Queens County Review 18980304

              FREEPORT'S FAVORITE CITIZEH.
THE TIDY  HUSBAND.
DAT, itARCH 4, 1896.
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Entered at  the Poat Offloe at Free- port, N. Y.. aileoond-olaaa mattar.
for pi£iloatloD ahould be add maed to the (joaaaa Oooktt Rariaw and muat b« arcom- pantad bjr the name ofthe -wrltw, not fur putr licatloD. bat a. an aMoranoc of aood faith, •hoald  reach  Ibe    Review
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Dm on Thursday indicate that the 600 signaturea necessary for the lubmittiog ot the local op¬ tion queation to the snffrage of the people at the town election will bo Mcnred by Saturdajr.
Th« Queens County Board of Superriaors will meet at Bamum Island to-day fFriday.) It is inti¬ mated that the proposition to sell tba Island and buildings tUereou will be freely discussed.
Th« Town Assessors have finished the work of apportioning the prop¬ erty annexed to Qreater New York. The total amount comprises 4,2.38 piece*, of which 2,250 are loU on mape of land companies. The total aaaeaaed Talnation is about $4,000,- 000, which will reduce the town as- ¦eaament about one-eighth.
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Ik a few days the primaries and oonTentioni for the nomination of candidates for town offices will take plaee. There are numerous candi- Aatea in the field, and the people are preparing for the contest with a determination to have none but the beat aelected. This is a good sign and should their efforts be ancceieful we may expect better goTemment than ever, In the past tbere baa been too much apathy among the taxpayers in the direc¬ tion of selecting officers, but they bare awakened to the importance of the situation and propose to make their influence felt in the pri¬ maries and con Ten tions.
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Thk cause of the disaster to tbe Imttleship Maine is still unsolved and will probably remain so for soma time. The Board of Inquiry returned to Key West on Monday and it is said will make no official report to the Government until a second investigation is made Tbe work of the divers will be reported daily to the Board, and from this 9ource information that  will throw
"Aliasijjji light on tbe subject is cted.
.Vhile the American people have (oi'ined aome decided opinions as to the cause of the Maine's destruction, moderation has prevailed and judg¬ ment will not be pronounced uutil tbe complete and final report of the Board of Inquiry has been made.
The events of tbe :^eek have serred to furtber complicate mnt¬ ters between the United .States and Spain over Cuba, and the atti¬ tude displayed by the Dons has not been of tbe kind that bespeaks friendliness and courtesy.
Meanwhile our government has net been inactive. Forts and other ¦ea-ooast defen ses are being manned, war abipa stationed at impurtant points, and every pi-eoitutiun tuken to meet any outbreak of hostiliticH on the part of Spain,
its Waat a reekaklll mil naat—tmrrranaa Taipayitn kaataal Pajlnc for U(hu— Other Matters.
Be la Even More   Exasperating Tlian tl, Otae Who Ii Alnululrly Car.-lesa.
Is tbere iinytbint: in.iro tryiiii; .i this earth tbau ii  "liilv" liii.sliiiinl-
«'IIUam O.  Mlllrr  Inanlmnnsly lle-n..iii Inated to Serve aa I'real.lrnt »r Ihe I VillMBe  for thr   Firth Time.
All members were in  their  seats ^     Tbe selection of Willimn  (I, Mil
at roll call on Monday   anil   .Super-|ler for a fifth term nn  Presblent  ..f thnt i» to s.ny, tlif ni.iii wli..   tliiiil;s
visor Smith presided                             '- *'^® Village of Freeport, bv u uiiiin himself tbe very pink of lu'rl't'i'tinu.
Justice Smith sUted he had papers :!¦"'"'* ^"''^ °' theoiti.et.H nsseiiil.l, ,1 „« f,.r .ih neutnes.sB„eMin.l yot wl,,,
.     ^                ,.        .          ...     \      I in primary ou Irriiliiy   eveiiiiiH lii-l. hn.- nliiMiltiiely no uiea  of  uriKrli-
in the proceedings brought by   itxx-'^ni  only   [Mirtnivs   tlie   esli-eiii    i- nossl    His own UlimtfiugK, elntlb's,
payers of Lawrence agaiust   paying   which be is held, but   nls.i   tlio   ox pijies, bonks, etc., aro all,i\v,'.l t.) lio
fo;^ electric lights.    The matter wns  cellent buBiueiss   qiiiilitii'Hti.uis   tliat nil nvor th,-iioiise, ainl  an   att'iiiit
referred to Counselor Monfort.         J have cbnnieterizcl liis i-nroer   as   ii to put   tlioso  lu  thi-ir   riitlit   jila, ,'n
Justice Wheeler presented a peti-   public official auil   of   whu-li   evon bring!-dnwn a turront'if f;r;iriil,l;uii
tion from the residents of the   1.5th ! taxpayer oml reni,l, tit   nf   Fro"|iiiit on hin wife.
