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HASTINGS.

Mrs Thomas lie Bout.er who has spent the
summer IN this place, has returned TO New-York
for the winter.
Professor Clarke. OF Columbia College, and T..
Lane OF the General Theological Seminary. have
been the guests OF Charles b. Carpenter during the
last week.
Irv.ngton women have organized a progressive
euchre circle. Games Will be played every
Thursday afternoon dur ng the winter at the differ
ent cottages OF the members. Among the prominent
women who members OF the circle Mrs.
Switzer. Mrs Blan, Mss Keys Mrs. Allen. Miss
Mcconnell Mrs. Eustis, Mrs Smith. and Mrs
Schombri. There IL also considerable talk among
the young society people OF organizing even. ng
party club and holding parties every Friday even
Ing In the homes OF the members and the Tower
Ridge Yacht Cub house. or this is only
talk. but those who are agitatng the matter hope
II Will not end IN talk
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KATONAfI.

Clarence Whitman and his family VINO nave
hoo, snendrg several months at their country
horoe near this place have returned to their New
York home for the winter.
Mrs NJ f. Tilton, OF New-York. Is the guest OF
Mrs James Green.
The Harrington property, adjoining tho New
Katonah, is being graded and the streets CUT
through.
George Green owner Of the Forest View stock
farm Is to ship two carloads OF his me horses TO
conina Horse show Rufus. jr.. the winner OF
many prizes stands fair chance for the champion
shin for HACKNEY stations and has the good wishes
OF his many Westminster County admirers.
After three years of waitng-not always win WIN
M tience-the awards have been made by the city
t he nronerfv taken for the Tilticus reservoir at
S S station Thomas Purdys award is $4,000,
and Neil Baileys $4,000.
lanes Lounsbery of Bedford village. is having
ane house erected under the supervision or car
ence Howard OF Rdgefeld. on Mount Aspiton. 1t
IS 10 be entirely Of native stone.
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STATEN ISLAND.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN RICHMOND


OOONl1
The vestry OF st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church in Clifton OF which DR. Eccleston IS rector
has contracted Tor a chime OF ten bells. The peal
OF four bells which has hung in the tower for
twenty years. will be recast II is expected thae
the chimes will be used for the Easter celebration.
The bells will be memorials and presented by
Mrs H. Alexandra Mrs w. s. Nichols. Mrs Marsh.
Mrs Charles f. Townsend. Mrs Reuben Lord,
James Davis and DR.. p II. Ba!lhache.
The Hunt Club turned out in large numbers on
Election Day 10 chase the anise-bag and one Of the
best runs OF the season was held. The run vas
fast and highly exciting. Beverly Robinson had
fall. did Miss Morgan. who guest OF Mss
Cameron. and Charles Hart No one hurt.
Among those who participated IN the hunt were +.
Norman Nichols. Carlisle Boyd. Otto Altman. Nor
Smith. II. c. Hopkins George Cromwell. II. NJ.
Dunn. f. G. Wiman. James Hart. Z. Hart. Or.
James Mckee. Miss Else Bonnell and J. Il. Elliott
The Hunt Club brake chartered by Mrs. Rob-
ert f. Robinson and Mrs George T. Bonner.
Professor Partington VIII deliver an illustrated
lecture in ST. Johns Church. Clifton on wednesday
evening. He will speak on AN Evening in tho
Tyrolean Alps"
The Hawatha Bowling Club has been organized
in Tompk!nsville with the following officers Presi-
dent. Edward c. Johnson; secretary. John Sheldon;
treasurer Joseph Crockett; captain George W.
Allen
John r. Chadwick. OF Davs-ave.. Livingston. az
Elmsford. Saturday the contest against
large fed Of competitors. Mr.. Chadwick will hoi
the silver challenge cup until the contest six
months hence.
First Sergeant Harry w. Jansen, OF New-Brlsh-
ton. has been elected captain OF Company 4. Ito
Regiment.
movement has been started in New-BrShton
among the business men looking cary closing
and keeping closed on Sundays.
novel entertainment was given on Monday even
Ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Post. OF Clinton
ave. Snug Harbor. II consisted OF a vaudeville per.
formance by amateur entertainers. who acquitted
themselves In an excellent manner A large num-
Der of persons were present.
The engagement OF Miss Clara NJ. Walter Of
New-York. and Joseph Barth, OF Stap.eton. has
been broken of. Mr.. Barth is a cousin OF Miss Eva
Bechtel. who was engaged TO Miss Walters brother
Keppler.
The Post Avenue Bowling Club. OF Port Rich
mond. has elected these officers: President. Henry
WAGNER secretary. Henry Ampher; treasurer
Robert Springer.
The Woman's Auxiliary Association OF the Smith
lnnrmary will hold their annual Harvest Home es.
tival on the 2lst. The gifts OF money which are
usually made at this time will be set aside for the
fund to build training school for nurses.
The KIN Won Kuli Yacht Club will hold .
smoker on Monday evening. and the COMMITTEES
promise an elaborate programme.
The cornerstone OF the Staten Island Academys
new building at St George will be laid on edneS
DAY The stone will be OF Staten Island granite
school.
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PLEASANTVILLE.

