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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
pIEAcANTNIIIE.

Mr. and Mrs Charles f. unIerhill. Of Brooklyn.
came 10 their summer home here on Thursdnv.
\ musical entertainment Will be given by the
Schubert Double Quartet In the PleaSnntVille sta
ton Methodist Episcopal Church on Jun" ~ ,
rho ladies' Of fhc HELPING Hand Society OF tho
Prosbytcrian Church gave a strawberry iestiVhl IN
the loc,ure-room Of the church Tuesday afternoon
and evening. 49,
Chlldrens day VIII be observed In the First
Methodist Episcopal Church AT the old village TO-
morrow evening.
Early Wednesday morning the barns belongns
IN John Whl:son and James Wheeler. near " MT
sons station. Mere destroyed by fire. supposed To
be the work Of lncendiaries.
Willcfi Moline while plOughing recently. found
n curiosity in the shape OF box turtle that had
lived 10 a good ola age. II was marked "B. ~.
lSl2" making II over ffiy-tvo years.
Tho graduating exercises OF the Chappaqua Noun
tain Institute were held yesterday afternoon before
a Largo audience. Next Saturday the Alumni As
VOCATION Will have It's annual meeting. An inter-
egfing programme has been PREPARED.
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rr.cKAnnE MD nRoNXvILLE.

ouie, welding was celebrated in St John 5
rolscopal Church Tuckahor. on Wednesday after
noon The contracting parties being Caleb Ans ~
ives Of Mount Vernon. son u TIC late Rev Angus
ives former rector o! Inc church, ana M,,TH
Annie Dussnherry. daughter ~ supervisor N"f''s
y I,snrbcrrv also warden OF the chircA. o.!
Turkanoc \ family reception was he'd AT Mr.
ON TUESDAY owen Hughes. Of Tnck1hoe and
Mas Lizzie n Ransom. daughter or TUCSON nan
eoro - sing sing were married IN the Pr"shyteran
Church o, Sing Sing The maid - honor wa' Mss
Emma Mott % sing Sing. and the bridesmaids
w"rn rsa Uarrlc,ic Colwlse OF Kingston ani Miss
Grace Paris. % sing sing The pest man was
Vernon Uughes Of Tuciahoe. and the ushcrs We're
T. Dennis. jr. Mr. Hapgoo'' T.. lhoi"pSo" ana -
Cn.iiren's sunday was observed IN the Asbnry
Methodist Episcopal Ghnrch IN. h'hIs rnc 10y nrp
cr,r,ne and a noral arch was butt by eight pupils
OF The SUNDAY school Miss Hattie Martin being the
"Guarlian Angel OF the Gate
rhn women of the Hronxville Reformed Church
gave a reception 20 th"r pastor ana his VIE. VT
and Mrs i ~. DE Nries. on their first wedding ami
perln'enIcnt. Mr. Alexander Masterton. and MS
wife il being their fortyifih welding anniversary
A. It vas the pastors paper weiIing " IN paper
bills were presented 10 him. and Mt an1 Mrs Ma =
terion were also remembered Miss Bacon. MISS
I'nderhlll and the Misses Fc,dhusen ana Mr.. Payne
furnished some excellent music.
The Wavcr.y Engine and Hose company; 10 J. OF
Tnckahoe goes TO White Plains next "Wednesday 10
take part In the nrcmen's parade there The Drum
and Flute Corps goes with them.
Tho Asbnrv Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church. Tuckahoe on Wednesday evening was the
scene Of pretty wedding when Iewis ,i III. o.,
;ruc,,a no.. were married John and Samuel Riley.
brother Of the bride. ana Frank Bates AMI "
Bcebc OF brooklyn. were Ushcrs. and Miss Ruth NIL
ie- Of Iers.v CIV n little cousin Of the bride was
maid of honor The ceremony was performed by the
rev j. Y. Bates. pastor Of the church MI ana
iantic states. after which they will be al home In
NeW-taDIdn. conn.
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KATONAII.

