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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
STATEN ISLAN ND.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM STATEN ISLAND
The annual school elections We're held IN h'ch-
nnond County last Tuesday evening. ana III most III
stance. were quiet The election held In the Union
school district al stapleton Is likely TO result III
trouble and the election be declared Illegal IL "a
been announced that the Board OF Education wouid
hold a meeting with the taxpayers on Iueshdy
evenfng b,t that the election would be heid on
Wednesday II f. the largest district In the comfy
there hc,pg over one thousand five hundred
votes. Considerable interest was taken III 'ne
election AZ 100000 building Is III course
NJ erection When the meeting was ca'co
on. TUESDAY evening 10 make nominations the 'p-
nosing element came we'll represented, ana causeu
a surnrse by CARRYING through resolution 10 ho'a
the election that evening and the polls were open
from 7ao o'clock until o'clock. during which time
POI votes were cast resulting in victory ior ''e
opposltion The Board OF Education Will "o'u ii"
interesting meeting August 20
Otto Altman cashier Of the Bahk Oh o'',e"
island is expected home from Europe next "eeA'
rh. Ladies' Maennerchor of Orange, n d. neiu
their outing at South Beach on THURSDAY.
Tho week has been An excellent one LOT H!oonIi5"'
xachtinp and bicycling parties on staten isidn"'
The annual excursion of the Staten is'anu i.dpa a
Transit employees 20 Mauch ChunR Will tame P'
next Wednesday. ,o,
Tho county Board of Excise Is being condemned
for iunoring the recommendations OF the Grand
Jury which indicted It's clerk Frederck W; IN ~
ford for extortion and malfeasance in Once ii. IN
falling TO keep the records. and recomneled n,s
the Grand Jury has power to compei them 10
Clifford.
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OTHER WESTMINSTER TOWNS
TARRYTOWN.

During the last week there has been an unusual
amount of gayety at Tarrytown. Irvington. Hast
ngs and the nearby villages. The big houses and
places all along the beautiful Hudson have. during
a couple Of years past. been perfectly kept up but
not until this season have there been many
dances. house parties and receptions. This sum-
mer a series of entertainments was given and the
beautiful mansions thrown open to society.
The Goulds. Rockefellers. McCombs Barneys. Jaf-
trays Mcvickers and Judsons have all Wed with
each other in entertaining a lavish scale.
Tho promenade concerts given at different places
in turn and the weekly dances have all been we'll
attended people driving many miles to be pres
ent.
On Tuesday evening Miss Archbold entertained
a quiet party at her country home on the outskirts
of this village. Among the guests were Miss
Fischer Miss Ludngton, Miss Watson. Miss Teresa
Murray. Miss Shrady and Miss Wetherbee.
Mrs. William Rockefeller gave tea at lockwood
Hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. W. n. Cranes steam yacht Marguerite was
put into commission last week.
Mrs John H. Hall took a party Of young friends
for a sail on Thursday In her naphtha launch Twin
kle Among those on board were the Misses Hall
the Misses Purnett and the Misses McComb.
completed at Elm.ford The building is very p pre
tentious one. and is modelled after one in Yonkers
snd u ws OF s nneE
Tie supervision OF ths oG Soard OF Trustees-Mr
Miles ana the REV. MT OOeDel
Tarrytown will soon have another church. The
colored Baptiss have purchased large lot in
Nalby-st. on which they will erect handsome
structure The foundation and excavation work Is
TO be done by the male embers OF the church
The framework will be given TO the lowest bidder.
W. f. Cook OF Canajoharie. and ii. Piatt spent
Wednesday at their recently purchased property
on Irvington Heights They will buy more land and
soon begin Improvements.
John o. Brown. the well-known boat builder. has
just completed for the Phenix Hose Company's
fair fine cedar boat. II Ia put together entirely
wi
pairs Of SOULS. with out rggers. The boat will be
disposed Of by book
The Rev. W. y. Reeves. Of Eufaula Ala. IL here
ing the war ne Confederate colonel Besides
being an eloquent preacher. DR.. Reeves Is jour-
ma list being Editor OF THE Eufaula Times and
News"
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NORTHPORT.
IN THE HAMPTONS.

