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New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
4 FIGHT WITH 4 CONTC ENDING.
THE O'REAGAN TPHOLDS HIS COUNTRY
AGAINST a DUTCHMAN IN
MURPHY PARK

James O'Reagan is indignant. He wants justlnca-
ton. and he threatens revenge. He is absolutely
unable 10 realize understand why one OF the de-
scendants Of the old Irish princes who helped St.
Patrick 10 drive the snakes OF Ireland. and
Brian Boru the Mighty To defeat the Danes
should be pummelled by Dutchman. bufTeted by
tramps. cracked the head by an everyday
policeman. arrested. locked up. arraigned in
police court and fined.
All OF these caamities befel THE" O'Reagan at
dusk Friday evening in Murphy Park a small
shady. grass plotted square OF ground near Police
Headquarters with circle OF benches I'm the
centre surrounding n flagstaff which for
merly the boom Of the yacht Defender before Il
was broken off by Lord Dunraven's erratic Val
kyrie in the last great international yacht race. in
1895. The boom presented to st. Marys Hos
pital by Oliver Iseln and his wife. Miss Laura
Mclaughlin. daughter Of Hugh Mclaughlin. the
Democratic leader. and committee OF young
women auctioned II of at a bazaar on the hos
pltal grounds. The men to whom 1t was awarded
presented 1t to the old city OF Brooklyn. and 1t was
set up "A flagstaff in Murphy Park.
THE" O'Rcagan, as he gently slumbered on
bench among the vagrants the homeless and help
less, thought nothing Of all these things. He was
dreaming of the days when his giant ancestors
built the Giants Causeway from Ireland TO Scot
land and used the basaltic pillars as stepping
stones across the way.
While THE" OReagan was dreaming Thomas l."
Leiard. forty years old. a full hedged Dutchman
slightly under the weather. entered the PARK ana
took seat beside the Irshman. Leiard wanted
company and advice. He decided to have both at
once, and struck THE" OReagan mighty thump
| on the back. The Irishman woke mp with start.
"Vat It is alretty?" said the Dutchman.
O'Reagan. genial enough when sober. but Ike a
clothesline hung with Kilkenny cats when drunk
smiled and said:
"Begorra me man. ye've got n phist.'
''Vot II IS / say?" repeated Leiard
| II wuz draining" said The" OReagan ''uv me
| kngly anchestors.
81 say vot II is? vas homeless. | want one
| home Vot you dink? Vill get in troubles und
| break de law"
Faith man. II you made shlape and break the
law ven get "A shlape. In Ireland when we do Ut
be St Patrick and all the saints and sinners. we get
| too long a shlape.'
"Und you dink will get arrested II viii break
| the law?"
''Be the baird Of Brian Boru, yss. " yQp pape
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
RB1DGE .JUupER WHO DIDN'T LEAP
GEORGE w DAWSON MAKES PRETENCE
OF INITIATING HAUSERS FEAT.

No sooner had George w. Dawson. twenty-five
wears old Of No 5j6 McDonough-st. heard OF ffau-
ser's lean from the Bridge. than he decided 10
make pretence at least. Of doing the same 'hihB
He crossed the Brooklyn terminal or the brldBe
shortly before noon and walked along elsur''!
toward Manhattan. Suddenly. with the agility "i
a monkey he climbed up the string piece 'edups
from the promenade 10 the roadway TOOK o" h'S
hat coat waistcoat. collar and tie threw mem
into the roadway waved his arms over his head
and then stood stock still -, -, ,,., ,,,r,od
Detective Bernard c. Smith. who had Just turiId
IN from park Row saw Dawson. and, dvinlng MS
purpose Informed Superintendent John Hlualmes,
of the Manhattan end Of the Brldge OF "Hat W.
going on The latter az once feI"Ihoitu 10 nIIubS
Policeman Edward Harldns. HarKhs cllihneeu e
down into the roadway and saw lawson on " ~
string niece Meantime Patrolman fatfl'k n
Bradley who riding in UoiIey car on IN IN
Bridge had also seen Dawson ana ne JuinPtut m oIi
the car TO assist Harkins. Dawson sa" theih
coming lowered himself from the string piece 10
the promenade, and ran back toward BROOKLYN
The policemen after long cnasc' caught MN az
he running into the arms Oh a'ot"ei P'''O'
man near the Brooklyn tower -, ,, ~,
ley. ,, Douson
''NVhat for?" asked Bradley.
Just for fun" was the indinerent reply. ,
Dawson was locked up in the Fuiton-st. ponce
station He was charged with dsorderly conduct
Charles Dawson a commercial traveller and
brother of the would be Bridge jumper, sald tnat
George was not always responsible Tor MS WORDS
actions
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pastor OF the latter church. has accepted a Gu"
TO Grace Church in Utica, n. Y. the resishA-
ton of Dr. Jones will take effect on OCTOBER H.
when Mr. Bellihger will go TO Utica Dr. Jones
is one of the ablest ministers in the protestant
Episcopal denomination in Brooklyn and is one
OF its best preachers HIS executive ability mas
,reouently been commended by Bishop Little
tohn. who holds him In high esteem
DR.. Jones's first pastoral work was done IN ths
old mission OF st. Timothy eleven years ago
Since then 1t has become an Independents
church. Subsequently he was called 10 81
Thomass church There by his zeal and ear
nestness. he Increased the number OF communi-
cants to more than seven hundred whne tne
last report states that there were eignt huhoreo
children attending the Sunday school In the
church year which ended short time ago
So 900 were raised. DR.. Jones has always texen
great interest in the work OF the Brothernood
Of St Andrew. He is in frequent demand - Q
speaker at conferences and conventions
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Conterno's Band will give the following selec-
.I... L..
NAYS NOSE BITTEN N A EIGHT.

