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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
PEEKSkfII.

Harmony Lodge * Of =. held memorial ser'..'.
IN castle Hall on sunday afternoon last. after ~hch
deicgai!ons went 10 Hillside Cemetery ana decor
rated the graves Of brothers buried there To-m'r-
row evening the lodge VII attend the First Pres
byi.rian Church IN hoiy and listen 10 "A sermon
- the order by the pastor. the Rev } Nit'hlr
Smith. . -. ..., 1900. -
James r. Martin resigned as Excise Comniss on'r
If fI. town 81 rDfilangf ltrf week. II" - al -
clear manufacturer. as well ~ ~hOIfaal" ana re-
,ail ci-rr dealer lhr new Excise IN" touched MN
o.. that point. h~nr" hl- resignation. II" "hr a
Democrat The Tom Board met Oh SATURDAY am
at,tO into. i-ru.rf H. Travis prominent f"4 'eiti"
+, mi In. yacanc.. Tho term Will expire go April
+ l.f and 49, he Board haI about COMP Ten Na
labprs tbs spring and acted on nrdf!t ali the 81
ccr..s Mr. Travis Will have little to 10.
Court Americans. so. 500 \. -. J.. or a. hrii
q picnic ~ IurThy's Grove on tuesday '|'ninS
Professor Lindsey gave an enter Anmcit on yes
DAY evening fOT th~ bcDent OF IN \ NJ L. |l"H
james 4 Casscls. while talking with his brother.
Joshua r Carse.ls "a the ward at his home. g."
mics below Pcekskili. on Sunday evening dropi'I
dead Coroner Alsar held al inquest on Monday
ana the jury returned verdict oi death from hrait
The Peck KIN Cornet Band VIII hold its annual
picuc Al Iona Island next Tuesday.
c.orr- T.. Briggs has been Al trenton ms "'rN.
af..uflt. ire commencement exercises or "a" MOI
rrAi and fh- Model schools. A. president oi the
Ammul Association hc pre.id"I at thor business
rn..fIrt, and dinner on Wednesday.
Tn. ROY Dr Joseph r Smith. of baltimore. Nd.
prs achea AT III. First Fr'shy terrain 'hurch LAST
sunday to "A large cOnsrcs cation. both morning anu
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SING SING.