Clarence Whitman and his family OF Brooklyn.
are now at their summer home. Katonah Woods.
The assessors OF the town OF Bedford met on
Wednesday at New-katonah FOR the purpose OF re-
viewing property preparatory to making new as
sessnent roll
Notice has been served on Romano Richey by an
agent OF the Sunday League close his barber shop
next Sunday.
The directors and stockholders OF the Farmers
and Drovers Bank of So:ncrs have called meet
ing a that place Wednesday. 10 decide wnethcr
10 close the bank or not. 49,,
on Wednesday last the Italians working on me
new village were out strike for more money
Invitations have been received for the Wedding o.
Miss Grace Brown OF Brooklyn and George Sm.,n.
10 take place Saturday, juno 22. at noon, IN tne
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn
The Rev. Mr.. Bsbbitt. the newly elected pastor Oh
the Presbyterian Church and his bride have been
the guests Of Dr. and Mrs G. +. Chapman this week
Last wednesday evening reception was given er ~
their honor and among those who were invited were
ali the members Of the church ana the conSrega-
tion II was a most enjoyable evening 49,, H.,
on THURSDAY evening last soci0be was ncn !"
the silk Factory Ill. by the women OF the Metho-
dist EplscOnal fhurch. l.,
The Katonah Fire Department has accepted an n.
ytafon 10 take part IN the parade OF the "h''e
p aims Department on Wednesday next nj,
THE commencement exercises OF the katonan iuo-
lie School were held in the assembly room iast Tues
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president: Mrs s r. Knapp. secretary Nrs e. M
Sh!pley, treasurer: Mrs Marks JacoP,us; r wilson
SECRETARY. Advisory Board-Messrs r. ,s,ron~
A. G. Requa stephen Lent. II ", A Ar
George W. Dcnike Medical i9a'pp o,nrs & =
Knight president: Drs. George b: fTleLss.
Horton, William VI. Carhart. e. a. hiis"'' "''
p Snowlc1. d.spcnsary physician. ,oo, bola
The institute. Professor tnterrener sciooi' -,
it's CONNER cement exercises On Thursday e'c'''"s
in the gymnasium. -u<,, ,i.,tc
The peeksk city Band held a successIu' picnic
al Dunphy's Grove oh Monday evening idSt. y.
Samuel r.. Coffin. OF eN-~irT1Ei'r ,"p 81, =, :,
Coffin OF Pcckskill. has been apro'ntei ~ i"" S
comms. Toner OF HUDSON, where ne no" A''S' ~
Mayor TT tor OF that city. :, -...,o,
Harmony Lodge. X: OF +. viii holl ine', ai,or
services at Castle Hail tomorrow afternoon ~ ~
which 40 graves Of knights In iIilsde cemetery
viii be decorated. =, ,u
court Amerlcanus 40 500. 4. .. +. oi ~ VIII
hold a picnic 1T punphys Grove on ln"slay .oNr
Ceorg, T. rrigrS. president of the Ahinnl ;NFSo
cation OF the state Normal ard Model scloos, oi
New-Jcrscy. vii. attend The conimenceneht ext
cecs mex; week at Trenton anl nr"siHe al inc
alumni meeting or wednesday,.
chdron's Day WAS observed In most OF INC
churches here on Sunday last by appropriate ser
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LONG ISLAND
NYACk
STATEN ISLAND

subscribe this year to the Nyack Hospital Fund.
ing on June IS. to consider the proposition OF
and also the consideration of the proposion OF
purchasing the property above the old stone church
in Upper Nyack for the club grounds.
Nyack politicians ere beginning to discuss the
candidates for the State election in the fall The
Republicans are about unanimous for Otis Il.
Cutler for third term in the Assembly, while
the Democrats have NOT been able to decide on
accept another nomination for State Senator from
the district he will get the support OF Rockland
County.
The Nyack Rowing Association will go to the
intercollegiate boat race between Columbia. Cor.
nell and Pennsylvania. at Pougnkeeps!e the
10Th, on the steamer Rockland
On Sunday. June g. the Rev. J. b. Taylor will
preach special sermon to the Masonic fraternity
In St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church:
Invitations are out for the dance at the boat
house June 49,
The Nyack Public School will hold its COM
mencement exercises on Thursday, June a. About
sixteen pupils will be graduated.
The Piermont Field Cubs baseball nine will
play the Alert Athletic Club this afternoon at the
grounds in Piermont.
Francis E.. PltkIn and his family came to Nyack
to-day for the summer.
E. NJ Carroll starts to-day for Mexico. where he
will remain for the greater part OF the summer on
business.
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TARRYTOWN.

