New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-24
NEWS FROM THE S UBURBS.
LONG ISLAND.

ropr H.MrLroy.-Thomas r. Church. we'll
known resident, ago fifty -thrce; died on 1uuu ~
For many wears he kept the leading hotel IN the
village. 1Ie was brother of Justice {. W. church.
One Of his sons is Il lawyer in Brooklyn.
COMFY IsLAND.-Thc bid Of $4,000 made by
John ]. Law for Comey Island Point has been
n cs an4 ' OF S sGoI oa Wa Pstn
who bid II 600 His purpose is To erect me coz
tages along the shore. with park, walks aha
old Iron Pier property has been awarded TO
Woolsey & skinner at $4,000. as o. Ahdersohi
who wa. entitled 10 II by bid OF ~ ooO coni n
gavs his is the highest legal bid and that he VIII
carry the matter Ia the courts
J.u.rc,-The funeral of Mrs; Willard snyder
was held Yesterday she va, prn" Oh b bn s,,s
burned. her clothing having caught hrc from z
stove. Al tho head Of tho CONN STOOD nor hnsnann
who begged his wife TO speak To him " just once
All ehoit, 10 quiet him were iruttess; MIS- snyder
was Tho daughter o. James O'Neill. at one time
prominent in downtown shipping circles.
Nrw Iors.-.Iohn Stauder school trustee yes
terday shot lsInself in the head. at his home at
Iibrrtv-ay- and Barbcy-st East New-IoIk. lie Is
n German. and large dealer in clothlng. His bust
too much FOR his mind, which n supposed 70 have
given way. HIS father aud two brothers all killed
themselves. ,,,
The Catholic Benevolent Legion OF New-Jersey
held ts annual session IN the Catholic Institute N
Newt Yesterday, DIR. John Richards presiding.
gates The membership was reported TO be l,3Oo.
The state council was formed one year ago.
Corrie Saucr age thirteen, who disappeared on
"Wednesday from the house Of her SISTER. No 100
UaI.cy-st was found by her sister on sunday IN
inc house of a woman named Mary Long, No. ~
Nlchoson-st She said that she bad been kept III
ihe house with four other children by the Longs.
The pOlico are Investigating the matter.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PIAIvs.-Several persons who attended n
meeting last Tuesday evening at the house OF W.
II MAYNARD after the funeral of his brother, Henry
4. MAYNARD have signed "A paper stating that the
EXERCISES bore entirely upon the teachings of Spirit
ualisIn and adding that no reference whatever wa
made 10 the present condition Of Mr. Maynard =
suirt uor were any questions asked CONCERNING the
sad ending of his lie.
eryG StNG.-A freight train on the Hudson River
Ro,lroad was dsraicd by broken frog Yesterday,
aid eighteen heavily Laden ears were thrown Oh
the track, causing a blockade for some time
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
NyACK.-The annual meeting of the Rockland
County historical Forestry society was held yes
tcrday ia the PIesbyterian Church =, An address on
Middle Age History and Modern Times" was de-
liyercd by the Rev w. G. still, of Pierlnont The
members ate their annual dinner In The evening
Garrett Van Nostrand was chosen president.
VARIOUS CONNECTICUT TOWNS.
Nonw,Ls.-Senator Joseph r. iIawley has ac-
ccntcd an invitation to speak on tho tarh ones ION
In Narch While attending service nj me Con
rrecationa Church on Sunday Mrs James Knox
Folks horse and carriage valued at @oOo' WHICH
stood under the she'd were stolen.
Aysoyn.-Dr. White Of New-Haveni on micro,
scopc,l examinations OF the stoma9hs ol o9li nn1
Mary sullivan. recently found dead IN bed lounu
that what was supposed to be poppy leaves are teo
leaves and that death was not caused py poisoi'
but by su0ocation from coal sast