and 16th Districts, asking  to  have  is fully cofj;uiziiut.   The faitlifiil, iin- "Why cannot slu.'  iiiiinl   lur ..wn
the roud that  runs   by   tbe   Valley 1 tiring efforts exerte.l by  Mr  Millir buHineHBl    Is n..tiling  pi ival,' from
Stream   Church    into   the   Merriek' in behalf of   the   villajje   he   n-pro- a   woman's   prying  anil  curin-ityi
road improved with Peekskill grave), jsents, have beeu prompted ouly   by Let ber cunlino liorM-lf to  lur nwn
The petition was   received   and   on [ the single motive—profjiiss.      Tlio iluties,   win, b   wmilil   cortainly   bo
motion of Justice Wheeler the ques-! poopk have bestowej upou liim  fm- iraprovo.l by a littlo iiinro caro.    etc.
tion was tabled for a joint   meeting   tbe»« labors tbo best   pift   in   thoir But otberpi'i,pl,''Mintiiiiii,',->-ab, of the Town  Board  and   Highway ! power nnd in this be rests cmtoi Commissioners on Monday  next  at
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Justice Smith submitted the fol¬ lowing resolution:
Knolied, That the Town Board of the Town of Hempstead reqncRt tli,' village trustees of the villaKO of Hemp- stead to release or cause br nn election or otherwise to be released to said town their right, title and interest in and to thc old road on thn easterly side of the Towu Hall for the pnrpose of use and improrment of tho same.
The committee on Towu Hall was instructed to bring the matter be¬ fore the village trustees.
Aptylcations by Warren T. Foster and -Robert T. Wilmartb for leasts of ftjhd at Wreck Lead and on tbe Ltidg Beach road, respectively, were rtjferred to the usual committee. Justices Wheeler and Smith.
Justice Sniith brought up the question of providing tables for re¬ porters. The committee on Town Hall was empowered to procure the same.
Tbe Boanl then adjoui-ned to Monday next, when a joiut meetiug with tho Highwaj- CoiumisHioneis will be held.
Ak order was serveil Satunlay momlDg requiriug tho Quet'im Coanty Supervisors, tht) town of Hempetead, New York I'ity, ami othera, to show cause why tho Bempatead authorities shoulil uot be reatrained from levying a tax to pay for lighting the thHtrict of In¬ wood with electricity, uurler a con- tract. The action is brought by John R. Lawrence, the presideut of tbe Tillage of Lawreni-o, as a tax payer. He allegt^s that the contract Tiolatea the statutory provisions iu taking in a part of the villages of Lawrence and Far Rockaway, The «»ntract provides for I SO ,Kid liKhts at llto each for teu yeurs, aud fur a large number of naphtha lamps nt |3S a year for the same periixl.   The
'iglnal contractor wns John M, Vt ilUamson, who substspieutly or ganiaed the Valley Streaiu Electric light Company, whicb t.Kik tbe con¬ tract oil hia hand. The plaiutiff allege* waste of public fum'j. He aaya the lights an> uot uecessary aad a great part of the territory to be lighted is made up of tields and country roads. It is uuderstiKel »''" Mayor Vau Wyck and Comp- •r Coler intend to do all iu their (, er to set aside tbe iniutruct. ll'n.-derick Ingrabam appeared fur the plaintiff, aud Assistant Coriaira- tlon OounaelJenks will a.'M.ist him la tbe proeecution of tbe suit.
Action to be Reviewed.
The proceedings of the Queens County Board of Supervisors in cutting down tbe Oarden City hotel bills and the claims of Dr. L. N. Lanehart and W. Barnett for the care of the jnrors in the Martin Thorne trial will be reviewed under a writ of certiorari before Justice Q. J. Oarretson at a special term ol tbe .Supreme Court to be held at Jittnaica on Saturday. Tbe pro¬ ceedings are instituted by Counsel¬ or Ingrabam in behalf, of the hotel company and the physicions, whose bills were reduced by the Board of Supervisors to less than half tbe amount claimed.
