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THE BBOQEXTO DATLY EAGLE FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1S95. LATEST LONG (SLAIN HEWS, ers and residents adjacent to the bay present. After listening to considerable discussion on the subject tho committee unanimously agreed that the Interests of the com NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS. MISCELLANEOUS. Most Efficacious Most Agreeable Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Catlln, Newburyport: Frederick Atkins, Brooklyn. Brighton Mr. and Mrs. John HcBride, E.

Kcmpner and Mr. and Mrs. J. Humphrey. New York; Mr.

and Mrs. William Newman, Yonkers. N. Y. M.

Curlandarf, Baltimore, E. L. Maurara, New York; Mr. and Mrs. General Thomas.

Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Eastman, New York. Prospect hotel. West Brighton Mr.

and Mrs. P. Wallace. New York: Captain Henry C. Martin.

Baltimore. Md. Miss Annie Seymour. New ork; Henry Barnes, Baltimore. Md Miss May H.

Denham. John Freck nnd William Glbbs. New S. Underbill. Brooklyn: Mr.

nnd Mrs. D. Dunlap. Long Branch. N.

George A. Parsons. Brooklyn. muuity will be best subserved by allowing the bay to remain in its present condition. A WINDMILL STUDIO.

TOO Bombs for Kesideuts of John Hoffaan Hang3 Himself at Northport, Most Popular for over 30 years the stray dogs have been gathered in the catchers have begun war upon the pet poodles of the summer residents and several disgraceful sccties have been enacted on the street. William O. Miller, president of tho village board, thought it time to put a stop to the business, and after paying off the men they were hooted out of town by crowds of small boys. MOKE SCHOOL MEETINGS. ADDITIONAL ELECTIONS AT MANY points on the island.

Corona, I. August tl The annual meeting of Union free school district No. 12, town of Newtown, was held at tho school housa This summer a party of women artists engaged tin old Dominy windmill, near Egypt Sheepshead Bay. ON HIS SOKT rN TREE. lane.

Easthampton. and transformed it Into i sumni' studio. The ancient structure, now bereft nf its winged sails, once its chief glory, THEY COMPLAIN OF THE 1TOISE. stands ujujii an elevation by the roadside and looks down in somber gloom on the passing show ei locomotives, bicycles uw stylish 1 SUICIDE AFTER A 8PBEE. Julius Wersp, 23 touts old.

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15 cents per line in excess of Ive lines. Personal VDrrtm liTlng with his parents nt 32 Rector street, Now York, eommittod suicide in his room ome time last night by shooting himself with a .38 caliber THE tonic TO FORTIFY Body and Brain Written indorsements from Over 7000 The Shocking Spectacle Witnessed by Numbers Driven, to Suicide by His iBaugihter's Disgrace Performing Bears and Their Keepers Arrested at Bay Shore The Body of Nina Gordon Still Unclaimed. pistol. The bullet entered his right eye and lodcsd in his brain. The young; man had no entanglements of Ioto or business nnd had bsen The Fireworks and Gun Practice Said to Be Detrimental to Healtli and Property One Resident Compelled to Vacate The Grievances Stated.

Story of a Bath Beach Summer Girl and Her Wheel. summer turnouts. A fin de siecle girl, seated under hite umbrella, amid the wild flowers of the picturesque lanes of Suffolk, deftly ppiH'illnc atmospheric notes upon absorbent canvas, is a vision often seen near the gloomv old tower of Mill hill. The old mill is tho most ancient of a group her and It has been a wand. rtr in Its day.

Originally It occupied a site on Mill hill, near the spot where Mr. Bert Osborne's house now stands. Tho gentle curves and turns of the carriage drives here are not to the skill of some landscape architect, but to the natural windings of the roadway around the grist mill site. This ju Koon neaitn. He had been drinking is Hobo ken yesterday and arrived at his home about 10:30 olock last night very drnnk so his August (,, isilo, at 7:30 P.

3l. Tho district was changed from a common to a union free school district Feoruary 5, 1S95, at which time a full board of trustees was elected, so that no vacanoies Oi trusteus occurred at the annual meeting The trustses are Jacob Yen Til, William Mooncy, James XUCrow, Josnph and William A. Weeks. At lau annual meeting J. Ii.

Overton was elected clerk. Appropriation lor the presont year Three ieacheri were engaged, Professor J. J. Jenkins. Miss Anna A.

JIIss Catherine olllck. Tho enlargement the echoolhouse. eostiug Descriptive Book with Testimony and Portraits OP NOTED CELEBRITIES. uromor says, is tuought that he had no motive In his self destruction. The family says uuu ug uotu auusr ne would not navo dona it Complaints of chronic deafness are likely to come from the residents of the sbeopshoiHl Hay if the noise of the blK bombs at Pain's was oerore the day of front fences, when all wLupimau tor tne opening ol the barns were along the highway and the "reworks inclosnre and the guns at Sandy SIXTY DAY8 FOB TRYING DOOBS.

Thomas Gorman and Charles Freeke, th two ex oonviots who wore arrested oa Monday Iicncflclal ati'l Atlrrinhlc. Every Trsl ntv.i Jirtiutation. ATOid Substitutions. Ask for' VI At DriifglKts and Fancy Grocers. MARIAN! (Special to the Eagle.) NoTthport.

L. August 3 John Hoffmann, a German laborer of this place, committed suicide last Dight by hanging himself to on apple tree on the property of his son in law, Gustav Scbafer. at Vernon Valley, on the road leading to the depot of the Long Island railroad. The body was found hanging to the tree early this morning by some boys who were playing In the vicinity. The man o.Lvmuer a.

it will be etoain heatod, pipeu lor gas ana eiettric bells. The results of other elections follows morning by officer Comer of the Fourth pre einot while trying doors on Fltgn street, were nn? tn 1. uuuiuii, uimrici Trustc. lilo nuuui'iies were in tne rront yards, it was in lsr.O that the mill was put on rollers and wheeled from its first home, near the William Hedges house on Mill hill, to its present perch high up on the rcadslde, overlooking the willows and hedgerows of Egypt lane. In former times the grist mill was run upon the joint 'iook atiu fort Hamilton keeps 0:1.

The complaints concerning the noise and the effect of the concussions are definite und positive. The guns furnish but uccasionul trouble, but the bombs are regular In their explosion, occurring nightly about 7 o'clock and contlntiltiL clerk, J. W. Eaton; collector. S.

A. Hlgble appropriation. STM: teacher. KDle' uu. mi (jcuiLouunry ior aix'y aays eaeh this morning1 by Justice' Pettersen.

sitting In tho Myrtle avenue police oiirt. "Can't you make it the asked Frecke. "Ys, I can," said the court, "but I think the penitentiary is best suited to professionals distinction," Boy Side, District 2 Tnmes. James t.ain and timer G. Storey: clerk, w.

V. Huhr had no pass. This has been secured now, evidently tied the rope about his neck and after attaching the other end to the limb of 101.11 principle anti tne nolghhoring farmers were all shareholders. The minister was entitled to priority when he took his corn to tho ju cuiiecior, j.mn j. Uerf.

appropriation. teachers appointed, F. K. tirln. ll uct juiupou uxmi a lence teat ran nir ary UuJ1';" Estelle Mnlme, Eleanor by.

