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r1.CKAuOE AND .BRONXVLLE.

The Rev Alexander =. Doyle lectures on tenn
perancc In the Immaculate Conception thu'c"' a'
,Nckahoc next Tuesday evening
Miss J. Dugan. Of Peekskili. has been the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Rawlings. OF Yonkers PARK.
Miss Anna Bates and MIS-. Eihpree' vi '
sail for Europe to-day ~ to-,
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs AI!red l'a.es na'o
placed a handsome memorial window IN inc 'P''
ccpal Church ~ ST. Jam"s-the-Less. at Sca'sda'e !"
memory Of their parents.
s., Martha's Society, OF New-fork' mas IL Is S"''
,urchosed the well-known A. I. Rockwell place d,
Tanglewylde Brownsville. for an INSTITUTION TOT
clrls II is understood that $4,000 was pa'd lot the
large house and some ten or eleven acres
W H. Atkinson and his family. OF Boston, nave
leased house at Lawrence Park. Broh1Vihe'
On ,-u o. CHARLES Y Tyler a brother OF Mrs.
Anna Smith and Miss Tyler, OF bronN'"'e u''
in New-yorx civ from pneumonia being the sew
cn,h near relative these ladies nave loS' s''0'
February Ii last, within three months. o.
Father sater OF the Tuckahoe Imma &C. p,rick
ceIbe4 ah"TSh iHfne' CIV attended
The annyersary here last %sgE as, Chester is to be
replaced back in the lid Assembly Dis'r'c' % "e
Charles I,eers is about to build handsome house
at I Hes' Pr dcSahSe Madden and NJ ward Of
Yonkcrs have been the guests OF the M'SS''
5s!s WicD Drganst of ST. Johns Eps
copai church Tuckahoe. and m n,sn con-
Hodgmans Rubber Factory is III ana nus ''''
.l..lfI f.l
All the public schools IN TINS rannes of recita.
Arlor Day with elaborate programmes ~ ,nt.r.s,
lions al lresses. songs tree-pantns' exc
In the increases yearly. .,er,s,,o1 a.,
the hone Of Alexander Legsett OF onnmhroiIerrci
week. In the contest for an elesah'HS e nrize ana
sofa cushion SIR. Leggctt s secured the Among the
| presented II 10 Miss Y. McColufn;, w." 7yort
],e.,a were many from New Rochelle New, Dnn.
| Mount Vernon. White Plains. brooH''h an" w
vicinity. ~ ,,..hall game
About 80 spectators Witnessed the % and HE
! between the crack club OF MamaTonernH -, - s,nre
Acmes. Of Tuckahoe. the AGNES wih'''"s ''
rhe celebrated Masterton marble quarry Mi ~
nfty acres. at Tuckahoe IL Is sad mas p Harriet
| Patterson. lselin q Co. ~ N"w-f"rN' ~
& NOyes. a.. celebrate
4 rosdhouse s to be opened on the creS Srars.
! Apple Tree Farm. at Upper Tuckahot. n'"
dale. This was formerly the Bates id,.n . COMPANY
The three kilns Of the Tuckahoe LINZ ,hle 'dus,
| turned out ia716 barrels OF lime AMI m a,nt
In April. This is unusually large our sunday
| Mrs j. W smith will p,ay the ors asycnjngs a,
mornings and Mrs. II. Caldwell SUNDAY ss,rch here.
the Trckahce Immaculate Conception 'h"''"
after " ,,.o a hea-lna
on the proposed annexation Of the y4a.,ssSSahoe tc
! part OF School District No. g. OF Us, Wednes.
| School District No. q Of Bronxville next "'N
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n YACK.
THE WOMEN'S EDITION OF THE NYACK
JOURNAL"

ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT OF THE RIVER ROAD
TROLLEY QUESTION.
Tho women OF Nyack are making great prepara-
tons for the women's edition or The Nyask Even
inc Journal" which IS to be published next Sat
urIay The women VIII have charge of the paper
ON that day. and they viii do everything except
the mechanical work The paper is to be published
in rho interests of the Womens Exchange OF Nyack.
and as the women who going to edit II on that
lov ar. ACCOMPLISHED and able. there Is every rea-
son to heleve that the edition Will have wide
cir,uatlon The staff for next Saturday Is made
I'D As follows: Editors Mrs. s. X. Bradley, Mrs.
T. If MAYNARD, managing editors, Mrs. Clarence
Iexow Mrs. q. W. Mann; local editors Mrs \.