Albany Notes.
A bill to dissolve the pretont cor¬ poration of the city of New York and to restore the former govern¬ ments of the City of Brooklyn uud towns in the borough of (Queens was introduced Fridoy by Asseiublyman Oloser. The provisions of the bill, it is snid, are such that if the ques¬ tion of restoration wns put to a vote it would be carritjd by n largo ma¬ jority. --"'..— ..
Assemblyman Wallace's bill, pro¬ viding for the dredging of certaiu streams and creeks lu Queens Coun¬ ty that empty into navigable waters was passed on Monday.
The bill to create the County of Nassau from tbe towns of Hemp¬ stead and Nortb Hempstead and Oyster Bay, came up for hcariug before tbe Assembly Committee ou interual affairs Tiiestlaj'. A com¬ mittee of citizens from tbe towus above nnmed appeared in fuvor of tbe bill, which will be advanced to a second readiug at once.
WanUthc Justlceahip.
¦anoa Rk?UW:—An emviu'oni' stato- ^pat having benn made with n<f,>rvii,-e mmyaaadmmj tor the offlo*- of Jaatio,- at tAa ,ISaes at tha forthmmiux elerti,vii. Iim eailed opon to dwlan. mvHpir a mndldam fcr that honorablo aud iiii-
raat ofiee. Bat I am a oauilidate ,if BapabUoaa party wtth all that that tnim Imptita Fram the raatinK of my tnl aaka to the preaent time I harp act- aA«itll,vnafcad for.and havo known onlv gm BMaMloan party. Bi-aidea. may I iBatelauaraoagnition aa one wh.i. dor-
&the dark daya u( the fratricidal war tbraalnnad the life uf ihia uatiou.
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with thr patriotic   boat   theae anal wv atamped oat   rebel-
 ^jarchy,  thoa mttaiuinif tbe
ipl«* which bavr bwn the glatj of giaad old party*" Mt Mrvajith and taatiJning yeaii ahall be drvutM to mnmr, ami aty party^^ ^^ ^^^^^^  ^,
HEMPSTEAD.
g[0 The Review it always mi sale at Akuow's, Muiu stroot.       ' tf
Receiver of Taxes, Alauson Abrums, has collected uboiii 11112,- tlUU of the 1210,000 upjiortiDueil.
Henry Matthews, wbo for twelve yeurs hits conducted tbe Central Meat Market, made uu assiguiueut on Mouduy for tbe benefit of cretlitors, Mr, Matthews attributes his failure to bud debts.
The following bave beeu uimiiuut- ed for village officers: For presi¬ dent, Henry L. Nichols; trustees, two years; George D. Smith aud William I'lyer; trustees for oue yeur, Carroll F. Nortou anil Frank Murtilug; treuBurer,Edv\-urd Cixiper; Collector, .\Vm. Stoffel. Tho elw- tion will be beld Mutch l.'i, uuil tbe umouut of mouey to Is- niisod tur village exjieuses is |12,iHhi.
Christian Peterson diinl Monday of hasty consumptiou,ai;e,l I'l years. He wua u tousuiiul artist ainl fm several years wus empUiyi-,1 by .1 Humid Ross. Whou Mi, Rnss to tirt<<l from busiuess here smue timo ugo Mr. IVtoiBon ouj^tMl with Chris, Kliel, burber, of Freeisirt, where be worked uutil lu^t sumuier. The de(.'eustMl wus helil lu hiKh es teem by everyone w-b,i knew him, Fuuerul services were held frotu tbo retjidenoe of hia purents on Thurs duy ufteruoon.
WILLI,\>l iilnateil for I'rei.
Since he became a ri'siilmt n Freeport, about nine yeais aon, Mi- Miller bus assisted liii'Koly in pin moling a nunilior of extensive nn provenieuts, ami in tbese the tax payers have teiulored hearty on nji eratiou. Tho excellent wator sys tein, newly-oqnippeil fiio dopirl ment. baniisome brick school biiilil iug, aud electric lisbt plant, iiri among tbe mauy pnblic iinprnvo meuts successfully cariiiil nnt .Ini' mg Ml'. Miller's term of iilVuc. Tlu Woodcleft cbanuol, winch, :illlinii-l a private enterprise, lias boon nl in estimable beuelit to Fnijinil, :ii,. adjoining villages.