Mr.. 9 Stanley Nedham of White Plains. Is the
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs James cromwell
on the Bedford Road.
Mr. Vanderbilt who has spent much time since
lime In P.easantve. left on Thursday asst LOT
short visit to Pennsylvania previous to MS Trip u
the Holy Land, which he intends taking this winter
The regular monthly meeting OF the Pioneer
Engine Company was held last evening large
meta wheel has been erected on scaitod by the
on ne-house fire alarm
The mission that the Paust Fathers. or New
York have been holding in the Churcn OF the MOI!
Innocentg will close this evening
The new Odd Fellows lodge at Chapnaqua Known
az the Greeley Lodge. was opened on Wednesday o.
'ost week the ceremonies being In charge OF the
Sunnyside Lodge. OF Sing Sing. Last Wednesday
evening the second degree was worked and was IN
sarge of the Sleepy Hollow Lodge from Tarrytown
REPRESENTATIVES from P!easantvilie and Brewsters
were present.
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SING SING.

The annual bazaar for the benefit OF the Ossining
Hospital will be held at Olive Opera House on
Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings.
November p and p. General McApin Is president
OF the Board of Trustees and Mrs. McAlpin preH-
dent Of the Board OF Managers OF the institution
Mrs T. H. Farnham. secretary. and DR.. J. d. Mad
den. D. y. Mangam and the Rev James A. Mo-
Williams, Executive Committee
Pod and reel fishermen are rejoicing over the ex-
celent bass fishing in the river at this pace FISH
Weighing from FIVE TO twelve POUNDS ana haii
have been captured during the last week
The Young PEOPLES Guild OF Trinity Episcopal
Church will give an entertainment In the cnape.
for the benefit of the guild next tuesday evening
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" YACH.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY

NEWS AND NOTES FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY
vioators of the excise law in Nyack are to b.
nunishcd The movement began last Sunday, when
tvo Franklin-st liquor dealers were arrested Tor
selling drinks Police Justice Hoffman imposed
fine of $40 on each offender, one OF them peihg
voman who keeps a resort OF unsavory reputation
There are other beershop keepers In Franklin-st
who have been volatOrs Of the law for years, and
vigorous fight against them would be highly salts
factory and gratifying the law-abiding people OF
the town.
Tunls Depew who has had four stables burned
down in the same place in the last ten years re-
Gently purposed to new stable adjoining the
public school. but great was the rear that ai.
his stables are doomed to burn that the Board OF
Education has made an objection TO the erection OF
the stable next The school property ana J., ~ Ge
termined to get out INJUNCTION restraining MI
Depew from building there. The Board OF Eau -
ton has offered to buy Mr. Depew ianu ieaI ,ne
srhoolhouse but appears that the desire OF having
il on the part Of the school people mas Iarssiy az
creased It's value in Mr.. Depews eyes; when may
prevent sale If Mr. Depew would remove his
barn Broadway the gratitude or me .0wn , ing III
be great as to provide an d troble TO
one. -
The Nyack Country Club ended its successful sea,
Of 1895 on Monday night win arsg dSn 1s
born and Miss Nesbtt led the dance. about twenty
five couples taking part in It,
Francis Z. Pitken and his family VIII spena tn ne
winter at their Brooklyn home, returning 10 NyacN
next May
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carscallen VIII s2end 'ne
winter at the Carscaen place. in upper Nyach'
The Misses Hoe have returned to their home IN
Yonkers. c.
f. NJ. Carroll sailed last Saturday on the seq:
uranca for Cuba where he VIII remain LOT seEer"'
months. &c.,, ,,,o,.
lanes Weeks and his family, of Grand View
have returned to New York for the WINTER
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ISLIP AND SAYVILLE.

