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THE BEOOiaYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOBK, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1899. LONG ISLAND SUBURBAN BRAVE CAPTAIN CRAWSON. aUSCELLANEOXTS. MONSTER STEEL PUNT LAUREL HILL RIOTER AgneS O'Donnell, 452 Baltic street, 10 cents; Jennie Ledw'ith.

457 Baltic street, 5 cents; Garry Lcdwlth, 457 Baltic street, 5 cents; Margaret Smith. 48 Third street, 5 cents; Bryan O'Donnell. 452 Baltic street, 10 cents; William O'Donnell, 452 Baltic street, 10 cents; Adele Lawlor. Clinton street, 10 cents; Mary 'Bnira CARRIERS (' iilffllNFRlGISCO'S Union street. 5 cents; Edward McKec, 141 Douglass street, 5 cents.

Charles Sheeron, 331 President street, 5 cents; Joseph Ryan, 275 Carroll street, 5 cents; Joseph Shehan, 412 Carroll street, 5 cents; Frank Gll martln, 400 Carroll street, 5 cents; Frederick Boyle, 37 Douglass street, 5 cents: Jerry O'Neill, 484 Warren street, 5 centa; William Slater, 335 Degraw street, 5 cents; Charles Cousin, 81 Second street, 6 cents; James Canfleld. 442 Union street, 6 cents; William Stewart, 404 Union street. 5 cents; William McGaffery, 436 Degraw street, 5 cents: Joseph Lanheedy, 438 Degraw street, 5 cents; William Rlenln, .389 President street, 5 cents; Charles O'Brien. 337 President street. 5 cents: RlcharJ O'Brien.

337 President street, 5 cents; John Chambers, St. Agnes' Sunday school, 5 cents: Edward Doody, 131 First place, 5 cents; James Warts, 142 Butler street. 5 cent3; Frank McClame. 190 Butler street, 5 cents; James McKeyo, 286 Smith street, 5 cents; Harry McCarthy. 125 Third Btreet, 5 centB: William O'Nell.

457 Sackett street, 5 cents; Daniel West, 430 Warren street, cents; Paul Hannafey. 211 Hoyt street, 5 cents; Thomas Hannafey, 211 Hoyt street, 5 cents. James Mahoney. 331 Court street. 5 cents; Leslie Corcoran.

339 Court street. 5 cents; William Malone, 89 Butler street, 5 cents; John Tucker. 50 First street, 5 cents; John Truszenskl, 518 Baltic street. 5 cents; Joseph McCormlck. 35 First street.

5 cents; Robert Hartley 24 First street, 5 cents; Joseph Mahoney. 472 Sackett street. 5 cents: Sylvester Simpson, 34j Hoyt street, 5 cents: John Molony, 159 Bond street, 5 cents; John Gordon, 178 Nevlns street. a cents: Richard Chester. 88 Douglass street.

5 cents; Thomas Dowd, 145 Butler street, 5 cents; Bernard Reilly, 517 Baltic street, 5 cents; Joseph Leonard. 156 Butler street, 5 cents; Joseph Cline, 605 Baltic street. 3 cents; Edward Callan. 52 Sc ond street, 5 cents; Nicholas Ryan. 275 Carroll street, cents; James Johnson.

525 Baltic street. 5 cents; Peter Ward, 250 Nevlns street. 5 cents; Michael Cullen. 296 Bond street, 5 cents; James Madlgan. 260 Wyckoff street.

5 cents; John Madl 250. Vvyckoff street, 5 cents: Frank BonaparU SO Wyckoff street, 5 cents; Percy Taylor, 201 Hovt Streef nnl. TKn rn t'n i Postal Employes Determine That Their Dewey Fund" Subscriptions Shall Be the Largest. MORE SCHOOLS CONTRIBUTING. Lists Sent In From Canarsie Prac ticing for the Great Ball Game.

By Saturday the Eagle Dewey Fund will be near the $6,000 mark. On that day the let 6uiu6 wj iuiu iii meir huq scription liet, which they mean to make the biggest yet received from any body of men or any organization. Lists from one or two of the post office divisions are already in the bands of Private Secretary. Schenck, but will not be turned over to therJGagle until July 1. The postmen are determined to outdo the San Francisco letter carriers, who made, big promises for their fund.

To day lists were received from Public Schools Nos. 114 and 115. They are two email schools at Canarsie, No. 115 being an annex to No. 114.

Messrs. Somers, Young and Nqstrand comprise the local committee of the two schools. Considering the attendance the Nehowing is excellent. The People's Bank turned over to the Eaele Complaint Sworn To This Morning Against Hugh O'Neill by Detective Kelly. DEFENDANT IN THE HOSPITAL Death of Dominick Flynn, the Man He Is Accused of Stabbing O'Neill Also Wounded.

(Special to the Eagle.) Long Island City. L. June 27 Detective Kelly of the Seventy fifth Precinct appeared before Magistrate Smith this morning and swore out a complaint charging Hugh O'Neill with murder. O'Neill is one of the men who took an active part in the riot at Laurel Hill Sunday morn lag. He was shot in the back and is charged with having stabbed William Heuston and Dominlclc Flynn.

The latter died yesterday afternoon and the charge of murder grows out of his death. O'Neill and Heuston are still confined in St. John's Hospital. Hueston was stabbed in the right breast. While the condition of both was improved this morning they are by no means out of danger.

was charge! with felonious assault and a similar charge hangs over Heuston. Their cases cannot be i leavedthed hospital I Dr. William McCorn, who shot and killed i Clifton White on the grounds of the River i Crest sanitarium last Friday, is still in the Queens County jail. He declines to discuss his case, having been advised by his counsel not to talk. SUMMER TIME TABLE.

js list containing nearly ssu in contributions. W' Yesterday afternoon the Republican rooters. vuauu wcuiuwauc buuumm piayeu uaiutuer ex citing practice game at Washington Park. There were more players on band than usual and Quite a crowd of spectators, composed of men who would like to be on the teams. Bets of even money were laid, though this is strict i toe ruies oi me game.

xae win I ners, however, promised to turn over their profits to the fund. Long Island City, L. June 27 The new Stcin, that Hie police from the borough of summer time table of the Long Island Rail Manhattan never pay for anything on road will go Into effect to morrow. The C'oney Island. Stein insisted, ho.vever.

that schedule will be substantial the Fame as 'jL1'3 the inl5s the two policemea hv grabbed him and took him to the police sta that of last summer, the few changes having tlorli followed by a large crowd. At tb.8 already been noted in the Eagle. The can police station it was said that Ware and Kil non ball train, leaving Brooklyn Bridge at dc'bi had not been assigned to do duty at Cone P. Flatbush avenue 3:17 P. M.

and Long i Island on Sunday. Island City at 3:33 P. M. for Shelter Island and the Hamptons and Montauk, will run lnsteau or rridays and Saturdays only as has been the echedule for the past month, i The new time table calls tor the operation of l.JUU trains daily ever all the lines of the road and is by far the most frequent train 1 service of any suburban steam railroad in the country. The Ia3t installment of new cars ordered by the managers cf tiie road will arrive on July 5.

FROM THE SEASIDE. Saved Two Boys in a Drifting Sailboat on the Sound. Bay Shore, L. June 27 A story of cool bravery has reached here from across the sound which reflects the highest credit on Captain George Crawson of the steam yacht Comet and his man, Bert Thurber, both of them Bay Shore eallors. The two sons of Mr.

Grecnman of the Fairfield Yacht Club had started out from Blackrock Harbor, for a sail In a skipjack. They were in their bathing suits and only intended to make a short trip, but before they could. beat back they were caught in a squall and when sighted by the Comet were drifting helplessly and being driven out on the sound before the storm. Captain Crawson was heading for the harbor when ne saw the helpless condition of the boys. Though the sea was running high he ran down for the boys and Anally succeeded in getting them aboard the Comet.

Then he made fast to their sailboat and towed it safely into the harbor. Though the harbor was crowded with craft of every description and the plight of the two boj was clearly to be seen by hundreds no one offered to make an attempt at rescue until Captain Crawson fortunately hove in signt. we was greeted with warm cheers on his arrival and a liberal reward was forced upon him by Mr. Greenman, the father of the rescued boys. THE CLACK ESTATE SALE.

Amityville, L. June 27 The auction sale of villa plots on the Clack estate, in this village, Saturday, on the premises, by order of John A. Potter, John J. Bartlett and Eugene R. Smith, trustees, under the management ot R.

M. Montgomery drew out a large crowd of buyers from Brooklyn and Manhattan. Nearly two hundred and fifty lots, half of those offered, were sold. Among the purchasers were Alvah W. Haft, Mrs.

James Ter hune, Frances T. PIdgeon, B. F. Marsh and A. ti.

Dunnell of Brooklyn; Mr. Franz J. Fleming, Mrs. Bell, W. T.

Roberts and Mr. Robinson of Manhattan; John E. Ireland. Myron H. King, Charles F.

Smith and Vincent Schllerholz of Amityville. The highest price paid for lots 25x200 feet was $156; the low est, $26. FROM EASTPORT DUCK RANCHES. Eastport, L. June 27 In consequence of the heavy shipment of ducks from this vicinity during the past few days the price on the market has declined to 13 cents for the choicest spring fowl.

