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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
Long ISLAND NOTES.
WHAT l. GOING on ~ QUEENS AND SUI
FOLK COUNTIES.
LONG ISLAND CITY.

An incident Of the fight which Mayor S'niorn
has wagcd against LHciea y. Knapp, Oh" t'epub-
lean trca surcr Of Long Island city. 10 compel nm
to attest certain bonds for the payment oi tie
sewer contractors is tie recent appearance "i
three new weekly newspapers. each ot WA!'H
in its sautatory denounced the Mayo: and Henry
". Sharkey. the Commissioner 81 Public WORKS;
"NlaVOr Sanford rs much annoyed ~ the tone 81
these. newspapers said one Of his friends 10 ne
writer. 'but he evidently bears IN mind me p'"l-
er-nce Of Thomas Jefferson for new paI'rs Over
governments and politicians ana end"aForS 10
govern his temper In accordance with ne prIiI-
ciples laid down 10y the founder OF his POM car
faith. To thu student ~ human nature the spec
tacic OF Mayor sanford UNFOLDING sIch men as
John &. Shc"han and his partner. . BFlrl' on -
he grdu,est opportunity for reflection 0y. PUCK >
uuotaiiou. " hat fools We nOriAlt De.
\ special Ing o. the Board of Aldermen was
held Thursday afternoon 10 consider The PROPOSED
Viaduct on m" Long lslauI CITY go" Of a." pro-
posed Cir"~npoint III h..l'-c over N""toWn re- x
connecting Mania ttan-avr. GrrcupOilt, with N"l-
non-a.c. Iiuutef's Point. only few real csfa 20
owners where property would be- affected 10y me
vladuc, were pTcs-;'. Supervisor ko"hl~t SAID ina
tho Supervisors were only awaiting the passage OF
the enabling act pending before the Legislature u"
commence work ou The zoe" bridge" without taE-
Ing any action X waa resolved - tlin me "hoir
matter over - "a" consideration oi ihe common
Council on Tuesday n'Nt
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TG'CKAHOE AND BRONXVLLE.

Mrs $ Nj. Ode ON Thursday last gave "A birth
day marty for her daughter AZ her home. RocklcdSe
near Tuckahoe. The house was iied with guests
from Ncw-York Scarsdale Mount Vernon. Yonkers
Tuc<anoe and Bronxville. Baby" prizes were won
Lv Miss Ethel Murtha. Of Tuckahoc and Eugene
Carbrcy. Of Mount Vernon. while r. stiles. Of
ruckahO and Miss Ellen MCGOWAN, OF Mount
vornon won the BOBBY prizes Miss Ford OF Yon-
kers by request. gave some cho ce violin selections
and Mrs A IIughueSon presided at the plano. Tine
numerous presents included "A large solitaire .ia
mond ring, a ur-pearl s,ickpn. silver indN dual
,ea oct etc Among the guests the Misses
t,Iar, ard Lillian Amman, TITLE Burtis. Mr. and
Miss post Mr.. and Mrs. Iittel, Of New York; The
Wiesos Ford Besse Armstrong Aggie johnson and
Miss Kingsland OF Yonkers; Messrs. A. Brldgeman
T. Carbrey H. Loyeli, + Dams, Misses Ida C1rbrcy
non; Eugene and Miss Ethel ,t"a n Mnrtha and Miss
Park. Miss Killers. OF Scarsdalc; Misses Has:rick
and Ilessle Kane, of 'ronHViie
rn Ivodrcsdav while the venerable w H. Under
Hill and + Wise were removing some earth In front
81 Tho old J'nderhl homestead. In Bronxville. hey
5ua m n x.pound cannon BAN. n Revolutionary
relic dropped there either by the British or Con-
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v Y OK.
VIGOROUS OPPOSITION To TROLLEY
TRACKS IN PIERMONT-AVE.

SOCIAL. PERSONAL AND CHURCH MATTERS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
The committee which has in charge the selecting
Of q course for the University bOatrace between Cor
neil. University Of Pennsylvania and Columbia did
not visit Nyack las; sunday proposed. but II has
arranged 10 come up Il week from tomorrow The
%y,ck Rowing Association has appointed George ~
S.urteNari ]. Du Pratt White. J. q. Carpenter and
Sherwood NJ Hard to meet the committee. These
men are we'll posted the advantages OF the
Tappln Zee course ana there Is go0l reason Ia
believe that they Will be able to convince the com
mt;ce that the race ought t. be rowed at Nyack.
