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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-18

to MIN. Turner said that the gen
tleman from Arkansas should
be allowed to take care of
himself. 1t is said, with what
truth do not know, that this
made Crisp angry and that he
said to Turner he Crisp was
able to take care of himself,
here or anywhere else. If any
thing of this kind did occur it
was a play and the words
uttered did not reach the gal
leries aud are therefore based
on the report of congressman
around where The speakers were.
1t is said, moreover, by the
congressman, that when Turner
had finished his speech he call
ed Crisp from his seat and ask
ed him if he meant any offense
by his remark, and that Crisp
said that he did not, and this
closed the incident.
Just about this time there
was some excitement occasion
ed in the galleries by the APP.
pearance of Howard of Alaba
ma, who came in looking as if
he had something very badly
the matter with him. He was
laid out on a divan, and after
he had been there a few min
utes congressman SHE'D around
him, looking at him and smil
ing very broadly. He is the
man who wrote "If Christ Came
to Congress-" He had not been
on the sofa or divan but short
time until lie was taken out oil
the chamber and sent home by
some of his friends. When the
vote on the silver substitute
came on one of his colleague:
arose and said that Howard was
absent because he was sick
and that if he were present ht
, would vote for silver. Howard
has had the ostracism to
, great extent of the members
ever since he came here.
The anti-silver men say tina
; this about settles the silye
question. They confess that i
will rear its head for some tim
t to come, but that all its move
, ments will be those of a dyin:
a thing. They say that the demo
2 cratic party has developed al
e the silver strength that is 10 i
= for silver, and that this al
!, along has amounted to nothing
unless a republican strength
s could be developed to help it
The vote in The house show
e that there Is really no silve
E strength in the republican par
a ty outside of the silver state
and that this being the case tn
+ silver men must despair.
q The Mckinley republican
declare that the result of til
n vote today in the house is
g great thing for their man. The,
f say that silver is dead as far a
p their party is concerned, AM
/ that now the fight must be OF
$ the tariff. To make. the fight
tariff one, they assert. is t.
2 make Mckinley the andar'
: Observation-Disclosures News.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
GARDEN CITY.

The guests at the hotel have remained quiet this
week and no special festivities are announced for
the near future. number OF people from the
Edgemere. at ArVerne have visited their friends
here. and enjoyed an occasional afternoon tea with
them. The absence of the aggravaing mosquito
makes life enjoyable Among those stopping at the
hotel are Mr and Mrs 6 w Bonsa Mrs Daniel
Lord Miss r. Lyon Mrs {. Harper. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. Ogden. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin II Weather
by, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Sherman and their family,
Mrs. Borland. Henry Brock, Thomas Childrew, Cap
tain II. Barosen Turner J. Mcfarland. r. NJ Rey-
nolds. Frederick Trumphan : r. Ramsey Mr.
ana Mrs. 4. L. Ramsey. a. r. Parsons and O. W.
Surfs. Of New York city Mr.. and Mrs S. :. Arnold
and + VI. Smith. of BROOKLYN the Rev and Mrs.
y. - Matran and Master Samuel Matran and Mrs
Bryne, of Chicago. H. T. Wood. of Boston: Miss
F. Y. p Pierson, Of Wyoming: y: J.: Mr. and Mrs
stephen Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Master. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles s West Mrs Saunders and +. F.
Kent OF Merrick. William Hess of Far Rockawav:
Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Ladcnberg. Miss Citizens. b. C.
Munfort q. w. QuackenbOss and II. y. Weed. Of
Lawrence Miss c. Q. Donohue Miss Lillian Wealth
erby, Miss WhitcOmb. T.. Jefferson and Il. Manning
Of Edgemere; Mr. and Mrs $. Hubbard. Mr.. and
Mrs IT, Bcbe". M. and Mrs. X T. Nidandc
y. Floyd jr.. and J. r. Sheppard, OF Garden city
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
REAL ESTATE.

