New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20

have a bearing on old titles and family relations
\ number Of young women bicyests from Gi rh
on Thursday among them being MISS roma lar
rngion. NESS Elsie 5. Wright. Mss Annie Laurie
and Miss Jessie Warrington
RAYSHORE AND ISLIP
The dedication ceremony at the African Metn.
odsi Episcopal Church at Bayshore to-inorro" VIII
be conducted by Bishop g. +. Tanner. assisted ny
Dr. ". y. Derrick and other ciersymeh. Inc
final services In the old church will be conducted
hw a former nastor. the Rev d. X. Jackson. AT
$50 p m The consregaton vii then march iro oiII
be ended By a young peoples meeting. when wHi
be conducted By Evangelist H. Graham anu
sermon by Dr. W. Il. Derrick.
grounds OF 81. Peters Epscopal CHURCH, Bay,
s s be S added G 10 the 4ccto tors fund
Distric,-Attorney Walter II. Jaycox and ex-Super-
visor John NJ Price. Of Patchogue. and j. Eugene
ii bV County Judge Smith to take testimony con-
corning the feasibility OF opening Great south Bay-
entire length have reported favorably 10 the open,
ing The street in question is TO run SOUTHWARK 1NS
from the south country road past the mouse e OF OK
Mrs. Betsy Head through the syndcate ian aa, OF
Messrs Schuyler Farson. S. T. Peters, "a ~ h ave
son and Havemeyer objected strongly to the open
ing OF the road. alleging that II would bs iastng
wcr- retaining Other less wealthy property own vi,
favored the opening Of The road ana issp NOT
Was decided 10 be necessary and the petitioners re-
quests granted The expense OF ops sams
The Commissioners allowed as damage ssss To T.
snsd Tss.ss Mrs. ?sa sarah M
TS Ssay Esbert p Vail John Lafayette TaylSr
jcscph A. Moore. Mrs. ~ A. Hawkins D. ".
G Ne''' John W s1unders Mrs Char.es W. L.Hom
rncdi,u Johr : Jones and Clv Engineer Eugene en-,
r. smith sG r fcp sSne a me as the Work cannot
be done until ~ appropriation Is made.
TIL. fishing trap which set some time ago by
n ,rh tuce1ss that he has decided to put down
another Of th. same size ~ ~, rect III ''hs'"' -
gil be set Just outside &hP met
sAYvILLE
Samuel p. Green. OF West sayye. gave supper
On Tuesday night in honor Of Miss Bertha May
cox soprano OF 81 James Church. Brooklyn.
Among those present were M,' lIeg Rogers pr Or
f Fr1i c M weldon. Mis-. Grace Edwards. Mss
Rs rrfSo nio'f Ns M Neie Van Vine Mr. and Mrs
A,bort Tnih. Mss Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs A. o.
F Fie,rlicr' Villain Aiirch and Mrs. Ackey
The residents Of sayvillc have recently been lea to
believe that they would snyr,y ,r v which looks
~ II il would fall 10 pieces AT any moment; "A,
though slyve stands fourth on the lst OF avnr"d
Syn mSo5 5o on On Whole road and the people
anxlousy awaiting change .,,,-
l.r,,cis Ilrich nineteen years OIL, OF SayVhle.
.ri ,rowned THURSDAY night In the Great south
Raw. near Isilp lie was in the employ OF csptan
irn, IN re- bay when the accident happened IN:
c9n;an was In the cabin preparing supper . ana
ir,n was c.n Vent on deck 10 call tlrch to his
meal ne could find no trace OF MN, ~ ' yners ,hc
boat OF Captain Greon lay, ana thr wa w. hnd ~ ~;
When It was brought on me ,hss he acciIenIa,
I'lrch WI" In II. u Is thoughhe tn'' "' "'e'''"'
lost his balance and fell overpoaid'
HUNTINGTON AND DEER PARK.
dou owned by Samuel Eden came near k''''hs
the little grandson OF Isaac Rogers WHO 1--we "'
Main-st and North Bowery' hu"','s'v"' WI
doy afternoon Mr. Edens dog ana dog belonging
80. W. pogers met on the highway, and. fearing
to Mr herc Would be light iitte Louis Rogers took
hold OF MS 40 5os umpe, on the boy and bit large
goce out OF his leg The little fellow reiI ana me
priv throat The Rogers dos by this time had come
10 understand his tte master IN arv,ny
iu,p o u The wound In the boys leg Is bad one.
Members OF the Secatogue club ana their invited
guests Under the auspices OF the Outing Com
I'VE hund,ea OF tho
a ,an and pai tribute the memory Of the Indian
lie followed by r. %nseer Ma5sT R sesse;
Of NsTYSrT Il Mcraus aamp''W Pearson Of
Gettysburg ronown in Amazon apparel Sstra r 81
the secaosue club The rrSgramnms end1a Win MsnS
one-aci sketch entitled W Sres Success III MANY
,,,,,,r,l Edwin d. Ayres has organized n crew of
VI vounteer li!esavers IN Port Jefferson.
with Seth b. Worth as esnian; campbt scaDa
i ~ The other members are Charles A.
uavies' Robert H. p: Walker. Charles s. Baldwin.
Er11rst champion. George Iooker Lewis Moecr:
Charles y Platt and Virgil Ritch. The number will
be increased
FAD pocKAWAY. JAMAICA AND FLUSHING.
borse and village cart belonging to Constable
waller Wood was tied In Abere's sheds Far Rock
away. Thursday. and the horse becoming fright
o,ed nv the whistle OF an approaching train broke
his chain and dashed down Mott-ave. He ran into a
hmyyv occupied by two women ana child, and
nnSSrnr,vv missed spllling the occupants out. The
horse then broke from the cart and ran into the
H. dashed through the throng or vehicles and
,,iurred into the railroad station walting-r
nphicT was crowded with passengers. The women
WA children became panic stricken, and In the rush
dawn and trampled under foot The horse was
anaily caught by the gateman and secured; The
,,iage cart wrecked. Several women and chill
dren were cut and bruised In the panic
The Town Board met yesterday morning In the
Town Hall 1t was resolved that the Board pro-
cnrs counsel and compel the Jamaica and Hemp
s.eod Plank Road Company by mandamus proceed
inrs to repair their road immediately. Highway
commissioner Lott stated that the road IL utterly
impossible.
pett son Of Dr. Charles j.. Lesgett. formerly OF
1his village, but now OF San Francisco Cal. has
been appoinfcd superintendent OF coal mining dis
trict In Africa at salary OF $4,000 year. Mr..
Flushing.
THE HAMPTONS.
The Mead Memorial Fountain has been erected at
Man-st and Hampton Road In Southampton. 1t Is
made from designs furnished BY Stanford White.