His feet were about six Inches from the Bohemia. District No'. Trustees, Vuctaw sruuna. ine Dodywas allowed to hang all miner ana it was one of the town ordinances that his grist was to be ground first of all on the second day of the week and he was not to be stayed by any man. It was built about the beginning of the century.

luurning in full view of thn miHii. jvrupa, cwrit. mrouore Uross; cnllector. Frank Ruzk ka; appropriation. teachers.

Miss tirnce tree from which 1t dangled stands only about juos jcssicu smith, assistant. Comae. South District Trustee. John Mi.re i.vu irei inm tno roadway. As soon as the 7 cuuecior, u.

F. wicks; clerk. Frederick J. insertion, when not exceeding are 60 cents for each Insertion of five lines or less. JBltuatlons, Wanted Males.

25 cents; females. IS JiL trom thMW rates. Cash In ad sanos In all cases. PRINCIPAL OFFICE: EAGLE BUILDING. WASHINGTON AND JOHNSON STS.

BRANCH OFFICES: imabuJth E' D' TelePnone Wfll BEDFORD AV, NEAR FULTON ST (Tele "SSiS Bedford). ttiout1'11 AV" NEAR NINTH ST (Telephone NTIC AV. NEAR EAST NEW YORK AV "'Phone 83 East New York). OHCT AV Oreeo opposite the depot, JAMAICA, 1., opposite the depot. BUREAUS: V.

Yor bureau. Room 40, 72 74 Broadway: Paris bureau. J8 Avenue de l'Opera; Washington eau. 60S Fourteenth st: Summer Resort bureau. Room IS.

Eagle building. THE SUNDAY EDITION ONLY. at stands of the following Hotels. Hoffman House. Metropolitan Hotel, Coleman H0" Imperial Hotel, Bartholdt Hotel.

Oriental Hotel and Everett House. COMING EVENTS. Annual picnic of the Young Men's Democratic club of the Twenty third ward, at P.tdgeWod grove. Tuesday afternoon and evening. August 13.

The Veteran association of the Forty sixth regiment, N. Y. will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the day the organization was news spread crowds from this place thronged to the scene and satisfied their curiosity bv gazing on the horrid sreLacle Thr 'twwi'v for about ten minutes. The greatest sufferers are along Emmons avenue, where actual damage has been done by the concussion in the shape of broken windows and shaking down of plaster. At the home of Mrs.

Fred Lundv the plaster was so shaken that recently It fell In one of the rooms just at the tlmo of an explosion end a moment after the removal of a babv, cm whose cradle the mass of plaster afterward fell. A Mrs. Jameson of New York citv secured J. A. A in mack's house on Twentv Uilrd street at the hr glnnirig of the paving JiiiKi rent In advance for it.

She was compelled to cave last Monday owing to nervous affection Induced by the constant ami violent explosions. She said she had no complaint to niake of the landlord, of course, but that it iyu Iur teaeners wages. lomac, Notth District Trustee. Carll S. Burr A' Van IirHnt: collector, Oliver o.ee.ei.

atiu uie won. re.sumeti yesterday, The linemen have already commenced tc string wirs for the new (Ire alarm Eystem tS be introduced. HOLY CliuKS KXt.THSlON. The members of the Hoiy Name society eon. nected with tho Church of the Holy Cross ol Flatbush, of which tho tev.

Jobn T. Woods It reetor. will go on an orcursion August ta oriental groro, on tho sound. Professor Norton's orchestra will furnish music for tho ocon sfon, and the proceeds' will go for the benellt ol the church. Tho committee ol arrangements is made up ne follows: President, Croniu: vlci president, Frederick Wand.

secretary, John Dcnlenvy; treasurer, John Ford: Charles Carpenter, HelTrnn. Clmries Koneh. Waltej Meugtier. Jo. McKlligot.

Edward Mnekv. When Bnby was bIcJs. we cave her Ctistoria. Whon ihe was a child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Mlsi, she clnnj; to Whon she had Children, shs nave theai CasJoria.

MABBIED. DArWSOX MACKTMXN' On August 8. 1S95, in Brooklyn. Miss SLIZABETH "MACICMTN to Mr. A133EJCT T.

DAWSOX. TYL73R KIMTBAIiL On Wednesday. August 7, 1S95. at the First Presbyterian Church. Blonm fleld.

iby the Rev. Chas. E. Knox, D. JEANBTPTE "WARD, daughter of Charles H.

Kimball of Bloomfleld, to ABBAM RAT TYLER of Brooklyn, N. Y. Coram. District No. 14 Trustee.

W. W. Smith clerk. D. It.

Davis; collector. E. H. smith proprlatlon, $175, o.jru we winu um.il taken down by tie coroner, and the sight was a horrid one. look of anguish and agony on the man's face being appal Mng.

The immediate cause for the net Is unknown, outsldo of the family, none of whns memh Deer I'ark. district. No. rhnrlew N. seunian; cierK.

Homer oTtten; cllector, Homer BIDDEN TO THE WEDDING. Easthampton, L. August ft Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Scott Moran, eldest daughter of Thomas Moran. N. the distinguished landscape painter, to Mr.

Wirt De Vivler Tassin of Washington. D. C. The ceremony will take place at St. Luke's I.

E. chapel, at Easthampton. on Thursday, August In at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The Moran' family werc among the earliest ones to build a summer home near the south end of ihe village. Their cottace is nearly oon.

isite th "Impropriation, fim); teacher, itcrtha are willing to talk on the subject. Hoffmann us a man aoout oo years of ago and has lived In Northport since bis Immigration to tho Thomas liryne, Diujel llucklev, M. Culiinam, country, about fifteen years ago. He was known as an industrious and peaceful individual who had very little to say. He came Into a little prominence this spring by getting lw Park District No.

17 Trustee. prank H. aientine; clerk, tfeorfte Carll; collector 2u0 Kdltli CutchoBue. DUtrlct No. Trustee.

Joseph Albertson. Henry u. Horton. T. W.

Morton; rI lector, Euscnt O. Horton clerk. M. D. Baldwin amount raised hy tax, J70.

Voted to have an ach lcuclR'r ana ulBO to have months Hast Islip. District No. 4 Trustee. H. 13.

Holllns, the New York banker; clerk. William rsOCul 1 collector Tt TIrn.O..,.. DIED. and JefTery places and adjoins lie residence AIKMAN In Brooklyn, on August 9, ELIZA uerri J. imjkie.

wife of James H. Alkman, uneral from 69 Fort Greene place, on Satur ot ur. Edward Oshorn. one of the oldest and most beautifully located homesteads frontlnit on Town pond. MR.

HTJLSE'S EXPERIENCE. Bay Shore. L. August 9 D. Emrnnn day evening, August 10, at 8 o'clock.

xnusiereu out next Sunday, at Rehkamp's Ridge wood Heights hotel. Covert and Gates avenues, Queens countv. 1 2 800 UP! ILlOlltl, BBRAIRD On Thursday, August 8. EMILE H. loipossmie lor nor to remain at the beach A peculiarity the bomb explosions Is He lr sharpness, exciting the nerves more than do the explosions of a large gun.

