New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-14
FLUSHING BAYsIDE AND CORONA.

sure Of Termination. a substantial majority In
Long Island City.
FLUSHING BAYSIDE AND CORONA.
DR. J. r. Lever. D. c. Beard and E. T. Harris.
OF the Flushing Board OF Education were present
In the assembly-room OF the High School Building
on Monday when the opening exercises took place
Superintendent Chckering delivered an address, in
which he announced some proposed changes in the
course Of study. The ner principal, Professor
Cross a graduate OF Dickinson College at Carlisle,
Penn. and Professor Cole. the instructor in sci
ence and mathematics. made short addresses
Professor Cole is a graduate Of Rochester Unver-
sty The regular school work began Tues
day morning
voewooi. the country home of Commodore
Charles \. Could. at Baysde. was the scene Of
large and fashionable gathering on Monday even
ing the occasion being german given by Mr.
Gould in honor of his daughter and her guest, Miss
George Hoover. Of Buffalo. The lawn was taste
fully decorated and looked Ike place in fairyiand
The german was opened at 10 o'clock and continued
until ! o'clock, when supper was served by Sherry
Among the guests Adelaide Sporford. OF New
York: Major Stevens. Of Essex, Conn; Alice
Sypher OF Philadelphia, and Lieutenants johnson,
Powell and Walker L. 5. \.
The Citizens Association OF Corona. has de-
rermned to appeal to Sheriff Henry Don't to send
a number OF deputy sherfs to Corona next sun
day 10 prevent the coming into the village Of pick
nckers ami chowder parties. They say that this
action is made necessary on account or the reign
of terror which drunken gangs create IN the mag az
drunk and outrage decency, by biasphenly ana pro
family. but assault every one VINO demonstrates WIN
them.
Solomon A. Asher eighteen months ago was
prosperous shoe merchant with store on Nain1st,
night during a heavy storm burglars efIected
an s,oc to as wagon 559ne Mr Asner was com
PEELED as result Of this burglary to give up ms ms
foil o,yed he a
to purchase a horse and wagon lneh Ne putt
laT's license drove about the nelghboring villages
selling where he could Every nisn f rennvns all
his stock from his wagon and putting oo .' and
house. His wagon was PROVIDED Wv VIII" Wednesday
night he returned home late very tTeu en-
left seventy pairs Of SHOES IN f b woke Yesterday
he found that his wagon haq oesn stood in full
view of pasrsby Broadway ana not tber or eanno
ffty Yards from the pavement, iir, - nro oct his
acc,,nt for tho failure OF the police 10 pto'e0' ~
Woodsde is infested with plague Of oe elifsg
who worry me go sDoG ats on Thursday evening
@ns ~ them called at the office OF u la"n -
Bse9w and burning Of vessel upon which he was
sailor. He exhibited IN S me inheritance
story Ea T 0ne Of receny been terribly burned The
doctor after looking at the aiIeseI hud nurkIv
1rd forrbiv down the fellows arm from the elpow
70 the wrist. scraping OF hahd r U o. composed
Tbe fraud hastily made his escape down the street
GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF AND HlckSN ii-|h'
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union OF
Glen cove has elected the following onicers,
do,t Mrs A. 3. Vail; vice-presidents, MIS- D.
,.o Mrs Caroline Price. Mrs. X Holloway
a.ro,ar,, Mrs VI Kleoaley; treasurer. Mrs Har-
riet :. Pratt
The Friends. Academy OF Glen Cove will reopen
an TUESDAY September Il. with the following
teachers: Principal Franklin +. WILSON, 'ia,S "
Rrowneu. modern languages, grammar ana n'era
ture Wilson :. Pike. sciences; Anna > A'AN'son'
Latin. Greek and history; Mary w ROBERTS PR
wow, denartment; Hannah Titus. matron
,,.s Amy Sine Of Adams. Mass is visiting her
narants Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Cae.s. at Glen cove
Landing. go, . CT. co,o
Mr. and Edward Underhi h 81 Gjen f They
are accompanied by Miss Gray OF Glen cove
Landing. . r .,
Sea Gin on Monday evening Mrs Dubois 70 Mrs b
ana J. FORGET were ieGt c Gel S hed al
farmingqsg and Mr. harrington George Brenzel
vas specis.iy deputzed Lodge Deputy by the
Grand chief Tempar TO Ill out me me term
Of =. F. Lawson, who has LETT the village
Miss Edvthe Duryea. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs;
Henry T. Duryea Of South Glen Cove, entertained
number OF her friends at the home OF her parents parents
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Frederick ies
Kcpetcheny The Misses S, fo Emends Annie Mn
lon f Lii Patterson Elsie Schlucher, Florence
Vanderveer Sadie Townsend. Gussie Aspinai, James
Townsend, John Coles. John small James nor 6o,
ton Frank Edmonds Benjamin Small, Louis Det-
ering and Arthur Harold
As William Jaegles fve-year-o.d daughter Mar
was paying on the second floor of his grist MIL
at Hcksyille on Wednesday afternoon, her clothes
caught in the shaft, and she was wh.ried arouh h
with great rapidity. Fortunately she clasped the
shaf with her arms. and she was saved from IN
sfant death \ playmate screamed, the machinery
was stopped at once. and the little girl though ex-
hausted unnjured.
HEMPSTEAD.
The Town Board Of the Town OF Hampstead dur
ing the last few months has been receiving petitions