Throughout the spring the prices ruled normal and, however low the price may go now, the raisers will realize a fair profit on the season's, business. William C. Pye, the largest raiser of white Pekln ducks in the vicinity, says that his aggregate ship ments will exceed 25,000 ducks. Other raisers aiaeiB will market between 5,000 and 15,000 ducks before the season closes. OBITUARY LONG ISLAND.

FREDERICK IBRA. Lynbrook, L. June 27 Frederick Ibra, formerly ot Springfield, L. died at his residence, on Union avenue, yesterday. He was a son in law of William Watts, and has been in the oyster business for several years.

The funeral will be held in the First Methodist Church. OLLIE E. GILDERSLEEVE. East N'orthport, L. June 27 Miss Ollle E.

Gildersleeve, only daughter of A. O. Gil dersleeve, one of the highway commissioners of the Town of Huntington, died at East Northport, yesterday, in her 17th year. The funeral will be held to morrow LONG ISLAND NOTES. J.

M. Martin and A. W. Hind took the school census yesterday at Sea Cliff. 'Principal Charles Hi Smith and Mrs.

Smith of Sea Clin will spend the summer at Tarrytown. The work of plasterlnfr th? Catholic church at Sea CliiT was begun yeBterday. The building will soon be In such shape that church services may be held In It, A lawn fete In aid of Corpus Chrlsti Chapel. Mlneola. will be held on the Krounds next Monday.

A feature of the event will be choral music by the Chapel Choir. The rarrn'ers'bf Easlfrort have' bezun Catherine their hay and the crop will prove one of the poorest In a number of years. Bertram Storrs of Manhattan have bought the 00 Issue ot sidewalk bonds recently authorized by Sea MEADOW HENS PROMISE SPORT. Queenswater, L. June 27 Meadow hens have perhaps never been quite so plentiful as they are now.

This is believed to be owing to abc ence of the severe storms and excessive high tides, which so often occur during the incubating season. This year meadow hens and all similar birds are included with snipe and other bay birds may be shot at any time between July 1 and December 31. All sorts of bay birds are very plentiful and there is every prospect ot fine sport when the season opens. CHRIST CHAPEL DEDICATED. Bellport's New Episcopal House of "Worship Blessed by Bishop Littlejohn.

Gifts of Prominent Members. Bellport. L. June 27 Christ Chapel, on the main road, was dedicated Saturday with a special service, in which Bishop Littlejohn pronounced the consecration prayer. A num dlv'nes' lrominent ln Long Island! and Manhattan diocese, took part in the service, and the Rev.

William Wiley, rector of Grace Church, at Oyster Bay, preached the sermon The first Episcopal services held in this village were under the direction of General McLean, who had a license as a lay reader from Bishop Littlejohn, and which service was held on Sunday, July 4. 1S86. "In May of the following year the Rev. Alban Richey, then rector of St. Paul's, at Patchogue, took charge of the local mission and preached here on Sundays, continuing in charge until October: 15, 1S88.

Xot until four years later was a reg uiar Tector appointed, when In October of 1892. the Rev. Joseph Norwood was appointed to look after the missions at Yaphank, Brook haven and Bellport. making his headauarcers at Bellport. The Rev.

Mr. Norwood remained here until March and during the lntori Mr. and Mrs. Henry ri. Davenport are at their The Lons Island Rnllroad will have its new I country seat In New Canaan.

for the sum oleetrlc road between Far Hocltaway and Rock "ler away Park In operation next Saturday. The annual picnic tf the Second Reformed' Subscriptions to the Fund. The financial institutions of the city have not yet finished their work for the Dewey Home Fund. Many of them are still soliciting, subscriptions from their patrons and will forward them shortly! One of the institutions that has done excellent work is the People's Bank of Brooklyn, at Broadway and Gates avenue, which to day sent $76.50 to the fund. Following is a statement of the Eagle's Dewey Fund to date: Subscriptions already received, recorded and forwarded by the Eaele J4.610.1S Received ih this morning's mail: From and through the People's Bank of orooKiyn, and Greene avenue Children Public schools Nos.

114 and 115 at Canarsie 76:50 9.28. Subscriptions of Public Schools Nos. 114 and 115 to the Fund. Following are the names of principal, teachers and pupils of Public Schools Nos. 114 and 115 who have subscribed to the Dewey Home Fund together with the amounts of their respective" subscriptions: at.

nrlncinal. 50 cents: teacher. 25 cents; James, 10 cents; Charles Pilgrim, .5 uui i vjuuer. i cents: ivate mice, teaen er. 5 cents: Abbie Morris.

5 rnl Rarp 7Eokrf cents; annnie ueirKen, iu cents; Albert Jdatnewri, i ceiiisi Annie urewea. cents; lorence steven onL cents; Amanda SchmeelK, 5 cents; Willie it tims. 5 cents: Florence Aust. 5 centn; Sarah Rubin, 2 cents; George De Nyse, 5 cents; Henrietta Butecke. 5 cents; Frances Moller, i cent; John Denton, 3 cents; Alice Morrison, 5 cents; Ada itooney, cents; unaries uenton, 3 cents; tiiia wig Klee, 5 cents; May Stebben, 10 cents; August Kieken, 5 cents; Conrad Pilgrim.

5 cents; Ella Taylor, 6 cents; Albertiria Pagenstecher, a cents Harry Peto. 5 cents: John Schildknecht." 5 cents; Ivyton Gray, 2 cents; Lizzie Gosllne, 5 cents; Delia Morrison, 1 cent; Gussie Mohr, 10 cents; joet carmen, cents; Michael Buckley, cents; Percy MMIspRUxh. 10 cents: Lillian Alex cents; Frederick Remsen, ft cents; Lucy i. wooauury, leacner, i ctius; Anna i. uosunt, cents; Edith Search, 10 cents; Charles Leh mann, 6" cents: Mabel James.

10 cents: William Conway, 25 cents; Adolph Ives, 5 cents; Frank, nson, iu cents; fnuip cent; Aletta. cents; Fheue lice, teacher, Zo cents; William 5 cents; William Dtriam, 1 cent: Perry Kamey. 3 cents: Edward Martin. 1 cent; "Donald': Dtiimet, cent; Maggie Stoil, a cents; Marguerite acnrieier, 10 cents; Euna Powers, 5 centfi; Lena Harms, 1U cents; Bertha Stebblen, 10. cents; Clare.

L. Moore, 25 cents; Rudolph Wiegar, cents; John Kraft, 3 cents; Peter Balsley, 2 cents; Vernie Sofield, 25 cents; Susan Biggs, 2 cents; John Holdcn, 2 cents; Harry Young, I. cent; Hannah Pilgrim, 5 cents; Sam uel Seaman, 2 cents; William Young, 1 cent Bennle Mathews, 1 cent; Charlie A. Peto, 5 cents Charles Gonllne. 51 cents; George Morrison.

cent; K.ran.tz, 2 Alonzo Baldwin, .1 Henry Hube, 5 cents; William Gage, i cents; James Walters, cents; Christopher Meyers. 14 cents: Frank Blatz. 4 cents. Jennie A. teacher, 25 cents; Martha "Miller, i cents; Mary Toochelmann, 5 cents; Jen nie Rowland, 5 cents; Lida McCredden, 5 cents; Delia Denton, 1 cent; Fred Spahn, 1 cent; Stephen Shackelton, 10 cents; May Shackelton, 10 cents; William Darling, 5 cents; William Schmelck, 5 cents; May Mathews, 2o cents; Margaret Fehne man, .2 cents; Charles Phillips, 4 cents; William Lyndail 1 cent; Roslilnd Gosllne.

2 cents: will LDINS AT Half a Million to Be Invested in Structures and Machinery. WIRE ROPE A SPECIAL FEATURE. James M. Waterbury Tells of the Company's Plans Ground to Be Broken Next "Week. (Special to the Eagle.) Long Island City, L.

June 27 Ground will be broken next week for the erection at Astoria of a great steel manufacturing plant to cover eventually between four and five acres ot land and to give employment to between one and two thousand men. The site for the proposed new works is on Orchard street, 400 feet west of the land of Josiah Blackwell. It ha3 a frontage of 306 feet on the East River and extends back from the river 625 feet. It is located a short distance south of Berrien's Island and the lately purchased tract of the Astoria Light, Heat and Power Company, controlled by the Consolidated Gas Company of the City of New York. The site for the proposed new steel works was sold recently by Homer W.

Reboul to Augustus Van Home Ellis. The company Inaugurating the enterprise is incorporated with the title of New York Steel and Wire Company, with a paid up capital stock of $200,000 and a bonded Indebtedness of $100,000. The president of the new corporation is James M. Waterburv and the treasurer. A.

Van Home Ellis. The office of the company is at b'9 South street. Mr. waterbury said to day to an Eagle representative: "We propose to manufacture open hearth steel from pig iron and scrap iron. We will make merchant iron and merchant steel, wire nails and wire rope and If we are not taxed to death we will build up a great industry for this city.