Mr. Miller is a nutive of lenif. Island, having been limn in Itivor bead ou February "i, 1.'^"'^. 11.: busiuess and sncial career is a i-liiU ing example of wliut may bo no complised by the .Vnienciin yoiitl who possesses eiieroy nn.l .litonii ination to w'lu. His early .l;i.\.- were spent ou a furm. At llu- iii:< of 17 he went to Bronkiyn to iiuili. bis way iu the world. Ho enoa in tbebuikiing business, and at bad become a iiiiiniifiu'liiior of oiiii inet ware. In 1«H2 he tmniiil n partnership wilb John J. liaiubii;, and the tirm embarkeil exteiisivily in the liuililiiig business in lininU lyu. Alterwai-ils tlu-y oiiga^'oil in suburban iinprnvomonts soloilin^,' Freeporl as the tiolil l„r .iporiiliiiii. Tbe lii-m's iloings in tliat viUii-o are known thn Hithniit Lnng Islaml.
Besides tlio inteiosts ab.ivo nion- tioued Mr. Milior is i.loiililii.l willi tbe Freeiioit Uanl;, beiiio a liiioct- OI Lherenf. He is also pi'osiil.'lit nf tbe Queens and SulTiiili Cnniilv In siirunce Cnmpaiiy and a lUiiolnr nf tbe Freeport Land Cniiipiiiiy.
Mr. Miller and bis family n.-i-iipv a commodious residom-o nn t)i',-aii uveuue, wliich is always niuii In ,11- tertaiu in a liospilalil,' iiiiiinior nil wbo enter ils pnrlals.
GREENWICH   POINT,
that is n tbome tipmi whii li lio is never weary of talkiuK. mul P''M'm1- ically ho bus fit:-- nf tulyiiig up ut home, whoro lifo fnr tlue-e in tho bouse is ono InUH wi'iirin.'e>!
Tbon nolbinK i:^ priv;)to from bis prying and curinsity. lin'iks ami | ,'| papers are carofnlly sortod ,iut and j-. put back in tlie wrong iilaoo-; th.i~.' I wliicb bis wifi. bus c>^i.'cially l:iid by for future nf, rouco are oitbir tied lip with tbo wii:-fo pajar t,i be sol.l or sont oul In tbo kiti bon In be burned; lettora uro torn up iiulis- criniiuately, wbot bor tboy i.ro au¬ swered or not; tliociiiitioar.l shelves aro packed witb a lot nf riibbish which is really omL'ss anil wbioh was only waitiim an uipnrtnnity fo be got ri.l of, nnil fm- tlio lu'-Vt f<'w weeks confii^imi ri i;;iis sii] ri'im>. Nothing ciiii bo fniiiil wlicii it is wauteil bocauso every I liinj,' has boon put jui-t whoro it slunililn't bo.
Whon he has tirod nf iiiakinn himself thorouybly iibjootionablc 3owu stairs, ho goes tip stairs and turns out ull his boxoi- and drawers and leaves tbom, for his lit nf tiili ness does not last siilliiioutly Imi^! to allow of bis rcduiiiiH tbo iinnlill,' bo bus luiuii) to noatiio.-^, 'I'liit is for bis wife lo tin lator on,
Witb a duster, tnn, lui gm-s iibntit nicking up iinagiiuiry parti.'Us nf Just wbiob don't exist, ami a jiioo,' if string nr a rool of onltnii mil nt placo apparently causes liiiii iiiniiy -:ind is tho subject of a lnng liniiiily .111 "tbo amount of rubbish wliioli is allowed to accuniulalo uiili's,s tlu-re is soiiie ono to tako ii;i iiiti-ri-,-t iu tho bouso,"
Tliero aro gouornlly iiri'iiiniiitiii-y syuiptoiiis tll  warn  tbu  iilis,'i'v;iiil wifo that  the  lit  is  ciiiiin^   mi    11 restlessness, an iiinilor^s   iiinviiiji   if tho ornaments ou   the  iiiiiiitoliii.i'.' ^'^  and tbo roitoratodqiic-itinii, "Wh. r.' ,.  is thai bnnk (or  tbat  paper) tbnt  1 I  wusreadiugi"   Ilosii^'lis fr...iiioiitly, I   too—u sinb Ilf woarinoss  and luipi*   ' lessne.ss—as u man \vli.i luittl,-s un- j Ij . successfully w-itb tlio faults iiml I'.iil   j ,    ings of  others.    Iiis   I'a.o   woiir-   a ! ',', wearied   and   lioartbrnkou   oxpn's   ! sion, aud little frowns iqii'i-iir mi bis | forelioiiil.    Ilo  rofu'-os  to   iiiiiko nr j join in   any  longtliy  coiivors.itimi,    366l, talking only  in snatolios and   tbon | on tho uiost gloiimy   siibjocts.     H,' even   heaves   against   his   favmilo pipe, whiob rofiisos to "ilniw," nnil bo spoils si.x matolios  fnr every nno that   bo   Ii,i4lits,   anil   by   tbo   m.xt morning his niabuly  is fully dovol oped, and  as  snon  as  breakfast  ii¬ ovcr bo bcfiius to "tidy up."
