The New York herald., 1869-06-29

aai se ohoinss " tYss .ais ieesyH ~" way g.fr'"
is in every way desirable there will doubtless be
even more than the usual attendance, especia'lyas
the present high condition Of the thermometer
invites to suburban shades.
Real Estate Notes.
The following items from various Long Island
papers exhibit the rapid growth and Improvement
of the interior towns OF that island:-
Mr.. George +. Lorigan, son-ln-law of b. f. Wells,
OF the Mattituck House, Mattituck, and recently u
resident OF Williamsburg, has bought the neck Of
land on the west side Of Matttuck creek belonging
the Shirley family, and is building the Pointa
most picturesque situation-a house and barn.
Mr.. B. Pike OF Mattituck has bought OF Andrew
p. Horton six acres of land OF another point the
same creek-also an eligible location-and ,s ell.
during the present season.
Mr.. George Cobb, Of Greenpont has also bought q
intends to put up house thereon in a few months.
The old h0uel at Flushing, formerly known as
Lawrence, auctioneer, for the sum Of $500.
The street commissioners, says Huntington pa
per- have peremptorly ordered oil overseeis 10 re-
pair their roads Immediately.
There are six churches in Huntington village and
one more SBaptist to be speedily erected t eo,, n
clerks office comes from the towns OF Huntington,
Smithtown and Islip.
material changes, which will greatly improve lis
accommodations as well as its architectural appear
ance. Adjoining the church Mr. Wikie is erecting n
Tne Roslyn people are pushing the Improvements
in their village bravely forward The stone resi-
dence Of Mr.. i. Chapman Is getting on It's exterior
finish. 1t has very imposing appearance !rom tie
terror teror divisions Of building blocks made al Bridge
port or New Haven, and will, when nnlshed, cost
probably not far rom 800 600.
The North Side Railroad from Hunters Point to
College Point and WhtesrOne 1t Is expected VIII be
in running order by the 4th OF July
There Is q rumOr that route has been surveyed
connecting the Long lslani Railroad with Flushing
village. The distance is less than three miles II is
further stated that estimates OF the cost have been
made and that. an understanding exists tnat the
road, when commenced, shall be constructed inside
Of sixty days. The rumor Is probably an exaggera.
ton.
The depot park at Hampstead is rapidly assum-.
ing beautiful appearance and WI 6ecoe Q, @ one 1st O.
comfortable and convenient buildings Of its KIND,
being easy OF access. the grounds taseflly aid out
with Shrubbery and ornamental trees, OF winch over
5000 have been set out There have been go acres
OF land purchased. which is to be laid out II pud'
The rails on the new railroad from Valley Stream,
on the South Side Railroad OF Long Island, TO Rock
touch small tract owned by Mr.. McManus, and re-
| quire three-quarters OF an acre. This the owner
asks S. 500 for and has served an Injunction the
| president Of the company. commission is now
appraisng the Land, and tne price named Dy tnem IA
viii be paid by the company. Trains viii be run to
The Flushing Railroad Company is busly engaged
In grazing the new route between Winfield and
| Island Railroad Company. That part between Wood
side and Dutch Kills is nearly ready for the rails
NOrh Ou tuC OOhcSC IViut uuu fiushuu< Ii
| pushed forward rapidly, and the contractor Is en-
gagged in driving the piles across Flusnng meadows.
| at which place 1t VIII mtersect the New YORK and
| Flushing Railroad.
| Mr.. Lewis A. Edwards has been appointed by
| court o commissioner TO take lands over which the
branch road from Sag Harbor passes in place of J.
! WicKnam Case, who was obliged by sickness to re-
| sign. The commissioners, Messrs Edwards OvertOn
and Hunting visited that village on Thursday after
noon ana allowed the following amounts to parties
| passes:-Estate OF II. Latham 81; Jonn Latham.
| SIS; Mrs n King So. These three lots lie on the
Cooper, lot on west side Of turnpike, $45; Dan Nc
Lane, lot west side OF turnpike, $75; william For
dred corner OF homestead lot, SIS; Jared Wade lot
! on West Water street, 5000; N. N. Tiffany, Bridge
hampton, and three-quarter acres, $275; Ebert
Rose, Bridgehampton three and one-quar'er acres,
| xDUO. subsequently the conlmlssoners determined
upon what should be allowed for right woy or
Shinnec0ck hills.