The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06

water works have been erected. and the town
E6icR |. SS%psd from from g SrtSsisn Tes SIs6.y
IsSt ddiesp The streets and avenues are in ilper
hors oks h"R SAY there before uone d y
Of land near the railroad depot e to Ge evolved
Queen Anne style is TO replace the old one ut
an early date, There is an electric light plant,
telegraph and telephone communication, and
the stores are numerous and vol stocked. A
new steamboat, called Fishers Island, ls to
SkS q EeH 'S York 70 laS S fo 6gmo
Yacht Club is preparing to contribute 10 he
Shore Diving club recently organized, now
track is situated on Fith avenue. and will be
thrown opep for the use OF all visitors to the
yachts, fully equipped, and manned by expert
enced sailors, cruise around the dock and
G oSr az M hs S at HS 9 $ by tbs h
selves Tho demand for houses has been in
The residence Of DR.. CGaunceS Low Of Brook.
an Bay SES and neal Sa'f s, h%t Of Mr. IT,
aia 3 Is nStGsHRe for th1
nor; Robert A. Pinketton, Irving H. Fisher, W.
4. LafIan. Charles Gulden, George, II. Howell,
MONA 4. i! Willard, +, q. Van VieSt 4: ".
Moneyer, Thomas Mcclure OF New York. Rus
NJ. Richards, and Charles s. Smith OF Brooklyn.
:, At the Prospect House, one of the leading
within short distance OF the, hay. there are
but few disengaged rooms. All the privileges
and amusemen1s OF ilrst:class hotel can be
in that city new hotel called the Clarendon;
R2sd Storms SsSn g. wooGr S8 " ] IT, RoRSn
i. E. Converse. and Antonio Gonzalez, all Of
Ire Linwood Hotel. although smaller. is one
pnappropriated room in the house The location
piaz2as is charming The building is COM
parattvely new. and contains every MODERN im;
and family. Now YORK; Anderson Graft. St.
an9 on 0aE
Sturgis. b. Holt Lille. A. Pond. j. W. Potter.
Thomas Cousins. and j. c. Lockwood. New
Tho Domirg House. Pine villa. and the
boarding houses kept BY Capt. X. !: Howell
and expect a long and prosperous season. The
FRANKLIN House Is close to the depot and will
entertain transients.
PATCHoGuE
Leaving Bay Shore and still following the bay
you come 10 the thriving village Of Patchogue.
This is a musical word. meaning many little
at nd n es to ahnnf
their own and very soothing to feyered and
overtaxed brains. The great South Bay at this
ing. fishing. and bathing as at the others men
toned. and here again yachts Of every
convey passengers across to. the ocean
beach. The yachting suit is conspiGu-
to enoy to the full the SneNeeed
ties for indnlging In aquatic sports. The cit
liens OF Patchogue are wide awake and on The
nj a,f ia IN har thn Inf nj ha ~
question OF incorporating the town has been
TO tho front OF late, and was put to test vote
doubtless be the outcome. and before many
dignity q fa'c ely. An eisctrc iisht plant
PERFECTED system Of Holly water, works; and
good sowerssGe are all found Ct Rard Tatc 10
surpassed. During the past year several new
cottages have been erected; also Methodist
venienco. and beauty of interior arrangement
takes precedence Of many rreentious ana h
overlooked that the headquarters OF the Blue
Point oyster are at Patchogue. Cottage life IS
not 20 well REPRESENTED hero rs at other Of the
large. Mr. Jacob, shArer, a New York banker.
has built hEnSe and VII SGeHpy hg
ana il having It put in order; p. 3 steele
Asn4y a1sr s. e. sf4ve Ban
y: il. Buston: and Edward Beqey 81 New
1OrK occupy cottages. also a. d. MlcneneT,
Joseph Partridge OF PhiIadeIphia. and J. n:
Silsbe; W. A. Mundell, and John Vendererg OF
The largest hotel in Patchogue is the Ocean
Avenue Sanford Weeks proprietor. with ac-
commodations for 500. 1t is within few rods
OF the bay, and growing down to the very
form nerfect shade between the house and
beach. The interior Is beautifully appointed
and contains every modern improvement. A
few OF the guests are c. b. Crous who caught
thirty bluehsh during q morntnRs sport last
week.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Brown; Fl. NJ. Condit
end , family Aqth"n BuErett F. Gham6eT Il III F.
Ter. Q. J. Tibbs ". I. Hart, j. o. King. and DR..
r. H. Sullivan all Of New York.
The Clifton House. kept by W. NJ. jenkins,
accommodates ninety guests, and has an un-
surpassed situation within 100 feet OF the
water. Surrounding 1t are ten acres OF shady
numerous boats and yachts for tho enjoyment
OF the guests The proprietor reports moro
rooms engaged than ut this time any previous
season. The house has well established rep
utation for excellence.
The Winona within few minutes walk Of
Patchogue. The house contains all the mod
ern improvements, spacious parlors. large,
comfortably furnished sleeping rooms, aud a
flne dining ROOM. There are brond piazzas
and shady grounds beautiied with growing
plants. Tho cuisine is excellent. The house
Bailey OF Brooklyn.
The Smithport. about an eighth OF q mile
from the be- CHI accommodates fifty guests
with well furnished rooms and tirst-class
The Laurel House on Ocean avenue is one OF
guests. Mrs. Weeks and G. G. Horizons pr-
yate boarding houses on Ocean avenue also