Uut, althoiigli onn may soo the outbreak, il is ililliciilt tn kimw jnst boiv to chock it, and iiulooil it is often wise to accept it as au inovitii ble discoinfiirt. Thor,' nro sn niiiiiy worse crank:-! wliioh bo iniiilit take up, and, as wo iiro nil. Mippn-iil In be slightly mad nn miM siibjoot at least, a iiiiiniii fnr tidiiu'V'—in nllu'r
Town Board Meeting.
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Cor. Fuiton antl Church Streets F-R[~:I-:PORr.   L.  1..
FISHING TACKLE, ATHLETIC GOODS, BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES.
SKATHS IN GREAT VARIETY
Cards,    Dominoes,    Checkers,    Etc.,    Clears    and    Tobacco,
EXPRESS STEAMERS
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CRESCENT MARKET
FULTON STREET, FREEPORT.
S.   S.   DENTON,   Proprietor.
Veal,  Laml), Mulion, Pork. Poiillry and Game.   \
THE CHOICEST CUTS AT THEj LOWEST PRICES. '
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Finest Grades ot Roller Process Flour.
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BEST  SANITARY FRUCAUTIONS,
A. R. SMITH.
HENRY   P.   LIBBY,
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CORN   STALKS.
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WOOD.
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HAY  AND  STRAW.
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ELBERT W. VERITY.
•:   DEALER    IN :-
Wall   Paper  and  Wall   Mouldings
\Jan Riper's Brick Blook, FREEPORT, L   I
Paintinj,   P«ji*rlianjlna and Intarlar Oaoaratlana at Raaaanabla  Priaas.
ESTIMATES  FUENISHED.
I Ii,.ivd rou$itautly uu bonil all tha lativst ilcsiKu* ^ Wull Paper and Intarioi r>oo,iratiuii,4, iiuil mu propared to oxocuto all orders at ihurtest poaiibla aotiea. If ii,iei<.<8iirr, I will call at your houae or plaoo ot bimiiingi vUh "¦rrrV'S. vUsh w 11 giro y.m a better idea o{ wbat you require.
pooplo—iM nt must ii liiirnil,.,-s iili
The Kev,   Mr.   M.-Cuiin   nf   nni'nl ' syucrasy. Purk preai:be,l iu  the  iluuili   IhK'I     If the lit tlireiitiiis tn lm  ii  \. i on Sumlay. I Ixiil oni', it ni;iy In' riiiilrri.il lr ~ :
The  Suuilay  Si-bo..l   .if   tlu- ('mi ] vere by extra i^wi-itin sh iiml  1,. gregaliiinal ('liunh i« preinuiiii; tnr   ness of iiiaiiiior, by an |..\-ri.lli.iit C.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
CATi:Ri:R,
...Lynbrook,  L. I...
a reception ami (•iitiTtaiiiiiH'iit t. giveu tbe lutler ii;in of .Miiiili
DIED.
ELOEKD - riiiomliil,.,   Filii-iuii-v Hiilii.rt Klili-ril. at',..l Tiiy..:ii-s,
KOtlN.'^ — At Haliiiiiuri.. .Mil,. 1'. li, Alice Kiiiiiis. iliiniibt.r  ..f   .Mi-s,  S Birch nf Mi'i-rii-k, a^iil :^y,.:ii->, tcrinoiit ill (ireiiitiilil ciii.-l. i-.v,
PKTKHSDN — At Heiiipit..ii.l, l'.l., I'briMtiaii Petcrmiu, in tlic 'ii-i .\ of hiH aue.