NJ VoOrhs Mrs. T. stevenson; vicinity EDITORS
Nrs Warren Ferris. Miss Partridge, sporting rui-
,nr Misc Nav Bradley. Those who Will look after
,he advertisements are Mrs. william H. baldwin
Mrs. A. {. Tucker, Mrs MERIT, Sawyrr' Ms. noM
1' a~ Tho committee on Circulation includes Mrs.
u u sherman Mrs. John q. Dorrance and Mrs. W
- Conrad The Prool osrr and m' Mps 1oseph Hi
ton The paper VIII BE- an eisht-pase sheet hleu
with ali the local and out-oi-own news ana many
columns of entertaining orisihai s'oriss' she'c'es
arbc Ijiohyay Commissioners OF Orargetown ad-
ionrn.a RE hearing on the appicaton OF the Nyack
5rrarii,n Company for "A franchise for the River
Road on Wednesday until Wednesday OF nex, WEI EN-
This makes the second time an adjournment mas
eVr,e mi # is TO be hoped that II viii be the
last The property owners VINO are Opposed 10 a
trolley road the River l.oad shoaid NOT pr c,,nn
neIed to await the convenience OF the IraSS5 on
rnmnany on wednesday next the case shou.1 De
settied in favor OF the property-owners ana trvn
present Indications It appears that such WIZ DC une
p Over the hill to Plermont Is the only route
rnronsr,vowners will consent TO- and though, inc
R sasa w TSSd ultimately Ultima
sas,t, in being the more paying course
The Nyack Rowing Association he'd an informa'
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STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY.
There Is an unusually large civil calendar to DO
disposed of at the Circuit Court at Richmond on
Monday
The formal opening OF the season Of Prohibition
Park will take place on Decoration Day, There
will be a special G. A. X. prosra n'ne Judge Gay
nor OF Brooklyn, will deliver an address in the
morning.
The ferryboat Uncas, recently chartered by the
Rapid Transit Company for service between Tot
tenye and Perth Amboy, was put into service on
Thursday She Is OF much the ZANE model and
: dimensions as the Maid OF Perth which she re-
The annual meeting Of the sockhol5 der OF ST.
Austns seheo Of Iii m hid IO nex sne rnesay
The engasement has been ann3aaeed OF WiI
nard Steamship Company. Mr. Brown Is wen
eSy MEMBER Of ihs snS
Henry c. Eade. a stanch Republican, has been
ap y he Town s"f Board Of ' Sorthe to nj
cancy caused by the death OF Justice George W.
The County Board OF Excise will meet at ste;
peton on Monday to take ssr.n o" the renewal
There are numerous protests against many OF tne
low grogshoPs and OF re sme
Union and leading clergymen will attend the meet
nS. and ssss pa sss"T
board win take some action against ITS CLERK rive out
/ W.
HANKS without receiving a fee OF ST.
Important business will be transacted at the
monthly meeting Of the Staten Island yacht Ciuo.
which will be held on Monday evening ana ar
rangemsnts for the opening sail to take place on
| Decoration Day will be made. . - IL
| The Board OF Supervisors Will hold It's meeting
to-day al Richmond The change Of meeting pace
has heen made In order that the board may act
in accordance with the resolution OF the Grand
Jury recommending extensive repairs TO the county
! buildings. ,, ~ ,r,os,a,,
At the public meeting in TSttenve on TgsIday
| No 10 a Union Free School The following Board
! ~ Educatlon was elected: W. D. Frerrch. JACOB
/ Herrel. X. w. Wood. g. ). Barnes ana raui van
| Name. ,,.u..., : o.o ooo,as
! of his address delivered before the Assembly IN
| AnrI entitled For the Rescue OF the Sleeping
| beauty" II is argument for ilve-cent Terry
farss 20 Staten Island The address Is In pamphlet
+ form and was printed at the suggestion OF the
committee for circulation In the Legislature .,...
