New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
RICHMOND COUNTY.
STATEN ISLAND.

rrctsrRArIoN TO BEGIN To-DAy-soCIAL. PER-
soNAL AND POLITICAL NOTES.
To-dav is the first day OF registration on staten
leland The uols will be open from a. m. until
a n m Every Republican should visit the polls
and insist upon seeing the registration DOCKS 10 os
convinced tina, he has been properly registered
The fair which was held at To,tenve last week
for the benefit Of the Volunteer FIRE pepar.heh'
was a financial success, the net receipts being
q, SOo The winners Of the principal prizes were
Miss Joline Frederick O'Connor. Miss Murphy
George Smonson and Fred Helms.
Professor Louis I.nde. a well-known resident ot
Tompknsylle died suddenly on Sunday, while al
the dinner table with his family. Professor Linus
was the proprietor OF a wel!-known dahc'hs- scnoo'
in New-York His funeral took place on TUESDAY
AZ St Paul's Memorial Church. Tompknsvie' ana
WAS attended by the members OF Stapleton council
No ia, Roval Arcanum of which organization he
a member. 80 49,
lack" Hawkins the well-known host Will give
a clambake for his friends at the Union House.
Tottenvill, next Wednesday afternoon
The campaign Is open in full force, both parties
having made their nominations and the co'tes'
promises to be exceedingly lively and interesting
Mr. Conkiin the Republican candidate for Assembly,
and John l.. Daily. for Sheriff. are expected 10 ue'
feat their Democratic opponents
The Yacht Mable. Commodore William II. I.udium.
Staten Island Yacht Club was hauled out ana
placed In winter quarters OH Ne""''""'' 49,
pic " ex-Commodore Charles +. Hoyer' mas ais"
gone out of commission the Melissa. owned py
Treasurer r. W. s!monson and me Emma H. oap'
tain Mathew Kehoe. are still In commission, c,o,,.
O. q Uauchett a well-known resident OF S'ap,e,
ton and a member OF Tompkins Lodge, 81, i anu
A NJ died suddenly at his home on TUESDAY.
There was a pretty informal dance al me Covneryy
Club on Wednesday evening Among tnose pr anSS
were Mr. and Mrs Edward =. Twinnins; VT. r anu
Mrs Gwathmey Mr. and Mrs. Boody: Mis s, nom-
mar Miss Amy Bonner Mrs. Julia y. Robinson,
Wr and Mrs Crossmann. Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
Graham, Mr. and Mrs. J; IL Murray, MISS M Mhs'
Mrs Wadsworth. Mr.. Erickson, Norman Hicho.s'
otto Altman. Frank Ntman, Henry H0psins'
beverly Robinson, Mr.. Darrah and carlyle boyd.,
The hounds will meet at chelsea AT CLOCK
this afternoon. The run will be across country
finishing at the clubhouse on Glove Road
rsafure OF the meet to-day yill be a fourth hand
brake driven by Mr.. Booth. ,.x
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Is. Braisted. OF tHltons
VII celebrate the nth anniversary or their wed"
ding on October e. .. - -.
New Brighton have organized class Tor the STUDY
OF literature. The class Is known as the Depu-
tantes OF 81 and IL composed OF Miss Anne Jont-
son Miss Annie d. Ha.lett. Miss Blanche Taylor.
Miss Bessie Davenport Miss Elzabeth McouSade:
Miss Floyd Trasl. Miss Winfred Whitman. Miss
Margaret Du Bots and Miss sylvia caesar Inc
discussions OF this new>>class will be confined TO
current events The discussion for the next meet.
Ing will be- should Women Enter the Poh'icai
Arena A..
The Rev Alexander Il. Thompson. founder OF the
old Dutch Reformed Church In Stapeton IN 1871.
will occupy the pulpit In the First presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Edward H. Bonner. OF Bard-ave.. New.
held on october g. from to O'clock TO introduce
her daughter, Miss Amy Bonner. .
Mrs George William Curtis Is visiting Dr. +. y
Curtis at West Newton. Mass.