" was the general opinion yesterday in real es-
tate Offices that all the buyers had gone down the
bay or over 10 York TO welcome Ii Hung
Chang. The only thing OF importance was the re-
turn Of Leonard Moody. the Court-st broker. from
Maine. by way Of Saratoga. He was enthusiastic
sbout the State ticket. and said that the old Pine
Tree State would lead the Mckinley column this
taH with big Republican majority He insists that
Kings County viii be found in the Republican pro-
ressiOn. also
Permits for the following new buildings were
Flgned yesterday by Commissioner Bush:
Eighty thirdst side 22o feet south Of Eleventh
hhnsle roof for family. 5000 ?. j. Jewett.
Schenck-ave Yves, side 20 feet north OF Blake one
{"ory ffans house 2l6X4l, tin roof. for families.
eos; s25"' Gahan. owner
ocsdn-ate side go fee; south Of Avenue +.
t"osry AMI aiic frame house 3OGx5S shnge roof for
pne family $4,000 H. Million kennedy owner.
Southwest corner Of Hamburg-ave. and Himrod-
shrse-sioy brick house. 81 OX5. store and
tTo families. cost $4,000 A. T. Wacker. owner.
The important recorded transfers were
s. Marx 1924 4 y Utica ave. l7.7x
l21.9. Caspar LucSe and Mary Ann Schach,er 70
josepnine OppensGer morsege 81 81 600
25nlOs3. Louis Meyer. New YORK. 70 Marie Wind
Car.ton-s' now ave s. 2s73 Il OF Park-st
on o,t map. 25xiOO. Xsveria lleb 70 Thomas Ideb.
81. 1892 mortgage 5000 .................... s5O0
front NJ pa SlO Il - Bridgest. 25x
100. James Clark 70 Eiiz 7 Sterling. s...,...... 1000
g 2f0 Z. r q Niiloughby-st 2Jx
l076. h&l. Emil zimmerman 10 American
soc.e'y for Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals,
EiIledge SOuSt lO.Vb
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
FREEPORT.

Good Tidngs Day Will be observed at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow. An interesting
programme. consisting of responsive readings. ad
dresses sorgs and reciiations. has been arranged
and the Sunday school children will have prom
trent part.
At a special meeting Of the Fire Department II
was voted to attend the Amityville Tournament on
September :. Another meeting to perfect arrange
ments will be held tonight
Mrs John r. Powers and her children will start
on Tuesday for Clifford Centre y. y where they
will spend several weeks.
Miss MadGe Hemmlng. of New. ork 'ltN, Is i
guest OF Mrs r Robbins
The Freeport House. tn. largest hotel in this
village. opened on Monday 10y Thomas a
Smith former AssemblymaE
on Sunday the Presbyterian Church was opened
for service for the time since the alterations,
were started The church Is more inviting and
Commodous a large addition permitting or greater
seating capacity owing 10 the illness of the k'r.
Or. Ketcham. no dedicatory services were hed last
Sunday
Next Wednesday evening the women Of the
Church OF the Transformation viii hold lawn
party al Rowland H. Mayland.s home.
Stephen Hcbbard Of Illinois, Is visiting ms SISTER
Mrs Wesley Pea',aE. 49,
Mira VI. l.. Reitmeyer and her daughter. Of 10 9ie
Bcdford-aye, Brooklyn, are guests OF Mrs pa'id
Miller.
village officers Wednesday evening: President
W arn c. Miller: trustee RaynOr r Smith: treas
urer William f.. Golden; collector. Henry T.. Rider
The election will be held on September j. ,,.,,..
The knocka bout Club. consisting oi Roy Wallace.
Dimon Smith. Walter Bond and Frank NeNaht.
returned this week from a two months camping
trip in Maine Canada and New Hampshire.
sisted by louis Pabst vionist, viii give concert
in tho Presbyterian Church on "Wednesday evening
September 6 ,
Thomas W Lucas is building a cottage m Main
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
GLEN COVE.

\ reception and dance given to the members
of the Hampstead iiarbor Yacht club and num-
ber OF invited guests at the clubhouse on Saturday
evening.
+. r. Ladew. Of New York. has one Of the pret-
test country seats on Long Island. His gardens
and conserVat tories are beautiful and he Is also in
tercsted in raising prize live stock. His exhibits at
the county far. both of stock fruits and vegetables
always capture share of the prizes This year
Mrs. Ladew will exhibit her tandem team. which Is
said TO be the finest In this part of the country.
The Glen Cove public school Will open Sep
tember with a large and efficient corps of In
structors. The heating system which has proved
so unsatisfactory has been condemned. and Will be
taken out and new and improved style substituted
before the cold weather sets in.
The Odd Fellows OF Glen Cove are hospita bic
lot Of people. They like TO so visiting and are
equally fond Of entertaining company Having
lively recollections OF an enjoyable fraternai visit
to Olive Leaf Lodge OF Brooklyn. they spread
the "Olive Leaves visited Glen Cove saturday
last. 4 pleasant evening the result and the
Glen Cove people added considerably tn ereby to
their reputation for frechandcd hospitality.
The Glen Cove Wheelmon helping TO make
things lively these days. on Tuesday evening they
had a MineOla and return. making good
time. in spite Of poor roads This afternoon road
will be given under their auspices. Tne route
il TO Huntington and return and the race is open
to all whcelmen living In the town of oyster bay
The prizes will be "a go and a silver medal The
committee IN charge is X. Frank Bovine Dr. j. -.
SayTe and T.. j. Skinner, jr.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
AT TIE EASTERN END.

