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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
SING SING

The following is the result Of ihe Easter elections
holl In the Episcopal Pro:estan; churches of this
village: 81. Paurs-Wardcns. William II. Helm ana
George W. Cartwright; yes;rymcu. = VI. Sherwood
T.. y. Strong John f.. Barlow. William Twenty
man. seth g. Ellcgood. W. j. Townsend w g.
Mead and q. VI. Todd. Trinity-Wardens. George
D. Arthur, and ". IL. Barlow: yo.trymen Il. g.
Mead +; J. Tod; Francis Llrkin. r.. A!onzl
Draper. J. y. Madd,n J | KAN. George uyatt
. g. C.art and H. T.. Dc G.inccy; Vesirymon W. ".
Law, j. Bishop. {. G. c1rk, j., ". -. GrannIs
and r. o. Rogers.
village officers to be elected on April 80 has been
called for next Tuesday. There seems NJ doubt
Committee VIII be nominated: President. Edward
r. Sherwood. trustees. Robert Iemmy. Frank
Wool. Carol II. Stevens: collector. \. : McNea,:
treasurer. Leonard =: KIP; Water Commissioner.
rhe sing Sing Lime Works have rcorganlzei I'M
der inc n1uo Of INC Ossinng Lime COMPANY The
officers are. President. Captain Emory Sltterlcc;
sccrctary and treasurer. william W smith
mo ROY. \ =. Jennings. rector Of st. Pauls
weeks trip - Florida lasi Thuraday.
Deputy State Controller william j. Morgan, Of
Albany and Sylycttcr y, sag. brother Of Warden
thai institution during the last week
Commodore Andre" Rohr, Nicc-Commodorc John
" TorwiIIiger John Atchison and George Rohr
r-,sbir,, nks on Tuesday last. The biggest catch
was a seven pound Coz, hauled IN by Commodore
''TTn WA following are tie officers @: the sunday
scb"oI az thc Highland Avenue Me hodst Episco-
pal Church, elected la.t Monta. superintendent
Secor: lady superintendent MISS sep; secretary.
David Rarnes. treasurer r. ). Mhshburn. Bishop
Io'h - ~, ,,,rcb to,morrow The Merry Milkmaids
an entertainment that mas been some tlme in prepa-
ration by the mep he npcsented A. i Leasne
81 po me TTbursday evening May The proceeds
are for the benefit OF the league
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LONG ISLAND
NYACK
STATEN ISLAND

Loomis L. Langdon, Colonel Marcus Miller and
At the recent meeting OF the Newu;recht Chapter
OF the Daughters of the Revolution; he'd IN IN, me
h B2un of Ms aSG ssse VAN Pe and
Johnson OF Van Pelt Manor. were elected mem
at the meeting. and refreshments were served from
china set over hundred years o.d: markea
feature of the gathering was the spirited singing
on Thursday evening the Christian Endeayor SO;
clety, connected with the New Utrecht ReIormea
Church. gave a pleasant sociable in the chapel Q.
So snd 9 % m n i pe his
John Neville. manager OF the wall street BgreaS
home ne with ii'I his family about May l.
Lawrence and Sophie Opper, the children OF y.
guests s's at juvenile party given at the home Of
their parents in Bay ThrtyArst-st Bsnsonhu,sS
and the Youngsters had lively time r..
given y 'S nis h e"Shf:
sonhurst. on Thursday afternoon, was postponed
Captain H. r. Fyeeman aaT who has been South has
returned to Bens0 mn with his family for the
The Ridge Club will give a series of informal
dances the first Of which was held last MoSnGay
low on April % and way 10 and p. The seventh
and last OF the progressive egchre series viii be
hsi In Mr. and M
Brnn, Mr. and Ms 1 Charles Z DE Syse; Mr.
Van Brunt,, Mr. and Mrs: Jay Van Brunt, MIRO.
At the last regular meeting OF the Ward Com
mtiee OF the Thirteth Ward Republican Assocla-
ton, in AhrenS Han, Bath Beacn, the LEGISLATIVE
Committee reported its Endorsement Of Assembly,
man Clarkson's ive-cent fare bill the fremens bill
and the water bill. as originally introduced Chair.
man Conrady appointed Richard r. Connell Robert
r. Sedgwick and G. a. Conrady committee TO
walt Health Comm missioner Emery and request
the opening OF the drains in the ward and TO secure
action OF tho department favorable TO the removal
of garbage and ashes now done By private con-
tractors.
The Bay Ridge Athletic Club has been ncor-
porate1 and the following will serve trustees
for the term: NJ. r. Lyncn. NJ. \. Cunning. NJ. A.
Healey r. j. Flaron and 4. W. Walter.
4 tJrize of is offered the Ridge Club for
the member making the highest bowling score dur
ing April At least twenty games must be played.
The bowlers rolling their prettiest and scores
carefully scanned
AT the annual luncheon Of the Woman's Ch.s. In
the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms. Brooklyn Thurs
day afternoon. the following Bensonhurst women
present: Mrs. Carrie l.. c. Cott, the WELL
known woman sgfrasist advocate; Mrs s Il Nc
Eroy, Mrs h. F. Terhune. Mrs +. G. De Mund,
Mrs Archibald Young and Lucy De Mund.
The fair for the benefit OF the Fort Hamilton Free
Library. which opened Thurslay evening, In Parish
Hall. will close tais evening. IL has been the most
important affair of is kind in this vicinity for
long time. and has been most successfully carried
forward under the direction OF the following COM
,nittee: Mrs Or. II. 5. Thorne Mrs. John Robin:
son Mrs Edward A. Clarke. Mrs Dr. M-,hael
Walsh. Mrs. George II. Hresstio, Mrs. John y.
Mayo. Mrs f. " Doubleday. Mrs. George II. Aus.
tin, Mrs Louis c. I.ndemaa and Mrs. Gelsto.i
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III NTINGTON.