woodruff Sutton. proprietor OF Efingham Park. at
West Isllp is at loggerheads with several negnoor-
ing manufacturers who use water from the lake
near his house. The lake Is a beautiful sheet Oh
water and covers many 1t forms the west
ern boundary Of the park. Mr.. Sutton complains
that by the constant or the water for power
purposes the water has been lowered In the lake 10
such an extent the health of the community Is
endangered by the offensive doors that arise from 1t
In consequence Of the exposure Of Its bottom to the
sun The manufacturers complained Of are David
Ricketts, jr. who operates whip factory. and u.
b. Tay.or who runs a large sawmill on the south
end OF the lake. Two years ago Justice Cullen
granted a temporary injunction restraining Ricketts,
from using the water from the lake for manufactur-
Ing purposes This injunction vacated two
weeks ago. when Ricketts, resumed the consumption
of the lake water
There was a wedding reception In Sayville on
Thursday evening in the home OF Charles F. Terry,
who married recently In Shelton, Conn: Mrs
Woodruff. whose maiden name was Kimberly has
been resident OF Sayville for the last two years,
and has been one Of the most popular young women
In the Place. The Bridegroom Is the town collector
OF Isp. and 10 also the leader Of the choir OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. large number OF
present among them being Egbert Lecluse, Great
Neck; Miss Fannie Raynor, Eugene RaynOr, Gil
bert Hirsch. Edward C. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Alexandra. Mr. and Mrs. George Avery Miss
klns. Miss Bertha Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff
Raynor. Mss Minnie Rlynor, Miss Rachel Raynor,
NJ and Mrs Charles Terry MI ana Mrs G. Oto'
DR.. Krltchbaum clifford Green MISS Emma Ros-
ers Mr.. and Mrs Charles Woodruff, the Rev Or.
Of the bride; Miss Emily Asmus. Hempsteai Mrs. j.
Kerby, Kingston. y. Y; Frank Squires. Mrs. Mid
dleton. Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar W. Green.
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IRVINGTON.

winston Churchill and his bride have returned
and are at the Oaks. preparatory to securing
permanent home in this vicinity.
The Teachers Association will meet In the as
semby OF the Irvington school on NoVem-
Der l6.
The Free Reading Room will be used In part for
polce Headquarters in the future THIS is as It
should be- as Il VIII be poss bic to find one of the
force If necessity requires IT,
The Rev Dr. W. F. Nichols. Bishop Of California,
a nephew OF Elphalet Wood. paid short visit to
the family OF his unce on Friday night last on his
way from the Minneapolis Episcopal Convention.
lie had before reaching here made brief visit
in the metropolis
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At THE EAST END OF THE ISLAND.

Miss Helen Lewis is visiting the Kew ana MrH
r. s. Campbell at their home In Southampton
Mr. and Mrs John Drum. OF Southampton have
closed their summer place at Southampton ana TO
turned to their home at Cazenovia, y. \.
DR. George A. Sterling OF Southampton mas en-
tered upon his twentyfourth year as Oh'.eu s'@'e.
Marine Hospital Surgeon ;of the eastern district OF
Long Islard.
The Montauk School Association held its annual
election in Bridgehanp,on on Thursday evening.
when the following officers were chosen o. II.
Northup OF Easthampton. president, James I"
Davis Sag Harbor John strong ecTe
tary; W. D. Halsey Bridgehampton. treasurer
Charles A. Bennett and w W Seely' OF SOUTH
ampton, are cunning in south Caro''ia
lowing officers t. annual mee5ies, Hn -
Es:ssay :'f5f'.sS e. 5n1 & &n.Is;
ana b BURKE kes" resolution was passed direct
ing ing the counsel for the club secure repeal OF
the recent az END n TO time hs IN the State n.
same was killed beyond the State limits.
The union course OF lectures was begun ,,,a y
sOuhod on st0res bg WfaP the
entertainer Of BROOKLYN He kep ara aee the
Ssartv Applause Congressman Hoar will deliver
the next lecture.
celebration on Thursday night, during which exit
billions given by some OF the cnarSer osnd
athletic performances After that came the elec.
go and ips,aiIation of the following ofncers:
Charles Rowland president; Arthur Tasker. seer
tary and treasurer; William HaiioeN 'icepl ~
MN, ~ The amount of S2O25 50 were audited by the
Easthampton Town Board on THURSDAY ! and an q,
application on the part OF the Cemmsslo,oe a ~
Highway for an appropriation or $500 IN excess oi
the sum already granted them was fayossoy S sSss
~ 0verseers Of the Poor 1862 &c. for Commissioners
of Highway 1876 s for Supervisors contingent rdnd
a sfS e The bills audited go before the boaru VI
S,,nerIisors al It's next meeting at Riverhead NO
vernber H. The supervisor, meet az the eo Tbs
members OF the Town Board at the meeting We, wrre
Supervisor George a. Miller, OF Sprihgs; - do% ~
Clerk Joseph S. Osborne, and justices james ~
strong and John Mulllgan OF Easthampton'
Mrs r. Esterbrook has closed n nd returnsd
To New-York for the winter, where she VIII I'VE
with her daughter Mrs. Colin 5. carter at ths
Nevada SIxty-nnth-st. and Boulevard
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SCARBOROUGH.