Charles Bishop. an old resident Of southampton.
died on Friday August p, seyenty-eight years Old.
Mr. Bishop Is the last but one Of Il family of nine.
4 sister survives him.
Among those who attended Miss Iindley's lecture
on bicvcing last week in Southampton were Mrs.
Charles Miller. Mrs Henry Barnes. Mrs Louis
Murdock Mrs Edward Humphreys. Mrs. Metcalf
Thomas and Miss Duane.
This seems to be- the time for fairs in South
amptor The Roman Catholic fair continues
through this week. one is in progress In Shine
cock and one has been held in Water Mills. The
Epworth League will hold one next week. on
"Wednesday another was held at the iioyhocks.
Mrs Peabody's cottage. In aid Of SICK babies and
the Fresh Air Fund.
several southampton women enjoyed picnic at
Roses Grove on Friday Among those present
weTe Mrs IT, II Post. Mrs Edward White. Mrs
Georgc Post. Mrs. Henry E9rdhsm. Mrs. Living
ston Bowden, Mrs {. Il E;dwarIs Mrs Charles
Mis-, Jeanette Iialsey. Miss Abbic Iialsey. Miss
Charlotte Post Miss Alberta Post. Misses Gertrude
and Mintu IIallock. ,,
The engagement of Wills corwin and Miss Ade-
laide Terry OF southampton, i announced
The new Union Chapel OF Water Mills is com
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
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: LONG ISLAND NEWS !
LONG ISLAND CITY.

CREDITORS TRYING TO SECURE THE CITY's SHARE
OF EXCISE FUNDS
The numerous creditors Of Long Island City are
anXiousy awaiting a favorable decision from Justice
Goodrich in order that they may secure $4,000 which
came TO the city its share OF the quor-tax fund
ana which Is all the cash the city has in its treasury
applicable to the payment Of expenses not included in
the budget. Treasurer Knapp is determined that the
money shall not be seized by the creditors but shall
be applied to the payment of the principal and in
tefest on city bonds. a few DAYS ago James Ken
nedy, who holds the title to the building occupied
a City Han and of which Mayor Gleason is said to
DE me real owner. applied 70 Justice Goodrich for a
VIII OF mandamus 10 compel the Trea Surer 10 paw 10
MN nm 5000 on Judgment for unpaid rent Afterward
Senedy ~ o consented TO reduce the judgment by
S-,VVV agreeing 10 take off one months rent and to
assume payment of $3.50 for which the local gas
n Eonpaiy u nad obtained judgment against the city
Nhapp Stiil refused TO pay kennedys claim, although
Mayor Gleason drew his warrant for it. and yester-
Gay hennedy again applied TO Justice Goodrich for
men out of the Sinking Fund '''
Nennedys LAWYER said the city had received $500
as its snare or The Raines law fund which into
ne sinking Fund under the charter. W J. Foster
81 COO % YER tSr the Treasurer said there only
pay pay me Judgment on the Mayors warrant because
authorizing It to be issued The creditors OF the city
naG oeen putting their claims in the shape OF judg
nrSnt mSn,s Win the expectation that the Court would
order their payment out OF the liquor-isx fund.
Justice Goodrich took the papers
me school Commissioners have completed their
examination of candidates for PRINCIPALS ard teach.
e's in the schools for the coming year. on Thurs
day night meeting of the Commissioners was held
IN the City Hall. at which the announcement OF
seven principals was made They have not vet
Deeh assigned 10 their schools but those appointed
are Edward Pagan. at salary OF s. OpO and the
i9uoWing at 81 500 each. George f. Atwood. John
Melville, Z. F.. Demarest. +. II. McGane Kate Nc
Williams and J. f. Quigey Sixy-one teachers were
also appointed. and li0 more Will be named on Mon
day evening next.
The proprieors of Raines law hotels IN Long ISL
ana CITY We're Yesterday visited by Special Excise
inspector Hibbard. OF Elmird. who showed them
letter from the Attorney General. In the letter il
was stated that sandwich did constitute "A
meal. and that regular meal would have to he
served with drinks on Sunday and after midnight
every night. The letter also stated that the
must be bona Nde guests of the hotels before they
can get drinks with their meals Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
poRr JEFFERSON AND sETAUKET.

The Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday
schools united in successful outing 70 Glen Island
las, Tuesday The steamer Myndert Starin was
chartered for the occasion. and. starting from Port
jefferson early in the morning. she took great
load Of people to the popular resort and returned in
the evening.
Christian Science services are belhs heiu every
Sunday morning at Athena Han.
rhts season is reported being one OF the busiest
for builders in and around Port jefferson for many
years Large firms have all they can do to fiji or
ders The side OF prosperity evidently turned low
ord the north shore of Long Island
The fair and festival Of the St James roman
catholic church. Of Setauket. was held "Wednesday
evening on the grounds Of MIR Ningut. root rae
ard an interesting athletic programme We're cdrilrd
a., in tbn afternoon. Miss Fallon won the 100
Yard dash for girls. and Samuel Ritch won a sml-
isr race for boys IN the evening the grounds were
,brnnced with one Of the largest gatherings ever
snen IL, This village The object OF the fair was 10
roise $500 toward the debt Of the church. ana
nearly The whole amount was realized
The Rev. Dr. William H. lAtell pastor OF me
Eeihichem. y. H., with his family for vacation.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
HEAiPSTEAD.

ON Sunday evening "A union temperance meeting
will be held in the Methodist Episcopal 'hufch' the
Rev William Steele OF Brooklyn. oiiclatins
Mr. and Mrs d. K Sprague. Of Brooklyn are
guests of Mrs A. Matthews.
The Cuban Giants will play the local baseball cluD
this afternoon at Hampstead Park. Manager baid-
win Will put a strong team IN the field against ths
colored club.
Ida Louise the infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Iohn Broad Of Port Even y. y, was buried mere
ON Monday Mrs Broad is daughter OF Ms
christopher Snedeker
4 lawn fair was held on the grounds Of St.
c,orge's rectory on Wednesday afternoon and even
t,r by St Agatha's Guild. large number Of
people attended -.,
habv show will be held by the society peopi"
.arv next month Prizes viii be given to the pr"t-
tiesi and TO the homeest babies.
81 George's Church September from 10 I
D. IN - -. 49,. .o.,uoro4
10 Scntembef l6 and r. The dates originally selected
were Septemb, n and TO-
STUART HYDE Is visiting In the Catskllls
Martin V Wood Is spending the week IN saratoga
He was one Of the delegates from Queens County
IN the Republican S,ate Convention.
Dr Jacob ROsenthal. OF Chicago. brother OF Dr.
A ID Rosenthsl OF this village. died on Monday at
his home IN the Western city.
Burr Parsons. who has been spending several
weeks in the Cafskills returned home on Monday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF Justice
j. Maynard Is. sam Of Queens ana Miss Lima
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
T A NJ AR
! N D ! E N
Grill LON

pleted inside and ready for the furniture The
women Interested held fair last Tuesday after
noon and evening. Among those who had charge
Of the tables were Mrs Frank Halsey Mrs Wlsm
FOFter. Mrs II. IlallOck, Mrs Charles Rose Mrs
Bernklow. Mrs. I.e fcvre. Miss Nellie Halsey Miss
Emma Burns and Miss Florence Corwith.
The annual entertainment Of the Hamilton Tennis
club OF Bridge hampton held Friday evening
farce by John kendrick Bangs ana a comedietta
were performed.
The League Of American Wheelmen expects 10
erect gudebOards on the roads OF Long Island 10
direct bicyclists their progress from one village
To another. There viii be sixty-four In Queens
County and seventy five In Suffolk.
The Rev Samuel Whaey. OF Riverhead. who mas
been suffering from paraytc stroke, Is recover
ing -
The young girls OF Patchogue from ten 10 TOUR
teen years old have organized a bicycle clib
The popularity Of Roses Grove was wei altssten
on a recent occasion when there were three picnic
parties from Southampton, sailing party from
Jamesport and several fishermen tnefe .
The American order Of United Mechanics heid q
plcnIc Al Nilsson Brook on Thursday last,
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
AAIITYNILLE.