Property owners to a large number. who 1--we in
piermont-ave between South Nyack and Piermont
will protest vigorously and Justly against that thor
oughfarc being grabbed 10y the Nyack Traction Com
plur ASIDE from the fact that the street would
b. ruined driveway by the Introduction OK
trolley tracks and poles. IL would also not afford
the company sufficient traffic 10 make the road
paying Investment II the Nyack Traction Com-
pany has The fIintcst idea about the operating eX
pcnscs Of a trolley road 1t win see unless Il is
mont and Sparkili does not warrant the building OF
u trolley road between me place. che traction
T. 6ankraptcy Propery,G'M;;ners should fight un;
RSnjamn Y, Frost and George r Morse have
Tnc Trspnagen. who have been living in Upper
Nvack will occupy the Pomeroy house in South
Tb. wedding of Miss Alice X Waldron Of Nyack.
and George : Grau. OF Reading. Penn. took place
I'm Nyack las, week. Mr.. and Mrs. Graul will live
Tho election Of elders and deacons OF the Re-
formed Church was held on "Wednesday night and
resulted rs follow: Elders Cornelius De Baum AMI
BENJAMIN y Frost: deacons William J. Hopper
and Thomas ". Ebersolc.
The Tappan Zee Christian Enleavor Local Union
viii hold its eighth meeting in the Reformed Church
ncyt Thursday evening. The Rev. j. +. Carson.
OF BROOKLYN will be the principal speaker;
n was reported yesterday that the Rev. FRANKLIN
Rabbit rector of Grace Church would arrive home
' The Rev j. b. Taylor was reappointed by the
Nethodls. Conference. which was held on Tuesday
at Newark. pastor of the Methodist Church OF
Nyack. - 4. nj,
mont let the trolley company go over the noun
tain -, ..,,.
abroad for the last two months, arrived nome thlS
week. ,,., .t
senator Clarence Lexow has been reelected presl-
dent of the Nylck Rowing Association ana w. X.
Conrad. vice-president - III,
The nora display at Grace Church tomorrow Will
H.. the finest in many years. The altar decorations
viii be in memory OF Mrs. James Rutherford Stew
art. - -, 49,. ..... -.
taga in Broadway
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SING SING.

Inc Citizens OF This village who were IN favor 81
changing its name some time ago are not satisfied
WIN The result OF the pubic meeting held last fe"-
'uary' which dec!d n that the present name was
goo enough AM have asked that the qu-9tiDn ~
urclLei 10y an election. In response 70 TINS rl!"".
we BOARD o. Trustees az it, meeting dst lusS."s
etti..!S decided tia: the Qu' 81 'H snodu ~
upon at The Chirfer election TO b. held on Apri! %
- me chafer election president. three trustees,
- S-Irr 4 cJllectJr and water Commissioners O.
"a a'SSne OF additional money will be snDmitted on
10 4Dr %'5sp for Fire Department purposes, anu t.c
I1r 10000 for the payment OF drafts no" on,
~ ~ mat nave gradually accumulated III eAO'9'
Mss Gertrude Mead daughter Of Robert G. Mead
Ut 'tII.Ined homo from her trip 10 the Berinudas.
f,m, ". Law and his family have returned hohie
Mrs Mrs. Kate b Green and Miss Kathleen Green
ar ar nave been spending the winter at Alkei - 80
p.n99W NJ Lakewood y. j. - ,,.,.
MOL NH sal for Germany al me enh Or 'i'i7
TN INC eX0ect 10. return cary in Inc IAN
beanne i;eN; Thomas r. Harris. OF Morrlsahla ma
Eeac, va.e9 10 the recorship OF ST Mary D
n Penny "
The Steamer Ministries will give another per
tViIhance at Olive Opera House Tuesday evening;
Club ~ "V"7"' Va III"
4, Ihe Dramatic Club OF the Young Mems Christian
,ai,.eation VIII give a concert ana mnsttsi cn.en
,adhihent at Olive Opera House next Thursday even
'"S Tor the benefit OF the association. ~
cnnTTnators Kilburn and Rares. and Assembly men
ves;Snn.er and Howe, comprising the Legisapp,
,i,.h the last week The pioceedings or the coin
Tan.ee have not been officially divulged S nn.an
OF the law firm OF Lent Draper Is couus..
~ me committee and when u meets again convic.s
ana other witnesses will be examined In regard 10
'Insninents contracts etc. -, . ~ a..
