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Sayville last week for North Caroli na to load with lumber for Terry £ Ray- nor. —We have just received a new line of watches , clocks and silverwar e . Call and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere . R. E. & J. C. Albin , Al- drich block , Main street. — '\If a delinqnent and a half should mj °8 « K& A SOCIAL REVIEW OF THE WEEK S EVENTS IS A LIVE VILLAGE. —See notice keys lost . —Shoes war iown at Gerber s . —What about the Sayville Republi - can club? —Saynlle can now boast of a Chinese laund ry . —Patronize the wild west show; it is said to be very good. —Rain long drawn out is the weat her progra m nowadays . —The dock at the foot of Candee avenue , is now in position for the summer. —Miss Genie Raynor , who has been confined to the house by illness , is now on the road to recovery . —Tha Sayville Band continues to pr actice regularl y, and we hope to hear from the boys this summer . —Mr . Christop her A. Nauert , of New York city, is visiting his brother , J. A. Nauert , the newsdealer. —The schooner James Parker left come up and pay a. dollar and a half in ayear and a half how many chances would an editor and a half stand of getting a meal and a half in a day and a half ? \ —Ej ccha n ae . — Accident. —Capt . George Green , of the sloop Annie May, while attempting to board his boat on the dock at Sing Sing, recently, fell on the corner of the cabin and dislocated his shoulder. He came to this villase soo» after. —After the parade , Decoration Day, sixteen ' of the members of Sayville Hook and Ladder Co ., repaired to Bohemia and decorated the grave of John No- howec , a deceased fireman . A ppropri- ate remarks were made by Mr. Josep h Jedlieka , Mr. Julius Hauser , and others . It was a kindl y act , and the firemen deserve great credit for their thoug ht- fulness. » » —Ca pt. James Baker is the oldest \war veteran livin g in our midst , and old -Uncle Sam \ has recently p laced him on the life pension roll . The ¦worth y cap tain was with Sheridan ' s command during the Shenandoahv alley campai gn , and was , for three long years , almost constantl y exposed to the enemy ' s fire and showers of shot and shell. \ — \When Mr . Larnard , the jeweler s formerl y of this villa g e , closed up his business here , he went to Mr. White , the bntcher , and gave him three watch- es and a p in , left him for repairs. He told Mr . White to sell the same , un- less the owners called for the prop - ert y and paid the charges. Mr. White y nll do so if the owners do not call after aceriain time has elapsed . —The sociable , given under the aus- p ices of the young ladies of the M. E- Church , at the residence of Wm. Rog- ers , last Tuesday evening, was a success- The ice cream and strawberries dis- appeared like magic The attendance was very large. The young ladies ap- peared to sp lendid advantage and were pretty as p inks—in fact they wera all dressed in p ink caps and aprons , and included the following well known R esidents: Mrs. H Hildebrandt , Sadie Smith , Fannie Raynor , Lncinda Hau- s e r , Lizzie Noe , Ruth Raynor , Sdna Smith , Viola Yarrin g ton , Louise Lane . A fine program was rendered and a snog sum was realized. —AxxrvEESAEr Sermon . —Rev . Th- Doug la s began the pastorate of the Sayville Congregational Church just- one year ago nest Sunday. It has been a year of remarkable prosperity in every respect , The membership has doubled; the congregations exceed the capacity of the house , all the seats being rented and app licants cannot be supp lied ; an old and long standing debt has been li quidated ; benevolent contributions have largely increased; every expenditure is \ promptl y met; several societies hare been organized ; the Sunday £ehool keeps pace with the church and comp lete harmony exists in all the D e partments , of work. - Mr. Doug las , the pastor , will preach a ipecial sermon on this the first anni- versary of his settlement next Sunday (to-moerow) mornin g. In the evening, his discourse will be on Decoration Day. He would have preached on this last Sunday \ . evening; but was absent -from