We will not limit our capitalization to $300,000. but will expand in a short time to half a million and will cover between' four and five acres with buildings. "We will commence work next week on the buildings and the machinery is all ordered. We propose to make a specialty of the manufacture of wire rope." Mr. WateTbury is well known as a rope manufacturer, his late father, James M.

Waterbury being one of the oldest rope manufacturers ia Brooklyn, succeeding the Thurs by's in their large plant at Bushwick after ihe panic of 1S57. The president of the new Meel company was the promotor and president of the late cordage trust and is still engaged in that business. TOWN AUDITORS' NOTICE. L. June 27 The Brookhaven town board of audt, which is a Republican body, has given notice that it will meet the first Thursday of each month to audit bills presented against the town, and the notice conveys the further information that they will audit those bills only that seem proper and Just.

All work done by contract, election expenses or charges for rent of rooms must bear the proper endorsements before they will be considered. The board will meet at Yaphank on Thursday, July 6, and a lively session is anticipated when the bills of certain town officials, which were returned for correction at the last meeting, are again presented for audit. REVOLUTIONARY RELIC. Patchogue, L. June 27 Andrew Jackson Smith, one of the oldest residents' of Patchogue, has presented to the Suffolk County Historical Society a cannon ball that was fired by the British by the War of 1812 from a point near Blue Point, at the house then occupied by his great grandfather, Annals Smith, and wnicn stood on the site of the present Clifton Hotel.

Tho ball is about four inches in diameter and weighs about six pounds, and has been handed down from generation to generation in the Smith family. MULLEE JANSEN. College Point. L. June 27 The marriage of William Mullee and Miss Johanna Jan sen, both of College Point, took place in the St.

Fidelis Church here yesterday, the Rev. Father Ambrose Scaumack officiating. Miss Bertha Jansen, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and George Plunkett was best man. The young couple will spend their honeymoon at Niagara Falls. JUMPED THE TRACK.

Greenport, L. June 27 Engine No. 301, in charge of Engineer Redden, with the city sprinkling flat cars in tow. reached here yesterday evening and when making a flying switch jumped the trncks at the depot entrance. The locomotive was later placed on the track without serious damage.

The Long Island tracks, the entire length the road, is now saturated with oil to lay the dust. FAVOR A CROSS ISLAND ROAD. Brentwood, L. June 27 The citizens of Brentwood favcr the building of the proposed North and South Railroad, from Babylon, Bay Shore, Brentwood and Xorthnort as it will give them access to a large number of trains to New York and' Brooklyn and will mean tne probable settling of 100 families in the place during the next two years. LONG ISLANDPERSONALS.

Georse Breul of East Willlamsburgh has gone to Buzzard Hay. to superintend the plant place Dennlst0'1 Manufacturing Company at that Miss Ida Ross of Freeport. formerly of Brooklyn, who has completed three years of her course at Cornell University, is 'home for her summer vacation. William II. Bryant of Brooklyn has returned from an extended Western trip and Is spending the summer at his summer cottage at Freeport.

Mr. and Mm. Edwin Baker of Denver. Col. are now visiting friends and relatives in their native village, sag Harbor.

Richard Wehster of Isllp. son of tho Rev a. C. Webster of IJronxvIIIo. X.

a former" pasl tor of the Presbyterian Church at Isllp is an honor man of Princeton I'nlverslty. Dr. Thomas Wilson of Cinveracit. who has been recently appointed hy Governor Roosevelt as one of the Hoard of Managers of the House of Refuge for Women, at Hudson. N.

Is president of the Brentwood Park Improvement Company of the t'o'tase Garden at Queens who If he largest grower of carnations on Long ioi.ti.il. u.in iiiuuuceti ail CXCe sailed for Europe. Mrs. George B. Cortelyou of Washington is the SURSt of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Hinds in Memr.Btnn.1 1Ti Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs M.

Lorenz of the De Wolf Hopper Opera Company are spending their vacation at the Holly Inn at Woodmere. John Farrell. a student of St. John's Seminary Brooklyn. Is sending his vacation wlt'i hip parents' Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick Farrell. at Hempstead. William F. Copeland and family of Indianapolis have moved Into the Theodore Jackson houe on Whittier street, Queens.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mackay or W'estbtiry will sail for Europe to morrow.

Miss Sophronla Byrnes of Bay Shore Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. William C. Albertson of Sou'h old. She graduated from the Xew York Normal School last week.

Sydney Conklin of East Isllp graduated as a nurse last wtk In Brooklyn. At the recent annual meetinv of the nnilertAkem' Association of the State of New York. be held next fall convention to BITTEN BY A DOG Greenport, L. I. June 2, James A.

Coylo. a teamster, was this morning bitten on the cheek by a savage dog owned by Joseph Con nors. Dr. C. C.

Miles cauterized the wounds and Connors ordered the dog killed. 4 Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness. Sick Headache. VXL in men, women orOO cents 25 cents. cuunrtMi, curat by) at drug stoves.

wnicn ne nas named the Colonel Roosevelt after Governor Roosevelt. lLr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dawson and Henry Wlllett and daughter Florence of um BEEGHAm PELLS I ptionaiiy line flower Fire and Water. Water will not onench the Are or bad Whiskey.

It lin aeTH in the ihront. It wrtclin the Ktomach i it rackf" the ncrvti but the purest typp of ibe purest Hunter Baltimore Rye is delicious to the pal ate, ton leal to the Htomach, and Ktremrtbculne to the erven. It Cheers and Comforts. A. B.

II ART Kit. AN MORA, 3 S. William New York. N.Y. SUBURBAN.

REFUSED TO TREAT DETECTIVES. Louis Stein, who was arrested last Sunday evening by Detectives Ware and Kildea of Chief Devcry's office, on a charge of violating the liquor tax law. when arraigned yesterday before Magistrate Teale. in the Coney Island Police Court, pleaded not guilty, and the case was adjourned until Thursday next he being admiUed to baiI in th Bum of $1,000. Hia statement was to the effect that Ware and' Kildea appeared in front of his bar toward sundown and ordered some drinks stcin ani3 anotner round waa orjered.

but wl, the nrnnriomr mr the prk for the; first round of drinks, one ot the oificcs struck him in the face and refused to pay for anything, saying, according to Mr, FLATBUSH i LS' t' "Sk police in th. lr property If th? report f3(': nt lhe pi lice on Grant street, Mnslstratc Alfred K. Steers will spend a vaca tlon of lhr wei kn at White Lake, lieglnnln July S. I Mmun.l H. PriKKs is hl affairs so as to criss the continent In September.1 Richard YounK is on route to Europe.

The Lutheran Zlun Church will picnic at Cimer Park Thursday afternoon anil ev. nlnK. July 13. "urcn win take place at VSoodla Park. Twen avenue and Slxtv llfrh strvet nn tH nftvrnoon and ver.ir.R Thursday.

August 3. The annual i.utinK of the Flatbush Volunteer Firemen's As social will take place August 3. at liwu h. and the committee of arranKemehts Includes I'. Oraim.

J. H. Kckersley. J. Mulhhahn.

W. .1. Sheehan and Jani rs M. cress. "The work of enlarging the post otllce bulldlne beji.in yrsterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert LefTerts of r.91 Flatbuab. nv enue are summering at CJreenboro, Vt. Th.t Flatbush Trust Compar.v is expected to bcRln l.us at S24 Flatbush nvenue about July 10.

Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Vnllette of East Twenty fir street are summering at Washington.

Conn. Michael K. Hlgglns of andforil street, in the tirp.nt street court, this morning was charged with Wing I.ee. a Flatbush Chinaman. He pleaded not guilty and the case was adjourned.

Mrs. Ksther lnr.gram. f.l years old. of 130 Third plae: fell from a Flatbush avenue trolley car last evening and received a bad scalp wound. Car No.

jf the Rogers avenue line collided last night at Rogers avenue ami Canarsie Iaxje with a bnrse anil wagi driven by I'Jenis Hart rord of Whipple street and Throop avenue. ford v. as thrown to the groun aii'l received sev cms and bruises. The wagon v. as slightly damaged.

MIDWOOD TREES MUST GO. A gang of men this morning commenced to cut down the fine old trees on the grounds in front of the Midwcod Club House, Flatbush avenue, for the erection of a row of stores an( fits Tll0' roua(lK reentlv sold bv the Flat bush. Park Association, which also owns the' LT furluTI'n S.treet tlX 11, eU" then the Midwnod Club house. will front on that street instead of fronting on Flatbush avenue, as heretofore. FIFTEEN" ARRESTED AND FIXED.

The police of the Coney Island precinct arrested fifteen women last night and this morning. They were fined each. CAPTAIN SMITH'S MONSTER. The Patchogue Curiosity Not an Ordinary Eishing Frog, but a Genuine Spharg is Coriacea. Patchogue, L.

1.. June 2" The local fishermen are enjoying a good laugh at the ex penso of Eugene G. Blackford, the New York Fish Commissioner, and his "explanation" ot what Captain Smith's sea monster is. The genus and species of the animal was. fixed by Dr.

W. E. Gordon, principal of th PATOHOGUE'S MONSTER. Not a Fishing Frog, but a Leather Back Turtle. Patchogue school, after all others had failed to find a name for it.

