New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-24
pAPyrON AND AMITYVILLE

Iobn Hannah a Belgian who disappeared from
his home at Babylon a year ago. ana VINO uh'i
recently had been mourned as dead by ms Wfe ana
children. was heard from a few days ago Hauman
is now In Brussels. His wife received letter lro"
him a few days ago. in which he stated among
other things that he was robbed in New-York ana
worked his passage to Belgium. as he was ashamed
to return home and tell his wife and negh DOTS
that he fell victim to thieves ne H 1di s Vic and
family also have been working on their truck iarn
ana have prospered They seem TO be IN no
sceptical about the manner in which ne ACCOUNTS
for his disappearance.
an employe Of Clock Brothers. at NarrasketuIc a
sentenced to FIVE monhs IN the H NV day ago
Maloney attempted % give the relatives Of Hai ,
T. Clock chance to collect the insurance on orv
aters s Of his As conduct his conviction followed
Maloney recently married wealthy widow VINO
n mas ever since fact which his friends attr
butte to his inability to stand prosperity.
has 5een soeief i ocer has
been Identified with school matters since 1851
Ex-senator Edward Floyd-JSnes Is , s9eniins the
summer at the VIEWPOINT Hotel. AmityviAe.
4 special school meeting will be held In Amity
vile on September for the purpose Of setting the the
question Of continuing or abandGnng me ao~ge
Hoxton refused to admit the children OF Charles
Devne Brewster into the NEW iDr
resolution abolishing the colored school 1t was
been declared Illegal. The coming election is ex-
school for the colored children of the district al
though less than 80 per cent OF them attend SCHOOL,
The Board of Trustees Of Amityvilie nave maue
a contract with the local electric light company ios
0fty-hve lights to be placed in different paris OF
the village at an annual rental OF Ss iiSht Al the
last annual village election a proposition 70 apPro-
pirate 81 900 year for lighting the streets by eec
trcity was defeat ted Since that time the taxpayers
have changed their minds in regard 10 the matter
and petltioned the trustees to take the action re-
ferred to-
Elizabeth f. Dodd has sued Roosevelt o. Roistoi
who owns a tract of land adjoining hers nortn OF
the village of Babylon. For some time the TWO nave
been ouarreling about a certain stream Oh "a,.t
which flows through their premises. Inc UoupIs
originated over a sewer which Mrs. Dodd o"heu
and which flowed into the pond or her nelghp,or.
Mr. Rolston applied to the court Tor an lnJuhcJivi
restraining Mrs. Dodd from using TINS sewer. ne
motion was suspended. the testimony showed the
sewer pipes had been disconnected with tha parcu.
lar stream OF water. Now Mrs. Dodd mas Drougnl
an action to enjoin Mr.. Rolston from naintalhifs
on his premises an artificial pond when ihlerLerss
with the natural course of the stream. MIS-. Douu
states in her complaint that there Is rapid stream
north Of her premises and flows through her prop
erty and through the lands Of Mr. Ro'ston. sne
saws that Mr. Rolston has constructed pond cover
ing an area of acre, which Is Kept flieo py ts
natural stream brook that the pond was ma u
bv artifcally damming up the waters; Una, .he
construction OF this pond causes the waters Vi .ue
brook TO flow back upon her land rms sne SAYS
has made the mill on her premises practcaliy use
less and greatly deprecated her premises IN value