John w Horton an old resident OF larry town.
died on Sunday at the age OF seventy-hve years.
Robert Hankinson, Of New-York City. is planning
10 build large boa thouse the beach near the
Rand Drill Works This will be a convenience for
North Tarrytown people. as they have been obliged
heretofore 10 go 10 the Tarrytown boathouse 10
battle
The New-York Central Railroad Company made a
mistake in covering the spaces between tracks in
front Of the TarTytOwn station with gravel IL is
great nuisance. md ruins the shoes OF the passen-
gers
The Pocantico Hook and Ladder Company gave
a moonlight excursion last Monday evening down
the Hudson . . ,
The annual meeting Of the Tarrytown Hospital
Association was he'd the Lyceum on Tuesday
evening . g,
A musical entertainment and strawberry festival
was held at Masonic Hall Thursday evening under
the auspices OF the young ladies OF St John Ger
man Lutheran Church for the benefit OF the church
Numerous complaints have been made 10 me Pc
lice IN regard 10 the breaking OF windows IN inc
Irving Institute on investigation II was learncd
that OF the young men attending me insItute
the guilty person Tie was brought beiore
Judge Armstrong, who administered reDnKe 70
him, and ne then sent home to his father
now getting ready for the Fourth Of July enter
tanment which will consist Of fireworks. music.
singing oratons and n liberal dispensing OF cream.
cake and strawberries. ,,
10 the Iyceum which will soon be acted upon.
Four or five are in the bicycle club swelling the
number 10 thirty. The club runs are held Thursday
evenings. -,
William f. Alinnery has about completed the
extensive alterations IN the old Archer Van Tasscll
house al Lawrence and Beekman ayes. The foun-
dalton OF another house just west OF 1t has been
laid by the builder.
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SING SING.

Mrs 4 A. McAlpln has presented 10 the ossining
Hospital a 81 ocO per cent bond given to her for
that purpose BY her father-ln-law. II. IL McAlpln
C.hi,aren's Day services were observed In the
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches. elab-
crate programmes having been prepared for the oc-
caslon.
lanes A. D4nnison formerly Northumberland OF
tho Tic, Regiment shot n dog In the streets OF this
village last Saturday Dtnnison was rirlhR on
horseback. and the dog attacked him: M arrest
followed ana Dennison was me" h IN ,h sum -
SEQ. 81 appeared "''''S s,, ,n, ,.'s ,.,..,.
The Mount Pleasant Field club. which includes
In It's membership the most prominent OF the society
peop.e OF this village has Ned papers Of ncorpora-
lion with the County Clerk at White Plains The
trustees are General Ralph Brandreih LOUIS +.
Washburne J. Herbert Carpenter. y fredef,k car,
nenier George II. Rarow. F y. Rogers, hlchari
Deming Colonel Francis Iarkin. IT, ana Dr' Jo'i
~ JoSn p. Herreshor the blind boat designer, Of
bristol By Of h G 4na ss
visited this village on Monday evening ias,, on IN.
steam yacht Viva The party Werc inc Rnof'S Il, ~
Colonel and Mrs. Franklin Branireth during ueir
The CLOSING exercises Of Os.ning Seminary FOR
lake place next week Monday evening = piano
ana song recital. BY the pupils Of NJ pl!"y ana
Nile Rego Will be sVe 1seT n on viii take paee
'Ihe address viii be made by the Rev Di; r., "
Bradley, and the diplomas presented by the Kew
Trinity Episcopal Church Is 10 have peal Of
four bes. gift from Mrs BENJAMIN Moore ,s,,.
da"ob,"rs who have been visiting ro.aivcs here
will sail for home on the steamer faris GI ,nr
company Them. TO be Joined later on In Europe by
The sem-annua conference Of The brotherhood of
in Trinity Church tomorrow morning session a.
cse af'ernoon sssspn r f. "n Wi sg Il GnG
MIR Ford Of New-York CITY. and the Rev. Dr.
Bradley. vii. deliver addresscs
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND SUI
FOLK COUNTIES.
FLUSHING AND NEWTOWN.