Leon D. DeBost Of New-York enjoys the dis
tinction OF being the oldest summer resident OK
Southampton. He has been Spending his vacations
there since 1899. He was the fire., builder OF sum-
mer cottage In the place, and ne occupied II until
1876 Mr.. De Bost is staying at the Irving
House The cottage colony at Southampton at pres
tnt consists OF more than one hundred and nifty
houses.
Highway Commissioners David Rogers. Edwin p
Rogers and Jeter Il. Rogers. Of Southampton. are
receiving numerous Complaints about the condition
OF the railroad crossings \ few days ago they IN
snected the Stagg Road the Chestnut-ave. crossing
and the roadway near the ne me OF Nlcnolas -
Downs The Commissioners referred the Complaints
to the town trustees
The Southampton Town Board Of Health has APP
pointed James H. Pierson and DR. Jonn Nugen ,h q
committee TO examine into the alleged ufneaithy
condition OF cellars and drinking water d. Mec'A
Bay
were each fned s. 20 by Justice James NJ strong
few days ago for allowing their horses 10 w a.
large on the public highway.
the old Dominy windmill. near Egypt lane E aS6-
hampton and II hepet of its winged
sails its chief glory stands on an e,essyi on
show Of locomotives. bicycles and stylish summer
turnouts. The old mill is the most ancient OF .
group 5nsT iHd it 1t od aas sts Min H
near the spot where Bert Osbornes house now
s sanss are re due no to IR the xii S
architect but TO the natural winnings or the road-
the day OF front fences, when al The barns were
along fhe highway and the woodpiles were IN inc
front yards. 1t was in 1850 that the mill vas put
on rollers and wheeled from its nrst nome, near
the William Hedges house on NH Hhi. 70 lts
present perch high up on the roadside. overiooking
The willows and hedgerows Of Egypt Lane. In ioI-
nsr times the grstmiil was run upon me JOINT
stock principle, and the neighboring farmers were
oil sharehotders The minister was entitled 70
nrioritv when he took his corn to the miller, ana
r. was one of the town ordinances that his grlst
was IA he 2rounG first Of all on the second day
~ the week and he not 10 be stayed by any
man II was built about the beginning OF the CEN
fury. -.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Mary Scott Moran. eldest daughter or Ihomas
Moran y A. the landscape painter 10 Writ DE
VIyier Tassln Of Washington, j. G. The ceremony
vii, take place at ST. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
chanel al Easthampton. on THURSDAY. August a.
AZ 3 o'clock In the afternoon. Tbs Moran family
was among the earliest ones 10 build summer
home near the south end Of the village Inc cottage
is nearly opposite the Callatn and Jeffery places
and adjolns the house OF Dr. Edward osborn one
Of the Oldest and beautiful homesteads ironing
on Town Pond ..
The town trustees recently appointed yeter T.
Rogers John Quinn. Erastus F. Ha.sey. Frank n
ialsey and Charles w. Payne committee 10 deter
mine whether or not II is advisable 70 drain Mecox
Ray by channel to the ocean. Inc comnI,tee
held a hearing and decided to let the Day remai'
"A IL Is.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURD

Henry Barrett, was reelected clerk, ana ,s H'P
,en1sn, ! Irving Corton was elected !ibrarian' a.,
ChapIain J. C. S. Wells. OF the prison w ~' Mace
tho ,,,,int n, Trinity Church this month III Ps vho
OF the rector tho Rev. George w re nE; hiring
VIII preach a; Grace CHURCH " nte Vinsck
The absence OF the Rev. /. II. van hIeeoH'
so,r,,arr Iones u Moran OF the Ossining iac an
club has number Of e mt hss o over se tr
regatta of the club. which VIII De ne'n saturday
next. 7
Past sachems Maurice Grssn'haI ana as Sa ss"hem
Chambers ~ sin; Snck Tribe an, ,"S u,orhcricn
! 81 TerwiliIger and Prophet Jacoh = nasneciiye
OF senasaua Tribe will represent ~. GRAND counc
Of Red Men 10 be held at Tammaty naacl
YORK CITY. the first four days OF next "'e"'
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KATONAH.

