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NYACH.
4 QUIET CELEBRATION OF MEMORIAL
DAY.
WEDDINGS TO CONFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL
NOTES

WEDDINGS TO CONFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL
Memorial Day in Nyack was observed in a quiet
way there being little display OF ceremony ana
pomp The local Grand Army posts held services
on Sunday last and decorated the graves OF their
dead comrades and yesterday the nearby ceme-
teries were visited by many people who placed
flowers on the graves Of dead friends and soldiers.
The Country Club and the Nyack Rowing Asso-
the other organizations IN me .own nan a., IN S
social gatherings The bicyclers were our III luii
force. and other forms OF OUTDOOR sport anu
The women Of the Altar Guild OF Grace Shurc ch
h S 6 orfs o the !" s fnf to BRING the mSers Of
the parish together were eminently successful Inc
acting rector Of the church tne hcw mr. No n
and most OF the yesiry were pr Pres Ur niabbt
formation has yet been received from MI paona'
the rector concerning ms re's six months "''p'
The marriage OF Miss Bertha Louise Pitkln and
evening June l.? on the sane day IN 81 Agnes
John q II Eckerson will be married Mr. Ecker s,n,,
sons new house in broadway. Nyack Is nearing EARN
completion. and II will be occupied by Mr. Ecker
son and his bride IN the late summer ,
The Nyack Choral society win give rs annual al
summer concert on Thursday evening June IT, IN
i The baptist church II vii be one OF the finest
ever given by the society .,, ,,...,, ,,,,on,oo
ro'rn,l' wns crei, 10 It's editors and a financial
success for the Women,s Exchange Tor u" p'h""'
Tho now Roman catholic Church OF Nyack - al
most completed and Will be conrecfatci by Nr'h-
bishop corrgan this month -, ,. ,.,,A .
Tho propositions to mako the country ,hp n
summer organization cAcmslv.y ana 10 g"t con- i,
,oi ~ The property above tho old stone church, WIZ
probably he unanimously carried NJ the hnhuA!
meeting ncxi Wednesday. -,
Miss Regina IIoughion. Of Now lork; mas p"'h
whiting for the .nsi week In South Nyhck
John y McTwomh!y. Of fonkerS, tori msa OF
Svark married on Memorial Day. Miss 1rnc" L.
uomsr of cleveland, ohio, -,
Tie prospcct House and Tappan Zee Hotel have
both opened for the season win largo "st VI
guests. .., g., ,.,,,.. ., mt.
yc.,.. sraduatlng class az Yale tnlvorHiy
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KATONAIi.

Miss Barker. OF Stamford, Conn, Is visiting MT.
and Mrs. r.. II. Newman.
on Memorial Day the Junior League OF the
Katonah Methodist Episcopal Church had
lemonade stand In front OF the church. the pro-
ceels from which were devoted to the aid OF st.
Chr.stopher's Home
Decoration Day fully observed as usual by a
parade OF members Of McKeel Post the FIRE De-
par;mcnt. Muscoot Council. OF Jr o. L.. a. NJ,
and the school children OF the village. Services
were held In Katonnh Cemetery. and me exercises
consisted OF singing by the school children. the
reading OF n poem by Or. Chapman. and an ad-
dress BY William II. Robertson.
An organ recital given in the METHODIST
Episcopal Church on Thursday evening. Mrs.
Charles Birch OF White Plains. sang several solos.
Miss Mabel Burr. OF Berlin. Wis. Is visiting Miss
Mabel Lyon OF this place.
pr Charles s. Benedict and his family. or New
York City, will move to Katonah early In June,
and will occupy his old home.
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SOLD By EXTINCTION OF FIRE"
From The Plttsburg Dispatch.

nat
a curious sale of land is reported in The ,c ne:
gian News 20 have taken place AT the suSu0e
rooms in Rue Fosseaux-i.oups, Brussels. Tweny.
ground lots, consisting Of the site on wnicn WS
Old "Palais dc Justice once stood, were SOLO ~
''extlncton OF hre''-an ancient Begian cnst,m das:
Ing from the Duke OF Alva's time. A. iS o'c'oox
IN the afternoon the head clerk OF the rsvsnvs
department, u notary, the receiver OF pomsmsi
c,erks aud other functonaries being present. ana
seated In kind OF box proseednss nh cnrss,X
the stipulation that no bid would be valid unsm mo
The trst lo, No, l. va. p., W , T., ~" ssrn1
smaller bids OF hundred |, rose % ySS frsnct
Al This stage candle wa. lighted fresh pa srsaa
candle, another hid. another candle ana 70 on;
zach tins tho c;erk ~ "nrs"sa small wick no. nSs
sssn, as new pa wa. immsd,a,oy shouted ir cus
ally the nrsi "cnnd.e was allowed 20 burn " Rcsse
Tor about q minute, ,hsn the second Wa Mxn'ea!
then tho third bur NJ tho momen, NV was on
the point q scns cu new bid q 10 ss@Ss' s ws:
through again pols,erous suyh,sr o. so"rs, AZ
who'll" box ~ Hw"d,sN mcfcrs 10 dispose o. the nrsl
lot Eventually Il was knocked dewn , ,or S ~
square metre.
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STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY

The gymnasium OF the Young Mems Christian A.
ISOLATION held Its closing exhibition al the gym
nasium In Tompkinsville on Wednesday nignt
The medals which we're competed Tor AT the an.
nual contest were awarded TO the winners VINO
were as follows Michael Quisley. gold medal;
George Williamson silver medal; and John Graham,
bronze medal
Extensive preparations are being made for two
days fair to be held at New-Dorp. on June 10 and
a. for the benefit OF the New-Dorp Hook and Lad
der Company a new volunteer organization enrolled
In the Edgewater Fire Department.
The Staten Island Baseball Club has been reor.
ganlzed with powerful team. and has leased the
grounds OF the defunct Staten Island Athletic Club
at West New-Brighton
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Com
pany has made large reduction in Its fare over
the Amboy Division The cut has been made for
the benefit OF q real estate boom between Clifton
and Tottenville.
tended entertainment given for their oenene
In the Harbor Hall on THURSDAY evening
snss A vnsn' "G besse and
las, sunday: While no attempt at "scOrchns"
The bentley Lawn Tennis Club. Of Tottenvills.
S w ma open p s s o
out in fun force and pleasant Day is expected
added to the fleet Of the KIN Won Kyll Yacht Club:
are EdH y ag Mr. pe AND S. Irving
companied by Secretary Leon Delile, OF the XII!
Won Kulls. went to Rossville on Saturday and
made the purchase. GO.
A Colonial tea given at the g r. Smith In
Urinary New Brighton, yesterday afternoon. under
charge appeared in costumes OF the Colonial days:
The tea-tabe was presided over BY. Mrs. Albert
b. Boardman and Mrs Henry G.. Woodruff. Tea
was served in dainty cups. which were given az
souvenirs 10 those who patronized the table Mrs.
r o. Boyd Miss Mabel Bonner, Mrs Sidney De:
Kay and Mrs. Charles r. Parmele had charge OK
the flower booth. Mrs. Daniel Schnakenoerg man.
aged the restaurant. where lemonade was dispensed
nv Miss Edwards and Miss Marie Townsend. Mrs.
Schnakenperg had the assistance OF Miss Nina
Murray Miss Mary Preston Moore. Miss Anne
Charity Johnson. Miss Mgnon Critten ana MISS
Davenport r,, O NJ
sons Miss Ella >. Barton. Miss Gertrude Eccleston,
Miss Caroline Post Miss Wadsworth. Mrs -; +;
birmingham Mrs j. Frank Emmons, Miss MILDRED
;mmons, Mrs Henry Wilbur Tillinghast. Mrs:
seton H. Rich. Mrs. David Gould, Mrs. Henry
Arthur Mrs. De Wit JOY, Nine; Bensgsr. MrS
Dane 4. Ranhard. Miss Alice Hicks. Mrs r. =:
Bridgman, Miss johnson and many others gave
their services while the committee having cnarke
OF The tea we're Mrs DE Frees Critten. Miss II. z.
Hoser,. Mrs William Bones and Mrs Charles ~
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PLEASANTVlILE.

Mrs Henry $. Adams. OF Brooklyn. spent part
Of this week with Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Johnson. at
the Cromwell House.
There IL some prospect OF organizing an amateur
dramatic club among the young people OF the
village and II Is TO be hoped that II VII be sue
ccssful -,
Fred Wi.ds. OF this place, has started subscsip-
lion for the family named Durncher which occu-
MED rooms ia the old hotel owned by Mr.. Stnh.
ibat was burned last Sunday morning. The
family escaped without saving anything. ana It's
members are dcftituic.
Mr. and Mrs James Cromwell have been attend
ing the New York yearly meeting OF the Society
OF Friends and It's biccnionnis held at Flushing.
1. / this week
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PECiSKILL.

