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%$t Corrector* » ¦ * ¦ i —..^. j - - - >_- . i .., i . i ¦ - 3AG-HASBOK . L. I. ^__ _ . *u— . - ~ S ATU R DAY , OCTOBER I , 1892. The Democratic electors of Que ens and Suffolk Counties co mposing the First Con gressional District of the State of \New York , >iander tbe new apportionment act pass ed try Abe Legislature of 1892 , ass ^requested to send tke number ot delegatee to.wb.ich each of said Counties is entitle \! •viz : 16 from (gaeens and 12 from Suffol k , to a Congressional \District Contention iiereby called to be held Rt B«utitig *3c Opera Honse , in Huntington , Suffolk Co., the tenth day of October, 1892 , at one o ' clock , P . ai., for the purpose of nominal ing a candidate for representative in the JFifry th i rd Congress of the United States .and of transacting any other busi-iiosa tlitf-t £oay properly come before the convention. Enwrs B. D CSEXBERBJ , Secretary . \Huntin g ton , L. I., 5opt. 16, 1832. (Cleveland' s letter is tbe seed of Har- rissn *otea. —B ETA'S . TIMES. The above statement must be the out ¦ ctop -oi< very tacfci y mental condition. Peck' s tiguroa barn , says tke Hirng- feurg C ALL . Ob , no . no! Yoa ai- e ail off in your grammatical construction. P eck burned the figures. The conclusion and snfEcieu't objjeo Hon to-a protective tariff is that it is an «buse of the taxing powers of the gov- ernment; it eou>pe>if< the whole peop le to pay tribute to n few ^ it is a system based opon injoatioe and unfair d' BCriin- inations , and tends to baiid up monop- olies. — D A TID 3, H ILL . Has partisan literature become infect -ed YFilb pestilen t cholera germs ! We ahoold think «a. Just think of Godkin < J ! the \N. Y. P OST bringing nothing back irom Europe bat tho name of a fumi- gated \ mugwump- '\ This is the acme ol an educational can TABS . Among the nanu s of pel BOOS appoint «d to act as aides to Can. AIc Mauon , Grand Man-ball ot iho Military parade on the Columbus Day celebration in New York Citv , we find the following' Long Islanders : Hon. Penj Belmont, Col. A. Wagstaff . Col. i5. -Y. It. Cruger , Botij. Sicoll , R. D. Townsend. Thn cloak umnufactnierB any that tbe \McKtul ey bill has not hurt them , but tbey fcdmit tilth customers ate I be lost-re , because they get poorer goods lor their money. That ia tho gist of the whole contro - versy. Classe s are benefitted at the cxponso of the muBai-6. Tue inanj suf fer that .the few may gain. Police Jn stice .hraei G. Ttg be of JJ i ookl yo , who owns a couuti y residence in this Tillage , ia oae of the Duruacnli c leaders of that city. The political a* social ion of which ho is President ttuia- bustbiity four bnndrud tueuiburB. lie was from '77 to '82 a member of the leg islature , aud his been since 'S3 a l' o lice Justice. U-> in atao *i lo i lar in the Yaraua b..nt club. His >»ge id 52. Fussetl and fornkor «re going to lake tbe slump in New York State. They both have a record for failure , nud it will not be broken. Wh y J Because their Bulf'iioncuit although t'giegiaus, ii not quite sofiioitsnt to outwit the better jud gment ot the peop le. Fire-alarm aud Fiasco aro bri ght fellow? , but their brainy bret ziueea blows out Tho gen tie zep h yu of common suuaa will lm ? e more lasting influeoce. The moat popular Republican in Brookl yn , last year, was Henry R. Mey- er , the candidate of his party for Mayor. He led bis ticket several tbOQBand votes. To-day. the party manage rs deride hira , because after a careful and conscientious study of tbe tariff ques- tion , Le corses out for Clevelan d & StevenfOD. But Mejer still has a following. lie is a man from the people and of (be peop le , and for tbe people. The tote of Brookl yn will toll. Democratic Congreaslotiai conrontMn. NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS RECEIVED EY ERY WEEK BY. G.B.BROWN & SON . Sag Harbor , October. 