The commencement at the Ossining seminary 'or
Young Women was the most important sociai
even, OF the village this week. On Sunday even
Nv the Rev James A. McWilliams in the Presby
tsran Church on Mo.day evening the pup1s Vi
the musical department OF the seminary gave
riano and song recital in the chapel OF the lrespy
ferian Church, and Tuesday morning me COM
,pcnccmont exercises proper were held. ana were
attended by an audience that filled the chapel 10 us
utmost caD.city. The graduates were Mss Jgse
mime Guthrie Watson IN the classical course Miss
FLORENCE Pradlee Smith and Miss Jennie Mach-
dridge in the academic course. and Miss Florence
, Provost in the art course. At the reunion OF
,se alnHnas he .2Hr seeaeary Miss Grace
Soxon: treasnrer Miss Grace johnson.
MIR and Mrs Walter ". Law announce the en-
ragement of thor daughter. Miss Edith. TO Fritz A.
tsrockelman. who Is engaged IN me Chlna trade az
Canton. The wedding will take place at the home
OF The brides parents. Brjar Clin near this village
In the early fall. !,
preDarations are being made for an ol1-fashioneo
celebration OF the Fourth In this village. ineie
viii be n parade and an Grafton ana fireworks IN
Tho evening Professor Philip a. Andersen, OF the
swedigh college Brooklyn. Is 10 be the orator
The closing exercises Of the sing sing nnDI..
schools will be held In the armory o. the Mount
Pleasant Academy rext Thursday morning
Professor Cook. late principal % Mount Pleasant
Military Academy, has assumed charge 81 Oakwood
Ssminary, Union Springs. csyuea County an ihstl-
tuition with which he was connected for twenty
years previous 10 his taking control OF Mount
Mr. and Mrs George w Bryan, and their family
are occupying their summer home Suns.de. just
m" Young Men's Christian Association Of THIS
members OF the Nyack association last Monday
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STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY.
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Conn
pany has Issued pretty and useful map OF mo
roads on Staten Island for use OF visiting Wheel
men Traffic Agent Pollock is being highly COM
pmented by the League OF American Wheeimen
for his latest production. Copies OF this map are
obtainable at the offices Of the company. free OF
charge
The New Brighton Trustees have adopted ord-
nances affecting wheelmen. Hereafter cyclers must
NOT ride faster than ten miles hour. and must
ring a bell when approaching street crossings and
carry lights at nsht. The same ordnance mas
peton is the only village In the county where wheel
men are not hampered. ,
ganization. Will have picnic at the atiantc
Hotel. south Beach on July 10
OF the First Presbyterian Church. stapleton. on
sveas picture s enc s whah shreen
young ladies' posed in the characters Of the Rig
1t is sad that the Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd
has this week negotiate oan o. nseg n t the
erection OF the new passenger depot at 81 George
Ra the building Of b re o s Of the
Pier Line and Bulkhead bill. signed by Governor
Dr. +. b. Coonley Of Port Richmond, has been
appointed member Of the Board Of Education Of
'n Me rGTt wygan wekno%n resident
OF Port Richmond. will sail for Europe next month
and will spend the summer travelling through
Egypt.
Otto Altman cashier OF the Bank OF Staten
Island sailed for Europe by the Normannia On
Thursday.
The Washington Association Of Richmond County
will hold r1pOrtant meeting az Stanley's Hail.
New Brighton, this evening.
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Company has
Issued A new timetable by which the trains on the
Amboy Division have been increased to hourly
trips The much needed theatre boat, which leaves
Ncm-York at l2:2) a. m. and was withdrawn some
time ago has been replaced. much to the gratih-
cation Of the commuters.
The Republican Board Of Police Commissioners
have brought the County Board OF Excise Commits
soners up with round turn for neglect OF duty
In falling 10 renew the liquor and hotel
licenses Which expired on May s. since which time
over Two hundred places have been openly violat-
ing the law. -
sfay to the Rev Benjamin Davis. pastor OF
Trinity Church. Easton. Penn. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR. John C. Eccleston. OF
Miss lula beverley Robinson. daughter OF Mr..
vober, f. Robinson. OF New-Brighton, was mar
reI 10 John T.. Grote Hggens on THURSDAY. The
ceremony took place at the home OF the bride In
Hard-aye at noon and was performed by ZION.
sgnor Farley. OF New-York. assisted by the Rev.
Father Terrence J. Farley, Of S, Peters Church
brighton.
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LONG ISLAND
NYACk
STATEN ISLAND

Berlin for an extended tour through England ana
the Continent He will be one OF party OF NV
prominent organists which has arranged to visit
the great cathedral cities OF Europe.
The Nyack Trolley Company appears TO be lost
II found II Will not he necessary 10 return w.
The engagement OF Richard - Harvey. OF Syack'
has been announced .
John T. s.ocum. OF New-York. II visiting In South
Nyack .,,
Henry II. Mccord Of Boston formerly OF Nyaek.
was IN town yesterday. al, "A,
on Wednesday next the Nyack Country Club will
hold its iirst musical morning 81 the summer hca-
Sir and Mrs Howard Van buren, and the Misses
Towt VIII mold reception At SIR Van bureus
home thin afternoon, -,
The PlcImoni Field clubs baseball nine viii play
the Onoolas club at the Permont grounds THIS az
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KATONAII.

The Rev j. H. Eastman. Of Potsvle. Penn
Is expected 10 be In katonah Tuesday next.
He Will give the charge 10 the people a the IN
stalIation Of the Rev. W. a. Rabbit as pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayne Mrs Emily Avery ana
Arthur Avery are at Potsdain 10 attend the gradu-
ating exercises at the Normal School there
Harry Il. Mayne is one Of The graduates this year
s = Deacon. OF MillcrtOn. y. y. formerly Of
this place. and recently Editor OF 9TH" Milerion
Telegraph" was here on Thursday negotiating for
"rhe Katonah Times"
Chllian Banks. while splitting wood Satur-
day last, struck by a stick In the with
such force that the ball Of the eye pushed
out Of place. Dr. Carpenter, Of ths place VAS
at once called, and in the afternoon Mr.. Bank
was taken 10 the city for treatment There are
serious doubts to his recovering the use Of the
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BABYLON AND AMITYYILLE.

