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T H E J S T E W K O C I - I E L L E .P I O N E E R , S A T U I i D A Y , B K P T . B, 1 8 S 3 . N e w R o c h e l l e P io n e e r LAW T O N A N D MAIN STREETS. fUfpn^vnov, MAILS ARBirE-EAarTTioo, 9.00 A.M. ;210 k t 4,00 r.M, <lovfS« 7.«), 9.00 A.M. ', 4,00, 5,30 r.M, * MAILS' OLOSE^Bast.- S.IS a . m . ; 4.50, 8.00 P.M. Sooth, 8.15,30.55 a . m .; 3.33,8.00 p.m. .Sunday Mail arrives at 8.45 a . m . Office will ba ©pen tom 8.45 to 9.41 o'clock a . m . RAILROAD TIME-TABLE. The acknowledged dlatanoo botwocn this plwo an JisGrand Central Pspot, N. Y. 01 t y,7 i * . NSW YO U * , NJtW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAIL* , •'». ** * NOAD TIME'TABLB. JJL Leave 4MfMreet< for New; Rqcbelje :5,00.. 5.30. 7.00,; J^^^FcJOoTs.Od, lO^r, 12.00 if.; 9.19; 3.00, 4.02; 4.50; 6M , J.itr.'O'lJ, 6,40,8.00/lp;00,11.35, p. M. Leave New Rochelle for 42d Street *5.39, 6.66, 7.23, 7.44, 8.04,8.37, 8.55,0.56,10.43, A, M.; 12.41, 2.24, 4.58, 8.27, 8.07,8.07,11,00 p. K. 5 B a u u B rvu B ilanck . Laave Harlem River-for New Rochelle.: 12 . 06 , 8.45, 7.10,8.00,10.00,11.86; A.Mi; 2.10,3.65,4;40; 6.40, 8.40, 8.00, r . U. Leave New RocheUe for Harlem Rivor,: 5.65,7.00 7.35, 9.49, 10.00,11.00 A. K .: 12.45,.3.06. 4.45,-8.37, 6.35, 9.15, F.M. ‘ i ‘ . . ScmdTx Teah^b, Leave New Rochelle foV42d Street,:7.32,11.11, r. u. ., Leave, 43d Street foir New,Bdchelle.:0.00,8.00, a. m . Xeave New Rochello for Bariem,iR}v«v.9.0O, 4.00, F. M. Laave Harlem River for New Bochello. :12.35, 10.120 R.M. __________ , -- LOCAL INTELLIGMCE MUNICIPAL. Regular meeting of tlio Board of Trustees of tho Village ofJfewRochollo) held Monday ovening, Septombor 3il, 1883, at tho Corporation Rooms, Town ■II all. Present, Chas. G. Banks, President, i Pejor Beiger, John G. Ross, A. B. Hudso'n, nnd A. C. Willmarth, Trustees. On motion of Mr. Berger, tho min utes of the previous meoting were read and approved. No special report being made by the several standing commit tees, the following petitions nud com munications wore received and acted upon. A potition was received signed hy Sophia 3J. Lockwood, H. B. Stokes, E. Rubira, J. F. Harrison,* J. A. Grenze- bach, John New, Sr., and. Valentino Doren asking for ono naptba lamp on Webster avenue between Xoclcytood’s Hill and Washington avenuo. On t;__l . ’ n i ’ —. V, 3l,m motion referred to cdmmittoo on liurms/' '$750.97, remains unpaid on account of A potition was received signed |3y» .corporation tax of 1882 —Wm. Le Count, Wm; Pinkney, and Horace Crosby, are drawn -upon tiie Grand Jury, andTbeo. T . Mullins, RitterC- Hadley,D. E. Blizzard,-and A .'E l Gunther, on tlio P e tit Jury for the 17th,' inst. —T a r wooden or paper beat question which is interesting Now York eity oarsmen, does not entor into the discussions here. They have a fair number of aJl*wpod shells,’ Snd in thoso the miiybepi prsctico' to tbeir hearts content. ' . . —Thk Lycoum will open ip Novoru-. bcr of»tjnBye(u,..1.,.;.' ’ - ■: it t .a —T h * rowing match to-day will be one of, am ^xcitm g character, should the yrSter'and weather be find, . —M«; J. Sweet has finished the large well, out of which he intends to get enough water to lay the dust on tiie streets, during the remainder of this season, a n d the whole of next- I t is fifteen feet deep and. eight in diame ter, and will contain when full, many hundreds Of gallons of good spring water. —Tu* new postal notes oro for salo a t the office nere, ranging in sums from one c e n tto $1.99. They are very handy, —M b . P rank June, visited friends on Franklyn avenuo. this week. —H aws Thuaites, formerly operator a t Mamaroneck, has bocomo night opera tot a t the junction here. —CJ. Oliver Iselin and family axrived bomb from Europo yesterday, after several months’ absonco. —Ax effort is being mado to raise a Military Company in New Rocliclle. Any one desirous of joining, can send their name either to Goo. T. Davis or E. Hinbft —T he Decoration Association will meet in the Court Room, oil Wednes day, September 12,1883. —The select school of Miss (1. A .1 Wolbert, will re-open onW odnesday of next week. —Although 1 tho price of coal has been advanced by the large companies none of the local doolers expect to pay any more for i t —Cot. B u m e tf’and' family, passed through hero Monday ovoning, en route for Boston on a Tally ]Io conch- Ho reached Boston to-day. * ■ —Miss C. A. Wolbert, bas returned home after several Weeks absonco at Cape May, Germantown, and Nesham ing Falls. —M b . and M bs . M .J. Keogh, and infant, arrived on the steam-ship Ger manic, from Liverpool, on Saturday last. —Gzono* H. Kallenborg, formerly olNew Rochelle, now ofNyack, Rock land county, was in town during the week. — Don’t forget Mr, Lorenzen’s auction sals of buildings lots on Monday