Instead of its being 1 "fishing frog," as fllackford would have it, it. is a sphargis coriacea. or leather back turtle, which describe as follows: "The sphargis coriacea, the trunk back leathery tunic, has a back which differs froin that of all other living turtles in presenting; no evidence of its costal origin and the skin of the exposed portions of the body is unprotected by scales. The animal is of gigantic i size, exceeding that of any other member of the order, specimens weighing over 1.000 pounds being caught not infrequently, Though an animal of the widest distribution, it being found not only in the temperate por tions of the Atlantic but also or the Pacific ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, its habit are hut little known, as it is in no one local lly sufficiently abundant to be Drofltablv I "escnpiion given oy an tmgusn officer. wno saw one captureu at the mouth of tha river Ye in India on February 1.

18G2. is In teresting, and it tallies with that of tha animal on exhibition here. ljr. William B. Kel ley.

who disserted the turtle yesterday, say the interior of the animal is most curiously formed. He found that tho oesophagus waa a continuous canal of about four feet direct from the mouth through tho entire body, to the intestines. It was lined by a mucous membrane with horny projections, from an inch to two and a half inches in length, pro truding inward. Dr. Kelley has the oesophagus on exhibition and he says it would delight any anatomist to examine it.

The body is now in lhe hunds of Mrs. Hawkins of Bellport. and will be ready for exhibition purposes ki a few days. H. Lippack, until recently the proprietor off Oexter Park, the oldest and mcst popular trap Khootlng ground on Long Island, sailed 'Saturday for Kuroi.

on the steamship Harbarossa. He wiia accnmpanle.l hy his wife and child und will speiid everul months abroad. uh AJi'tco ouMUUjr tenia, ucoaitJ Cavanagh, St. Agnes' Sunday school, 10 cents: Mamie Doyle, St. Agnes' Sunday school, cents; Mary Kennedy, St.

Agnes' Sunday school, 5 cents; Nellie Kennedy, St. Agnes' 3unday school. 5 cents; Willie Bartlett, St. Agnes' Sunday school. 5 cents.

Katie Heaney, 452 Saokctt street. 10 cents; Maude Tavlor. 397 rtnUlrt aiPOAi r. mntn Tunhel Qulnn, 298 Warren street, 5 cents; Grace Corcoran, 339 Court street. 10 cents; Julia Corcoran.

339 Court street, 10 cents: Clara Maxwell, 134 Butler street, 6 cents; Cora Dempsoy. 528 Henry street, 5 cents; Mamie Johnson, 480 Baltic street. 10 cents; Alice Johnston, 438 Baltic street, 5 cents; Lulu Murphy. aacxett street, 5 cents; Lizzie Morrine, cji President, street. 5 cents: Katie Morrln.

297 President street, 10 cents; Sadie Foley, 366 President street. 10 cents; Margaret Geraghty. 477 Baltic street. 10 cents; Mary Foley, 115 Dean street, 5 cents: Agnes Balfe, 329 Bond street, 5 cents; Nellie Keegan, President street, 5 cents: May Tynan. 236 Paclfle street.

5 cents: Daisy Adams. 307 Dcgraw street, cents; Mamie Marks, 380 Degraw street, 5 cents: Ella Alllnon. 166 Douglass street, 5 cents: Maria Freeman, 294 Warren street, 5 cents: Josephine Waters, 442 Warren street, 5 cents; Mary Waldron, 220 Smith street, 10 cents. Statla Clrnnavicz, 197 Hoyt street, 5 cents; Llbble Cary. SO Butler street, 5 cents; Katie Shieran.

175 Nevins street, 5 cents; Katie Hayln. 186 Dean street. 5 cents: May Grogan, 03 Third street, 5 cents: Mary Janowski. 4S2 Warren street. 5 cents; Helen Mulskey.

S17 Wyckoff street. cents: Mary Surrenthen, 393 Warren street, 5 cents: Mav Lane v. 405 Wamn street, a cents: Celica Corcoran, 198 Nevlns street, 5 cents: Mamie O'Donoll, 405 Warren street, 5 cents; May Doogan, 276 Bond street, 5 cents: Bessie Diamond. 570 Union street, '5 cents; Mav Travers. 42 Second street, 5 cents; Llborla Alfarn.

177 Hoyt street. 5 cents; Irene Fox, 101 Douglass street. 5 cents; Bessie Thompson, 154 Hoyt street, 5. cents; Cella Ryan. 517 Baltic street, 3 cents; Loretta Lynargh.

77 Douglass street, 5 cents; Nellie Goran, 201 Warren street, 5 cents; Alice Murray, 430 Union street. 10 cents: Loretta Balfe. 329 Bond street, 5 cents; Bella Toury. 596 Warren Btreet. 5 cents: Eva Dlckslde, 335 Court street, 5 cents; May "Klrwln, 95 Butler street, 5 cents; Sadie Bullock.

26 First street, 5 cents; Blanch Whelen. 213 Wyckoff street. 3 cents Grace Robertson, 145 Bond street. 5 cents; Rena Kenny, 3994 Union 5 cents: Rose Scott.68 Wyckoff street. 5 cents: Martha Remas.

S74 Mutler street. 5 cents; Fannie Kieghley. 382 Sackett street. 5 cents; Rose Ennls, 74 Butler street, 5 cents: Lizzie Ennis, 71 Butler street. 5 cents; Margaret Smith.

97 Butler street. 5 cents; Magle Lary, 478 Warren street. 5 cents: Bessie Chadwick. 104 First place, 5 cents: Alice Coneran, 58 Tompkins place, 5 cents; Loretta Ford, 397 Degraw street. 10 cents; Julia Zaranowskl, 47S Warren street.

6 cents; Katie Snellgrov. 91 Douglass street, 5 cents; Irene Murray. 275 Smith street. 5 cents; Mamie Murray. 279 Smith street, 5 cents; Maggie Mitchell, 646 Sackett street.

5 cents. Lillian McDonagh. 347 Sackett street, 6 cents; Anastatla Murphy, 146 Bergen street. 5 cents; Maggie Fltzslmmons. 326 Nevlns street, 5 cents: Agnes Drlscoll, 575 Union street, 5 cents; Lizzie McLarne, S3 Douglass street, 5 cents; Julia Mara, 303 Degraw street, 5 cents: Mary Devine, 317 Nevlns street.

5 cents: Annie Halloran, 317 Nevlns street. 5 cents; Mary Ryan, 431 Carron street, 8 cents: Katie Smith. 443 Carroll street, 5 cents; Katie McDonagh, 347 Sackett street, 5 cents; Anna Lynn. 345 Sackett street, 5 cents; Mary Mullen, 278 Smith street. 5 cents; Grace Gallagher 380 Sackett street, 5 cents; Maud Rogers, 457 Sackett street, 5 cents; Florence Carter, 434 Baltic street, 5 cents; Julia Feetey, 442 Baltic street, 5 cents Agnes Belford, 323 Bond street, 5 cents.

Annie Moloney. 153 Douglass street. 5 Clara Carney, 418 Union street, 5 cents; Mamie Perkinson, 537 Warren street, 5 cents; 'Ethel Chanell. 153 Wyckoff street. 5 cents; Annie Hol laran.

280 Degraw street. 5 cents; Katie McGarry. 534 Warren street. 5 cents; May Carroll, 183 Court street. 5 cents; Agnes Lennon, 413 Degraw street, 10 cents; May Bougard, 378 Baltic street, 6 cents; Kitty Sury, 192 Baltic street, 5 cents; Loretta McGarry, 887 President street, 5 cents; Frances Bonnabihe, 250 Wyckoff street, 5 cents; Sophia Bonkonskl, 317 Union Btreet, 5 cents; Jennie Far rell, 74 Douglass street, 5 cents: Edna Fennell.

165 Douglass street, 5 cents; Vera Connell, 183 Wyckon street, 5 cents; Loretta Huriy, 166 Douglass street, cents; Fanny Healy, 6 Third street, 5 cents; LUUe Nelson, 58 Second street, 5 cents: Nellie Stacks, 312 Union Btreet, 6 cents: Reglna McDermott, 419 Union street, 5 cents; Josephine Gannon, 456 Degraw street, 6 cents; Marcella Jones, 600 Henry street, 5 cents; Kitty McCarty. 221 Wyckoff street. 10 cents; Charlotte Parks. 420 Baltic street. 5 cents; Maggie Godfrey.

87 Douglass street, 5 cents; Jennie Murphy, 468 Degraw street, 10 cents. Bertie Bartlett. Katie Flnnerty, Maggie Finner ty, Mary Flnnerty, Mamie Fitzgerald, Annie Fitzgerald. Emma Johnson, Marie Cavanagh, Edith Cavanagh, Eleanor Cavanagh. Maggie Bennett, all of St.

Agnes' Sunday 5 cents each; Emma Hughes, 430 Union street, 10 cents; Pauline Thompson, 137 Bergen street. 5 cents; Agnes Bell, 353 WTarren street. 5 Millie Van Saten. 291 Union street, 15 cents; Mamie Murphy. 312 Court street.

