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N AND AROUND TH? GREATER NEW
WESTCHESTER COUNTY^??v | ^^LONQ ISLAND?._| ROCKLAND COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.
?>? OMINOUS SILENCE ON* POLITICAL '
?J G ESTIONS.
fXlh ?JtWMgTRATIOM ANI> EKFnfTlvn WORK
.rin: ?MATTER OF ?STRUT extknsions
B orrSRBD LOCAL NOTES.
A\;h ugh on the eve of election week, politicians
tr.l worker? of all parties have been keeping their
tempff** ?:i :* "'iiiiiiendatilc manner. There hav??
tpyaa ? > ??- lt( ? dlSCUBBloni on political toplos-ln
?jet, th? sllen ? which preval?a on ail sides, ?J.
too-ig?^ ?*> ' registration has inc-rease.l over that of
a,iv fojafcuT reara by several hundred, is onex*
p.i;r, Ue exc i't it is that the incidents of the last
tiro y**ara have ?chooled th?? people Into a grim
^Termination lo vote, net to talk, on Election
pay. ''i;? i; ? ihllcan Town ?'ommittee. J. T.
1^1;?* id, cha rman, haa l?een doing effective work
?n ?*curing .1 full registration of Republican voters
jj, aii ::- ward* The ? ?iiidida'-y of I>r. Charles ?
Rirch for Coroner i?as ?had mu?-h to do wiih this.
?KhOUgh ;!' rat:? workers ara t?y no means In*
?Jlfferrnt to it:?? main Issues In the light. The
Doctor is ? young ?man Of ?good address, a hard
??udent, an! has the best wishes of his townspeo?
ple regard??Bl Of ?party ties.
The sxt? nel ?? "f sewer mains through several
apgtU i" *ilp Village led to \ lively debate In the
Poarl (?:' Trustees th;s week. Samuel Pallo, the
owner of Gl*eenrid?g* I'ark. has championed the ex
-?p in that dlracttOA. As adjacent
aagottty owner? pa?) for these extensions by direct
MBBSBBMIIt, ?'? course ihe Trustees directed Ihe ;
engin???.rs employed by the vtllago to submit a plan
to ihe ?Sewer Commlttoo, which committee reported
?^j.-l; ; ? the ?board. Trustee Lonar opposed the
??option of the engineers' plans, bei-ause they ?lid
r.o: ?'.??>?:' tot the takir.r; of sewage from Ihe
?jjthenBoai extremes ?>f MomaroBech-ave., and
... were r?*i?*rrr?! b-??-k to !he engineers and
gli bids for the work were rejeoied. The engineers
mjfn ?submit ?another pr??*ilo to the board on Mon*
?a?? evening next in accordance with Truste?
Long's views
Th? Pioneer Club, an organization of fifty-five
eolored men. ?banded together for political an?l so?
l?a! i? :ri??'-'?-'. ?? ?'A make application to the Hoard
of Trastee? or. Monday e'.enlng next for the ap
ggtntmi i:'i officer of their race.
Masons In this vicinity will ?meet Alfred B. ??ulor.
Djj.j ? ;???;?.;. Grand Masterof the Ninth Masonic
ji'v-r ?. at th? r oms ot White Plains Lid^e. Ho.
?-? w ?? - 11?- evening next. The officers ?>f the
pr.] - extended coi Hal Invitati ?ns to their
?? .- : ? large representation Is expected.
?TJjli .? in Wh te P.all s IaiU'? Will b? pi.nt
?? ? .: entone of the new public
,'- g ?? Mo mt Kite ?. Mount Kl??-?? e ?un?
gi ? ;r Jui Order Of American Mechanics wil.
sis? *.?'?- ?part In the affair.
Tt ?' - ? affair of the we?*k w,is th*? con
asrt .-.: . ?i the Auditorium on Wednesday
??. ? ? er ?he a lapices of ihe ?aromen <?f thi
Pr- il in Church. The Auditorium was croa I
ei .-. - stive audlenca Judge William
B. ?;: ?'- Henry O. Snlffin, A. 1-B.bari Smock
ar. : ? ? ?i Blatera pave their services.
i in IK nu? s ha?e an opportunity to
ir.\-:t In ?'? ' "??" worth ??f v.'hitc Plains bonds. Th
K.jr ; ? : -? ?- has llrected Prealdent ?'rom??.?.:
? {?' ??' of ' per ???nt. bonds ?payable an
: *?' ?? aft-r 1910, and th? ?Board of
Educai School Diet! I S I will receive pro?
satali up ' November 10 at the office of John ?
?oran, .? :r.. to: I nda of 11.500 each, to be
the building ol an aidilion to the pub
f
Buirogai Coffin ha? ?dmltted to probate the ?rill
of J : formerly a well-known primer In
??a-York City. Mr. le v ries'? estate is esumate!
M M
Th? Hall ween festival and exhibition of chryaan?
themufna and ;???.??? planta la Lafayette Hal! on
Weir,..-;?;? .ml Thursday e\?.nings was large at
Uaded. Th- affair .? ,- given under ?the auspices
of th? Wi -? ??'? Home Missionary Society of the
?*!t??p?1 Methodist Eplsoo?pa] i'hurch.
The Rev William H. Tole, rector of St. John's
}'? Bug Catholic Church, has given the use ol ?
JOBB'S Hall for one night to the Bethel Baptist
t'JIurcn Society, which \a:il hold a. concert there ths
month.
?ft? Roada and Bridges Committee of the Board
of Trustee? contemplates the r?n?,val of the bai l
?Mand fr >m Broadway Park to the junction of ?Rail*
iv? . tr? l M?amaroneck avea
Application ?has ?been made to the Board of Trus
tt'-s for the extension Of gas main? ant the eree
t!? ? of ?gaslight! ?along Prospect-st., between Lex
ln?'ion-ave. ani found Vtew-ava
NEW-ROCHELLS.
The Alumni Society of New-Ro^helle Public
Bchx>l No. 1 has made arrangements f,?r the usual
cour.-e of lectures for the winter season. The Iset
U?rers are as follows: It. A. 'Onan Poyl??. Novem
1: ? ?UagB ?r? I Reminiscences"; Major James
? poj.J. 1 ?? ^ersil.?-r Vi. "Memories of the Lyceum",
the Alus Tarbett 'Oncer; Company, January i*.
?n Instrumental ani ?/ocal concert; Oeor?ge W.
Ca . K'-i r.iiiry li, readings from his own WOrkB;
March t. "The Little Foibles of John
Lui. Bandy ?and I'at as s? er. t,?? a naachman";
N. IV. Cl Bbj Howard i.- ''?um. J. Marshall
1 . William Bloom. .Miss E A. Dill ,n. Mrs. W.
I ? ?'. A Hojrt and Mr.-. Louis Van
Zel.n conati tut? th?* lectura commute of the asso
<.
An Interesting series of three stereopticon lectures
* : given ut :he Baristi House of the Trlnltv
Episcopal Church by Mr. Proeland,, prin?dpal of the
Harvard ? . ?.. New-York in Novemtaer ar.i i>e
eember. The e irse, 'he arranisements for whl? h
WBI I ? ? .?? :?y ??.- K C. Kisher. j.resldent of the
?PbtI .. Hou? ? ty, . em?braoe views in Spain,
Kora i> an l Sw.-.z? rlar.d
Tr.?; NeptUM ?Boat Club is a new organization
Which i.m berli formed mainly through th?i instru
I ' ex-Commodora Connolly, of No. 2fiH
s l-a ? I- .in Buk, who Is chairman of the
??.;.. R. t. ?Badgley, ?ss-cratary; A. Townsend,
,". and L. C. KetChlUa, chairman of the .Site
' :< mj? ?rary offices are at No. ?
*? Place, the home of ?. T. Baigley.
Ih? ?- ?rt ??'. the Second Preabytertaa ?'hurch of
' lag? at Roch? k Bark, made this week,
?ewa gratifying result? m an average attendane?
Otti ? S ?t? i.iy School, ?agalnat Ti) ?ast year
'? of the High Bchool have ?.?rataniz'-d an
A
? ??. ?... I? i'.j/ii,'. ,,f the firm of William Banani
j - of New-Rochelle, ?married <-n
Ml"? Josephine U Bpelman, at
?? 1 ? ;. One-hundred-and-forty-flr?:-st.
J? ? avi . New-York ('Ity. Harry M ?pel ?nan,
': rid??, was ?basi man while l.-r Bis?
