New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
NOTES FROM SMALLER TOWNS.
prTs OF INTERESTING NEWS GATHERED uP BE
TWEEN THE EAST RIVER AND
r,>.T AK POINT


MoNTAUK POINT
An example OF how the tariff question aHec's
places out Of the regular line of travel Is shown
he the iov AT Ulcksville over the Republican
victory About one-half the people of the village
are employed in the manufacture OF sII'e'-'rAi.
and they feel that there il hope for the repeal oil
the Wilson bill at an early date. ana tha' 'ney
say means more work and better wages 'nuei
a protective tarfr pack OF leaf brought from u %
to 81 40 TO the manufacturer, OF which the peaters
received q cents and the cutters . cents Inc
heaters could handle from six TO twelve packs d
day and the cutters from three to SIX NAMING
from 81 20 to g daily for the heaters ana % cents
TO 81 30 daily for the cutters NOW the manu-
,acturers get only or 30 cents for the leaf and
while there has been biz cut In wages there -
ain little pront FOR the manufacturer one Hicks
Vile man has kept sixty hands AT Work since th'
new tariff went into effect, ana mas Hi'ideu '"'
entire pront among his workmen-
The local Board 81 Managers OF the Norma
School at jamaica met Thursday and decided
ON plans for the new building \ majority OF the
hoard favored the plans submitted by Pierce q
Rrun OF Woodsburg. queens county ont OF 'h'rN
two sets submitted. II the state AUTHORITIES V"'.
cur in the selection. bids Will be advertised Tor ana
ground Will probably be broken Tor the puluhs III
the spring
The Fifteen Social club. OF Patchogue. mas pe'h
reorganlzcd. with Lemuel Ackerly. president fren
.rlck Mueller secretary, and William fodiar'
treasurer william Goddard. j. i. FluSrath ana
william Scsrn have been appointed a committee 10
select "A new name FOR the organization ana R''-
eral committee WAS appointed 10 arrange t'r a
series II dances - be- given this winter. pt'h'"
~ tho Kepuhur Savings ana Loan Association mas
i-.u orranlz,d al Pnichogur on Wednesday even
ING A meeting WAS held ard officers oeciel 49, Vol
low. John J. Tappsn. president; ROBERT Mills j.
fret vice-pr.sldcn, Eugene cassidy second vice
incident. Iorr H. smith. secretary Evoritt : ROD
lus,n treasurer. Il. :. Felietrrau. attorney Inc
branch ms about scveniy-iive members
q, TUESDAY evening Mr.. and Mrs. charles Weeks
,r NJ paichogue celebrated their wooden wedding
on Wednesday evening Robert Weeks ha' sur
nrise party and on Thursday evening MISS Meme
clark. Of Nottingham ave- gave masquerade party
for her friends ~, 49,
,rhero will be- an entertainment at IIlcksvllle on
nco,,her u given by Professor Lewis II. Allen.
nrincipal OF the graded school. who VIII be assisted
bv the teachers and scholars. The proceeds VIII
be used in fitting up gymnasium on the second
floor Of the building. 49,
Miss Alice W Titus daughter or Wlnam w
TITUS. Of Jericho. and John Voorhest' o. Syosse''
v.er. married on Wednesday evening at the nome
Of the bride the Rev. J. H. Smock' OF the hrook-
Vile Reformed Church. officiating
pr George Klssam Mcynen of Jamaica, and MISS
L,lizabeth F. Ackert were married at Poughkeepsie
ON Wednesday, The couple will occupy Dr. Mey-
mems C!lnton-ave. home In Jamaica
The NOrtnIOrt tecllf l'bHt '''"F''''
have their plant in working order on January l.
lsg, They are still looking for a site on which to
erect "A power house. The lands owned by 'hareS
T Sammis at Man-st. and Edward T.. Samm'S AT
South Nosthport are under adVisemeht ny tue
,nn,pv as IN. two most available sites in the VIII
lagc. Both are near the harDor anu CONVENIENT 'o
co!ins Pu,p hr,,k school house now IN course Of
construrfion AT Amityvie will be- rca ~ on January
l. 1895 The school house VIII DE one oi tne hdHiao.l-
est from an architectural point OF view on Long
1 ..f, "a nj
plying the finishing touches to the exterior ana IN
grading and beaurfy!ng the grounds, Ihe meItinS
and ventilatlng apparatus VIII be put III position
Inc schooner Messenger. captain Charles Peters,
wrs blown ashore opposite Cutchogue IN Long Isl
and Sound during the gale OF MONDAY neht' rt ne
crew OF ten men narrowly escaped drowning. They
took 20 the small boats and were thrown high up on
the beach. They went to "A farmhouse on the mus
where they found shelter the Mesenger Is a
large three-masted schooner hailing from Pensa-
cola Fla She was loaded with lumber, ana left
Pensacola fifteen days previously bound 10 Boston
Mass (aptain Peters expected 10 make Newton
don hut az the wind suddenly shifted from south
east to northwest and began blowing AZ tnn rae
OF seventy miles hour he found it impossible to
keep off the Long Island h,d f9asa ne schooner
TX Judge Winfield 5. Overflow OF Mhltest9ne.
has begun the publication IN tna' EaRs o, !.
The venture will be ndePsndIn mt, the Editor III,
In the village OF Whtestono. Afterward he was
publication OF THE Long Island city Tribune"
Mcintyre died few years ago rom INJURIES re-
ceved In ex-Alderman hogan phr ooi,'; o poi
ave during n fight with christopher Maiden Mr..
POLITICS and farming. Lately he has devoted con-
siderable study TO the Insects that destroy Long
Island vegetation
4 buggy in which the wife and daughter OF
stephen Freder!cks Of Hollis were riding was upset
I'm The streets OF Jamaica On Tuesday afternoon.
The women were riding west In Fn.;on-st At Flush
ng-ave their vehicle was run mo by the pole Of a
wagon and upset the occupants being thrown into
the street. The wagon that caused the accident
belonged 10 Mr. Pamerose. OF No. POI Montague-st
DIookivn Mrs Fr sde.icks and her daughter re-
celyed n severe shakng-up. but were not badly
hur, They were taken to Petits Hotel and after
ward lett the village train Their wagon was
| su ashed 10 pieces -.-.. - =.
| the menhaden fishermen at Greenport. During the
won i50 0OC 600 Ash have been taken up by the
rmorou. companies engaged In the enterprise from
e;reenrort The money realized from this business
H. sstlma led nj 500 600 There are at present six
| teen steamers haiiing from Greenport engaged In
.Se"--Sndar dsherv They comprise the boats OF