uarIev rayntor. Of No lj4 Skman-ave.' Long
Island civ is under arrest at Flushing, Long lsi
ard charged with disfguring Frank Martin. OF
No 27g Jama!ca-ayc. Flushing. last wednesday
20, came 10 his fathers assistance Tayntor
r. is charged had a portion of the senior Martin
rosa In his mouth. The young man alleges INA
~ bod to pry Tayntor's Jaws apart TO rescue ms
parent When Tayntor was aTr@igned I y, sne
WaTtn said that he was sitting on the stoop OF ms
house in Flushing "Wednesday night when e Iayh aybt
Tor ksuIted him Martin resented IL, ana hgn.
foiIowed The men fell to the ground, roiling ana
kicking and hnaly Martin says Iayntor ias M t
he injured mans son arrived Young Martin called
for assistance and 1t took several men 10 mou c n,ce
station He Is an engineer In Pumping Stauoh No
! Long Island city. He was held TOT 'ria'
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
WILLIAM II. SMITH IN JAIL.
REAL ESTATE MAN UNABLE IL + ONNi'i
BAIL ON CHARGES OF FORGERY
AND GRAND LARCENY.

,,.,,,or n Smith formerly a member of the real
estate firm OF BulkIey Horton & Co.. at NO. VI"
Nvrtle-ave.. was arraigned in the Myrtie-aVe.
police Court Yesterday. Mr. Bulkley. member OF
the firm made three charges against 'he prisoner
one was for forgery In the third degree anu the
other two were for grand larceny smith pieaueu
not guilty. He was held in bail on the Forgery
charge In $500. and in 5000 on each OF the otner
charges In default OF bail he was sent 10 JAIL Inc
hearing was set dow Cor August 10
Mr. Buckley alleged that between March ana
December 81 1896 Smith while a partner in the
raal estate Arm collected STA - In rents from
seventv-two tenants and unlawfuly converted the
money 10 his own use Mr.. Bulkley further al
legged that the prisoner TO cover up MS a'ieeeu
neculations had made false entries IN the oooks oi
the firm and had omitted 10 enter IN the cash pooh
the amounts collected in rentals put hau entered
them as n debit to the firm in the ledger which
the firm had paid true obligation 10 the prop
ortv owners 10 whom the rent collections were oue
and for whom the firm had acted as agents
Tho head Of the firm alleged regarding the grand
,arcanv charges that when Smith was employed as
collector and bookkeeper he had coHected on Aprh
4 lsl5 from a Mr. Denies, OF NO ooV'e Myr'ie-
aye $40 in rent had failed TO enter the sum IN the
hooks and had put It in his own pocket MT.
Bukley makes similar S9mpEIaian rank !" Of No sss
Matn f,nvee1te-aye According to Mr.. Bukey, expert
accountants showed that Smth ttb as compeIled 70
leave the firm The other members dd not WISH 10
prosecute him provided he carried out MS promise
10 Tepay M dnt lit do so said Mr. Bulley and
decided make charges against him tnousnt sr ne ne
neared m@n T 70 have any vices He didn't smoke nor
chew drink and bsn 10 his
ties. I confess that was paralyzed with amaze
ment and regret. l., ~, -. ~,
40 East Eighth-st kensingtoh
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS OUTING.