Tn. OAK Island Beach Association. Of which
woodruff sutton. OF Babylon, = president mas
lust secured IN addition to It's 600 or "'' iSe' Oh
frontage the lease q The imPo,!ant hssNs Win
Inc Fre Island light directly IN 'front.' across .'.s
inlet This acquisition gives ,onmo S' nr"pnrty
AMI Babylon ana lslip Is the great soutn Pay,
With IT'S many hundreds OF sAA.hs an" , iS
,...b.. On \ handsome auditorium that will seat
81, nr %" \ iare~ boarding-h house vii be com,
bb ,''g' cottage TN Havcmgycr, armoryy
W., '' sn rooms Broad and substantial plank
walks haV" been CONSTRUCTED f9r .ont tah 10
- ,rnrlir.ut feature OF the ,ntrrpris" - IN. eau
go, .ii,si Jepsrincnt. OF which the Rev. John u.
Inns - Baby.on. IS the protector and chdrcelior.
o. i..tlirrr. in the field OF university extension
j., l.iiyer courses II the demand shall 50 war
r"nt in August More than MY well-known men
r.prcs.rfiug such institutions as ,orh"I me-
,.ni, etc have offered an aggregate OF more man
seventy courses OF university "Atehs.on -
'r abb. professors. beginning July and con
ununs SIX wceks NmonS anr o t,rnnnb Gern,an
I,,In oirek. English .''ralnre i'eiI,ar,e must '
lion All oratory. commsrciaI pTdhches' pho""s-
rlphy. cooking, etc. 49,, . -, ,,. =
spragus founder and nrsi president OF me Martha
Vineyard summer institute. now sag 70 pr ~, We
Oldest and largest Of the summer schools OF u'e
iow rates of tuition. the Gomparatyely slight Hl,t
c'st Of board ana comm oos waier the pure ocean
ar th. UNSURPASSED facilities for bathing boating
and 0.hing the delightful GOODNESS even IN me
rott.s, Weather and the ease OF access. onE an
hours ride from Brooklyn by rail All combine 10
,,lyn assurance Of great PROSPERITY 10 ths new
movement on the Great South BAY .
The property OF the Ami'yville Agricultural talr
ami Driving Park Association has been sofa by
sb.r,u Iohn T. O'Brlon. to satisfy judgments
amomntns 10 about $'.2" Their" was only, one
,iigar counsellor : = lIilrcth. who secured the
,r,.r,y fnr s,5 He acted In behalf Of Il syndicate
headed bS stephen 4 Williams; and composed Of
~ old directors II H. Sall tldt tney
v.ill uav up all outstanding claims and make a
fresh start ,,.. , =, n HAL.
80 many wears prncipal OF the school In Amity-
vile was married on Wednesday night to a. Frank
y.,,bnm also "A resident Of AmityNiile, at the home
-, IN. brides parents. Park-ave.. 10y the Rev.
,.orr. Stillman. in the presence or large number
-, ,.l,fiN.s and friends. Afttr the ceremony "a
csr,inu was held and the young couple left on the
10 o'clock train FOR their wedding try. pom their
INN theN will make their home In Amltyyille.
where the bridegroom Is associated in business with
IN. nrm OF Van Tassel a Smith.
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HASTINGS.

Water and sever pipes are being laid in Minturn
Park. New streets being laid out and the march
Of Improvement has begun
The electrc-light company has been delayed In
erecting It's poles in the streets but expects t. fur
nish light in about sixty days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pullcn. Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Mr
and MIS- Edison and Mr.. and Mrs. r. S~!izer rode
TO Coney Island on their wheels recently.
A large number II entries have been received for
the Tower Ridge regatta. which takes pace to-day
ana from present appearances the regatta VII be
the best the club has ever had.
Work on the new sever Il not going ahead ~
rapidly az was expected owing 10 the rock which
IS encountered which requires considerable blasting
Several Of the Italians were badly hurt b. a blast
few days ago.
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NYACK.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY.

ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY
Tho Nvack Country club has by the unanimous
.,.,o ~ ia members become summer organization,
and beginning with this year the clubhouse VIII
J., Chased ON october 81, and reopened on May l.
rh. most important proposition adopted at the
r,oc,ing Of the club held on Tuesday was one
,,hich r.ouires the treasurer to post the name OF
any member who shall he two weeks In arrears, and
,,nnos.s ON the Executive Committee the duty OF
susp.nding any member who. after having been
nos,ed for two weeks refuses 10 make good his
ohlieation phis rule should be- strictly and Impair
u,lly enforced and II It Is the club VIII be far
better off financially .han 1t has been In the last
,vo wars The dues have been placed at the low
ngure of S6 for and s. for women and arc
p,yable I'm May and August The treasurer Will
&C. renuirnl hereafter TO submit monthly report,
which Xll be more satisfactory to the members ana
the treasurer , , A., N... p,,,
lie school viii held next Thursday evening In the
opcra IouAc Those who VIII be graduated nro
L!,elyn Rlauy,lt. Matte NJ Brcn. Mabel Graft.
Martha W Davis Charlotte NJ. Patton. loreni
Tr.mpcr J. T. Coonan. r. cbristen. John X.
Arthur H. Lawton. W. w. Mursick. w. w Schup.
nrr Paul Leggett. Mis- Patton stands at the head
Of the class and Will receive the purple seal d.
ploma which Is only given In cases OF exceedingly
hign standing . - -,
ceremony Of the Roman Catholic ritual and In tho
presence some OF the leading disnitaries or the
Church In this country. "a.
George r. Morse Will sail on Wednesday on the
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nlvEnIlEAp AND GRsGNponr


Articles OF. Incorporation have been filed In the
orlco Of the clerk Of suffolk county by Tho Lons
bland aud Nrw- England steamboat Company inc
capital stock X sald to Dc $4,000 and the directors
o' the company are j. - Terry Sonthol1; George
\ GRIMM sag iinrbor: James r.. Wells and James
Elton. Rlverhead. Samuel Grhng. Rverhead; j.
Eugene Parker and G. VI. Gr.tIng, Shelter Island
q. C. Adams and W. H. Bcckwith, Grcenport. and
6. l.. Edwards. orient The company Will operate
a ferry between New-London and sag iiarbor' and
viii also run boats in the waters at the eastern end
OF the island 5000, A.,
Tho directors OF the company have elected the
following officers: President j. Eugene iarker;
hrst vlco-president j. y, Terry OF soutao.d. second
v.ce-pres!d.nt James f. Wells treasurer, @. {;
Adams secretary. George A Grining; attorney ana
coSass snIamo Heeys c OF Hrge"Rof, par Ee
and g. l.. Edwards. The business and routes VIII
be conducted this season In accordance win iast
two round trips daily from sag Harbor, Shelter
Island and Greenport 10 NewLondon and return,
carrying passengers. freight and mail on al trips
During the heavy fos o. yeytsLaay , Hsrb un
which len Pier no %. East River. az O'Clock
Thursday night. ran aground on Plum Island she
row channel connecting Long Island sound Win
Garlner's Bay. Owing TO the dense tog the pl2t
was unable 10 see the lighthonse on r.um isaanr'
lost his bearings and brougn. up on the sandDar
The coast is rocky short distance from "here
she grounded. There was httle or no excitement
on board, and after considerable work her ere"
managed 10 float her at high water. She reached
her pier six hours late. but suffered no damage
The graduating exercises Of TIE class OF - OF me
Thursday night Many prominent citlzens IN,
Guiding the clergy and village officers, occupied
seats the stage. among them bsinS Princlpai
and Eliza J Ward. Or. 6. c. Miles. VI. D., president
OF the Board OF Education. and the members. q r.
Cleayes. J. ". Preston, ;. +. Hedges ana MISS .
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STUDENTS DON'7 KNOW PRESIDENT ELIOI.