1 892. Pursuant to call of the County Com- mittee tbe Democratic County Conven- tion aeaenibled at tbe Court House , Eiverbend , ftt 7:30 KM , on Monday, Sept. 26. H. A. Reeve s , Chairman of {be committee , called tbe delegates to order , and read the call , and on bis motion Mr. T. F. Bisgood was called to the chair , on taking whic h be made a brief but most appropriate address. Mr. James E Ba y lea and . Mr. Thos. E Hol- and were chosen secretaries , and , with tho chairman , were dul y swore. On proceeding to call tbe roll <?l towns credentials were presented from each ¦ one , and fall delegations with power to CflBt tfie full vote c-f their towue -to the number of 60 votes in all were recorded. Without delay the matter of nomina- tions for county offices was taken up For Member of Assembly Mr. Wm. H. \Lewis of Huntington was unanimously nominated and be accepted 4a a few words , p ledg ing h imse l f if elected to do ilia whole duty by the county. For Superintenden t of Poor , John 3 Mag&e of Water Mill, Southamp ton , was unan- imously nominated. For Justice ¦ ©£ Sessions , J*mes B. Oooper of Ba bylon and Gr. Clarence Topp ing of Sagapon- ack were earned - , a 'ballot resulted hi 37 votes for Mr. Cooper to 23 lot Mr. Topping, and Mr. Cooper was declared nominated. For Coroners . Hugh Hal- eey, M D., of Southampton , and Horaae Kusca , of iiuntin g toti , were .unanimous- ly ncaiioated , as was also Charles W. \Gordon for fisher ' H Zelaod. This com- p leted the ticket. The- .election of -con- gressional delegates being nes t in or der. Mr Reeves made a statemen-fe of f«cts respecting a -question or repreeen {(ttiOB iu the -convention of October 10 , which bad arisen under action taken by the State Committee and tbe Deui. Committee of Queens Co. A da bate of some duration onsut-d and various motions were muda . but were with drnwoi and the convention voted to elect twelve delugatee on one ticket according to the usual practice. The following gentlemen wtr« unanimously eboseu : 15. D. Slei g ht , Alex. U. Penny, Chas. rj. -Smith , Ji. A. Beeves , Daniel Griffin , Jumes E. Bay les , EJtviu Bailey, Benj M. Bailey . Isaac G. Terry, (x- 'O. B. Howe!! , Chan. Wagner , Edwin B. Dueenberry. Severa l motions in regard to the matter of re p resentation , atrong ly ex.pree&i*e of the convention ' s de- mand tbnt .the present baeis bu contin- ued , w>re made , but , all were with- drawn or laid on the table , and tho delegated were left to go uninstructed. Oa motion tiie delegates in attendance were ti«t<horieed to fill vacancies or o«st tbe full vot e of the county. On motion tbe delegates from the feeteml towns were authorised to re- port names for members of the County Coinmittoe , but , before doing eo tbe -question of enlarg ing tbe ' committee was raised. A motion that tbe commit tee consist of three mombera from each town , Shelter Island one , aud Brook haven four , was amended so na to refer the matter to a eommittee of three to leport a p lan. Cbair appointed on such committee : Mr. Petty, Mr. K-jeves, and Mr. Dusouborry. Tbey made two reports , the two latter agreeing on one and the former presenting a somewhat d ifferent schudalo. Tbe inajorilj report was adopted by the vote ol the conven- tion ; it provides as follows : Eist Hampton 3 , Southamp ton 3 , Shelter Island 2 , Southold 3 , lliverhead 3 , Brookhuven 5 , Smithtown 3, lalip 3 , Bub j lon 3 , HflUtiugton 