? ? ? . .?. was bridesmaid. '? i-i'<s
'\ '? ? ?, .. ? ,. helle, and (Edward McOrothe
? ... -t..? uBhera.
? 1. s,|uIto facht ?'lub. of this vll
?'?- ? ? ? organise, adopt .? new nam? ?and
?' -...?,- ol operatlona so as t.? admit
J ?vei twenty-flv? f?-.?! to ?memlaershlp
. ns in beiti? indiilKed In, arlsina;
?- ,? ..,.? election promise.?, that the ????
?" , ?. .?. , m "Bheepsnead Reef." In ?Bcho
1 ??,? ?remov? 1 by th? ?Jovernm?-nt
?
An Interesting feature of the fl??wer ?ho??? of the
M ...... , meni ?Society, t?? b.? ?held this
*?"?'?. .- tl encouragement ?given to the cultivation
ot r. ? , ,. , j, children. These prises rar? to be
J? ,? to ????? plants as wer?? purchased
.. |it ?association early fn the sea
*?n at. ; which aera .-univate.] by children Sixty
altotte ! for thee? prises, with a
>*;*? .?: ? ? ? the ?beai ?general display, by
-??opll the public school of misi-ellaneouj plants
l*jehas? I fr ?m the aaw latlon.
.**:''? t,.t.-.? Hook and ?Ladder ?Company held its
BBBual Israel meeting on \\'-'li:?--day under unf.i
wjrabl? weathei conditions. ? ?. laixe numb.-r of
. ...
_.?"" *?- ?? Rochelle Pire Patrol hai engaged the
?tnt-iri-r r nceri t'onipany, of which Bnwal Alb-rt
v " t... head, to ?ive a . oncen In th'-lr be
?aonNoa ml r 1J at the i'aelno
BISO sJ.\<
Pr?fe-.? Heno J Rail's thtrty-flrat conc-rt ?rill
"? Clven ?,,, j ,, , , mt,ei ,
A UU , , ,.lAiy h.-j.j ,? the barn of Mrs. William
J?'ter Webb, al ?Scarboro, for the benefit of St.
??^1 ?'h.;:? h, nett. 1 |*?.
^?pialli C. ? . Mc-Caha will lecture In the M<*th?>
**'. ('hur. h on November ??, on -The Brighi Side
i?t? ?" ???"'* Prison.'' , , ,
?,'.1'*'? rt ??. Uearl?i? .? ??mplllng a ???,? ??. ?1 ?,;?? ?
22fry ' ?? i7th Reg meat. New-York \ o.un
wer,(? ll?.- ?. ?. ,? historian ??f the in m- at
i'l I Y ISLAXD
Tbe Par;, Commission?r.< of New-York are about
J? constru-t ? ?bridge ?aerosa Ih? City leUnd
r'^e -Ow-Terk, New-Havoa ani Hariford ?Hall?
mg] f.n,.,^,, ,,.is itlfljrin ,,| property-owners that
the.hM!" ?''"' ?**?? '"'roach ?Al;h?ri two feet of
Ailru'1!'10??'1 '?""''k must b?? remov'xl on or before
11 ? ??
kr'j ' '* *?ohie surveyed bv Surveyor llcOU*
??* rhe itoa,) commissioners Intend to make
*?** o l??fVflv*-*toot roadway.
YON ? ? HS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR WINTER LECTURE
COURSES COMPLETED.
GOLF AXD FOOTBALL ON ELI?:? TION' PAY ???G?1.
TAINMI'NTS A.\I> DAXCH - PERSONAL
AM? SOCIAL ROTEI
The first term of the Yonkers University Exten- j
aion course will open on Thursday evening of next
week at the Woman'a Institute Building, In Pall
s.ide-ave. ?with lectures on "Geology, Hist?rica] and
Dynamical.'' by Profawaor Scott, of Princeton Col?
lege.
The first of a course of three lectures In aid of '
the Yonk.rs Society for the Prevention of Cruelty '
to Children will he given on Monday of next week
at the Flrai Methodist KpiscopsJ Church, at Aah? !
burton-ave. and North Broadway, by the Rev. l?r.
James t. Rlxby, his subject being "The Kalei ila,
ttie Epic of the Fina."
<'? Election Pay the annual contea) for the chant?
plonahl] club medal offered by John Reid, president
of the St. Andrew'a Golf club, will take place at
the links at Gray daks. Play win begin on tha
arrival of the !' G. train ov.-r the ?.-w-Y..rk and I
Putaam Railroad it will he a scratch contesi of
thirty-six holes (four routiiis), and the Bcore will ,
be taken by strokes and noi by bolea. The medal
will become the property of the member gettine; over
th.? coin?.? with the hast number of strokes.
The yonkers Foothali Club Is scheduled lo play
to-.l.v,? with th.? t.am from the follege of the City
of New-Tork, and a good game 1? expected There
was much dlaappolntmeal over ihe failure of tl ?
Columbia G,.?.???? team to play last Baturday, aa
the Tonkera b ?jrg have been anxd is to meat thai
team. ?>n Election l?ay the ' b rxpecta to tn-?et
the Columbian Foothali team from Brooklyn.
Th.r.? is a movement on f.?"t io organine a camp
of Sons of Veterani la Tonkera. A committee of
three S"ns of Veterans is securing namefl ft ?'har- |
ter members. The committee hopea to be able to
(all the first meeting Pome time next \v.-.k.
The accond annual reception ..f the Yonkers Va-ht
Club waa held at Odd-Fellows' Hall, on North ?road?
way, on Monday evening last, and was a great ao
cial aucceaa. The promenade began at t o'clo ?.
and was led by Horace P. Allen ?nd Mi?? Ben
nett. Th?? Reception Committee wa? Commodore
William Blakemore, Horace P. Allen John llailev.
fteorpe Bolwell Edward Ahrena, Albert Kink,
?... .r?/.? Warren ??? Charlea William?
A delightful progressive ?? .. |,re par-y wa? Iflven
on Tuesday evening .?f this w..k by Mie? \ ilei ? :
Lawrence at her home In Buena Vleta-ave Tn?
guests were sea?,???! at fi ur tal?:???., and when th?'
?un?? games hai been finished It naa found that
Miss Blanche Roaa, ol Newark, ? ?'. had won
ftrul priz.?. with eiu'it game? ? ? her r. ! ; The
s? r.i prix? wenl to Mis.? Mi Donald and the
il lr l t?? M bb H unbli ?, of Vonkei ??. rb it
Flower, of Newark, and J. Joseph ? . ?. ?
? ty tied ???G first prize for the men ? ?.? ?
?roa from Mr. Flower at I I The
?hir.l prise went to J Joseph ?Potter I mo ? ? Il
Ruests u-re Mlaa Lown, of Hasting? Pre ?? Bar
r??? Henry iiumphrle.i and Drew Bailey, ??: New?
York City
It lia? been decided to abandon the aerie? of thr??.?
eotlllons (the ftrat of which was !?? have r?een held
oi Tueaday evening laat) ?r th?? Vonker* Lawn
T? :-!:is clubhouse, and a bach ora' ball la con?
templated In Ita stead, ii take pia al 'it No
vembei M
TI e Ural of the winter entet of th??
Palisade Boat Club will be given on W? Inrada*
evening a? the bowling alley? al i?lenn I I
William? Macy, the h ??
La Ik s' ? ? lai t??' hai e been -
The first of th? v- v? f th? Park
hill Country Club will be held at the rlubl .??
Tuesday ? ??? ? .:.?.? ' .? ? for the o ??
ur- Mi?e G illford and Mia? Wai I .
Rei ? la are in progress bi tbe ? : '
th?? pirai Methodist ?pla ..lia! Chur h foi an 'i:?!
Polks" concert, to be given eatly in November
Mis.? .?-.?.??:.? Qorton, daughter or- . harlea ? Qor
ton. Superintendent of Publl Schools, ga>? ? Hal
loweeti party on Wednesday ruht et bar homa !
on Rawthorne-av? There ware preaenl Mis? H?-ier. I
King Mi?s ?Edith Oeagen, Miss .lessi.? Kellogg
Misa Bessie ?. g? Mi?- Mary peur? e, Mi??.
Amy Bogart. Miss ?"Ira?* Ackert, Miss I'ai/y
P.U?.y ??? Miss Plori r ?? Rlgl ?