'Pp'oprlate Easter services VIII ne he'u !" d" INV
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prEASANTN1ILE.

IT,. Rev John Hall and Miss Han are again a,
,he.- home in Peasautvllle. after s,lourn OF
several months IN Maryland, whore they have beer
for the benefit o: Mrs. Halls health Mrs Hall
VII probably Join her family when the days become
more mild and pleasant
Miss Ella IIadlcy. Of the old village. has returned
from Il two wecks' visit with friends IN Ellenyc.
Mr and Mrs Frank T. Spei.s who haze been
living FOR some months In one o. the large houses
owned by Daniel =. Hayes. of New-lork. have re-
The Rev .. T. LindOu. after staying his LIMIT o;
hye years IN chars" OF ne fIrsi Mr,h115. tihs,G-
\ r. Thompson Of Bedford station. and Newioi.
Wr,v Is - iouain auothcr year at least In charge
OF the rcw Methodist Episcopal Church o. TINS
nayil Hayh5 has s2i l The lot on witch the the
ing a new houee built on the lot
ON wednesday "yennS d" snail r'crp'.on, Was
given a. the home OF John Thorn. 10 wcic2me
nome his Two daughters the Mis- May ara Ediih
InoInr S %1o nay , ;uSS '''" INC
Danicl Fare, Of Sew, York. is making arranfe-
mcuty ror the opening Of one OF several streets h"
intends 20 have cut through his property on the
ridge .1si Of the railroad
Tho village shows signs Of spring In ;he arrival
u. The wouId-bc summer boardcr. S"ver'l New
York people have been looking Tor board ~ ms
vicinity. ana the Cromwell House "Ir'ady mas
joshua T. Washburn has had ground broken for
w MG& house Oh d SIZE '''''''9 ''' '''''''''
Tbe Rev G. H. McAnnc, who has left Fairy
town after brilliant but rather stormy caI"ri mas
been appointed to The charg" oI me Mgtholst
Episcopal Church. at Mount kisCo. where his com
ing IL awaited with much interest
At Mount kisco the icstiv.t"s seem 10 run 70
birthday socilblos. The one held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs r. T.. Horton last wednesday even
.uc for benefit Of the Methods, Episcopal Church
was 4 great success. the prOgTiinm" OF music hNd
recitatons being well carried ont. The ladies' OF he
PRESBYTERIAN church to give nj the hnm"
of Nj and Mrs. Harrison +. SlOsson on Wednesday
evening. May
'Chr pcJO.e OF Kaionah al rcErsttn+ the d.
ulrture Of the Rev. j. H. Eastman who for nearly
fv.qntv has pastor of the I're-bN "rian
church Of that place. II" has accepted 4 much
larger charge in PottsyilI", Penn The Rev. Ar
well liked. but yet II is undecided who VIII take
Me Eastman's place permancntI\.
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NoRTupoRT AND HUNTINGTON

Tn, Eev John II. Stansbury. who owns a pretty
cottage ~ Northpor,. VIII apply for snpernnmerary
relationship for one year at the coming session
~ ia. conference Nj Slusbury has been an
energetic worker. but On account Of h'-health' 'e
s,..4 20 taxi a years rest. IL Viii continue to
live 10 N.r,hport.
IN. Methods; AMI Episcopal Churches AZ North
por: are ulw lighted BY electricity.
ArI,n Brown has sold ne house and grounds al
ia.n.a, ih. catholic Church at Northport to the
Catholic Society. The house VIII be remoielei anu
n,tcl 40 as a residence for Father Fitzgerald.
Mr. ash Mrs. Z,-hino Clrli and Mss Nellie May
CARL who have lived in Texas t1r several years.
have taken up th-r residence on NVoisey ave,
um.ns'aa. They arrived from the southwest On
rol .h.-c days two large swans have been seen
sU .,n.. uG about The waters .; NOrihport har'Or.
They first mad" their appearance there NeJnes.
,.,v morning on the rising OF the tide they float
5.. ~, tT thnv rif Vim t. They are gentle and
u.ll ALLOW = person 20 get quite near them. II -
iAml'.lr objects az Huntington harDor FOR many
year. ,ad have ,eft their home on tour 81 inapec-
ru. monthly meet ny ~ he NOrthuort village OH
GERS was hell Thursday evening. The most liniot-
Health Board 10 succeed the present incumoenti'
whose terms have expired The meeting aiJournei.