his pul p it. The os na Vesper servic e sow , so popular , will | 1» be ebwr r tSL , f SAYVILLE BREVITIES. a laundry in the Raynor store formerl y occup ied b y Cohen , the clothier Our citizens will now be enabled to secure laundry work at short notice and in good shape. —Cop ies of The News in wrappers , stamped , can hereafter be purchased at Nauert ' s newsroom. Those desirin g to send cop ies away have onl y to address the wrappers a nd they will be mailed at once . —Johnnie Wells , the accommodating liveryman , would not make any char ge for collecting and delivering a consid- erable amount of reading matter in- tended for the crew of the Lone Hill Life Savin g Station , simp l y because , as he said. \It ' s for the boys you know. \ —About forty members of Sayville Lod ge , I. 0. 0. F.. attended the funeral of Brother Stephen W . Clock , at Islip , on Thursday last. They were carried in s t ages b y Robert Holmes. The fu- neral was largel y attende d. —Dnnns : the week Sayville was in the throes of a Decoration Day cele- bration , an entertainment , a straw- berry and ice cream festival , a Sunday School convention , and an Indian show. Pretty good showing for one week . — A p ile of lumber in Terry & Ray- nor s yard , tumbled to the ground one Bertha Vanemericl f , of Oakdale , is minus a set of bangs and a pair of eye brows . Cause : Li g htin g a fire with kerosene . —Dr.Robin s on has the finest lawn of any in this village , and it shows to better advantage since the doctor has cut his front fence down to within about two feet of the ground. —Mr . Geo. Smith, the milliner , has just received a new stock of goods . Among the other attractions in her elegant show window is a Jumbo mode l of a peek-a-boo bonnet , —A Brookl yn chinaman will open —We were agreeabl y surprised upon receivin g a visit from J/rs. Geo . Brown of Port Jefferson , and J/rs . E gbert .Smith , of Islip, on Friday of this week. —Mr. Philli p Haws went to Brook - lyn Wednesday and the following day appeared with his reg iment as drum- mer durin g the Decoration Day exer- cises. —One of the four graces went to the city last Thursday and returned looking as happy and serene as a bride, notwithstanding the absence of the rher three . —A Terrible Warnin g. — Miss —Examine Gerber ' s stock of shoes . —Wm. Bason & Son , the masons and builders , are driven with work. —Look oat for the parade on Satur- day of the Wild West , at5.30 p.m. —Monda y ni ght ' s storm brought forth the bull-frogs from their meadow beds. —Sayville has been \ all in a fog \\ during the week , and our landlords are \ getting red in the face. \ —The sloop Laconic , Capt , Matthew DeGraff , left this port on Thursda y last for Sayersville , N. J., to load with coal. The Brookl yn Times is authority for the statement that J/iss Lizzie Haber- mann has been sant to the house of refuge. —The party y ho borrowed Mr. Willett Green ' s harrow last season , will confer a favor on that gentleman by returning the implement at once. day this week. Cap t Charles Terry was near b y and leaped to one side just in time to escape serious injuries , but not soon enough} to avoid receiving a wound on his toes . — Xareow Escape. —A little three- year-old g irl of Mr. Alfred Laurence was mn into b y a passing vehicle , recentl y, but the driver , possessing great presence of mind , broug ht his horse to a sudden stand-sfill in time to prevent the child ' s head being crushed b y the wagon wheel. Thoug h the child received quite severe bruises about the face , Dr. Robinson pro- nounced its injuries not so serious as they mi g ht have been. —The Satellites and Excelsiors met in a friendl y contest Decorat ion Day- After a livelv battle the Satellites were declared the winners. EX0EIS1OEX. S A TELLITES. C. Hawkins J. Ockere G. Flynn K. Green L. Hiddink H. Stron g TV. Lane a, Yarrin gton • I. Ztiter G. Fraser F. Weeks K. Hawkins W. Merril I. Oeker s II. L ' l l ommedleu C. Smit U Tlie Score I i y innings ; 12345678 9 Excelsiors . —6 ! • 0 1 1 2 s 0 1—17 Satellites. — 4 2 3 2 2 1 1 4 2—21 — Congregational Church. —Anni- versary sermon in the mornin g Decoration sermon with Vesper service in the evening 3/en ' s meetin g at 3 p. sl and Y. P . C . E. Society at 6:15 Wednesday evening prayer meeting— Ladies ' prayer meeting at Mrs. Capt Terr y ' s on Frida y at 3 p. m. The fol- lowing is the program for the vesper services; Organ Prelude Mozart Hymn \Home over Yonder \ Anthem \O how lovely is Zion \ Prayer Duett and Chorus \Sweet Sabbath Eve \ Scripture Reading o p rano Solo \Faith\ Mrs. H. T . Rogers Offertory So fruit for the Masters use Sermon Anthem....Soft as fades the Sunset i piendor Do xolo g y-- . Benedic tion. \!