Nassau County Review 19070524

              VOL. XII
FREEPORT,   N. Y.,   FRIDAY, MAY 24,    1907
NO. 30
FREEPORT NEWS
The new Sprinj,^ time-table for the, L. I. R. R., went into effect May   17.   '
("opies of "Sunshine on the Ei-tur,," ; by Rev. K. P. Ketcham, D. D., can be, secured at the Review otliee; ten cents ; each.
A sharpie race will be held from i (jordon Ellison's tishinj^ station Decor-j ation Day at 2 o'clock. Thi-ee prizes [ wiil be f^iven. |
I
J. J. Stanton of Brooklyn, who owns some property on Lillian Aevnue,   was' a visitor at the Revie'.v otfice   Tuesday | afternoon. I
Untler the auspices of the Church   of; the Transliguration, Miss Cuthbert v,'ill 1 hold   a   cake   sale   at   her residence on Ocean Avenue, Saturday, May 2'i.
.\L II. Cornelius was visitin^^ friends in .'Vniityville .Sunday.
JjThe Crystal Lake House opens for quests on May '2'i, under manaj^ement of its owner, .Mrs. A. K. PVost.
Miss Marion Lott of .Mayville, .\. Y., has been spendinj^ a few days with her aunt, .Mrs. E. .\. Eedeii. North (jrove Street. ;
The Epworth Lea^'ue will hold a Salamagundi .Social at the t-esidence of Mr. and .Mrs. Samuel R. Smith, next Weiinesday evenini^;.
Mrs. Charles Fowler's class of the Baptist Sunday School will hold a fair early in June. Fancy articles, ice cream and cake will be for sale.
.M. V. W. Hall of this village ap¬ pears as dii-ec-tor of the Craven Realty (Jo. of Wooilbury, Oraiif^e County, just incorporated wi^-h a cajiital of Sjir,,oOO. |
H. E. Libby and M. V.   W.   Hall   of this villag'e are directors of  the   Plaza' Park Estates of   Nassau   (>)unty,   just incorporated   with   the    .Secretary    of
Stale.
Freejiort t'ouncil, Jr. (). C A. .M.. is to hold its annual memorial servive at Greenfield Cemetery Sunday after¬ noon. It is announced that Rev. Wm. .S. Hall and Rev. F. O. Cunninfifham will speak, and a (juartet under leader¬ shiji of .Miss Dailey will conduct the : sinKinK-- i
were .trranted.
The followinj; bills were audited and ordered jiaid:
Chas. Lon^. wire. .Sofi.oii; C. L. Wallace. ^•2'2.7i): White Van Glahn, rope, ."?8S.12; Purnell White, buryint: do};s. Sl".iiii. i Rowland II. .Mayland roniiilaiiied : of telejihone wii-e running across >y a i the coriw^r of Randall .\venue, eve-i throujrh his trees, .-md reijuested that The W. C. T. U. will meet at the i ning, without invitations. They sue-I same be removed. Clerk was instruct- -horne of Ml-.-. Collins, 21fi liandall Ave" j ceeded in surjirisinp Mr. Snedeker as | ed to communicate with the Comjiany nue, Monday afternoon. A full at- much as could be desired, but after he j requesting them to remove the wire tendance is reijuested, to hear rejwrts | recovered his eijuinamity he made his \ aiul place it where it beloufrs. from the Institute of tjueeii.^-Na.ssau j t^uests at home, and a very jilea.sant! The Street Committee in conjunction W. C. T. 1'., held at Farming-dale this ' evenin;^ followerl. I with the Street Commissioner was   in-
BALDWIN
Miss   A.   .Miller   of   .Merrick     sjient Tuesday with .Mi.^s Nellie .Miller.
Miss Ciiristiiie Fischer  has   laken   a in ."Silver Lake Pharmacy.
Frank   Snedeker   was   visileii lumber of his friends Wednesday ning, without   invitations.    They
F. t'. Blaekmnan, for iho jiast two years with the Holland House, Loni;- Branch, N. J., will eonduet the jierial Hotel this summer. The ( 'inix date is lixed for .lune 1 "i.
'     E. W; VanBuren & Co., jiainlersand deeorator.-',   of   .Myrtle   Avenue, Biinik-
I lyn, have oj)e:ied a branch store .South .Main .Street, ojijjosite llu
i jiori Bank.