10 cents; Cathleet Mcnendez, 312 Court street, 5 cents; Annie Flaherty, 314 Degraw street. 5 centa: Annie Drugan. 231 Hoyt Btreet, 5 cents; Maria McGulre, 225 Wyckoff street, 5 cents: Julia O'Leary, 132 Butler street. 5 cents; Lizzie Harris. 168 Butler street.

5 cents: Douglas Leames. 187 Butler street. 5 cents; Kitty Shanahan, 129 Butler street, 5 cents; Llllie Hanabee, 113 Butler cents. Beesle Kelly. 340 Smith street, 5 cents; Annie Coates.

270 Union street, 5 cents; Lillian McGulre. 225 Wyckoff street. 5 cents; Casale Boyle, 59 Douglass street. 5 cents; May McGee. 105 Dean street, 5 cents: Maria Gaghan, 117 Wyckoff street, 5 cents; Lizzie Chambers.

226 Bond street. 5 cents: Millie Chambers, 226 Bond street, 5 cents: Masey Gannlon, 454 Baltic street, 5 cents: Ella Murphy, 444 Degraw street. 5 cents; Anna Waters. 442 Warren street, 5 cents: Nellie Hurley, 166 Douglass street, 5 cents', Lulu McGee, 105 5 cents; Jennie Smith. 324 Sackett street, 5 cents; Florence Roger.

150 Douglass street, 5 cents; Jennie Drlscoll." 595 Union street. 5' cents; Jora Bullock. 26 First street. 5 cents; Frances Simpson, 345 Hoyt street, 5 cents; Adele DrlscoII.v 575 Union street, 5 cents; Anna Madden. 195 Bergen street.

10 cents: Mary Maher. 442 Degraw street. 25 cents; Jennie Larney. 231 Wyckon! street. 5 cents; Kittle Leason.

570 Union street, 5 cents; Marv Dalton. 340 Baltic street, 10 cents; Georgians Cousins 31 Second street, 10 cents; May Grandfleld. 372 Baltic street, 5 centa. Katie Brown, 466 Sackett street, 5 cents; Helen Weber, 496 Fifth street, 5 cents; Ruth Weber 496 Fifth street. 5 cents; Annie Dunn.

2G5 Warren cents: Carrie Haggerty, 292 Warren street. cents; Agnes Haggerty. 232 Warren street, 5 cents; Marle Haggerty. 292 Warren street. 5 cents; Lizzie O'Donnell, 531 Warren street; 5 cents; May Halloran.

280 Degraw street, 5 cents; Marge Con Ion, 332 Carroll st, 5 cents; Gertrude Murphy 43G Sackett street, 5 cents; Katie Miller, 510 Union Etreet. 5 cents; Mamie Carney, 447 Carroll street. 5 cents; Bessie Conins, 81 Second street. 5 cents: May Severns, 211 Smith street, 5 cents; Charles Severns, 211 Smith street, 5 cents; Mamie Burke, 461 Sackett street, 5 cents; Grace Utess, 468 Sackett street. 5 cents; Mary McCormack.

35 First street, 5 cents; Nellie Madden, 34 First street. 5 cents; Nellie Cunningham. 77 Douglass 5 cents: May Belford, 154 Douglass street. cents. Mary Lanheady, 438 Degraw street, 5 cents; Teresa Carr, 188 Baltic street, 5 cents; Mary Hughes, 333 President street, 5 cents; Alice Russel.

339 Smith street, 5 cents; Rose Curran, 493 Warren street, 5 cents; Katie Dowd, 143 Butler street. 5 cents: Frances Hilderbrand. 166 Butler street. 5 cents; Annie O'Donnell. 157 Douglass street.

cents; Sadie Maxwell. 134 Butler street. 5 cents: Nellie Champion, 139 Butler street, 5 cents; Katie Mahoney, 472 Sackett street, 5 cents: Mildred Dorcher. 140 Dean street. 5 cnts; Carrie Martin.

280 Degraw street, 5 cents; Angela Kellher, 30T Baltic street, 5 cents: Lillian Hanagnn. 104 Douglass street, 5 cents; Bessie McVey. 523 Baltic street, 5 cents; Mamie Bertlez, 250 Smith street, 5 cents; Anna Ewers. 242 Wyckoff street. 5 cents; Mamie Maher, 194 Butler street, 5 cents: Julia Ward.

250 Nevlns street. 5 cents: Maria Wilson, 271 Warren street, cents; May Collins. 407 Union street, 5 cent3; Angelus. Sweeney, 375 Atlantic avenue, 10 cents; Mary Enrlght. 406 Degraw street, 5 cents.

Annie Hanlon. 442 Union street, 5 cents: Lillian Dodd. 250 Bond street. 6 cents: May O'Keef, 442 Degraw street, 5. cents; Katie Lanheady.

43S Degraw street, 5 cents: Fariny. 285 President street, 5 cents; Genevieve Kernan, 285 President' street, 5 cents: Agnes Boyle. 452 Degraw 5 cents: Nellie O'Hara. 433 Union street, 5 cents: Margerlta Steward. 404 Union street.

.5 cents: An geline Cox, 414 Union street, 5 cents; Alice Adams. 403 Sackett street. 5 cents; Lillian Lynn. 172 Douglass street, 5 cents: May Slery. 275 Carroll street.

5 cents; Annie Geraghty, 418 Baltic street, 5 cents: Lillian Hlckey. 81 Third street. 5 cents: Rosa O'Kane. 328 Bond street, 5 cents: Barlett Maden. 393 Warren street, 5 'cents: Jessie Russell.

339 Smith street. 5 cents: Ethel Russell. 339 Smith street, 5 cents; Francis Ledwith. 457 Baltic street, 5 cents: Nellie Casey, 442 Union street, 5 cents: Antoinette Croco, 102 Bergen street. 5 cents; Jennie Malone.

127 Butler street, 5 cents: May Sculley. 150' iUqueer street, 5 cents: Eusie Jurek, 404 Degraw street, 5 cents; Josephine Alcott, 129. Butler street. 5 cents; Jennie 423 Ljnlon street. 5 cents.

Agnes Feeley. 462 Baltic street; 5 cents: Maggie Campbell. 242 Hoyt street. 10 cents: Edith Harris. 16R Butler street.

5 cents: Mary Croley, 324 Bond street, 5 cents: Lizzie Croley, 324 Bond street, 5 cents: Susie Hanaran, 113 Butlor street. 5 cents; Agnes Lynaugh. 72 Douglass street, 5 cents: Martha Neary. 97 Douglass street. 5 Annie Bradbury.

291 Nevlns street. 5 cents; Amanda Sullivan, 370 Court street. 5 cents: Katie Mulligan. 117 Butler street, cents: Frank Ryan. 117 Butler street.

5 cents: Bobble Degeen, 264 Warren street, 5 cents: Frank Haefner. 91 Third street. 5 cents; Joseph Dugdare. '72 Second street, 3 cents: Walter Smith. 51 Butler street, 5 cents: Eddie Murley.

166 Douglass street. 5 cents: Eddie Tracy, 238 Degraw street, 5 cents: William McCarvan. 189 Bond street, 5 cents: James McDonnell. 255 Douglass 5 cents: Willie Farrell. 520 Warren street.

5 cents: J. Farrell. 520 Warren street, 5 cents: Mary McVey, 523 Baltic street. 5 cents' Willie Gannon. 279 Pacific cents: John McGrnth.

420 Sackett stret. 5 cents: Willie Weber 95 Butler street. 5 cents: Frank Beilln. 133 Wyckoff street, 5 cents; Louis Degan, 44 Warren street 5 cents. Edward Hines.

159 Sackett street. 5 cents; Dorlon. 173 Nevlns street, 5 cents: Frank Edding ton, ITS Nevlns street, 5 cents: Edward Doyle, 493 Wprren street. 5 cents: Charlie Stewart, 404 Union street, 5 centB: John Wallace, 307 Hoyt street. 5 cents: William Quinn.

214 Bond street. 5 cents: John Marr. 310 Court street. 5 cents; Edward Hayer. 275 Degraw street.

5 cents; James O'Nell. 457 Sackett street, 5 cents; Willlnm Howard. 302 Warren street. 5 cents: Frank O'Nell. 457 Sackett street.

5 cents; Thomas Cullcn. 295 Bond street. 5 cents: John Farrell. 520 Warren 5 cents; Joseph Rhatlgan. 262 Hoyt street 5 cents: George Murnane, 274 Degraw street 5 cents: Harry Crane.

130 Dean street. cents Frank Allen, 447 Carroll street, 5 cents; John Purcell. 337 Hoyt street, 5 cents: Clarence Boh ner, 53 Third avenue, cents; Walter Moran, 161 Sackett street. 3 cents: John Sheeron, 331 President street 5 cents. L.

P. Doyle. 340 President street. 50 cents; William Ahern. 323 Sackett street, 5 cents; Andrew Boyle, 37 Douglass street, 5 cents; John Donlon.

175 Nevlns street, 5 cents: James Can vln. 470 Sackett street. 5 cents: Gus Knopp, 737 Fulton street, 3 cents: Thomas Flynn, 450 Carroll street, cents: William Murphy, 465 Sackett street, 5 cents; James Tatton. 356 President street, cents: E. Helmer, 272 Smith street 15 cents: Tom Glng.