The fair and festival given by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the South Church netted the sum OF S2J.
which will be used for charitable purposes
Townsend Wright. the new postmaster Is ex-
pected 10 take charge Of the office on September !.
The annual beach party Of the Ladies Aid Soci-
etv Of the South Church was held on Thursday at
IIemlock Beach. Several large yachts left Rob
bins wharf ~ o'clock.
The Rev Nj Thurston. Of The North Church, and
his family are In the Catsks where they Will re-
main until Saturday Of next week
pr ,fcssor Schmidt'3 band has been engaged 10
plav on tourua ment day, September 4 Il Is eN-
nected that 1909 nrcmcn will parade on that day.
4 sale and entertainment for the beneht of the
Grace Church Guild OF Massapcgua, was held ON
Thursday The sale opened at D. IN, ana the
entertainment a. and at s.l5 p m -
Among the summer visitors here are MIS- III
lam Clark and Miss Iaf OF Brooklyn.
The public school Will open on september ].
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.

train Of thirteen carloads of people attended tic
excursion 10 Sag iIarbor and Montauk on Tuesday.
\ number took sail across the bay 10 Shelter ISL
and and Grcenport
Adoph Botham is building handsome dwelling
in Village-aye. adjoining Athenaeum Hall
Miss PhcLe Combs has begun the erection OF a
cottage in the fashionable part Of the village RIVER
side Park.
sidney 5 Smith. business manager Of The South
Side Observer" H. spending the week az Saratoga.
a delegate of Oceanside Lodge. to the annual se'-
sion OF the l. O. g. T.
The grading OF Villaco-ave which was begun on
Monday has materially improved the appearance
of that thoroughfaTe. The sidewalks haN" also
been lowered 10 conform to the grade and many
new walks laid
Commissioner Robert Wright. who was delegate
10 the Republican State convention at S.latosa,
reached home on Wednesday
MIR and Mrs Wright Pcarsall are spending few
weeks al Asbury Park y. j.
The fair OF ST Agncss church. being held this
week is attracting many people. II Is "Np"ci",
that the drawing for the high grade bicycle VIII
hiring a large number 10 the far this "Nenln-
Dancing has been "A pleasant feature Of the even
ings The receipts have thus far reached several
hundred dollars
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
EAST ROCKAWA%

The cottage residents and guests at the Carman
House and smaller hotels and boarding houses pro-
long their season to get taste Of the genuine
Rockaway oysters fresh from their beds In some
respects the East Rockaway summer boarder and
the oyster are alike Both spend their summer here
and go away in the fall. The oyster Is brought
here 10 grow and fattrn I'm the waters OF the Bay.
while "A similar effect il produced upon the younger
bnarlcr bV fh" ocean air and Bay food. oysters
are already being served at the notels and board
ing-holses aud being marketed TO "A limited
extent.
\ ncw form Of amusement IS moonlight party
to Long Beach The guests at the Carman House
took a lunch and material for ciambakc TO the
beach and spent Tuesday afternoon and evening
tlt.It
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
NOTHING KNOWN ABOUT THIS BOY.

Louis Esposedo. an Italian boy. eight years old.
was before Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue
Police Court yesterday. for vaFrancy. and COM
rrit,ed into custody OF the Children's Society
until Agent Never is able to find out 10 whom he be-
longs and where he came from. He was found
a. Midnight Thursday ngn; asleep in the door
way Of al unGertaker's shop. AZ Hope-st. and
Cnion-ave A policeman took him TO the Bedford
ave station. where the boy refused to answer any
questions Finally he gave his name. and an hour
ef,erward said he lived at No "a Sacke,t-st. lie
was not known there and gave another fictitious
address. When he was aTralgned in court he said
that he was formerly inmate OF a Catholic home.
but couldn't remember the name. lie declined 10
say anything further l. is thought that he es-
capped from some homo.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-29
BEIIAfORF. y.

Joseph II Winters. clerk OF the County Court,
BROOKLYN Is al the Bellmore House.
The Rev f. French is AZ Saratoga. attending
the annual secession Of the l. .. G. y
Mrs Mary Dean died ON Monday, seventy-hNe
wears old The funeral was held on Wednesday,
the burial being in Greenfield Cemetery, Hampstead
benjamin Carman was taken to Seney hoSpllal J.
BROOKLYN on TUESDAY. suffering from appcndlcltl9.
An operation Will he necessary to save ms me,
The Kings Daughters have taken charge "l the
services at the Presbyterian Church during ID" term
intervening the appointment of q pastor.
The Rev. .. l.. Johnson. OF 81 fdul - h"I'il
Brooklyn. will preach in the M'thohlsi flls'oph
Church Sunday morning and evening.