??..!?? wa? ? ?rei:\ h'.ni? wedding on Wedneaday
niKt.t at ih?? bouaa of Mra ? W Baiter, S
Sun.mer av?-.. Newark, N. J. Norman Veil h, of
thi.?. city m.'! Misa ?Smina C, Sali.?! a??!.? married
t.y the |<e?.. ? ir. Crow? Mlaa Nellie Veitch, ?? il?
ter of the bridegroom, waa the mail of \.
?;???? a Bhort wedding-tour Mr and Mra v.-it, h
will make lh'-it lari.e ??. Tonkera.
Mi?? Louise Musson ami her alo ter, Miss Ket?,.
of Buffalo, have t.? vtaltlng Yonkers frlei is this
wa? k.
Mr and Mrs Charlea 8 Burnham relebrat? ? ih?
tenth anniversary of their marriage thi? week ?
by entertaining .. few frlei la si ?.
The Official Board ??' the Central Methodiat
Eplartopal Church haa ?? Ided ?? r?-, eai the t.fxt
conference to return the preaenl naator, tt?? Rei
S. Parkea Cadman, for anothei y?
Mra. Oeorge ?. ? .?. ?? ? of Rlveralde-ave., u?
moved t<> hei wlntei home, a) No H w.-t Kiev
anth-at., Neu ? \ oi h ? ? : >?.
The ?<?\ Eduli A Schell, of fhlcagi
;.a.?tor ol the Piral Meli Usi E pi ?pai Churrl
this elty. la?- ??? .? ?.. ? to hl? home after a Viali
with Yoakers i r ? e-1. ? ? s.
PEEESKIl
The Rev. A. ?"?traii 1er. of St. l'a ll'fl Methodist
Episcopal Church, will preach to-morrow nigbi
(Bunday) ??ri tn?? theme, "(?? ? Citisene," with
spa? lai reference to ih?? constitutional amen ;
ments to be voted upon on Tues.lav ni
Th.? reception and dance of rr,.? young Men'?
?Social Club on Monda) even ? ai a gr?ai
at lean.
The game of football which waa to bave been
j.lay?? l between the eleven of th ? kskill Mili?
tary Academy an.? the ir.li.ro'.,. 1 ? ?j ? .?
Sing, al Sim,' Sing, on Wedneaday, waa posti.ed
on account of th?? heavy ran. T.-'a. tl.?? Peeks
kill Military Academy team will go to Cornwall
and play a return game with the Ne? Tork Mill?
taiy Academy. The last game between the .? two
teams wi's played at Peeksklll ani resulted iri a
victory for tha Peeksklll cadets by the ? ore or
II to ').
The concert of tti?? Old Homestead Quartet Com
paio, at Depew Opera House, Tuesday night, the
first entertainment oi the Btai Th? ? ?
???a? large!) attended and a greai -?.???-?. tin
Tbursdaj night the Opera House wa? a?..' ? tilled
with Peekaklll people. The attraction waa "The
TWO Sis!.?!? "
The Democrats of Peeksklll held a rally nl Depi ?/
.?p. ra ii - ? . it night, Aa Istanl B< cri Uri of
the Navy William McAdoo and a number of 1? ??
lights furnlsht-d the oratory foi the people who
gsth? r? ?'. ;n tue place
iiriin .1 Loder, Superintendent of the ?Aater
Work?, main??! on Wednesda) Mis* Ella May,
daughter of Mr?. Abl I. Lodi ? nl 1. bi rti F? ?,
Sullivan County, tt. V Th- wedding look pla<e
.,? the home ..f the bride. Mr. and Mr? Loder
have taken up their residence al Mr. Lod r's I
Howard si . thi? city.
? ?ver 3O0 .?.?? n ? hav? ? ? en vac? Inat? ! il Drum
iiill Si .-ro"! In ? ompllan? ?? .?, Iti the ordei ?1 ihe
Board of Health, snd th? r? ar? m .?? ?? ? ? lo
Prank All.? rt. thi celebi it il . n? I lai ?? wh??.?!
man, who la ex] ected to leai ? :?;? .?. Vork c
li a. ???, to-morrow, foi Chicago, will pai.? here ..t
half pai : 1 ?? will be met by a con'mitt.?f
th?? Cortlandt wheelmen and accompanl? ? foi a
.?. lance.
The Board ol Trusteea did noi decide t. which
railn.nl .mpany thej would give .. franchis? fol
a t.roiiev road In Peeksklll on Tue? laj night They
adjourned for two weeki ?
A i> a e\ 11 < .ss ? BRBICAS.
From Th?? Edinburgh Scotsman.
? have detail f? im South Arable of the "success?
ful failure," as ,? ?? called, of the Amerl? in ml -
elonary. H. M Zwemer, lo visit rh? Jews ??( Yem
who are ban ly : ? er iti ? un l? ih ? oppn ive ru ?
of tbe Turk leaving th? Keith-Palconer Misi m
rear .Vieri with an Arab guide, but no servan! ?
passing beyond the Brltl h Pi tectorate, rhe lively
v., . . ? represi nl itlve of lh?? Unite I Slat? ?. wl
heeiileiM to a!) >?? irnlng?. j Ined ? caravan al ?
on camelbai k ? triti ?1 w? ? ; . ? ? ? him to tal
loua r? ?t? ' ? M ihbe ?. '?? h?. ? onlj rila r?ulde's
threefol'l Bedouin oath tha? he aas noi a ????
? ? in; ni agi n .? ?r . n Un im m, hui en A ?? 11
can. s.iwl h.? life. Al Mufailh ? ?? encou
flrat ?us?..-ins post of the Turks, when an innerste
negro In charge c nil -? ??? ? all hi boob A iteep
.? irnb up the hill? in a thunderstorm, followed ? ?
hall, brought th caravan ??' Tala 'he local <;?.
ernor*? seat, ?Ix days after leaving Aden Tin
Pacha waa compel?? ? lo reap? ??. the trave ??'. p.,?
porta, i.u' treated blm a? "ine Jew, Ishmall," seni
t, corrupt th ? religion of Islam bj selling bouk
II.? found ?he Jewa ?>r Talx borribl) uppresae??.
?mt, aa tri?? only artisans ol the piacr, thei are ???
far tolerat< ; Al Ibb, /.erln and I >l miar he ?pol
freely lo Jew? and Arai?-, al the laal place be a ?:
robbed of ail hi? caah, and ? lacbi I thi ell
?anila virtually ?? prisoner. An old Oreek friend
l.eped him, and he managed to s. ll in all M5 cupi? ?
. , ,?,. .\, w Tealamem in Hebrew. Ordered off. ' ??
I ,-r'a red he had na money lo travel, hbi person j I
? ??') being lo erosa tha whole breadth ol Arabia
to lils headquarters at Hahreln, In th? Persian Oull
? , eel rid uf him the Turki?! Q ivernment lent h m
?? arai sani lit'?' ?? '" Hodeidah, on tha Red
?e of a ?oldlei There the con il
? , .. e .untr? befriended inn, and Bent him on
to Bombiy, He meiBi to make the cltj . I :;. ? .
,,.,,,,,. ,,' operations for all Arabia Pellx, In spit?
,..' ,.,,. Turki HI ??? il alterni ?. will ?-. ? ibi
,, approach from th? eeet. A Dutch-American ilk??
thla young fel.ow. with a good .'vrai, tongue In ins
head, and American consuls ?scattered about wh .
have no political rasptMribUltlai as tii? Uniieli
alvi. 1? ?? eA3?y aauntetV?
MOUNT VERNON.
A SQUABBLE OVER T?R APPLICATION
OF CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
?1G? NEEDED BY Tin: MOUNT VCRNON HOSPI?
TAL?A Rlli'l iTloN IN QAS BATES
MINOR MATTERS.
The firs; examinations under tha new Civil ?Ser?
vi,?.? rules recently approv? ? by the st,u.? Civil 1 r
Commi :. will take i?t?i ?** to-night The
?board of Mount Vernon ?s ?composed of Assembly?
man John Berry, chairman; J.?m?s P. Hayes, ?>r? -?,
dent of the ?:. .... ?Board; ex-Alderman Theodor?
