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The National tribune., 1896-04-30
comrade Cook Produces Official Reports.


EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: / see in
Gragg, Co. D, 1st Mass, takes exception to
what L said about covering the retreat of
our army at the first Bull Run by Richard
sons Brigade, in my article which appeared
in the issue Of Feb q.
While | was IN error about the 1st Mass.
being three-months regiment, | was not
otherwise in my article. Since / have read
COmrade Gragg's reply to my statement as
TO what brigade covered the retreat, / pro-
cured the official reports of Col /. Il. Rich
ardson, commanding Fourth Brigade of Ty-
ler's Division, of the part taken by this bri-
gade, consisting of the 1st Mass, 18th n. Y,
I'd and Sd Mich, in the first Bull Run battle,
| and covering the retreat. Here IS true
copy of one OF the reports to Gen. Mcdowell
| from The Records of the State of Michigan J,
through his Assistant Acknowledgement:
DEPARTMENT OF NORTHEAST VIRGISIA.
HEADQUARTERS FoUITH BRIGADE, ?
Aug II, 1861.
CAPrAIs: Permit me TO correct nn unintentional
error that has crept iuto Brig. Gen. McDOwel1s
official report Of the enlightenment of July 81.
BY command of Brig-Gen. Mcdowell, given me
! in presence of Col. jackson, 18th n. Y, and of
Capt. Whipple of the Engineer Corps, to conduct
the retreat, aud 10 cover the retreat with my bril-
gadc did cover the retreat from Centerviile.
! brought up the in the following order: 9Th
n. Y leading followed by the LIST Mass. the Sd
Mich, taking up position kept in rear and foOwed
by the I'd Mich. About mile this side of Cen
tcrvc, We're obliged TO halt account of
other regiments. and the I'd Mich. then took the
position of the Sd Mich. and, thus marching in
good order, reached Arlington at O'clock -
on Monday. the 22i, went into camp. having
moved in rear of all other regiments and batteries
At Fairfax we were far IN rear that no troops
(of own forces were ia sight. VIII you do my
brigade the CREDIT Of this correction?
!. h. RICHARDSON,
Colonel commanding Fourth Briuude.
Capt. JAMES Il. Fry, Assistant Adjulant General,
Arlington.
In his other report Col. Richardson makes
honorable mention of the 1st Mass and 18th
n. Y, giving in detail the part taken by
each in the engagement of July q. If this
does not settle the question as to what bril-
gale covered the retreat on July 81 1851,
/ will give the other report in full in the
near future, if my nearly paralyzed hands
will permit.
have no other desire in this matter than
that the credit of covering the retreat belongs
to the brigade who really covered the retreat,
and to whom the honor is due. / would not
take one iota of honor from the LIST Mass.
They were as gallant body of men az ever
marched to battle. No, Gomrade Gragg, /
could not do that wrote in behalf of our
old brigade, TO whoni-the honor and credit
of covering the retreatat Ball Run, Va, July
| 81, 1861, belongs. Cook, Ser
| geant, Co. Il, ID Mich, 'Deerfield, Mich.
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Battery ID, LIST Mich. l.. A.

Captains: Joseph w. Church, promoted
Major March 81, 1864; William w. Andrews,
resigned Jan. IL, 1862; Alonzo F. Bidwell,
resigned Aug. 9, 1862; Henry b. Corbin,
mustered out at expiration of term of sery-
ice, Feb. s, 1865, and jesse B. Fuller, in
command when mustered out. The battery
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Battery A, list Mich. L A.

Capt. Cyrus o. Loomis commanded this
battery until Nov. 5, 1862, when he was
promoted Colonel of the regiment. He was
succeeded by Capt. Francis E. Hale, who was
later dismissed. During the latter part of
its service Capt. A. W. WILDER was in COM
mand. The organization was known in the
service as "Loomis's Battery" having been
so designated in honor of its first Captain
and later Colonel of the regiment. Itseryed
in Rousseau's Division, Fourteenth Corps.
with loss of one officer and IL men killed
in action and % men from disease, accidents,
and other causes. The battery was captured
at Chickamauga- Lieut.. Geo. W. Van Pelt
stood at the muzzle of one of the cannOns
shouting to his men, and was killed at his
post. The loss in this battle was six killed,
seven wounded and IL missing; total of
%. The command is among those light bat
teries given by Col. Fox as sustaining the
heaviest loss in any single engagement.
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The 18th Mass. Battery.
The 10th Mass. Battery.