Walter Albert Dodsworth and Margaret W. New
ton were married In ST. Georges Church. F.ushhs'
on Tuesday evening By the Rev. Or. j. Carpenter
Smith. The bride Is n daughter Of George w New
ton. ana the bridegroom son OF the Editor Vi
The New York Journal Of Commerce ana CONNER
cal Bulletin" The bridesmaids were the Misses
Rycrson Read Newton and Doisworth. MISS Jui'a
Rverson was maid Of honor. The ushers were Dan
iel Valentine Frank Dodge Huntington Merchant
William Newton Ryerson and Lawrence Io"nsehu'
Alfred Dodsworth. brother Of the bridegroom was
best man. After the ceremony A reception was
he 4 NJ The homo of the br .des parents az,
DR. ". l.. Warrln. Frank L. warm ana MISS
Martha Combcs all OF Newtown, sailed on lle o..
Louis on her maiden trip. Miss Combes Is daugh,
ter OF Or. A. c. Combes. She VIII REMAIN ao'oad
until october. ID. r,,..,tor -
An order was issued by the Board or Educatlon OF
College Point Thursday night reqir ny mos 80.
ars who ride bicycle noe to BRING tnrlr WnetsS
school I'm fhe future The board said thar inc t"t'n-
crs were more interested In their wheeiS IMAM III
their work In schoo.. progress Oi u schoo,s.
lid a member OF the board. mas been retarded to
come extent by the employment OF young SiIis hs
teachers We DO not object to their riding picycleS'
but We do object 20 their bringing the WnfpIs ~
school II tends 70 create ii1noraliy recently
during the hot spell the schools were 49,, uSs" Ui
afternoon AT tho request OF several teacheTs. WHO
sa Il II was too ho 20 teach. That very same atter-
noon those teachers were seen rlins tntr VI.
Through the village The nuisance or "i'Hsiu5 VI
cycles - school must bc stopped at any cost A.,
Tho acton Of thc board has caused a GoDn zen
OF comment among III" Young women VI 1e s -
oud na rtIcular.v among the school teachers VINO
own wheels They say they VIII obey the nanua,e
of The boa I'd and leave their wheels az nome during
school hours In future.
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NOTES OF COMING AFFAIRS.


strawberry festival at the Sea Chr Methodis'
Episcopal Church this evening.
Closing exercises OF the Sea GIN pupic schooi
the last week In June.
First summer service in st. Andrews Protestant
Enscopal Church. Southampton. tomorrow. when
rho Rev Gordon T. Lewis. Of Christ Church. Sag
Harbor will oifclate
Graduating exercises OF the Huntington Union
School. on June 10
Annual exercises Of the Wooisiie public school,
afternoon and evening Wednesday. June &c.
Entertainment by pupils of Union free Schoo''
Corona. Friday evening. June p.
,o,u,l plcnic OF the Rockville Centre Choral
Union to-day.
The Rev. +. w. Crovder. OF St Marks Church,
Rockville Centre will preach sermon to the Odd
Fellows OF that village tomorrow evening
Third annual water excursion OF the rearies'
rIook and Ladder Company. Middle Village to
River View Grove. on the HUDSON wednesday,
'S strawberry festival OF the W. c. T u OF Glen
Cove today from sn until o ID Spring H.rbor will
open July and continue to ,ss r.ns
envy Glen Cove. this afternoon Annual reunion in
IN" wed HSh July 10 will be Good Templars' Day
At rn,sr,ainment in the Glen Cove Opera House
this for Inf tho OF the oyster
nav Water Works Company Saturday June ~ at
81" ic meeting OF the Anti Saloon League OF the
town Of Hempsteai on Wednesday. June 3
Cards are oIt daughter OF Mr. and Mrs c. W
Wolcott 20 Francis Wright Duryes, son OF me iate
Wright Duryea OF Glen I've ,S n,tar,on hrch =;
p The marriage Miss Mary Dennis to the Rev
WNednesday evening. June g. IN ST. BartholTmew $
church. in Pacinc-s. Brooklyn Miss Dennis
was formerly head teacher In the Flushing High
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PEEKSkIIT..

