New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
FLUSHING.

The fair friends Of the 18th Separa Company
have decided 10 hold fair for the benefit OF the
company to provide funds for refurnshing the Off
GERS and company rooms. which have been sadly In
need Of improvement for long time The dates as
announced are November 6. ! and $; and the fol-
lowing committee has been appointed: Mrs. J. w.
MornrI ehairman Mrs g. g. sexton secretary nI
r. W. Brown, Mrs. G. l.. Nandcwater. Mrs. ii; NJ.
John Hepburn. Mrs. VI. A. Bailey and Mrs. Lolrs-
berry
SEA CLIFF. GLEN COVE AND HICKsvILLE
The boarding Is drawing to A close at
s"s Clif. With few exceptions the guests have re-
turned to their city homes. and the hotels and
boarding houses almost deserted. The season
has not been profitable was expected, owing
to the brief vacations taken by the majority Of the
guests and the cool weather which prevailed.
The Sea Cn Campaign Club elected the follow
ing officers Monday evening: James McCane,
president; Chauncey Combes vIce-presldent W. H.
Mershon. secretary; Victor Dambach. treasurer;
teers Charles Rowe and II. - Combes. The
following nominations for village officers were
made: President. Charles f. Aliesky; for Trustees.
Chauncey Combes and George H. Brown; for
Treasurer. II. C. Smith; for Collector, John NJ
Worth: for School Trustees W. '. ID. Pearsall
George w Ellard. J. c. Sntiin and George w. Cox
.ir and Mrs Alfred Cox Mrs. Sniffin. the Rev.
Henry Aston. Oakley Kctcham, Albert A. Wood
and Plat Rowland, of Glen Cove. are resting at
Ocean Grove. y J.
The trustees OF the Glen Cove public library met
on Monday evening and elected the following Of
ncers: Chairman Dr. Fred 4. Wright, secretary
G. A. r. Dalton; treasurer. Sidney II. Brown Inc
library which was opened less than year ago mas
been e great success.
Miss Fanny Rowland Mrs Henry Aston. Miss
Maria Rowland. Miss Emma Downs anu MISS
Sammis OF Glen Cove are at saratoga
There was some excitement in Hicksvilie on Non
day evening when unknown man OF hercued.
proportion. paraded through the principal thotousu,
everybody He had the streets all 20 nimse.t unll
Jacob Mann put appearance. lie TOOK IN 'he
situation at a glance. and grapped with the sup
posed .unatic After a hot fight he knocked the
stranger senseless to the ground. Then the ofncer
went I'm search of assistance TO take MIN 10 'hs
village lookup, but when he returned the fellow
coud not be found. and has not been seen since.
George Stoncbridge. OF Iiicksvi!e. thinks IT IS
bad policy for Hquor-iealer 10 refuse ramp
drink in proof OF which he points 20 broken WIN
dow and wrecked bar. on Monday evening A
warderer dirty and unkempt entered the stone
bridge Hotel and hurled spittoon through the
window when the proprietor refused MN drink
He was arrested and he'd for trial
The house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rumpf. OF
Ticksville. the scene OF fashionable wedding
on Sunday afternoon. The contracting parties were
Miss Carrie Rumpf and christopher Brlnge. OF
Morris Park. The ceremony was performed by the
Katie Rrngle and Miss Lizzie Fink Mr.. Brngie
attended by Edward Kramer and Henry
Rumpf Among those present were Mr. AMI Mrs
Cowan Mrs Mailer Mrs. J. Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs
C. Rumpf Mrs A. Ables Mrs. C. Conk.in Mrs.
John Relnholi. Mr.. and Mrs Dorm. Mrs t1chminer.
Mrs Fink. Mira !. +. Wood Mrs Meyle Mrs.
Robert Remison Gussie Hengler VI. Heinz. Freda
Baumll er. Henrietta Heintz Mafie Brenge Annie
Boder. Edward Kramer ]. Hrh.. j. F Wood, J.
Mailer H. Mccormack Mr. AMI Mrs Louis Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. William Meye al: }. Steubcr