The battery was organized at Readville
Mass, March IL, 1864, for the three-years'
service, but was mustered out June 81, 1865,
IN accordance with orders from the War De-
partment. Henry ID. Scott was Captain.
The command served in the Sixteenth
Corps. Its loss was six men.
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Battery c, LIST Mich. L. A.

Battery C served in Veatch's Division,
Sixteenth Corps. Its Captains were: Alex
ander W. Dees, resigned Nov. 90, 1852
George Robinson, mustered out at expiration
of term, Dec. IS. 1864, and William w.
Hyzer, in command during latter part of
service. The Organization was known as
"Robinsons Battery" Its total loss was
three men killed in action and "a died from
disease accident etc
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Battery Il, list Mich. L. A.

Capt. William III. Ross, who organized
this battery, afterward became Lieutenant
Colonel of the regiment. Capt. Arndt, who
succeeded Ross in command, was promoted
Major May /, 1865. First Lieut.. Edward
B. Wright was the senior officer when the
battery was mustered out. The command
was known as Ross Battery" and served
in Sweeny's Division, Sixteenth Corps, with
loss of one officer and two men killed and
80 men died.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
SING SING.

Az the election OF the Dale Cemetery Association
tho following trustees were chosen for the full Term
Of three years: Daniel Carpenter William H. 'ai-
lov, C. Townsend Young. Gilbert NJ Todd THESE
,,pstoes selected the following officers for the en-
s,,in- vearI william II. Barlow president; Leonard
" Ganoung vce-presi lent: :. VI. sherwood seer
tary; Daniel Carpenter. treasuTer hlwarI ~ "'''''
som supornt andcnt: Louis c. PLAT. sexton.
Ar a meeting of the trustees Of the sing sing
Savings Bank last Monday II was ne'.Ner 70 ~ - -.
h,nking-house for that institution AZ Maximum
cre, of 90 The new building VIII ne phIl upon
,he lof owned by the savings bank in Cr)ioh-aF'.
Cn new building Is to BE constructed OF brick thce
four stories high ana IN 9cou"m 10 d ,V fde
r~si, wants the Whole to be heated with steam
rbe savings bank Is IN lOurishing condition. one
of the significant features connected win a stu
NM Of jfs condition being the fact that its de-
rosits show an increase Of $4,000 over those OF last
year. r-,
Tho Young Peoples Gulld of Trinity EplscopaI
-,rrc-, cavS 2 rainbow tea on Tuesday afternoon
sttraction was the tea table. there booths de-
voted 10 the sale Of cake and confectionery, ana
members OF the guild. Among those present we're
Nrs Grain Mrs Genet Mrs William Henry Rove.
Mrs Farnham Mrs Nelson. Mrs Brown ana Mo.
Patrick and the Misses Smith Bruce, FcrGusOn,
Noffat Wells Pinckncy. Baker Haley Davis, Tin
dali. Dietrich and Schneider
The REV Dr. Lamar of Texas, will deliver the
neyt lecture in rc Baptist popular course on Tues
dav evening. January =. His subject WI be DXie
Before the Wa; or the South as II Was
on next Monday evening thorc will be what is
called "neighbOrhood meeting of the EpWorih
League chapters Of Tarrytown. Croton AMI sing
Sing in the HIGHLAND Avenue Methodist Episcopal
the Rev. I)r ). Z. Price the Rev W; W Alexander
ami the Rev, Dc r. A. cock. third viee;pr, sdent
River District Epworth League, and +. 5. Morri-
son. secretary Young Mems Christian Association.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
sAYVLLE AND BAY SHORE.

the Great South Bay the Ice of Tue sday last.
They started from the Lone nm life station for Say
vi.ln distance OF FIVE miles They had their young
infant on sel When they arrived a SayvHe
they found that the chld's face had been frozen.
posure
Lovers Of Ice yachting are having fine sport.
About twenty five lee yachts started OF; from Say
vil.e for their frs; days spor; the Great South
Bay Wednesday. All the iceboats have been
ready 10 start for over a week. but the many air
holes which formed on the surface OF the lee made
Il dangerous to start out. The continuous cola
weather has now frozen them solid. - that no dan
ger is t. b. feared on part OF the bay Several
Of the crack boats which met last winter are out,
and many exciting races VIII take place. Ira Ock-
crss large sOop yacht which said 10 be the
leading boat last winter Is hand agl ain. ready 10
meet all comers. John De Waa,. the artist from
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