It   '20
Fl-ee-
There will be a   union service in  the Methodist Church at Hemjistead,   Sun¬ day   evenintc,   .May    '20,     which    will probably be attended by   a mernoers of the local W. (' Fi-anres W. Graham, Presidi .\e-.v ^¦ork State W. C. T. U liver the addres.-.     Evervtioi
th
;l  of
will   de- ,' is invit-
I'^^"-   Sjn-in blood,
.Mysli<- Rebekali Lorl^rf, No. '2'.)'-<, I. (). (). F., will f^ive an entertainment in   Opera ILill Tl.iir.-dav evenin,!.'-,   .May
this blood
t be half sii-k tin-ouj anil Summer becausi; of ('has. P.   .Smith   in   his
issue   tells   you how lo h,-i
and Jierfect lu'allh.
,h    the
imjiure
ad   in
The .Ni'
;;o,    (Decoration mance   will   he strels.
Dav). ,-   the
foi
I-'reeporl Min
>-is
.Mr.s. ,
toward
M
,i Nl
)va  Sl
of   the   (Jlyile   Liner
lUa, Aj»-
Next Saturday niKlu, .M.iy Ll."i, i^i. the (late for the entertainment of the American Lady .Minstrels at Firemen's Hall, under ausjiices of the Ladies' (Juild of St. Paul's Ejiiscojial Chunh.
.Some vicious iniscreanL entererl the base-ball jjcroumls, (^ceaii and Seaman Avenues, Sunday or .Monday, and dam¬ aged the fences .'ind .Lrrand-stand. .Manager Wallace otfei-s a reward of .¦52.'> for the cajiture of the ;.;-uilty jiai-- ties.
Coming. Events
Cantata, "Hearts of Gold," in the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening, June ;i, by the Sunday School.
"Mrs. Wiggs Sale" in the chajiel of the Presbyterian Cliiinli. .lune 7 and S.
.•V gooil idea. .Slrei't Coniniissioiier Pine well voices jiojiular .<entiment when he says he will arrest all jiersons leaving horses on .Main .Street without having them tied. Runaways are be¬ coming too fre<]uenl, esjiecially on the line oi' the trolley. .A hitch in time s;ives a hiirness and v.agon repair   bill.
The Lynbroiik Fin- Di jiaitmeiil is busily Jilanning I'or the annual jiarade and tournameni, to be held at Lyn¬ brook June I'.l. ll is jii-obable that aU the (-omjiaiiies from the Frecport De- jiarlinciit will altcml. and some them will proba.bly take part in I cdiite.-its in the afternoon. Huyler El¬ lison is Pri'sideiit of the .Association and is busy with the did'ei-ent. (iimniit tees arran.ging for the e\ent.
The Brooklyn Ea^^cle hsa lu'i-onie in¬ terested in the develojmient of Long Island, and is running extra sujijile- meiiLs each Saturila.N-, setting forth the attractions of the Island, as they are known to us who live here. This Sal¬ urday the edition will be of esjiecial in¬ teresL to our section of the l.-.land, em¬ bracing the South Side from Valley Stream to Amityville. Better order a copy at once if you want one.
ache'" sjieiil Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and "Mrs. Wm. Schuhmami at liie lliKgi'is CoLLage.
•au ("ounty Review station¬ ery 1 )epai-lnienl is .-howing sonic very allraclive i-ori-csjiondence cai-d.s. They are Jiut UJ) l->venty-four canis and twen- ly-four ei'.velojies in a box. Thi'V are iioxecl in a steel gray jiackage with eii- gravefl toj), with an altraetive   design.
.\ smaller size is also shown f and rc'^rets.
Freejjori pajoer jiajier with "Free- port, Long island" embossed on it—is the latest addition to the stock of the Nasau (Jounty Review *'stai:ionery de¬ partment, lieview Building. It comes four colors in a 1) ix, for .'50 cents and 'do cents.
I .-\fter ijuiie a breathing siiell, the i fire department was called oul for an- ! other long run to the first district at ; half past four Wednesday morning. 1 Tony Elar's hotel on the East Merrick ' Road was atire and owing to the ina- J bility to get a comiecLion with the j j)ow-er house by telej)hone and t!ie dis- ! Lance from the tire houses, the liuilding I vvas afire from I'ellar Lo roof when the ' riermen arrived, after a quick resjionse I Lo Lhe tardy alarm.     The next building
Tlie inquest into Lhe ileath of Mrs. Elmira Simonson still continues, hav¬ ing been jiosLjioned lo Friday. .A.1- Lhough Iht; belief is   stron.g   that   .Mrs.