The members of the Kings County Republican
Club of No. 66s Macon-st.. will hold their third an
nual excursion Wednesday. August 9. at Rari-
tan Beach Grove The steamer colchester will
leave South Frfth-st. at $50 o'clock In the morn
ing This club is one OF the most progressive In
the Twenty y-ffth Ward. and can always be de-
pended upon to take aggressive part In a po-
litcal campaign. whether II be local. State or
National. Naval officer Robert A. Sharkey Is
chairman OF the Committee of Arrangements The
other members OF this committee are Assembly
man Edward c. Brennan, Frederick 7. Shipman
Martin b. Klopp, Charles G. Weber. Gustavus u.
Weber. Richard NJ. Bennett. Samuel b DunlaR,
William B. HULL Henry Jones and Thomas n
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
HORSE KILLED AND MAN THROWN OU'

Patrick Mangan. OF No 4Ol Twentieth-st. had
an exciting experience at o'clock yesterday morn
ing while driving a horse and buggy through Fiji
feminist near Fourth-ave. Trolley car No. q. OF
the Ffteenth-st. line, smashed into his conveyance;
killed the horse wrecked the buggy and dragged
Mr. Mangan along on the fender for distance OF
seventy-hve feet. When he was picked up he was
badlv dazed but was practically unnjured. The
horse was valued at sl25 and the buggy at So
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How viii I do it?" asked the Dutchman.
Faith. mon. how kin I tell ye?' said the irish
man. r,...o.,r o.s ,.,.b
O'Reagan two heavy blows in the face. ..o,..
The blood = the h H. N9ss apf S IA ameG 5eG Fdn
tenoy squared on and knocked down the Dutch
arJ irish around the nagstan The loungers and
vagrant1 formed a ring and cheered on 'he COM
Captain Reynolds. of the Central Bureau OF De
,ectives whose office overlooks the park. heard ne
n 0ght was on and sent Sergeant Murphy and De
tcctives Carroll and Murphy TO arrest tne Hsntei
When they arrived there the Dutchman haa ]3SttSSa S
the rrishrnan against the Flagstaff. Both OF Inc
men were winded. but sill eager Tor the ray; ne
officers ran through the crowd, dispersed II am
tricd to separate the fighters, i,o,,oohrc s,udont,
At that moment one OF the ioytoChnmC m t
who was playing handual IN the il"n tyI'is ~, - @ ;
Of that institute. which IL directly IT. the rear :.
the park. vau,ted the iense tha1 which had
from the park 10 get the haHdpttL' NJ, r.
beon struck over into the thick Of the hght ne
slrol'le.s fght sw,aier ana pair OF tights VIII n
reached To his knees. While he was scrambnng
i@t ,1,r, h' around the Gty Hall was told that a
brutal and bloody przcnEht was going on IN III
unfortlnatc 0'Reagan in his path. with MARI d
signs OF a tough ~crimm tge on ms ,dCtt., IL
EmP'3 rgg 3Ecasan iH ',c' roared Marcifu St Pathrck
,bey s.z this Is a free cOunthry! ,,,,. .. A.,
o,birtie rarb and decided that he was his quarry.
lie seized him by the shoulder ana hour'S""b "''
billy. saidt ,,.,.1 ,.,,, ecoundrel in
vour prize lighting costume Come along VIZ III '"o NO
The student tried IN vain TO explain me 20
ucanan would not listen to him Inc o detrc',.rS ~
,rh1 h,L overheard the conversation, Were CV J,I-
ww,,ised win laughter Detective Carroll nnalig
convinced the policeman that tnt yous i t, m ecramb
Poly" student The lat'er '"S' "' '' "
ling over the fence. ,., ..o ,aler N thr
"Th." OReagan and Leiard were uaA'" ~ '"'
'Phwatr' said the lrshman; Is NE '"'
mann v;r-c arraigned yesterday morning IN me ne
Adams-s police court eiari whP ys4 s9a a, No 81
1aS 1,s, 80 vas sent TO Raymond street JAN io'
ten days for assault and H int9Hic1tbonb sc tbo bar
ntn n rnarthvr said he; IAN irish martnyE.
"rwo dollars said the Magistrate. s "rbo"
"NarcifuI 81. Pathrick' exclalineu rames
O,t1aagan lie stated that his name was M JhiI,vs H
O.Reaean. and that he lived at No lo' NaSS"u7''
He paid his fine.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
LOWER TAX RATE FOR QUEENS.