\\\ Or gan Portlude [Selected — TheDaek ow Mtstee t . —The News was the first paper to publish the state- ment of Darkow in regard to the dis- appearance of his son. It called forth an investi gation , and last Thursday ni g ht fa. city paper \ published nearl y a column giving, the testimony of some of Darkow ' s nei ghbors. If Mr . Darkow is sincere in his efforts to find his son , he should be thankful to The News for instituting an investi gation , as it might lead to the whereab outs of CarL A/human life i s -at stake; If the boy has been sp irited away, the peop le ou ght to know it; if lie has been foully dealt with , they should know that also. We are very g lad to note that our effi- cient District Attorne y, Wilm ot Smith gave the matter prompt attention , and we all know that he will sift the \ . mat- ter to the bottom . Of all persons in the world , Mr. Darkow should 'be'the most interested , for a ri g id and thor- oug h investi gation may lead-to the dis- covery of his son , dead or alive. V The statement of one of the witnesses is a- bout the same as that made jn onr last issue. We gave 3fr i Darkow ' s story substantiall y as he . related it. A boy answering to the description of Carl was seen in Isli p and ' ;Bay3hore. A ady who saw - . this ; boy - informs \ us that he acted rather odd and he WA S b ent overi ' \ TbU . mu lttt w t ek t —Dongola Shoes cheap at Gerber ' a. —We are under obliga tions to Rev Th. Doublasfor favors extended . —Yonng Cochran , who. was shot at in Patchogue , is a cousin of Tred. Rog- ers , of this village . —Our Virginia letter was crowded out this week. It will appear in the next issue. —In making up the fourth page dur - ing oar enforced absence , the printer inadver tentl y left the word Talmage at the head of one of the columns on the last page. \ Freedom hallowed t cith her tread The silent cities of the dead. For beautiful in death are they • I V T to proudly fall f it her array. \ The Decoration Day exercises in t thi s village last Wednesday were quite imposing , and the program with one exception , was success- full y carried out Richard J. Cla rk Post , G. A. R. of Patch- ogue , arrived in the morning were received at department head quarters b y the Sayville Hook and Ladder Co . The procession was im- mediatel y formed in the following or- der: Robert Holmes , Marshall , Fl ower-bedecked t ruck containing appropriate- ly clad aud costumed young K ' rls , as follows : Estella Gerber , Anna Green , Ve ra Douglas , Hattie Comstock , Ida Weeks , Gracie Aldrich , Annie Holme? , Genie Raynor , Eva ' . Bedell , Georgia Lane , Louie Xunn g , Li i lie Rogers , Minnie Raynor , Eachel Raynor , Dellie Smith , Nettie Berry, Ida Bason , Amy B. Cheney, Amy B. Foster , Louise Bishop, Ruth Brown , Louise Terry, Hattie Murdock. B avvllle Hook and Ladder Company, Foreman ¦Woodhull Ba v uur , about 30 men . Bug lers. Urnin Major Frank Donnelly, Patcho c ue Drain Corp. Richard Clark Tost No. 210 , G . A. It., about 40 men . Barouche containing J acob Smith aud A. D. Foster, honorar y members Fire Dent. The Clergy. Carria g es and Pedestrians. Upon arriving at Union Cemetery , prayer was offered b y the Rev. T. 1) . Litflewood , after which the soldiers and firemen decorated the graves of their deceased comrades . The process- ion was reformed and immediatel y pro- ceeded to department head quarters where a li g ht repast had been spread b y the firemen for the visitors , under the supervision of Mr . Wilbur Morrell. After partaking of the eatables and drinkables , the Post , left at