Memorial Day observed here in the usua.
holiday style. Business houses were Closed as
genoa. rue for the day Also the pubic scnoos'
banks al pubs buildings The PeekskH Gun
Clab he'd shoot at their Enclosed grounds Co.
!umbia Hose Company No. gave It's annual
picnic at Iona Island It being the Opening day OF
,ha, resort, The picnic largely attended ana
4 great success. Abram Vosburs Post No. %. IT,
A. r.. aad DE Lancy Coe Camp. s o. v. mace
q short parade In the morning. ana then went 10
the several cemeteries 10 ado:n the graves OF ther
comrades On their return they dlned al Liberty
Hall. where brief exercises were he'd.
schoo. commandments wi, begin next week
Worral Hal vii. cose on Thurgaay junior exer-
c.ses IN the r5-nng AMI senior exercises ID 'he
afternoon. The same day the sxty-hrst year OF inc
Peekskil Military Academy VII. be brought 10 a
cose BY graduating exercises in the armory at
D. m. !o..Owed by the usual drills or the parade
ground The bacca.aureate sermon wi. be preached
Tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Cnurch
b. the Rev. John Richie Smith. on tues
day evening The prize speaking contest VII. De
he'd. and Oh Wednesday evening Cassidy e@ei-
cses VII. be he'd. There is gusrd-;nountng each
day al q. M. ard battalion parade al D. m
Ms. ana Mrs. samle. H. Tate will celebrate tner
wooden wedding anniversary Wednesday evening"
June u, al their home Ia Fremont-st , II
Presiisnt Hasbrouck aad Commissioner James =
Martin were the Only members OF the Excise Board
2. the town Of Cortland present al ihe ne"ss En
license to GRIMM & Lent. and signed H. This Ia :
H s h h fsas mat ne nr a,s voea iUr
The pupils Of Miss Anderson's conservatory OF
music VA give musicale this afternoon al 're
Miss Edlih. daughter Of the nsy J2sep hur q;
near here. married Tuesday 10 Fred >.
jerks. Of Sing sing az me home o. her 'a,ner
en.
Xear:y score Of vaa Cortland whee:men rode
TAe Board of Trustees on Tuesday nignt aware.
Cd The contract for new truck for Cortland Hook
Tho new truck Vii be delivered in time for the
company TO take 4 70 Troy to the State FiTemen's
Colonel Thomas D. Hustled, Of Peeksklll. has been
appointed an attorney 10 The state Commission III
Major. Barney OF the Ordnance Department. ~ O.
Grounds a 81 shs s1s shape M the
inS encampmeni,
rrosn at The home OF ex-surrogate CONN with Miss
orrh J, Loasr. superintendent of the Peekshlll
waterworks,. has been IN Atlanta. Ga. attending
tho convention Of snpeTlnlendents, ,..nv
No !. attended the picnic OF Cataract Hose Com
'isy a. s"s w s" soO wea"ssasy nsn
ise wsll.snown llisrsry, mon, Troisssor Appleton
Park Lyon q New,York for The last twenty nyyss
years teacher lecturer and author In scientific
subjects, has leased Tor, three years the seabury
g S:G s H' win la w e s' F,sS s
sd ss .; ha s wne
cTnsSs sas soSabls Al tho tscond Presbyterian
Sunc 'Ss4 "ass the
YsSss a.S ssa ss.s s sS'I rs" q ~
Lrss,$ isi % TYY:sSsy ss.ri"s ".s ~
Syssn Church sS''' ." sunday op ls tho FIRST Pros
90: s 81 e :s s; :y!s n: 3. S.. e.
s sss:' gs:4 ' q Si :s% r e xSS
Anderson ana Lucy ana Victor Ar H: e awe sss
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THE HANPTONS.