BROWNK — At Graft.m, N, Y,, 1- L'H, William S, Hniwn.-, |-..niii-rli Frt-cpiirt, h. I.
CO.MBS—At Fr,.i.pfirt, Kil., -,'il, ll:ir% SUM of Mr, ami Mrs, ,]iiliii I'lmil.-^, Bavvii'W avenu,', a>;cil'.I iiiniillis : IS "davs.
uer or by   the  jmliriniis  loinliiii. of tbe thoughts in iimilhir direi'tiini
Or the wife may aiitii'ipiit,' Inr husbaiiil uml liiivi' a "liilyiii.i; i;ii" Hpell on her own iiriiniiit, 'i'h.'bus¬ tling about. 111." e.Mi'ii lUist wlii- ll cuu uhviiys I,,,' i.iIm-iI it oll,..^,:^s Ilm ri{,'ht Wiiy tn worl; with a Irw gloomy ri-ferrm-i-s 1,, a "unoil i-lnan up," will tisiiiilly Ml tile liini mit tbat bo will be only too ulilll to al¬ low tiling's tn stay as tliey are. tbat ho may i-iijoy a littli. n':i.-i' iiml quietness.---l'liiliiilel|ilii:i 'i iiiii--
OCEAN   SIDE.
(in Sumlay last a cbilil ot Mr, ami Mrs. Jacob Ackley di«l tudilenly wtib,iut medical atteutiou. Tbe (uireutti lieiu)( (loor aud uuable to eui^age tbt* services ot uu uuiler taker, the father calleil uikju Samuel Uill, au uude. ami a friend uameil Seaman Davisou to act in tbat cajiacity. All tbe.iMirtiei. apparently lit>iut( uuaci]iiaiutl^i with the projier pnK-»<dure in biich au lustaiu-e, pro- ceMltHl with tbe burial uf tbe chiUl. A Ikij was proi,'urt>d from WixkIs grix-ery store aud tbe interment was mude, without a burial |>«^rmit, in the cemetery '>f the First M. E t'huri'h. The sejttou of tbechuivb, uot lieiug notified, did not know that the interment ba.l Un-n inaile Tbe child was iuterre»l in a grave with auother Unly, Funeral ser vice* » ere weld Suuday moriiinif ami the minister, who prtfci.k^l. learn mg u few days afterwanls w hat ha.l bapiieueil. rtsiut*.ted Hill t.i lay tbr luatter before the C'orouer, Hill Iwi'ame thorouithly amuiwsl to hi> jKKiitiou after baviug the facts v\ plaiu««l to him ami fludiug tbat thert? was u.. other way out of the difHcttlty.    untifitnl    tht?     t'oroner
The remains were eiumed Mou day by onler of Cormer Smith It wais well prftiorved au.l bort> u.i marks of injury. Dr, James A, Hutcheooo made au «uto|isy aud fouud tbat the cbild died frpm oatu- It wa« given  a proper!
DiKrk Chalk.
It Is often e.vtrenu'ly dcsiruble to obtain black chalk, and a simple process for iirepiiring this useful article is i > iiviiiii nt tobaveiuom's Bcrupbook, Tilkej.Illvirizi-ilordinary chalk and uii.x it with a strung dc coctiou of liigwiHid, The uililitioii either of chroinate of pota-siiim or grecu vitiinl Miliitioii will ,-:ris,. tb,' logwood to lii',-,inie inteUMly lihi, k, A pusly mass is formed tbat luolds very readily into crayons or pencils, und thtsf, wbi-n dried, are lit f,,r use. Tbo uilditiou of an cvtreuuly smull aiii,iunt ,if gum arable wutir is suggested, but the iiinnunt niii,-t bo So sniilli us to be scar, ely appre- ciuble, elso tb,' pencils will be so hurd us 1,1 be almost useless, F,ir ordinary work on har.l substauccH tbo gum is disirable, but if tbe piu ciU arc wiiutcd fnr paper or card¬ board tbe tlllil.k. chalk ami l.iywnod iolution Will give bett.-r s.ilisfac tiou.     New Vnrk Le.iger,
Matun ur UUtorj.
If a prize fnr killing dii, ks, tur¬ keys or gecso ba,l been nftercd in Scotlauil. Much, tll w,iiil,l have won the belt. He dill "murder most foul. "-N.-w drlcans I'lcayune.