once for Patchogue . It was the intent of the committee to carry out a program of speech making in the center of the village , a platform having been erect- ed in Sparrow Park for that purpose , bu t the commander of the Patchogue Post stated that the members were com n elled to return to Patchogue as soon as possible , and the exercises at the Park were interfered with in conse- quence. It was finall y decided to go ahead with the exercises without the Post , as the peop le had congregat ed to hear the speeches , but in the hurry cf the moment , the committe e failed to connect on time and the peo- p le were , disap pointed. The following program had been prepared: Sing- ing— \Star S pang led Banner , \ Miss Eva Crum. Prayer Rev. Th. Doug las. Addresses—Rev. J. H. Prescott , Rev.T. D. Littlewoo o \ , Rev. Th. Douglas. The committee regret that this piogram was not carried out It was arran ged to have the procession halt in front of S qarrow Park , where the exercises were to have been comp leted , but as the visitors were compelled to leave hurriedly, it caused confusion for which no one was to blame . The following soldiers went from Sayville and fought in the Rebellion : James Baker , John Crum , Sy lvester Knapp , Lewis H. Noe , Obediah \ Green , Henry Miller , Terry Bedell , Herman Smith , Daniel Aldrich Jr . , John Longworth , Isaac Howell , Smith J. Noe, George Brown and Car- man Seaman. Six of this number are buried in Union Cemetery. Ten other veterans have moved in the p lace since the war. NOTES. The de c orations of some of the priv - ate houses along the line of march were very striking. J/aster James Nohow eo , dressed in firemen ' s uniform , occup ied a position at the head of the rope on the truck. Both show windows frontin g the Grand Central were handsomel y dress- ed and attracted great attention. A miniature truck , flags , eag le , shield and a large tablet on which was writ ten three appropriate verses selected from well-known poets comprised the dis- p lay. It will not take a Yankee to g uess that it was the handiwork of J/r. Tred Rogers. Among the noticable feature along the line of march was ex-editor Haw- kins taking notes , presumabl y for some city paper. He used the railing of the Foster House stoop for an editorial chair and his knee for a table. We a- wait the advent of the article with considerable interest as it is sure to be full of wit and wisdom. Memorial Say* From ourowu Correspondent. Guests have commenced to arrive. Ed. VanWinker will soon have water running through the Shinnecock canal , Wm. N. Lane has comp leted the extension on his house , which will now accommodate 100 guests. U. S. Grant and famil y arrived here last Saturday ni g ht. They open the season as they are the first summer guests. They are stopp ing at the \Cor- win House . ' G-ood Ground. treat if i sf ii s COMBINATION , Together with a Comedy Company , will exhibit at Sayville , on SATURDA Y MO N DAY , TUES. AND WE J) JUNE 2 , 4 , 5 AND 6 , ON TERRY'S LOT , R . R, AVE., Bears , Wolves , Mustangs , Trick Donkev , etc. FINE UNIFORMED BAND. N ew Features , and an enlarged Programme. Look Out For tlie Gran d Street Pa i' ade. ADMISSIO N . . .15 and 25 CENTS. JAMES DEEP J/ana ger. From our own Corr espondent. The Pena taquits and Isli ps had a game . of. Base Ball this mornin g, Dec- oration Day, which proved our boys were too much for them, - - Dan Watts was compelled , to walk all ni g ht from an overdose of laud- anum , on Saturday ni ght. \He is slow- l y recovering and we trust ho never will undertake such a try ing ordeal again. Joh n Collins , after a short il lness , died on the morning of the 28th , inst. of pneumonia , and was bur ied at Oak- wood Cemet ery on Decoration Day with honors from the Veterans of the Grand Arm y. Memorial Day was represented by the vari ous organizations of Bay Shore and Isli p, and forming one grand col- umn , marched to Oakwood Cemete ry to decorate with lovel y flowers the graves of the heroic dead. Exercises at the Cemeter y : Introduction b y I. N. Frazer , accompanied with prayer and music. Singing, \My Country 'tis of Thee Sweet Land