next. Seo advertisement in another column. —Tra burning of soot iu tho chimney of Dr. Pryor’s rosidonco, Centre avenue, caused slight alarm cn Thursday morning. —T he new sail boat “ Nettio U,” will\ be raided soon, at the Centen nial House. — A Requiem Mass was offered up at .the Ghurch of the Blessed Sa crament for the late Dr. Tiorney, on Thursday morning. , Mnsits. Johnson .and Brady, who • were committed to tho County Jail by justice Kene, for being concerned in the robbery of Mr. Scranton’s $2,000 horse, have boon indicted hy tho Grand Jury. , ---- S tepiixh Frink, indicted for stcal- ■rTUgdrnthiflg costumes a t Hudson Park, w has gone\ to tlie Penitentiary ior one year. — N ew Rochelle against Yonkers, at the Polo Grounds to-day, from all ac counts this will bo the gamo of the .lessen. -- —I s h rCCebt issue of the J V « ex- ' eeptions were taken ill au articlo, as to the ’ manner in which tlm Banks Medal, wafi presented to the New Ro chelle- Rowmg Club. Would i t not be more' cominondable for the liberal cotemporary editor to prestint one mere valuable to tlie olub, upon terms to ■Uit his fancy. —The bodies 6 f Gilbert, nnd Lock wood Were found on Monday ovening, Tho young man Gilbert was tho son of the editor of the Portchester Advance, Mr. Gilbert, Sr., has Jthe entire sym pathy of all who know him. eacord, jcoi^ei; ,o^ H uguepot and Rose, trouts. * On motion referred to com- Mr. Hudson offered as an amend ment, that all bills presented bo referred to' tiro Financo Committee, and if fouiid correct paid, provided there ivas money suffiei'ont in' the treasury. Acoeptod by Sir.' ’Willmaitl and carried. IJpon motion of SIr. Willmarth, an adjournment was taken until the following Thursday night, An adjourned meeting of the Boavd of Trustees, was held Thursday even ing. Thero wore present, Charles G. Banks, President A. B. Hudson, A. C. Willmarth, Peter Berger, J. A, Grenzebach, J olin G. Ross, and Fred. Lorenzen—Trus tees. By Mr. Berger—tbat. tbo reading of tlie minutes be dispensed witli. Carried. By Mr. Wilhnarth—that tho Com mittee on Finance report at the next meeting, the condition of tho finances. Receiver of taxes reported as follows: New R o c h e l l e , Sept. 3, 1 8 8 3 . I . hereby certify tbat the sum of J. O’Connor, J. E. Badeau, Howard SR. Ware, Thomas R. Fislior, Wm. Guest and H. Crosby asking for one naptha lamp, corner of Centro avenue nnd Trinity street. .On motion referred to committee on lamps and gas. Apotition was received Signed by A. B, New, L. Lang,.J..P. Eisonliut, T. S. Crennan, B. Badeau, Executor; and Jobn New, asking for a gas lamp on Maid Stretit befftvqen Lawton and Rose streets. A petition wa? received signed by R. AV. Gulagor, J. F . Jarvis, Mrs. A. J . Morris, Potor Bnrke, W .C, Holmes, S Chaucer, T. Griffin and Geo. T. Davis, asking fop tho. grading and relaying of sidewalk on tho property of W. G. Se stri initteo on side and cross walks with power. A petition, was received signed by- John Conlin, W. Dassler, P. W. Schafer G. Patteisou, M. Kennedy, W. S. Bliz sprd, S. B a rrett,' AV. Longlitz, M. Hol- lonwegon, P. Kryor, J. Blum, J. Field, D. Cashih, G. Grabb, and V. Doreh calling attention o l tli e Board to the condition Of Union avonue betwo’en Fifth a n d Eighth streets. On motion r e ferred to committee on streets. A .communication was received from Wm. Van W art calling attonlion of tbo Board to tbo nuisance in front of liis premises, Centro avenue, caused by tlio draining of a cesspool into tlie street'gutter. Annonnced tlio matter ’complained of was under examination' of tbe Board of Health. A communication was received froln C. S. Hnskoll, Secretary ot tbo now firo company ns follows: N ew R ochelle , Sopt. 3, 1883. To tile Board of Trustees of tbo Vil lage of New Rochello. D ear Sins—The first meeting of the new firo company wns held nt tho truck house, Aug, 18,1883. The follow ing officers woro elected for this year. M j . J . Ross as Foreman, Mr. J. Lamb- don a s Assistant Foreman, Ml. William Sclurmor ns Treasurer, Mr. C. S. H as kell a s Secretary. 'The company have adopted the namo ‘'Relief No. 1”. Thtiy also have drawn up a constitution ahd b y laws. , . Yours respectfully, C. S. H askell , See. Secretary of the above company a n nounced tlie following supplies required for the use o f tho Ghcmical Engine, 10 rubber > buckets, '1 l'antonl (bi-ass) 1 truiTip'ot, 80 foot of rope,- 2 . metal scoops, 1 three inch wrench and m a terials for cleaning. On motion re ferred to committee ou fire and water. The following Hucknoy Licenses w o re'granted: Daniel Coshin 1 S. Roberts 2 C. H . Coo 2 Jolm O’Shea 2 , James Connor 1 Geo. Barton 2 M. C’iwbiu 1 Tbe following bills wero presented and read. X,Y. nnil N.J. Glota Light Compltlvy . 0. C. Yftii Bonscliotcil ............ . . . 