From The Ros'on Traveller.
Probably no college president is personally ac-
uuaiu;cI with fewer OF the undergraduates OF the
educational institution which he prcsides than
President Eliot. Every member Of the cass Of 3d.
fnr In s,ance has a, least seen their superior
or more times. but un,e,s they have had some good
nd personal reason for "A personal Interview with
Mir Euot fncy cannot claim his acquaintance Now
that they are about leave the college the presi-
dent OF Harvard together with Mrs. Eliot, Will
celve the seniors and their friends. when oppor-
iunity Will be given 10 De introduced to Prey"
md say gsoIby
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Ing from Oswego to New York cry 10, ""s'' -
5 800 she must do II within twenty naffs, v,.ria
Postmaster Lancaster -. Indrrhlll OF bionN 49,
cghy-.lx years old and the oldest posl"17i Ill
the service, was the olhrS, 'l''' A.,
member AZ the Inierhlll Society" f"'"e''"s "
NuIkrrs last saturday. -. .,,,., r,t.,ou,l
Church held u pleasant lawn parry H"ip'' ~ '
church grounds AZ Juckahnr on lhuinn'p,, M
On Wednesday WaVerb Engine n"mla"S ~,
nf IucLnhoc FORTY men, ana the l",n''' H. i',,n
and Ilutr corps twenty men, l"oh par " ~ ,,,,.
mon pa parade AT White Plains ana Won "'r r', ,,
for being the best drilled ami nn"7' h'' ''"'P""'
IL. Ia
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HEMPSTEAD AND NORTH Hampstead.

HEMP0lEAD AND Ntk II fiIsMi - mn
The twenty-hfth anniversary Of the organization
Of 81 Marks Methodist Episcopal Church. OF Rock
VIE Centre began yesterday and VIII be continued
today and tomorrow. The church WAS founded
a. $40 Tn. Jubilee p. vice began Win Il .D''
feast. and the services wer. presided over by ~
Charles > wing OF Brooklyn. the presiding c.ier
The Rev. Or. Wlleon, Of the freeport Methg1'st
Episcopal church 10 owed with an address. ana on
sunday the Rev C. +. corner, the Oldest living
pastor OF the church. wi deliver sermon. -.
OW4ng 20 friction ..mOug the congregation OF ~
Saints Church OF Great Nc x, the Rev LOUIS pe
Cormis VINO mas been pastor Of IN" churcn ioI the
last nine years. offered he r's.ShhtO.i' WHY" "A7
accepted Al once ~ the v"stry 900 .
The specific atOns for the Rockville entire "aerl-
works pant have been completed by Engineer WIN
n~.i DAWSON. ami the Water Board Is ready TO re-
cel,- proposals from contractors for constr dc,Ins
the works. The bids VIII be opened July o. ne
four and "A hall miles OF mains vii be .dii al INST
ana forty-tWo fire hyirants set There VII. De q
Steel stAnippe To- feet hgn. bi ck pumping s,t'.o
AMI chimney with necessary engines anu Do''e'
.,rI on. tgnp OF 5000 gal NJ daily ca1aclty
Excitement mas been AZ ever heat IN W oodsours
for scyeral dss-. occtsloncd by dispute between
fhe m. mbers Of the keystone Yacht Clup OF " o0us
,.li.. ana Thomas Flnlcan. keeper OF A nshhS
station known Duck Point Hole TWO ms nom
m. Wool.hurc pier. 4 point Of lana juttins ou'
into Hampstead Bay To getcn the sta'loH d Iuii.
has been running from the Woodsburs pier Dut
Flnue.n mas been landing AZ the clubhouse doch.
which has angered the members on sunday as
H.. landing u F.nuran ani his party almost occt
stoned a riot, Commodore Joseph Rotlno OF the cluo
MOI the party and ordered them on. his orners
were dlsr.garlel and threats ~ craving Pisl,p'9s
v.re INDUCED in but the Commodore has concluiei
10 bring an action the courts finledn tatsateiS
a counter action against the club The cIuo VIII.
give its annual series OF races on July !.
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lRVI\GTON

william ] Adams, Of Irvington, and Miss Eliza
beth white, Of Canada. were married In fonkers
on June IT, They VIII make their home IN this
village. -, 49,,
Tho Republican primary meeting held Monday
,v.nlup nominated for village officers William
WAlkrT president. Charles Edison. trustee FOR long
,rrm. NJ Hunter trustee for short term, VIII
Ian j,aicman treasurer. and ". G. Templeon. col
la
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also suffering for the want OF water Nesetaples ot
all kinds show the effects OF the drouth. No ram
In any quantity has fallen within the last SIX weehs,
Hundreds OF quarts OF atrawherres are uiyns ~,
the vines and many growers have ceased picking
tor the season. ,,,- o.,.,t
The commencement exercises OF tn'"', ~, 20, No.
were held I'm Athena Hal Port jefferson, on Thuis-
day evening ana every seat In the hal Was oc.u-
'lnllny OF pink and silver the class colors liberal
The graduating class was composed oi ueoih" nu,
Ter purck Miss Carrie SchfyVer Miner, F" i
An smith Mott sara chaunccy Elwhfns' MARY
Phillips htch. Mas Mary + llt.h wl', h,,s,h
Naaaar College, aud Miss filronce \ iilyirnpu!sh
viii probably 10 % OnrOnta Normal College, M'Hh
sara g. Edwards viii attend Hchoo' IN brooklyn
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MOUNT" KISCO.