Simonson came to her death by foul j Lo the west was smoking by the time means, no evidence to that effect has j the firemen had laid the hose from the as yet been jiroduced.    There are   still j nearest hydrant, about loOO feet away,   grand children
a number of witnesses to be examined, j and good work was done in jireventing    held   Sunday   afternoi;n.   Rev.    K.   P.
! it from burning.    The Leiephone wires   KeLcham. of the Presbyterian   ('hur'-)i.
The Pastor will  jireach   as   usual   in ; of Lhe .\. Y. and N.  J.   Tel.   Co.,   and   of which she was an okl   member,   olli- Lhe   Bai)List   Chureh   Suiulay, at 10 :;iO i Lhe village elecLric lighL wires, on   the   dating, a. m. and 7:;ii) j). m. ; subject of   even- j i)oles jiassing Lhe hoLel, were melted ing sermon, the lasl of   the   series  on
-Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, widow of Cajitain Raynor Rock Sinith, one of the early settlers of FreejKirt, ilieil Friday at her home on .South Main number of ;'^^''*'^''^' "i her '.Mith year. .Mrs. Smith T. IJ. .Mrs. 1 Wd::i, so far as known, the oldest resi- deiiL of Lhis village. She was a native <jf New York City and tame Lo Free¬ jiorl when a 5oung girl. She became Lhe second wife of (.'ajiLain SmiLh, who, beside being a jjioneer selLler, was a hero al the wreck of the .\merican bark .Mexico, wliich sti-aiiiled on the shoals oj)i)osiU' l-'i-ee|)oi-t on the iiiorn- ing of January '2, ls:i7, when 0'2 immi¬ grants jierished by jumjiing overboanl or freezing t<j death in the bitter cold that jii-evailed. Cajitain Smith saved eight of the number on boaril the ves- .-I'l at Llie jieril of his own life. He was aided liy a volunteer crew. He was given a gold cuji. suitably engrav¬ ed, by citizens of the Fifth Ward of New- York, for his heroic rescues. His wife, who was a remarkable woman in I)hysi(iue and intelligence, bore him eight children, Lhree of whom are living -Mrs. MarLha (Jornelius and George Benson .SniiLli of this village and Thomas .Smith of Hoboken, .\. J. Mrs. SmiLh relained her faculLies re- niarkalily well until a few months ago. .Sh« leaves, beside her children, a number of grand children, some great grand children and great great Funeral services w-ere
i structed and given full jiower   to   hav
i the   conduits of the brook at Broadway
I and Jay Sl. cleaned.
•      It was decided   to   remove   the   jiole
rat   the   junction   of   .Main and   ('liurch
; Streets, where tlie ji'ile h-imji was   foi--
! merly located.
IJJl'he   Board   adjourned   to   nieel    on
¦ Frdiay evening of next w-eek, .May -ll.
\ Miss Mary C. Meeks of .Malaysia I v.ill lalk in the M. E. Church Sunday [evening, under auspices of the Wo- I man's Foreign Missionary Societv.
Jiosition
Miss Meta Seeba Sunday with friend.'^
if Bmoklyn   sjient in the villa.ufe.
Mr; York mer.
J anu busines
Story.
.    P.   Goss ha\e renicii
11.
fi-i
and   family   1 d here for'th
f   New '   Sum-
bought the   coal ather,     Hewlett
Mrs. .\. Von.Mirhei-i house built uf cenienl .Vvi'iiue.
Miss Phebe Hants,] has been '.isitine' Mr. Hautsch.
)ck.
avmg   a on   Carl
.Morris  P .Mrs.   H.
Mr. and Mr- lyn are visitii. benslreit.
I--.  .Xeiilierl
.Mi
Mr:
llrook- il.    He-
Pt-
Basc-Bail
On .-Saturday afternoon a o'clock, the Freejiort .\thleii( will ojjeii its -ca.son for lOO' b'lys have been j)ractising   for
Wilfonl I Sunday fro the suininei-
uthan rnell
I    will    return rni\er.-it\-   for
L :;.-:!o • Club ¦. The several
M Chic Mrs,
M.
Gl
i'aleii   .'ind    daughter; ..   ai'e   N'isiiing    .Mr. W. .Miller.