0.0. Yaw Benaclioton {. ...... . J. Kallenberg ............ . ................. . ........ Geo. Ferguson & Co. Apmun B ablu , [§750.97] Receiver of Taxes. Communication received from Thos. Balletto, asking privilege to erect roof and screen ovor his placo of business, cornel- of Mechanio and Main streets. Ou motion of Mt'. Williuarth laid over to noxt meeting. ! A resolution was passed as follows: “ Resolved that the usual notice in regard to tho redemption of land, sold, for unpaid villago taxes of last year, be published for tliree weeks in both the Pioneer and Press, aud tko accustomed notico of same bo posted.” By Mr. Hudson—“Resolved ibatin nccovdftuco with chap. -118 of the laws of 1881, that a list of all lots, pieces, or parcels of land, which, have be^u re turned by tho Kecpivor of taxis, as'un paid village taxes,, and) assessments of the ■ villago of Now Rochelle, for tho yoars 1882 and 1883, bo advertised for three • consecutive weeks in the New Rocholle PiqnEEB, together with notico signed by tho President and Clork of the village of New Rochelle, to the, effect that if tho tax or assessments oil the lots, pieces, or parcels of land, Hamod in tho list, bo not paid in-.aQ- cordanco with tho requircmonls of said notice, tliat the said lots, pieces, or parcols of land so advertised, shall be sold by tbe President and Clerk of said village, at public auction, at tho cor poration rooms, Town Hall, in the village and town of New Rorin lU, on Tuesday the 2d, day of October, 1S<1, at nino o’clock, in tlio forenoon of raid day. Aud tliat said notico and li-d bo published in tho said ncwfqinpi-iw by the aforesaid President and Clerk. That the Now Roehelle PuMi'i be allpwed the legal rale per folio for do- Ag said work.” Amomled by Mr. Willmarth that publication bo in both of the village papers. Amendment accepted by Mr. Hudson and passed. The following bills were presented 1 Peter Donnelly $9.59 David Howard ...................... ... G3 By Mr. Wilmarth—That said bills bo laid over until next meeting. Carried. By Mr. Berger—That when fhis board adjourns they moot as a Board of Health. Carried. Upon motion of Mr, Berger tlio board adjourned. ..$221 fi ... 2337 Ml. ... 15 M ... 15 8.1 N, U-P ioneer , printing and Mailing Aatwssmoiit Boofcs, Pay Dolls etc......................... 25 00 7 00 41 00 1 GO 600 15 76 32 38 2100 13 13 GO GO 10 GO 19 21' 7 GO 2 63 14 00 22 76 25 02 29 91 27 re 30 24 12 25 32 81 5 25 31 0G J. Langford ............ SC. Cullon.,... ...... . J. U. KoUy ........................................ P, Doginau .................................. . ......... M. Dunn ............................................. P, Day ................. : .................... . ........... Jf. ST. Unrnoas...................................... W. Droucn... ................... O. E.Ecno .................................... . J. Harness. .............................................. T. Tiornoy .................... .’ .............. . M , C m U c u . . . . . . . .................... .. ..................... P. Flanagan ........................................ . P. Degrann ................................................ W. England...... ............... . .......... A. B. Hudson & Co,......................... II, Qualmaun... ............ M- Xiobfriod ....................................... a . GrDbb, .............................. ............. M, Moarl* .................. . ....................... J. t)uan,. ......... . ....... . ........... - L. Van Wart .................... . .................. M, Scliirab ............ . ........ ......... . D. CaaUln................................. 5 00 Mr. Willmavth moved that the bills qf tho N. J. Globo Gas L ight Co., and cjf C. O. Van Benschoten, bo paid, Mr. Berger thought tho laboring man should bo paid in proforonco to capitalists, if thero was not sufficient monoy in tho treasury to pay all. Mr. Willmarth said tlio reason h e suggostcd payment of said bills, was because tboy woro standing cpntracls, for wbioh tlio Villago was liable, and that ho was as desirous its any ono to pay all claims. PE L L THROUGH A BRIDGE. Injnrd Unto Deatli—A Stiuisror Burled ia a Strang© Laud. An inquest was held on Monday, on tho remains of Isaac Ghns. Clark, pf Qaker Hill Grove, Staffordshire, Eng land. Tho deceased in company with three others attended a raffle 011 ri;it- unday night, at tlio residence of Mr. McCarty, near Larchmont. Returning homo they took the track as a quicker means of reaching the village. Clark, who was quite a walker, was pretty much in advance of his companions, who soveral times warned him of the bridges, which cross tho slroets bo tween tbis placo and Larchmont. When Clark came to the Centro (2d) stroot bridge, ho mado a misstep pud foil through. Ho waa unable'to risa and* as it