of Libert y. Addresses b y the Rev. R, Riley, Rev. E. S. Perry , W. W. Hulse and many others . Bay Shore . FOR THE • [ : '' . -•¦ AND The Low est Pr i ces !! ¦ ¦-¦ \ ¦ \ ¦ ' ¦fin in l( f * IfP I Pi l lPl ' #jj ft P # MB . ¦ mm ; t ia c t&TOBi, ™ < : - - ¦ To Rent , For Sal e , Etc. Housekeeper Wanted. Middle-aged Lady to assist in general house\ work and care of childre n at lUibylon. No wash- ing. Address Editor of tills j ia j ier. I43tf , ' Florida Curiosities. \V. II. Wort h , dealer iu Florida Curiosities , M ain street , Say ville , L. I. Noti ce, The annual m e etinc of the Suffolk County Historical Society will be hold in tho Court House , at Riverhead , Tuesday evening, the twelfth of June , The annual address will be delivered by the Hon, John H. Reid of It is hoped the county will be well repre - sented. J. H. TU THILti , Pres 't. S. T. Tebbt , Recordin g Secretary. Lost. a bunch of keys, Kinder will Eteatly obli g e by rcturnui K same to k. Colion, iayvillo. Notice. 1 have in mv possession three watches and a pin purchasedtrom Mr. U i i - nard , (th e jeweler , formerly of sayville. I am authorized to sell same unless the owner ' s call for them and p»y charges for repairin g. J. White. Sayville. Found. A gold bracelet in front of Alfred Lawrence ' s blacksmith shop. Owner can have same by paying for this ad vert isement. Address Thomas Griffin , Sayville, L.l. For other Wants , etc. , see outside. WM . STIENS , VYiw sale & lletnil dealer in SUPERIOR I C E ! liayport , b. 1. Orders may be left at John White ' s meat inarketa nd Klaassen ' s Drug store , in Sayville. Ice fur- nished iu large or small quantities at reasonable rates and on short notice. Thanking my many cus- tomers for past favors during my many years dealin g with them , I respect fully solict a continuance of their patronage. Wm. St iens , 142ml Ico deale r. THE ~~ ^ GRAND CENTRAL ttlE H Bii. & - 1§@B§ , Pr G ji r- s, ; [SUCCESSORS TO 0. GILLETTE & SON.] ' * ¦ £ © j 9 «. ta \ -s I * ft « y \ \ 1 I / ? ** * * B j ll J THE V e ^^^ itff \cot* eC ' «8u !q * u Muj a mo n li Cj rand Central J Fiou » -a wd Feed ° tltV v tt , — /r° o » l a A ¦ h ead quarters /ft* *< * si, ^ V • // % * e * « vj? A J v . : F0R ^ x\ * * » 4 £' 5 2 V ' •• • £ S I * # / \ \ ; i WE LEAD , OTHERS FOLLOW . WE ORI GINATE , OTHERS I MITATE . GREE N BROS' . & ROG ERS' . LIGHTNIN G . . Protection for All. PROF. O. HUNN Wi shes to inform tlie public Hint he is pre- pared to protect from lightning nny and all who will have his maguetic Electr ic Cable Condu ctors placed upon their building s. As a demonstratio n of this fact , 20 \5 TD E - A . E S' TLIAL Of the same without a failure is sufficient. Thousands of buildings here on Long Island ] have been protected with tho cables , and n s proof we have hundreds of sample points and rods that have beon fused or melted off from one inph . to teu feet: ' c - ides 1 havo written testimonials from m c parties , thai had it nqt been for the rods their dwellings and perha ps their lives would have been de- stroyed; and it gives me pleasure to show both the testimonials and samples of the melted points and rods. My improved Pat- ent Cable is really two rods in one;— i t cou s ists of a copper pable within ft gnlvnni r .od iron oup, p uking T h e Stron g es t Con d uc t That can posssibly be obtained. It hns 3> £ inches conducting s u rfnee , being the largest caliber of any rod now manufactured. Be- sides we obviate all the trouble of joints and liabilities of disconnections , wherein mos t of tlie trouble arises with all jointed rods , t ' say nothing of the rust , paint and oxidatio 0 which all help t p depreaso their conductiug , powe r. All orders promptly attended to. Address r. t. ikuisnsj- , Babylon, L - I , Send for Circulars. EXCISE NOTICE. The Bo i r d of Exci a o of the Town of UUp will meet at Browns Restaurant , in tho villag a of Islip on Mo n day, June 4 , 1 888 , at 10 o ' clock A. M., for the purpose of receiving and granting licenses aud the trans action of other business that may properly come before thorn. Hated Islip, May 34 , 1S88. J.N . FBAZEK , ) E , ^ H M 0g H . E H ? LL WgIK8 