New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-03
NIINEOLA AND HAMPSTEAD.

children 4; Mneola. arranging Tor a far anu
fete to b. hel the grounds Of the Queens county
Agricultural Society, In that village on "edhesuas'
September 4. The attractions OF the far VIII De as
unusual AS they promlsa 70 be varied MOI the ieas'
l. a series Of bicycle races FOR prizes presented by
friends of the home They will be held under the
direction Of Thomas Lloyd the veteran wheelman OF
There M be dense ana Dns W i0 be m
sttrniance in aiiition to brass band. Mrs. c y.
a 9yrIG eav 1T Of Fushns and MIS- James h VII
let's OF Rcsyn. will have general supervision OF the
r Treadweil OF East Wiston. will superintend the
restaurant and later the dancng IN az, n ans s sh
'criptions f1r the fair in their respective towns;
Hemps,ead C. C. r rarso1 MIS- M Kate nd a.
Harper Mrs seaman t. r'"''' Miss '>''e y"
North Hempsead-Mrs James Z Wie' M,s Miss
| Treadwell, Mrs Isaac H. Cocks ,u 49,, x,-u
oyster Bay-AIrs Oliver l.. Jones' Miss Amy VIII
Iamalca-NIrs Aaron a. Degrau, Mrs. Philip NJ
| Wood Mrs Charles j. Stewart.
| Newtown-Mrs Charles d. Leverch Mrs Isaac L.
Flushing Mrs. James T. Hllyer' Mrs. G. How
'' Long island cy-Mlss Hattie White. Mrs. Cor
The proccts Of the fair will be devoted I'd to s per
fecns the sanitary OF Cbd ss 0'e
Lady fremont A mare valued at 1900 while being
schoood over a hurdle Thursday morning, in Hemp,
H., tis.vI,f IN. owner who was driving her.
escaped with few slight bruises
SEA CLIFF-GLEN CovE-HICKsvILLE
Th. week has been one Of enjoyment at the Everett
cottages In Sea Cln and as result broad smile
adorns the countenance OF their owner MISS i''
Everett The quiet amusemehts reign heio
this season. The elders dream in the shade. wh'ie
the energies Of youth find ample scope for the most
part in boating and fishing. Bathing seems to have
more than Its usual number of deVo,ees .iiS o%n
| and although most OF the cottagers own tner owl
houses there has been great rush OF patrons "'
all the public paViilons' -
The handsome turnouts that are driven ~ mira
ton OF thu villagers well as the summer, coioli
w aHi r. Ladew Mrs Percy Ghubb. j. b haryey
I.adew. Louis 7 Duryea Ms ,ha pns Dana d. g o.
oates William ~ Dulgeon crit'en 1oSn 6 aGams,
hP AS Msroc En" Wam TP aScy Hs"Ty
Paul ID Crayath. Horatio Adams. pr Fowler Ea-
EdFar F. E Duryca and John S Aprleby.
The new railroad station at Glen cove which -, IS
now in course construction yin be r fes w iH1
cngnoreie platform 40 feet long. The waiting;
extends the entire depth Of ,ne ana esuress
of,ice occupies the west end OF the station the
naterl9ls used in the construction are washed
Ink Win tile roof and bueston- ss and trim.
inings The interior trimmings and nxtures ARE are
designed by william b. Tubby OF NO OIL FUTON"
| ST.. New-Yorh.
Yacht Club wss held at the clubhouse THURSDAY
evening These officers weTe eec Menry Soyes
treasurer Clarence : Cunning. secretary. Dwight
,sr,r John Graham. g s Chellboy and Louis T.
Duryea. The Ntominating Committee was 1 Ileve-
The club is in splendid condition financially US
me- mbership has been considerably added 10 during
hers The social life is not neglected by the man
assmsn ann non me me r'T most Enjoyable OF the village
hanuenlngs The club Will have its annual aquatic
on s 5de AFs ss VIII Be az rowing
swimming race. tub race ana gam r ~, MRS
and their friends are invited to compete On sat.
uay eySnnS next s'S SSn their friends at the
| clubhouse. Some handsome prizes VIII be gwen
Joseph steinert. jr. son OF ex-sgperv;sor Joseph
lice sobey last May for creating an alleged dis
turbance In the salvation Army neahanar'eTs , AZ
| a;orretson who declares that no case was made
ont by the plaintiffs II "a as sSa al ae and Danced
Dg In the aisle Mr. s'enert me iat :, ~, OF ,ne
accused man. has begun an acuoh ior NV" Jan"
| ages against Justice SoOey
BAY SHORE
The Bay shore Fire Patrol Company has filed
articles Of Incorporation with the County Clerk at
| Riverheal The clrporators are Everett I.
| Rogers lanes 4 De Bcvoisc. George p. Hafele.
J Albert Buyce Charles j. Mills. william h. Dowd.
l,laphater Hill. DAVIS Il. Rich Emil horennac n
and John J. Gibson Ine once gov or res "n3 TO
| care for and protect property
An accident which came near proving fatal to ssv.
| oral peope occurred on Great south Bay THURSDAY
PARTY of PsoDsh a Ti Wiley OF Bsy
Nomad win Reh9T ns b as0s,a for sp
righted itself after 1t had turned completely over
The frightened people em G Mers in the boat when
| rghted but were up 10 their waists IN water Those
Snns to cd the and he tedious process OF
hine out the boat began 1t was three hours before
Min thc means that they had at hand. The pump
had unfortunately been left at home or lost When
The thoroughly drenched pleasure party were all
| g.ad 10 reach home safey
PORT JEFFERSON AND PATCHOGUE.
rown Clerk Roswell W Davis, OF Port Jefferson,
| has appointed fhe foho"hs Sle''' JUS laN .o"e.',
! ors. smith "A .'-s for Yaphank. Coram and
| Middle Island, Ebert ) Hawkins. for Farmingda.e.
| Lake Grove Hoibrook. NeS-Vilage and selden:
william Carter. fer Manorylc; addison H. Bum
Malaga smith, Tor Pata,osue, Fast Ps!chospe and
Point chass 40 scho and i01 Ts s'SnS S
her, + Soper. for Moriches, East Moriches and
..stnnrt collectors instructed TO enforce the
nas.IJ, Of the tax and in every instance where
co%men, is refused to begin Legal proceedings tor
| The
c,dlcd YESTERDAY before audience fully as large
as that which greeted the speakers on THURSDAY
p rsy Rake presiding Mrs. Marthy r. Amy
rue Trc Democracy and Mrs; Mary s. Howell gave q
on TA DnS Sse Of MR.: ksyss9
Mrs Anne n Meyer also spoke on various sub.
| }he ladies' OF the parliament at which addresses
were made by Mr. Lower Mrs Bake pr. Adams.
| M Nchoi and others The cottagers In the grounds
brow omen their homes to the ladies during the last
| Two DAYS The parliament passes into history as
o"o ~ The most successful OF women's gatherings
BABYLON AND AMIrYVILIE
The new Methodist Episcopal Church about to be
erec;ed az Babylon VIII have three entrances. II
| will be ut Deer Park-ave and George-st, and Will
have a seating capacity of coo. II will be frame
| ,r,c,ure &c by IS feet with an s0-foot tower OH
| The southwest corner. The floor Will slope toward
| The platform and seats will be arranged In SEM
| circIe The present structure Will be removed 10
| Inc raar and connected with the new building by
| sliiInr doors II will be used for Sunday-school
| room library and church parlors
1 Ya..la.. Y a.eha IN vile of Iohn j Ketcham. q