was about 5 o'elock iu tho morning, liis companions seeing his condition set out for a physician. Dr. T. Hector Smith responded lo the call and treated the man for internal in juries, but without avail, for I 10 died the following morning, Coroner Tice of Mount Vornon, wns summoned ou Monday, and ho at onco impanelled a jury consisting of Geo. C. Roth, fore man, J. W. Stoves, Edward Kelly, O II. Coo, G. T. Davis and J. F. Jarvis, who at once investigated as to the causo of death. Dr. Smith made post-mortem, at which lie found that tho death of Clark was caused by a rupturo of tho gall-bladder. The jury hoard tho Doctor’s testimony, examin ed several witnesses, and romlcred ii verdict in accordance with tho phy sician’s statement. The deceased work- ,cd hut a short timo 111 the rubber factory here, and liad 110 friends in this Stato. Letters wero sent to some friends in Massachusetts, but ns no re sponse was given, the remains were interred in Beochwootl Cemetery Tuesday ovening. —M il Georgo Scotl, a forruti- resi dent of this town, and ono wbo held tbe position of Corporal in tbo “ Home Guards,\ of this placo during the lato wav, and who bas bueufor the past tliirteou years residing in tbo West, visited friends in town this week. Tovm 3carfl.of Health. Tlio Town Board of Health Iwvo been active during tlm wool:. Somo of the members nd\ ocata taking tlio uocessiu-y stops to drain low and swqi’npy\ localities in tbe vicinity of Huguenot Park. Dr. Finch lias been elected nonsuiting physician, to the Board, Dr. Wqlls having resigned. -*— - - - 2?Uc Village Soaril ot Health. The Board of Health mot Thursday evening, subsequent to adjournment of tlio Board of Trustees. Dr. Bovin upon motion of Mr. Hudson, was chosen consulting pbyf-ieimi to tlie board. The condition of llie Brewery pond and some dozen or jnoro objectionable localities about tho villago was fully discussed . The elork was directed to notify tho several parties that tho nuisances complained of must bo abated forthwith. UNDER THE MARRIAGE BELL. HANKS—SlIEAnWOOD. As announced in the PioNtam of last week, Miss Lillian E. SUoarwood, daughter of Mr. F etor J. Slioarwood of this place, was married a t 1 o’clock on Tuesday ' afternoon, tq Mr. George Irving flanks, of tko well ktiowti firm of Barker & Banks, of N. Y. eity. The ceremony took place at the residence of the bride’s parents, 011 Davis avenue. The Rev. R. B. Lockwood, of Milford, Peni-., au unde of tha brido performed tbe marriage, which was witnessed by a.largt number of relatives nnd friends of tljo happy couple. Tho bride's cos tume consisted of a white silk dress, trimmed with point Ince, with train. The white tulle veil was caught at the back by throe whito rose buds. 8 ft carried a bouquet of white rose buds in her hand. Among those pivsi-ut from tliis town wero Mr-. M. D, B.uh nu, Mrs. Beuj. Badeau, Air. and >Irs, C U. JBanks, Mrs. ritaats llnrtmi and Miss Barton, 5rr. Soulico Bpnnott and Miss J ; Bonnett; Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Steves, Mrs. C. O. Lo Count, n sister ot t ie bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ugo, H, Deveau, Mr. and Mrs. R. Miillmenux, Miss Ida Guest, Mr. W. Carnigau, Mi-. O. Shear- wood, Mr, and Jlrs. W> Wilson, Mrs. J. A. Deyeau, Ml'. W. Skenvwood, and many others. Among others pros, nt were Mr. aud Mre. Goo. W. Banks parents of the givom, Misses Fuumo and Louisa Banks, msii.s of the gi 1 .v.>, and Geo. barker, his business parti-- 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Roars,m, Mr. nnd Mi W. S. Underbill. Miss A, Lockv-id. Dr. Bachelor :iud Mis. W h iT .tl, Mi~ Abigail Smith, and many more. 1 bo presents v . re- uuia-.-reus nud be- .iidl.-l. Anion-; Ibv-c of gyrati-s-t value, nm. Is mi'Uti-uicd a deed fieni tla- f.'lvi ,.f tho groom, of a house ami h f in tl eity, valued npWuid-. of .'■Ti.ltnu, a check fmm the- groom , liu.'.iijias p.ut- nc-r of $1,1199. fVdka ina is- a p.u tial list of the pn-\i ids di-qdayed. ]-?utt- >- kuives p rtstnled by Mr. ainl Mrs (h >. L. Umb.rliill, w.tiri fe«i, by Mi-s M. ,T. Bonsu-t; • iirinavi and tidh:-, Mr .a.d Mr.-f, ft. H Jrulliia-iuj.v ; v-Ksi. Mr. ai d Mm P. L. Van \\ :.g, 1 a. 11 : sUvi r j,• • ; 1 caso,Mr. and Mi's CuVl- F. Undein-l ; Ink Hind A<- r.f i.livv vvo id, Mr-. Lockwuod ; gl.es s>ihvr stand, Ml \ I. IV. .Steves ; gilt fruit dirii, Mr I'. .T. Shtarwood ; Swivsch’ck, Mr. an -1 J f : ,. C. Rode j icc pitcher, -Mr. and, Mrs. M. D. Badeau : vases, We-lling ami Stephenson; fan, Air. and Mr.