All the hotel keepers are excited over the matter and there is talk of protesting to the board of health. Henry Osborn. the oldest and wealthiest hotel proprietor the beach says concerning the trouble: "It is a nulr.ance of Ihe first order. I do not blame the Manhattan lleach people fr getting up amusements but they might do it without annoying or injuring other people. Hardlv a night passes without tiK.

falling of some skvrockoi sticks over here, among the crowds. Fortunately no one has yet bc hurt, but It is Ixmnd to conic Th. arc careful not to point in the direction of the ocean. We have to get the result, while ihcy have the The boarders at the bay are usually a rjtiiet lot of BERAB.D. On next Sunday the cornerstone of the new rnagogue.

at 98 Scholes street, will be. laid. The Eatons Neck. District No. 14 Trustee, O.

Dela mater; clerk, Laura De L. Bevln; collector. Charit bchwartlnp. Fresh district No. Trustees, Edward Lewis; clerk and collector Notice of funeral services In to morrow's New on oaerauira wun a Heorew named Hoppel Newman, whom Hoffmann said was too attentive to his married daughter, Mrs.

Frank Llnstedt. Newman was a photographer employed in tho village and although married his family would not live with him. Mrs! Linstedt did his washing for him and under various pretenses Newman spent his Sunday and most of his evenings at the Ltnstedt residence. His actions enraged old man Hoffmann, who ordered Newman to keep away and when he failed to do it used him quite severely. The case was brought into the courts but before it came to trial Newman left for Europe.

This trouble has worked on the old man's mind, and it is thought caused him to take his life. ceremonies will begin at 2 P. M. Labor festival of the Scandinavians at Benner' grove, in Ridgewood, next Sunday. lork Herald.

BOWNE On August 7, BOWNE. Hulse ot this place, while driving along the south road at Bast Islip last evening, was run into by a stranger's wagon. In attempting to avoid the accident Mr R.iUo John Hontiell mid T. Cronin. JOHN STKANI).

HOMY KECOVERED, Tho body Ji.lm Strand, who waj drowned from the sloop yacht Ella S. last Sunday, was found in the Xarrows yesterday by lb. lad's father. The father his. son's body Heating mv owl's Head, but was to affected that h.

could not touch It bad tc row ashore asslst. ini The remains wer taken to Warden's dock and later In the day, by permission of li eoroo. i removed tc the Strand home tin For: s. cond street. Sl'K'lliE.

Mrs. Oandro, an Italian woman, who live on Eigliity ninf.h streti. near Fourth avenue, attempted to end ln life last nigh; by swallowing a tumbler of water in which the sulphur off the box of match hail been dissolved. She repented moment later and Wits a saved by rcstora: ives. 1895, PHILIP HICKS proprltitlon $250; Ella A.

Holmes. Adelaide A. Tyler. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral serv 1 latlands, District No. 2 Trustees.

J. E. Coles, H. normelster. N.

Carman; clerk. H. F. Sanborn tre.sh District No. TrtiHtee.

II. Panford Ketcham; clerk. J. ft. i close to the embankment ami as the vehicles came together horse, wauon ami driver ices, at his late residence, the Arlington, The Jefferson Democratic club of the Tenth ward will meet at the Flatbush avenue depot of the Long Island Railroad at 12:45 to morrow to attend the Democratic pow wow at Rockaway 64 Montague st, Brooklyn, N.

on Satur 12. Nichols; appropriation. "ifi uie oana. ine wagon was only slightly day morning, at 10 o'clock. Interment prlv Ureenwlch Point.

District a aan wuen muse recovered hi ate. weacn. Testimonial concert to Matilda Dnvln senbes renarnessed his steed and proceeded Moore, Hol.ert Denton. John W. Conrad clerk." I rank Mutt; collector.

Charles H. Newman teachers. Ella M. ltaynor and M. Antoinette Uiirtlett.

on uis journey, ine strainer who caused Schaller's hall. Bath Beach, this evening. A re oeption will follow. BOWNE Tho members of Aurora Grata Consist ory are requested to attend the funeral of 111, PHILIP H. BOWNE, 32d, at 10 o'clock Satur nit.

Hcuincni in tne meant mn Imrt .11 Hollts. District Nn A .1 The masonic veterans of Brooklyn will make an Plimpton. Henry Bernu. Ellsworth J. Johnson' Alfred Mason.

VllIlnm a some measure of rest but the of the bombs a little too imich for them. about 7 o'clock, when tb a retrying to put the babies to sleep. rend the air and get them all worked up so that it is torture to are for them. Then again, when China Is gelling blown ,11 IO pieces by Japan, about lo.it night. Sheepshead informal call on General Smith of Chicago Sat day morning at 61 Montague st.

WAYLAND TRASK, J3d, Com in Chlef. SUES FOR A SEPARATION. nrday evening. 10th at 9 o'clock, at the Loop, the Misses Gillespie and appropriation. J4.0O0.

HAM On Wednesday, August 7. C. FLETCHER arK Avenue hotel. New York city. NIXA GORDON'S BODY AT THE MORGUE.

Long Islnnd City. L. I August 9 No ono called to day to see tho body of Xlna Gordon, the music ball soubrette, at Hallett's morgue, in Astoria. The drowning of the young woman in Bowery bay has caused muoh discussion at North Beach, where she was well known at wienuaie, L. August 0 Lorenzo Isllp.

District No. 2 Trustee II FI.ATHUSH NOTES. HAM. son of John O. and Anna M.

Ham. clerk, William Nlcoli: collector, li. w. i lellger of this place has commenced an ac Services Friday evening. 8 o'clock.

Interment illg lll.ol" tt III til. BROOKLYN PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN, An effort Is Klatbush re i i li. lfor.l av.ii.e or.l av. ii.e' ral li. i the old town.

tion against her husband for separation appropriation, I.ynt.rook. district No. 13 Trustees. Davl.l L. Fr.st.

K. H. Wheeler: clerk. K. E.

ITll.lel.mn.ir nay nas to take h. shar. of it and the I wake again. Seme ganl should 1.,. had for i outsiders.

Th. certainly could make the at the convenience of family. Dansville, N. Y. Mrs.

Wechsler and son are ot.ene up thr it. 01 Vitn'l. Is innlihu. I ijhe charges him with non support and aban 1'. HAVILAND In Brooklyn, August 7, SADIE i right ector.

James Currnn: tcm lipr. T.l irt 1. 1,... at tne Jackson sanitarium. Kt1 thi uonment ana says she has Information tin BELCHER, wife of John A.

Ho Vlland tic ii atilnatloti foc cut ninth w. Poland Springs, Me. Mr. L. Palmer Is among u' nusoana nas gone West with Magg Funeral at Purchase, Saturday morning, at 10:30 tne pavilions, i rom tho Investigation that Is being conducted by Coroner Strong in his efforts to hav tho body claimod, it appears that Nina Gordon was a resident of Brooklyn Buepts at tne foland Spring house.

a young bwedlsh servant girl who was rbe latest orgiinlttatl' 11 Is th club. which the Ilowlng clock. Carriages to meet the 9:10 train from Klatbush Trilbj if li i ioookui irom hJins island to the farm here Shelter Island, N. Manhanaett house Ke cent arrivals Included F. J.