3—total 31. A lecess of ten minutes wne taken aud tbe towns reported tbe following names , which on vote ol the convention were dnly ratified as the county committee for the ensuing yoai : B. D. Sleight , E M. B.ker , Burt Z Gnffiii . Enst Hnmpt in ; Southampton , Warren (Jorwiu , John J. M IROO , Louis Hertz ; Shelte r Island , Chas. II. Smith , aud one to bo supp lied ; Sontbold , Jl A Beeves, Wm. A. Cochran , Lester G-id- ersleeve ; Iliverhe.id , Diu 'l H. Griffing, Wm. Ii. Fanning, Elijah Griswold ; Brookbaveu , Tnomas S. Mount , Cnaun cey A. Edwardp , Dan 'l R. Davis , John L Havens , Hubert A iiudd • Smith town , Luther B. Hatlock , John F. Kell y, Benj- M. . Bailey ; lalip, Caleb T. Smith , H. T. Rogers , Tuoa. J. JBurnett ; Bab y Ion , Tredwell B. \Keilum. Joseph H. Petty, and one to bo supplied ; Hunt ington , Wm. Ii. Lewis, liowlaud Mile? , B. T. Bobbins. Mr. Ja ' s W. Eaton , of Isli p, offered tbe following re&olation , which WAS unanimously adopted amid app lause : Uesolveil , That this convention cor- diall y congratulates the Democrats of Suffolk conuty upon the bright prospect of another great De moor a tic victory at tbe coining election , and for a token of our confidence in the triumphant election of Grover Cleveland to b» the next President of the United States vrn point to the evi- dences of Republican, weakness which the rrcont State elections present , aud to the reaeived vi gor and zeal which have bean infu sed into the Democratic canvass in New York by the masterly exposition of Democratic doctrine in the Brook l yn and Buffalo speeches of Senator David ii. Hill. The ' convenlion adjourned after giving tlm- e ring ing cheats for Grover Cleve land. The County Committee mot and organized by electing H. A. Beeves chairman and Elijib Griswold nvc] H. T. Rogers secretui its. After an inter- change of views as to the several fea- tures of the campai gn , the committee adj inrned to meet at Huntington , on Monday. Oct. 10 , at 11 A . M . A M ILLION P«iENi>d. —A friend in need ia a friend indeed , and not less than one million peop le have found just such a friend in De. King ' s New Discovery for Consumption , Coughs and Colds. If you have never used this great Cough M e dicine , ono trial will convince jou that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of tbe Throat , Chest and Lungs. Each bottle ia guaranteed to do all that ia claimed or money will be re • funded. Trial bottles free at W. W. Tookor ' s Dru g Store. Large els') 50e\ and SI 00. Democratic County Conventioa. \I have read in detail the prolix and preposterous provisions of the Da ven - port bill , and I apeak not aa a partisan , but as an American citizen , \ : jealous of tbe liberty which ray corintry ' S' institu- tions secure for me , and devoted to the simp lici t y of b er governmental system , when I denounce this measure as a dangerous exercise of constitutional authority, a menance to our theory of go vernment , and an insult to the peop le o f t h o Sta t es . It is an arbitrary act of despotism , justified by no precedent , made necessary b y no political condi- tions, but put forward solel y to insure Republican , control of Congress. , • • - • . \We mu Bt diligently exert \ oureelves to oppose this great issue/of centraliza- tion which certainly confronts us. It presents a more serious problem than any commercial , industrial , or financial question , more vital to our country ' s future welfare , more essential to the preservatio n of our insfcitiitiQaa. 