New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21

xopTupoRT. AMITYvILLE AND BABYLON.
U,,u,a,, henderson. farmer living at East
>r,hnort Is paralyzed as the result OF ran from
h,o,,c,e few DAYS ago. When picked up 1t was
found that his leg so badly injured 'Ha' am
mutation wout be necessary. faraSsis at o"0
50, in and the unfortunate man lay upon inc s'"s'
60 o,.or seven hours suffering the most intense
agony He was finally removed 10 MS io"e, "o
rotr frou the injured leg has since extehueu over
hts en,,re body making 1t impossible for him 10
nao,,e uI,hout assistance Mr. Henderson is seventy
years old.
M,ss Flora Nichols only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs & T. Nichols OF Northport. was married on
Wednesday evening to Joseph ShotweIl at inc
home OF the brides parents by me he H co,,raci ,
Saunders. On.y the near relatives VI '"e N'
ing parties present
~ ,ower Of the new $4,000 school at Amity-
vile is undergoing re past,c al John BOND
builder and a number OF carpeh.ers unG Di 4, a
SAID crumbed 10 such an extent as 70 make them
ursafe The additional expense necessita'ed py .he
,eppnaysrs Fred b. Burr. secretary OF the Board
OF Education has suggested that p9.a t'e Yio
be summoned before the Board 10 explain the a.
legged defects
An amateur theatrical and vaudeville entertain
under the auspices of the South Shore Country
Club on Thursday evening. and was largely at,
tended bv the fashionable portion OF the population
of Bsbyion and West Islip. The programme in
Guided the charming ltte comedletta III one act
entitled "A Game OF Cards translated from the
French and in the case wers Eyeret Jansen Wen
dell I.eondas NJ Lawson. jr., Walker Marcus Den
nett and Miss Cora Klauser Others In me cast
were Montifiore Isaacs John p Nichols, a Lois
Scott jr.. and Giles L. Tantor jr
RIvERHEAD AND PATCHoGUE.
Rlverhead Council Of the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics. has elected the following off,
GERS: Councillor, W. II. Terry; vice-councillor.
George T. Reeve jr junior past councillor. Joseph
w Held: recording secretary, W. L. Terry; financial
secretary Frederick Resdorph inside sentinel. c.
s. Vail; conductor. Raiman Petty; warden. Harry
A. Lane: trustees. G. Lane. L. Is. Howell and
". H. Adams.
was Monday morning the scene OF fashionable
wedding. which was Witnessed by a large assem-
blage The contracting parties were Augustus
Youngblood. OF Wkesbarre. Penn. and Mss Fan
ME May Cannon. OF Patchogue. The bridesmaid
Miss Katherine Kearney. Lawrence J. Doyle.
OF New York was the best man. Mrs Margaret
James Kearney and Patrick Mcdonald. The cere-
mony was performed by Father Curtin wedding
breakfast and reception were held at the home Of
the brides sister Mrs. Frank Lopez.
JAMAICA.
The Town Board yesterday morning gave a hear
ing the question OF creating a lighting district
in the village OF spring.and Arguments sub
mltted for and against the proposition. and the
point OF cost and increased taxes thoroughly
discussed Walter Gross in behalf OF the petition
ent and that the service was Irregular and unsats
factory and that the fund generally had TO be
eked out by private entertainments. that there
only twenty-five lamps In the district, and
some OF those were supported by the individuals
In front OF their own houses. There were a large
number ~ petitioners present and they Ssrs or