- Wilber; band painted blue satin tidy, Dr. and Mrs. d. S. \Tvi-Und-; wcrkbov, Mi a Ida Guest, and W alter Civnishan; covered disk, Mrs. C. G. Banhw. A beautiful silver tea set on a silver platter, was prevented to tlio bride by somo of her young friends, vvlmue names .were engraved upon it, nnd was very much admired. Tbore were over seventy-five presents in alt. Cheire and varo dowers adorned every nook nnd corner, and in tho front parlor was n magnificent Bridal Swiss cottage. A boimtiful repast was solved. Clioico viands and delicacies were in abund ance. Tho marriage ceremony was very impressive. Tlie newly married couple under a shower ofrico and good wishes, took their departure 011 the 2 : 2-1 e. 31 . train, for a month’s torn-, in which they will visit Albany, Wntkin’s Glen, Sen eca Lake, Niagara, Thousand Island?. Montreal, Quebec, Lake George, and tho White Mountains, returning by tho way of Boston nnd Newport. Sweet vs, Scaocrti. Tin case cf Mary Svreit against Harriet Seacord, has occupied a largo portion of tho scvtrid courts during the pad time years was number one, upon the calendar of the County Court thnt convened at AVhite Plaiu.-i Mnude.} morning. Counsel fot- the def-.i J- upmi rii.iv iug to the Court th.ttf-.. defendant was unable to appear on no- couuf of sickutss, aSbnvcd it t« p-ass over tho term. . Xoouwd’s I-’utilic VJouac Robl'ed. AA'iliiam H. Leonai-d, who keops a pmblie liou.se on the road bolweon this pliu-t- and Lurckmout, reported to tho poli- e AVedti'^ lay, that during tho pin moo i night burglum had roldied his safe of $259 — -«>- -------- Landlord vs. T e n a n t . On Tuesday an action was tried iu tho Court, before n jury, wherein Martin Ward, landlord and owner, sought tn vjoct Robt. Jurvis, liis tenant, from occupation of tbe pn-oinises, claim ing the leasing of tlie same wns by tlio month and not by tbo year. This statement was flatly .contradicted by the tenant. Tbe testimony of wit nesses was very contradictory. Tko jury after ten minutos retirement, found ft verdict in favor of the tenant and against the landlord. P r i m a r y M e e tin g \ . At tbo Republican Primary last Sat urday evening, C. G. Banks, Jolm Sheehan, aud \Arm. V. Molloy, wero chosen delegates to attend the District Convention at AVhite Plains, on AAred- ncsdny. C. G. Banks declining to at tend tbo Convention, u Sir. Bolls of Mount Yeruob, was put 011 as a sub stitute io till tho vacancy. C lo n e d f o r t l i o S e a s o n . Glen Maud closes on Monday for the eum-un. A reporlov of tbo P joneek learned that there hud been 607,542 visitors to tlm Island during tbe sum- laor The information is based on tho number of tickets bold. Many visited tho Island, however, from this nnd adjoining town*, c-f whom uo account wtttj taken This lue; bet n the must Bucce?.-ful seaEt.it in the liiitorp i*f tlm Island- bell,;; >.-f iO days duiutnm. There Lino be-e-n 11,’inn e-lumb.ihes served- t ''iMmoJorr Sturui has made arraugcnieids to l-uild for next st ason or. the inlet adjoining the- club bouse, the largest salt water aquarium in the world, stocked v itb living eea mon sters. The zoological garden will bo removed to Glonwood, and three new steamboats will be added to the line. Altogether Mr. Starin estimates that lie. toll expend from $50,090 to $70,- 000 m i.nprovemnntij to ba innele before tlio opening of the season of 1881. — * - —— —- T o w n E o a r a M e e t i n g . Hu w.es .m .idjootn'-J meeting of tiio Ten-, li Iff-;u I, b.-ldut the ullicc of the I *, --11 t_li.il-, 'tliuv-d;!\ etcnmg, TLc' t ; 1 ,\ ni, R. It ub ito, Stq.er- ] risor . Ju -tie - L- I'oui-t. I'uvei.pfirt, l’ubio, .:..t K- 11 . , -md At .( I>Ut .’ 1 , Clet.:. ].’ . . . A -i. li d r, I t k i.gO it a« to 1 1.di-,.; --m tax jmyer.-. On mo tto\ th- * 0 for tbe ti.v ji t*f N'-w Ro. ’.ill-, wi«k n.’ti.were i.,-.lfTe-d to be j.-ii-l.-hrd in thi P . -;r.':ii end Pit*---, (so.- )• 1 . - - f s.me c lsuwl.t v.* it. t. - dry's 1 gin, nsual notice t'f red i.«j--t..i. fl.iK -«M ft-» unp.ti-1 t i l e , . f - tl.l.l b y i v . . -luti-m dit-ecU-1 t o 1 p.di’isb\' 1 ia both nf the- r.beve mailed Je'Ji! 10 - . - riioCliscorCaiu.-nvr Eimt. ' Tiu s. a luofpieni. .i-.rhoeitlini.died. N:t so 1 arly etna this yo.u- v.iiieb bas been t-n-.il nn-1 pk-asaiit Tbo Hud son Park will be undoubtedly visited din-uig the tw 1 -b.ivmia;; nioiill .s whie-b folin v, b it -'a i No v Yoik vi- itors who hr.vn c'-igreg.'tol there- ir large num ber-. .-ill eln.e ilie n a sen with this week. n Island is pvaolieidly closed for the so.if.on, and although many lnny still go there yet thero cannot boa great ileal e>f qde'ftaure in visiting a re sort by the sea, whon tho winds blow ns (-Lilly as these of March, However thn-i. lias been plenty of happiness thin so; sen aucl very little sickness 111 this place, which is much that all have to bo thankful for. CIYTL S E R Y IC E How tho Reform Movement is Worked iu Westchester Comity. Custom House Deputies Carry Primaries. IN D E E D .