'V— D. B. Hill. -v ; v Were it possible to get an honest Democratic vote Republicans would nave no fear of the result. —S. H. Expanse. You say it nicely, but it sounds very much like tbe cry of \ ato p thief\ from the crimin a l him se lf . Contemp late for a moment tbe degra- dation of your party, and tbe dishonesty of its methods in its most recent ex- hibition of crookedness. The importa- tion of a professional repealer ¦ •Dave \ Martin of Philadelphia to tbe bead* quarters of the RepnlSScan committee in New York , where he in accepted as a confidential adviser , and p laced on an equality with your leading men. Does any body believe that he ia sent thero for anything but dU&ojis^Jt-woi'kVf James Mc Manes , a Republican boss Who has tho respect and confidence of the peo- p le of Philadelphia say a that Martin is \ a ballot-box staffer , a repeater , a dia- burser of corrupt funds. \ He protest- ed to President Harrison against bis appointment to offtcQ , say ing : \ He ia a disreputable rascal , and bis appointment would be an insult to every respectable citiaen. \ Tbia is a specimen of the men who are to run your canvass. The peopl e U*V Q not forgotten that F RAUD wae stamped forever on the brpw of Hayes. They have not forgotten ' that \ soap \ was tbe admitted agency of your party ' * success in 1880—by no less an authority than President Arjhur. Tlioy have not : forgotten Dudley ' s \^ blocks of five \ in \888 , and the §100 , 000 of \fat fried out\ of your protected millionaires , and they sec in 1892 iu the genesis of Dave Mar tin , the rogue and repeater , tbe deter- mination ot Republican leaders to leav e no dishonest means untried in this cam - paign. And yet , yon prate of honesty. Oh , how the raven crouks at darkness. Since tbe Duebi Watch Case Com- pany commenced suit against the Wut Gll Trust for §330 , 000 damages alleg ing that it bad betn injured to that amount by the trust ' s boycott , it has been thought that tbe trust as an or- ganization was dead , but Mr. Noyefl , who ia OommiBPionor of the trust says it is not eo. Anotbor system has been introduced which ' suJFkeeps ^ up the combination. Tbls b«9 been in opera* tion but a few days. It is a system of licenses to jobbers to sell goods onl y under cei tain conditions. The El gin, the Fab ys , and tbe Wallham Watch Case Manufacturers ote said to be in this combination. If the jobbers cut prices , or do not live up to their con tracts the license will be revoked. The Watch Case manufacturers say that they own their own patents and bare legal right to contrjact for disposal of their goods on conllition s. • \ R EPUBLICAN TK t ri|aKV Fitou A PitAGTi OAL SODROE — Gbailds J- Harrah , Piesi dent of the Middle Steel Works of Philadel p hia has ^ritten a letter in which be suys that if he could get tbe raw material free of duly, he could shi p bis manufactured steal to every part of the world and compete successfully with foreigners. He sayp the trust fixes its own pricea and by the aid of the McKinley bill thrives at tbe expense of labor. He says furlber that not a sin g le aleel mill in Penusylvania ia pay ing Uigber wages th»n it paid ten years ago. Mr. Harrah has been a staunch Repub- lican , heretofore. H<C«s not any longer G HOVER C LF . VEI . ASI ) possesses in un common measure tbose e q ualities which are especially doair*bfe in n public ser- vant charged with great reeponsibili ties. He has a conscience. He has a will. He baa a yatriotio heart. He has a clear bead. . ^ *kJjaa , « etroag sense of right. He has a good know- led ge ot affairs. H« \ «s a party man but not a party elave. He is true to duty regardless of personal interest. This is not onl y tbe judgment of bis friends but also of bis opponents , who. in a campaign like thi« , w '«b they mi g ht not havo to