,    .    , . , .    ,     .      ,      tJuili' a nuiiiber from this village at-
weeks,   and   leei   conlu enl   ol playnig ! ^,,,,,,^.,, ^,,^, j.. ^^^.,„.^,^ League convention goiHl ball.     ( ajit.   ( he.-tiii-e   announce.--
at Palchogui i     Mrs. J.
m Tuesi
thai the team will be comjiosed of   thi
follow-ing:  Longenecker, jiitcher; Rob- j     Mrs. J. W. Sinith of ;s\.w
in.S'in,   catcher;    Bristol,     first     base ;: taken one of Wheeler Glove
Tooker.   second   ba.se;   .Milton Raynor, j at Hii-nek Point fo'-the sea.-
ihird   base;   Rverson   or   Levy,    .=!horL j
sloji;   Bollman!   lefl   fiehl;     (^:heshire, .      A meeling of ihe P.aldw.n
center tield; Ketcham, right lield; sub- ' l';"'>-""-'»l   ^'^''--^   *'i'kl   Monda
"Reliable Religion - Its   Inspiration Hojie."       Sunday    .School    aL     U ::'0. Prayer   meelii:g   Friday   evening   al s o'clock.
NexL Monday evening a jiarlioiic en¬ tertainment will be given in the Baji¬ tist ('hurch. with a jirogram ajijiri.jiri- aLe Lo .Memorial Day. D. B. P. .MoLL Posl, G. A. Ii., wi'l be present. No admission will be charged, but an op- j)ortunity to helj) Lhe children .giving Lhe etiLerlaiiimenL will be gix'en ilurii.g Lhe evening.     .All are w-elconie.
Lhe inlense heal, and Lhe large arc lamjj in froni fell Lo lhe ground. The loss will probably amounl to .$.'{000, wiih sl Joo insurance.
One of Leander Barker's horses   be-
Village Trustees
The   regular   meeting   of the Village Board   of   Trustees   was   held    P^riilay evening, all the members   being   jires¬ ent. President Morrison in the chair. J. B. Cartwright   comjilained   to   lhe
I came frightened al   a   Irolley   Monday   Board of lhe Telejihone Comjiany   lun-
I morning and jiroceeded lo make Ihings
j livt.'ly on .Main Slreel.     Raymond Bar-
! ker had jusi alighled from   Lhe wagon,
i was sLarcing Lo lie Lhe horse   when   il
' started   on   a lively   run   and made ils
¦ tlrsL halt near   Ross tt iiandall's build-
! ing Oil Main Slreet,  near   tho   railroad   ^rnnn.,!.
I track, when it   struck   another   wagon       'j-j)..' <-lerl-. w-a;-
ning cables through the trees in front of his residence on Ocean .'\.\eiiue, claiming thai such cable is only aboul '20 feel from the .grade, and reijUcstefl that Lhe ''otnjiany be eonipelled Lo jihue such (-able fron;  lo to uO feel a!) ;vi
in lhe usual. In   Lhe
The Sun-lay morniii'.^ servic. Presiiyteriiui Church will be :i with Jireaching by lhe jiaslor. evening al 7 :oO there will be a sjiecial jiatriolic jireachinti' an I jiraise service, which will be altcnded by 1). li. P. Molt Post, (i. .\. li., and lhe V'/onian's Relief Corjis, No l:iit. It is exjiected thai the new jiatriolic .son.g, "Sunshine will be sung al this  s,.i'¬
and threw it in front of
on the
vice.
T'ne
man's
Fla>,^
1). B.
Reliei
which fortunately was standing still. and no damage then resulted lieyond knocking a few sjiokes out. The horse tb.eii eriissed lhe Irack and conlinued south until in front of the Freejiorl Bank, where the wheels of the wagon interlockeil with thi' wlieels of a two- sealed |wagon from Baldwin. Mrs. Stillwi'll lead lefl her young niece, ^the (laughter of Robert G. .\n(ierson, in the
ley   e.ir   t'omjiany to rai.-
.'cled to notify • )i cable so as
thi
the
El-
e of the
to deface llie tree:;. •
Il was decided to jiay J. Huyler lis(;n .S4.00 Jier month lor tf.e u-, his ground in the eastern jiail of villa^'-e for the Boaril of Health.