Mrs j. r. Horton has given the contract for
new house on Bedford-ave. to A. l.. Newcombe. OF
Paterson and work II Will be begun soon.
On Wednesday last a Baptist Church belong
ing 70 the coored people OF Bedford was dedicated
at that place by the Rev. Lea Luquer. rector OF
St Mathews Episcopal Church
A peach festival Will be given at the Presbyterian
Church under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid 60
ciety on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Aug
US, a.
w. II. Robertson. chairman o. the Republican
publican electors Of Bedford. at the. Cour, House.
on Tuesday. August 10 20 elect delegates 10 me
CrotOn Dam
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MOENT KISCO.

The annual school meeting Of the Mount Kisco
Union Free school District was held last evening
in The new schoohouse, at which there was an
animated discussion 20 whether the award. ILL.,
o,o offered By the commissioners OF appraisal.
should be accepted. as 1t is considered much below
the value
John j. Cornell OF Baltimore minister OF the
Society OF Friends held an appointed meeting in the
Mount Kisco Meeting House last Sunday afternoon.
An application has been sent 20 The Controller OF
Currency at Washington for the necessary papers
FOR The establishment Of a bank In this place.
Police Justice II. Crane has given instructions
that any one seen In the streets on sunday under
the Influence OF liquor shall be arrested, and Chief
O! Police Cuett will that his orders are carried
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EREEPORT.
AMITYVILLE AND BABYLON.

Amityville Hose Company No. has elected The
following officers: Charles y. Hart foreman;
George T. Halnan. first assistant: Edwin T. Pur-
DIV second assistant: George Hulse. secretary;
William A. Kritter. treasurer: Charles o. Ireland
and Charles r. Homerstine, trustees. The company
was organized less than two years ago. and already
owns It's apparatus. a handsome hose house, and
A plot o! ground valued at 5000
DR. T. f. Preston presided over the annual meet
ing OF Amityvllle School District No. on Tuesday
evening II A. Van Tasse and Gilbert p Williams
were elected trustees for two and three years
ters salary fixed at SIS Appropriations
amounting TO over 5000 were voted for the main
tenance OF the school On motion of Charles ID.
brewster. a prominent colored citizen OF the VII
lage the school set apart for the instruction OF
coiored pupils abolished and the village school
thrown open 10 all children regardless OF their
color
At a recent meeting OF the Long Island Chau-
,auqua Association the following trustees were
elected for three years George ID. Gerard. OF Pat.
chogue: II 2. Jennings. OF Islip: William H. Terry.
OF New York. Professor Charles II. kroegh. OF llo-
boken, y J.. orvile g Ackerly, OF New-Y YORK.;
Meclqre Of NewYprk Rsy r., o, hall0Ts Ea
OF the Board are the Rev. A. r. Cation. J. =.
Swedgly, III. s. Conkn. W. w Hulse. Or c. s.
Moore Charles W. Vail. Charles NJ Sanford. Ma.
thanlel w Foster. A. ID. Foster. r. c. Davis and
the Rev W T. Ferguson. OF Hackettstown, ". J.
Nathaniel w. Foster. OF Riverhead. 10 president OF
the association.
BAY SHORE
Two large bears and three Italians appeared In
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DOBBS FERRY.