admit it. There is to- day no public man in Amelia so widel y aud well known and so generally and fio- cerely respected » B Mr. Cleveland is. — Carl Bchurtz. Gen. J AMES W . H USTBD died at bis home in Peekskill on Sunday evening, aged 59 years. He was first taken sick when on bi s w t» y t o t b e Minneapolia convention. Gen. Husted was one of most familiar characters ia tbe polities of tbe Empire State. He was better known as the \Bald Eag le of Westches- t er. \ Husted b«e been in politics al- most ever siuco bis graduation ia Yale in 1 854. He was twenty-one v »m« 8 Member of Assembl y and siz times Speake r in that bod y. He first com- mence d bis political career as an Amer- ican , but be bolted over to the Repub- ean s in the State Campaign of 1859. Husted was tbarp eyed , mercurial , bluff and whole souled. His disposition was sunny an d soc i a l a n d ende a r e d him io a host of friends. We . have known bim since be was a college lad , and h e was always the same hearty friend , full of exuberant s pirits , and ph ysical vigor. His death in the fulness of manhood is a sad surprise. . . The South can no longer be claimed as solidly Democratic , - say the Republi cans. Tbe Went can no longer be claimed as solidly ' Republican , eay tbe Demo- crats. If tbie ia tbe case , we Me g e tt i ng re a dy for a political rumpus , if not a revolu tion. General Apathy seems to be in com- mand of both political forces , and where the same captain has authority on both sides, there is not going to be much of a fi g ht. Tbe fact is, iu tbia canvass , the par- tisan mani pulators in New York State , did not prefer tbe nominees. In conse- quence the result ia left very largely to the peop le who will decide . it , without hurrah or humbug, if tbey are allowed. Keep corrup tion out of tbe canvass , and pub devils like Dave Martin in sub- jection , and there will be hopes for an honest resul t. The \Republican papers that have been accusing tbe Democrats of \twist- ing \ the fi gures of the late Maine elec- tion , are entitled to all tbe comfort they can get out of the official returns. These show a loss of over 9000 votes to tbe Re publicans, or 60 per cent- on the average vote of tbe last three elections for Governor. Take the congressional vote and tbey are worse off still. The Republican Congressional majorities foot onl y 4 , 990 aga ' mat 14.480 two years ago. The total plurality is 9 , 711 against 17, - 717 At tl§ last election for Congressmen- If this is not a \ dlump, \ what is it T Persons afraid to eat fish for fonr of cholera contag ion should remember that a fish diet is just what tbey need. It ' s a brain food , fish ia. — C ORHECTOB . For a long time we have noted tbe pithy sayings and trite , remarks of tbe C ORRECTOR , and knew that our esteemed Brother Brinley was tbe brainest kind of a man. Now that we know bis diet we shall avail ourselves of the sugges- tion. Nothing loss than a whale diet would , however , equal Brother Slei g ht' s tis sue. —E AS T NO H W HIH ESTEHPRISJ ?- We recognize the insp iration of the above effort. But , hold on. A whale is not a fish. The chromatic condition of tbe brain tissue cannot be determined by that kind of \ oil. \ If our ent erpris- ing contemporary wants ft strai g ht ti p, here it is. Try blue fish taken in the gray of the morning. Evens T ESTIMONIAL in behalf of Hood' s Sarsaparilla will bear the closest investi- gation. No . matter where it may be fro m , it is as reliable and worth y your confi- dence as if it came from your most re- spected neig hbor. The Force Bill. 1 ; H ornby ' s Oats 1 J H.