343 Court street. 10 cents; James Molloney, 159 Bond street. 5 cents: Jarry Hassett; 425 Carroll street. 5 cents: Frederick Mask. 30t Degraw street.

5 centB; Frederick Doyle, 452 Degraw street, 3 cents: John Messehorn. 423 Baltic, street. 3 cents; William Kavanagh, 6 Second street. 5 cents: Nelson Spratt. 31S Degraw street.

5 cents: John Kerney. 418 Union street, 3 cents: John McQulnlan, 30 First street, 5 cents; William Mers. 468 Sackett street, 5 cents: Frank Wilson. 271 Warren street, 5 cents; Hugh Syme, 172 Douglass street. 3 cents; Lawrence Farrell.

356 Atlantic avenue, 5 cents; Alonzo Beebe, 701 vTuwiiuii. uefirttw street, cents: Thomas Jones. 600 Henry street. 5 cents: JVIIUam Kelly. 133 Hoyt street, 5 cents; James Holloran, 292 Wyckoff street.

5 cents; John Cody, ii bmlth street. 5 cents: William McNulty, 442 Degraw street. 5 cents; James Morrison. 424 Degraw street. 5 cents; William Sweeney.

392 Baltic viwic ttnuji, ioa v. ouri street. 5 cents; Michael McNamara, 327 Warren street. 6 uciienuezo. street, cents: Bernard (Swlnlng, 104 Butler street, 5 cents.

John Hurley 166 Douglass street, 5 cents; Walter Dlckslde. 33.. Court street. 5 cents: Bernard Gan nond. 339 Court street, 6 cents: Harry Kane.

380 sackett 5 cents; Joseph Maxwell. 134 Butler street, cents; Thomas J. Campbell, 242 Hoyt Jamei Sharkey, 244 Hoyt street. McDonald, 61 Butler street. 5 cents.

Thomas Mnloney. 361 Court street. 5 cents; Frederick Tully. 373 Court street. 5 cents; Theodore SnH i' Qalt'c street.

5 cents: Frederick Hj iand. 301 Sackett street. 5 cents; James Barry. 419 Sr.e" 5ents: LuKi A. Agl.

219 Hoyt street. 5 cents; Thomas Kelly. 193 Hoyt street. "i vB 344 Sackett street. 5 wmhA JSn 333 warren street, 5 cents; 327 Hoyt street.

5 cents; Albert vSP jVA Union street, 5 cents; Matthew Tlmerman. 451 ljnlon street. 10 cents; James Camay. 418 cents; Patrick Qulnn. 151 Butler street, cents; James Reineman, 32 First stre t.

rei?" TUrenCC 346 Baltlc s'rot. 10 uSll ft 372 Baltlc 8tr'. 2 cents Joseph McKeon, 160 Butler street, 5 cents; Willie Maher. 478 Baltic street, 5 cents; Edward Travers! Z76 warren street, 5 cents; Joseph Dooley lis 10 cents: Girney, 542 Warren CentsV McCauley 438 Union Mulholland. 134 Bergen street.

Mitchell, 346 Sackett street. 5 Flynn. 450 Carroll street 3 cents, Robert Bucker. 30 Second street, 5 cents; 'pra3Te 472 Degraw street. 5 cents; Rob 1M 5 conts; John Ma ara aacHett street.

5 cents; John Murray. SL 5 cents: William Murphy. 217 5.cenl?: Charles McManus. 481 Union stet' Thoma McQulnlan. 436 Vn oS I McQulnlan.

436 Union street. Ai'Si Ryan3l3 cgraw street, 5 cents 336 Smlth direct. 5 cents; Al Dalev 5 Fir cond street. 10 cents; William uaiey. 3o First street, 5 cents; Cyril Stanleton 361 Degraw street, 5 cents; George Coi 414 itree? RSbrt Convin 470 Sackett street, cents; Raymond Cox.

414 Union street O'Donnell. 461 Sackett street McCormack. 33 First street. 5 cents Thomas Lantnady, 438 Degraw street, 5 cents: wmfc gowney. 428 Sackett street.

5 cents! Tin I 5 cents: Thomas Sweeney. 233 .5 cents; Charles Masterson. 429 treet; 5 cents; Henry Boyle. 39 Douglass street, cents: Percy Stapley. 361 Degraw street O'Donnell, 400 Degrar Street 5 cents; Frank O'Donnell, 400 Degraw street cents; William Downey, 458 Sackett street 5 cents tV.

Unlon Btrcct' 5 cents; Wilt McGan er stfeet' 5 cents: William "feet, 5 cents; Joseph Lauherdy 43S Degraw street, 5 cents William Rensin. 388 President street 5 cents; Char" i27President street. 5 cents; Richard Brlen. 397 President street. 5 cents; John Chambers.

5 cents; Edward Dondy. 131 First Dlac? 1 cents: James Warts, 142 Butler street 5 cents Street' 5 jucKeyo. 236 Smith street, 5 cents; Harrv Mc treet' 5 cen's: Wl Ham oNefll 457 Sackett street. 5 cents; Daniel West 41n iiniAti 5 cuents: Paul Hanofev 2 1 Hoyt street 5 cents; John Hurley. 166 Douglkss street.

5 cents' CL31 5 cents; Toft ito. .7, ttvieet, cents; James 444 Union street, cents: Frank VsV r4' 3 cents: Herbert Danle's itaMrfS street. 5 cents; Thomas Dale 331 's'treeT'j cents' T'mthy Murphy' 444 George Fogarty, 491 Warren street. 5 cents 5 am 423 Carroll street. 5 cents Joh i Kllllher.

507 Baltic street. 5 cents Carl Doscher 140 Dean street. 5 cents Sylvester Rvan ira nl'' reet GaLonT'239 Court 0 cents 336 Smith street' 0 cents, William Boyle, 39 Douelnq trp cents; William Lawn. 36 Dougla street 5 cents James O'RoUrke. 272 DouplaV street 5 ctml V'' cents "Thomas Cahm s.f Brunt, street, .5 cents: John aniu, j3 Douglass street.

5 cent Tnhn 47 Sackett street, 5 cents': Dogheny Douglass street. 5 cents; Patrick McNamar Third street, 5 cents; William McCue 60 Third street. 5 cents; Herbert Cushtng 159 WvJ street 5 cents; Frank Chanen? 153 Wyckoit strc 5 cents: Wl Ham McCarthy. 125 Third street cents; Cornelius Doherty. 153 Douglass street' cents; Thomas F.

Cannarv. 45 Second strpet' cents; John Goowan. 279 Pacific street 7k 416 Union 5S cents 1 Rtrt' 5 1 arren, as, Baltic street, cents; Katie Doolev B.tre?'' 5 cent3: Mamlf Corwin 475 Sackett street. 5 cents Irene rimHtv or 1 Itrceen TS: street" aeet.Tcfnts0; I Pern. QtutU 90 Second street ce 81 Second street.

cents1 LII1 an Ennls, 451 Sackett street 5 cents TrZStf kel4il Saokett street; 5 clnts; Mao McCoS nell, 442 Degraw street, 5 cents; Lillian Welch 7 Second street, 5 cents: Nellie Maloney 159 Bond reet. 5 cents: Ottlllle McTames? 254 Wyckoff street, cents: Mary Sewal. 391 President street 5 cents: arah Lennon. 413 Degraw street. 5 cents Marcella Lennpn.

413 Degraw street. 5 cents Jo Morani, 6 Baltic street. cents obtrude Moran. 436 Baltic street. 5 cents John Shanahan.

129 Butler street. 5 cents Frank Kernan. 285 President street. 5 cents Charies 4S. Warren street.

5 cents: Lou Dusse! dorf 392 Lnlon street. 5 cents; Harrv Duryea 213 Hoyt street. 5 cents; Charles Wilson 271 Warren 5 cents: William Dugan. 476 Degraw street cents: Mary Barr. 330 Bond street 5 cents seph Granfleid 372 Baltic street.

3 cents 'gnSs SZ' er, StrCet' 5 ccnt8: Katie Stewart? 84 Second street. 10 cents; Alice Mulligan 439 Degraw street. 5 cents; Katie Lynaugh. 77 Douglass street. 5 cents: Mary Cullum.

36 First street 6 cents: Kate Cullum. 36 First street. 5 cents Bu0CeStSck', 31r Unl0 street 5 cents; Rose street. 5 cents; Bessie Gushing 84 Wyckoff street. 5 cents; Mary Heely 6 Third street.

5 cents; Florence Heely. 6 Third street 5 Zn.t",rl0rS ne J2S Degraw street. 5 cents Josephine Kei nln. 93 Butler street. 5 cents Marv Brennan 418 Union street, 2 cents; Pauline 'Brlck moyer, St.

Agnes' Sunday School, cents: Ellle Degraw street. 5 cents; Katie Purcell. 327 Hoyt street. cents: Jennie Degan 464 Warren street. 5 cents: Dnlsv Ward 343 tfnion street.

5 cents: Ellen McCormlck. 517 Baltic street MaP' BaUlc street. 5 cents! Cella Kennedy. 215 Smith street. 5 cents St.

