New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The body OF Martin Gnday OF No. % Grove-st
New-York. who was drowned Sunday of Rob
bins Reef. together with Richard Kelly. also Of
Ncw-York. was found yesterday by a boats crew
Of The cruiser Montgomery. of Tompkinsvllie The
body was towel 10 the landing and turned over 10
Coroner oates. OF Stapleon. Gildays relatives iden-
tlnel It later in the day. Kelly has not yet been
found.
Tn. pant OF the Electric Power Company OF St
George and Livingston. which was operated for
years by Erastus Wiman and which formed part
OF his assets vas sold yesterday by Referee George
J. Greenfield. IN -. George. The property was pur-
chased by Mr.. Wiman for $1,000. The on.y other
bidder was Albert o. B-ebe. who bid 500 900 Mr.
Wiman. IL is sad bid for thc property IN the inter
est OF some Boston banks.
The steamboat Maid OF Perth. OF the Tottenville
ferry is at clifton being overhauled She Will have
new boilers AMI engines. and the bows Will be re-
built.
The various councils Of the Royal Arcanum are
awaiting VITA interest the appointment or Deputy
Grand Regent Tor the district by Grand Regent
Rcarlon. Albert ". Jones and G. G. kreischer are
the candidates.
The stapeton Choral Union will give It's first con-
cert in kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church on Fri
Day evening the prncipa! s!ngers ger rHdn WI De T5 MIS-
Ter tenor. Professor Lyman ;. Ieason VIII De di-
rector.
The sxty-ninth anniversary Of the Brighton
Heights sunday VAL be celebrated this even
ing. Henry j. Sculler vii, deliver an address on
The Children Of India
\ strawberry festival Will be given in ST. An
drews r,lrish-house. Richmond. on Friday evening.
\ dance In honor OF the officers OF the White
squadron viii be given In the Hotel Casteton oall-
room on saturday evening
The grounds Of the North Shore Tennis club. IN
Bar!-aNc.. Livingston. were opened FOR the season
y.ster,lly \ large number OF visitors attended
and witnessed the matches among the members
The following persons acted as Reception Com
nl.tcr. Mrs John r. Chadwick, Mrs. Henry /.
KnoNitOn. Mrs. {. I. Adams, Mrs. Charl's for'er
ai.d Mrs. c. r. Mosle.
Thomas J. Keyes. Of Clifton who arrested
on Thurs lay. IN suit FOR non-support brought by
hts wife, Julia Burckhduscr-k -keyes. who says she
. was married 10 him secretly in october, was ar
rested again yesterday. His bOndsman, Frederick
Lambert sure ldered him because OF "A dispute.
which II IS said. occurred among keyes's children.
Keycs was locked up.
-Four BOYS Matthew Burns. nine years Old; John
Cannon ten yclrs old; John Barnes. nine years Od,
and John Far ey. eight years Old OF New BrBnton
were arrested yesterday. charged with burglary.
The boys IL is alleged entered one OF the buildings
OF the Irving manufacturing Company ana de-
Gazette and sentinel office. Type was Sto.en ana
every case In the office pied
The ,lclicatory services OF the Deems Memorial
Chanel Will be held to-day in Prohibition Park. The
morning address will be- delivered by the Rev. Will
lam M1rrlson pastor of the Park Baptist Church.
port Richmond In the afternoon addresses VIII be
delivered by the Rev. Or. Charles K. kingsley. or
tbe Immnnuei Church Prohibiton Park; the Rev.
Or Edward II. De, ms OF the First Presbyterian
church. Pornellsville; Ms Ella n Booe, first vice,
president OF the New York state w. c. I. T.. ana
the Rev. {. H. Mead secretary OF the National
Temperance Society. The evening addresses VIII De
delivered by J. c. Kenneuy. president OF the s |.
Moravlan church at NcW-Dorp: ana g. r. Bemis,
rjce-nresileut OF the New York l.. L. c. f..