New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
IIENfPSTENll.

The new Congregational Church which was estao-
llshel AT Roslyn l,tle more than year ago IS ~
financial am rulties and an appeal mas poem aue u
the COugregztlonalists Of Brooklyn anu ~ o'"S'
els,sr churches OF the same faith Tor aih' Inc pc
,l,Ion which bears the signatures Of Trustees T. H.
Love. 4 r Morris John II. Page John '" " "ood
aud Richard G. Davis. saws among other Things;
I'VE have succeeded In honoring our Obligations
thus far bat utterly unable 10 continue ~
Ing ami unless We can be ann heRen uo 70 be- Able to
floating debt OF about goo we shali 10. We 1or. III
maintain that honorable position Win our creuo.s
necessary for usefulness ana CROWN as wi"
TIE opening Of the Yachting season by the Hemp
stead Bay Yacht Club vii take pace D-Ias tr,,, N
1850 A. m all yachts launches ana oraet 20. r,i II,
the VIII make ten,ne parade ,bs lac c,bbomse
on Elder Island keeping in Inc about one hnhdred
Zee, apart, The course VIII be on the inside ahy
ana s.in,ta ns N !sS S1' g1hi % 8s zee e
wii" Mil be- races tor three cases and cups Will be
H%&rde N snc choral Society c;osel its second
season Thursday evening with It's third concert IN u.
Liberty Hall rendering Dyoraks mass ~ N II ,tes ns
society wa 81 HrooKyn uncr the direction Of
Profesaor J. r Van olinll ine so,rsno. soSls o. II
e'enms 6,," ~sFT ,eno- M Ms Nlae ) weckes accom-
panlsr: John Appleton Wade. orgAn's''
IN THE HAMPTONs
Mr. AMI Mrs Robert D. Coates. OF Toronto are
Visiting their grandson. Robert Barry. OF sag mar
bor 49, .. -.
Tho owners OF property on the shore 'front.' q,
southanlpton are much dspcasei over the recent
o,,,on of the Board OF Trustees forbldi'nS the
is,urhin, OF land under water In the township or
tho erection o: bridges without first obtaining per
mission of the trustees. under pena'F ho' ~
ceciing So The action OF the trustees mas '""S'N
n cessation OF several improvements whieh were
being made on the shore front
1. 4 Ludlow Henry l.. Sanlfori ana e. \. fier-
r,,nnton Methodist, Church for three years
Tnn house Of the late Captain William philips
at southampton struck ani almost demos"'i
by lightning oq TUESDAY one wS"an revainrI aI' con-
scousness All the other occupants es'"ped III
jury -, ian, horaarns the
ocean in the eastern part Of East HsmPton, IS @ inc
bone OF contention between trank "rnny ''s a
oil miller OF East Hampton. who says that ne
xss ssrs rbere il likely 10 be litigation over
the rghtfu ownership OF the pr9perN as ,b ,e hsach
o' Three % hundred Itallans employed on the Mon,
Nri1reha,nuton have quit work and threaten - do
some killing II me c%nTaS1'' n ,bsr VICES before
,SIs evening Slca's brother is at l,riigehampton
and holding the payroll ana T no ,nrn u
from his brother. The men nrc m an usy moo, mool
and unless their RIy ,olloS + ior'n'0"'s ~ eNp''
" The @ mcnhadsn ishng steamers at AmaSanseit S so
arc making big catches. y 10 last Hi-Hl tnc ioi-
iovirc catches were reported: steamer hanger,
"'n,aln Downs OJUO; Hudson. Captain Ward.
in, 80, Srerlng Captain Edwards. 2'0cco; Nat
Gtrons captain Smith. 2J0.0o The menhaden is
uscl Tor fer'illzng. ., A.,
30 decision has yet been reached concerning the
removal OF the cattle. horses and sheep from Mon
tank d. j Gardiner and Edward DAYTON, repre-
sentoii cattle-owners. have been seeking an IN
terview with Mr.. Corbin lor several days. Ihey
cxnect nm appointment to gee him To-Day or Mon
dov and Il is hoped that some arrongement can
Ln made 20 leave the herds there until the end or
,ho mr..ent grazing season. Mr. Benson Is willing
to have them remain his pastures this summer.
hnf Tho railroad authorities think that IL VIII In
torferr with arrangements made for the develop
ment of heir recently acquired property to nave
these rowing herds AT large \ nock or two or
three hundred sheep were driven on this week
FOR shearinc but they will probably be returned If
Nessrs Gardiner and Dayton succeed In making
some ARA ngement with President Corbin.
Mics MAY Bell Drake daughter OF AlmOn D.
Drake OF southampton. and George l.. Havcns
we're married last Saturday at the home OF the
brides parents.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF Howard
Naycs OF Easthampton. and Mss Lizzie =. Greene
OF Princeton y. j.. to take place June l2.
H. s Ross. l. S. ~, and his wife ard daughter
have taken rooms at the Pines Amagansett.
Jerry" Baker the veteran stage driver. continues
TO make daily trips between Amagansctt and Sag
Harbor notwithstanding the opening OF railroad
communication.