Logan, Mrs. J. Nor low iiiontns ace. The Ho leers have been ana Binco nr connection with the Wiltjar Opera company sung In various music halls, includ Grand Central depot. Please ornlt flowers.

(Springfield papers please copy.) IMHOF On August 8. at 227 Wyekoff com, R. D. Fearons, Miss Hood. Miss Hayden marueu lour years.

Tiley have two dnnt h. ret 1 re. raj iub house al Le. nox roa in. K.iwar 1 M.

terti. see i te r. a. 'ur i I v. i i Sltl In ot tte ral r.re ere, a cl 'l.

i I oils bay. Th It. t.nd Mrs. D. foiich tip tt Sim Sing.

ana J. a. Seville. ing Phillips' casino. A note found among her Inr.

Lulu Cornell. Manor. District No. 21 Trustee. E.

Raynor re elected; clerk, o. H. Carter; collector, iiosoj Davis; apjiroprlatlon. S270: teacher, W. w.

loung. Manor. District No. 22 Trustee. Peter C.

Blind unanimous; clerk, Ira Gordon; collector. Robinson Cordon. Massapequn. District No. 23 Sole trustee Ptanton Floyd Jones; clerk, William Floyd Jones; teacher.

Hnrrlett L. BurKess. Manbassett. district a Trustee, Daniel Til. ley: teachers, John T.

Charles. Cora B. PartrMue Sara .1. Evans. Middle Village, District No.

7 Trustees, David MAGDALEN BEUBEBT, beloved wife of Catskins, Hunter. N. Y. Latest arrivals Include PENITENT STONE THROWERS. ouocis ruau as iouowb: A Brooklyn.

John Imhof. In the C7th year of her age. juts. L. H.

Rogers, the Misses Rogers, Mr. and a mm: less tinisy. ppnreht purpose Is to wake the whole co untrv up bv using these as an announcement." Judge McMahon salrl ,1,, r.ol like to got into any discussion over the matter but it certainly is an Injury to health to have noise nightly, and 1 do not think it Is a great help to the exhibition." Charles P. Sumner, the real estate man. said "It affects values to a certain extent When people come bore and get this eiv night for a while they do not can to settle here permanently." Mr.

Pain, of the exhibition, said "I do not think the noise excessive. The people who come to the show 3eem to sinnd it and cme again gladly. As to the sky rocket sticks the rockets are sent un with Funeral services at 9 o'clock, August 10, from jirs. jonn a. Miss Adelaide Nexson, "ay snore, L.

I August 9 Thomas and St. Boniface Church. Dufneld st. near Will but was called ont or town. Can you meet ma to nleht st 9 o'clock, corner of tirsnd and Rodney ssretts.

tea Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Randall and Misses Mabel fr ii Miss .1.

Aii of Svraciis. Is lUavlng Witt fi l. 11, Is I. te Mr, Mrs. tonn of Sj ra' UBe art lb "Hosts Mr.

atel YV. ol 1. 111,5 read in uay snore lads, were oughby, Brooklyn. and Marian Randall at the Hotel St. Charie.

WILL'jI. FORRES. rlsoners in Justice Vall's court yesterday LARSON On Thursday, August 8, 1896. OLENA Cascadevllle. N.

Y. w. D. Walkley and John M. "Ward are among the guests at the Cascade irgeu oy Janitor S.

P. Pratt with having on the back of the note was written, "Your A. wife of Lars Larson, aged 66 years 10 of Ktist Fifth street. Winds, .1 lain and will r. turl incnu, owiTori, was nere.

Monday, yF. M. iute house, months 28 days. oioKeti a number of window lights In Bay Shore's new school building. The boys ad Miss Sarah Rst i Is a.

1 about th te.l'l lb Mr I sure. Services will be held at her late residence, 108 A Chinese laundry cheek of Charlev T.na'n 11 gum ana assured the maulstrate Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Yesterday's arrivals included J.

O'Brien, Miss A. O'Brien and D. F. "Wright at the Grand Union hotel, and Thomas Fifty fifth st, Brooklyn. N.

at 8 o'clock F.ast Fifth street. Vlndo) te xt for Vermont anc their penitence. After agreeing to pay for err; Saturday evening, August 10. Interment at luri iw aoui muuuo, jjrookiyn, was among hor ffsots together with the following names itible. and arc certainly not directed to ward' the irien at the Congress hall.

the convenience of the family. tie A tlrofi lto ics. Mr I It. Hi, Its an. I Mis i.

uls oiirt and Miss 1. J. ami aureses, a. Uelstetl, lletrs polltan oay. ine way tnoy fall would hardlv hurt lii ONS FINLEY On Thursdas August 8, 1S95, sle Hicks ol I nox toac mountains oj f.

v. (juens county; Henry Frost. 535 anyone. At any rate, no has vet DEILIE beloved daughter of James and PARIS FASHIONS UP TO DATE. uuinage tuey were discharged with I severe reprimand.

LONG ISLAND OBITUARY RECORD. The funeral of Charles (1. Miller, a surf man of Ditch Plain life saving station. Men Hi'' si eieli. ig a fe'.

w. ks In tie Ir Pi, iin Intra avenue; Mrs. Annie Cox, 245 Crown hurt, and wo have been sending them un for Catherine Lyons and wife of Wm. J. Flnley.

many years." "'rus, i.naries rk J. H. Vanderveer; cullector, Philip Hlrsch; teach "sC. P. Plalsted.

Minnie James; appropriation. Newtown. District No. 1 Trustees, Autrustu (Ircen. Judse Garrett J.

Garrettson. Auaustus Rapelye; teachers. Maurice J. Jewell, principal Misses Minnie Powers. Margraret Mahaftey.

Emliv Bull Sarah Hurd. Sarah MahatTey, Emma Llndrum: appropriations. J5.862.SG, for teachers salaries and other expenses. Northport. District No.

4 Trustees. William II Coddling. Benjamin J. RobMns, Charles li Partrl.lRe; appropriations, North Hempstead. District No.

Trustee S. Woolley; clerk. W. Z. Van Dine: collector.

It' W. Snilth; lihrn. i.tn and teacher. Ad lie Tllcks opriation. Ij.

Noyac. District No. 14 Trustee. W. J.

Wilson clerk. T. S. K' collector, Lewis R. Ed wards; J152.2 Oyster Bay, District No.

7 Trustee. G. M. Fletcher; clerk. Jacon Smith; collector.

Richard Walsh. Patclifurue Vlllntre. District No street, urooKiyn. a memorandum with the nnm of FraneH H. Cowan.

earn of Fast Twenty Mr. t.tel Mrt. Tr. i lirs: stt'. ire at From tie Eagle Paris Bureau, 28 Avenue Funeral from the residence of her parents, Evergreen tRldgewood), L.

on Saturday, of Paul Slavln. 158 and 180 Park How, New York oity. were also found. The nnaketlmnir August 10; thence to St. Bridget's Church 10 Is Atiriwta.