Al 81 he boys ana half OF the men Of Cold Spring
gathering rubber balloons. They we're diScoyered
by \ walters and Joseph ard Thomas smith.
TOYS And collected two bushels. There have been
n.on.t' ~ ,5vs and noise in the town ever since.
p h. supposed that the toys were from some wrec
vessel I'm Long Island sound. and Heated into the
harbor win the north wind and noodtide.
Tho S1ufhlN Hotel. AT S0uthold has again
changed propretors Captain william Sands. OF
Mort port who owns the MOTEL. has taken charge
OF the business. charles Hannaberry. who has had
"a Two ycrr. lease on the hotel has removed 10
oregon. two miles northeast OF Mattituck. where
nc has q hotel The retiring proprietor. james
sharp. ~ the oregon Hotel. Is negotiating for a
lars,. on the Mlttltuck house, now under the man.
ascmcnt Of Robert L. Corey Of New-London.
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The University Extension summer meeting u to
h,. held at oak island beach. near here. I'm August
and during it, session boats will De run hourly from
here to the beach. Plans and specifications have
bon prepared for a concert hall and are dc. ana
both VIII be begun AZ once. The Rev. John -.
Long. pastor Of the Babylon PRESBYTERIAN church.
corresponding secretary Of the association. an
no1nces that the group Of summer schools is stead
lis being enlarged by the addition Of new teachers
nnI departments. The ldtcst additions are Mu..
: T. H. Prince Of Ntw-loik president o. tn
National League 81 MIN raj Painters who Wl!l pre-
SIDE over the art cottage. Nine. Albert OF me
Ncw-Yu Schoo, OF Expression. - 10 be- ia" dr..I
OF TIA" department oil expression anl Drl Ir.. the
school of modern languages Is g. b." ia ch4rrc or
Professor Albert Kern. OF the Harvard school "f
New York Professor Frederick O. puictyn is tp
. the dean Of the department OF Music and concert
director Professor CuuorI Smith. Iloof w
yolui-f. H. also arranging e. come as onr of 10"
Attending teachers Professor II. t.. Miner, ot tho
I'ratt institute VII be- IA ch'rs" OF the conmcf'mi
tl..s-'s.
I'm. directors of the association fog M first year
arr. O.ncr g. Gregory. Edward j.. kr.uliI, HIntrt
Elliott ir ana Cornelius l."i"r. all of l..u h{h,
m, is"t. Jrhu - I.1uE. of Babylon. ana IN Mdioh
NJ NlIl.~ aud Woodruff sutton of N,V-Norl. $500
in. officers are Woodruff Sutton. csid'nt, '"I-
hcr Elliott ir.. treasurer; Cornelius >. l.'drr re
corling secretary and the Rev. John - Long cor
responding secretary and principal
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The first council Of Long Island Won"H's clubs
viii be- h-ll in IA" Jamaica T'Wn Hall Fr.liN Nay
. ana Yesterday Miss Caroline Hicks. the chairman
Of the Advisory Committee. announced that Inc
programme would nc.udc addresses by Mrs Anna
G Field. roIrdc~ o. the lIrooyn Woman Ciuhi
Mrs Helen II. BIctus prrsii,n ~ The brooklyn
Womrns cub. Mrs. Mariana chapman. prcSitnt
of the Br1otNn suffrage Associations Nlf-. Jun -
perry. president Of Tho Urban tllbt Nr-. ,'Ilr'li
Uold prrsilcnt of the Political Equality I''dtu''
Mrs Mary Lowe Dickinson. PRESIDENT oi u+ ~
tonal council of Women. AMI Mrs j. g. 'r'E;
founder or s1ro-.s. Tn dIisory oMn'Itt", 81
which Mis- Caroline Hicks Is rniirin.'h. '3H''a'1
OF enc mrWb : ~ tn Brooklyn woman iup iili
one member from each of The Long isAml N ta11
cubs ~ fGows: BrooSVu. MIS- INiia rir"'
Hampstead. Mrs. G. G. Parsons; JainAl,'' Mr.
charles Kirby: Ernsouhurat Mrs. MdrGIIrl heiiy'
Wcstbury, Miss Alice Titus; EosXn, Nils Nln IA
Winctts; Port Washington. Mrs. Wafer OH ~ u
Port Washington League. Mrs. James pN'9' To''
jefferson cub. Mrs. Iitch. , =,
Edwin Johanknecht who - about L" remove 10
Patchogue from this village, where hc hiH l'e" va !
been IN business for twents-one years, gave tdtt-
well dinner Thursday night to ms IiI'nI' "i ,'lr
Chub club Of which he j. mcinh''. iHatH -'Wu
covers wcrr laid and there was a man i"' 'NeiS
cover, forming a jolly company
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ISLIP AND BAY SHORE.