The Epworth League Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church held its last sociab.e Of the season In
the sunday-school room last Wednesday evening
Guests were entertained by vocal ard instrumental
music. and refreshments were served during the
evening. . 1,,..,
The June meeting Of the Bedford Farmers club
was largely attended Friday afternoon at the
home OF Louis K. Bell. ex-Superyisor Of The towh
The feature OF the day was an able address on
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Things and Other Things" by George T. For
roster. of Brooklyn
The Armont Council Of the Junior order Of
United American Mechanics gave festival last
Thursday evening which was largely attended 10y
members OF Council 40 Is of THIS place
The installation # Rev. A q F"ssendcn ar
pastor OF the Mount kisco irosby erian church
VIII take place on Thursday evening, June -
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sayfliic f. At pfe''ni FUN 81 h""fiors and ne
summer ''' ~ m'D. 81 ....,., -, .,,,,.',,a
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mis- ''"''"
... s.....,.'.- nut. , ,.,. ,,,s aro ask
ing 'or better water service. Inc IrNt'oh pore me
signatures ~ tue falonlr- citizens \ Y q" Got
courla. srha,l.r.l Paf-3ns Charles J. pictey. jr.
din.t. - u H. .-.oIl Howard q b. " + VIA
ton Joseph = Thompson. ce-S.n1'gr N'f'1 Nag-
IAN " IMAM '.". Ian p" 't ,, i,r.,
wa 81. I'M. 1859. D,,s.- corr. "
Elder sN-Supersisor John u van and Chlcf Win
neii sc,t, vei.9r ~ tno lsnp F.rc pepartment
Ih' r.. ~ l~sh 'n'lfne pastor %, ne M,'n-
olis, church A. S"tN.i'. VIII s.,.i ms facnIo"
IN Mar land. "h"I,, p. mas plantation
, al 't , ,'' ~. 49, SWINE an Vin,'ia
a,ia m III. .aa,s. ia-.cl oal, Ten days. IL
era s y ma aaa Gave, ao~ and srp3 ehia-en
j. surviving lfot,',.s afc > hose.s George.
F.lo~t I.oire =, 81.
r',r ,neoi 'ees ria.r On Te,siiy af,"rnooa IN
~ sohoo! hDpiis Amo ,hg.e IN? too" part
ton Robert Jayne. Ec. sic Jones' Leroy Micks.
y ,oii" IT, VIZ ,5,"s't" iiu. iii.,.'
i'.rS' J"hNs"., i,' "9y. ""h,' lem" ffi "tlr.
Lille Perm, "a -" MN"i' J'hn 'y',mar Lotu'
i,o's2 b., n, '.,g KY N,i" St,r' J9hn l'"ih.:".
ris. G.Eioy r.t. Dow AZ. a D,m.L{ r'N,,f
u rhb-' Franz - te'Gise M4iy Homer. Waller
tL r,.,, i' r"b ,. '''.' i ',''
Eugene Thurh.r. Gorflc WceAs. Annie Brewer and
H.ify 'uh"'i. .
Io.lah lot,,', ','.,. am ,i.,i,r ~, ,rt,,i -,
In IN MIR l.nsrfas h.sh ,,o.rart the horse
fini'bi,' ana l'" lh front "i iAe ihpin-ny House
rn.on , h1, r,,'sl w., a., , 49,. ,t,. , ,
.xirlcat. them wa kicked hy IT,. hors. and So
v'rcly injured None ~ the party VAS seriously
num- Jus "'' "''' '''''''''''' 'h'N'" up
THE HANPToNS AND SAG UARlsoR
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