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould entertained . house
party over Sunday At their country seat Al Ards
ley Towers The guests included the Misses
Rita and Lila Murray. Miss Wetherbee. the Misses
Bull Miss Shrady Miss Wheeler. Miss Archbod
and the Misses McComb. This evening Mrs Gould
will give a lawn tea The lawns will be illuminated
with coiored lanterns 4 New-York caterer VIII
serve luncheon between and o'clock. Many
prominent people arc expected TO be present
Senator and Mrs. McClelland and their family
have gone 10 Ocean Grove for few weeks vacs-
ton.
people At their country home here on Tuesday.
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t'"i conpanics connected with the Fire Department
IL d, reception on Thursday night for Lowerre
, .,ose COMPANY. No. q which recently organ
'@el al hefmann's Ho,e.. In Lowerre.
IN. annual outing OF kl;chng Post No. 60 Grand
.int OF the Republic. he'd Yesterday. The
.hne"oers ana Trends. 10 the number Of 100 boarded
'ne "rand Republic and sailed 10 Rockaway.
The Yonkers Young Mems Christian Association
IONS WI open tonight Secretary Haskell has ar
Saneei Tor cornet so.os by Robert T.. Burleigh. Of
N,cwriork. am local music By quartz; and mae
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Among those present were Miss Shrady. Miss Rookie
Teller. the Misses Bull and the Misses Murray.
Mr.. Gushing OF the Westminster School, is at
Bath. Me. for the summer.
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20 roam the streets OF Bay Shore These bears ano
Italians walked down Cln,on-ave.. at the extreme
western end of the village which Is street OF ths
fine houses Of the city residents and the bears per-
Workers. Constable George W jeffrey soon located
Italians Into the lookup, having 70 his club free
y. Finally they were all shut up. bears and itsl.
fused to pay and 50 Constable jeffrey took them all
will '; stay until the hnes are paid
d. Eugene Hulse. Of Bay shore. while driving
evening was run into by a strangers wagon In
too c.ose to the embankmert. and as the vehicles
came together. horse wagon and driver went over
a .n S %nsn lne as +:
harnessed his steed and proceeded on b, his Journey
The stranger who caused the accident III the mean
PATCHOGUE.
W. T. Simpson Is building a new house In Ocean
ave- Patchogue. for the Euclid Hose Company. IL
VIII be two stories high. The ground floor will b
used to store the apparatus. and the upper noor
a. meeting room Harry X. Roe rs the foreman
OF the company. The building VIII be completed
about September l.
gaining strength every day. The council now num-
bers seventy-nine members. the officers being he.
gent j. q. Willetts vice-regent. A. IL. Terry; past
regent Nelson Mcbride: secretary j. W. Gardiner;
collector. James H. Minis; treasurer. John Al Pot
Green; warden. F. ~. Roland; sentry. lame, James !;
Overfon; trustees. IL. Mcbrfde. j. e. Mis anu
Thomas Vernon.
Telephone connection between Patchogue anu
Islp was completed few days ago The wires
will be extended eastwardly az rapidly possible.
The central station for Patchogue Will he al conk-
Inns drug store A desk will also be placed In the
Central Hotel The company will charge fifty cents
for a message to Brooklyn.
NORTHPORT
John Hoffman German. was found hanging to
an appletree yesterday by some bows who were
hunting for apples. The body Of Hoffman fright.
encd the boys Il first but they noticed that II was
hanging to a rope. and. going up close 10 IT, they
found that Hoffman dead For some time HON.
man had been Respondent II Is said that family
troubles caused him to end his life. He was hfty-
five wears old
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
LONG ISLAND CITY.