Taylor and ?. \ Clarke, clerk. The examinations
will be of candidates for sire??t |nap? ; ?ts. in ?con?
nection w.in Hi:?? ?there is an Interesting 'a.?.? in
which the board is interest? I, wherein the major
tt> s? t themselves up In defiance ?>f the law, In
????r is, ih?-? wonder why a State law ?should
Int.rfer.? with tin* prerogatives that th? y think
ought to ?belong t?> the representatives ,?f in?* ?people
John n Carmody, ? ?member "f the nth Separata
''? mpany, and who is popular in ?-hur?-!? and ?social
es aa ??-?., ??.is appointed street inspector after
ew ?'??.? s?-rv ?? rulea w?rt approved, .ml, m
the ??'??? l maintains could not ?ba appointed i? r
?manenti) without drat ?passing th?* ?required ?-xam
? il m it .. sail that he is ?pe?rsonally Brllllng lo |
appear b fore th? ?board, ?bul tin- ?Democratic m?-m- ?
?-is of t*ie Common Council insist that this shall ;
? >: 1"? ? ne. ..:; 1 ,?n Tu? s lay iu?;ht passed a res?? ?
lion over Mayor Brush's veto appolnUng liim to th.?
poaltlon. Mayor Brusii ,|. ?ares that when the war
r.ii.i for bla ????? Is ?presented ha shall ?refuse to slam
it. and the membera ??h.? voted for Mr. Carmody'? ?
.ii'- imeni threaten to sue out a writ of manda :
m o compel th?? Mayor to ?sign the win.ini.
The long ?contention ?between the Com m in C >un??'!
and th?? /?is company ?relative to oonditiona of an
extension ol bava ?been practically settled
The Btreel Lighting Committee has Buc<ceeded In
?getting a ?reduction in th?? prl.f gas t?> pH a
1.000 feel t? ?privat? consumers, with ? promise of
' ?-'t- ervl ??" Tl.ntracl Is for two ?-nr?
and ?began on November ? The ?laus.? "titst-rat.*
?service" Is gratll - ? mers, and th-y hop
It will !><? a?; rafoi ?1. The Common Council Is
empow?ered t? and remedj eny overeharge
? r ;? 11 .?.. r?-, -.? ,,,, ? -,. ,,.,,?? ,,<? the comp
Th? llnan?. ?1 ?condition of Ihe Mount Vernon
Hospital haa ?bee?! su b ?recent!) thai appreben
sloiis have been fell thai -? unless the
Common d I soon a< I favorably u?pon
the ? ? ??; sltlon to contribute $3,000 a year lows
iii.iinieii.ui,-,?. The was organisi l nearly
r.??? years -to? ?. .?--, s Wood, Benjamin ?
Ashley, Colonel Henrj Hu -, Edward Hartley and
? f.???. other enterpm ? ^ and ? larttably dl :
?, an l until t- ' : ?:, ha '.?? ? luppoi ted by
? ?. ? ?ti ? - e have ?uggeet? ? thai
the hospital be transferred to tbe city, but a.? it
WSJ built 1 . ? ? ?..?;??
land Ina thai n was ??? - ntlnue to be nun
?"-? I aa It hs , la ??;.? 1 whether
it ? .?ul I be : ; : ? : . -. ? : to the I) without the
inanln ...
.....
propri?t? tlOO a
?
Ion that th? repi
Board of M Ihe a hole. J t
will ; ? . ?
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been unpaid, and i ai
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.
n ? : ,.... p ? ' ? " ? had to ?be In
creased aboul ?t Usi ? ? . . ? Ri
calve! : ? ? ? . ? J? ? .'. tl s J':?
WO ,? ???? l for echo??! ?
the ? ' .m.ii. - ? led ? '
forty ti 0 tax ? ? ? ? -r sn
;. .:... payable on <i yeara
after ?late. All >
against thi . ?per ann ira
th? di ?:??, lent prop? ? ? ? ? ? .
I p?| ,?:.! -, , |oi .
?
?m i).?? ie property will ;??? ?sol ?
. ? ? - , ? ; ? I
The Re? ? ?? - i. < ? pastoi f thi First
? gin ? me of fl
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wit I , ?.- ? ?
:: ? dele ? G th? fi ?cher?
? ? ?u, .?. the large ?
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bert ' ' an I Arpa ... [.asila H ?
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Its
? ? Indiar and
.? ,??,? - \ MacKnighl I ?. - ? 'nlted
st St. Helena, ?
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lie), ,
The Rev. Dr Charle M. Oll tprll tat,
? ? ? . ?. ? ? - . ?
,? ?u.nu; from fl Brooklyn.
? t.,u, at a M ? aalary, and
?..?^ |?rom ?? ir
The Ani ih had a meeting Ih?
0|?era Hou I l wa inn
that Joseph ? '.'- u i om of ? - p tt???
Urea tei .? w-York ? it (he
??,?.-...' ? I-li- N. Mills
a?.rt.ii it ??'.' (at
\ re? ?I .- m ul (hanks t.? the ?: , ?rl "f Tr:? Ie
to l'ongressmai I ' ? cui ??.? an .?; ; ?
? - nt ol I ? ??!:??
???.?.??, the Ii.m ? ?
a ? ? ? vu- ? ' l lient" f >r his ? ?lei
The schemi ?n; nbei
, ..? Tra le s fi' ingi
Ryan's 1 ' . ? ?? ina? nt? li ?.
' ? ?
for the Tariff hill against th?
s ? it Hen L. Fall
t., ??- ? .?? ? loi rathi ? than ?? Ryan
BEONI I ///./: I v/i TUCK ?HOE.
y, m?? of the summer reeilenti In tv?is districi ar.?
.. ? ? t.- t ? ihelr eli ? bom? ? ??: Thun lay Ihe
of W, V !.???? : ' I..?-.? ?? ? ? G?? ?..
? ? ?nxville, ?return? ? to hi Fifth .?????? house, and It.
? ? ?. 8ml ?? famll) ? ihelr bom?, In W?esi Sixty*
?
i ? toi il ? -iti District? No 1 sn 1 2, In
g Tucks llronxa I Ie,
?The Republl in ad a I ucees : ?i ? sil) on Tu? slav
nlaht, and the Demo racj tain???! oui ?>? Frida)
?????:: .it ? uckahoe
? sjSdier ' monument ?. one of the Improvements
to .?,? added to Tuckahue's attractions In lh? near
An exquisite fruit foi Mr- .' I.. Kernochan's
> ? ? v:' Fifth ive., Sen v?>rk
hei ?f Tuckahoe mai ble
Miss Mabel f'ook returned >'. ?. B?ro.m ?.
d ??. .???. : .?? ??i? ? o???? ot t >.? ?? ?nd ?? Mil
Th? '?? ? annual lull of u??? Waverly F\ro Engine
rompan) NO I, held on Hallow.een, -.?as ? finn
affair, ,. ? ?? ta ????!?? present ?from many neigh?
boring piaci - _
RYE.
Cardi -ire out announcing tie marriage of ?Flor?
an ?? Katelle, \ ?ungest ilaughl r of .lames W, Quln
?,,; io Bradford Barbel McOregor. The wedding
Kill take ????' ? il ChiH I Church on Wedn? day, No?
?. mber 14, ii 12 tn.
Oeorge H Krad and ?'??s family ha??.? ?. t.? their
Sew-York m Intel resi ?? nee,
Th? thli i organ recital of Ihe se, ind series, under
the direction ol R h ? i lleno ?'? mu?. ????-? giren
in Christ ?'.??: ?? ???? ? > Ini ?a) afternoon Thi pro
gramme ?? n imbei \ ?third serte? w hi
l,. ?,,?.?:? ?? ginning Noa - -1 ? ? t ?? ? a ? ?.
Ai ::: Mouni Morris Baptlai Church on Wednes
: ewning ?Stewari I'urtts DMevan and Misa Mue
? ??? inlng, laughter ol ?? ?? ? Mrs Flenamlng, ?>f
?,??.?-V ik ? it v. were married i?? the li??? Dr. Bid?
ding, .?- : ? to- Rev I? It W ? Irk by, of Rye.
Tn? number ot lot? recently ?"?! i in Sound \'.? ??
;? ti . Indicates renewed ?activity In r.ai ? tat? bere.
?
r ?/.?.'.?? ii'.i 4?
??.ghi ?' ? tarati Ion <>f the Young
Men'i Christi n ? ? ;it!?.i?.- of the flrst dlst?rlct,
Btst? ol Sen 4? oi - ?beinfl held ??t In th? Ba?p
tlsl ' "hureh. In Broa-Iwa) I b ?? ?.? yes?
terday and .?.: end with ?? farewell ?servie? in
chui ? ? ' a at ? o clock To-d ly's
ineeiiiiKs ?ill begin ?: ? 10 .? in and .i-; un ?? ? li
? ?,,. t? ? Distri ' ?nini? tee I? ? ompoaed of ll l?
