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5 ~ " Spider and Fly " a t Opera House. M. R 8—Meeting of the Liquor Dealers Association of this city, a t Fei'jruson's Hall, a t 3 o'clock. ''—Meeting Common Council. 8 p. m. 8 p. m .
7—Meeting Fifth District School Board. 8 p. m.
LOCAL ITEMS. Unusual interest is now manifest in the approaching firemen's convention when officers will be elected to govern our volunteer department for the ensuing year. Mr. C. O. LeCoont, .'of N e w RocbaUe, will address the temperance meeting a t Willard Hall next Sunday, Sept. 4th, at 3;30 p. m. All are earnestly requested to attend. An important business meeting of the Eastside Democratic club w a s held Wednesday evening. Tbey will raise a banner at the junction of Union avenue and Jefferson street. There will be a meeting of the Board of Health of this city this afternoon at the Common Council chamber. Mr. F. Staik has notitici to appear before them and t o give -reasons »tty be does i ot boil the bones be transports. We tremble tor the success of the City Market Meat Company which is to begin business Monday on a cash basis. To build up a trade iu this city with the principle of CASH as a foundation will require a Herculean effort L,
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Becklew Drrrtr Causes a Runaway. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John Rogers, of South Bleeker street, while out riding in company with her husband, and having a baby in, her arms, collided with . a reckless driver on South Fourth avenue. Mr. Rogers ent into a store o n FonrtJi avenue and left tr in the wagon. She drove, up and down the thoroughfare, s o as not to block up the street. She had driven u p a few times and was in the act of coming down again when this man crashed into her vehicle. T h e horse immediately took fright and ran. I t was captured before it had gone far. Fortunately no serious injury came to the occupants. They were badly* frightened, however.
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ARNING—To t h t t man and persons trespassing on the grounds and breaking in my* house on Jefferson and Montinella avenues, McKvoy Estate, Edenwald. They will t e punished to the full penalty of the law. Look at sign on premises. G. L. KOENIG, . —131 Owner.
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UPREME COURT-COUNTY OV WESTSHenry Foster, Plaintiff, against William F ClIBi-TEU.
Weltz and Augusta M. WeRz his wife. Defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action on the 23d day of July, I842,1 the undersigned, the referee therein appointed for that purpose, will sell at public auction en the premises hereinafter descrioe'l on F r i d a y t h e 16th day of September. 1 8 0 3 , at 11 o'clock in tbe forenoon, the premises described iu said judgment as follows, to wit: All that certcin lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and boing in the City (formerly) Village of Mount Vernon in the County of Westchester and State of New York, known and designated on a certain map, entitled, " Map of Central Mount Vernon, situate lu the Town of EastChester, Comity of \Vestch(»ter and State of New York," (made by Andrew Findlay. surveyor, dated Westchester, September 3, 1853. and now on file in the office ol the Register of said County), by the number 67 ',fifty-seven); and bounded und described as follows on said map, to wit: Westerly in front by Tenth avenue southerly on one side by lot number 68 (fifty-eight), easterly in tbe rear by lot number ins (one hundred and eigbt), aud northerly on the other side, by lot number M(fifty-six); and containing iu width In in 1 rout and rear (50)fiftyfeet, atii la depth on each aide one hundred (109) feet, be the said several dissensions more or leas. Dated August 8,1892. WILLIAM W. PEN FIELD, DAVID O WILLIAMS, Referee. Plaintiff's Attorney, No. 38 West First Street, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 124— — ' •
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