According to Walter Foster OF the law firm OF
Foster & Foster OF No. 1872 Nassau-st.. Manhattan
who was in Long Island City yesterday. the tax
rate OF the Borough OF Queens will be materially
reduced.
Mr. Foster said: I'VE have been retained by
property owners representing assessed valuation
of more than s3 100000 and believe that through the
courts we will be able TO secure reduction on the
tax rate from az to 2Z, which will be considerably
lower than the tax rate In any Of the other 6or-
ovXhA"
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
EMPEROR WILLIAM OFFERS A CUP.
1T WILL BE A PRIZE IN THE NATIONAL
sAENGERFEsT IN BROOKLYN

SAENGERFEST IN BROOkL1N
President s X Saenger Of the United Singers Of
Rrooklyn an organization with three thousand
members. yesterday received a cable message from
Berlin saying that the German Emperor had di-
rected the Civil Minister to request the sculptors
OF Germany 10 submit designs TOT prize cup 10 oe
competed for by the singing societies taking part
IN tho National Sangerfest in Brooklyn In 1900
The officers of the society now trying TO induce
President Mckinley 20 give n prize ,,,
II is shout settled now that the RUE excludlhe
the hone citv's societies from competing TOT the
first rr1ze will be waived. In order that Brookiyn
eocieties may enter the contest for the Emperor 3
cup The matter was referred to the directors OF
tho Northeastern SanRerbund and by them re-
Snrred hack TO the local managers II has been
decided 10 make two particularly handsome lieder-
huchs one for President Mckinley and the other
II Is expected that three or four societies from
Germany will be present next year 10 take part In
tho exercises The German singing societies or
Rrookiyn are talking Of little else than the meet
next year
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Iineburg Richard VI Bennett will act as floor
manager and Charles O.. Weber as assistant moor
manager. 49,,
The officers OF the club are Gustavus c. Weber.
president: Richard Van Riper. vice-presdent'
Charles G. Weber treasurer; Thomas B LlneDute;
recording secretary and Louis i. Refs, financial
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
OBTTUA RY.
MRS. HARRIET F. A. SPHINX

Mrs Harriet Frances Armstrong Sphinx died yes
,erday at Quogue. Long Island (Westhampton
Beach where she was spending the summer. Mrs.
Snink was thlrty-three years old. and was the wife
Of Erwin Shepard SPHINX acting principal Of the
Academic Department OF the Polytechnic Institute
since the death Of DR.. Edward G.. Seymour. two
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
THE REV. j. CLARENCE JONES.
RECTOR OF ST THoMAs's CHURCH. BROOK

RECTOR OF ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH. BROOK
LYN. AND HIS SUCCESSFUL CAREER.
The Rev ]. Clarence Jones. rector OF st.
Thomass Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Bushwick- ave. and Cooper-st., resigned from his
pastorate on last Friday night at meeting OF
the vestrymen and wardens. in order TO accept
a call to ST. Mary's Church, at Classon anc
Willoughby aves. The Rev. W. W. Bellinger
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
AGED WouAy MISSING FROM MAsPETH

The police OF Long Island City have been asked
by John yelling. OF Maspeth-ave. ana astoria
ST. Maspeth, to assist him in search ioF Ms
aged mother who disappeared from MS nome yes
terday at 3 o'clock She Is seventy-nine years oio
and feeble When she left the house sne wore
black wrapper and no hat,
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Of the Brooklyn women present were Mrs: 2, AL n
Follmer Miss Insa Eggers. Miss May Q, Mea,ra.
Miss Estelle O'Meara. Miss Ethel Harding, MISS
Mathilde Harding. Mrs Tilman G. Benson; MIS-
Craig Reasoner Guerin and Mrs. o. f. Tauchert.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mrs. Margaret Thomas with her son. Alonzo A
Thomas, both Of Greene-ave.. and her daughter
Mrs William r. Todd. OF Morristown, y. j.. went
yesterday 10 High View, Sullivan County y. l.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

The Rev Allan McRosse. pastor Of the SANDS
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, has joined
his family at Shelter Island The Rev. DR. Dwight
A. Jordan former pastor OF the Sands street
Church and now OF the Greenpoint Tabernacle
with Mrs. Jordln will on August IA 10 MS
camp in the Adirondacks.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