'Pi Is smylnl Orttu Kast Twenty de 1 Opera, through the courtesy of Abraham Straus. tank, was held at the Springs chapel this A. where a solemn requiem mass will be A SUMMER GIRL. A YH EEL AXI) A rioAItlilNQ HOUSE KEEl'ER. For over a month Miss Mabel Clarke was the star boarder at the old Egolf house at the "oconi iu.

i ne services were conducted ooutreined 49 cents. Dnlcss the body Is elalmed before to morrow noon it will bo int.irron in Mr. celebrated for the repose of her soul. ivev. jeuii u.

ntOKCS ol Kasthli Iliptoll Mrs. Hog th. A. su minor el of eaii nvenut I 'alcnville, I'ottor's Field. Sullivan Is still hold a prisonor MAC ARTHUR On Friday, August 9, at parents oieu alter an Illness of several years, during which Urn.

he lias been to i tic locicup awaiting the result of residence, 79 Madison St. ALLAN DRYSDAL MAC ARTHUR, Infant son of James and Mary foot of Hay Eleventh street, Bath Ileacb. managed by 0. B. Pallasco.

She was a typ: U1U.UCBI. oiueu uy itit government. While driving a cart four years ago he was thrown out and MacArthur. Funeral private. al summer girl, with winning wavs a neces SHEEl'PHEAn HAY NOTES.

will soon 1,.. sti it tit. I wlnglni tie M. er. ssing at Em.

Too Jirigluou loud furnlshei I' 'ectlon. PERFORMING BEARS AT BAY SHORE. shuck upon a stone. He was found on the sary adjunct to a successful seaside roaa insensible and has been paralyzed ever GeerKe D. Gerard.

John A. Potter. Wilmot m' Smith. M. O.

WlElflns. N. O. Sweezey. Jesse Bay Shore, L.

August 9 Yesterday two MARRIOTT On July 31, 1893, WILLIAM A. tb it a nils toons lieltle Aid since, uaving neeu deprived of Dower Mills and A. II. carman: apuroorlat Ion sttonu MARRIOTT, at Asbury Park, N. where large bears and three Italians appeared In She ro(e a wheel, too.

and daily dns on the newly macadtimiz. roads Ilia he Methodls) moving nis nmns. He was about 40 years of tie resided for ten or twelve years. Informs Trc iw anle'ttn bureh fair will it sdny iilrii.s. Ac.

to be raised by tax in addition to income from tuition and public state money. St. James, district No. 2 Trustee. Truman town.

Bears are especially forbidden to though she did not wear bloomers ti tion about the deceased can be obtained from iK. aim was nigmy respected bv his ttelgh bors and his ccmpaiiions in tin life savlm service. It S. Hemmenway, Asbury Park, N. J.

roam the streets of Bay Shore. These bears and Italians walked down Clinton avenue, at 'larke inclined to he ooetieal. She Smith; clerk, James McDermott collector, Frank D. Hawkins: appropriation. S2i0.

Wednesdaj an i J. family ar ntie. te rs will "oi u. to. lot" He.

W. th. lr bom. tell Sloop, vesend McHENRY On August 8. after a lingering ill St.

James. District No. .1 Trustee. T.lv(nr of would dwell on the beauties of the the extreme western end of the village, which LONG ISLAND NOTES ness, JAJHES McHENRY. beloved husband of old ocean, the sun kissed rat: irroon fiol.le Smith; clerk, L.

G. Soper: collector. E. Smith: appropriation for teachers' wajres soon" is a street of the fine houses of the city resi Unru'Iars entered the and baiue Nature in get ral After and dents, ana tne Dears performed their tricks and for new school buildlnfT. SI, 190, to which Mrs.

P. H. Butler adds as private first week of her stav Pnlhixr.i stole has at HK ksvlile. Tuesdov eh valuable and ror tne amusement of the New Yorkers. Constable George V.

Jeffrey soon located thorn tries 1'. Sutun rf l. of the tie liigilt tl Usai: is liitlotl of the Itev. rude as to ask or even suggest that her boar bill was due. Another week passed on ac.I Sniithtown.

Head of River. District No. 7 n. 1,. has Tbe board of health of catcher.

1, t' 1 s. lect' i' St. Hunted se 'ing summer 1,, NOTES. and had considerable 'difficulty in getting the ven. then the host was loath in hrm.fi.

Trustee, T. F. Wheeler: clerk. Thomas L'lrnrn medleu; collector, Theron CJ. Smith; appropriation J3r.0; teacher.

Miss M. Herne. A ptcnlc for the benellt of the Union cotlrcf lelicate subject. lest he should hurt her IIATIJ Dcvter park. Italians into tne lockup, and had to use his club freely.

Finally they were all shut up, bears and Italians tocether. Last ioioe uo. rers wu: Satur.Uy tut iil. Anna Rellly, in the GOth year of his age. native of the parish of Movllle, County Donegal, Ireland.

Relatives and friends of the family, also members of the Assumption Holy Name Society; Sancta Maria Council, C. L. Fourteenth Regiment Veteran Association Moses F. Odell PostNo. 443, G.A.

are Invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 105 Prospect st, on Saturday. August 10, at 9:30 sharp; thence to the Church of the Assumption, corner of Jay and York sts. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery South Melville. District No. 15 Trustee.

William li ins. He ditl. however, but the gracious and Plausible manner In which she banish. I "all him i The rvHiliKimpton branch the Women tlan Tetiiperit unt. ii.n, i their trial came off and each of thn mn W.

Smith; clerk. Alor.zo I. Whltsoti; collector. Frederick Mann; appropriation. Syesset, District No.

12 Trustee, Albert Cheshire; clerk. Charles A. loubts from his mind as to whether 1,., fined They refused to pay and so Con table Jeffrey took them all W. Burtls. ii iti a mn is a ml.

l.een li. ns iri 1 i li i Mis. Jail this morning, where they will stay until L. Johns. self r.

defeated 1 ere. thr. Htil I'earing ft hous' latcst Hllsha ii. bail t. uuthuid.

District No. Trustees. W. A. Will.

would be paid or not kept him in good humor for another week. The cool hre. z. s. of Cravesen.I bay had sharpened the appetite of the young woman and while she lwell 0:1 what was thereal she was gnttine ianis, J.

I'. Wells. John Breltsta lt clerk. Gorcre mo lilies are paia. sa le ajtalnst the saloons that rio license The annual pica the Gr nport Episcopal Sunday scl 1 took place yest rlay at CiA.

bocu. Krove. and the affair a K. eat success. The Grcenport Sa.

and plcni took place at Horton' Point (trove. 4. yest r. 1 afternoon and venule. Miss Maude Mi Belle Wicks and Mis.

icai belies, who are expert Cl riders of La. 1 reti.rr,.l M. Ik rnell; collector. K. J.

Hutchln teacher, Mr. AUom; approprlatlin. McHENRY A special meeting of the Assumption est Neck. Huntlnifton. District No.