(Jhief Cozzens madi- requisition f (-ard   index   cabinet   for  the   File   D jiarlmeiit, al a cosl nol Lo exceed   -i^lS. .\lso   for  band   for   lhe annual jiarade and insjieclion of Ihc' Dejiarlmenl;   re-
wagon, and lhe liille miss, seeing that   quisition for cabinet granted and   .-slaii
P. .Molt Post and the VVo-1 tb-   wagons   must   collide,   jumjied   t.
Corjis  are   arranging   lo   the   sidewalk   and   escajied with a few
A pleasant jiarty assembled at the home of Mi.ss Mary Raynor, Raynor Avenue, Tuesday evening, the affair taking the form of a sur{)rise j)arly. Games were iiululgi'd in, interspersed with vocal and instrumental music. Aboul midnighl a dainty collation was servetl and those jiresent left in the wee small hours of the morning. Those Jiresent were: .Misses Ricker and Gussie Fath of .\ew- York City; Blanche.Smith of Brooklyn and Edna Braithwaite. Gertrude Nolan. Sarah Paulson, Florence t'arjienter, Priscilla Smith and Mary Raynor; Daniel Ray¬ nor, Theotiore Bedell. Fred Patterson, Chester Raynor, Wilbur Rider, .-Mvin Kaynor and Howard Pearsall.
A good entertainment will bejiroviil- ed by Lhe .Vmerican Lady .Minstrels al F iremen's Hall. Roo.sevelL. Lhis Satur¬ day nigJiL.
Anion's t'ho.se -.vho are to take part are .Misses Minnie Gorman, May Col- Jins, Mary Short, Myra .Mortimer, Maud Mortimer, Lillian Squires, .\nna Hogan, Family Shorl, Louise Reichert, Anna Karran, Elsie Sheck, Carrie Metz, Martha Reichert, Catherine Kipj), Mona Karran, .Anna .Allison, Anna Meyer, Anna (Jarberry, Dora Meyer, Mrs, E, Torrey, Carrie Reich¬ ert, Baby Gorman, Baby Reichert. Mrs. John Berr is the musical director and Miss Minnie Gorman director of the lentertainment.
Jiroperly observe Memorial Day. .Ac- • 'ofding to (.)riler No. 1, the Posl and C'orjis will assemble in their rooms. Odd Fellows' Hall, at V2::Ui sharj), the .soldiers in full uniform, ollicers with side arms, to hold lheir regular ser¬ vices   and decorale Lhe graves of Lheir
qijirojirialed for Lhe band.
Engineer SmiLh submilled his rejiort for the month of Ajiril al the jiowi-r house, as follows: Ran jilant :i'so hours, lio minules, sending oul   12,t)<)l
  killowatts of alternating  current;   ran
The services in the EpiscojiaK'hurch 110 an-lamps Dio hours, 4.") minutes, Sunday (Trinity .Sunday) will be Holy pumped 2,7H\),i'd) gallons of water, Communion at S a. m.,   whicii   is   also   consuming 221,420 lbs of coal.
scratches. The two wagons were bad ly damaged liefore the horses and, ve¬ hicles were separated.
deceased   comrades   at   FreejK>rL Kockville (.'entre Cemeteries.
Commaiier Wm. H. Pallerson, thru" Atljutant Henry Mead, invites all sol¬ diers, sailors and veterans to be with them on that day; also citizens and other organizations who wish to join with them.
and ! the annual corjiorale i-ommunion of the Bond of John E. Harris, plumber, Altar (Juild; matins and lilany al lo:- in amount of iS.'JOO, with the American ;5U a. m., Sunilay School at 2 :.'iO ji. m.. Surety Comjiany of .New York as sure- evensong at s p. m. Al evensong there ty, was accepted, as was akso the bond will be no .sermon, this being the of James G, Sutjihin, jilumber, for second monthly musical evensong at •?.")du, withthe I-'eojile'.^ !surety Coni- this church, and the length of the mus¬ ical jirtigram making this change de sirable. .'
An unusually tine   musical   jirogram has   been   jirejiared,    beginning    with
stilules, Denton, Posl, Tryon.
The roof of the grand stand has been covered with tar jiajier, so that in case of a storm breaking out, those in Lhe grand sland will be iirolecled from lhe rain. Rooms have been buill un¬ der Lhe grand stand for dressing rooms Tile fences have been rejiaired olher impnivemeiils made. Thi.-- gelher with the purchase of necessary sujijilies, and other incidentals, has made considerable exjiense, -and il is hojied that the public will show ils aji- jireciation by liberally jialronizing the games this si'a.soii.
The home club on Saturday will have for ils oiijjtinenl the stron^^jjai;!- •isle Field Club.
