«. JHmmU—ChMtMVirw.LtwrK.BMMa. • gMf> U, Mvmiun>tuaam.-(I. UntptM.) kUw* U. D ssus.—C ^ ilM , - VTbsM . sMxnl n t s u i w WNMVbiUrk. k> UK M k l U I r I mm M « Uu UllMA O.IM r* J . l f w : IbkMiC. n e w , ditm r . d » i w ,* ihi * « i**b«Mi. AArmSm—A. I . Mt»«, s . D. onw>. U isM ln- Mw S. SlMMwOwtw t. X m «* W. a s h w s —M a C. XMansHS. m * . I (T» t e a a w s e rt kUMCi. .) to be given on W E D N E SDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, tev«Nb«r teb ud 3*k, at tbe hotel ol P. W. SCHAFFER Union avenne, corner of Second itrcet West New Bochelle. ^ y M . LECOUNT^Auotiouoer, HOUSEHOLDFUKNITUfiE, Aad *H tee etook *t WAtcbea, Aowelry, Chfiim Btuifii Christinas Presents to. oi orro rKKtimuiH, u.*., .1 bh pun on MAIN STREET, Tuesday, Nov. 28th. AM* Jewelry o*le will be contteted (n the eronlitf * ( A litw f»«<? will he eoJd-