Mrs. c. ~ Howell caused considerable sulp
here a few days ago by appearing on one OF sns
,,, ,,reats Of Southampton in the latest stySe
q, bloomer bicycle costume. She seemed 10 70
gard the curiosity her attire aroused al q s"'~
Joke. ~ p,.r.on ~ southamu-
ton has been elected director OF the Sunoik
e,o,inty Mutual Insurance Company ....n
Among the cottagcrs who arrived az Soutnam nnysrni
Thomss p. Barker, Professor H, H. Boyesen. ::
Bowers Lee, Mrs. De Zari Verdi ueMe.S. " M
swayne William Mitchell i,r Hocss' and John W.
Kilbreth ,-,- ..,o.,.,, rranc,s 7, We'll.
nan WI take ne soatSampson on June is
William c. Johnson of Sag Harpor W h , aUp de
last three years has been employed r "a tne lie A.
socIstion. Of New-York has resigned that position
and accepted place in the os once Of Of DOCK Conn.,
made at the request OF CommisoSneaL &C. 1o WsrSor
well-known summer resident 81 gag nshn ~ sag
Hsrbor' was taken TO the Roosevelt Hospitai !"
New.York for treatment on Monday last .,,,, =.
one hundred and afy thousand or South mnton
hank building. which Is now in course OF erecton:
The Post House at Quoque will open on MondAS
under the management OF b a,ss bsen caused by
number OF property owners OF aver a,s Sr KIT
INK 20 the town trustees having the Mecox pay ous
and lei the water into the ocean. Those navine
farm ands adjacent TO the bay shore compain ."ss
their crops are being ruined by me i nsn commtte"
TO the meeting Of the town trustees heia a, .s "a.
Harbor on wednesday who left the whole mnttsT
the discretion OF F. Erastps Of the waters in
this part OF the town, AS they undeiistn ana .ms
possible chances OF low water pay q" s LII s
, ISs't nrese sent time there is stl fun bay.
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peat the performance each Friday evening through
the summer $50
The White Plains Dramatic club assisted by Miss
Ranks. Miss Leonard. Frank Potter and Joseph ~.
Lamb. gave most enjoyable entertainment III the
Opera Rouse last Monday evening. ,
The Road Commissioners OF the town OF Beatoru
have decided to build stone bridge over stream
at the road leading from Mr.. crawfords TO MISS
knowton's to take the place OF two small pr'uses'
which will be a great improvement. -,
number OF Mount Ksco's people attended the
Sunday-school Convention OF Northern Westchester,
held In the Baptist Church at Croton FANS, iast
Tuesday.
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porANTIcO HILLS.

Memorial bay was duly observed here by ex-
-. ,,,dsr tho direction of William II. Ely. chair
nan There were present Ward -. burnei, Post.
No 80. q. 4. H.. of Tsrrylown. John H. brsss'
c"mmsnder; representatives from John A. DIX Post
No l& and Lafayette Post, No, ln new YORK
.1y, and Meade Camp sons OF Veterans, bobbs
tTg nrry aud many yiaiorr from ne nurtounang
rUl,, "Thr veterans we're received by ne school
cenuhhu sn under the care Of their teachers, Miss
s,aubach ana Miss Wa'nt ,.etls,H we.s ,nIsW, =,
r'i,rying Turns ana Carl SchurS resrriuhs 'her
T., . ,,,ttv 10 DO present,
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Meeting OF tho Southampton Excise Town Board
at Agawam Hall juno l.
Commissioner c. H. Howell will hold teachers
examination at the Southampton Union School
-, likes choral society OF Brooklyn will assist
the Uempstead Choral Society In giving pvofAko
mass In d. IN Hampstead village on Ah"'sosS
June term Suffolk County Court. At Rivcrheads
Justice Smith presiding. next Monday. ..
P,ckaninny concert and strawberry fesuvaIs
Bethany Congregational Church. East Rockaway'
next Wednesday evening - . ~
Jar parry for the benefit Of the Maspeth Homo or
Blind Women Wednesday. June D.
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Henry b. Ketchum. OF iicks-st. Brooklyn. Is
occupylng one OF John H. Howeils cottages In
Bay shore,
L. Il Browns cottage IN Fifthave Bay Shore,
has been lea sei for tho summer By Truman Hanks.
~ Is,p, A.. ,,, ~. .,,,, A.. hama.
Of James Edgar Smith, IN Awlxa-ave" hay shofe,
for the summer, an, q, ,. -,
been leased 20 Samuel 4, Wood. OF clinton'ave',
Brook yn, .,,..,..., ~, ,,.,,,..
Lodge. b. and A. NJ rol slip Tor the summer
so son was held on Tuesday evening ~ tho
slos" OF the session the members and visiting
br"Ihron wore guests q! a banquet n! Johnsons
Hidiesres were made TX cs'Assewpyman Edward
i",iey az I'ntchoaue, Vhlef John ~ Fraser, or the
,.,,n Irc department, Assessor George H. Howell,
Dr. j. l.. iIalsey. OF IS,r eMcoronsr Moore and
Weeks and Senior Warden u. A. scudder Of
babylon Lodge.
orsmnsaiion known NJ tho Golden star Cycle Club,
with the following officers Captain oliver clocki
Wrst .ic,ltcnnnt Frank Oates secretary and treas.
urcr. Willis Smith; color.bearsr william Barnes;
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r. wecden. c. j. stebbins. J. Floyd Hal ana H. u
Anthony. ,...o.,
Thomas J. Cummins the ell-known newspaper
correspondent, who lives In Bath Beach, saiiea W
Wednesday for Europe Mrs. Cuplmihs WI" p~"'
the summer In Saratoga.
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HUNTINGTON.