The Reading Room and Club. which is under the
pa tronage of Mrs. f. F. Shepard Is now fully
equipped and the young OF the community who
recently organized the Pastime Club enjoying
It's many privileges.
The Shepard Memorial Church is lighted by
electricity and The ediice IN the evening presents
n cheerful and inviting appearance.
The electricians have finished wiring Mrs Shep-
ards palatlal home, Wood Lea, and tho building 5
now lighted by electricity. There 1870
lights in the big house.
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MOUNT KISCO.

The incident OF next week in Mount Klsco. which
to surpass all others is the first annual exhibit
OF the Bedford Flower show which begins in the
Mount Kiseo Opera House on Tuesday next and
VIII ast until the Friday following every day from
10 10 D. m. The children of the Mount Klsco public
school VIII exhibit chrysan themums OF their own
raising from bulbs given them by Mr.. Sharp for this
purpoDe. and on wednesday each child Will be adj
intted free, for or that day prizes for their ex-
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fl, an0 Arpunn Uhe @reater Net1~3)nrt<.
49,, On the yacht Sapphire. which Is owned oy 'ii

ia, IN the yacht Sapphire. which Is owned by Ar
Barber. ,.s
william tombstone and Miss Eva EmDree' po'n
-, this village were married on Wednesaay .a'
nv the Rev T. ~ Nven pastor OF the Presoy ivorv
ann with pearl trimmings. and carr 3oda as
Of bride roses The bridcsma as. MSS Mi'n, sjk
IT, maid OF honor was Miss Eva Embres MI ik
consn OF the BRIDE. She was attired N VIZ ver
~, ,r the wedding there a large receptloh' o'e'
90 hobbs Ferry society people attending H.
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NOTES FOR THE sPORTsMEN.

Quail are remarkably scarce on the East End a
few years ago because Of the scarcity OF native
quail large numbers Of Southern birds were I'M
ported and turned loose in the Hanptons, not IN
hopes that they would Eve. but in expectation that
their progeny would be acclimated and become
strong enough to withstand the risors OF Long
Island winter. but the experiment proved failure
II the birds had been brought from Canada tney
would have lived and propagated IN TINS Ia'ltuue'
Sportsmen returning from Fort Pond and Cardn'
ners Bay report great success IN duck-snootlhs.
Fort Pond. according to al accounts. IS alive ".ta
focks of wild ducks.
Wild fowl are abundant around Great Neck now.
and the gunners proportonately plentiful cap
tain r. VI Eelard. while out with a stool on Thurs
day, and with only twenty five shells. returned N
two hours with twenty-one birds, and SIX more
were wounded and reached by the boys.
John H. Vail counted forty-one deer In ned
near w b. Cuttings estate at Oakdale. yesterday.
They were near the main road and d.d not seem 70
be Wild Other reports from various places nearby
state that deer are numerous this year. when me
law protects them from the ons.ausns OF the nun
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DOBBS FERRY.

Postmaster Storms is having lock boxes intro
duced IN the postofiice. They make a fine appear
ance. and decided Improvement over the old
style OF boxes
A. L. Barber and his family have sailed for Trim
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b,bI,s will be awarded The Mount Kisco Band VIII
give n concert each evening.
A club Is being formed in this pace 10 give a
series OF dances in the Mount kisco opera houSe
IA air
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES OF NEWS FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS
AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
LONG ISLAND CITY.

LONG ISLAND CITY.
The house Of william H. Williams, at NO Is'
purdy-st Astoria, was the scene OF pret'y W.,
ding few evenings ago. when MiSs 'a".' 81,
became the wife OF George W. PangDorh
Brooklyn. The ceremony performed oy '"s
Rev. l.. D. Gulick The bridal PROCESSION
headed by Mss Eleanore Williams ana
George Pangborn. The bride was a''ie" q.
couple started on an extended wedding tour tnrous
the Southern States. Among the guests wv.s ~
and Mrs John Brode, Alan Br2iie M isS.s Averh
Wacready Miss Jennie Brode. Miss Aous y
Mss Louise PangbOrn of Br psngborn WIS r John
sneryoy John , PTyorc com g. mrs &, H. &iams
Miss Wams William Br0d.e A As Rrose Mrs. s.
3rodie and f. Macready. Many handsome anu oo''
ly presents were given to the brlde'
Nelson Weeks sr, old-time res,aen' 90 OF ion on
Island CITY. ded at his home in pay Sno,n
Thursday morning He was oorn ro III ,Sss 10 Isl,
IT, leaves three sons two OF whom are engase asa
business in Ste!nway. Heart disease was ''''
ar
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crrx COVE AND SEA CLIFF.