Rare ana curious articles OF great value ""r" on
exhibition AZ the Peoples room. Huntington. Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Some OF the ladies' 81
The village thought there was material enough III
the village 10 give an excellent entertainments ana
decided ., see what they could g." together nos
who took the matter IN hand wer" Mrs NIl.d'
r. Gibson Mrs q H. carter. Mrs. Royal \. S!lh-
mis- Mrs NJ : Symonds. Mics Holden ana w.
\ - smith. The exhibit was held IN tn" upl''
rooms of the Peoples building. on Main-Nt anu u''
prncecl, VIII 20 into the treasury ~ thdt INSTITUTION
The Rev T. T.. Saunders. Of 81 PaulS Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. was IA" gurSt ar a r'.'P'''ft
given ON Monday evening by the local hrlhrH %.
Inc Epw1rth Icaguc \ large number ~ persons
manifested their pleasure over me acton "i ll'
torate Of ~. Pau.s FOR the fourth time SPee,SGn,S
wcr. made by President thLr.cs Van Cotf, VIVA
H. Cooling Henry ) Mott. j. Fordycc llarit frel
". Hartt and the Rev. j. II. Stansbury- AmonS
Mott. Mr. and Mrs fillmore kctchum. Mr. and
Mrs Ianford \. Brush. Nj and Mrs; Henry ro,s'
MIR and Mrs. .. X. Smith, Mr.. and Mr.. W
Hadlcy Mr.. and MrS. j. l.. Wheeler. MI ana MrS'
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Partridge Mr.. and Mr.. Alfred
G. Tlotson. Mr. and Mrs !cssc cara; Mr, hha
Ms " II Barto Mir and Mrs. u. ). u. tuland'
F.. y. Omstcad I0seph Ackcrly, John pan"Is'
Sidney Smith. j. ". nickerson. David Bryant, \.
H. Milford. Jesse CARL William Whce.cr. simeon
r. Robbins. George VI. Burr and william \ iiubbs.
j. l.. F1rbel. engineer on the OLD Norinpprt
train. started Tuesday for three weeks va
cation IN the West he WAS accompanied by ms
wife and The party viii stop At Bufa'o'
Niagara Falls Detroit and Chicago
Two-thirls OF the passenger cars OF the hunting
ton horse railroad have come from the repair Shpp
with new varnsn and The rest Of the passenger
rolling stock is now Inv the shop for similar treat
busy season ard preparing early to meet the
rush
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OYSTER BAY.