The I'ver-jiresenl   and   .-iKvays   unan¬ swered (juestion     whal is Freejiort go¬ ing lo do aboul base-ball lhis year'.' Editor Review :
The aliovi' jierlinenl (juestion juinled ill your issue of the 17th, should arouse ueneral interest among lovers of the .National game in Freejiort, and beyond that incite action of co-ojieralion with the nianagement of the l-'reejiorl Ath¬ letic Club, whii-h h;is ( onducled basi'- ball for a i.umber of years in the vil¬ lage, l-'i-iejiort has h.-id inui-ii benetit fniiu- base-ball, the sjiort afiracting many jiersoiis to the yfllage and no ¦al doubt iiK-reaseil its jiermaneiil jiojjula- lion. Dui-in'.x the jiast fev.- years mo¬ tor boalin.ir, automoiiilitig, golf, and .-•e\eral other jiastimes have detracted the interest thai formerly directed it¬ self to ba.se-ball and the management of the .Athletic CMub has found it a ditlii-ulL Jiroblem to keep the ground renl jiaiil uji. mainlain a learn, elc. The j)eoj)le of lhe village have been generous w-ith their contributions, it IS true, bul good liase ball costs money and the .Athlel'ic Club has expended all it received usually to give good ball.
.At Jiresent. there is no loeal league, and ilo visible sign of one being form¬ ed. .As a lover of ba.se ball il seems to me a re-organization of the club, so that its sco{>e could be widened, and a more substantial backing financially obtained, would be 'he jirojier thint.'-  to
new members wi're Florei
hou^
Fire De- ¦ e\i'nnig. 'lected.
Sev
.Miss Florence Thoma.s , (:eieliraLed her birlhday on Saturday last by giv¬ ing a Jiarty to a number of her liltie friends.
f the .M.  1., S.   in
. I      The tirst meeling and I nearly lhree monlhs  wa Lo- ! home   of   Mi.ss   Hamilto ning.
s   held n   lasl
at   the l-'ridav
.Miss Lizzie (Jarman died at her home on the Millburn Road <in .Monday. Fu¬ neral services were held at the .M. P. Church Wednesday aftirnoon. Rev. F. A. Smith otru-iating.
^. The sentiments expressed in the j jiaragrajih in lasl week's Review in ' regard to the noise of the inud-digger I during' Lhe nighl striK-k a resjionsive j note among the jieojile of this village, ! where the annoyiin''e is eijually great. If this could be stojijied and a (juietus ; Jilaced on son.e of lI.o numerous dogs ; which succeed ill making the nighl hid- 1 eous Lheri; Would in- caii.-»- i uralituile.
fuv much
Louis (',-irman d his si-ter, .Mrs. D .Avenue, Saturda;, sumjition. Funer Tuesday afternfi"t gation from Freej U. A. .M member.
•d   at   the   home   of
li.   I!(d. il.   Central
al'U'i-noon. of    con-
1 ;(r\ici's were held
¦A hen a large  dele-
.v\   Council,   .Ir.   O.
f which the deceased was a
lomjianieil   tbe   bo'iy   'rom
M.   I
his home to fh the services wei-c' .F. A. Smilh.    The Greenfield ("emetei vive .Mr. < 'arman.
'hurch. where inducted by liev. internienl   was   al
Two sisLers sur-
.A member of lhe firm of Bard, Dav ies   and   James  of   Wilkesbarre,   Pa.
and W. A. Edwards, of the Estates   of | Smart's beautiful processional Long Beach,   representing   Ex-Senator ; Celestial,"   at 7 :4.'') .promptly.
j)any of New York as surety. j get good base-liall re-established.    One
The   elections   of   Roland   .M. Lamb j man, the manager, has to shoulder the and   Winston   Raynor   as   members of   resjionsibility of maintaining the team. Ever Ready Hose Co.. and  Ernest   Ed-   etc.    This should not be.     .A club with wards as member of Vigilant Hose Co., | a gixid, interesting Board of Directors, Light   were apjiroved. ; would, il .seems ajijiarent, be the prop-
Clark Willett (J. Elli.son made ajijili^-ation j er thing. The club should have a caj)- Reynoliks, iailed at t)he Review oftii-e Magnidcat service in .A will be render- for jiermission lo conslruct a irrade, italization of at least a thousand dol- Wednesday morninir. They inform us ed, also Bang's "Peace" and tbe otfer- sidewalk in front of his projierty cor-; Iars, then the management wnuld not that UJ) to this week over .¦siidn,000. tory from SjKihr. From the requests ner Bedell ami Raynor Streets, about, be In a jxisition where he alone had lo w;irth of buihling lots have been sohl, j for the beautiful antb.em it would seem l")i> feet in length, '{ oi the cost to bel w-orry over tinam-es, keeji the team up and the contract for building the great j that Sjiohr can-ies out still in the shack> ajijilied to his mad lax; granted, to be, lo standard, and do many other liiint'.-. waterway, loUO feet wide and lb   feef of the Beyotal his purjiose   to excel Jin   done according lo grade furnished. | that he is called ufion lo do.