The second annual tournament oi thr iS'p No-
untecr Flremen's Association viii be held at Bay
Shore on June -. Competing companies Wl'l De re-
aulrod to the usual 100 yards Icy three IehStS
of hose and throw stream target t"he ON centre
length Of hose and substitute for 1t length TAKEN
from the hose carriage and play H'."I, nm u'
target. The time VIII be taken "he". 'hc S'''""
stream strikes the target. ,
for the enlargement OF the public schpol ne p'al,S
VIII be- submitted to the taxpayers al a 'r'.il h
ing which Will be caiel In the near fnture Ih'
present building Will be enlarged 6y Wo-s,oy ai al
dltluu containing "A large ass mD;y room dItu ioii
ciass-rooms The INCREASING population Of ls'ip ana
the necessity for increased school, accomm ldttloh
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WHITE PLAINS.
MUCH INTEREST IN TIE PROPOSED EIEC-
TRIO RAILROAD.
ANOTHER PHASE OF THE SEWERAGE q 70 '''
TOWN IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED

nRIET NOTES.
White plains residents and also residents o. o'her
parts o. Wcstchr4te: county whose business ~
terests call them the courts oil 'r'o,"' ,.,
tcrc>t"l IN the prospective bulId'"S " -" -, -.
railroad between White Plans anu nn
the New-Nor Emsforl and VINE ''''"' =,
road Company Howard I. Moh'So"''f' ~
lrep,s and an electric railroad constructor ""''
John Henry CARPENTER the village ehEi"e''' az
Mcssrs Harmon. Rchill and Long o. ''' ~
Trustees. went over the route on iH"''''' -,
man and the trustees gave directions on D'ha'-
OF the village authorities as to where tne
switches and turnouts are to be placed Ne IA" '
Will b. I'm Iake-st IIarr.son-st, Efoad"dN "''
Railroad-aVc in the centre OF the Pr'H'"' 80
beds but in C,ntral-avc. in the town u "''"
burr the tracks Will be laid along the edS'e' '''
f that bro,d .aorourhfare until the old larfl
EoaI is rc1cl, Wneu the westerly side OF ''o
roadway VIII 10" followed IuIlIo"1@ -,
or Inc soutn ST. Of I.ake-st. near lHoa."hE; III
Kai!rodd-ave. near the Harlem RaIliGah Si i,
and in the Iar:Eio"N t'0id' near III a. Nav : and
the ROAD is promised 20 b. III running O'"V' ~
The agitation which has been cropping up at
times IA the last year relative 10 the .s"'s''"
posa works melted the Scwcr Conn nun ok /,
seems that members OF the preceding committee
village president. alleging Improper az nr
sewage. caused mainly by the purchasing o. Tlc"pe
chemicals Several residents OF iatisnaIe Dv,iuso
of III" committees action. quietly began an inNtSi
tigatio and invited the officials OF the state liodI
called Il special meeting Of The Board OF lrHsi'eSS
80 take action on the question o. scW$c t,.
All This had been going on. IL ~ alleged, Wltlou,
the sever Committee being mad" acquainted WIN
the nature o. any charge blt De,ote ue' INN, }y
OF Health made a report which complimrnieI ne
Village AUTHORITIES for tie manner in Tnich The
w"rKs wera being conducted J.; was also shown
that the chemicals in use had 't,H Plirasru , NV
we're again made that the supplies were not what
they ought TO bc. me engineers az me I'spo'i.
works reported thai The IRON In US %.S uhc ~" 49,,
ever fugulshci the works. but the chairman Oh we
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gained club and called 1t ne IehoN o"T IiuiIdin
boa .ao,,r.l the third floor OF the jordan bii.i's
for their use Wenrsday eyen Ispb sT i iq
eected frederick Polh Irtsident' H."i,er AMI
treasurer 7, Horton and
her niere Miss Madgr Lent. returned 70 'hrti H"''
on WednefIly night a.tcr SPena,ns i ne "'"''' -
lot springs. Ark. ana san Antonio Tex.
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THE IEMPSTEADS.