Another chapter was added to the dissensiohs ID
the Board of Aldermen Tuesday night, when Al
derman-atLarge Joseph McCiee. who has LED the
opposition for some time. made an attack upon
Street Cleaning Commissioner John r clancy ana
Pubic Works Commissioner Henry W. Sharkey
Mr McGee said that though Clancy was hocrahy
paid for cleaning the streets. he made only pre-
tence OF performing his duty, and that some meas
ures ought to be taken TO coinpei MIN 10 40 MS
work honestly. Turning to Commissioner shar"ey
the Alderman then said that II the Public works
Commissioner was to DO his duty as he should the
city would save thousands OF dollars In year
McCiee's caustic remarks have created cosideraoie
surprise In Long Island city.
Justice DUFFY. In the Long Island city Police court
yesterday sentenced Joseph McArdle thirty years
Old OF No is2 Ecrnon-ave.f to the queens county
Jail for three months for disorderly conduct VIII
lam Stevenson. the son OF saloon-keepcr ~
Ravcnswood "A friend OF McArdle. was sentenced
70 ten days in the County jail The Two men were
accused OF creating a disturbance on Man,st. AZ.
tora. McArd.e has served terms In sing sing ana
the t.m!ra Reformatory for BURGLARY, am was also
imprisoned In the Queens County JAN. lie Is now
urder bail awaiting the action 81 me Eran1 Jury
on the charIe OF wrecking an ASTORIA saloon JUS.
tce Duffy was informed by Sergeant darcy OF
Astoria. that McArile gave the police mere trouble
than any one else In Astoria.
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FLUSHING.


burglars and petty thieves ar" apparently enjoy
INK themselves In Flushing. During the last year
there have been thirtythree robberes In the VII
lage. and the offenders In every case have escaped
A few nights ago attempt was made 10 rob the
grocery store OF Sicklen a.. Townsend In Ma'n-st.
by prying open the cellar door. The thieves ef-
fected an entrance and went up through the cellar
into the store. Just at that time Robert Wilson,
who passing By the store heard noise In
side. lie knocked at the door and receiving no re-
Spouse. went In search of a policeman. When he
returned the thieves gone The safe con-
tained large quantity OF money but the thieves
did not take anything. trail Of burned matches
leading from the cellar and up the stairs was the
only clue left by the robbers.
Among the Flushing people who now on
their summer vacations the Rev John Abbott
of the congregational Church, who Is enjoying a
European tour; the Rev. H. ID. Waller. OF St
Georges Episcopal Church. who Is on his way to
Germany; the Rev. James Demarest who IL maxi
ing toui through Northern New-York and the
Rev. T.. J. Donnelly, of St Michael's Roman
Catholic Church. who is In the Holy Land.
The fourth annual excursion OF Oak Lodge. X.
Of T.. of Flus hing. took place Tuesday The
party was taken on the barge Columbia TO Corn
walton Grove. H. T. Bloodgood was chairman Of
the Committee of Arrangements. c. A. Van Nos
trand chairman Of the Reception Committee. and
j. 3. Hanbe floor manager.
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BAY SHORE

Two large bears and three Italians appeared in |
town Thursday. Bears are especially forbidden |
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Rat, fsir Mtatfer.

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Dor 96mersen reints Wenu 10, laKe
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Wertb tit unbe5ablbar. Us tnirb benz
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allen Druggiiien in Der san3en Melt 3u
baben. Breis rs gents per 6lai9e.
&auft nicbts anberes, ols Mrs. Mins.
!otDS SDotbingsGprEp.
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6mnbreile 25iaette.

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ten. fiir mel6e bic
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Cine @obltbat fiir 9eibenbe

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@balpbeate Mafers aus DuGnigs
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tbeile entbdlt, bic fiir ale 4rantbeiten
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boz @urer 9biir elm fiir @u6 bereitetes
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tein beReres Wfittel fiir ein iiberanges
ftreugtes, uieberaebro9enes Spfem,
als Dullniss @balDbeate WoTer.
Wfan betommt es fets frii1 unb brau.
fenb on 3apf bel
@eorge s. Sullntg.
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9Sarum fueroem mamct,e GVenic,en
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Nbet es mug reselmdbts esbrdu6t perben. Das Re-
tepf Iautet: Drsimai tdslt6 elm WetnslaS peQ.
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California . sSseine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga.
ger bon feineu California g8einen Bel
9errn s. 5. Meper am 2Iamo
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on Ort unb Stelle aus unb fauft birett
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gutem 9enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beften Sorten aus5uwdblen. Gr tanu
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berfeben. 3otbs unb
@eibs Weine in por3iigIi9er QuaIitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 Der @allone - frei
tnS 6aus geliefert.
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Sun Nntouio glfaoernie.

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