?? 1er, chairman: 9. II Berry. Brooklyn; Eugen? F
?, . N'yack; W ? Heptper, Nea-Yurlr, and
Krnasl F. ?elisoti, TomplUnsvtU?
LONG ISLAND POLITICS.
AM ACTIVE AND EARNEST CANVASS BY
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
i:\ 'H'VKIlNi ?!'. ?'??'???'?? gUOOEJSTfl A l'L\N
POR PURIFYING Nl.v.T? >\VN' ???:!?:? -
WKAT THK OTHERg ARJt DOINO.
All through Quaena County si^n? of Democratic
revolt ar.? Increasing In plainness, and the younger
?m?i more ?aggressive element of tha party is thor?
oughly dlaguated with the game or political "freeae
out" which ha? bean played by th.? tendera nnd
the old members Of the ring. The action of ex
Mayor (Reason, the ex-Caar of ?.?.?? [aland City,
in "turning down" and thrusting arida young, ca?
pable and popular Dem?crata year after year, ha?
al laal arouat ? euch a storm of protest and In?
dignation thai Hie effect Will be felt at the ??.lln.
The activa work of the miniatela and tin? action
of ihe Sanford ?party laal night in diMtributing cir?
culara culling attention to the legislative Inventi
Kation of Qleason'a railroad lobbjring, combined
with the "kick" of the younger men, leave nffalr?
at th? fountalnhead of D?mocratie Btrengtb in
Queens In auch a Btate that the fountain I? play
In?; ?mail, and th?? proenecte for Republican ?Ic
torv are extremely blight
William It. I nivali, tho It?rait,Hem nominee for
clerk of Suffolk County, is ? well-known news?
paper man. He waa botti at Shelter Island thirty
Hix year? ago. Al the sue of fifteen years he had
mastered the printer's trade In the office of "The
Rlverhead Mews." In February, Iftf, young Du val I
waa appointed aaaiatanl t?> County Clerk Oeorge ?
Campbell He remained In this office until ivv'.
when h?? resigned lo tak?? control of "The News.''
on th?? death of bla father ?l? is married, and
has three children. Mr ?m\nil ?? a member Of the
Suffolk County Hiatorlcal Society, of Roanoke
Lodge, T. ?? ?' I'., of the Rlverhead Fire Depart?
ment, of the Rlverhead Improvement Society, and
of th* Executive Committee of the Rl\
Lecture Aaaoclatlon, l'urine th?? last thr??.? years
Mr Durali haa b. chairman of the Suffolk
?"mint y Repntii,.in Committee He Is m?kln* an
en-riferic ani Uvei] canvaaa, and although Suffolk
I.? normally ? Democratl county ho hope? to
overcome the opposition, and ther?? la a good pro??
peci ..f his BUcresB.
Ri Oovernor Richard C M.-cormiek, the ite-.uh
lican eat,iiuiat? f..r Congreaa in the 1st Dlatrict,
told a larg? ?? ..' Long Island ?"ity tax
payera a few nidii? ago thai the only way t"
purify Newt ..??: Creek waa to construe! a ship
?i:..h would conni I Pluahlng Hay with the
'?-???-. Mr. m Cormlck ?ail thai c elected to
'?????? ..1 iry to p? ???? Long I : :r ? CRj
n port ?' h irtai ?. ani aaaerted thnt a ship
rana! from Pluahlng Ha-. ?.? Newtown ? reek would
??? comparatively Inexpensive "The natural ad?
I I- land ? ??? ." sal I -h?? ex-Oovei
nor . ? -?? than those I an) othei city of
its si/.? ??. ; ? ? ,. ? , ... .,, miry, nnd with
'? ? rll ? ?! ?.?.: ? lalan ?
??..ii have docking privileges which would
? ?? unrivalled anywhere." ? ? " ? Ormi, k's
solution of th? \*ewl .. r. ? >.?? k ? ?.? ?
led. and ? rho were
????ill ? . ? . ? I
. Berge? it-Arm? G the Sute
th?
li inter s Poli
?.? 1 Mr Don Ing li ?
. . .: li. ai.
? ? ? in Ali
? ? ? ? ?'?: ? ' ? ?n? of th Rep il
.- Il .1
propasen?!? ? ? W ir ! ? ??':?; ?crai
Ihe re? - ? ? ranks of hl?
the balli?
?
? ? ' ?Long Island City
to | t to the
permit to have ?
?vili? ? ? ? '..m
ira ?. ? ? . it by rhe oles? ?
? !? ?? he ?? . ? ? ? ? lo
? ? : ?. ? :?
ir,l.-nt ad
feelli
L. Phlpps, I
' .r ? ' , m- ?. ... ?? ? ?
the most
. ,
of hli gall ? Ii the pi
Mi Sutphln hai
fflce for t i ?
? ? ? ?
retiring Mi Phlpp? was el ? I :? gal
?Stati t year by a
.M?,?.. ?:.,:. Hi a victim of . in.l's tariff
... . ? ... ? ? ? ,.
laj of ? ? ra? one of the mo??
? rom? li N'es Vors is n.m badly depreciated
Mr Phlpp? le practically a | r ?
the lhat he la
ng ?
... , ? meeting
Thnrsd - ? ? ? . . . ?
irles F m"?
In pr? leni ' th club Mr Hawklni ?I Rlvei
??.., ? ?.?. kei Thej will I meet?
?
ee t ?ng
? ?direct ' ? ??
l:? ?. .??:? an ?'tub ' ' l?iwi Th? hs : ?
rd. and noi .... ting pei ft. ting
?of . number of men I
.??''??
..f \'. ? ? D. C ?ra
and he showed | I ling s
II? ? ?' ' '
perfori ? ? e ? own I tha
? ..? ? ? ; ,\. rnoi t; run ?. ? ? ??*G?p?? -k ?
! ,?!,,?? S f .?.:..'? G ! \ ? ? "li:? \ ,
imi he made a ?tlrrlna appeal to workli -rn, ?!> ?.> !???
.. ,,r t.. r ????.
soil tf. ,t\/i PERSONAL SOTES.
BITS OF REWa FROM POINTS IN QCKCNI IND
? ? ?,... ? '. S ???.
m? ' 'bur ? ??? \? it- tti . a ? beau?
. ;, i| ,?,?.| ,,n lo? ?? ! ?\ in li r; .r of the ? I
f Di Henri H? x mg of R
.??.?, B. Coi Ml*e Ida R. Cooper ????? is
.,,'?? j - l t waa I * m ?:?. Th?
Iti ?. .: m ? IV. IV ill . ? "?? lau I. Amai
? ? nere Mr gn ? Mr- An Iren ? ??, ?? ind
Mr?. Richard Co? Mr, ar. t Mr?*. Arthur ? Down .
Mi n? ? Mi v. a?!? n s tu!.r.i. Mr. an . M
young the M V' p It. Olldei Marie
Skldmore, Hertha ?, Reeve, Fannie Qlldersleeve,
D? ? m Hon u I ar ! H.r:? f ly
?? .,:? I ?? ? M B.1J ?, of Hum I n, have
.? ,... ? . tl&ltlm ?? ?. to \ -it the ??? ? an ? ?? - C, P.
Hal r .? ? ? ? h intli I ?n
?|??,,,, \\. ; itlan ?'? mp >r in?*e Cnl ??? nf
Suffolk Countj hi? purchased land and will ere ?
? , ? juarti ??? bull Un ? early ? prlng tl Polni
. w
?;:???? Cove's Bpwoi h i?? utu? held an entertain?
ment on ?V? Ini da) evening al th Methodist Cpls
copal Church, In arhlch Profeeaor Relcka, orga
Professor ?. 8 Chap?n, bsrytone; M;-~ Edith
Cameron, ?oprano; Mlaa Curt?a, plantet, ai ? Mlaa
Agnes M Taj lor, all of Bi ol I) n, look pari
Maapeth S< :tlon, No. I, Cadeta ?if Temperance,
will hold a reception on M mdaj ???. nlng In charge
of th.- arrangement Li ? nn I ? Ing of
tb? Ml?? ' ii? ?? E Spraet, Innle Cox end Lottie
?.,...,. ?;. ,?. together ?vltJi Benjamin m Dnvla an.l
< ?tl ? K? Her
? musical and literary entertainment ior the bene?