! "Nineteeuth Century Progress IN society
will be the subject at the meeting Of the Fort:
nightly Club OF New I,rightOn. which VIII pc held
nj the home OF Mrs G. Porter, Stuy vesant Place on
| Monday afternoon
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SING SING

Admtaui-G.acrnl Edwin \ M-Al.in AMI hls fam
ily have taken up the.r abclo - lilifiI"' TO"
Generals country seat in this 'ILaf"
president \ Frederick Carpcn. Der and j. Herbert
CARPENTER. % ihc Sonas1ua koi ana h'"' ''''
l.ve returned from their nip . Giou''sier Mass
Mrs George v. KIP entertainer a NUMB ~
friends ana relatives a. her nom" ~ Sillns .
last Monday evening. 10" o''hs''" ''Hs "'' "''
The charter elections Tor THIS village. h'li last
rnnsI,y resulted I'm ~" election " the "nilf" IKE
rulliran ticket rs large major.il's. as ioho".
pr.sd.u, Edward Il Shcrwo' %. trustees, J"ri },
Madden Carol H. Stevens. Rp'crf G~mfn"y c"i.
ir~,or. / :. MrN.al. treasurer. Leonard J. Kip.
va,cr COMMISSIONS. stephen VI sherwood, we
ln.,-uaru.d 0i,rial being Democrat lhi"lsei ~
80 nartl.s All tho special tax appropriations
were defeated ana tie proposal 20 chsnk' III" n'i's
o: the Village was showed under - '''' e"
, 70 nHiilr -caoos OF tho village have been
cosel ihs week, he teachers being al the ''"'"-
,rhe sing Sing choral socley will give iis an
nnai concert a. olive opera House. on the evening
The antertainment o, the Social and Literary
Society % -. Paufs tpircold1 'hnr'l on a.
Thursday and Friday evenings. Was SUCCESSFUL
", .rhn Rev \. H. Gesner. former pastor OF 81.
y,ois 10 that pastor Of All Saints 'hurcn, bIiHr
1'lin died Al MS nome IN this village on lueSiay
"a The fax on dogs has not been enforced in this
county several years owing to the inlinre 81 me
~ u rn.r. ~ dogs In This town by r.solu-
ION OF the Board oi Assessors. viii pay tax
Tbe dedication Of the Presbyterlan Church al
scarborough erected by Mrs. Elliot +. shepard.
vii take place al early date The structure IL
about completed and the grounds are beng put IN
T The regular monthly meeting Of the new Gqild
William Brandreth. In Ellis Place. next Tuesday
Five marriages. fourteen births and fifteen deaths
constitute the vital statistics OF this town for
Ar'n.
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pII.NSA%T\ULE.

Miss Martha Foster browning daughter or MIS-
Mary Browning. OF this village, was married NJ
noon on Tuesday 10 Henry J.. Hunter, OF New
York at the meeting house at chappaqua Friends
ceremony used and after II a prayer was Of
fered by Wilson Page. followed by an address by
David Saue The certificate was then read by ;.
Wood Cornell Of Pleasantville and the guests
weTe a % by Kills. Anna Davies Of
Cleveland Ohio. and Fred Clarke OF New lofk'
cousins Of the bridegroom. The ushers Were car,
cnce Page. Of Chappaqua. and George Head. OF
Stony Brook. y. !. Among The out -ci town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence liro%nins the
Misses Browning. Kinney, Korner ana Hunt, ana
Mr.. carr, Of New-York. reception Followed at
the brides home Tor thc relaiiI.s ana ntlHlat y,
friends OF the families. Mr.. and Mrs Hunter VIII
The Junior order Of American Mechanics gave "A
successful entertainment In sunset nan oh "edneS-
day evening. for the benefit of the lodge
The Pleasantvle Tennis club held meeting at
Mr. Mcrrit's. on Friday evening, Tor me purpose
A number II the members were in favor OF re-
tanning tn" grounds on IN. Bedford Road belonging
Great excitement prevailed in this quiet little
as s"?Tny Hynnnk GaIsed - nH In. Srn Of
the OLD village. was bitten through the hhni. She
was 1angr to o " ne e on HSnaay O e
SsveTai Kaionah People are reheap g.vis farce.
for the benefit Of the village improvement Society,
@n on Fray Nay H. John Dewitt Mer M siye
church for the same purpose;
the Teachers Institute. which has been held In
yesterday. ON Tuesday evening the young people
OF that place entertained the many strangers In
+ town with fine musical programme -.
On "Wednesday evening last James wool gave
an Interesting lecture Egypt Illustrated by sere-
opt!con Views The proceeds are 10 be used 10 pur-
chase seats for the assembly room In Mount ksco's
school house
A quiet welding on Tuesday afternoon took place
AZ the home OF ex-courty Register Joseph - NIL
Ter Of Noun; Kisco when his third daughter. Miss
Gussc Miller. was married TO Dr. Greene OF Peek
skill The Rev. MIR. Chadwick. formerly pastor of
/ the Methodist Episcopal Church Of that place.
officated
Last evening a business and social meeting Of the
u notla hp, mma
Foster.
