New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17
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socilbe" on Tuesday afternoon Several or me
young ladies' are enthusiastic ON the cat questiSSl
and there is some talk among them VI arranging io'
A "cat exhibition" At an early date
The Oceanvie Presbyterian Church has extended
Mr. Wolf IS a man OF ability as a preacher ana mas
held a charge In the Congregational Church d.
Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Plummer celebrated their
golden wedding at their residence in Farmingda ,
lives and intimate friends assembled to do them
honor. The aged couple who have spent the 1 wno,e
of their marital career among the people or Farm
ingdae were the recipients Of many congratula-
tons and not a few valued testimonials OF he'gh-
Sincerity Lodge No. 2S6 I. O. G. r., will hold
chrysanthemum tea in Rayn9rs Hall, FreeIPorr. r.,
served and short programme OF music and reel
taton has been prepared 49,, ,,.r. =,
the Mantle Club of Flushing will be given satur-
The ladies' of the NJ. f. Church of Freeport Will
hold their annual fair and supper on December IL
On december : the Excelsior Hook and Ladder
Company of Freeport will celebrate their twentieth
anniversary Hiram r. Smith, Charles cb heIanS'
Powell the committee In charge.
Harry Olmstead has been appointed Second AS
sstant Postmaster of Northport in place or NJ l.
The following physicians have been appointed by
the Board of Health OF the town OF oyster Bay to
attend the poor during the ensuing year: For Glen
cove. Frederick A. Wright W. Ii. Zabriskie. c. J.
ley II. f. b. Seaman; Jericho, John Mann; Hicks
vile j. g. Raue Oyster Bay George 6 a a. S,as5
at Fire Island are already in place and the !lght
will flash forth January ]. 1885.
The Nathan Hale memorial monument at Hunt
ingtOn completed on Tuesday. The gas jets are
lighted every night and the connection with
the water works affords and beast an oppOr-
tunity Of quenchng his thirst at the BASIN Inc
work Is the subject of universal admiration.
The farmers OF Long Island are considering the
advisabllity Of holding a nass-meeting in Few
days determine the best course 10 pursue 10 meet
tine Manure Dealers Trust tn" Board or Man
ayers of the Long Island Farmers CLUB will meet
at MlneOla Immediately after the next meeting or
the Queens County Agricultural Society to consider
this question. Speaking of the attitude OF the
trust to the agricultural classes. prominent Hemp
stead farmer said: after of the worst seasons
eyer known Long Island. the farmers are con-
frOned with combination of manure dealers. VINO
already have raised the price of manure 30 per cent
and threaten to Increase ii much higher still. Ii Is
a life or death problem with US now. II the trust
succeeds in keeping up this price many o. us VIII
be forced to abandon our farms and look FOR EN-
ploymcnt elsewhere"
willing Workers juvenile Temple. I. o. g. T., Of
Sea Clh which Is the only of its kind in
Queens county will give public entertainment
In the Methodist Episcopal Chapel on TUESDAY
evening November ~. Albert Nash is the super
intendent.
The annual charity ball for the benefit OF the
ing Tho affair will be ia charge of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Jacob
The Oakdale Farm owned by F. g. Baurna, was
represented ar the Horse Show in Madison square
Garden this week by five blooded horses