( TSr°TICE F 0 R k e d e m p t i o n o f mnnim. )> LAKD3 M14 by tho village or n« nMh,u. for ai'roarfl of village iaxo« anti assowmenta or 8 od> tombur 12,1882, pursuant to tho provielout of Cliao 418 of tho Laws of 1881. v ' Republican Coventiou The Rtjiublii.m Iiistriet Coiiventi-ju met at the Orawnnq.un H-til, Vt bite Pluius on Weduc sday. Tko folh.w ing named wero elected delegate-, to the several conventions. State, Jmi.Lnun;,- burg, of Rye; Robt. Masterson, of Eastclievter; and D. J. Tripp, of AVliito Plains. To Uio Senatorial, Geo. Hunt B. F. Butlor Jr., E. B. Long, J. ‘Hop kins, AVm. Cornell. To the Judiciary II. G. IlcnJersou, G. AA’. Uftvtnpiul, and John H. Clapp. A resolute n was passed fixing tlm future reptt men tation of towns in conventions to be based upon the li.d I’n ridei.l.-9 voto, iuste-id of lost Guboi'iiaU-n ,1 vote, as at pri.sonl. - - — - -- — - R.H3A.to HSSTATE In tbo iWt.-lu. uru of VTk I.Viiat- against S.nali R Fi-'tneis, cl ul„ G. Ban).; ns JU-frirv m'-ld tin p:<- s situalc on tlio easterly ridci ol Iiuniv.i, street dflxf 5(1, to Ann Ilit-li-ii-riseui, ooii- cidcndioi' -58011. Um j>veinues v.in foi-m-M-ly owned by Thomas Addis Emmet. Arrested and Fiucd. Justice AVm. Le Count fined a per son on Monday $10, for violating a corporation ordinance. Ho was ar rested by Officer Stouter on Saturday night, and was said to be under the influence of liquor when ho committed the offence. Mr. John Sheehan fur- nieltt 1 bail to -.avo him from spending the Suuday in the Town Hull, Idarring© Aacoimcuiueut. The marriage is announced of Mr. AVm AYailaee McClellan, one of the proprietors of tho Moii nt A’ci-non Argus, and Mi=-s Eunice, daughter of Mr. aud M ia . Alfred H. Dnueombe, of East- che.i-i The eei.-miii.y will bo \ ei- foron 1 on Tiuuvday -tftoi-nooL-, Ripf. 11. u L:’f J'l-.t tb-ra lock, iu tie St. P.uil's Episcop d Clmi-eh of Ea'it- oh.’ster. May the contracting parties be very li.ippv. i-: tiie wish of all wlm ktl w. tb- ic <- Otol'i.'-'U ARV. Th. .to.ll- of Pi.tl.-inon B. Ib.vy, vtliii-b I-io1, pliii-. 1 ml Fi-id-ty lust ai'l r-v u iiugtiiir.i; iUiit -I, nn.i.n-B miijtbei' toll known and highly respected Nmv York merchant. The dcceosrd for a number of years w.rn assjc-iatud wth i Iho enc- cessful and popular firm of Bartlett Beery riCo. For several years after ret! -ins fr.in m-tiv-e business life. Mr. Be.- y lived up 'iihis lavnuuiu- Ctitq-.em Coi'e'r. beloved by smTouuduig iu igli- b'T~ -nd all ro 'fortunate as to make lo'i ie q'.iaiittaiii-e. A .viduv, t-.vo s-dis and n ti-iiiglitor siuvn-rfo motini tlm k-:-.-' .r . kil’-i fatb.i'irid wait lil'nl gun'ti..'IU TotUos. Ii.'i I- u.i-1 di 1.1 to lie di-i-ailcd, '- • -Ii-i.d.-d that -iu.-aic.-d syistutliy win' I- tle-y m-vt dt.;Li o, in tin ir In |. in i t . - ' i-i ■ r Wl v.l- - I. .1. I I I'I.J - .ui.- X it l ; . l i - i l , . >’ vi i, i s o . ..A , ■- I. - .l-ii.i-.; .VI- C I '■ o ,., ■ , ... , .1 .1 .a.i. I.. \.I*I. • I---J. 1- i ... .li I . I I. -. I- 1 . 11 -.t. - \. IU Cl’S- . 1’T’ . ,1?, ojjjv’i rf I tiJJl L\*iiui’6. A Uocltery of Civil Service Bofonu—W ill tbo Republican 3?orty be Successful in tlio County tbis Tall. A s mauy are aware, Collector Robertson, fronx the day he e n tered tlio Custom H o u se as Collector, has lost no opportunity to im p ress u p o n tlio minds o f th e public, th a t h e is an earnest advocate of th e reform civil service movement. M any fa m iliar with m u ch of his p a s t d o ings in political affairs, took no stock in the protended now doparturo, feel ing assured t h a t time w o u ld oxpose tho deception. A fair illustration of how far the Collector’s sym p a thy extended can b e inferred from the follow ing; W illiam H. R o b e rtson's name a p p ears a s a m em b e r of tho R e p u b lican Stato Com m ittee from the Twelfth D istrict. T h is district, it will bo rem em b ered, was repre sented last y e a r by Mr. Stephen B. French, b y th e fam o u s proxy a r rangem ent th a t could n o t h ave beon practical h a d tho Collector, been present when His n ame was called. By the way, has tho Commissioner found his man yet? M a n y of Mr. Roliiutson’s friends excused him at the time, on account of tlio civil service sym p athy that he had earn estly espoused. B u t why did he rem a in upon tHo S tate Committee ? Mr. R o b e rtson ovidently desires to again go u p o n tho State Committee, civil service o r no civil service. In the furtherance of th is desire uot being satisfied w ith securing the delegates of h i s own, t h e T h ir d A s sem b ly D istrict, of AVesteliester County,lie yearns for tho throe from the Second D istrict. Consequently he writes to M r. R o b e r t M a sterton, a tew days prior to tlm day of the D istrict Convention, t h a t ho, R o b - ertsuA', iin tin* interest of civil ser- vicf -,1 of ti .urso, ib'sired him to go to the State Convention. H e lik e wise mentioned who else wns de sired to g o , doubtless