The annual meeting OF the Katonah Fire De-
partmont for the election OF officers, which was
to have been held last Monday evening, vas post
ponol until next Monday evening. because OF
Bishop Potters lecture in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The address, Lectures and Lecturers"
was much enjoyed by large audience. Bishop
Potter was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs william
Casey.
The syndicate OF Now-Katonah, OF which Clar-
ence Whitman. OF New-Yors city. Is president
has decided to extend tho Bedford Road 1909 feet
further south al It's present w!dth-l0o feet-which
viii include a circle and two more of the little
marks in the centre Of tn" road. Work VIII be con-
t,nuel uuin I.aroad-aNe. Is macadam 2ed.
George Green. Of the Hotel Mctropole and A
marty of friends were AZ Mr. Green's Forest View
Farm for "A fcw days this week.
Emory Madden viii move to the Barnard Travis
place on Monday next. AID George Washpurnc VIII
occupy the Joseph Benedict home at an early date
People are taking advantage OF the fine crop on
Katonahs pond, and are ilLng their houses V IN
ice OF a superior quality. 1t is eight inches thick
and unusually clear.
II Is rilmored that n trolley line from Golden's
Fridge to Danbury IS to be established which VIII
be OF great advantage to the place
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.

FIT-sUINC AND COLLEGE POINT.
The Columbia College Glec. Banjo and Mandoin
clubs will give a concert IN the FLUSHING MS"
School January %
Nathan Marks. Of New-York. and Mss Mary
Strouss. the daughter of Joseph StrouSs' "e"
known merchant Of College Poni, were marr'''
last Sunday evening in Vienna HaA' LeN'hs -"
The Rev Dr. Gottheil oflc.ated.
The marriage of william Qu.ck and Mss Annie
Kroebel of College Point, Is announced to take
mace N February. Miss Kroebel Is the accom-
pl,shed daughter Of Court Interpreter kroepeL oi
the County Court. at LorG Island C.ty'
Capta!n l.. g. Freeman. the wealthy Flush'nste
who died at his home in Milestone .ast week
loft no VIII, ard the property whch oohs-s's p' ~
c..allv OF real estate and Is valued at over y,oN
vii Ic divided among Captain Freenans sister
Mr. Hoffman of New-Yorki ana h.s sev"h seven
nephexs The former VIII receive one-ti'r"' t I,1r
the remainder viii be divided among the other
heirs. ., 49,,
The good old German custom Of eelebrat,rg W hog
klIling-time was revived al Woodsde on Mclnen, -
day night at Schener's Hotel 1t is the custom IN
Germany to make holiday after the Pigs nay nay
for miles around gathered here 10 celebrate the hog
killing WIN m@sc and aanGdE and EeverySody 9 vas
come to partake Of the good thRss pTEShsn pfSsIem
exImdee Conovan and ex-Sherin John Mitchell.
The class Of 49, Of the Flushing High school, on
Wednesday evening organized Dy tils ei,0 Vd S,on :"
Macr MafT" vTicspresden Miss Matte Roberts. seore
tsry ana treasurer.
rho Jnnrovement Association OF Whtestone iS
onnosinr fhe scheme OF the village trustees 10 pohd
the village IN the sum OF $3.50 from year u SeH'
for street lights
There &c a movement on foot to organize an am atn-
,ir club in WhitestOne the prime movers peiNS
Iohn prendeville James Lynch and Thomas Don
nelly.
The Davenport Dramatic club OF fiuSntng II re- re-
be,rsirr a society comedy in three acts ny T., W
Wendricksoa OF Baysde entitled "iun hicA
viii be produced under the ansPcgs & ana An b bo' nsbing
opera House on Te6rqary M The W T@S Hendre nGefS
ON c " y !" CORY C. G.. Hanft. Miss Lillian feItoh,
Wis's Nav Hendrickson, Miss Ella l.. C0e, MISS
Emily Holder Arnold Weston.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
NYACK.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ROCKLAND


ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY.
The taxpayers OF Orangetown and Nyack particu-
larly are Up In arms because OF the high levy An
indignation meeting was held In Noorheess Han
last week. and resolutions adopted empowering \
". Voorhs, the chairman. to appoint a COMMITTEES
whose duty it shall be investigate the causes OF
the present high taxes TO take measures TO remedy
evils. il any exist and 70 bring about other re-
forms. The following il the committee: O. W. y.
Westervelt, P.ermont; Isaac ID. Blauve.t. Permont:
D. W Kipp and James H. Smith. Spark.ll; Tuns
Tallman Palisades: L. T. Ledger. Blauveltville; +.
l.. Oa;nan. Charles McElroy. T. B. SPpell. Tuns
\ butcher u. {. Callahan D. j. Bauvelt II. VI.
Storms. Cornelius DE Baum and r. J. Lyeth, all OF
Nyecl.
pretty wedding took pace in Grace Church
on Wednesday. when Miss Belle Scott became Mrs.
Spencer G. Graham The Rev. Franklin Babbi,t.
rector oficated
At a recent meeting OF the third conference OF the
Piermont Methods, Episcopal Church resolutions
were unanimously adopted in praise OF the services
OF the Rev. r. r. Lockwood, who is just closing
successful pastorate OF five Yeas in that church.
and who. by reason Of conference limitation. VIII
be assigned pasiorate elsewhere.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders o. the
Nyack National Bank. held on Tuesday. the fol-
lowing elected directors for the ensuing yeari
5 II. Bradley. George G. stephens. a. NJ Voorhis
$ r. Bradley. jr.. G. \. Chapman, Il. Lexow. J. N.
Gcsner.
The Ice now being harvested up the river is said
20 be OF poor quality Tfat gathered in the vicinity
OF Nyack from ponds ard small lakes Is good and 10
eight inches in thickness
The Farmers Institute OF Rockland County Will
be held in Spring Valley on Monday ana Tuesday.
February and l.
chorus OF .ni.snaton has gone up from the
patrons who use the Northern Railroad ~ New
Jersey. The excursion rate OF IS cents round trip.
from this place 10 the city has been discontinued.
and tie fare Is now 81.
Richard 5. Harvey. attorney, and Miss Annie
wilson. or Mattapoissett, Mass, VIII be married on
January -.
An Association male chorus has been permanently
organized by the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion Henry +. Noll Is musical director
Carrot o. House. OF Dr. W IL. House. Of
Haverstraw, and a member OF the firm OF Lowler 4
House. surveyors, OF Pougbkeersie, has been al-
pointed TO serve on the stan 10 survey the state
canals.
The engagement Is announced OF William X. Bald
WIN and Mss Ethel Maud Campbell. daughter ot
the Rev j. l.. Campbell. now OF New-York and for
ineriy . pastor here.
Mrs. X. l.. Leland OF South Nyack was guest
or sorosls In the Waldorf last Monday.
l., Miss Esellc Ferris VIII spend the winter season
In the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
IN urNpsTEAD TOWNSHIP,

The first preliminary or pre-a 'acfihlc iese'S WI
tidcate issued by the Great Neck Union oeHool'
pos awarded to Miss c. VI. Eilari. The otAer MEM
bors of the department were forced TO 80 70 'he
Flushing High School to take the regents oxan'ha-
tion Last winter the Great Neck School was mace
= Union Free School and last spring was put uhu'r
tho c,ntro Of the regents of the State University
Tho ladies' Of the RoHyn Meihodis; Episcopal
csurch have arranged to make donation Ne'
10 tho'r pastor the Rev 7. NJ Illlock' al 'he par
sonage on January %
Three of the Rockville Centre churches have ,o. COM =
bned N efforts to hrng aDou, Ia rN4SiboGi% Baptst
and 'S'oneregational Meetings are held aiietnGo;s
ar i vIsit the Village factories to pray on Thur
day one-haf of The noon nour W. va ~. HONS Ham
mock company and yesterday meeting va wsS r'n. The
in Robert n We6o pl2Y3% Supply qyppnrest st.Gis IS ss-
ing tac work he Rey, l. b Hudson; ,nd Tcv b2PpiIII II
the Rov pr Crowder Melhodist' me dcsf sf nastdrs
Fishburn. Congresaiional.s are ''' '0'''
rho annual election of Ever Ready Hose Com
Of ceoTee areep4T Wallace fcrenan C. Wesley
Golden. assistant foreman J. alan lint Ts'ra
1a,G{u paGcu William Harvey Smith and Joseph Ger
mond. trustees ,,.. .. ,ho
At the annual election Ct the stockholders OF f1e
Freepor Bank the following officers Were eiectep
John J. Randall William z. Colder Harysy sI,i,S D.
smith Wallace H. Cornwell, Thomas ~ us SHil,n, II,
,hnuncev r SDrague, Charles l.. Wallace Wnlaih
Tnremon Tnnun D Wesley Pine William 6. Miller Ge0rse
Wallace coles Petit. Smith Cox George NJ; 1ar nan
al lviIam s Hall: inspectors of elcction-George
Rider Charles p smith Jones b K%yn4r WIZ
TN Eoreman vce-president; William > haii'
rashier Harvey b. Smith, assistant cashier.
Froenort will have billiard club. Last Mohaay
evening n club was organized which VIII De conl-
nosad Of ladies and gentlemen They VIII play every
Monday night The following are the orgari4ers p,
Mr. and Mrs DR. r. D. Carman, Mr.. ana MIS- hon-
err q Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles > Powcli;
Mr. and Mrs DR.. Edward Carman, Mn, Mi anu anu
Mrs Harvey B. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Siias iiiianls'
nihert G Smith and Miss Lena a. Rider
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
pIEASA\TNILLE.