j Comm o n,. : Northport , L. I. [Eaton ' s Neck.] For tlie month of June we take orders for breeding stock o Holstien Friesian calves Jersey famil y cows and Berkshires of bo th sexes. Prices to suit all . \\Ve have but choicest stock to offer for sale. C. H. SCHMIDT , Supt. , 181 yl DR. J. H. HOFFMAN, A . LD1UCH BLOCK , MAIN ST., SAYVILLE , L. I. First-Cla ss work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Isaac L. VanVoast , A UCT I ON E ER , PA TCHOGUE , - L ONG ISLAND Professional Auctioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed. Will visit adjoining towns. Send in your engage- uient ahead. Prompt and reliable. CALL AT Mrs. George W. Smith' s MILLINERY PARL O R , For Latest Sty les and LOWEST PMCES. Aldrich Block , Say r ille , L. I. John Holmes , Inventor and Maker of Fish Aquariums. House , Schoolhouse , Church and Ship ventilators , and Chimney Tops , Furnaee and Btove-Pipe. Beg- la ter Dampen —the best in the world , JOHN HOLU«a, Bay Shore , L. I. — The Estertaismekt. — The enter- tainment for the benefifo f the cast in the farce entitt led \Who is Who , \ held at ColnmLia Hall , last Wednesday evening, \was a success. \ ' The hall was filled. As the farce and those who took part have been full y described in these columns , we forbear mating further comments. The specialties were well received . The Woodhnll quartette ac- quitted itself in its /usual good style , and Miss Eva Crum in a selected solo , accompanied on the p iano h y M. S. P. Green , never appeared -to better advan- tage. Under the careful , efficient and thorough aid and instr uction of Or gan- ist Green , her voice came out at its best. The beneficiaries hereby return thanks to ' the public for the kindness ' extended: The sum of about $53 , 00 gross , was realized , of which seven peop le will se- cure the benefit .. Full particulars ~ i p li be published next week as \ to disburse- mentsi r \ Especial thanks are due Mr.S , Green , for a bountiful supp l y of -potted p lan ts from his extensi ve pri va te green - house ; Jlfrs. J , C White , for furniture the Grand Central; Landlord Eorke , Ifercbant Gerber , Christopher Nanert , Jose ph Nauert , Charles Owen , JfissEva Crum , the Woodhul l Quartette , Dan. nie Lane , Ifis s Eva Badell , and to Air. Yt mt 'X m t rt V : ^ :; W Vr: \ . S he £ uffo,fc b ounty gc w? . S AYY TU. E , IX> X G ISLASD : SATURDAY. „ Ju ne 2 . I SSa The News is the onl y paper p ublished in Saycille. In its general circulation it is safe to say that it is read by more than 4 , 000 peop le iceekl y. It fe , there- fore , a rery p rofitable adcerti t ing medi- um. RAILROAD X 1 .T1K-XABI . E. ljea - re Arrive at Sayvfl l e -westward trains. L. 1. City 6.11 A. M S. a A. M. 7.26 - 9 . 01 SJ J 1 - 10.23 1. 59 P.M . - 4-10 F. X 3 . 4* \ 5 ^ 6 \ Sundays only G .46 F. M 7.2J P.M. Leave Arri ve at L, L Cit v eastward TRii s s. SayvUle S_ iS A. ir 10-23 A. M. 11.0 5 \ l.ll F. J t . 3 J 0P. M 5 - K ~ t 35 -• 6-1* *' 5 ^ 0 \ T.20 « Sunda vs onlv 9.00 A. M .. \ 10 - « A.M Arrival and Departure of Mails . Arrive—West. Uepart—West. 10jZ3 x.il S J » * .JI. / 5. 1 2 P. JL. 3 J 0r. M. Arrive—East- ^ L*part—East. & 51 A. H . 7.-1000 A. M. 3.« r. M 4* 51* .. SI.J.TEEBV. P. M. EXTRA COPIES OP TH E \SEWS \ CAX BE FECCURED AT Sanert' s Xew s room ...Sayville Klaassen ' s Drug Store Sayville K o bert E. Monsell Gree nville Wm. Aller , mail carrier Amity r ille A- D- Smith, grocer , Amityville s ^ ~ M « tiee- — \ Communications upon al 1 matters of lnnierest to the public are cordially i nvited—local items especially. Cap t Richmond is one of our most active residents , and his familiar form and hearty \Old Sea Dog \ F oice , are always hailed with satisfaction. The captain is a man of decided char- acter , with a large heart , and never hesitates to speak his mind , as the writer of this paragrap h will ascertain to his sorr ow. Now f j o easy with ns , Cap t ain. Lone Hill Life Soring Station , Mni/ 30th , 18SS. — Editor Sayville News : In behal f of the crew of this Station wb hereby acknowled ge recei pt of a very fine assortment of reading matter , composed of magazines , books and many other interesting periodi- cals , and for this kind remembrance , on the part of Mrs. Melville and daug hter of Bayport , we would re* turn our sincere thanks. S. Baker , Keeper. The following guests h ave recentl y made their stay at Cap t. Smith' s Bay- port Hotel. Miss. E. Smith , Miss. M. M. Smith , Miss A. Covert , air. and Mrs- W. R . Smith , Mr. A . K. Hackett , Mr. Jenkins , Geo rge Edwards , George Mc- Kee , Mrs. George McKee and two sons , William H . Clarke , Robert Welsh , William Hug j iey, David Tay lor , H. W. ' Post , J. 