The potato bugs have already appeared In large
ru,,h.rs IN the neghborhood OF Northport. and
ore do,n. a great amount OF damage, not only TO
the potato vines, but TO all sorts OF tender vese-
,oh,es cutworms are destroying tomato plants
nnd several OF the farmers have been compelled
10 set out new plants: -,
xorfhnort and Huntington Is being agtatcd by
the whoelmen of both VILLAGES, and much enthusi-
committee has gone the route, and thinks that
n nath could be built and kept In iirst-class order
~ n small cost From Huntington the path could
he continued to Jericho, and there Join the mac
adomlzei road making direct path to Brooklyn.
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TAuuYTOWN.

rhs new building Of tho Tsrryiown Hospital wa"
..snsa ON Memorial Day and the Mfrnlr was tho
A., social incident Of the summer season In Tnfry'
,nwn There was music. and tea wa" served from
40 vficorae n. Newton. tho founders OF tho hos.
nitsi, Mas Newton. Mrs. " Morrs Mrs us%,s'
x.wsk u pisrson, Mrs J, ID. Archbod. MRS y.
x foibrcok Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gregory, Mr. ana
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNSHIPS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
NrwTOWN AND FLUSHING.

~
puroIars a, an early hour Thursday morning
broke into the office OF Joseph Bornel. IN Me'ro-
politan-ave near Maspeth. Mr.. Borncl Is 'ne pr
prietor OF the marble and granite WORKS '"e'o
The thieves blew open the safe with dynani'e a'0
took 500 cash They first bored two holes close 10
tho combination knob and inserting the fuse. easily
blew the door from the safe. The office Is one
story frame building. The robber was not us
covered until some Of the employees reporter III
work They found the door Of the safe lying on
the floor. The thieves after committing the roo'e''
got away without leaving any clew.
The Homo for Blind Women near the terminus y,
the Brooklyn City Railroad In Maspeth. was openeu
by i founder Mrs G. McDOnad blind v w0%sn
age and BIRTH and lived in Germany until dmcs sne "ds
twelve years old She received her ss Exercises
consisted Of prayer by the Rev. George Gray: p pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal Chprcn OF M ma Mas
p rSiS~ womans Christian Temperance Union Pro,
fnS as sas IS his W Fanny crose
Mr. 1 Etenge. brother-in-law Of Mrs McDona;ldt;
T rec Sdms %ss well THE nSn cary
booths in charge Of the yoqhhg 5noths OF paryIn
ponohue and Miss y Hartel Mi.. Ronne
f Hsrz Miss G Schung Miss Mary Iesher Miss Ty
Madden and Miss homa tb the vsnrs and
ert Marks Pat 4 x., R '0sh ed d" sss
spaciou grounds The home opened with TWO m
mates Miss Kate Keyser and MISS Eiiza D1 wsrd
following !eaGnsrs Mfss RnalnoEs
y on Miss NJ. ~ Moran. Daniel H. Cole,
!cache sciences Mss Marie NJ HSpne. Miss
Ilizabeth whitney Miss Olivia Grimm. MISS Lena
schiller Miss Harriet Ely Miss Harriet ri, Miss o"ss
Lena Smith. Miss Sarah 81. Romans. Miss Gsndor ,s
A. Atkinson Miss Jean ArnInerman MISS F Rsncbs
er Miss Agnes t. cole Miss Selma F. Swen s1n
Miss Tilie f. Gourey Miss Emma FOX, Miss aape
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Mrs Joseph Eastman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M ~;
lopkIn' r. and Mr.. John IT, 'sI IGs scrbncr
William ana Harris Fnhnesiock. c. NJ kraush""''
Robert Collycr and Others.
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OYSTER BAY.

