New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

I LONG ISLAND NEWS :
HEMPSTEAD.

The annual fair of the Kings Daughters was held
on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and even
ngs A variety Of entertainments were provided In
the amusement room, such shooting the target,
fortune telling, concert by gramaphone, The
House that Jack Built" and other attractions. The
fair was largely attended and nearly 500 was real
lied
The Hampstead baseball team was defeated ny
the Donestics OF Far Rockaway. last Saturday, by
a score of to . To-day the former club plays the
Queens at their grounds
The Hampstead Guards team played the Wan
taghs last Saturday and defeated them BY score
of Il to o. To-day the Guards will play the Lyn-
brooks and on next Wednesday the Hampstead
club. ,,.,,,,
Academy Wilbraham. Mass. f.
Horace Balkham. the socialist labor candldate TOT
Governor Of New-York State addresses open-alr
meetings Main and Fulton SITS every evening,
discussing temperance and the political issues OF the
Miss Mamie Farrell Of Floral Park. is enjoying
MIR and Mrs W H. Andrews returned from Eu-
rope last Saturday ,,.,
frederick Rourdefto of New Rochelle. is visiting
The Young Tades social club will hold cake
walk in lie Furge Hall on THURSDAY evening: a
special feature will he the south Before war
cake walk.
the roadway bet we51 here and Freeport. Monday
evening George D. Smith. jr.. WAS thrown from MS
on Tuesday evening another wheeman struck
wire stretched the road and he was thrown
Edward +. Kelly an engineer on the Long Island
Railroad and proprietor OF The american hUdse
and later manage the new Clarendon Hotel at that
place. - o.,
is being made here. The Kings Daughters house
has been rented. ana services are being held every
The annual meeting of the Epworth League, chap
ter 3572 will he held on Monday evening at o'clock
H. the Sunday school room OF the Methodist Epsco-
on SUNDAY the Rev John Bentzein OF the First
Church PlainfeId, y. j.,
Baptist Church here.
Mrs C. J. Monfort has been appointed delegate
and Mrs r. II. Smith alternate by the local order
TO the State Convention OF the Womens christian
Temperance Union. in Brooklyn on October D. . 3
Inc Democratic primaries for selecting delegates
to the Town Convention on the 24th inst VIII be
The Hampstead Town Board met at Lynbrook on
Tuesday and issued thirty-hve oyster licenses
John ShorthalI. Of Philadelphia has purchased
Miss a. Woods's property. ., D.. yo...
The closing affair OF the Hehpstead bay 49,
Clubs season will take place to-day at Elder
Frank Martllng has purchased the Louden estate;
Protection Hose Company No g. won second
prize for the best appearing company at Far
Rockaway Thursday $3.50 ,
The Republicans of the Seventh and Twelfth dis
tricts will meet in the Webb Building, In Main-st.,
on Monday evening to organize Mckinney ana
The Rev Franklin Noble breaches in the Presby-
ST Agatha's Guild meets Monday afternoon at
monthly business meeting of the guild. held last
Monday at Miss Elizabeth Kogerss, was an inte--
The Republican Association OF the sixth ana
Eleventh districts will raise banner the nrst week
in October. Prominent speakers, music ana fire.
works will make the occasion a ively one
The Hampstead cycle club has added SIX new
men to its racing team, which is now composed
OF t. Barrels. George Miller. A. II. Asmus r. I.
uler ana Thomas Feeley. The club numbers near
~ 20 including many business men ana ineHp s
been nicely finished and this winter receptions and
other social affairs will be held there ,-.o l., 49,
The latest lad" with local boyclists Is the
elastic buzz" which consists OF rubber bands
fastened 10 the frame OF the bicycle When the
wheel is in motion a sound similar 70 that OF saw
mill is given. and acts warning 10 pedestrians
ard vehicles.