George H. Plympton. Of South Elliott Place j,
visiting friends at Roslyn, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Quntard. Of Greene-ave
are now at Stamford, Conn
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Brooklynites who are visiting IN huno'"e,o,,'
Long Island. include Mrs Edward +. Randell.
who IS the guest Of Captain and Mrs Samuel
George; Mrs T. II. Thompson. staying with Mrs
William H. Thompson; Miss Grace Pierson' Mfs'
C. n Edwards Mrs. Thomas ENanS MIS-, d. !
Miss Alice White who is the guest OF Mrs l. .
Hirhie
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Dr. John McCorkle. Of No. iis Clinton-st. wen
or Friday to Cornwa-on- Hudson Tor a snort va
cation.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06
e,vn.v CONCERTS IN THE PARKS.
.,ooo.,r,rs To RE RENDERED BY THE THIR
TENTH REGIMENT AND CON
TERNo's BANDS
The 18th Regiment Band Will give the ioiio"'"s
.oarar,r,a this afternoon in Prospect Park:
WnHner

Grand march from "Tannhauser TtoIe
6verure 'The Merry Wives OF WINDSOR
tol AdaKio ''Oh How Kindly
d1 Andante Grazoso from sonata vi
~. - saioc,,on Germans Before Paris hohtsM
Fantasa ''Traumbuder' tby request)' 'iu'O'
overture Sounds from the sunny Soutn 30 ne witt
on the old Plantation: lntroducIion SVer f,,t fncie
Ned "Od Coon; dance, "liuckiehetry. r""o'
',sweet Uoecake." concluding with DIXIE ,,-o,,,
~, ~ yorks ~ Pnsutl. Arranged by Morelh
Cornet solo The chord tby requesV
'''"' '''' PLAYED BY s. Migrant ,..,,,
r,scrp,ive The Dying Poet
canrca heroiaue, Awakening OF the Lion '''''''i'
Etnaie onward Christian Soldiers. -, O ,,,oro,,
Arranged for military band by w. D. "ys'"'"
W s Migrant. conductor
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Miss Florence Duryea. OF Bensonhurst was a
guest at recent reception given FOR the Daughters
OF the American Revolution at Round Lake. y. y,
by Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Caryll of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr. and Mrs Charles c. Wilcox Of Sumner
ave. also left town Friday. going to Asoury
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mrs Rodney A. Ward has been the guest Oh
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Timothy l.. "oou-
ruff at their camp in the Adrondacks.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Dr. and Mrs c. 4. Brown, Miss Bessie brown
Mrs r. Brown and Mr. and Mrs {. Barber are Al
the Tanning House. New Suffolk. Long lsIaIld: M
With Colonel a. Bassford also OF brooh'!"' '"''
have made large catches OF fsh
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Dr. and Mrs. William l.. Armstrong arlNeu
home on Saturday week ago on the New o'n
They went directly to Lenox Mass "here oo''
Mrs Armstrong the elder and her da9shIer ea,s au
have cottages. During their stay abroad Dr ern,
strong was seriously i'll with typholu lever. ''"
which he IL now repidy recovering
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mrs T. H. Roberts, Of Flatbush, has gone 10
Strong. Ne. for the rest OF the season
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

DR.. Edward G. Ward. of the borough Board OF
Education and Mr. and Mrs. A. w Jenkins are
now al the Sinclair House. jefferson y. H., being
among the recent arrivals there.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr. and Mrs. John Arbuckle Of Clinton-ave, are
at the Lake Mohonk. Colonel and Mrs. George A
Price, OF Montgomery Place who have been stay
ing there. have gone to Otsego Lake. and in the
early autumn Will visit relatives in the West.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr. and Mrs Guido Reitzenstein. OF Carroi-S''
have gone to the Loon Lake House. Loon LAKE
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