"Pocah.int.is was a patr.in of the legitimate," sai.i the lut.ir. "She objected to tbe lutrn.li.ctiou of un lodiun ..Iub exhibitiou iu a luelo- drania '    -Philadelphia Record.
HU Stork Id Trmd*.
The Poet -.My angel. My g'l'iliug etar, the li^ht of my —
The Lady- Dh. please d .n't talk eboc!—Indianapolis JournaL
Trlrk. „t till, Tjl,r«.
I '. A writer in Macinillan's Miigii.iiu ' offers iu an article on jirinti is' i r rors some superb "nii.xes," lis bli-ml I ings of alii'ii piir:i{urii],lis uii. i ail.-,! \Vo burrow a ,-,iiipli'. The lii--t i..wi' its character Inau iiilirpnlali I hin fnun a nport of a imbli,. luc.tinj;:
"(Ul th,' ::,! inst,, at Klkiiigtnii, the Wil.. l.f .1. S, T,.rry, s,-hiii.liiiiis ter. 1,1 a son, II,. s[,,ikc iiiili^liiii-!. ly, but w-as uiiiliTstoi,,! to say thai on  the  ;iil   inst,. at Kii.ii, tlu' wil.
^ Weddings, liecsptioss, Festivals, &c.
1 Catered for in the Best Style.
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Half arni.ir was worn in the c tineutal armies until the ]ires ceutury \u ei.cpti.iual cases U armor IS st ill »oru ly sp«> ial i diere. 	
Herodotus says ttiat I'ro
the tirst sovemgn t.i niak. gold,
A   lliffrrrut  T»d«.
Miss W.iba^h—Your friend who has jurt left us is something uf a pessimist. I imagine.
Misa Ualstead—Iude«d be isn't. Be'e an optician, and be hae the cream of tbe waax. aida trade.—Clu- cafoNewa.
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THE NEW ROCHESTER LAMP
TMF STANDARD OF THE WORLD
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Women and Ciliidren. II The Rochester \iMX\\i Co.'lJi;:;fi:fJrr:.?2 New York Citv
p. W. BEHRENS,   FLORIST,
WAIMTiLOH:, Iv. I.
DIlAl.nU  I.N
UNEQUU'.ta
C. E. CORNELL, UNOERTAKER,
HEMPSTEAO, L. I., N. Y. oil   ICK
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No.  2U V. ,\.-^MIN(i!ON   SI 1^1
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Pot P\an\.z, Cut Flowers, Floral Designs etc.
(l«l-.UM10l!Si;s -Uear ol Depot,   •  •   •   •
Scientific JImerican.
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W.   TERRY
r,    Hr.MPSTEAD,
mxmm lots
..FOR    SALE..
s t'.ilden i;hsb hus- .,,I, fiillv Mill-   b:..l
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excursi. lis   B!uounr..l  f.r bi-r share
to |i5i.^ annually   lie therefore sj>^t
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News and Opinions [RHODESSIA,
FKEEPORT. LONG ISLAND.
.Nation.".! Importance
Cbc ^-:^'/^ Sun
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Dkof   by mail.
S6 a yaar $a a year
HOTEL   SITE
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Sll Choice Boiloins Lois on um S!,
Tiie Sunda\   Sun i:,;;:.
CHOICE
WQQDCLEFJ
BUILDING SITES
nre attra.liiiK niaii> home seeker.s, w ho are erecting a claM of hulldln;;s tbnt arc not c«.:cllcj in niie nnd architectural kMMtX anywhere within the tlrcatcT .Ntw   York suburban home sactioil.
(iOOI) IJO.ATIXd. HATHIX(i, FISHING.
FIVE FEET OF WATER AT LOW TI»E. Ihe new   \M)<)I)CI.I IT I.N.N, whicii nccommodate* soe guests,
is a pirt nl the \\.,idt lett propcrt) .
lOCATED III THE PROCRESSIVE VILUCE OF
FREEPORT, L. I.
Qjod Scbocl,-,   four  Gburcliep,   Well-equipped   Fire  Department,
Eii-ftiknt Watfr Supplyi Electric Lifhts.
F-or  particulars apply to
RANDALL & MILLER,
I Ri:i:iH)KT. L. I.,
Price 5c i lopj
B/ msil   K a jsir
ALEX. R. RHODES.
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FI'KEPORT. L   I
16 Bedfurd  Avenue,
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
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