The Rev. Wiiiim l.. Easter pastor OF ths
Methodist Episcopal, Church OF oyster Bay lost
80 on Monday while his way To Ne"-fork
The oca! Board Of Education has organized with
the following officers President Charles T.. COM
stock: secretary. Robert Bausch. jr: treasurer
T. Il. Weeks. tn" board has decided TO raise the
hotel licenses from so 10 900 ami beer licenses to
SO .
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
drlV1r. OF the Glen cove Presbyterian Churcn
have elected the following officers l'reilIent' VII
lam u. Robinson; Vcc-prcsident MISS Jehnls rye
treasurer, M!sa Louie Baldwin. secretary MSS ida
baldwin; Lookout Committee, the MIsSgs, anna -.
cuse. Jennie Kyle. Anna Price. ana W iilain nat
ton. Social Committcf. the Misses Ph9en1 weeks
Mary Davis Mary Toman Bertha nan: Helen
Pratt and William Streeter. Missionary tomfnlttee
the Misses Mary Cooley. Ada Mcouesten, kittle
Tobey and Carrie Parliman: Prayer MestIng Com
mittee, the Misses Abigail Halsey. Mary fariinan
Sarah Lawson, Mabel Bosworth and kittie Tobey
Floral and Musical Committee William Streeter.
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on THE LOUER EDGE or KINGS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENSoNIrURsT AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE

NEWS AND NOTES FROM EENSoNlt RST AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
4 meeting Of the Bensonhurs; Tennis and Archery
,ruh WAS held at the home OF Ethel Schof. in
Observation-Disclosures. last night. At the previous
meeting n full STAFF of officers was elected. Every
thing is now In readiness for the opening OF the
seasons games.
Tho Servant girl question has assumed a new
ph,s. in EeuSonhurst Recently ten hired girls
with alleged grievances went on strike. the point
fer which they oontendcd being the privilege Of
ishcd The surprised mstresses repealed the ad-
yanc. and revolutionary innovation with spirit and
Crcat indignation.
AT The Games and exercises given by the I'd
Regiment In their armory in Brooklyn. John Al
lairc of hty-fourth-st.. Bensonhurst. was ref
cree AT the foil and sabre fencing contests In the
recent trial contests IN New-York Mr.. Allare made
the second highest score. and will probably be Sc
lccted for the international Fencing contests -
Waldorf Hotel New-York next Tuesday evening.
in aid of ST Johns Church, Fort Hamilton THIS
structure dating back seventy years, wheh tne
United states Army officers stationed at the post
aided In Its erection "Stonewall Jackson OF the
Confederate Army, when a lieutenant at the ior
was baptized In this church. The entertainment
viii be under the auspices or Mrs. Johh jacob
Xstor Mrs. T. L. Roy Sattcr!sc. Mrs J Ho SI
don Mrs. Cicrmont l.. Best. Mrs Herman I. l.v-
ingson. Mrs. Mortimer r. Brooks; Mrs; j Lyon
Huhlenbnrg Bailey and Mrs. William Burden. A
number OF leading operate artists VIII contribute
their assistance. The arrangements for the occa-
sion are being actively promoted by Mrs. Best
Miss Vanderpoel and Colonel Langdon; the recently
retired commander OF the LIST Artillery. Mon
day evening last the vestry held It's annual eec
Wardcns-Francis Hopkins and ionn r Mayo;
vestrymen. Charles j. DOYLE. Joseph Lake. Colonel
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st" Mount Ksco, will soon Ne occupied by Mr.. Pet
tengill and family, of New York. who have taken
il for the summer
On account of the storm on Monday even
Ing, Co.onel COpeland's lecture Seeing the Ele
phant AT the Mount l<isco Opera House was post
poned until Monday. May o.
\ Sociable held Monday evening at the
home Ot Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt of Chappaqua
under the auspices of the young Friends Of that
place. The proceeds will be used in repairing the
meeting house.
The engineer i'm Charge OF the extension of the
Croton water storage system at Katonah has Deen
surveying the lands which are 20 be condemned
He has completed a map. showing the exact
limits OF the area which Will be submerged when
the great Quaker Bridge Dam Is finished ana put
TO From this it is that only two houses OF
the present village viii be left. namely. ;. O. Ar
nod's and :. H. HOyts and they will stand as close
TO the edge of the lake the law permits
A kindergarten has been started at katOnah I'M
Ger the management OF Mrs. II. +. Knapp
The employed by the \ew-for Department
Of Public Works are fencing IN the citys lands IN
Mount Kisco, which Is a great Improvement.
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STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY

The reform excise board. which was elected
last fall under pledges that it would NOT grant any
new licenses. has entirely ignored its pledges ana
promises. The board Monday evening granted
eight new licenses for barrooms, in places that
have already been flooded with them and there
are now saloons in the county. being the largest
number ever licensed. The Good Government club.
Womans club. and ministers from various churches
serted at the May meeting. and viii protest against
the renewing of licenses which nave been granted
at the homo OF T MRS. sc f. peH, JOY
this afternoon. from 10 6 O'Clock. Miss Kate
ll.llard viii deliver an address on Verses OF SO,
been arranged The next regular meeting WIN BE-
held on MCHday afternoon al BIZ the home ONE Of h Mr..
will be "Nineteen.h Century Progress In Our Ma
tonal Prosperity"
Ing with novel entertainments. at the Hote! Castle
S S ShS held Every T the sOSs
OF ticket received handsome prize; there were
mo Wsre ThOff on s Dfi Mr.
son. Miss Post Mrs. Fremont; sIr. wendt, Miss Nc
Mrs William Clinton Brown and Kelly Cols
The committee of arrangements included Mrs Alex
Vechten. Mrs. T.: NJ Felt ana Miss Mary T. Marsh
ushers. Louis DE Be Bost Reginald Bourne Frank
MISS I'' carrie l. Len,nS OF Smiths Terrace. viii
4 cnS Hrs s1en G G IN ans
II has been many years since there have been az
displayed as this spring; IL Is encouraging. how.
ever TO note that the demand for houses mat can
be had at reasonable figures is brisk.
The shad fishermen are complaining OF poor
season the unsettled weather and the freshet In
the Raw being given as a for the scarcity OF
the fish ,.,
The Board OF Supervisors have decided 10 strictly
enforce the Dog Tax law IN the county.
A novel dramatic entertanmen. the famous trial
scene OF "Barle.l agt. Pickwick. from The Pick
wick Papers" was given AZ St Austins school.
staten Island. Thursday evening The details
OF an English court OF justice were faithfully re-
produced. and the Piece was admirably costumed.
A large audience. from among whom jury was
called and sworn. witnessed the performance which
went of without hitch. The jury, 10 the asonis1.
ment OF all reversed the notorious verdict fcA
Mrs Bardell, and found for Pickwick, the DE-
PENDANT.
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,ri.CKAIIol, AND BRONXVILLE.

A handsome ard artistic stained-g'ass window,
memorial 10 Michael Meary. from his daughters
the Misses Mcany. o. Chester Hi. Mount vernon
was unveiled in the Immaculate Conception 'nurc'
at Tuckahoe on Easter Sunday.
:. W Lawrence, OF Lawrence PARK oHeiS 10 ~
out ana boautify The grounds fronting BronXviiie
station at his ov,,, expense and to give IN" rail-
road company land for frcighthous' ctG, u ne
company will take up the sldc-trach WIN" no"
dishgurc the handsome station ~ ,,~onx,,tr
Shenandoah Engine Company near hronNvIic
has expelled nl,,c members for non-pa| iheh' OF
dues. - ,,.,. r,.,aoe,.,
The Easter Day collection at ST. John Ep,soopal
Church. Tuckahoc the largest ever '"hcH ~ "
single service. ,. t-.,.ao.,
Al the annual election at ST. John Eplscopa,
Church. Tuckahoe Charles r. DuschDstIy ana
William II. Underhil! were chosen War"em rh am
Robert Thedford. Wilbur Cnderhii. ihoihas
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Dunn. Richard Thompson, Saul Il. Jones and {. A.
Ives VeStrymen. 49,
School Commissioner Allcrion will give a hearing
probably next week. to the trustees of Districts
and 3. Tuckahoe and BronXville. and the peu-
TONERS In favor of anncxing i.akcvillc and other
portions of District No TO District No. > Bronx
vile.
The Rev. John NJ Hutchinson, former pastor
% the Reformed Church here, is visiting friends IN
BronXve. go,
Mrs Bradbury and Mrs. Smith, of Bronxyile
have gone to Europe for ne summer ana MIS-
Richard Smith expects 70 sail on May !.
Dr. u. f. Smith ana his family Will return TO
BrorXve May !.
Miss Lizzie Fisher came from Oneonta. y. Y. TO
spend Easter Day with her father. John Fisher OF
Tuckahoc. .
Mr.. ana Mrs. stanley clifford spent the Easter
holidays at Judg" :. u. Gnords home in Tuck
ahoc
Town Assessor Samuel Fee has returned from
the Arkansas Hot Springs to his nome AT Iucka-
hoe much improved in health: . .
ON Easter Tuesday Mr. ". g j. BSgg, a nromicc
ncnt contractor. and Miss Agnes 7. Koran. OF
'rnckahoe were married in the Catholic church
here. Cn,ll their pretty hous" at l.akevi.Ie Is
finished Mr.. and Mrs. Begg Will i've III New-f ork
City.
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~ TIL. HAMPTDNS