'N. Kalley, C. H. Benner ' W. L. Conant , James Hays , wife and two sons and two daughters ; L. B. North , W. P. Clark , Charles R. Purdy, William Shannon , J. Wesley Earl y, A. D. Hawkins , A. P. Lambrecht . Fred H. Lee. Ed w ard Preston , Penn y Ben: ner , Edward Haff , George Had ' : oun BEArn r ui. sister villa ge b t . the . . SEA—I N TERESTING NOTES. F rom our own Correspondent. Charles Tuthiil can boast of a fine team. Mrs. Donovan arrived in this p lace to-day to spend the summer. The new hotel of Freeman Brothers will soon be read y for business. Carman Seaman is putting up a new barn of spacious demensious on his Bayport premises. Vincent Worth of Brooklvn has moved into his new villa on Bayport avenue. Capt. Johnson is also cosil y established for the summer on Bay- port avenue. Messrs. Purdy & Shannon will not spend the coming season in Bayport. During their absence all of the build- ings on the premises will under go thorough repairs and be painted . $5.00 Reward. —Some persons mal- iciousl y inclined , in order to injure my business by reporting that I had cruelly whi pped a horse , I desire to emp haticall y stamp the rumor ¦ . as a falsehood and offer a reward of $5.00 to any person who will prove tbat I do not use my animals with kindness and proper attention. Wm. Sties. B ayport. From our own Correspondent. Decoration day passed off very quiet - ly- Quite a number of boats are being overhauled at the landing. Dr. John W. Green arrived from the city last week , and has opened his cottage for the summer. During the storm of Tuesda y ni g ht , lightning struck a large willow tree in the vacant lot opposite Mrs. L. B. C. Evans ' p lace. Miss Gobi VanVessen fainted away in church Sunday ni ght She was car- ried from the edifice and remained in a comatose state some time. She is sub- ject to such spells. s Greenville. 8PICT PARAGRAPHS FRO M A \ GET - DF-AND GET \ TOWN. From our own Corresponde nt. Josep h Bailey is putting flag stone walks around his new residence on Ocean avenue , which add much to its •appearance. Mr , J , R , Crook , has opened a fruit and vegetable market , in Peterson ' s Meat market , on Ocean avenue. He ha? a lar ge stock on hand and a great vari- ety . \While the storm of Monday ni g ht was going on , a tree by Win. Shaw ' s house was struck hy l i g htning, caus- ing some window panes to be shaken to pieces . Drs , Hawkins and Mosiley , of Brook- l yn , commenced their street entertain- ments and lectures last Monday eve- ning , on Ocean avenue , opposite Church street. Herman Kernan , of Bel l port , while drivin g his horse along Ocean avenue , on Monday afternoon , met with a pecu- liar accident. His horse stumbled and fell on its side , throwing Herman over the dash board to the grou nd. He was sli ghtl y injured. The L yceum was opened for the firs t time on Tuesda y evening, since the alteration has been made. An audience of about two hundre d listened to the entertainment , for the b e nplj t pi tlie Union Hook and Ladder Company No. 1., of this p laco. Supper was provided and an enjoyable time was had. The son of David Cochran , of Bhie- point , and his cousin from Boll port by the name of Brown , were shootin g with a revolver at Terr y ' s pond , when the revolver was discharge d accidentally. — The ball entered Eddie Cochran ' s throat He was taken to the office of Dr. L. S. Edwards and the wound dressed. He was very badl y hurt , and had to be taken home on hie ba?k , in a wagon . We hope he may soon recover , . ¦ —S prin g and summer goods of all kinds cheap at Gerber ' s. S . i Patchogue .