Pi of the First tTongi gs lonal Phureh of l'un?
ion included s pr. itatlon of "Mrs Jsrl ?/'? Was
\\ orks" bj local peri ??t?? rs
Resolute Ho??? ? ., iny, of Jamaica, is to ho'.d
di ..ti Novembei 22, Hani tt, tbe proceed? to be
u??? ? .n furnishing ll ? m w h ? ? In l'an lu.an .?..?
Hempt lead I altogeth? r toa busy talking ; ?
lo attend loa lit:.? mattai Ilka granting a railroad
franchie, ai ? : question ha? been laid over until
Frldaj ol nexl *.,k. when the rltlsen? i?,;i know
?/hat ha? h n.ned, an I tie r? a ly to IIscuji it..?
'.., .?t Interest? ??r the village In connection with ih.?
,,,.?'.??: '? ?? Mni
William ll. Bammle, wh. has ?erved the vlllago
of Northnoi t for ten years a.
electi ? ?? eld nl ol the trillai ? He ; also con
,.,, ?, t ulth Northport Electric Ughi Com
pan] and tr.?? Non hp ? : Bte imb ?al ? 'ompany
Tr, ? i? u ? Countj Sunday-School Aaaoclatlon
?11 \\ .? in
Ital b; VI : lam C t' ??:. a ? in ;
of th. t.n.i? Oullmsnt, who was esalai d : .
.... ?. ? But!? t. fi '
?? ...? Mi- William Walters, ol fold ??.-l ;
Harbor, who hai ? ? I reiui tti ?? fr? ??? ?:,, ,r *, ;
ding trip, w? ?? ''? ' led on ? hui ?? ?? even ?
the Coin Spring Drum and Fife Corpa and Mr.
Walter? made a graceful :-?.rh. Then tha corps
?.n t , use borne of Mr ?m.l Mr? Freeman Doug?
lass, who were married al the home ?r the bride, G?
IJtoatoa, r?MeaUia and . iva a leniadg in their [toner,
BENSONHURST.
A CLUB WHICH WILL WORK FOR GOOD
REPUBLICANISM.
MANY MATTERS OF ?? ? ? P. ? ST TO PEOPLF IN THB
BAY SHOKK I'lSTBICl-vSOi'IAL AND
1'KKrioNAL ITKUS.
An enthusiastic mass-meeting of Republicans was
he!?| at Schall.r's Hall, Bath Beach, Thursday
night a large crowd being ?press?t. The speakers
wer?? Supervisor Van Belt, Klwarl Harkson, can
dldate for the Assembly; Judg? Bankstm T. Mor?
gan, J. M. Stewart and others, whose timely re?
marks Were attentively listened to and heartily
?applauded. The local canvass it ?being pushed vig?
orously, ani Van Belt's majority will be fully 300 to
MO t?,- Italians, under ?the lesdersUp of Dr. Le
pani??, have Indoraed the entire Republican ticket
fr??m Morton for ?;<?vern?>r to the constabulary
nominee. These people have for years steadily
voted the ?Democratic ticket, but this year they
have channel over, and favor ?food, clean govern?
ment and the return of prosp? rous times. ?Pace &
Batta, who have h?-retof,?r?> "?managed" Ihe Italian
?Democratic Club of New-Utrecht, and have been
??ot.tractors favored With Just enough work to keep
th.-ni quiet for the ring, hav?? also kicked over the
tra ?es, and have, It is said, made overtures to bring
th? ii' Italian followers over to tli" Republican party.
To-night will be the last ?grand rally, and [rat?
ings will be held In Bay Ridge and West Brooklyn.
The Lincoln club of th.? Thirtieth Ward, which
h-il a meeting at its ?headquarter*, Sixty-flrst-st.
ani New-Utrecht-aw., Bath ??unction, last night,
baa no connection with th" ?regular Republican or
ganlxatlon of the ?town, The object of the new club
Is to foster and encourage a lutter spirit In Republi?
can ranks. Independent ?from olBcB-asaklng and ?poli?
tica] dials, and Indirectly, yet no loss powerfully,
I??.? a proper Influence in the direction of affairs
during campaigns, and ?thereby awaken and keep
all??? the interest of ihe better element In the party.
Th?? s ??i.il ,.?!?? ??G the Club will not be neglected, and it
is proposed t?> ?have ?permanent ?headquarters, ?always
open T. H II???,'? m in, John V. Van Beet, G. II.
Hamilton, Beter ?Bogert, II. M. See, Robert S.-dg
Wtck nnl many other ?prominent Republicana are
memi
?Better cars on th?? Bensonhurst branch of the
Brooklyn City Railroad hav?* lone teen ne.-ded. and
1.pie c? mpelUd t.? use the r??.id are more than In
ini over the rattling, ne?rv? lestroylng cars.
This has !.? g?"?tng ?m for BOUM Unie, and a ?poti?
tion is now ?being drawn up ?calling .vnrt ?PraaMent
1 .? ? ? to !'i " ?? the rsmshsckle old affairs with a
f, ?.?? if thi Pullmana standing kdl? la ths carhouse
Of th?? ? ?::,[ .my.
Hslloween parties were plentiful Wednesday
night, on.? .?f the most enjoyable being ?given by Miss
j, aephlm Q ilg'.ey, who entertslned ? number of her
Il al !.-r boms in Ba?. ' ;hth-at. T.ie
. ?- .?? nani?? wer? the cause ' much merriment
The "Hsrvesl Home" '? if the Chureh of
the Holy Bplrlt. In Eighteen! ?ariti be ?given
.??slay evening, November ? i?y ''hoirmaster
R >; Walker, at 8 o'clock Dr Qanetl ? barveet
cai tata will be sung by th.* full choir, assist-?! by
: Set ?>r choristers from , r in nei ? Sew-Tork
church??*. The programmo, ? ? arranged, will be a
pll aslng ser? i >? , ' BOng.
?Last evening ?he reorganls l O O. O. H Toung
:. . :. - :?? Club ? ?am? tog? thi r at the house
? th? Misse? s:,?we. m Bay Twenty-flfth-St., an!
? ? serica of g?am?s foi the winter. It was
ll meting Btneg laet spring.
This moraine, ?t 10 o'clock. Bishop McDonnell,
of Brooklyn, will ?pay bis annual visit to St. fln
i n s Church, Hath ?Beach, accompanied by ?? large
? imber of elerey. A special miss will be sung in
honor of hi ? visit.
' >ti Thursday even?lng the Bensonhurat Leadles*
essor to the Men > ? ' ?ngi ess etc.,
; .<?? : its -ill gsme ?I ? ? bou > of Bra F, B.
(?pper, In Bey Thirt?-first-?: owing to 111 lu-a.th,
Mrs R F freeman has restarted (rom the club.
??n Thuraday the Thlrty-nlnth-el ferry ?began
? nnlna only two ?boats on th? even hoar ani hali?
ti ?U! '? >tn th?? termini. Th?? three boats wer?? a
?nvenlenc? and President Ambrose
in for much harsh ? riti ism for curtailing the
? ? Ina accommodation?
i.i. I' Wlttemann, of the New-York tlrm of
1 Wlttemann Broa, ah?, bai ? ; leaaai ? h? ma al Fort
Hamlltoi le expected home from Km ?. ? In s w.'-k
or iwo Mr Wlttemann was ordered abroad by his
lan ??bout three montha ?ago ;,< recu?perate
? fr? ?m an exhauatlng aad tr\:tig ?urglcal operation.
To-nlghl ?'' the ?'.rand ?'. era House in !'.'-ookl>ii
several of tl.Scora and members of the Qraves
-ti I Vachi Club ??Hi attend th,? ?performance <?f
Prlmroae ? Weat'i mlnetrele, and present to will- |
lam it ?\est. who has a well-appointed house at
lienaoi hursi ? testimonial of their Mt?sem and ?ro?
garli ?? West ?being an active ai well is a ?*har
ember of the club, A dinner al the Clan
Hotel will follow
?????? laxe? I ive ?been th?* "irr?-r.t theme of dis?
cussion in New-L'ttrechl for the last tnr'-e ?. u>.
an I this ?ear's rate. Ul I I Citi ,i.-;?i I . !. ? 1 !? ??
await?-1 more or ?es. anxiously In order to insti
tut? compart eon. Posslbl) some peop'.e ?believed the
rate would b? lower, while others were willing to
wager it ??.?ill g?> skv high. Neither \a.-re right.
though tn? rato? ?. ? trill? higher than that of
i..?>? year the average rat,? was J2 *???. while
thli ?- u the rate will be nil To ?be sur?* the
enormous charge for public lighting is still In the
budget, and possibly runs up to t?&.OOO, ibout half
of the levy, and u will continue t ? appear until
ihi ?ntia-t is declared vol?! A suit with that
? m ??????? I? now ?pending in the courts.