/ house on her property just nortn OF Moger-ave,
| Mount Ksco.
Guy w Butler has sold his country place al
. Newcastle TO James w. DAILY, OF Chappaqua-
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LONG ISLAND
NYACk
STATEN ISLAND

dance at the boathouse last night. The associa.
summer season, which will probably be opened witn
a large dance on the evening Of Decoration Day.
A large crayon picture given 10 the associa-
ton last week by Captain b.. A. Jessup showing
different characters represented in the ianey aress
regatta held at the boa thouse on july \. 1873 some
Of those in the picture are j. o. Davidson as Grover
Cleveland. George T. Morrow. jr, as behga" y
LOOMS as the Duke Of Wellington. W. II, Baldwin
as John Brown. w w. Reed az Queen |ictoria T.
J. g. Van Houten az Nephistopheles. D. a. foI-
hemus Napoleon Bonaparte, and George Chap-
man julius Caesar. 49,. -
The Rev Ross Taylor and his family have re-
turned to Nyack for the summer sr; Iay'ot by
house In South Nyack, which was destroyed py
fire last fall is being rebuilt. and will soon be ready
for ,,,,
The young women OF the Young Peoples rrienuIy
Society will give an English tea Tuesday IN inc
parish hall of Grace Church at ) O'Clock
l. NJ Van Wagner and his family have returned
from Washington 10 the summer home In Nyack
James Weeks. of Grand View, has opened NIB
country home for the summer
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PEEkSEILI..

Petkskill has lost some OF its oldes, residents in
tho last week. Henry Moore died suddenly on
Tuesday from heart disease. in his eightieth year
lie had lived In Peeksk since $50 and was en-
eaged in the furniture business. He was born in
New-Jersey. Fourteen years OF his life were spent
in New-Tork City. Mrs. Margaret Fink died on
Friday OF last week. at the OF el2hiyhve years.
eleven months and orc day. She leaves five chill
dren, thirteen grandchildren and eight greatgrand
children. all living and was well known In Peeks-
XIII where she mad lXed many wears. she was
Ssnray last az The age If ' veaT T
She was the wife Of John sccor
Miss Bertha. daughter Of Counsellor {. William
Horton Is SUFFERING from a broken arm the result
of fall from a hammock.
Presbyterian church. preached an eloquent sermon
on sunday evening last to the odd Fellows Of
Lodge. No 6. and Cryptic Lodge. No - attended
Coroner Joseph A. Agar held an Inquest on tn,
body OF Thomas Fahey. laborer. on TUESDAY III.
was taken to the Helping Hand Hospital Oh sun
day morning. suffering from fractured skull and
died In few hours without reganing conscious.
TIE NeSIork Central ' and mdson 4 Rver 'c Ro o.
road few miles north OF peeRskill about o'clock
ne was evidently struck by a train the jury could
ind no pr9s' 81 II, ana gave verdict OF death
The public schools IN this village ana town have
betm c hoid Ms Wo Wee Teachers Institute
most Of them were in Attendance upon II. -
r DR. Charles Robert Frank Greene married on
Miller. daughter OF ex-Counly Register Josenb O.
Miller. DIR. ana MIS- Greene viii live i'm peakskiu
The nine of tine PeekssiI. Military Acs1en,' w.,
beaten by The Pastimes of New-York ON Wednesiav
By u 70 6. The Pastimos made Il bas~hits ara The
Peckskills 2 w "'' '''
The Board II Excise of the town If co,,,,, >. sci,
meet on Monday evening next to grant lc.nses The
lneeung VII probaby be an Interesting one as
restrict the number OF licenses dudley G. Has.
brouck, a PIOhiDitionst. was elected Mach
Excise Commissioner by majority of Over a., II.
Is the first candidate who has eyer been elected
here on the Prohibition ticket. At a preliminary
meeting held last week Commissioner Hasbrou1 X
was elected president OF tn boa rd and James !
Martin treasurer 1t WAS decided 20 advance the
license fees. 49,
Ex-Watcr Commissioner Frederick Lent was out
on Wednesday for the iirst time after an Illness OF
several months lie was able TO ride down to hi,
place OF business for few moments.
