New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
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and viii be represented by powerful agencies
John Holman. a resident OF Brooklyn. a suburb
died within few hours He went duck hunting
Peconic Bay alone. and was found unconscious ns
tile. II is supposed that the gun WAS sced-ntany
discharged. Hoffman was taken to Rlverheid' anu
medical aid summoned. bur ne did not recover 'o''-
scicusness. ,r,.,,,
at East Hampton by workmen who were diyS i, q
cellar They unearthed skeleton, and on digging
dams. ali Of which had their feet pointed to the
one Of the skeletons had string OF Deals
smells
Henry Latin. who fell from tree about three
ninety seventh Year it IS said that NJ Latin never
H n@ vii De at tn Nichols; Episcopal Church
Amtyyille tomorrow. ,..,.,,,.
skin 'G dc pF'% mary e pye night
pequl. Llndenhurst Babylon. Bay Shore and islip
law There Is NM Of $50 for elch oTenes Tn ne
Bay constable has promised TO look after some OF
the people who have been shooting ducks az night
on NIoney Island. This sort OF cunning Is driving
al bs tmg o ou. S % 10 Of South Am
Vill- viii hold : reception in its new hose-houss
at an ray datr Inc torgan 81 T'e omsn; Zee
The approlrhing vIlage election OF whtestone.
which Will take place on December 3. promises 70
b- the most lively one ever held in that oaiIi"ick
Three Village Trustees and two Water C SnnIi
David L. Cooley and DR.. Edward BECKER. the pres
rat Trustees. VIII probably be renominatedii
strong tight is expected 10 DE- made agdns' MOSES
Worms and Judge 7. G. McKenna the present e:,I!
eminent cub and the local hiemen Will take an
A. r4suli Of the r.cent Republican victory the
Nucanlte Button Works. at LindenhuGst. have AIKEN
on nrasly al their old "rp.oyes ana y Il prnsVet
more than 200 hands Will be employed orders lor
the output have been increased ana me 3peiasnes
lection The factory has been an important factor
are oyerjOyed at the prospect ot having s'eauY ELL
ploym~nt during the winter 49,. -,.,.,,.
preparations for the annual election " ofncers
which takes place on December The Excelsior
Hook and SdIer Company am6 pom nUsy to.
William T. Ostefhout ~ the Ever Resdys. chief;
dr. assistant chi4f. T. H. Maryland. OF the Ngi-
ants treasured ana Albert o. smith OF t NJ " ,I-
Ar Rerl. VINO for many years has been connected
appointed manager Of the Garden Ilty ii2ssn MI.
Reed succeeds Frank r Nick-rson. Or framing
ham Mass VINO died suddenly from heart disease
Th- congr' sationalis,s Of Roslyn Highlands ar.
tneir new church which il now almost completed
The date has been fixed for sunday Drcrmorg
There is a movement on foot among the people
o. Northpori to build d trolley railroad from that
village to Amityyllle on the South Side il IS SAID
t BdspGT !h acks a Az Soon as
slb- They stand ready to build the road and equip
Il the people Of Northport ana AmltyVlIle seeue
the right ~ way. furnish the motive power ana
furnish the poles ana wires. The oner is now under
conslera ton The construction or an electric eht
miami in Northport some weeks with facilities
sufficient 20 supply he proposed railroad win cleo
rric power leads the belief that the road IL an
assured fact II the plan j. carried out II Will de-
leop Of the richest agricultural sections on
Long Island -
The appointment % Augustus Remsen az post
master 1T Jericho and the intended removal by
that official OF the posottce to the store or Daniel
Titus has caused much dissatisfaction in that VII
lage In addition TO being a fourth-class post
Mr "A
CLERKS ONCE at Jamaica. Mr. Seamans friends
say that his reason for removing the postofnce ls
based his desire 10 appoint Titus az his deputy
and have the latter 10 do the work while Remsen
* attending 10 the duties OF his once In Jamaica