The latest lessees Of cottages at Sea CHM ihciuuo
f. T. jenkins Frank jenkins and Is. l., hass'o''.
~ Rrooklyn. and o. w. Saxton and NJ. Hamper OF
New-York.
The Sea GIN Improvement Association on MONDAY
evening inspected tho work done by Mr.. AhesKy
drawing classes The drawings bore the names OF
The nunlls and were numbered. Tor the purpose y.
u W. ,,,ng how much progress had been made rom
rst to last The best work was acne ~ Ss Misses
SS,i,n,o ana Amelia AIcsky. May Dibbell ana Eve
len sneei The drawing classes have ADJOURNED ior
The Juvenile Temple, l. o: q. T, OF sea ILL I'M.
he'd lis first fair and festival NJ the engine mouS
NC and inc AFFAIR was highly euccessfuI ,...
General James u. Pearsail, reai es,a,s g,o" NJ
~ Gen Cove has sold for the heirs OF = =. ~
W,rlow trac, OF and lying on Hempsteaa hsano,'
and between the property purchased ny ~ csnsra
Inc Mott OF New York and the estate OF n'n III,
Md OF Ncw-York. The purchaser " nenry, , ~"
ninston Taller OF New-York. VINO VIII '"''e"'"'''
improve the property.
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EROOkifAVES.

rso,o.s pow,ands. n farmer. living In sc,auket on
,,r,, ,d,on,ns the place occupied by 800 Hebrews
Ohio ara IN the employ OF the North American hup'
S.r company a, that place. is threatened win su..
,or ~ 900 for reckless shooting on ThIr.aay h nsli
.,vn.T.,d. found seventy three fowi IN N.Y. on .."
ho"Ih a, ,hcn Instead OF hitting the FOWL row
ands Il Is said shot the hveyear'e,d n ot hates
singer In the right -houaer, ia sn Vas taken 10
YORK for treatment The father n H' g ,ne and
snys , h" IA not tho fret time he used II WITHOUT
much cause ,.,.,t. 10 alleged TO have shot
ln''', ~" u.Hr.v employees OF the rubDer WORMS
s1e OF .' nn nj. premises lie accused them oil Ivy
INC 10 steal apples.
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JAM AICA.

Tho concert Wednesday evening at the Opera
House nv the Jamaica Choral Society. with 100
voices and an orchestra from the Metropolitan
opera House was the finest musical entertainment
~ ~ n,uon In Jamaica The cost OF producing II
wns 500 and the society loses about S2Oo although
there was a large audience.
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IIEMPSTEAD.

III. cutting down OF large shade tree VI H0'''
, a., homo az Mrs Cronn. OF Far koeHaw"''
-. o,o "a the cause o. much bitter ieeNhs
,.,,..r the ,'ronins and the tree choppers ~ mas
,,.,,v resulted In one exciting quarrel a''' ~
49,, ,r,o., ~ John Murphy. one Of the men VINO din
49,, ,,,,ry The tree was removed at the request
:. ,,,,a.o preslIen, Scott. because It obstructed
tho nubl,c highway. The nrst stroke OF the nAe
W 49,, t,,ol ,or n vehement expostuaton on the
mr., 81 Mrs. Cronln and her sons. This however
ra, -, .rec, and the cronns then had Murphy
arrested and lodged In the village lookup murphy
t,, hov. hls inning after the case against MIN Is
Tpp Iaaes Society OF the bethany congregational
church of East Rockaway Is making P n,p" 1.hs
Ior c"mt,ce consists Of Mrs Charles Faas. Mrs
lanes " Johnson. Mrs James r. Grili'tns Mrs'
George Davis Mrs; George Sur.is ana -; the
soninpv and Mrs Robert Dawson treasurer a.,
,rhe annual meeting Of the queens county Me',.-
cal society held at Mineo,a. TUESDAY, was iarsey
attended The following SceTs Tsrs MscF"rans of
Long Island CITY. vlce-preslhent; D. 80, ~
t;l,n cove secretary and treasurer oainuei , ,
Erickson OF jamaica, and H. ~ ohinner ci n'.-
noia we're elected delegates TO the state Conven-
"'I discussion was had antitoxin as REM
ei,, FOR dphtheria. and the genera oplnioh was
nsnnr was read on gastrltis by DR.. Hendrckson OF
f,ra,ca Several members were Initiated ana tle
sncr,v now numbers upward or MY active mem.
hors The next semi-annual meeting VIII be held at
' 1,he niaston OF the village OF Hampstead esab-
fishing a water supply system not 10 exceed COST
-, sis ,0) was voted on Wednesday In an o9 Votes
rsre cost OF which lO5 were In favor ana against
There are 80 resident taxpayers In the sorporation
,t,ts THE trustees propose 10 erect the nnest plant
on Long Island outside OF Brooklyn.