New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19

Nfrs William r Bones who lives in Central-ave.,
Tompkinsville has offered 70 contribute $500 to
the Woman's Auxiliary Association or the SHllth
Infrmary for the erection of nurses building at
the hospital and the offer has been accepted
Four open for the Midland Line have ar
rived and sixteen more In transit from st.
Louis.
Sir Roderick Cameron and J. Harry Alexander
have each offered special prize Of s25 for an open
event at the horse show.
Tho Cricket club has inaugurated an innovation
in the entertainment OF n number of the members
of the Ladies' club on Friday evenings. At tho
reception on Friday evening were Mrs. kennon
Jewett Mr. ami Mrs willard S. Brown Mr. and
Mrs. j b. Alexander. Charles Barton. Mr.. and
Mrs r. St George Walker Mrs. Arson l.. Carroll.
Mr. ana Mrs Stephen Brown and Theodore Greppo.
A number of the residents of Clifton attended
the reception OF the Clifton Ladies' Tennis club
yesterday afternoon Mrs H. f. Clark was tho
The Staten Island Turn Nerein Wheelmen VIII
have run to-day to Tottenville and the Freshkill
bridge. The wheenen Of the Central Turn Nerein,
of New York. VIII be their guests Du,a..ou -
parted yesterday for Delaware Water Gap. with his
family. for vacation. ,
Ehward ESwson Of Port fdr F be started
Since the opening of the new ferry TO Elizabeth
travelling salcswagons. which offer every kind OF
goods for sale. In MAN. instances the men sell be
9w cost 5 rather na a hs ns stun such 'af ha wf
local merchants have felt severe constructor OF
The changes worked by time in the methods and
ley route to Richmond. which has just been com
plcted. Fifty years ago CYRUS beden drove stage
at Clifton The fare by the stage was - cents and
the ferry fare to NewYprk cents 10 adati0na
for > cents: while the ferry costs 10 cents.
to T Ike Rho %@' for 0a went
Workmcn who were excavating for the county
roads in Richmond on Friday dug up a quantity OF
ReyO
OF the time Of George II and George III and mus
supposed to be the property Of british soldiers who
were encampod in the neighborhood In 1'!6 Thc
relics will be given to the Natural Science Associa
William F II; Luccn; a trustee of the Concord sHg
Concord. on THURSDAY aged f9rty-four years re
Forcsters. and of Benjamin Brown Lodge. A O.
DR. t j. Thompson of Clifton. sailed for Europe
The picnic of the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception Ct Stapleton, will be held at Silver
John " i.sk ana Edgar Hicks s,ats sane .S and
s5n and Charles S olsen Of Gords or stealing
oysters from the beds OF Andrew ana Matthew he
from was seized and will under the new law. be
sold at auction. This is the first arrest under this
staten Island Yacht club. in place of George W.
The staten Island Internal Revenue district has
been consolidated with that OF Brooklyn in the In
The contract Tor the construction OF the Thomas
Syndicate trolley In Richmond-ave.. Port Rich
mond. has been awarded to Brown & QUEEN. and
work will ha begun in few days.
Tn. tennis tcurn inert OF the ladies' club opened
on "Wednesday. and some exciting sport had.
The mixed doubles first scheduled AMI re-
sulted I'm the following scores: Miss KObbe AMI Mr..
ROvl beat Mss EiWarls and Mr.. Robinson C.
e. Mr. Ogilby and Miss CONN beat Miss Robin
SON and Mr. Walker. 80 s.. 6-4 on Thursday
the contests resulted follows: Miss Coffin and
MIR Ogilby beat Miss Taylor and Mr. Carrere.
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4 special meeting Of tho Roseblnk public school
VIII be held on the 23d INST. 70 consider the matter
Of charging the school, building. The school is
growing rapidly that ii does not accommodate
the district pupils.
nnnd Union Free school estimates that the sum
Of SIS $50 o. will be necessary 70 carry on the school
during the fiscal year.
George DALEY, resident Of Stapleton fell from a
trolley car on Bays. yesterday afternoon and
severely injured about the head He sent
home.