deeji, has beeiV" signed, the <-ost lo be j sacred music. Me.-srs Denton, Betzig. The applications of F. C. Blackman | If the jieuple of the villaue want over .^SOb.iMIO, work to be begun at; Steven Story and Harrison (Junning & Co., Frank Willets. and Chas. Kru-; good ba.se-bali, it seems <«s if they once. , will chant Hoyt's   Lord's   Prayer   and  ger   for  eleclric   lighl   service    were ] oujjht to ct.me forward ard take an  in-
A Mr. Waters.'formerly manager of | Tour's "Bles.sed are they" anda  chor-   granted. I terest, not alone by .suggestion, but by
one of the Atlantic City hotels, has ac-; us from "Creation" will also be ren- The applications of A. W. (Jalli-i personal help and substantial backing cepted the Jirojiosition of .Mr. Reynolds'dered, closing with the .sevenfold enne, (Jeorge Raynor. Mrs. Wallace i by contributions. The management to build an immense hotel at the beach.   Amen. Smilh, Jobn J. Schacht aivl I.   Whrile-; cannot  get   good   jila\ers for nothing,
the contract for which has been iet.       i     The choir boys   certainly   resjionded   nour, Ji.. .Atlantic   Avenue,   for water: and   if games   have   to be played with 0:ie of the.se gentlemen   will   be   initio   the   apnea!   that   has been made to   "granted as stxjn as we secure the nee-   guarantees   involved,   more   gate    re- Freejiort   the   w»;ek   of  June   ',i,    andj their musical intelligence in   intriKluc-  essary'material," and   applications   of   ceipts than l.ave been   shown   for   Lwo any  persons   interested    in    securing   ing proper music, and in training their  John P. Powell, Grand Avenue; Juluis; years past will be necessary. Stock in the Long Beach DeveK.pment 1 voices   to  .sing  it.    An   invitation   is   Wiggins, Main Street; Peter Hansom, [ Yours interestedly.
Company will be able to see him.at the , exlendetl to all to attend theke musical , Center .Street; Harvey   P.   Post,   Pine E. V. Baldwin,
ManhatUn House. serviced,. jSt;  F.   C.   Blackman & Co., Roae St, j Sec'y Freeport A. C.
The corne*- stone of the new school building w-ill be laid ."salurday after¬ noon, with interestinif exercises ai- comjianying. The .scholars, aboul 5(10 in all, will jiarade from the railroad station to the .s(-hool house, jireceded by a military band, and each child car¬ rying an American flag. A number of the smallest scholars will draw a decorated float (ontaining the corner¬ stone, which i^ill bl- Jiresented lo the dislri( t by the jirincijial, on birhalf of the school f-hijflren, who donated it; and will be ac<cpted by the President of the P.oard of Eilucation. Following the placing of the stone on the building will be the .following jirogram:
Invoi-alion Rev. F. A. .Smith, j as¬ tor of the Baldwin M. P. Chun h.
Chorus    By the School
Address Dr. James .S. CtHjley, .S( hool Conimi.-^sioner. N'assau (bounty.
Chorus     By the School.
Address .Mr. John W. Davis, DiHt. Sui)l., Dej.l. of Education, N. Y. City.
Chorus    Hy the SchiMil.
Reading of a detailed statement of the contents of the box w-ithin the corner stone.
Chorus    By the School.
.Address Rev. E. O. Tree, jiantor of the Baldwin .M. E. Chur<h.
Doxology.
Benediction.
The old schiK.l building and sjHakers j)latform will be decorated handsomely for the occaf^ion with a great abund¬ ance of Old Glory. The 8cholar« are contrilHiling all tlw money needed to diefray the expense of this occasion.
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