~ ''' -,
~ Gr-,nport murh interest was SHOWN III me
.l.iny match I'm which th- teachers 81 the district
a, . NJ. AMMO =, smith ~ Riv-rheqd
'"'N pm w. -N'' "
Won %" N"bsi'rS Dictionary a. mrs. p''"' u! ~
,,luiu, a standing Il lpi pt~ cent. The following
. t.,..f..,f If.r-t-or -,
pi-''" 20 pr ''"'- '''' '''' "
Hlroo.. Ms la J.. Leslie. i~cpnlc' me Misses Ia
p.,t.- AMI 1;r1r. SD.uu. southampton. Among
=, .,...t d., ... ....,. ~. p-nrin,i T. 4
.'. ""' ,,. A. - ..,,..,
AMI Laura M,rreu sag Harb1r.
49,. -. - .t.... .....r. ~ , .,r ~ ,h.
William W. l.'"'H' may ''''9 o.. i ''' -. ''
Late Captain iecEru. died Jt sax lIarbJr on iu@s-
t,, f,,,,, ti.ri., H.. ,,ts for A long time treas
80. =, ,,. ,.,,... pm. AMI he'd tne
Hir' OF iH" 9's 49, -, H. -" - hr,.bsr-
"Nlcr Cd, coH',t't az lnr t'''' ~ - T., H.,
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IlAEYI.nN

Ms E~.h.r y Williams. daughter ~ '"D"r !.
william. secretary ~ fh" Hrun "I'h Homo ''-
r,nv was married az y m. yesterday - "'''''"
., 49,. ,.,,.,,,.4,.r az the Long Island Railroad
,...,.,.. a. Nuit,v4u. Tho c,r"mony wIs per
f,rul.l h., thu. Rev g. T. $. Emmett r~c,"r 81 >,
49,. ,hnt.. Onl, IN immediate !r"nts -;
a. f,tuI.i.s were present. Ar and Mr. klnI"r
Viii spend th- honeymoon in th" S"nih ana Cd"
nj I.,,ru wtl maxi. their home iu brooklyn.
t,fu.- Il Morris. Of AmltN VILE. Who ~ 'lEhN
ntr wears oli started the residents "i tA"t pa"
a., t.,,.. ,go boz, appearing uu ia" streets AStril"
~ y. t,rl.fu hl,N,l- The wheel Wa propelled u>
charles % Lush Mr.. Morris uo' u@.ns thr p'
i,.,f merely holding the handle n.:-
S..pneu X williams VIII ou MAY r'Sum" me
.I,.rtrIt.udrnc, 81 DO. HrunSWtk Home, at Ain-
tt,,,ll. . 200. l.pu hc formerly held. and which has
Or fr. i,-, ,,,r been nl.cl hy ur j. T. ". Row"
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ILEASANTVILLt..

Mrs Edwin Barlow OF Titusvlle. Penn, Is VISIT
q few weeks.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Martha Foster Browning. Of Pleasantvie. ana
Henry l.. Hunter. OF New-York on Tuesday, Aprli
~ ct noon. They will be married by the Friends
ceremony In the meeting house az Chappaqua. me
ony bridesmaid will be Miss Anna Davies, OF New
iork. and Frederick Clarke cousin OF the BRIDE
srocrn will attend her A reception for the im'r"-
a'&e relatives and intimate friends OF the families
VIII follow at the home Of the brides mother. MIS-
Mary e. Browning
The house belonging TO Miss Jennie Hunter. Main
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNSHIPS IL QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
Long ISLAND CITY.

Excise Commissioners Carl Lankow ana Mlchaei
7. Mitchell whose designations were asked Tor by
Mayor Sanford. Yesterday Informed the Mayor that
they would not resign Charges VIII now be maze
against them by the Mayor before the Governor.
The matter grew out of the ALLEGED discourteous
treatment of the rev Charles Parks, OF Astoria, by
the two Commissioners. The minister opposed inc
issuing of license to Joseph Marks. whose par
room near the church. he was invited 10 al
dress the meeting Of the Commissioners on MONDAY
night. when the matter OF the license came up Mt.
Parks addressed the commissioners, but after ne
had talked for time was informed that tnf
license hal already been grant d. NJ TINS Mr farkS
became ind gnant and denounced the two CoInlnlS-
s!oners for the way they had treated MN. Mayor
SANFORD heard OF the affair and then ASKED LOT
the resigna ton OF the two Commissioners.
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\ pretty home wedding took place In Jamaica
Wednesday afternoon. 49, ID" HON" - Mr. ana MIS-
r. :. Van Nosirand. ~ liAri'nho"p-'N'. me '''"'
w,s Miss Liza R..s. Van NostrInd and IN" BRIDE
,roon Henry Wihcri Spice. The ceremony was
uerform,i by thu Rev Edgar Tllton. jr.. pastor OF
hritss,ualds OF best man. Tn" couple viii live IN
J,,nnir, I'm A house recently erected by Mr. spice.
M. annual meeting OF the suffolk county AsSo-
t,,i,, ~ ~. Congrrcatloua Ministers viii be- held
I'm The Congregational church. IN Jamdl'a: on
"Wednesday aul Thursday. April y AMI - ih"r'
~. 80, ,r,,,lb.r. 81 tn. association. OF which IN"
~ a. " Dickinson. o. Batting Hollow. IT, moi
orator. and The Rev. y l.. cotton CO. "''n"ku''
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NEW TOW y.