in the. samo cans''. If Colli-clor R o b ertson favors civil service reform , w h y would ho attem p t i n th is way to secure liis chosen delegates from tho Second D istrict, w h e n he lives in tho T h ir d ? At th e same tim e he should recol- ect he is Collector, a n d vigorously ndvoeates]eivil service reform. N o r is this all; th ree chosen tru s ty dep uties from tho Custom H o u se, one the private secretary of tho Collec tor Himself, all with tho arom a of civil service reform ah o u t them , ap peared a s delegates nt tho conven tion, and advocating tho sending of Mr. M a sterton and company to tho S tate Convention, becanso R o b e rt son wanted th e m to go in th o in terost of c ivil service, o r in other words, h e is afraid tho civil sorvico reform movem ent will b e neglected, should ho fail to ho p laced u p o n the Stato Com mittee from tho Tw e lfth D istrict. I t would hardly b e expected th a t a person holding th e high office of Collector of the P o r t of New York, would d ictate who should ov who should not represent the Socond Assembly District- of W e s tchester County in th o Stale Convention. No reflection whatever should bo cast upon g entlemen like M e ssrs. Mas- tertou and company, b u t in th e in terest o f th e R e p u b lican p a r ty in 'W estchester County', this one-man rule should be abolished, m o re es pecially mi w h e n he holds an influ ential high Government position like Collector, and talks m o stly of civil service reform. I f M r. R o b ertson did not write Mr. M asterton the li tter ivf-’rred te, it is an easy matti-i to contradict it. If he did, then all th e people liavo to do is to point with pride to a high Govern ment official, who secretly attem p ts to n ame delegates to tho S tate Con vention in a n o ther district th a n the ono wherein he resides, a t the same tim e p rofessing to bo a n a rdent advocate o f tho civil service rule, boasted bulw a rk of tho R e p u b lican party of to-day. We should liko to see th e p a r ty successful in the county (bis fall, b u t shall no t look for it, if a oniitiinianoe of this species of civil service is indulged iu. - F.dvvurd .Tuycc of Tarrytown, a idriu-r I'm- ITm-iv's express, indulged I in ;.ii.-h r.ipi iii.i potations Monday, (that be went to sleep at tlio railroad .cro'-. ing, with olio foot partly over the j rail. A pa-suing livigbt train awakened I him by running on and cutting off a portion ot bis foot, wlicn bis cries brought to his assMauce somo poisons liviug near by who carried him homo. Yillao* of Nkw Roohill* I SeptoWbor 5tli, 1883, i Noffco is horoby given, tiutt iu immune© of th« provibiouB of Chapter 418 of tlio Lvwh of 1881, tho my* oral lots, pieces or parcels of laud hereinafter xnt«» Honed and described, wero sold on the 12th day of 8optoiuber, 1882, for tho shortest periods of tims hid therefor respectively, to persona offering to tako th© same lu consideration of paying tko tax, interest and oxpeuses wliloh hod accrued thcroon at th«dat«of said salo, and (hat tho said lots, pieces or pare©la Of laud hcrolnaflor described remain unredeemed. And notico is hereby further given, in pursuance tho provisions Of said act, that tbo payment to tbs Clerk of tho Villago of New Rochollo of the reipoctir© sums fo I opposite each of said lots, pieces or parcsJi of land hereinafter described, together with any other village tax or assessment paid by tho purchaser aloes the timo of said sale, of which duo notice shall hats beon given to said Olork, together with interest a t ths rate of twelvo percent, por annum from the time of such payment, and the expense of posting and pub* Ushlug wiU bo required torodcom tho same, bsfors tho expiratlou of tho timo for tbo redemption tberson, to wit, tho 24th day of Hoptombor, 1883, and that unless tho said lots, pieces or parcels of land sold M aforesaid, and hereinafter described and mentioned, shall be redeemed within one year from the time of sale, leases will bo oxocuted and delivered to tho re* spoctivo purchasers of tho same. By order of tho Board of Trustees of th© ViUaos of Hew Rochollo. * JAHE3 LOSS. c a n . °UA8' ° ' Bated Septomber Gtb, 1883. LIST OF LOTS, HECKS OB PARCELS OP LANDS SOLD V0E VILLAOE TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS ON BKPXENBSB 12, 1883, REMAINING UNREDEEMED. TAX. 3 wlrcff, 3 miles, on Main and Huguonot streets, iu tho Villago of Row Rochollo, known and assessed as tho proporty of tbo Atlantic and l'acJflcTelegraphOomiiany ....................... 96 01 3 wires, 3 miles, on Main and Hugnenot streets, iu tho Villago of Now ltocbolio, known! and ( . , assessed as tbo property of th© American Rapid Telegraph Company. . . 6 Of )t houso aud lot on Dr&ko avenue, known' and assessed as tho property of Patrick Cash... 4 54 House and lot on Main streot, known and asscssod ns tho proporty of William L. Cowdrey..., .......................... . 