-O. is vastl y more t h an j I oatmeal. f 1 It is good health put V 1 • i I 3 up in packages. M I Is the > bestany too good lor you? 1 SAfVl WING. First - Class , Ori gin al Chinese Laundry JL\ SAG HARBOR, L. I. BRAD orm 1'ilIOS us* . Shirts 10 «i» . New Shirts 1» \ Shir ' * . Collar attacked. ' 12 •• . Fancy Bosoms and stand-up collars . 10 cents each , 61.00 per dozan. Wool Shirts 7 \ . Collars... » •• Cuffs per pair * \ Drawers T \ Undershirts 7 Night Shirts 1© \ Soeks 8 \ Handkerchiefs 8 \ Neckties 8 M Bosomu • 8 \ Waiter Aprons 7 *• Jackets and Jumpers » Coats 25 » Vests « » Pants 25 to SI Towels 8 Napkins ° ttoUers g ;; Shirts Ironed » \ Collars Ironed 2 Cuffs Ironed 2 \ Work taken on any day in tho wook and returned on the third or fourth day. Family washing a specialty . Orders promptly attended to. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Cheapest place for family wash- ing. If you lose yonr ticket yon do not forfeit your clothes , if you identify thorn. EDG A E Z . H ONT . LANU&ROADSURVEYOK sAo-nAnnou. L . I . mi Fire Insurance Tne Liverpool an<l Lwlon and Globe Joes itie arceii business lo we uottea states . TJIOK f Hisooon. Accnl , Sitr-Uarbor, L. I. r AOY AM) GENTLEMEN AGENTS WANTED Ijin cveij city and town. A prcut opportunity Airrccatile wot* . A<UIress TUE WOMAN rUBLltfU . IS'C CO.. laif Naisau strcst. New Yort 1892^RANQEMENT . 1892 New ' London and Long Island Steamboat Co. The staunch uud reliable sloiituee ' MANHANSET , CAPT. JAMES F. SJIITU. Will , on nnd after Monday, Oot . 3d , 1892 , leave New London at 8:30 A . M . dail y, Sundays excepted , Greeuport 10:10 a rriving at Hag Harbor about 12 M . Beturniufl:, leave Sag Harbor at 12:20 i> . M., Greeuport at 1:20 , arriving at N HW London about 4 p. M ., making connections to all points in Now Eng land. Fare each way 8l.OO. B. F. MORGAN , Sao ' y and Troat. JBS8B RKEVKS , Aeont , Groouport . JOiiN iJO.MAN , Ajjoii t , Satf lUrbUf, The Montauk . Steamboat Go. (LIMITED.) Season of 1892, For hotitliolij, I' roupuci, <>rooup«rc t lUn.uliR.uuct , Orient attd Heir York. Steamer Shelter Island , Leaves New York every Tucsiloy, Tlnn-mlay una Saturday at G i» . M ., ptor 513 U. U, /oot of Iloekuiait Leaves Sasr ITnrbor every Mouilnv , WcilijesJay anUirrltl aj at 4 P. M. M. E. GILDKRSLEBVB * COf( Agent , omco on ttio piw , H. T. nBDQKS, AKOUt , «**g Harbor. - i - - ... ^». ¦¦ ! ... Wfc Krtitf ei ,^ rfg&**£^ W»V ' \ i$ /^?%t-j -3S*B) ] Willie Tillbroolc Son of M ayor Til I brook ot McKeesport , Fa., had a Scrofula bunco under ono ear wnlch tlio pnyslcan lanced and then it became a running soro, and was followed by erysipelas. Mra. Tillbrook gave him Hood' s Sarsaparilla the soro healed up, ho became perfectly well and Is now a lively, robust boy. Other parents whose children suffer from ' Impur e blood should profit by this example. HOOD'S f* ILt.8 cure Habitual C pzutl pallon h r lettering periatRltie action of the aUiiiuntary canal. MONTAUK St e am Laundry . STEVENSON & WARNER , Hampton MHI B Building, Bay St., Sag Harbor. The new Stoam laundry, equi pped with nil the ncirest and best machinery nnd appliances for doing good and satiHfactory work , is now open for business. All kinds of laundry work , fro m the lightest to tho heaviest , done in tho best manner and on shortest uotiee. Charges reasonable. Orders taken at Williams ' s Tobacco Store , Main Street . Give ua a call , and we will guarantee satisfaction. STEVENSON & WARNER , Sag Harbor , June 2 4t h . 