Th* nexl meeting of the Blythebourne :; - ? il
i: ?M?? Club ??m be held at the horn? of Mrs.
Arthur Bell on November t In the last gam?
p?a ved .M'-? il M Roibert? won the women's ?'?/.e.
ami Mr Mohle? th.* men'? prise The .-.??. ? has ?sow
: ? bed a membership of forty, the number to
which it Is limited by th?? constitution.
?
UNDEXHURST.
?Peter Railing, ? Oerman. sixteen years old, was
, ? ? ...??. lulled ? ?-t.-t-.ia? ?morning while
hunting, The shooting was entirely ?accidental.
??. ' big broth? r J ihn, who is about tha
same age, were hunting In the woods. ?Bach had
a I ml I? b m ??11? ! sh ?IK ,n John shot ? rat?! t. In
doing so he used onl) one chsrge, and while re
covering th?? ?game ttot l bl? ^m against ? tree,
r bad been .-hooting ?some distance away, ani
on bearing bis brother ?houi that he had t?,igg"i
. ,: ?. John ran toward blm, Aa h?* passed th?*
he struck .t. ?and the trigger caught In a twig
,u j brought the hammer down on the ?-ap. Tha
?.ntered the ?boy's head just back of the
. ..i Hi was '?? ? ? ? hen his broth? r r? ? I
bis side An Inquest was held, and the shooting
?pronounce I accidental,
GATHERED IS LOXG ISLAND TOWNS.
n nstderabl? Of ? BensatlOO has been caused In th?*
? ,. of ??, ars ?IN i*. tha ?knowledge that warrants
hsvs !.. en issu,?.? for th?? ?inest i.r ?ix well-known
rei ideata ?m ??.?arg- s of ?lander. The complainant
la Mis Susan Hammond, who appeared before
Justice ?Seaman, of Wantagb, and s??,?re out war
rams for the arrest of ? ieorgin'.a Abram.?. Addi,?
Cornell, ?Esteti King, Uuule Drtscoll, Bins Bums
and Mott, These ?person? are ,!,aig.l by Mrs.
Hammond with circulating reports damaging to the
?reputation "f her daughter, Miss Mattie Hammond.
Th? bids for grading the new ?school grounds at
Olcn Cove ?.?.i t?? closed ?>? Monday. A?lready alas
.?,.? ti ton have bid for ti?" work. Ths estimated
amount of dirt t" ?be ?removed la 1,400 ? lutate yard?,
an ? tha ?osi ,?f this testura "f ths Improvement is
P.,600
Citlsen Engin? Company, So. 3, of Hlcksvtll?, haa
led lo hold it.? fair on Thanksgiving Day. All
-, already held i>? purchaaera wlU be good for
thai dat?' and th? OraWlngB for tt?e various arti l> s
will take p.a. ?? then.
Puritan Long?? I ?> U. T. of Sea Cliff, ha? elect*
,.? the foil wing ofBeera: Chief templar, J. ll Tut?
ii??. vice-templar, Mrs A. Nssb; Superintendent of
juvenile temp!??, a. Nosh; chkplatn, Mrs. ?yarrtag
ton; secretary, ??* ll. Comb . ?financial secreury,
Miss Cora Campbell; treasurer. .1 Myers; marshal,
, ; Courtney; gtiard, J. M. Vallerlno; ?sentinel. W.
Mct'auley; trustees, ???.????- li..,-'.t^?-?. Au;,.m r-w ti?
?on an I J M *? ?Ilei
The Epworth ?Society ?Lsagus, ni Huntington, lias
el??? ;e.i the following ofllcer? President, Min Mice
Pearsall; tirst ??????-??G??-1,1? tii. Miss limn,a F. Bu: -
ton. ?second vi,??? ?president, Misa Marie Bammts;
third ?:?'?? preside it. Birr? S. Sammls; fourth vi ????
? nient. Mm? l?u!u Funneil; secretary, Ml ? Jean
? Ri .? treasurer, Mr.? Charla ll. Voorhees,
. ty Is lu a tt mi ? ihlng o dltian.
? guarantee fund o t.? ?,. G? connect'on with a
?ou?s?, of lecture? which will ?be given In Hunting
ton during th?.? winter, has ?been raised. The pr???
, : ? ? gi V> ? ' ible, Qeorg? Kin
nan, the ??III?? ????.,? Concert Company. Alexander
Bin ks picture v'iti. "Mlu lerry." snd Max O'Rell.
I'll| Re? Mr. lleinelt bas lieen appointed ?pastor
of i!:e Methodist Bplacopsl church at Bold Iprtng
Harbor. Th.? Rev. Mr H? yle. the former re-stor
<vi the chuiuh, bus iaun,?d to i.i home In Ualna
NYACK. .
DEMOCRATIC MANAGERS REDUCED TO
DESPERATc* STRAITS.
a PROSPaKrr of rrp.Ku W.\TKR.-G??OD WOIIK BT
Tin: AMATKVS ACTORS' i'i.ih-nkws
MOTBb OK INTKKKr-T.
The Demor-ratii? party In Uocklani! County might
find something better to du thin spreading lies about
th?* Kepublican candidate for the Assembly. When
e. party begins to Introduce a lying department
into Its campaign bureau Its case Is hopeless and
It acknowledges defeat. The paefjsg who are run?
ning the enanpalgn for J. Arthur I'olhemus, tha
Democratic candidate for the Assembly, have re?
cently been misrepresenting Otis II. ?Jut 1er, the Re?
publican candidate, to the firemen of Rockland
County. The spreaders of lies have circulated a
report that Mr. Cutler had at the last session of
the Legislature engaged in legislation Inimical to
the interests of volunteer liremen. Mr. Cutler did
nut do this, on the eo.nrai-y, h?? served the firemen
on every occasion, and his course was heartily In?
dorsed by the president of the State Firemen's Aa
rociatlon. Such misrepresentations will only act to
the detriment of his opponent. The firemen will
stick to M*-? Cutler and irate for him. The interesta
of Uoekland County will be best served by sending
Mr. Cutler to the Assembly. This I? no reflection
upon Mr. I'olhemus. Mr. I'olhemus has many
friends, and his only failing Is hi.? weakness In al?
lowing the Democratic party to nominate him for
the Assembly. Friends of Mr. I'olht-mus should not
be swayed by their personal liking for Mr. Pol?
hemus and his family to vote for hitn out of friend?
ship. It is not J. Arthur Polhemus that the tight
is against. It Is against a foul Democratic machine.
Republicans ami Democrats ? ho are friends of Mr.
i'olhemus will ?how their friendship for him by
voting against him. The trote In Rockland County
has always been tWOtO, but there seems little doubt
of a good Republl? aa majority this year.
The amateur actors of the Nyack Country Club
presented on Thursday night In the Ca.ino "Single
Life," a three-act comely. It is unnecessary to go
Into the details of the work of those who took part,
for there is no criticism of an adverse kind to be
made. It was prettily staged and ably played, and
was well received by a big audience. The part
of the bachelors was taken by Edward Merritt,
Dr. .1. ??. Dorrance. J. E. Carpenter, ?J. M. Hard and
I?. W. Browneli. The spinsters were MIsb A. Towt,
Kbm Eaton. Miss Rrowne'.l, Miss Augusta Rradleg*
an 1 .Miss Kdlih Hard.
Th.; Miases dturtevant entertained a number of
the young women of Nyack at their home yesterday
afternoon, it w.n ana ?. the usual dove parties.
A luncheon was given yesterday by Mrs. it au?
rait, ?rife of Dr. Blauvelt, far her gueet, Misa
Reyn ?I la
Captain David N'esbltt and his family hav.? re?
turn??! to New-York f.>r the erini r
It has been reported that neg .Mations are under
way between the Nyack >\ iter Company and a
Biter company, which will lead to th?? purification of
th?? Nyack water. The Nyack Water Company
should have done thla long ago, an i. wn ?. the peo?
pie arili rejoice at th-ir act y will net
tak?? back anything they hav,? aal 1 ? ? renting the
iny In the ; ? ?