Agnes' Sunday school W. Kellv 5 cents John Kelly, 3 cents; John Morrlssev, 5 cents n' Morrlssey. 3 cents: T. Morrlssey." 5 cents Morrissey. 5 cents: W.

Bullock. 3 cents: Reci dy, 5 centB: J. Reddy, 5 cents: James O'Keef" 10 cents: George Pigott. 10 cents; Austin Gniigh 5 cents: Josenh Connelly 5 cnts: Ralph Wilion cents: Charles McLaughlin, cento; Wllllani McLaughlin. 5 cents: Daniel McNamara 5 cents William Dolan.

5 cents; Edward Parks, 3 cnts: Barney Carso. 5 Arr hle Carev. 5 centrf1 William LotiKhn, 5 cents; Fred ErharH 3 eents: Thomas O'Brien. 5 conts: E. Kolly 5 cents f' Campbell, 10 cents: McCormlck.

5 cents' Ambrose. 5 ppnts; W. Pallace, 5 centi. St. Agnps' Sunday school Tames Donlon 5 cents Joseph Whitty.

3 cents: John Foster 3 cents Joseph Travers. 5 cents; William Kerrigan 5 cents: Gocrg Feeley. 5 cents; Frank McSwePiiey 5 cents: Thomas O'Rourkc. 5 cents: Harry Kennedy. 5 cvnts; Johnston.

5 cents: E. Reams cents: Gussie 5 cents; Jospph Johnson, 5 cents: Joseph War 1. 3 cent: William Kenny. 5 pents: George Kenny. 5 cents; Frank Kenny.

5 cents: Thomas Gorman. 5 centw Jopph Dowd. 5 cents: Kdward Haley. 5 cents James Keegan. 5 centw: Frank Lambert.

3 cents: Ttnbe Lambert. 1 cent: Jame Dorm. 2 cents: Hobby Brenner. 5 cents: Thomas WnoJs. 5 cpnts Thomas Gannon.

5 cents: Miss M. Kernan. 2S3 President street, 10 cents. St. Agnes' Sunday school Arthur Nolan, 5 cents John Murphy.

5 cents; Thomas Murphv. 5 cents; Frank O'Keefe. 5 cents: Thomas Ollmartln 2 cents; Joseph Drlscoll, 5 cent; John Tims 5 cents'; John Dougherty. 5 cents: John Carlln. '3 cents' Mtss A.

Flanagan. 5 cents: William Flaherty 5 cents: George Daman, 5 cents: William Kelly. 5 cents; John Stlger. 5 cents: George Donnelly. 5 cents; William Sherman.

5 cents: George Devine, 5 cents: James Murphy. 5 cents: O. Casey 5 cents: J. Rivers. 5 cents; Arthur Boyle.

5 cents; Rcggy McDonald. 5 cents: G. Flaherty, 5 cents Thomas McQuillan. 5 cents: Walter Conlon 5 cents: William Hughes. 5 cents; Frank Farrell, 5 cents: Frank Cunningham.

5 cents: Fior nce O'l pnrv. 5 cents: Agnes McCarren, 5 cents; Stasia McCloskey. 5 cents: May Masterson, 5 cents; TsHe Dugdale. 5 cents: M. Gallery.

5 cents; Anna Gallery. 5 cents: Agnes Flannery. 5 cents: Annie Connlca. 5 cents: Irlne Connelly. 5 cents: Mamie Love.

5 cents: Mamie Hassett, 5 cents: Gertrude Carlln. 5 cents: Agnes Coe. 5 cents; Maggie Cross. 5 cons: Annie Smith. 5 cents; Irenp Bougart.

cents: Lizzie Cunningham. 3 cents; Margaret Johnson. 1 cent: Veronica Sheehan. 5 cents; Tlllie Keegan. 2 cents; Frances O'Rorke.

2 cents; Etta Henry 4 cents: Sophie Burns. 5 cents Gertrude Heggen, 5 cents; Julia Sharkev 3 cents; May Tucker. 5 cents; Jessie Russell. 5 cents: Frances Lcdwlth, 3 cents; Antoinette Croco. 5 cents; Nellie Casey.

5 cents. Mamie Tully. 177 Butler street, 5 cents: Katie Tully. 177 Butler street. 5 cents: Lucy Belford.

154 Douglass street. 5 cents: Maggie Kelly. 193 Hoyt street. 5 cents: May Hallon. 463 Sackett street.

5 cents; Rose O'Donnell. 461 Sackett street, 5 cents; Eddie O'Donnell. 4G1 Sackett street. 5 rent; Frances Ktly. 4S Second street.

5 cents; Katie Lavendar. 29S Warren street. 5 cents; Bingham. S3 Douglass street. 5 cents.

Amy Kelly. 48 Second street. 5 cents; Walter Willis. 8 Butler street. 5 cents; Jos.

Howard. 302 Bond street. 3 cents: John Anneda, 407 Clinton 8 conts; Fred Schwartz, 142 Butler street, 5 cents: John Maher. 442 Degraw street. 3 cents: John Dowd.

373 Union street. 3 cents; Thomas Byrne, 2S7 Nevlns street. 5 cents: Herbert Rogers. 130 Douglass street. 5 cents: M.

Bennett, 447 Union street. 2 cents. lam Ruland, 10 cents; E. Baker, 5 cents; Lizzie The annual dinner of the First York Mounted Rifles will be held at tho Half Way nouse, fcdcemore, on July A police patrol wacon has arrived at Rockav. ny Beach.

The receipts of the post ofllce nt Arverne for the month of June will be the largest In its history. The new casino and bathInK establishment of William Roft ers at Rcmlnston avenue and the ocean boardwalk. Arverne. is nearly finished and will be opened on the Fourth. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Bay Side. L. June 27 Dr. Frederick E. Xereshelmer, son of E.

August Neresheimer, former president of the Theosophical Society of America, and Mis3 Gertrude Annis. daughter of Mrs. Sarah L. Annis of Flushing, will be married next month. Whitestone, L.

June 27 The wedding of Miss Norah Powerr, the eldest daughter of Martin Powers of Seventh avenue, this place, to Edward Gillen, will take place to morrow evening. ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY. Long Island City, L. June 27 The application of St.

Michael's Cemetery of Flushing for permission to add thirty acres to tho area of its burying ground came up before the Board of Supervisors yesterday afternoon and the matter was referred to Supervisors Ott. Powe us committee. They will report when the engineer of the Water water from the land flows into the College Point water supply wells. THE KATYDID WENT ASHORE. Willets Point.

L. June 27 The steam launch Katydid or Astoria ran ashore in front of the stone fort here during the fog yesterday, and the women aboard were passed ashore by the men standing in the water. They made themselves as comfortable as pos sible in the fort until the launch was pulled oft at high tide by the police boat and the party left about noon in the direction of Manhattan. AN OLD MAIDS' CONVENTION. Whitestone, L.

June 27 The old maids' convention will be repeated ia the Presbyter ian Church this evening. The old maids are relUIy bloomlng young excep, their president, who is Mrs. Campbcil Wallace Brooklyn. Other members are Minnie, Eva and Emily Rose, Addle and Jennie Smith of Flushing. Minnie Gray.

Edith Xiemevo and Miss Oddy. SEPARATION GRANTED. Long Island City, L. 1.. June 27 Justice Marean has granted Mrs.

Cecelia M. Murr a separation from her husband, Christopher H. Murr, on the ground of cruelty, and has or i dered Murr to pay his wife $4 a week for her I maintenance. The couple lived until recently at the Raunr, a fishing station on the Ja maica Bay Railroad trestle, where Murr owns a uotei QUEENSB0R0UGH. Tho fourth annual Sunday chool picnic of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Wo.j.islde, will iie Ilth have applied for a grant of land under w. SIEK DARE. Corona, L. June 27 Miss Mabel Dare, the eldest daughter of Captain William Dare. was married to Mr.

Henry Siek. both of Whitestone, by the Rev. Mr. E. A.

Campbell at nls residence in Corona this afternoon are, a brother of the bride, was best man and Miss Edith Denno was bridesmaid. COPLEY MC DERMOTT. Stony Brook, L. June 27 The marriage of MIsb Dora, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jaoies McDermott. of St. James, and Arthur B. Copley of this village took place last Sun day afternoon, at the home of the bride oto th. m.

James Episcopal Church, officiating. PROPOSITION REJECTED. College Point, L. June 27 The proprietors of the Mhneppo silk mills at College Point yesterday offered to allow the striking weavers an Increase of per cent. In the reduced wage scale and the proposition was rejected by the strike leaders.

IN HIS LINE. The nnrlnoin. Hnn'l Ki.lii.vn faro. sir. The Missioner Ah.

brother; will you not allow me to lead you from the walks of the unbelievers? Philadelphia North American. Wlnfleld S. Velsoi is building a residence on Raymond street, Isllp. fur William D. Uccleston.

I i of 1895 and 1S96 services were held by General! itt i ,7. Preparations are being made bv the Elmhuist McLean as a lay reader. Visiting clergymen! Military Hand for a mnlight excursion, came on Sundays and among them were the John Turk, aged years. college Point, ac Rev. Joseph S.