Charles d. r. Storms, John 6 Cunningham an(
Eharles II. Lent were representatives from Bali
Eagle Tribe OF Red Men, Peeksk. TO the gathering
1t Yonkers Monday evening Of delegates from
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has been taken on the east side than on the west
This has raised the cry OF mpartIality and nruence
Then in addition. If the present lines be followed
many OF the large shade trees which now skirt me
road will have to be sacrificed. The authorities IN
charge OF the work Say they are only following the
original survey. and that abutting property-owners
nave encroachcd upon public property in Improving
their own
a building boom has struck Huntington AZ
huntington Bay. Dr. John H. Ripley q. {. Aling'
}. r Robb. David A. Slower the Rev. Father Staun-
ton, Of the church Of ST. Mary the Virgin, ana MIS-
Garrgues, all OF New York CITY. erecting coz
tages. In the village Charles Il. Scuider. Charles
Gardiner Allison f. LOurdes and Charles White are
also building cottages. Philip Pearsall Is erecting
three two-stOry brick stores. and Timothy +. Scud-
der twO-story brick store. At Huntington bay
several New York people are having their houses en-
larSed. and a small army Of mechanics is at work
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various organizations in the county 10 arrange Tor
" ,pafaae there on independence Day ,
Inc Eoari Of Trustees voted on TUESDAY evening
70 give Cortlandt Hook and Ladder Company, No.
!. sl4p Tor new truck. $500 10 he taken OUT Oh th
FIRE Department fund and 500 raised by special
Inc Helping Hand Association Is preparing ior a
week fair IN the Depew Opera House DuiiulilS me
Iast week IN June to secure funds Tor furnishing
thtir new hospital, into which they VIII shortly
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Awixa Lawn. the country seat o. the late T.. s.
knapp M l-li.. has been leased for III" season by
y . Walhrsson. the sugar rcnnrr. % Nc~ ork
The fslp cornet band has ele ted the following
officers. President Charles DoNsee. leader. W. -.
E.rlesion. treasurer. VI Hawkins. secretary. Ste
phcn Kelley
The country scat - william Dick. % brooklyn,
~ Iaiip which alious that u Mayor Sehi'r'n ana
TaN Collector AlIru : S"ai. j. having a lew az
a4filu made 20 u n 90" shape ~ lnisc e. '9t''u-
room 3D." south sii" ar a '"H' ~ \vfi inc room
wlll hc finished 20 hardwood
William = Hayward and hIf family Viii ,Akc
foss,.3on - their summer to'f ~" 80 tt'cn'-aNr..
Snyvlllo u,Nf week. John a. toDs,Folt. son ~
Robert !. Roosevelt of New York Who has "A me
summer HON. between SHNtil.c and bdyppri. took
hl. f,mIl, there a few dlNE ngo They Viii remain
nu f.yny Island during ia" summer
Mrs Nrfiha Jackson. her husband. william Jack
SON nul sarah GarilngtOr thru" residents 90 say.
VILE whose argr"gate ages amount 20 over ITO
wears dcI ~ m. carly part Of mis- w"ck. Ma.
harrington Was the oldest M nbcr ~ the Methodist
church In snyy,lic SIN. Ms over ! iuciy years ~
Ak. The ihr.c funerals took place on "Wednesday.
Mrs ]. \. Cirral has begun the erection ~ an
elegant queen Anne villa ou ~" south road. near
Bayshorr Tho building "ll be- TWO stories hiSh,
and .px>, feet I'D III" first floor viii l." finished
throughout In hard and carved Mood. The total
cost vii be- SinvJ. Mira tarral Is daughter or
the iafs RraIisa JOhnspi., a F@llihN southern
planter who llyed near Bay Shore during the later
~
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The Westminster Kennel club Of Babylon has
purchased from the Hampstead Kennel the noted
pointer dog Sanford Druid The price PAID Is SAID
t. be $1,000
The annual convention OF the Suffolk County Sun
dav-School Association will be held at Blbylon on
May II and IL.
The new colonial cottage Of Mrs. Virginia Nyse on
the South Country road at Babylon. is nearly COM
plctol The plot purchased from the heirs OF
the late Judge Alexander McCuc and adjoins the
country homes Of Charles l.. Tappin. OF the stand
ard on Company; Horace Pratt. or brooklyn. ana
+ T. y. Sands. Judge McCuc's son-ln-l aw. 49,
The marriage OF Edward Minturn CARL. son or the
late James Harvey CARL. and Miss Bessie Samms.
daughter of d. = s. Samnlis. OF Fire Island. Is ex-
p.cted nj an early date. The engagement was an
nounced last fall. Miss Sammls IL a handsome and
accomplished young woman and great ravorite
I'm Babylon society.
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LONG ISLA ND.