/
Faith. mon. how kin | tell yeY said the lrisn-
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr. and Mrs Albert Gould Jennings, OF the
Heights are occupying the Ysnaga cottage al lux
edo n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Miss May Travis is the guest OF Mrs F. King Of
Richmond Hill.
Mrs. f. NJ Roberts. OF No 275 Van Buren-st, who
has a summer cottage at East Moriches Long
Island, gave progressive euchre party al the huIse
cottage recently at which the prize winners were
Mrs. NJ l.. Moore and Miss Louise Tower OF Brook-
lyn and L. Lewis and Walter Hall.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

c. D. Mallory and Durham Carhart are among
the recent arrivals at the Manhanset' SheN''
lei. I'D
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr. and Mrs Thomas II. Troy, Of Eighth-aNe''
went on Wednesday to the Hotel AmperSahu' III
the AdirondaCkS.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Brooklyn people at the Westkill House, "es'Kii.
N Y. are Miss Mabel King. Mr. and Mrs a. H.
Bell, Miss Bell. Captain and Mrs S f. Young MISS
Young Mrs John j. Campbell Mr. and Mrs {. f.
Nounguard Charles H. Leyard Miss Frances BrilI
Miss Florence Brill Charles C. Foster. J. w. Mac;
Iaren. B. w. MacLaren and Mr. ana M'S 0''"''
Brooks
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

A Jolly trolley party went from Grey!ocK man
1-ar Rockaway on Thursday evening 10 the Rh2de
rs,a,d Clambake at Wainwright and Remsen $
Hotel. Rockaway Beach. In the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Bird S Coler and their son, the Rev ana
Mrs Meiser. Mr. and Mrs Burger and family, Mrs
James Maxwell Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Clark MI
and Mrs Horace p. Clark, MT. ana Mrs' u. H.
TJtrr,cbs Harry Major F. Keator. Mrs and Miss
Hubet. Mr. and Mrs Richard MotJ saWseie eaeld rreh
Kea,,or M and Mrs George Hall and the Misses
Hall Frank ogivie, Mr. and Mrs Ira HuSGhns9n Mss S
kinson Nr and Mrs Hiram chapman and ihomas
ID Mosscrop superintendent Of the ReindeXlng de-
partment OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

shlape and have no place to go to shlape, break tn
eatd The" O'Redgan
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Henry c. MacKrell OF State-st., left town on Fri
day last going to Atlantic City, where he was
Joined by his sOn-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs II. O. Hornberger, of HaZelWOod-ave, Hazel
wood Pittsburg Penn. The latter were accom-
panied by their two children. All are at the Hotel
EsrnOnd Now YOri-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

John G. Jenkins. president Of the First National
Bank of Brooklyn, is greatly interested in the
Methodist Church at Sea Chn. Long Island. Last
Sunday was Jubilee Day. Mr. Jenkins and DR. Car
ter the pastor, made such successful appeals Tor
funds that the OF $1,000 was raised at the morn
ing service
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Brooklynites registered last week at the Long
Beach Hotel were Mr. and Mrs Isaac H. Cary. DIT
and Mrs S. Gfard Nelson, Alden S. Swan, Mrs
r. c. Ackerman. Howard S Knncn. Walter D.
Kniffen, Mrs. 5. A. Osborn. Valentine Snedeker
Mrs. II. A. Conklin. Miss Maude +. CoCheu. DR.. j.
$ Wright. Mr. and Mrs 4. G.. Whitehead, Mrs
NJ II. Welch and Master Gale FELTON,.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

There number OF well known broohIyhi'eS
at Fire Island Two OF the nine cottages adjoining
the Surf Hotel are occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Des-
mond Dunno and family and Senator Peter H. NC
Nuty and family. At the hotel are Mr. and Mrs
James Monett 4. u. Noffett Mr.. and MRS. /. /;
North Percy r. Goepel Raymond E. STREET. Howard
Notman, Mr. and Mrs G. II. Turnbu. G. f. Payn-
tar and Miss Ethel Valentine
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Miss Arthur and Miss Bessie Arthur. OF No 34S
1yashngton-ave.. went early In the week to Ellen
,,Ile ~ Y. where they Joined their mother. Mrs
lanes Arthur and their. sister, Miss Sadie
Arthur. who have been in that town since early
IN the summer.
George L. Morse is at the Thousand Island House
Thousand Islands
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Smith. of No. 20 South
T,iott Place are at the Cronkght Mountain House.
south Dover, Dutchess County.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Matteson. of No. 80 Living
s,one-st., have just returned from visit the
,arents OF Mr. Matteson. at Hermon, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Henderson and their son,
George W. Henderson. jr.. went on Monday to
Rockhurst. Dutchess County n. Y. there to re-
main until October /. when they will go to Hamp-
ton. Conn, for month. Frank s Henderson, who
left town last Saturday week ago. going to Bur
lington, VT, will return early this week.