The ((.v. E. crowelL who has been on an en?
ter: 1-1 trip to '.he pacific ?Oast, returned to Nyack
On W? In??- ? iv.
Th ? foothali lean of the Nyack Young Men's
Christian Aaaoclatlon will play ??.;ih the Tenafly
Fl>.?'. 1 Club's team to-day on the L'pper N>ac?.
groun is.
The second annual r?uni m and dinner of the
Alumni Asaoclatlon of rh?? Nyack Public .-school waa
heal at Praeer/a on Saturday nighi last, Speecheg
were made by 8cho>; Commissioner Blauvelt. E1
srard H. C le, Dr. Charles D. Kline, N'. ?'. Hobbins,
, Clarence Partridge. William Baldwin, Mr. Coonan,
? Miss May S Blauvelt an I Louis V. Waldron Oft?
cera of the association for lget-96 were elected ??*
, folio we; J Elmer .Christie, president ; .1. Du Pratt
White, Mis? Fl?????!!??? Butcher, M ss Florence Da
Baun. Mlaa ?2dna William? m and George ?. Christie,
v. - .presiden.?; M,?s Anule T. Su.1.van, secretary,
I ani la :s v. Wa'dron, treasurer,
Th- chrigtadelphian ?Society ( the N'yack Ft?? .?'???
? terian Church will hold a curiosity social ??? tiie
basement of the church on November UL
The Nyack young Men'a <-).??.?'..ui .\?s-ic!ation'a
concert seas ? began on Wednesday ? ght at Ae?
on Hall Th? next entertainment of the couree
will be on Wednesday evening. November -l.
G is reported mar th?? residents ? uth N'yack
will g?-: up some at rt of a ?? ivement to rid the
town if 'iir relic of ancient days, the statlon-houag
,?' the Sorthern Railroad Tne igly ?Id eyesore
?houli have been condemned years ago. it bt ? .{-.?.
gra ?? to the town and ?.?> the road, and the citizens
ahould iroisi upon the company iu-.:.!ig up a usw
one.
-m -
RICH M OX D COUNTY.
?TATEN ISLAND.
Preparation? for a steeple hase for gentlen*asaj
rid reconnected srltb the Hunt Club are '?? Ing tnada?
Th?? e ?uree will be fr ?m Springfield to Bulla Head,
an i s -t?-.?? rough riding ;? anticipateli
The coming aesson on Btaten ??;.: ? pi imleeg to
be unusually gi> Tu- d?butantes .u?? numeroua,
the group Including Mum Mabel Shaw, Mlaa Amy
Ronner, Miss May Hoy!. M;ss Sylvia Caesar, Mum
Davenport, .? m Anni Hallet: md namerous others.
Th.? fortnlgh ng cl ? iaturday evenlagaj
..? the Rotei Castel! ?, under t.-. chaperonage of
Mr? Alexander l> Shaw and Mrs. Stephen H.
? :: ?. .. ? a |th the the
management ol Jose-'h Bourne, ?.iff rd a ? a
t.i.id r und of gayety, pun th ? rr...re
promlm ? of the Runt Club and Cbartt**
l?.,..? . iter In the leas ??
The s/ldenlng or the Clove Road .i.l ts Improve?
meni by Teltord pavement; mah . ? ? con?
n?? tlon r-, ?hin l the hills between ? ? ind ? aal
of Sarei: i-;,n?!. .s b ing pushed to comple?
tion It will afford ?? ir: iCh-l " ?'??? '? -, ?? - o: c ....mu?
ni.-.iti...-?. and will be priaed i>j bicycllsts, who now
throng li great nutn - ? m thi rltj ; ? enjoy a
spin . v? r the ?uperb country roads which ii ive been
completed on Mi.'en blai; I ?\;:li.:i the laal three
ira at a cost ?I nearly tJOO.tXtO.
The New Brighton ?eembly balls have i. ? ri Ra? .
fo- Thursdays, November ... December - ?. and Jan??
uary M, Phe patrone? e? are Mrs Rob r; t'.. Robin?
?on, Mr". Alesai ! r !? Shaw, Mra Oeorge i" i; n
ii'.' All ?ubscrlptlona mu t be Bern :? ?' ;h
u ?urne, t rea nur. ?.
l'h? w. : ling of Mi's m ::> Pitou a;?, l Harry Kin
hard will '.?k?? place al the home of the bride? par
?-n's, in Cllnton-ave., ?'.-?? Brighton, on the iith.
The annual overland outing ?>? the Staten Island
Yacht ?'???'? was h??:! last Sunday, when the club
members made their trlj> to Tottenville and re?
turn, a .listan.??? of thirty mllea. Among the ? ?dea?
trian? Were ?'?afies ?". Martin, Charles Wlnsch,
Charlea Y Van Duaer, ?'. Livingston Rost wick.
? ?s.au? Slater and Thomas Alexander, and among
th.? wheelmen wee Commodore W. II 1.1 Mum,
Oscar Lindemann, ?luv Wintere, .la.ob Janin,
William Rem and Charlea ?. Hoyer, Al Totten?
ville the yachtmen were ?hown through the model
?.? at ? r Brown's shipyard and wer?? muoti
interested in the neu model? of raring boats.
\ n irvest-l *al will be bel ? al the s. R.
Bmlth InArmary, al Kew-Hrighton, on November
A meeting nf th?? Btaten island Yacht Club will
be held ai its clubhouse Stapleton, on Monday
evening. Aa Important buslni ? will come up tt Is
expected thai tn.-r?? ?til be a Lug?? attendance.
lively Republican should vote for I'.eiijatntn J.
H,? im.? for Sheriff.
The steam yacht Surprise, Cnptaln Adam
Hemmea was hauled out In Randall'a shipyard at
Stapleton on Thursday, and ?ill !..? lengthened
The Oood Oovernment club of itichmor.i County
haa been condemned by its friend? for having In?
dorsed the nomination of John T ?vue? f.?r a?**?
oner Oatee ?as arreated some time ago and tinei
?JH tn the Edgewater police court for having hru
tally clubbed a defenceleaa young woman, >?f good
family, In '.he streets of BUpleton, w.thout prove
cation._^___
CBBlaTlAXIPT tS (?BBBXLARB.
C, Frr.'.eri. k Wright i" 1 "ha Indepetiderat.
Too tilth praise r,i'ili"l be beelOWOd upon both
the Dunlati Qovernmenl and the Denlah Church for
it?,? .ai?? arhlch thei ha\.? taken of these warda
..* theirs in the l\rogen regione of ih?? north ?
somewhat exaggerated estimate la abroad ol the
relativ,? value ol the work of tho Moravians In
fireentand. Their work is of the highest value, eo
far as n ??<???*. bul their mlsatona are ,Vw in
number, while the bulk of thi work in Christian?
izing the natlvea haa been done by the r?guler
a:,? ticies of Hi?? Lutheran Chun h. beg nulng in the
r ixslon "f Hana Kg.-i.?, In 1721. in view of some
? criticisms upon results lu th.? Sandwich
Islands, i? is proper also to remark upon the wil?
dem of th.? Danish Oovernment In practically hie
Btlng th? i'.rc,-t ? ?"?!? rs from t!.e rest of Ihe
world; for tii?? Chrlatlanlnatlon of a people does
not a.?, ?aaarlly pre ?are them al once for direct
participaron in it??-- management of National
? (faire, or even i" determining the domestic r-:u
:?'!.???; which shall beri protect them from outside
evil influences. Properly enough, the native c.reen
landera are ?still tr ated na sai la by the Uniueh
Government. By treaty w'th th.? United Btatea, ?ho
creara of American vessels are noi allowed to un.l
In Oreenland hartsBra ??\? >?? t i.\ .?????' il |.erm?s?lon.
Through vtrct .?! forcemenl Of tl l? rule the natives
are effectually Bhle'ded from the contaminating
Influenc?e which bava come from Intercourse with
the barer elements of our civilisation, and which
have been bo fiatai a the Bandwich Islands and
am.ug the American Indinan. Thua nature has,
by Ite Impaeaahlr ?barriere, co-operated ?vlth ike
misslcnsry and lha Oovernmenl to praewie ib?
native (Jreenlander in the almp'.ieity of hla native
condition, while obtaining the tneatlmable apirliual
benetlts of ibe Christian i?li?iou.

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