New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-21

that brother named Peter existed until his sist..
died, because he was kept prisoner on account a,
being out Of his mind. Hauser went to see VIM,
had become OF John, and was surprised when A.
was informed that Peter was dead. job,
allowed the body of his brother to be r..
moved from the hut yesterday for burial. Corone,
Mann will hold an inquest John is cripple. ana
he did not inform any one OF his brohers DEATH a
he was unable to go about.
Puritan Lodge, l. o. o. F.. Of Sea Cliff. after n.
meeting this week, gave an entertainment. n.
programme was prepared by Company B. Anon,
the numbers was potato contest, which vas
greatly enjoyed by those present. Mrs. R.
Furey won the prize.
The members of Arbutus Council No. 1882 Roy.
Arcanum of Oyster Bay, and their wives, enjoyed
a pleasant evening on Tuesday. After the business
of the council was finished the doors OF the odee
rooms were thrown open, and the wives and friend,
OF the members took possession OF the rooms. Thu
entertainment was given by the Regent, James d
Rushmore. Orato- A. B. Cheshire prepared a good
programme, after which refreshments were served
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Rushmore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cheshire. Mr.. and
Mrs c. C. Painter. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Van Sise
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Knapp Mr.. and Mrs. Juiu,
Bum Mr.. and Mrs. V. Baylis, jr.. Mr. and Mn
James Titus. Mr. and Mrs. James Mills. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Mills Mr.. and Mrs. ~ II. Disbrow
Mr.. and Mrs George Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ludlam. Mr. and Mrs George Emmons Mrs. Georss
Wright and many others
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the Hicksvlh
Dmtsh d tSa have proved successful and the E
tertainment Committee Is being congratulated. On
was held in the Sunday-school room and attracted
large number Of young people I ws,sra Adam
lanes Bacon loked after the express matter. After
every one had received his letters and had good
time laughing over their contents and eaten up the
of
pre al by the lady members OF the society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German Lutheran
Trinity Church Hicksvle, gave an excellent ca.
tertainment in Grand Central ha on bLhu1saay
will repeat the entertainment In few days
The long-promised concert OF the Rockville Centre
Choral Union was IN bn Rees N ha o
WIS given BY chorus of seventy voices under As
direction of Professor Fitzhugh Of Brooklyn Ma
snd g number OF the Hampstead Choral Union a.
sisted The result Of the exacting WORK ana careful
rnarked Improvement In the voices OF all; and IN the
harmony evident in the chorus. Inc Sho ,h unna
has ns f has recently acquired number
cellent singers as we'll as many hovlces OF sIeat
Prom rssa IN accompanis Miss Fftzhugh dausht
OF Professor Fitzhugh filled that place; Inc Cleer
and members Of the union are and 49,.
ure en-, Miss g. Allen; librarian. Miss l. Bacon; ss
companist Mrs J. A. WHITAKER m. MemS hers
Allen MISS u H,,ss 4Ice Brown Mrs W c. Grain
M Fa I 3 comps 's Miss s 6o%Ss Mis- Comb;
F. Derby. Mrs. H. Davis, Miss n; FOLK MS.
M KISS H Mrs Miss G. Hellyer Mrs e Jones Xs
NJ Jacques, Miss F. Kane Miss McBrier ,; Mss H
Miss se'I <. Pilk!ngton Miss E: Smith, Miss H. she
man Miss f. Scott Mrs s G SPeifk' v nrs
Mrs r Hommedieu Mrs. Faas.. Miss l. KIpp xrs.
wsnap Miss Miller ,a Mr. Eel Ber Sg Hdd psTs
+ Eaton F. Jones. O. L. Kane. DR.. Longenecker,
y k Eo5s1Srr fss Rev Utter Ro S
Vincent II Wilde H. Webb. T. ]. Sammond. q
Wallace, E. Mannering. B. Thompson and G. Vands
water.