22 Tmste Fie nia FIGHT AGAINST A PLANK ROAD. Jamalsn, L. August 9 At th meeting of outside of three good meals a dav. with an extra late su ppt thrown In. As the fmivth Elwof.d Creasman; clerk, Edwin Sammls; to itntb ctor.

lKar Sammls; ajiprcprlatlon for tea. lldatep veek was exhausted so was 1 1 1 ris this lutt part Holy Name 'Society will be held this tFriday) evening at 7:30. at the hall. Jay st, to take action on the death of our bvloved member, JAMES McHENRY. By order of our spiritual director, Rev.

D. Corrlgan. D. DUNLEVY. President.

ers waKes, teachers. irot rossman for upper school and Rebecca Jenkins for lower. ienoe. Neurlv J100 was due hi sr. the Jamaica town board this morning a communication was received from the Hollli Usal esthampton.

District No. 2 Sol trustee. Alan thought it was time it was forthcoming. Miss Clarke withstood the shock when old son T. Rogers; collector.

Uriah Gordon; clerk, S. Estate association complaining bitterly about Tt' iv a n. Liisnop; appropriation. 5.,. ror library In Turk the shameful condition of the Ja arnica nnrt er plump and Malt; hew matters from a trip to this city on their wheels.

John Si. ll. r. a Whlt stone ai a t.ue.I sterday for asauUIntr John Sup ri. is 1 I In his place several weeks The friends Brill of Collet Point who was yesterday convicted w' York city, are etrvulutlnit testlft InK t.i h's If.io.I character and reputation and asklnir for his release.

McMAHON On August 8. PETER McMAHON. ISLIP'S AMATEUR ACTORS. known. She might have I might at any rati she disaoi.eare I tile Islip.

L. August The Islip Dramatic Hempstead plank road. The oomnjittoos of tho town boards ol Jninitli a and Hesapstaad are In joint session this altarnoon at the Hempstead Tillage hull in relation to th matter. Colonel A. DeGrnw, tho princiD.il stockholder In th 'i'h mas rue rly o.

cuo.ej same evening and nothing has l.ce i sect. beloved husband of Mary Delorls Skilllngtnn, in the 65th year of his age, bom in County Femana, Ireland. Funeral from his residence, 156 Twelfth st, Saturday, August 10. at 2 P. M.

he Ml II Me: company, a new organization here, made its since. Mr. Pallasco made or her room, but was rhtimlcrstruoi first appearance last evening at the purlsh lei ii i l.i. ears, while workitie in it Whites ne Welnes ut off his rlt ht hand he could not find a single article .,.1 i Itobr. la the Norton tti t.

day. ha i se era; line by a steam j.ress. light house, when they produced "Nevada, or the plank rond company, says that the company is to hold a meeting Monday and that it will then take action in regard to toe. rond. House dress, made in plaid taffeta, body part of waist in gathered India silk.

1830 sleeyes and btlt. HE TACKLES THE WEATHER AGAIN. iuuiieuiy nought of th. level to OTTEN In this city, August 8. 1S03.

at his resi Lost Mine, a tale of western life in three all downstairs. He bounce, this acts. They were greeted with a large and cul preparlnK for The LoiiK Islan.l imirtetis are their annual lleU southward. has been declaring all alom? that fort. that it w.

us in danger of break In 11 tured audience, nearly four hundred persons HIS ATTACK ON CAPITAL SI" I 'Pt ISE1 1 TO 1 1 A I Ft I Kl i 'R( iKEPPOB as of good make, h. w. r. a.n.1 o. the company are to novo an electric road built over the rute, but this is cottintr to ba nn hl Thursday Aug 8 ISO." dence.

1 15 Lincoln place, FREDERICK OTTEN, in the 5Cth year of his age. Relatives and friends, also members of Herman Lodge. No. 26S F. and A.

M. Clinton (Ym mandery No. 14, Knights Templar; Klsmrt Temple, Order of the Mj stlc Shrine; Ama heing present. 1 he net proceeds amounted to nearly $150. The following were the members latetl himself that he mid at ast re Dear Sir story and most people belisvo that it is a Muff.

ullic.lent 0:1 to cover the n. of the cast: Nevada, the wanderer Frank Tie I del young woman's expensive visit. Jus; then a well built man with a cioselv tc.us Hl V. Pen, is l) '(Till i UNIVERSITY. Angus; fossor Edward Iorm rly the ir; it of of he University of Chicago, niont, the old miner Thomas Har tiraw has come back irons his vaoatlon at Saratoga and will make a strong fight to defend the road.

Tho town board's committee will recommend that vitrorous measures he t.lsche alled. and said he was a 1 om arew, a younit man James Hlehanlson Kindly Publish Wrights Per.l tio.is for 9th 10th for 9th Storm by to Nisht for 10th Clearing by Evening And Oblige A BROOKLYN PROPHET. lias Stell a missionary of health Fred The Daniel L. Downitit post camj. fire which was held V.

dnes.lav In Gl'. drew a larKe number of .1... n'. towns were well represented. The excursion to Jp mlo.

bench the coinpanlesofArnltyvIlk Wednesday was the laivest affair of the kind ever held there. Arthur Dominy. superintendent life service on I.op.r Island, visited East Marlo i Wednesday to Slake out the 1, rollllJs for the til life suvlnu stutl in to be es ta 1 1 i sh 1 will also visit Point, where It is prop. to establish another The first annual jo utsi. of the I M.

fh O'Ust Siitehiy cmlin Ju len. a detective I. Howe! taken through the courts to have the charter of the road annulled, and if they fail in that will apply to tho state legislature for rellof. representltig the W) ImatFs Protective association, anil Mr. Pali.ise.s bc.i, f.

to his boots. He ui.ul 1 ea niggle and boldly r. fus. hand i the wln e.l. Th.

tcctivo exidnlned the has ig who. ask Clarence Burst Jubea, black miner Wllbaai Kyle, a Chinaman Mother Merton Asn Falrlee a waif Mrs, rrea r.iny ranth Council No. 461. Royal Arcanum; Weser Lodge No. 2,962, Knights of Honor; Clinton Council No.

24, Order of Chosen Friends; Amaranth Lodge No. 884. Knights and Ladles of Honor: Lincoln Council No. 16, National Provident Union: New York City Assembly No. 53, Royal Society of Good Fellows; Herman Council No.

634, American Legion of Honor, are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral on Sunday August 11. 1895, at 2 P. from Zlon Lutheran Church, Henry st, near Please omit tiowers. Miss Lou Frazer Florence Lester Hano itiainb iinsa sev. re silence P.r iiU of tit, though s.ii i that he could, if he wouid.

startling in formation in regard of Hi mis' separation from the uni Por s. tne time has been hinted o. Hii.i i o. Io Ml. i o.

t. 'lUtllK 11 's ins.n o.i by his eo. npaby agailis theft. Still Pal hi.s. 'I took la.

lnesday. The trip Was front to Ilrooklyn by Haiti, and then bv boat v. rsitv. i tha; the stoiiii nis ground ami the rive ui' Judge 1th. ati'l got rdcr from hi i HOTEL ARRIVALS.

St. George George A. Lyon, United States Navy: Thomas Scou. Cleveland, O. W.

