New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
IN THE HAMPTONS.

Sppeared. the trainps escaped to the woods.
IN THE HAMPTONS
The work OF fencing in the entire line Of the
Montauk extension OF the Long Island Rairoad
from Bridgehampton eastward will be competed
In few weeks. Light locust posts are rsed, and on
these are stretched strong wire netting A. a:
Parker. OF Jersey City. Is dong the WORK Inc posS
are sent from Long Island City.
The stages from Easthampton to the bathing
b saS" ali Hes been improved new Water tanks and
shower baths ADDED and more bathing houses bnitA
Ing. Who says he can easily accomm odate three or
four hundred baihers; Among the recent arrvaIs
r n and M a" Rcnhew : ' 1n@ Mrs Calender and
family and Mrs. c. f. Tantor and family.
The following directors Of the s9gthamp,on Bank 3
Dodge. Charles A. Pierson. Erastus F: Post, Henry
dreh h 1nm. M fe2son hdwsr& H. Foster and
l. Emory Terry.
Ex-Asslstant D.e.rictAttorney Francis l.. Well
man. OF New-York. moved into his new cottage in
First Neck Lane southampton. a few days ago
Much difficulty ia experienced by the engineers at
the eastern Terminus Of the Long Island b naf noar n
Owing to the Jack Of wind the tanks depending on
hne BEEN Iittle or no water a, Bridsehampton
watering plant has we, been established at Amagan.
set and In consequence the engines nave 10 run
around the branch TO Sag Harbor
. Rcar-Adnrai John Irwin and his family are sum-
mcr.ng In AmaSansctt
The recent establishment: OF railroad station n
Amagansett has already brought Gloomy OF rai-
road there VINO intend TO make their homes at
the end OF the Ions Island Railroad Among
those already there are Thomls Hawkins. OF Rosiyn
NJ Dy ysh s,, fNP press nas MI Aos"
Madison King has begun the erection OF new
house the eastern end Of Amasansett
ARRIVALS AT LONG ISLAND HOTELS.
Among those registered at the Raulah House.
Patchogue are Edwin II. Price. c. B. Rust. Mr..
and Mrs otto Fischer and family. Lewis w Rice.
Jesse J. Rice Frank H. Lord, A. II. Assusky ard
sisters Miss Clara Gerinshcinor. Miss Rose Germ
nc@sr William and rs e George HTl SysoT Sams
schnedcr. George schneider and Il. Wachenhimer
N W. ns Mrs Mrs T 4 f nass M and a s M
and Mrs ?. scldner and family, Mt and Mrs an an
ana Mrs Thomas Evans and son. Mrs. E. o. Mayer
and Mr. and Mrs s II. Cohen and family OF BrooA-
lyn Tho opening dance Will take place tonight.
shore aSr 'eoi the F TseH are and
lam ras siark "! Mrs Max Wei Mss Minnie Wen Mrs
sns Mrs ssNs M Ma chafes i Bruno and family
Robert Morris Ksmp Edwin & ei keynpld and Ma
c, l.. sIcard Mrs. ]. J. Loonie, Mr. and Mrs. 6.
A,,dn nan. Tronn M w and MSG rs t.
Muller Muller; Mrs G. schneier Miss Minnie schreider
r I Gaoer and ana M: M mcha na Yrs I 5s1.
MaiioIy XE az? YRS s.yso,G, N yssf e.
Rync. .aSe Mason Mss His;
Mason. Edward \. Mecpherson. Niles Vernon;
fsm rl'pn W ''S " He Hen s F. vernon r: P
Walker George y. Provost. Austin +. Prissinger
and family Dr. William F. Holcombe and Mrs
Hocombe Mrs D. De Long. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Iingsworth and Miss Emily Ill.ngsworh.
The Fourth was usherel In the Manhar-
set House Shelter Island. by the playing OF
patriotic airs by Professor Bernste.n's orchestra
AT 6 o'clock In the morning and later by the BOOM
ing Of cannon and lavish display OF bunting on
the hotel buildings and visiting yachts. The rain
prevented outdoor enjoyment including the illum-
nation OF the grove. ,or which extensive prepara-
tons had been made The guests. however. found
ample diversion indoors. the festivities including
a reading Of the Declaration Of Independence BY
S.gourney W. Fay. OF Ncw-York.