J. W. Merritt. Of Glen Cove, thinks ne Is d n.''"
wronged man. Mr.. Merritt brought sun III a
Jamaica court a few days ago against refer -
Rundel for $50 representing professional services
90 counsel in a suit in which Runde, was one VI
the partles The debt was incurred over d Sea'
ago Last January he brought suit to recover ms
fee but he was arrested a charge OF perjury an.
taken 10 Long Island City. The case was appea''1
70 a higher court and he gave bail for MS appear
ance but he could not get home IN time 10 pros
cute his case and a dismissal was the result nc
hone to have better luck this time.
The families Of Dwight w. Pardee ana 'a"ue'
s,arsor NJ Brookyn. who have been spending me
summer months at Sea Cliff returned 10 the'i CIV
homes a few days ago.
Among the summer cottagers who vls'e co r, 2
CiY mis- week were 7. w. Sheridan ana ms AMY
Dwight w Pardee and his family, Dame, ~. ga "
Mr. and Mrs John G. jenkins. sr, ana MIS- ~ -
Orleans - 8
The new officers Of Puritan Lodge. /. - ". l.; o.
Sea Cliff are: Chief templar, Robert r. Furey; VIZ
templar Mrs F. Walker superintendent OF JuX ftain
temple Mrs NJ r. Dubois; secretary, MRS; Heieh
COMBS: chaplain Mrs. Harrington; nnancIai SCI
retarv Mrs Furey treasurer Joseph Never MAJ .
shall Harry W. b. Leighton; guard Chares Smier'
sentinel Miss Rose Forget past cniel teihpiaf'
c. H. Leighton.
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PORT JEFFERSON AND EAST MORICHEs

PORT JEFFERSON AND EAST MORlCHES.
People living In and around Port Jefferson were
surprised last Saturday morning by oi-fash-
toned hailstOrm. The night before had been rainy
and toward morning the temperature fell rapidly
so that by dawn It nearly to the freezing point
The hail about o'clock in the morning. and
some OF large size fell This is about the earliest
instance record of hail appearing early in
the season in this part Of Long Island
The officers Of the Port jefferson Improvement
Society recently elected Mrs. Wilson Ritch
president: Mrs. H. T. Bayles. vce-president: Mrs
j. j. Schryver, secretary; Mrs. V. b. Brewster
treasurer: Mrs NJ. L. Chambers. Mrs. Judson l..
Darling, Mrs. w. T. Leek. Financial Committee;
Mrs. L. A. Tuthill. Mrs X. c. Jones, Mrs. s. S
Brewster. Mrs. c. ID. Kidner. Jr. Mrs. John
Lawrence Mrs. F. L. Raynor. Mrs. William Kin
ner, Executive Committee. Other active members
of the society>are Mrs T. j. Richie IT, Mrs
i. y. Horton. Mrs c. e. Miller. Mrs. John Tooker
Mrs II. NJ Randall. Mrs. r. Ii. Skinner. Mrs c.
f. Bayles. Mrs. James Stevens, Mrs J. II. Davis
Mrs. James T.. Bayes. Mrs. John r. Overton. Mrs
a. Il. Norton. Mrs. ii. l.. Dikeman. Mrs. ~ Scho-
field. Mrs. L. NJ. Tooker. Mrs. Topping Mrs. d. c.
Floyd Mrs. A. Il. Grifing, Mrs. j. W. Madison,
Mrs. r. Johnston. Mrs. W w. Saxton Mrs j.
Andrews. Mrs. Frederick Raynor. Mrs H. F.
Hutchinson. Mrs. Rowland. Miss Lena Ritch. Miss
Lizzie Smith. Miss Julia Corwin. Miss Julia Ed
wards and Miss Charlotte Bayles.
The Rev William a. Bronson. pastor OF the Port
Jefferson Baptist Church. IS raising funds for the
purchase Of new $50 pipe organ for the church
More than 81. 900 OF the amount has already been
raised. and the contract for building the organ Will
probably be given TO T. r.. Raynor OF this place
who built the organ In use In the Methodist
into bakery. whore all sorts OF brad and cakes
made and sold for the benefit OF the organ fund
following officers: Joseph Brewster pres.dent: 3.
Leek secretary n {. Davis treasurer: tho Row