New-York tribune., 1895-10-05
SEA CLIFF AND GLEN COVE.


The Sea Gin branch of the Salvation Army mas
hsen marked by more love affairs during the last
,oar than anv other division In Queens County.
Two marriages nave taken place within its ranks
IN less than six months and it is reported that a
third one will be celebrated with the consent OF
the army at distant date
Mr. and Mrs George ". Cox. ir.. and Miss
Mamie cox Of Sea Cliff. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
German of Brooklyn
The new Health Board OF Sea Cilf has organized
with the following officers President. 6 Whitfield
cox. secretary Daniel G.. Banks; members, Jam es
oficer Thomas \. McNichalL NJ. D.
Captains owens and Geoghan. Of the Sea en-, Glit;
Salvation Army who have been taxing Il Vdcduoh'
have returned 70 their charges.
The Glen Cove Mutual Insurance COMPANY has
accepted the plans submitted py Noodruil Lesni'is' az
the ot i aJoi'.l sastory brick building 42x50 feet
Lodge and a number or ohlces
william l.. swan. d, .. g. NJ, OF the Frs: n,:
Nssonic District Of the State Of Ne@-iork VIII pay
his annual visit TO Glen cove Lo6ge no 20 S'V T.
ana l. n. Thursday evening october 10.
The rev railroad station al Glen Cove. which was
compe,ed A few weeks ago Will not De opened untii
next April Mr. Munger general manager or me
Pratt estate says that "a most OF the suihlls. ~ :
residents have returned 70 New-York and as the
iocaf6n Of The new station IL anything but inviting
in winter the opening viii be deferred until the
s,m large frui, has been raised Sea Clif ta!s sea
son Pears weshing twenty-two ounce were raisea
bv Mrs. NJ II Dubois apes w5lsnlns st'ei ~ -,
cv-,eI bv g. r. Peck ami 4. Wilhe.Us. ounces
bish v'sighed eighteen ounces by " Amrhen. and
a large selection OF pears from dwarf trees 10y
f Boulon. recently Won silver medal
RosLYN. HEMPsTEAD AND VALLEY STREAM.
Ros,yn will shortly have a new school Of its own.
A. a meeting OF the Board OF Education a few
evenings ago George ". Eastman called attention
10 the necessity of providing better and more com
n1odious school accommodations than the village
now enjoys. \ committee consisting of president
James W Davis and Mr. Eastman Were appointed
IN select an available site and also plans for a
building that will meet present needs. The commit
tee will report az the next meeting OF the Board.
which will submit the plans chosen 10 the next
annual meeting OF the district
The commission appointed to inquire into the
mental condition OF William l.. Everett, OF Lyn-
brook has adjudged him insane on testimony
offered BY Drs Bogart. OF Roslyn, and Finn and
rudlar, ~ Hampstead village. Everett is worth
about $4,000. OF which $1,000 is in cash. He is
farmer and has lived apart from his wife for some
time Mrs Everett receives 500 year in lieu or
support. and has a large interest In her husbands
estate. Everett is torty-fve years old
I, accordance with the request Of the Highway
commissioners North Hampstead will raise $3.50
10 complete the road from Great Neck to Little
neck and to construct bridge over UdaFs pond.
This road was ordered opened by commission
aonointed by the County Court
The rejection OF the water bonds Of the village OF
t1-,rstaaa by Messrs Storrs and Smith on the
technca! point OF the call of the special election
rhan the bonds were ordered issued not being pub
ushed In the local papers for fourteen days has al
r,ost discouraged the Board OF Trustees and the
,t.izens as well. The notice published In one
,,orar thirteen days and the other twe.ve days
t,verv,hlug bevond this perfectly satisfactory.
the brokers being willing to accept 5000 more than
,ne amount of their bid. The Board had consulted
counsel and has been advised 10 do the whole matter
again A special election has been called Tor Octo-
her IA 10 reyOte upon the subject, anu as tne IA"
that ma iorlty OF the .sgal voters IN he ulS
tric rlust cast their ballots. Il Is not an eaS tash
fo pet the required number OF votes A represent
tiye of the Hampstead Water Company was ~ the
village on Thursday afternoon endeayoring TO IN
tluce some villagers 10 take an interest III tIe
p.ant but found pubic sympathy so ADVERSE % MS
nlans that ne abandoned the idea for the present
There Is "A promise OF a rather lively time over
littia matter OF S60 which the school district
Al Valley Stream claims !s being wrohsiuny sJln-
he'd bv the trustees OF the Woodsourg school dis-
frict The new district formerly part or the
Woodsburg district. and the money In question was
annroprlAtoi FOR the use OF the Valley stream
school The money Is still. he'd by the Noodsourg
trustees and the Valley Stream trustees nave made
ing held hy the Woodsburg people Last evening DIS
cuased action the question or valley stream :
right 10 the money, which the Woodsburgers are not
willing Ia cOncele The money was voted Tor the
district and belongs TO US ana we propose 10 get
lf too said one OF the Valley Stream trustees yes
ferlav morning The rev district ~ known as NO
a. and is the ex-Commissoner Merrill mad so
much legal dispute over about year ago