The managers Of the Astoria Hospital are
ubiIant over the completion OF the iund Tor the
erection of a now hospital About a Y'dr ago
Mrs + T. Heg.meyer offered 5000 toward ne"
buildlue providing q Ike sum was raised by popu-
lar subscription The hospital managers lost no
time In taking advantage OF IN" oi'f ana the i''i
now amounts 20 u"ar.y $500
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Isl. Il

J. w Hllstead. Of New- York. will occupy the
Bergen cottage at Bay Shore this season The
Whtmore cottage has been rented by j. II. Burger
also Of New-YOrk
The Easter election in Christ Church parish West
Islp has resulted In the recollection OF the wardens
and vestrymen of last year. The wardens are
e. On Bois Wagstanfe and Kingsley Magoun. The
vestrymen selected were Phenix Remsen Colonel
Alfred Wagstane. Benjamin Stephens. General Isaac
5. Catn and George Magoun.
Captain Henry Oakley will soon take charge Of
TIE schooner yacht orole owned by George B.
Magoun. OF West Islip The yacht Is now in her
winter anchorage on Babylon, and Will sail for
\ special meeting Of the Tslp Board OF Educa-
ton VIII De hfii on Tuesday, April %, when the
taxpayers VIII vote on the question OF raising
500 for addition and Improvement, TO tho school
portion 10 me number OF pupils in attendance that
the board has hcs.tated for this reason enforce
In 5 t ~ 5n b E sW R,r Of Paw
against William y. Ste@ie, which tried before
Judge cullen in the Circuit Court R!verhcad on
Tuesday. the jury give verdict for the defendant
The sui, was brought to recover a note for $500
at Columbia Hall on Monday eyenins The club Is
composed OF u number ~ Sayvllc's prettiest women
Holmes. Miss Louie NUNS. Miss Bertha Dock Miss
Lillian Rogers. Miss Anna Green. Miss Grace LATER
iaaT ' Mr. " and i Mr N e2aad 1 Ms Nm1
Smith. Miss Jessie Rogers Miss Ida Rogers. Miss
Miss clara Brown. Miss kinney Miss Madeline
Griffin. Miss Addie MUIR Miss Griffith Dr. Charles
/. Merritt, FRANK S4llreS. ralph Green, George
Smith and clifford Hawkins. PatchOgue and Bay
port wer. represented by twenty-five couples
Sayv.ue people ar" not sure the trolley road from
PORT jefferson VIII not YET have rs southern erm
nus IN their village. since the way does not look so
open for it, reaching P2tchogue as u did. Some OF
H. most en'erprlSng men az Sdyvle are besilrrins
themselves and have proposed to send Committee
TO Port jefferson to show the advantages the road
would gain by route by The ~ay o' ST James
Lake Grove. Ronk5nEoma. Bohemia and thence to
SAY Vile.
Henry Green and Wi,let Green. who own extensive
tracts OF land living between Sdyyile centre and
the Great South Bay. have offered the land through
their property free. AMI about al the rest OF the
proposed 10 Port jefferson viii be giv-n
S!nr" SiNVile and Bay Shore Will each run "A
f.rr, o. Point o Woods during the summer. th-
question Is being constantly atatel TO the differ
rucr IN IN. distance from Bay Shore 10 the point
and from SayNli" - the point. The last coast sur
vrv gives these figures: From Bay Shore pier 70
Point - Woods life-SavIng station. o. miles, rom
Sayylle 70 the same point. - niles. ms being
straight course measurement. The BAY Shore boat
channelway course would increase the distance a
milo. The distance from the lir-saying station -
thautauqua dock = about quarter ~ a mile.