G. Winston Buffalo. N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Mnior, James Harper. Mr. und Mrs. Broivn.

Mr. Castle Brooklyn: N. E. Scott, New York city J. Chompnt'y, Mount Hope.

N. Y. George A Newman. Orange. N.

A. B. 'Mrs. Biltar reason of rela Island and return. Tie East Wiliamsbntoh Reptibl a club to r.

galn ks. s.1..:, of P. tllasc, Its annual t.l. nlc at lt.o lte. i.

ioio.o. read the paj over tb.ree ti; bay. tVedt Iay. ROFKAB Suddenly on lions twe. sity is the for i vers: ati'l 1 or a ltd he COMMITTED FOR VAGRANCY.

Jamaica, L. August 9 Offl er Fogarty conveyed Emma Jones, in comnaay with hr mother, to the House of the Good Shephord at Brooklyn this morning. Emma and her sister llebecca were tried before Justice Hendrickion last vek on a charge of vagrancy preferred bv their mother. The judiro found them guilty, but suspended sontence. Emma ran amv again yesterday morning nnd the officer conveyed hor to the above institution, which agreed to receive hor.

Officer Fogarty arrested Minnie Jackson, who was iu comn. inv with Thursday, August 8, in the 33d year of his 'he professor and the univer 's attack or, capital. Tha Olltios lofuse the: to afflrso Professor lb mis said that it iignlfi f. lil in to sav anv. JOHX ROFKAR.

sf aiur N. I h. its annual pi. nie North bench, W. lr.es.lay.

age. debc ivc wheel ae. ih. fr.dit sb and whi. fu! tune, a.

ii thougli: of Miss fu: would r.o; Fiiti al rvlces ov Tl al Tt Rob, reside the remains Id at his lab t.f'.ernoon. xi a pel 2T. were In Newtown Wednesda Funeral from his late residence, t'A Willoughby av. on Saturday evening, August 10, at o'clock. SCHLOERB At Elka Park.

Greene County. N. incriibe the It I Ai canum and tb, on unless I jr. Harper should nii a st. i t.

i'ient. "I mn ions of anything in rnv pas! rec rd which will not beat th scru iiuy." said he. "nor Io I fear such rt.ri tovn nr. department. WFIHifNO AT SHKF.PSirF.An IH.Y.

Sheep head Bay society atleide.l in nutnl.er SYMPTOMS OF LEAD POISONING. Sea Cliff. L. August Robert Greeves, a Sea Cliff carpenter, was brought home from his work at Glen Cove yesterday noon, suffering from prostration. A doctor was summoned and detected symptoms of lead poisoning.

Investigation disclosed the fact that the man had eaten sandwiches made from canned tongue and that' soon afterward he began to suffer from dreadful cramps and to vomit copiously. He continued In a serious condition all the afternoon, but will probably recover. AQUATICS AT COLLEGE POINT. College Point, L. August 1' A series of aquatic sports took place at Pete Davis' pavilion, on the shore, yesterday afternoon.

The duck race, for men and boys, was won by William Methven. of Flushing. The tub race, for men. was won by Captain C. A.

Smith; tub race, for boys. K. Elllnian of Flushing; walking the pole, E. F. Keswick of Flushing; swimming match, for men, John Kreamer: swimming match, for bnys, William Methven.

A prize was awarded to the winner In each event. ABOUT LONfi orge and IMwat ,1 have returned thr. P' ntisy! ISLANDERS. Kramer, lli k' w. ek.s They trav.

l. i Prior to tip leave th ti; ant w.c v. ne wa. do i shonij iversity n. ver bad an tinpb as.

the f.Hrultv or any. I Willi tip ve. sil EurthBj i.ii trip Emma, withoat any warrant or complaint, and confined her in tho lockup last night. The court says this is a queer proceeding. FISTICUFFS AT ISLIP.

Islip. L. August 9 Gilbert W. Dickerson and Albert were the principals in a nub T. I'.

Hunttlng thi. Ity. m. m'. of in that I will Miss Baker.

Miss Alice Callin, C. T. Grunt Kastman, Brookl Louis E. Todil, C. E.

Reiner New Ycirk city: J. Coullngs. Brooklyn; John BL iot. Easton. M.

Hoisted, Brooklyn; Thomas BlanclKird, Palmar, Mitss. William Butcher Cflauson. A. TuokiT, Urooklyn T. H.

King New York city; N. J. BuKlr.g. Watertown, N. Y.

A. P. Plumb. New York city. Arlington Mr.

and Mrs. Ucuglass. Newmirgh Mr. and Mrs. Arnold.

Chicago; Mr. and Mrs PrlL tf. NewarkrMr. nnd Mrs. J.

Curley u.Tbuxy; Mrs. T. K. Clark, Delaware: h' Bellamy, Holyoke; R. E.

Wright. Philadelphia N. K. Earle. IT.

S. N. T. Cullen, L. Gersrttie.

South Orange; A F. Phelp? Sidney. N. Y. C.

M. Shedd. ('. II. Bills.

New York t'ity; II. Williams, Thomas Norton. Brooklyn. CONEY ISLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS. Oriental Mr.

and Mrs. M. S. Andrus. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Carpenter and Lllllnn Carpenter, Ne York: Kenneth Fleming. Rookvllle.

X. E. T. Bedford mil Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ne York; G. W. H. Rowe.

Troy, X. Y. Mr. and Mrs. G.

A. Crocker. Mr. and Mrs. York 'b ne ii, i.

al and i i iohleal tv recently compiled a bis the nrst member v.t.I. to Am rl a was wt cki'il near K. islhampt. tt, tie l. is of Ilvan eoimty.

tne WM.biing in nt ht, at St. Mark' li. C. churcli. Mis Maggie Gillen.

tiaughtr of Mr. Patrick flil'i of i iravesf. to Mr. Mi. hno' Slie.

oi parkv d. orat of fi i.l llow and 'ngwth th f. i and ecu were ttota'b Tne br da! party cmto I the ir. Mon ohn ldin. by the or e.u Maria Jlarr' tt.

The wore a gown of i while ttiuile. nud a wreath of natural blossoms'. The Rev. Father rman i forme. I the impr.

ive rf mon.v. A we.I.'ling re. ejiti.in was ii. ld at tho house of th" bride's i parent, wh re thu many and pro wore 'J'ltose pr sent in ludod Mr. and Mrs.

Oillen. p. nis of th bri.l; Shea, motlier of the groom; oils. Miss Mary Oili. n.

'r. Mr. and Mrs. Mown, ihe Mi Mown, ivtor Mown, the Jour Mrs. Winnie tho Miis Shea.

Mr. and Mr. l.eo, Mr. and Mr. Rear.

Ion, Mis Rvan. Mr. V.nl Jibs Purrill. Michael (iiilen. J.ldie Hart aad Mr.

The alh rat. In th inr.ntli W. Sev cni v. 'lliuli ii l. i l.

II. Ibiirn i Am "1 be married at p. Miss lt. i of New rl: itv fistic encounter Wednesday. Donnelly attacked Dickerson for circulating stories about his sister, and the latter was getting the worst of the battle until he threw a brick that struck Donnelly, and, as the sports would say, put him to sleep.