The bi-mon.hly meeting of the Pieasan;vile Ii
b..lry Association was held on last Monday even
ing in the read.ng-roon. 5. Wood Cornell pre-
scented plars for the new library building to be
erected on the Bedford Road Work on It has al
ready been begun.
An Office has been established in Levi Hunts
store IN Chaupaqra by the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Jam.s Cromwell. of the Redfori
Road are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Elbridge
: Atwood Arnold. in katonah.
The young people o. tn Armonk Methodist Ep.s-
copal Church Will ;ive an entertainment IN the
caurch on Tucsiay rFcning next. which VIII be fol-
lowed by a basket social in the lfcture-Toom.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
YONKERS.
REDUCED FINANCES WILL DELAY STREET
IMPROVEMENTS.
THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN SHELTERED BY
THE GRACE Gospel. MIssIoN-A DINNER
by THE CITY CLUB IN HONOR
or SENATOR BURNS.

BY THE CITY CLUB IN HONOR
or, SENATOR BURNS.
Samuel l.. Cooper. Commissioner OF PuDhc "o'hs'
tag prepared a statement OF the work OF MS pePa' l
rent for the last quarter. The contracts cohPc'e'
YER, tho macAGa1nzing of McLean-ave.. gra fihS
Hiverdalo-ave. sewers in Caryl and IN Walnut SIS
and Ashburton-ave.. paving Nopperhan-ave from
Yonkers-ave TO Ashbur;on-ave, regulating anu
raalng Van Cortland; Park-ave from Spruce-st. 10
Park Hili-ave Jerome-ave., Valentines . Lane Nep-
perhan-ave extension, Park-ave extension ana
Webster-ave macadamizng Centra-ave from the
Tuckaho Road 10 Chrisheld-st., Nepperhan-ave
from Lake-ave. TO the extension. Park hii-ave
from McI.ean-ave. to Undercnst. The work now
IN progress IS the grading of Ofell-ave. ana Jei-
ferson.st and sewer from Sumnit-st 10 Garden
G, Repairs have been made in South BroaHWa!
from Vark-s;. 10 ewMdin-st ard from Naientnes
Iana IN the south line OF the city; Herrioti-st,
Walnut-st. Victor-s.. and the Work or reconstruct
ing St Josephs-a The Commissioner says uat
the work Of street cleaning has been less curing
the last quarter account Of the reduced cohui-
49,, 81 tho DeDartments finances. and the Commits
so,Ar sees no prospect for better service Tor the
coming year with the amount appropriated 10Y 'he
nc. Of the Department. Plans ana specifications
have been finished for the grading OF van 'or'-
land, Park-ave. from near Pclton-st. TO the sou'n
line az the city; Convent-ave. and Radfor1st. from
co,,b broadway 10 Mcl.tan-ave. The total receipts
of the Department for the quarter including balance
October J. were $25 t37 S. the expenditures Ssf' o.
leaving a balance at toe cominehce'he''' o' '''
present quarter Of s4OSl 80
Thomas Hope. superintendent CT Grace "ospei
Mission has issued his annual report. In the ias'
var tho mission has lodged more than 500 men:
;,rnished meals 10 lOC0J found employment iOi -"
sni couveried 2g. TIE gospel meetings, Whlch are
In ach night nave been attended by more than
10 oGo The superintendent says taat the mss on i
IoIng better work than ever before. All the debts
re been settled. The receipts were $3.50 81 anG
me- ne disbursements s295S 53 leaving balance Of
fY OS ". +. Duff Is secretary and treasurer; Ine Ine
SJvisory Board IS composed Of the Rev. - !.
naaarcFarsan The Rev. " W: Alexander. DR.. r. A.
Cook Frederick y. Nee and Charles Carpenter.
The annual meeting OF the Pa.isaGe Boat Gu"
viii b4 held on Monday evening IN the bowling Al
Iva in Glenwo0d The following ticket has been
William Y Frazee. for president: Frederick ".
Ritter, for first ycr-piesdsnt Edwin Martin Jr, for
second vice president: Arthur D. Ballard, for sec
retary: Edward Martin, for treasurer Ge9rse D.
skinner for captain; Arthur Thomson for leuten-
ami: Charles Philip Easton Benjamin G. Westcott,
Cnarles c. Pierce and Richard L. Condor.
Tho city Club will give a dinner for j. Irving
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
MDENT kISCO.

