New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
ately taken into custody: The young man was -
to New-York and will be arraigned before UnitS

ately taken into custody; The young man was -
States Commissioner Shields for an examinatios
1t was q merry party that assembled at the hon.
Of Judge Wheeler on Wednesday, the occasion 6siss
Society The annual election Of officers took 81.
and new members were added to the roll. It Va
Tuesday evenrs Apr H. at the hSm.
B. P. Mclean, when the tenth anniversary viii i
w be by nd macs s
Is in store: A dramatic entertainment will also 4
given at the esas srs
F. Wilson; vice-president. Mrs. B. p. Mclean; re-.
rotary, Miss Cora b. Drewry; treasurer, Miss HATH
A petition to the Town Board Of Hampstead, n.
guessing the resubm.ssion Of resolution provdiss
for the building Of bridge from Barnum Island .
signatures have been obtained The petition sus.
gests the limiting Of the cost OF the bridge and n
meet the roads being built on Barnum IsjasS
and Long Beach to the north and south sides q
Wreck Lead
The authorities are looking for man who yes.
terday entered the home OF Mrs. Seaman WIN.
Jams, of Lakeve, Long Island. and shot he
manded 50. Mr.. Williams was in the house via M.
his hired man, and his wife was in an ADJOINING
did not aim at either Williams his hired man
At the noise Of the shots Mrs Williams entersi
sos to try to Capture him. for he pn.ss
pistol at her and fired. the bullet striking her h
the ear Then he escaped. Mr. Williams raised q
and Deputy Sheriff George A. Clarke, but IN ~
could get no trace Of the robber
was held on wednesday evening in lie eI r I'D
Hall. and the following officers were elected: PrsS
dent. William A. onderdonk president Epens.
tus Lewis; secretary. John Charick; treasurss.
Herbert W. Carman; steward. Alfred Myers: tr,ss
tee, for two years. Joseph Roth The resuiss
shoots will be held on Tuesdays hereafter
HICKsvILLE
The volunteer fremen OF HIcksville are NOT .. =,
pleased the voting down OF the $500 apnron,s.
ton for the necessary expenses Of CONDUCTING ~.
Fire Department They say that unless the A.,
penses paid all the companies will be disbandsA
and that Hicksville will be without departmer.
Independent Engine Company No. held meetr.
on Thursday night and decided to sell its apparatus
while Citizens Steamer No. 3 and Protection Hoos
and Ladder Company No. say they will also AN
their apparatus. meeting will be held next Frida,
by the department. and unless the expenses Of tn
department are PAID by the Village the force wiz
risks property in the village say that II the hrS
men disband the rates In the village will be d,
creased.
JAMAICA
At special meeting Of the Soldiers and SALON.
Memorial Association Of the town Of Jamaica o.
Thursday night 1t was decided to issue a call upoa
the citizens OF Jamaica for a contribution Of $500
TO complete the work on the monument The nrst
instalment was ordered to be paid to Mr.. Ruck.
stuhl who was present. The contractor reported
that the pedestal would be ready by April Is II
was ordered that one parchment roll containing au
the names OF the subscribers toward the monument
and another containing the names OF the soldiers
and sailors who went from this town 10 the va
be placed In the pedestal President Fleming
nounced that II the subscriptions for the remaining
S. 900 were forthcoming promptly the statue would
be unveiled on Decoration Day. 1t was decided
that among other features Of the programme there
would be an assembly Of all the G. A. r. posts and
Sons Of Veterans OF Queens County, and an invita-.
ton will be extended to two militia companies Il
Brooklyn to be present.
Francis Lott, who died yesterday at his home It
Hollis was a prosperous farmer. and for
eral years Excise Commissioner OF the town Of
Jamaica. He was vestryman OF Grace Church,
jamaica. He leaves two daughters-Mrs Ely and
Mrs. Ketcham, both Of Hollis His funeral viii
take place on Sunday at Grace Churcn. this village
He was seventy-hve years old.