He was attended by Dr. J. L. Halsey, who restored him to consciousness. No warrants have been Issued as yet, and Donnelly declares that Dickerson shall be made to suffer severely.

The fight was watched by a larse crowd of business men, who never offered to interfere. celebrated til sday Ids atiiily. Artbtt. Jl r. sary of his lii ii, with a at where he Is su it ing James Kourke.

a A. Crocker. Nev. York; Mrs. and I a mp THEODORE, beloved husband of Barbara Schloerb.

Notice of funeral hereafter. SEYMOUR On Wednesday morning. LOUIS NELSON SEYMOl'R. Funeral services at his iate residence. 421 Cumberland st.

at o'cK ck Friday evening. Interment private. Saturday morning. STRINGHAM Suddenly, on Friday, AUBUSt 9. at 4:30 A.

Mrs. MARY J. STRINGHAM. wife of the late Dean Stringham. Relatives and friends are to attend the funeral on Sunday, at 3 P.

from her residence, 5SS Madison st. Interment at convenience of family. TAWS On Saturday, August 8, JACOB E. TAWS. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at his Into residence, 17 Hanover place, Friday evening, August 9.

at o'clock. Interment at convenience of family. TAWS Fern Council No. 774, R. Funeral services of Bro.

JACOB E. TAWS will bo held at his home, 17 Hanover place, oa Friday evening 8 o'clock sharp. Arcanum service brothers are requested to attend. Bro. Tnnls wa3 accidentally drowned on Saturday, August 3.

JOS. I. K1X.BOURN, Regent. J. W.

McKeever, Secretary. trRBAXI On Wednesday morning, August 7, 18S5, ROSE, widow of the late Frank Ur bani, aged 4S years and 9 months. Relatives and friends, also members of Senate and Ida lodges, K. and L. of are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, at her late residence, 782 McDonough su Mr.

Hayes of th I i st. lt. n. ATTACKED WITH A CRAMP. Sea Cliff, L.

August 9 Frank Murphy of Cedar Swamp, while bathing at Tilley's pavilion yesterday afternoon, was taken with a cramp. Several people saw him go down, and Edward Watson swam to his al.l. Murphy was I'. ouy injured kick. In the Miss Hermine ve Is Ihe surr.n: att.

rni.on tiv being 1. "A'di hT.v hog L. I. A FAIi'. The ti" warnitii of tip weather appear! to have a stimulating effect she arts oi the very young of itv iu inter, est of char tv.

The Sei Side has hag" another jtivnii. enterprise to it. Kat firode. Ji Wayne. Nettie May Kruse.

Lilii" id and I'liuliii" Oiil hud a fair in tin front vat.l nt 0 Wat re street, last Tuesday from io Jn tho evening th" pl.i, bright ncl up with iaiu rn de orations, and Ihe iigiitu re burr ed out and mo.t of sttiiT cotntnlMee found in tr asurv. Thi money was brought th Iiogie an iia's b. a fcand.i to 31r. K. p.

Wool, treasurnr of th Sea Side homo. A COUNTF.IU SF.T FREE. Jnmes II. who iasl y. ar In the United stale di.tri murtofAr.

kaasas bolore Judge A. of conn terfeitinp. and lias been contlu for eighteen months in the Kings count i nit. atiarv, w.u this morning release. 1 by Sintt s' Com.

missioner Reil.nvj. N'ew. otun was fentene. to a y. ar and half's im.prisonm and to paj a fine of con.

Re bad no monev and, aftej month's extra time, was freod bv tin IRON FENCE FOll JAMAICA PARK. Jamaica, L. August Tho town board at Cat. tain and Mrs. Satrni land Center ar Slitiw.

ICi. ii on, seized natson an. 1 dragged him under water its meeting thia morning resolved to call for native home. plans and priees for a stono coping nnd iron I wlti ot a Llfe. Preserver was eU.

Mrs. liZlizabeth it: is the if Mrs. II. F. Herri it i ii drawn ashore very much frightened, but LINEMEN KTDI'PEI.) The Brooklyn fire d.

p.ir SOL1MERS. and the Ne en nim oaumi i IIlHLOn. i OfK Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brace.

Carlisle, J. It Aff new, Miss F. Oowell, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

Thornton Warren. Ncn York; J. Drevtus and daughter, Boston. Mass. C.

Ii. Knapp Boston, Charles Scabury. Harry B. Seabury. Key port, N.

Mrs. Harriet Austin and mrtid. New York. Manhattan Mr. and Mrs.

August Adlr St. Louir. M. A. Snipper, Boston.

Miss Mauf and Mrs. E. Washington Edward McCleef. Massachusetts; A. AnJrew V.

S. Anderson and S. Baldrldge. Asburv Park, N. Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Nettleton, Albany, N. Y.

Charles C. Ermlner. Burlington. Vt. Mr.

and Mrs. Englehnrt. Clnclnnnatl. T. X.

Jacobl, Reading. J. M. Itoade. Aibanv.

X. Y. Hugh Harmon. Naples; Mortimer Forest St. Paul.

H. H. Ward and J. T. Preston.

New York: Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Harden.

Water bury, J. R. Flesh nnd H. C. Serllfleld New York: J.

H. Foster, Kansas City. Samuel S. Sloan. Lancaster.

M. T. Marks and J. L. Fox.

Hartford. John M. Harper Philadelphia. William Conners. Troy, N.

Camden. N. McCoiIough Detroit, J. A. Brady, New Orleans.

lence to ount nroucd tho tewu hall park. Tho grass and trees in tho park are growing nicely and with an ornamental Unee this park will give th viiltor a much etter impr don ot tho village. The family of n. Increased by th Itlor.dgood H. cotter sa i steamer St.

l.ouis We lno i portion of the route whi. li ii Ua it pton was arrival of twin girls. irope the lb will over po. Laurent. if Jersey York Tclepii.ii.c cunspany have unite! iti erecting new tee graph poj tor the a.

nictiat of their wires throughout the t. v. u. th. Id poles were erectc my at ago, the nnnent lias acquired section the shore road west of the Dvke: meadows When the Xpedll Ion the Mark Twain 'Innocents he went over in lST'i 7:.

otnerwise none the worsa ror his experience. MECOX PAY DRAINAGE. Southampton. L.I. 9 The town trustees recently appointed Jetus R.

Rogers. John Qulnn. Erastus E. Halsey. Frank H.

Halsey. and Charles W. Payne, a committee to determine the question as to whether or not It is advisable to drain Mecox bay by a channel to the ocean. The committee met at Water Mill. There was a large number of property owa and family are of Fast Rfelt Counselor Robert A.

1 the quests of Mr. Oliver I aw a y. FREEPORT DOC, CATCHERS. Freeport, L. August Public sentiment was thoroughly aroused Wednesday against the three dog catchers who have been parading the principle thoroughfares for three or four days with a horse and wagon.

As all attempted erect polo on these grounds EnRlc Library So. and were stopped by a corporal's guard of commission serving a K.ltr m4in Uncle Sam's tuiu. at" the itance of Ac li ETZ'sXbS'! or branch offices or of local nwadoaler. Adv. Commander Major TumbulJ.

The workmen railroad tteket homo sItoq him..