New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

Petit Assistant Chief John Box Secretary VI. !.
Gilders!eeve Treasurer DR.. \. u. Rosenthal and T.
J. A. Harper. who retired from the hrfn OF harper
Brothers & Co, OF this city. who for time
president o, the Board OF Trustees OF the town
The president OF the present Board OF Trustees o.
the town is Valentine Flower the trustees being
George u. Smith. Dr. a. u. Kosenthal. William
Plyer George Rogers Clerk. Vande~ate Lott. jr;
Treasurer Edward Cooper Collector. William Stof-
fel. jr.: Street Commissioner, Louis II. Cloves
The Board OF Health Is composed OF the following
residents Frank Msntling. G. f. Cornell q. H.
Bankney: Health Officer. Or. X. NJ Rainehart
The two principal churches in the town are ST
| Georges Protestant Episcopal and Christ Presby-
terrain. The Oldest IS st. Georges. which was es-
tablished in 1902. The first pastor the Rev
John Thomas. who remained pastor until l'3 when
he died There 10 a communion set presented to the
church by Queen Anne In III. which IS still in use
The edfce IS IN FrOnt-s and the present rector -
the Rev Creighton spencer The present is the
third building the same site. The rectory' an
old-fashioncI twos'ory structure. Was bnit IN l'@
ami the first alterations made in me building were
completed Two year. ago whom me inieiiof w, was
rcnOdcllcd. Two hutieI-hiiI tIers pani'l p E'dts
sill stand near the ch1rcn a,n oi th"se trees -
Christ Presby eran tburch rs on Vi loh-s';, II,
of Man-st It's preSGn. na1,or rs th% re- MINI
the original small. structure used By the FIRST con-
T6e Town Hall Is an ancient building situated
in FrOni-ef IN The centre OF the town. II Is a
frame structure tWo stories high with slate ROOF
TIE First National Bank, organized two years ago
Is situated In Mains, A9ss, i,e, h. ~ 1 b,
the bank was established Mr. belmont takes great
interest in the institution and gives al the time he
can spare TO nave The concern succeed.
During the last five wears the town has been grow
iag I rSp ar as place for fine residences
cupied in good part by business In"n or New YORK
i heift d ioSmS Ia homes iheFe
TaGn rs na@e in Hroogn has '"2 n
homes OF the following ell-kno"n men Oh ~
August p GemGn f Msi5er i 1G"F Laaan NJ
Weller Surrogate Of Queens County; George sexton
| Justice Of the peace. Frederick lngraham. james
| /. Kernochan J. 9. Lawrence charles Myer, g.
| percy b Rrowndcd. o. ". Bird, Sidney W. Ripley
DR. Gauer end DR. ,o HaH wa. nnaG two
ago for the making OF proper repair and opening o'
macadamzed roads in ,ne tow"snp iSr town
Of Hampstead. and the highways there are III sood
few DAYS ago n number Of Rrocklyn capital
lists secured a charter for the consfu anu oPer
alton OF a trolley railway from Jamaica which Will
| it is asserted greatly Increase travelling facilities
plans have been drawn for an SPG5S S no n9uSf hd%
s. 900 has already been subscribed. Surrogate Weller
| Is at the head OF the enterprise. ne ooJrro 81
| facilities for amateur and professional perform
ances
| GROUNDS DEVOTED TO SPORT.
Two kennel clubs have their headquarters on the
outskirts OF the little town one Is the Meadow
Brook and the other the IcinpSledn ran" N'""''
club They are both in Fulton-st Ihe Meadow
Brook club was organized on May b. lSsi' oy the
following: August Belmont, jr.. Nendeil GOODWIN
Belmont purdy Frederick q. Beach anu frahciS
Il Appleton The territory covered by inns cup IL
thirteen miles In length by three miles IN wldih'
There are no fences in this space the only houses
being the property Of the club. for the use OF me
members and their retainers. The main buildings
consist Of three each OF which Is TWO stories hsh
The largest building has been converted 10 us
present use from an old farm homestead Inc upper
part Is occupied for sleeping rooms ana inc io"er
| floor is used for dining room The buhu'hbs "'e
| all connected and the two modern ones are used
on their lower floors for ballroom dinlhe-rooii
| for small families, ladies' parlor. ana IN the rear
| the kitchen ON the second floors are apartments
The stables and kennels are In the rear. and are
| commodous and fitted for the purpose for when
they erected The furnishings OF all the build
| ngs with the pictures and articles of adornmeni.
most luxurious. Some OF the members gave
the hounds run last Thursday the forty couples
| OF dogs needing the exercise.
The number OF members is limited 10 100 and the
annua, election s held on the fourth Tuesday OF
January each year. The officers and members are
as follows: President. Colonel William Jaw vice
president II. " X. Kennedy: master OF hounds.