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electric lights. elevators, &C., will doubtless be

electric lights elevators, &C., will doubtless be
In connoStion with the Glenada Hotel thcre
IL Casino, built on the edge OF the
water, which contains a ballroom. bowl
cafe and thirty H Sleeping rooms for gentle:
| mon. An orchestra furnishes music morning,
afternoon aud evening. and there are tennis
hotel accommodates $50: The proprietor, w.
D, Gerard. conducts a hotel at Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Vaughn. Mrs. A.. c. Paine
aud family, Col. 4. n. Boml9rd and family. \ 4
RsTS G Sha 81 hGF ana H S%y SO&o
IIiTSch, Walter s Crook: Mrs. I. A Jackson ,fSon
Bauer ana family. al o. New York: o-. 49,.
across the bsTb0r, also accom- odstos, $50
guests The Forest Forest Lawn kept BY Mrs. svo O. A
on EYE qTouns one
acres Of shady lawns. A bountiful table and
houses. each delightfully."- situated near the
noteworthy Ss, that during july and August the
boarding capacity of Cold spring is taxed to
the ptm0s AmSns the sGnt 81 board
Hicha5d n. conkiin' Mrs; Dole, Sylvester Smith:
Mrs. Richard Jayne, Mrs. John walters, Mrs.
David Hackney, and William Bingham.
OYSTER Ray.
In leaving Cold Spring II you want a. de-
lightiu trip take sail boat and round the har;;
point out ali the srots OF, interest along the
route, and spin many an interesting yarn of
ns life me the viii IA S
out between the stakes that mark of the oyster
leds planted in, the bay which, give to the
Sc s"G I'll this luscious bivaive, can hsTe
he n as yodP dssT Bay T Tn not within ne1
t GSsSS tsfmn1s Of the V Gen cove s' braneh
dents OF the place opposed the idea Of extend-
Ing the road. fearing the place would become
e tGss on by the p Bsh
OF the town dec Jared IN favor OF railroad COM
pn If Se a ros yseWT RS tbs the
more gen erallv, known and appreciated
boating and BAT hing facilt tics. delightful drives
and many shady walk and messy nos! seat to
d6oi d9 csm t0 being an pay
summer resort The handsome villas belong
ing to summer residents adj much to the
iings, Ps, dS John 4. Weeks i. il. Hickman,
Dr.. Irwin, Wesley Harner Of the publishing firm
OF that name: and Francis I. CnderhiI. Oys-
ter Bay is agit9ttnS the subject Of being IncSr-
less rapid str des will be made in tho improve
ment OF the place. The village boasts Of four
churches a fine public school. and numerous
stores. The atmosphere Is bracing and heath-
ful, the nights particularly being delightfully."-
cool. ThCre are numerous pleasant boarding
places in Oyster Bay. and two small hotels the
Octagon and the Bay View: but nrst-class
hotel accommodation is lacking.
MrA James Eare's boarding house is charm.
inRly situated and 1t gives first class accom-
mediation to about forty guests. Mrs. Thomp-
son cnp take care OF thirty guests. On the cor
ner Of Bay Side avenue and South street. close
to the bay. is Mrs. Gibsou'S house. with sup
plies for twenty-five visitors. Mrs. Vale in
South street has a homelike place. and she
Looks well to the comfort OF her boarders. The.
odore Sniien's house accommodates twenty,
aud that OF Morey & Powers about fifty. The
Octagon and Rav View hotels are on the main
street, and they accom- modate fifty and seventy.
five guests respectively.
SEA CLIFF.
A few miles from Oyster Bay. at the mouth OF
Hampstead harbor and close to the Sound Is
lovely Sea Cliff rejoicing in one OF the most
desirable situations on Long Island. As the
name denotes. the village Is built upon cliff
200 feet above the water. and the visitor an
preaching 1t by boat enjoys a fine view OF the
cottages and hotels which rise. tier upon tier
along the bank. The assent from the landing
can be made In q cable car or By means Of
flights OF steps. The fact that Sea Cliff
has both rail and boat communication
with New York IS one reason for it's
popularity. add to which the excellence OF |
the boating. bathing and fishing. the beauty |
OF the surrounding country. and the extreme |