Motoda oi Japan, who waa tak cldentally shot himself in the hand with a revolving a theological course in Manhattan. er yt'sterdny. The bullet passe.i through the In the fall of 18'J7 it was decided to build I val mrl tio littlo xhoni i i rhomns K. Hope of Richmond i eft i home and the little chapel was finisned In the during his wife's absence June and has not spring of 1808. The building committee in been heard from since.

eludes General McLean. L. M. Shaw of Bell A break occurred In the main pipe line of the utiiia, juiiii nuv miiu, tenia, oumi Walters. 5 cents: Frederick Miller.

1 cent: Ethel Cooelaridr 1 cent; Frank Ryder. 1 cent; Frederick Schildknecht, 2 cents; Mabel Pagenstecher. 3 cents; Mae Doubleday. 2 cents; George Morrison, 1 cent; Paul O'Flaherty. 1 cent; Frederick Kaiser, 10 cents; Gertrude Meyers, 12 cents; Delia Jackson.

5 cente; Edith Stoll, 5 cents; John Lott, 2 cents; Samuel Smith, 10 cents; Marian Dlrlam, 3 cents; Carrie Ramey. 1 cent; Charles Kranz, 2 cents: Ole 01senk 5 cents: Lily Tisch, 1 cent; Flora Tisch '1 Mary Bucklevj 2 eentu: Lizzie nr, 1 nct TI l.ln a. Tan Tin' i fn.Un iy. 1 cent: Ethel Murnhy. 1 cent'" Marv Trfon.

25 cents: Charles 10 cents; Frank akpr. 1 ppm1; Tnrv RfimclfA 9 i 'eee. cent: Rose Schultz. 2 cents: da. Van Hon.

ten. cents; Nellie Churchill, 10 cents; Veronica Rowland, 5 centa: Antlonette 3pahn, 1 cent: Lizzie Spahn, 1 cent; George Rohde. 5 cents; Oliver Blackman, 1 cent; William Cring, 5 cents; Ruth Durland. 1 cent: Charles Eldred. fi cents; Florence Schmeelk, 5 cents; Anna Kopf, 5 cents; Joseph 1 James Sidney.

1 cent; Anna Van Jiouten. cents: Thomas Aust. 3 cents: Fred WIn terbergb, 2 St; Agnes' Sunday School Sends In Nearly 9QO Subscriptions. Headed by the subscription of the Very Rev. Mgr.

J. S. Duffy for $8, St. Agnes contributes as follows: The Verv Mur. S.

DulYv. St AenM' Church, Sackett street. Brooklyn. JS; jjustriier. i uean street.

cents; lay Flaherty. 814 Desrraw street. 10 cents: Annie fl'Hea. Doug lass street. 5 cents; Margaret Kcafran, 243 Hoyl BLieet, xv cents; rteeu.

oub warren street, 10 cents; JosIp Holahan. I3S WyckofI street. cents: Marv Cavimarrh. Second street. cents: Lizzie Beadle, 333 President street, 5 cents; Jlln nle O.

Loughlln. 477 Union street. 5 cents; Irene ivlrwln, Butler street. cents; Agnes Millions. 447 Deirraw street.

5 cents: Alice Purcell. TSi Hoyt street, 5 cents: Grace Browne, 2S3 Hoyt street. cents: Lilian Crane. 130 Dean street, 10 cents: Zeta Crane. 130 Dean street, 10 cents: Blla Gannon, 477 Degrraw street, 5 cents Loretta cannon.

4n netfraw street, cents; Tlllie nan, 413 Degraw street. 3 cents; Katie Flahertl' 314 Deurnw street. cents: Lilly Ridley. 447 De grraw street, cents; Willie Ridley. 447 Deffraw street.

cents; May HlgBlns, 456 Warren street. 5 cents; Ruth Corshina. ISfi Baltic street. 5 cents; Thomas Wilson, 46b arrcn street, cents; Richard Wilson. 106 Warren street.

5 cents. Mora Guerin. 201 Bond street, 5 cents; Marjra ret MacManua, 371 Hoyt street. 5 cents; Blanche MacManus, 371 street, 5 cents: Edna Hean ey. 4o2 Sackett street.

cents; Lucy McGue, GO Third street, 5 cents: Josephine 275 Sack ett street, cents: Katie tohanley. 4w Ljnlon street, 10 cents: Anna Healy. 6 Third street. 5 cents: Farley, 190 Butler street, cents; Aadle ai 432 Butler street. cents; Minnie Burk.

hackett street, cents: Katie Manning. iai arrell street. 3 cents; Mary O'Xelll. 434 Warren Rtreet. 5 cents: MaKKie Bahr.

330 Bond street, cents; i 'Mloniena Jarren, 14 uouglass street, cents; Mao' Slattery. 40 First place. 3 cents; An Macjrie Coylc. 420 Union street. 5 cents: Annie Ooyle.

420 Union street, 3 cents: Agnes Coyle, 420 union street, a cents. Minnie Fisher, 373 Hoyt street, 5 cents; Anna Reilly, 44 Third street, cents; Annie Harden, 97 Thlrtl street, cents; uannon. lo uona street, 3 cents; Annie Tracy 33S DeRraw street. cunts: MagKie renahan. 4S7 Baltic street, 5 cents; Jennie Shield.

31 Third street, 5 cents: Annie Far rell. 337 Baltic street, 3 cents; Josle Skelly, 363 Sackett street. cents: Flossy weioon, 124 Carroll street, 5 cents; Mnmlf ltd Third avenue, i cents: May Ewers. 212 Wyckoff street, 5 cents Genevieve Kcilv, 48 Second street. 5 cents; Jack Martlno.

282 Dexraw street, a cents: Katie Len non. 131 Douclass street. 5 cents: Nellie Pujrh, Sr.6 Baltic street, 5 cents; Francos Kelly, 43 Third street, cents; May Ambrose. i4 Butler street, 5 cents: Tessle Mclnerney. 32S Sackett street, cents: Margaret Cahill.

332 Union street, 10 cents: Agnes Rice, 23 Second street, 3 cents; Josephine Hughes 235 Union street. 3 cents; Alice Morris. 403 Warren street. 5 cents; Rose Desoven; 311 Xovlns street, 3 cents Madaline Crocker. 102 Ber street, 5 conis; Florence McGarrey, .192 Dean cents; Annie Hourke, iG3 sixteenth street, cents; Martha Broadbury.

291 Nevlns street, Maggie Toorney, 74 Butler street, 3 cents; flnrji Wermnnn AVnrren street. 25 cents: vmie Hllderbrand. lfb liutlpr street, cents: Schorr, 504 Warren street. 5 cents; Rose 322 Carroll street. 3 cents; Nellie Burke, 'ntler street.

3 cents; Katie Pallas. 2S3 Presi 5 cents: Katie Pallas. Third street. Jnts: May McDermott. 41.4 Henry street.

5 Mctn, Hamilton, 408 sackett street, 5 cents; fa Murphy. 217 Hoyt street, 5 cents; Nancy Chant, AlO Union street, cents; Lizzie Ladley. 432 Union Itrcet, 5 cents; Ella Ladley, 432 Union street, 3 cents: Acrns Ladley. 432 Union street. 5 cents; Port.

ur. Uclahe ol Manhattan am! Willlnm citizens water supply nn ot Piatt PeDDer nf Phllndplnhli Inhn on Sunday morning at o'clock nn.l th sev ral 'a epper fil 1 Qliaoeipnia John A I otter thrnll.h th, maln lfi Patchogue donated the lot on which the flooded with water. cnureh is built. The Rev. J.

Newton Perkins warn of Manhattan has had charge of the Bellport church since its opening and has conducted services there every Sunday. The new chapel is of simple Gothic desicn having a chancel, north and south tran septs, used, respectively, as robing room and the building is ljjc interior uecora tions are of ash. Among the gifts presented to the chaoel were the following A tMniQ chancel window of stained glass, from Mr. and Mrs. P.

G. Hubert of Bellport; from the i Kev. ur. Grosvenor of Manhattan, a carved oaken pulpit; an altar cross, from Mrs. Lee Johnson of Garden City; prayer books and hymnals, from Mrs.

Johnson's family; book a Vi 1 ev' Uleve im.u tut: ir jrti erniiis; a wane altar .1: 'Le alla, I Manhattan: two chancel chairs from YV it, n.uv. lJL. ranter oi ot Phlladelnhia: one larr, rtwi i i the Rev. Dr. E.

Walpoole Warren of Manhat tii "mi ti luojui ucai, iiujn a. pair of braes flower vases, from Mrs. Pepper, and a surplice and white stole, from Mr. pepper; a carved oaken altar, from friends of Mr. Pepper and of the minister in charge; a white marble consecration stone, the gift of Wright E.

Post of Paris. Miss Hannah W. Heyward of Manhattan presented the magnifl cent wroug.it iron gate in front of the church. Mrs. Frederick Edey of Manhattan cave a set of hymnals for the choir.

LONG ISLAND REALTY. John Barr of Great River has recently bought property on the Klver road of William H. Smith of Huntington for $1,000. Charles T. Harueck of riultolk avenue.

East Isllp. has bought three tracts of land on the Nlcoll Patent of William Nlcoll. I 1.