The chief incident Of the week has b en- the :ar
IN aid O. the Helping Hand Hospital The hospital
association recently purchased n large country
mace in lower South-st.. known as the Rclna
homestead The proceeds OF The fair VIII b. &C.
votca 10 furnishing the building. The fair has
heen held in the auditorium Of Dopcw Opera House,
n sufficient number OF seats being removed TO
mike room for booths and tables. The fair was to
have been opened by DR.. pepew on Monday even
ing. but he was unable to be present. The Peeks-
XII Cornct Band gave their services Tor the even
inc On Tuesday evening there wns an entertain
mont In the opera house by the Junior League OF
ST Paul's Methods, Episcopal Church. assisted
by other talent from the church The committee
conprlscd Miss Mariana Cornell. conductor OF
drill and May scene: Mrs. John g. Hals'od. as
sistant: John 5. Boyd. music.
on Thursday evening the Peckski'. City Band
rave their services Tor the evening AID also gave
Il concert The wcil-known actor, Lewis Morr-
sop who lives here. recited The Uncle" written
for Henry Irving and then read for the first lin,
cited mo Chance" John II. Bird. the well-known
New-York LAWYER gave the trial scene from The
Merchant OF Venice" Last evening Cortlandt Hook
and Ladder Company No ard the Ladies' Must
cal Club gave charming programme OF so los.
duets Quartets ana choruses. under the leader
shin OF Fred Seymour These three entertalnm ents
added a large sum 10 the proceeds OF the Jar.
The officers OF the association are; ID rectors-Ars.
Calvin Frost. president: Mrs. William Leavens. VICE
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BAY SHORE AND SAYvILLE.

The merchants OF Bay Shore started In THIS
week to close their stores every Wednesday during
the summer al c o'clock. as TO give their en-
ploves a rest. Those who have agreed 70 put
the new scheme into practice are Smith q Brews-
ter. L. V Cartright, J. J. Carmsn. ,. J. burhet.'
W H. Vail. Robbins & Son. A. Padlasky. Mrs II.
Rromer A. D. Thompson. G: W. VAL. W. L.
Weeks W r. Willis. A. \. Wlcks d. Co.. MIS- L.
I Thurter s Uousman and Waite" Abrums; -.
George Hastings, OF New-York. has icased tne
Gothic Cottage In Fifth-ave.. Bay Score TOT 'he
summer. . ,,,, . h-oLar
vas al church. and the money-drawer rined. sew
eral pipes and a quantity OF cigars were also
stolen There IL no clue to the burglars;
John Thornton. OF Brooklyn mas Ieased ior ,ne
summer the Newman cottage In Mapie-aVe' bay
The Rev. J. II. Lightbourne. pastor OF the Meth-
ode, Enlscooal Church, Sayv.lle delivered an al
,lrass before tho Epwor.h League or tnat cnurcn
on Wednesday evening on "reminiscences OF HIS
lie I'm the Yves: Indies. 49,,
Miss Maud smith, OF Bay Shore. who has been
III with rnalarial typhoid fever for several weeks
is now cOnvalesrent a., ~, c,orv
,ra making extensive preparations for the town
,ournament which Will be he'd on June 49, on
Tmesiay night they ran hfty yards. laid 10 feet
OF hose attached It to the hydrant turned on me
water and touched the target then uncouped
the middle Joint. put in another length ana MI tns
target again with the stream. all in nity-six ana
on half seconds They expect 10 be ape 20 per
form this feat In forty-hve seconds before the
tournament IL held.
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NYACK.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM RoCKLAND
COUNTY.

ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY.
r,o Stat. Board OF Charities has approved the
,u, for the Nvack Hospital Association and a
co,noratlon under that name has been formed
rha rspresentat tive men IN Nyack are named as the
generators some OF them being DR. j. o. Polhemus.
Dr q f. Blauvelt DR.. T.. L. Oatman. George w.
rI,rd ID r. Bradley Clarence Lcxow. c. a. Chap
man A. NJ Voorhis Howard Van Buren,. A. f..
Durvea DR. G. A. Mursick. DR.. Il. II. Maynard DIR.
~ n Kline W. u. Conrad, g. II. Crawford VIII
lam Dewey. NJ W. De BAUM. A. 5. i1mpEins
Samaritan Society. OF Nyack. started the move
,snt and the OF the project Is due entirely
10 the EFFORTS OF this energetic and charitable as
socintion OF Nyack women
The Nyack Choral Socety's contest on Thursday
night under the direction OF Professor Wilson, was
The work OF the chorus especially good. and
while the reputation OF the soloists makes II un,
necessary to comment upon them. IL must De sald
that they more than fulfilled the words OF praise
sn0ken OF them before the concert.
The wedding OF Miss Edith NJ. Colman and John
Chanel in West Ninety second-st.. New York. on
Wednesday last. large number OF Nyack. people
were present. and In the evening many OF them
went TO Brooklyn to be present at the wedding re-
GO pton OF Miss Bertha Louise Pitkin and Or: John
Osborne Polak DIR and Mrs. Polak will live on
Eckerson will occupy their new house, IN South
Nyack as soon It Is completed
There will be no official demonstration In Nyack
on July l. and THE Nyack Evening Journal sug.
gests that the people who have been accustomed
70 contribute toward Fourth Of July celebrations
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PATcHoGrE AND wOoDHAvEN.