1892 . NY . Supreme Court—County or Suffolk. Harry . ; A. . Stevenson , Plaintiff against the Sup- reme Sitting of the Crder of the Irou Hall—Defen- dant. To the above named defendant : Yon are ncrebv summoned to answer the Complaint in this action and to serve a cop? of your answer on the plaintiff' s Attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons , o. -cclusivc of the day of service - and in case of your failure to appear , or answer , lndir- ment will be taken against you by default for the relief donjanded Jn the complaint. Trial to be held In the County ot Suffolt. Dated this second day ot September , 1S32 «„, ' ,„ \ .. GEO- C- RAYNOIf , Plaintiff' s Atty... Orace & Post Office address , Sag Harbor , Suffolk Co To tno Supreme Sluing of the Qracr of the iron nan i The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an ordorof lion. Wllmot M smith . County judgo of Suirolic County, dated tii a lotli day ot September . ISM , ami mod with t n a complaint in tne onico of tlio Cleric of tlio Count? of SurrolK at Ulverheart , N. Y. ^«uuijr oi '* K0, * ¦ • «AYKOK , Plaintiff' s AU T OfflceAPost Oince address—Sag Uarbor , Snffo ' ll! Co ' N - * ' • 1CH 0. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In pursuanco of an order of the Hon. Naihan D. Petty, Surrogate of tJ.c Couuty of SutfoIU , notice is hereby given according to law , to all persona hav - u« claimsi against liruellue Woo.lruif , late of the town of Southampton , deeeased , that they are re- quired to exitiou tne game, with tho vouchers thereof , to the subscribers at their place ot trans- ac ting business , the otllee of Thomas 1\ niagood . In the village of Sa^ Harbor , Suifots County, N. Y., on or before tho Sixth day of February next Dated August Gilt , i saa. Charles A. Plerson , ! Executors . Silas L. Woodruff , / Thomas ! ¦ ' . Ulsgood , Auornoy for Executors. a:w. NOTICE TO t .REDIT ORS. In pursuance to an order of the Hon. Nathan U potty, Surrogate of the County of Suffolk , noting is hereby (riven, nccordintr to taw , to all persons ii» v ' - inR claims against KlU-n Medially deceuse.l u,.it th«y are reuuirod to exhibit the samo. with tuo vouchers thereof , to the subscriber , at her piuoo of transacting business , namely, the ottlcc of Tliomaa r\ I.isgood , in the village of Sag Harbor , Suffolk County. N.Y .. on or boloro tho tlrst day of Kobru- ary next. Dated July 30th , ls92. JAUE ilcUl.NITY Administrator of Kilen ifeGiutty, deceased TIIOMAS V. BISGOOD Attorney. AGEMTQ mak e 100 PBIi CENT, net on Cornets nUr.ll I u Belts. Krushcs , Curlers , and Medicine Samp les free . Write UuW . UK. BIUDUMAN.3II Broadway. N. Y. Dr. J- Richard Taylor Office over W. W. Tooker ' a Drng Store. Office honre 9 to 10 A. M. 1 to 2. 7 t<? 8 rsr , The Nassau Trust Co. 1 01 BRO A DWAY , BrooUlyu , - a. v. tnpllnl , feSOO . OOO. Deposits received subject to sheck at sight , and Interest allowed on the resulting dally balance . Certificates of deposit issued for time deposits , on which special rales will bu allowed. Interest commences from date of deposit. Authorized by law to act as Bxecu:or , Adminis- trator. Guardian , Trustee , Keceirrr , Fiscal and Transfer Agent anil Kcgtstrar of Stocks and llondx ; Is a legal depository for Trust Funds , and moueyji paid Into court. Loans on approved collaterals. Checks on (his Company arc payable through tHo New York Clearing House. A. D . WHEELOC'X , President , WILLUJt DICK , 1 ...„„ T *.. .. . JOHN TKUSLO\fr ,/ > ic0 rn»ld . c\» ii . 0. P. RICUAllUSON . seurc tary. TBUSTBES : Wm. Die*, A, D . wiicelocfc , A. D. Balnl . wm . P. Garrlsoa , Darwin It. James . Joh n T. Wllletts , E. B. Tuttle , Charles H. Kussull, John Truslow , John Loughran , Dltmas Jewel) , Kdward T. llulat. P. W . Wtt rstcr , John McLoughlk Bernard Peters , A. M. Suy dam , Wm. K. Uorwilt. Wm. E. Whoolook , Judah is. Voorltees , o. P. itlchardsoa , llcury Solbort. