New-York tribune., 1895-10-05
LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND sUF-
FOLK COUNTIES
LAMAIcA AND woopHAvEN.

Mr. and Mrs william Hardenbrook. OF Jamaica
celebrated the fifeth anniversary OF ther marriage
on Tuesday evening. The HardenDro0ks came 10
Jamaica twenty-five years ago, ana nave HVeu III
HardenbroOk-ave ever since. Inc houSe WAS
beautifully decorated with flowers, and Mrs Harden
brook dressed in her bridal of fifty years
ago was the recipient Of many congratulations
She is sxty-six years old. while her husband Is
twenty years her senior. Among those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wills Mr.. and Mrs j. b. "iHs'
Mrs Anna Wilson. J. VI. Hazard, W. Mckinney. Jr''
f. r Newman and T. b. Wills all OF Brooklyn; Miss
Nettie Holmes Mr.. and Mrs l.. Morris, OF New
York DR. and Mrs. Beden Mr.. and Mrs william
Gillen Mrs William Cogswen. Mr.. and Mrs. a H.
Beers Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chapman MT and
Mrs Irving Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. j. wright MISS
Duryea the Rev. John Titon. the Rev j. ii. Huoos
Mr. and Mrs. |. G.. Hendrlckson, Mrs Durland ana
Mrs Ryder.
7, having been reported that the New-York AMI
Long Island oyster Company had not properly
leased their large beds covering hundreds OF acres
in Long Island Sound and Huntington Bay and had
obtained special privileges Edward F. Doyle one o'
the directors OF the company says that the cgin OH
pany does not lease any land from the STATE. re
land they owned was purchased rom QUIZ pa , pn
and al but one piece H. held under trAnchlse. O'iS
ward Thompson the present shellhsn commssloheI
The lands under franchise are not cutiVarsd on a.
count OF the prevalence OF starhsh. lhe ianus
and any could get land If they wanted IT,
Another lively meeting OF the trustees OF THIS Vli
lage was held on Thursday night. Trustee Foley
offered a resolution that Trustee Henry A an
Allen be censured by the Board for his indecorous
language at the last meeting and mat II ne ialleu
TO apologize that he be removed from all commit
tees. 1t was passed. and Van Alien then arose ana
said. 81 will see you In first lie continued
10 occupy his seat. and voted right along in the
auditing OF the several b.s and other resolutions
President TwombIey apologizsi for the ianguase
he used In replying to Van Allen al the last meet
ing An order was made 10 flag the east side or
Canal-st. from FultOn-st. to Roc kaway ROAD. IAe
village IL confronted with bills OF $sll from the
Electric Light Company for street llgntlng ana or
e III 80 from the Water Company for nre MIGRANTS
and there is no money in the treasury with "nich
to them.
A novel race took place at Woodhaven on Ihurs-
dav between John krug, "a wel.-known saloon
kaeper and Fred Friedmuth the former on loot
and The latter on his bicycle. The course was 90
wards and Krug had 400 yards handicap. krug
won the race and another was run, course lp"
yards Friedmuth allowing krus go Yards tne
start Frielmuth IN a fair way To- win tA-s
when his rubber tire was punctured ana hrug was
a winner again.
T-nder-Sheriff Baker of WoOdhaven, and posse
Of deputies made a raid upon an alleged gan ohng
club which hires rooms over Hoops Junction house
at Woodhaven Junction. The raid was made about
o'rlock on Thursday night. but nothing came of
II as the members OF the club had Wlnd or the
rroposed visit over week ago, ana when the otil-
rors appeared everything was as proper az
church The officers made a search. Dur could ma
nothiug suspicious. The club - composed OF
number OF New York men. no local residents belng
allowed in il al all II has been running Tor about
six weeks.