The position Of the buoys at Fire Island Is a
source OF much concern TO the boatmen OF Pat
chog,Ic It IL said that the lar AM charne. mark
ings have shifted far az TO be misleading. and
should vessels OF feet draught or more attempt
TO go through the inlet In observance OF the buoys
they would be likely be bcached. Tho periodical
changes OF the channel caused by the action or the
sea on the sandbars is responsible for the misplace
m.nt OF the huoys. and although II has been
the custom Of the Lighthouse Department TO put
the buoys In proper position once year. II has not
been done this season.
The Patchogue Juvenile Bicycle Club held meet
ing on Monday afternoon and elected Arthur r.
croen president and made Clifford Dare ycc-prcsl-
dent secretary ard treasurer. Tho members OF the
club are between ten and fourteen years Cd
An unusual catch Of mcnhaden was made In the
South BAY OF Swan River, "Wednesday morning.
Thomas Swlnton and Lewis Rose hauling in 10000
I'm a single pull Of their net. For some time past
these fishermen have been making experiments In
pursc-net fishing In the bay. They met little
success until recently. and this catch Is the
largest single haul ever known in the history Of
the bay II augurs good blue Fishing This summer.
Swnion and Rose deposited their haul at G.. NJ.
Smiths fish factory on the beach. opposite Bay
shore Swinton was n substitute at the Lone Hill
IIfe-Saving Station last February, when the Louis
V Place went ashore there. II was he who first
discovered the vessels predicament and rescued the
men from the rigging after thirty-nne hours OF
expos,Ire at the masthead.
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OYSTER BAY.

number OF Jersey city capitalists have. II IS
r.portei contracted to purchase 100 barrels or
water three times week from the springs OF
OYSTER Bay At ~ cents a barrel The l"rs'yInrh
have made tests In several places. and are con-
vlurel that nm inexhaustibc supply OF pure spring
water can be obtained az oyster Bay az little ex-
u.nsc Attention vas nrs, called 10 the spring
water OF oyster Bay twelve years ago. when lsl'n-
ard Sammis had n driven well put down to depth
OF forty feet pure. cool stream of water boiled
M above the surface for a long time. This Induced
Justice George W. White 20 dig IA well At the same
l.pth and the success which attended his under
taking encouraged \. :. HUTCHINSON. Dr. o. J."
ZONES r. X Hutchinson Fred HaW xhurst John
4 Franklin Mrs f. X Hutchinson. John NJ. sam
ms and James Moore 10 drive wells on their
promises Immediately aftsrward. Each OF these OK
ncr,menfcrs ohiaincl an abundant supply ot good
sprlng water In some Instances ~ depth OF forty
Zee, Tho steamer Port Chester Will carry he
water 20 tho Jerseymon. ~
T. W Townsend Scudlcr. who was candidate
,or the Congress nomination last fall and who Is
A member II Glen cove Lodge. No $50. F. AMI y.
NJ has been appointed hy the Grand Lodge OF the
state % Ncw-Nork commissioner OF appeals
Tho Queens County Medical Society has elected
president: Dr n f McFarlane. OF Long Island
cliy vice president Dr. :. Cooley. OF Glen Cove
secretary and treasurer, pr Samuel iIendrickson.
OF Jamaica and T.. -. skinner. OF Mineola dele
gates 10 the State convention.
Tho Town Board has voted TO make Glen Cove a
lighting district. and ms result OF this decision
Justice Charles W. Billings and Samuel j. seaman
have been ordered to make contract with the
Franklin Illuminating Company.