New-York tribune., 1895-06-08
numerous Only few OF the nearest relatives
were present.
OYSTER BAY.

OYSTER BAY.
The authorities of Glen Cove have determined to
enforce the dog law. Owners Of dogs must keep
;her pets muzz:ed and of the highways. Justice
Billings will appoint number OF dog catchers ana
allow each officer 81 a dog for the capture ana
burial Of unmuzzlel Any person owning or
having In his possession dog allowed 10 run at
large is Liable fine of 500 Imprisonment for
not more than a hundred days.
H. f.. Lawson J. Meyer AMI Mrs. Harrington. OF
Sea ClIf have been elected delegates to the County
l. O. c. T. Convention. The alternates are L. T.
Ford. f.. Wanzer and A. Nash.
At a meeting Of Sea Gin Hook and Ladder Com
pany on Tuesday, the following committee was APP
pointed to revise section Of the bylaws reatinS
to uniforms: Valentine Bauer Patrick Fitzgerald
ana w McCauley.
Mrs Fannie d. Peet ami Miss Amelia C. Daley.
sisters of ex-Judge DALEY. Of NewYork. have as
suned the management OF the Sea Cliff Hotel this
year Among the guests who have already regis
tered there are Howani Mr. ana Mrs. 1a y strS ~
cq"i T. baoy M "n4 Mr MTs and II Mrs "o' carsine Mr
ana Yrs Grant FTsisrick Wc.s E. w frrn a. hsSara % g.
san. wiiiIam IS Sing. Mr. and Mrs " F. john
son. Mr. ani Mrs G F. Mann. MI, ana Mrs. $ -; a.
and Mrs XII Kirk seymour. william D. skerton Mrs.
+ wilkins Mrs Taylor. Mr, Iailings wNr, N NJ
m"FFc'GS i r GSe NJ SfaynS EHt%st L. Miss fn Eina Frasd
e%e Miss L. Hinsham M,sf si sod o. FfTsFs0P M F anns
tor Mr. ana Mrs. John q. Miller. &. ;. Sterling anu
+. Turner. of New-York. o. pa,,
An inland canal from the harbor az oys'ti nns as
across the meadows to a point within about nj, one ,nS
hundred feet OF the railroad station Is nov tiAIu
Of The scheme originated with Dr. 'u'e' 80
Jones. OF cold spring Harlor VINO OWNS t,'' H.
through which the canal VII be- cut II u W u ~
sixty feet wide at the top and thirty ieel d' wv, W.
bottom ard OF sufficient depth to supply siA
a decided advantag' to Oyster Bay fu,ure' ,,or
bv about thousand TWO hunufe,' ,,, IT,, "a -
front can easily be converted INTO puih"oa' ''''
eifV. ,.,. ,,,,,, has .sLen
The S.awanhaka Corinthlan Yacht Cup mas ,anen 49,,
hou OF IA. matter and. on the rieht OF "1tt ~
tn,ct has been let to a Philadelphia nrin, WIZ" M,
viii begin work next Monday Inc oys htnh M ,ho
ing beds on or near the land through VIM" III, rI
c,n,I ,yill be dug are dissatisfied. as IL not o.iy
compels removing the oysters at a lors uieh rne
tni',ro many others by covering them WIN ,,'e @
se1lmenf raised by digging. They want 'ne to"h ,h
hoard 10 ask for Injunction restralmss tde nS u
from digging the ground tha' the .nai tt ,ho
through property already leased 10 so''c VI '
Charles H. Walters. who has charge OF the h nsn
hatchery in Cold Spring is preparing ior ne ha'.h %
ia, ia, ~ iobster eqgs These are obtained from the
north side OF Long Island Sound ana rom ll1sn 1
Neck Men from the hatchery foo" IN .ne rbe,eys
n.hrrmen and the eggs from tue iooss'. .r =
rolghf Mr Walters says that Holsters are MOI s
mum. -0us since the planting OF IN. 1913 ,h husi.
from M. hatchery although this part OF III" ouS'
noss has heen followed only few years -,
Maxwell-ave oyster Bay, from the Say we" " ~. ~
tcl Nain-st TO and across the IdllrVtI " n
thence easterly and northerly 70 tnc snoIe, Is ="
assured fact The board OF Highway SnHsl'.,-
sioners a. their final hearing on tne mater rdI,g
dov afternoon decided 10 open the roAl. ava
to John Wrgh, and the Townsend es'at" slp ea1m al,
a. a recomrcnsc for the land taken. anu Work VIII
be begun early in the coming week