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In punuanco of an ordor of Uon. yatiian I) . Pettvuro2*te of tho c«uuty of Surfolic . n iileu ii herhyglvon. aocording to law , to all persons h*v- ing claims against Elizabeth Kelly, late of tho town of douthsmpton , deceased , that they are re- quired to exhibit the some , with tho voucliori thtreof . to the subscribers at tho store ot Charles W. Payne , In this Village of Sag HarDor on or be- fore the 23th day of January next , Dated July 20ta . \SQ2. josfllih Kelly. l Eicctitora or tno Inst ... Oh arlea w. Payne . f will of Ellxabetli Kelly . Wm. C. Hreeu , Attorn ey. EXFET tf^ !Ci * >K\ CONSIDER THB SATIVS S9 Em IT *U> W% KZ. in tho expsnies »I jmtt Journey and the advantages gained by a choUa ot 60.000 routes. Florida and tho 8outh. I' srsonall? conducted Tourists ' Excursions to the PaeUe C»o«l weeLly, Denver , Kansas VAI I City. 8t . Paul . Chicago , bt . Louis , cin- I SJ W cinnatl. »U points West. All rail , toastwlse steamer, outward and prepaid 8. S. tickets at lower rates. Tonrist palaue sleeping and rtcamer berths secured Bar • gago transferred and eheeled to destlna- f*n Hon. Write fo*- Information aim rate* . \Lj i^<r OU0TA V u, UAHMM, 807 Broad way, W, T, C OAL ! C OAL ! I have on hand ALL glZES of PLYMOUTH COAL for FAMILY L'SIC. Will soon kavc PKlili.HL'KNlXO t.YKKNB VALLEY. Will maXo contraots to deliver coa l at any time during tho season at moderate raws . II. T. HKDQB*. Omoc on Steamboat Wharf. Rap Harbor , X. Y. .7une 25th , isoa. W.vsTnn—General aRcnt for thla city to open an ottlce aud assume control of our hussness . oootla in niiivorsnl tleman.j, and PUT n rift profit <>t m to ino pur cent, TUB ITMON COJI I ' ASV Uroadway and Awtor Place , Mow York. MwS nS?lBiy9 Q W \'UAM TONK A BltO .. Lf l^ U IVI CB u Warren Street , New Yorf SSS 0 *\ BAND=n=: =lMSTRU8V8EfiiTS, WA N T E D AGENTS to sell our choice Nursery . Kloek. .Many line specialties to offer : write (iiiicl- and secure choice of territory. Address MAY BE0THERS , I E^ EN Y . For New London & New England /•- r-r' ff^sSJ&^i^ >&MS^m£' THE STfiAMKli SARAH THORPE , CAJPT. C. M. GRIFPJNG , Lawt ClimiGo in Ua to iVeiv liOiidoti nnd ICaturu tlic Maine Day. The Surah Thorp will cloao the season on \FridflY Sopt. 30th. On nnd nfler Sep t. 6tb , she will lea-re Sag Harbor week days at 8 A . M ., arriv- ing at Nuw Iiondon about 1^:15 P M . Hoturuing li-ave New London at 2 v M , arriving at Sng Harbor about G:45 Furo , $1. Exchrsion tickets for season , 91.50. Round tri p tickets , same day, 81. Por further in formation write CHAS. M. GRIFFING , Bag Harbor , N. Y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of lion. Nathan D. I' elty, Surroga te of the County of SurrolK , notice Is heretiy Kiven to all persona having claims aga i nst Theodora UcHuhcr , lata of the village ol Sag llarhor, In said County, deceased , that tttey aro required to present the same with the vouchers thereof , to the under- signed , at the omcc of Thomas K. ltisKOod , on Main Street. Iu the said village , on or before the 12th day of SenleuiuHr . isaa. Dated Marc h ftth . 1S92. I1KNKY KKScnElt , Administrator of Theodore lleseher, deceased. THOMAS P . UISGOOU , Attorney, Sag Harbor , S. Y» Demo cratic nominations, FOR PRESIDENT , -GROVER CLEVELAND* OF NEW YORK. FOR YIOE PRESIDENT , ABLAI E- STEVENSON, OF ILLINOIS. FOB MEMSEB OF ABSEilBLr. WILLI A M H. L EW I S of Hantlegtoo. WOB BOPESISTESBSXr OF T3S POOS. JOHN J. MAGEE ol SoulbamptoB. JOB asssjoss ^AilE3 B. COOPE R of Bab y lon. FOB COBOMEBS. BUGS HAISES of Southampton. HORACE UUSCO of Huntington. CHAS. W. GORDEN for Fisher ' s I».lund.