94 86 Lot on Washington avenuo known and assessed as the property of John Culbertson 1 H Ono lot in West Now Rocholle, assoesed aa the property of Horace Crosby ................... | II Ono lot iu River street, assessed as the proporty of Mrs. V .Butin.........................114 Houee and lot on Harrisou street, assessed to Abby J. Francis .................... . 4 19 Uonso and lot on Pelham lio ad, assessed as th© proporty of Wm. Flandreau estate ............ 4 49 Ono lot on Polbnm Road, known and assessed as the property of E . II. Hotchkiss I 70 Ono lot on Luwiou streot, assessed m iho prop* crty of Wm, Holdrido .............................. 6 If Uouso aud lot on Huguenot street, assessed as tbo properly of Albort Uurica .................. IT 49 Houso and lot on Washington avenue assessed to Adam Koeimer. .............. 6 09 House aud Lot on \Webster avonuo, anneVnod to Adam Koeimer ............ 5 4 9 Ifouso and lot onLawfou street,assessed as tho property of Wm. Longstaff ostato ............ 7 29 Uouso and lot on Hsrrison and C oy UI o land, assessed to Wm.Ridgeon... ..................... 4 59 Two hnuscH and lots on Banks stroot, property of Jane Pci] ................. 10 79 Six acres of laud ou Pelham Road, kuown and assessed an tho property of A. Raymond... 23 19 Ono lot on River street, tho property of Jamea Reynolds, Jr ................. 8 80 IIouso aud lot 011 Harrisou stroot, property of Lowis l’honiaa estate 6 90 Houso aud lot on Hanford avenue, aaeessod to J. Van Cott cstato ................................ 6 9 9 Thirty wires, 2>| miles, in Villago of New Rochollo, proporty of Western Union Tele* graph Company ........ . .................. 9 1 0 Lot 26, Harrisou and Coyllla land, property of Samuel P. Bell .............................................. 199 Lot 36, Ilarrlson and Covillo land, assessed to Samuel P. Bell................................ . ....... 1 9 9 Lot 13, Harrison and Coviiio land, assigned to Isaac Binns .................................. 4 9 0 Lot KVS, West Now Rochello, assosssd to X* McNriuoo ........................................ . ....... *X 7 Lot 264, West Now Rochollo, assessed to Samuel Wilson.................................................... . 416 Lot 83, West Now Rochello, assossod to un known owner............................ . 8 90 Lots 144,85,62 and 0, West Now Rochelle, as sessed to unknown owners .............. . 4 OO Land botween River and Spring street, in Har rison nnd Covillo laud, assossod to un known owner. ..................... • 3 91 Ono lot situate on iho northerly sido of Wash ington avenuo, bnnndod ou tbo oast sido by laud of J. Kirchoff, ou tho west by laud of G. KirehofT, assessed to unknown owner.. 37 96 House and lot on northerly sido of Washington avouuo, bounded on tho east by tho land of M. Boyd, on tlio wont by tho land of Wm. Connolly, asscssod as the property of Mrs. SyneU ............ . ........................................ 3 5 9 a (Thirty dollars of samo has boon paid). Ono lot situate ou the nortborly sido of Wash ington avenue, bounded on tho oast by laud of Wm. Connolly, on tho west by th© land of A. Bruner, and known on Map IGd of Weat Now Rochelle, filed in tbo County Clerk's office, Westchester County, N. Y., as Lot 264, assessed as the property of Samuel Wilson.......................................... 25 00 F O T J 2 STD. A STRAY COW. Tho ownor will J O L find her at Patrick Giluoan'b Place, Cooper's Corner, TJppor Now RocbeUo. C H A M P MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. A Boarding School for both foxos, in tho MM country, 32 miles by Harlem R. R. from N. Y. Stone build ing, steam heat, and gas. Rooms slnglo or doable. Both Principal and Sup't havo bad long experience. Instructors are graduates of College or Normal School. Eu ropoaii tcAchor of Modern Languages, City lecturers on tho Sciences. Toms of 16 weeks, 981, Address S. C. COLLINS, M. A., Chappaqus, N. Y, CHOICE L O T S . A FEW CHOICE LOTS ABE offered for Salo by tho nndcrslgnod, fronting npon now avenues, I havo couclnded to opon through my properly. Tho l02Mion 1 b unBurpused, beaids furnishing a commanding vlow of Long Island Sound Terms liberal. Enquire of A. B. HUDSON, Owner, Now RocheUe, N.Y. A R E Y O U IF SO, XTOW I S T H E TX3JCE! AS MATERIAL IS VERY MUCH BELOW THE AVERAGE PRICE. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES, CO N S IS T ING I N PA R T O F JEWETT’S & ATLANTIC LEAD, FRENCH ZINC, TURPENTINE, DRYERS, And Pure Stainers of all Colors, A Lago Assortment of VARNISHES. Averill Roady-mixed PAINT. A Complete Stock of B E - T J S H E S , Ami livovjlfiing Connected ivllli tlie Trailo. French and American W I N D O W G L A S S . I I '