The thlrd entertainment IN the Mount Ksco lcci-
ure VIII br given nsXt Tuesday evening
in The Opera House. This evening Will ba devoted
to concert given hy the Lotto, Giee club. Of Now
York and Boston. assisted by ihe e0cuion!st Miss
Minnie Marshall.
CA January r. % ar9 % a series Of mee;lngs VIII
be held IN Mount kiscO in connection wiki the
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION and VIII be con-
ducted by "A representative sent by the Executive
Committee OF the association for the State OF New-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
9n ano Aruuno Uhe @reatfr NRm~pnrk.

.-. corncu drove to Yonkers on TUESDAY hs"'
ester Nou, ~, installation I'm the Yonkers Court.
rho North Mount Vernon Railroad mas app"''
ror a franchise to Tuckahoe.
reduction of from 2j to 10 cents on ilisu u an az
- ~ result of the introduction OF water anu "a d
,ire denarfuent, causes general satisiic'''" III
TrcFahoc , ,r.,ahoo
Mrs william r. Wright. formerly oi ~ ufnnnoo ff,r.on
II ,iorehter of Charles Morgan. dieI IN tidI.en
on WEDNESDAY and was buried at 81. fau pu''''
Ground I'm East Chester.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18

West SayvilIe II Is said will be Ockerss closest
rival He has yacht that crowded mile minute
In a sformy wind last winter. Charles Adrich.
Archie A.bln and Thomas Monsell also nave yachts
that will hurry the best boats on the pay
Mrs Wilbur Smith has returned 20 pay nnor;
from, Fishkill " Y where she attended the funeral
OF her father the well-kEown Hudson RiveS pilot.
Josiah Robbins and Benjamin Doxsee have been
reelected trustees of the Methodist EpiscopA
Church in Bay Shore.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-18
TUCKAHOE AND BRoNXVnLE

+. ". krafs has given the new hose company at
Brorxvllle 500 toward the purchase Of a carriage.
By a vote OF % 20 3 schcol District 40 /. in
Waverly. TuckaAoe. decided 10 purchase a lot 9oox
- feet. on Main-st. On the Morgan property on
which 10 bulli a $500 achoohouse
n delegation CT nfcea from Cour, Tuckahoe For
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-06-18
GRAY.

James Crow returned Monday from
his trip to Walnut.
Mr.. Mitchell is raising his house and
having new stills put under.
Mrs. Hepp and Thompson drove tc
Manning, Friday afternoon.
Several farmers have commenced
making hay which is an abundant crop
John VeOch and wife, of Botna
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Doles.
Chas. MCLAUGHLIN bought a fine
buggy of Greenwyldt & Groteluschen
this week.
Mr.. John Groteluschen, of Columbus
Neb., Saturday for weeks visit with
his son Louis.
Geo. Gray Jr., returned from Bridge
water, Saturday and is again in charge
of the grain office here,
Mr.. NJ. E. jenkins, of Brayton, is
now running the pool hall and keeps
all kinds Of temperance drinks.
Greenwaldt & Groteluschen sold a
new Champion binder to Fred Bow
man and s. E. Hewel this week.
Remember the school picnic in
Cameron's grove Friday. Come and
enjoy sourself with the children.
Mrs. VIM. Greenwaldt leaves Friday
morning for her home in Marcus after
three weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. A. f. Greenwaldt.