NOTES FROM TOWNSHIPS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
\EWTOWS.

The women connected with the various 'n"' u"
organizations in the Astoria section OF Long is'a'''
CITY held fair for the benefit Of the Astorii 'io
pital Fund on Tuesday. "Wednesday am l""' soy
evenings There were nine booths. each III C"'' ~
of women from a particular church. All the Dooths
were deliberately and handsomely decorated "s NaN
the entire Astoria Athletic club Hail. In wh'" '"'
fair was held The women in charge OK the ar''"5'
ments were Mrs. j. VI. Blackwell. OF - 'e"lS'
Church. Mira. George VI. Potter. ot INC h''N, " Wv
Kedcamer and Mrs. George Iialsey OF the lles",
terrain church, The fair was very generaiy al
tended and was "A success financially
The Sohmer piano factory VIII start UP next WEE"
on fun time. -.
John krdnkopkl, OF Maspeth, mas p,s"" sun
AGAINST Highway Commissioner John j. f"u"'' y,
>,,o..r ,,r alleged Illegal arrest. kraukopki ana
his rothcr-in-law, Joseph WHISKY. W;rc . .
arrested on a warrant sworn out ny tn' ,.an,
"inn.r rh,reing them with abandoning an lhlalt
They were Discharged 10y Justice bowman ih ,t
of evidence and now they want damages ii""" nv
',mu
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RRODkiiANEN.

The subject of Incorporation forms the iead.ns
tonic Of conversation nowadays in Port JEFFERSON
The citizens have come to the CONCLUSION l'i' III"
only way to accomplish anything III the way %.
drainage reform Is II incorporate Inc "'o'
,s expected TO take definite shape through the IL
lece Improvement Society in a few days
IN. schooner Helen Mar of Port jefferson winch
went ashore in a fog on Saturday morning, mas al
mos; gone To pieces. She stu Hes on '.'e ''
cas, II old Field light. captain George nom, "'
owner has given W. al, hopes oi saNiilb Wv n,j
He has stripped the vessel Of her st'ls sPa's ANU
loose rigsng.' ,.,,.,r,, ,clu IN n few
DAYS make trial TRIP 90 It's new steamer NE MOS
auto. which Is to ply this season ,,rnerl :,
e W1"ai S s1 " K Vanderbilt It IS G feet long 10
rect beam and feet inches ar8" hi 'commanIe,l
by captain Henry Gillette. all ,,o..,
The body OF Jim iIsil w"ndeFrF. wei, m "' Won
dgv by T'nd.riakcr Rutland. Han VAS 1919 r,y
y'ars old aud ~tS 'orn1ryy NJ. ihroush Sal.
~ ait ar ne liz h,d regniar from SaS
m"rn@r 70 iISre aIons thc Inc o. march H. died
M the home OF sylvester corwin. In Erookh'Ne"'
~ y meeting ~ the noarl Of Trustees or IN"
Methodist Easc9la Chrrch Faicnosue on ~ th
church announced that he had accepted can ~
the presidency OF NJ" centenary 'ollesate IHsu,
hr.n established for twenty wears. The present
principal % the institute. the Rev. pr ,'eor@r H.
"n,i,n,.",r,r 'i, Charles Mott Of the Nassau
oyster COMPANY OF ehogu". Win his crew
E,Iwarl Horton. Fred S~'zey ard Emmett HitlI,
started ~ midnight Friday night aboard m" com
uany.s oy~;er-rr1ging steamer Curiosity ioi South-
port. conn Tho curiosity viii be- employed IN
dredging for oyster se"i On the Nassau GROUNDS
IN I,ons Island sound The catch VIII be sent 10y
.lonts - the company's headquarters on the Great
south Bay. whore they viii be- planted The com
ranv controls several thousand acres OF oyster
land under water iu this section. being the largest
planters in the bay About twsnty thousand bush
.a OF ,.rI Will b. needed The Curiosity ~ the
largest 0ysier-lrcdsiug steamer IN the South BAY.
and the nrst and only one to be- propelled by saSo-
lcne
Daniel Robinson VAS run over by 'arras" IN
Ptfcho1u. Yesterday. AMI nearly kili"l Robinson
VA. stepping into the carriage. when his loot
SLIPPED The horses suddenly started ahead AZ the
sane time throRng him To tn" ground. The
wheels passed. over his BODY Friends picked him
no and carried him home. II" WIS badly bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

day night in the Jefferson Place schoo'hou''
TuckdnOe.