TIE question OF charging the public schooi ana
providing better educational facilities Is the al-aD-
sorbing topic in Hampstead Just now. The present
structure. is inadequate 10 accommodate the num-
her Of pupils IN attendance. special meeting mas
been called by the school trustees FOR May when
Il proposition 70 raise several thousand dollars ior
the eniargemer; II the schoo. building VIII be Voted
upon TE. ,hool. which Is situated IN the eastern
part Of The village. cost 5000 .,.,.
T. lvtr T. Allen on behalf OF syndicate OF wea my
summer residents Of Port washington; Sahds Poni
ami Rls,yH. VIII apply ~ the North Hempsteal
'r1v.u R1arl a. IT,, next meeting for a FRANCHISE
o. construct and cpera:" trolley road wnlcn VII
c,uu.c, Roslyn. POri Washington anu Great NerN
the tarc. principal villages Of the township Nfons
the u,u Interested In tie enterprise are Ino'hIr
Mott presilen, o, the Queens County Agrlcultu!ei
society. j. H. BunneN. o. j. H. Bunnel * %
New-York: Thomas Fay. Of the standard on ON
ptny; j. IT, King. of the Union Motor Works; II
S,rIs Poiu.. and Cornelius y. Seanan a Lending
business man of Port Washington Tie propose ~
linz. Wi, c1v"r a distance OF fifteen miles Ihe
,.stmat.i cost II the proposed road. exclusive 81
the right 81 WAY. T. 5000. The people OF the w
lagos through which the road T. 10 pass. are en-,
thusias.ic Oyer the scaenIe ~ The syniicstI, ana
tr.-.. ls l.t,l. d not that the Town Board VII!
grant the desired privilege.
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Methodist Episcopal Henry J. and Edward +. Rail,
corne lists have been engaged 10 play on me Dali
cory of the church tower from 9f 10 100 a. m
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The Bay Shore Yacht club is taking on new
ea of life udgng from fn the me ppnns seaso Az
the recent annual meeting 81 me cup i't He "a
bre~ser wa eleGta r JSnh M
6r r. s. Moo-e treasurer. and josiah Robbins
eaT r. Brown s4maci e. ase and joan pas
git. Harry ). Rauen, Samuel y. Gibson ana Ne
Bom.ny make ~ the House Sonnittee No "@'s
has YET been set for the annual REGATTA. ,a1 tho
Paul r. I.amarsh, Of New York, has leased 's tne
w T. Cushing cottage at Bay Shore for this sea-
The J. ". Howell cottage. in ocean.aye, Bay
S So2F has bee" rented by Mrs Not''' >F"
SAG HARBOR AND TIE HAMPTONS.
The Alvin Manufacturing Company. of Irving
ton. y. j.. Will De removed to Sag Iiarbor AZ re-
suit of the recent purchase by Joseph Fahys OF a
big block OF the company's stock
The funeral of James II. EllriGse. who died at
his home in sag IIdrbor on Saturday, took place
MIR: =. +. Meyer. Of Sag Harbor has s purchased
the oxford Gos Shster s'a the Hf non
az southampton. astonshei the local B2ard %, ol
appointment of his wife as teacher IN tne
school The board IN executive session retnsei
to accede to Mr.. JohnsOns request. The mat
ter will probably result in the principal seekin (
an engagement elsewhere after the present schooi
The East Hampton Board Of Education has re-
engaged Principal French and all OF the teachers
exception OF Miss Barnes, who has handed In her
resignation 10 take effect at the end OF the present
school NcAT
Ex-Assistant District-Attorney Francis L. Well
man, of New-York. Is having fine home erected
in First Neck Lane. SOUTHAMPTON. opposite the
cottage Of the Collector Of the Port OF New orK'
ia mes T. Kilbreth
Work has been begun a building Tor tho lres-
bytcrian Sunday-school OF Southampton on the
land adjoining the church. The cost OF the new
The Southampton Library Association s building
a thre--Story brick building, which VIII cost %oWt
Tho southampton branch Of the YOUNG rSopitr
Society IF christian ErdeavOr has elected the iol
iowing officers: President. ". II. PierSon; wee
presil, NJ. ". X. Kio.ndu; recording secretary di1
fY-asurer. Corr !. Sayre: corresponding -r'!etary
MIS-. EIwar, White; junior superntend4ni MIS-
Geneva Nh.fe; Missionary Con!mittee- iieieh '"
Lewis. Nellie Burnett and Mrs. IL. Schr&der