New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
SEA CLIFF. GLEN COVE. OYSTER BAY AND
HICKSVII.LE

Tho hotc's and cottages OF Sea GIN are rapidly
filling up with guests. and every train brings fresh
arrivals to this charming resort either to spend the
summer or to engage rooms. Two Of the most
Important cottage rentals of this season were made
within the last few days when II. G. Smith e. son
rented Mrs Nellie Gorhsms cottage to +. H. Gay
lord. Of Ncw-York. and the cottage OF the Ander-
son estate to Or. PHILIP * ein. o: brooklyn. Inc
Everett cottages one Of the most picuresluely 10
season Among the latest arrivals there are Mrs.
Nellie G. Friend. Of Washington: u. C.. and Mrs
4 -. Coylc and Miss Helen Coy!e. Of brooklyn.
The opening conccr, of the season AT Sea Ciiff
was given in csntrel Hall on welne-iay under Ter
tho drectio Of Professor H. \ Huber. assisted by
Miss Lettic Guy Crowl and Eugene Clark
Colonel George Durysa OF Gen Cove has started
for a two months cruise IN his yacht. the Carlotta
e. II. bario. of the general passenger depart part
miah Seaman. Of Prospect-ave. Glen Cove.
oyster Bay Hook ana Ladder Company has re- C.
fused to allow the Atlantic steamer COMPANY a So, ~
panies have been rivals FOR long timc. ne new
steamer has been stored In T. L snltens parn;
to pay tho hook and ladder company reasona DE
Welnesday evening this was refused. and now the
cltlz"n has offered q lot 10 the steamer company.
and another has offered to furnish tho money neces
sary TO put ny suitable building ana waive me m
that the Atlantics have accepted the offer and vii
80 ahead. Tho Nlantics elected the ioiowing ON
FIRST assistant foreman stephen James second as
siaiani foreman. william T.. Nelson engineer.
George Weed frs, assistant engineer, John easel
second assistant engineer, Treadwcl Cheshre,
stoker. W. Grant croft. driil master.
James X Hicks and Daniel II. seaman. two Re-
publican inspectors OF election In District NO. T..
town Of oyster Bay. have been arrested by Deputy
sheriff Jacob Mann A warrant issued by JUS
tee OF the Peace julius Augustln. OF HickSvie.
John O'Brien. jr. makes the charge against the
two inspect tors ~ refusing 10 allow him 10 vo.e at
the spring election April 2 Tn" complainant Is
twcnty-four years old and IL blind. from attack
OF scarlet fever which he had when he was young.
The two Democratic inspectors demanded thlt
. Bren should have set OF ballots and an as
s.stant. he was prepared 10 take the disability
oath Hicks and Seaman. the Republican In
sp"ctors refused 10 allow g. So tn" young man lost
his vote. The viii probably he called on Mon
day ~ next week before Judge Garrc.son. in the
County Court.
dance given IN the Sea GIN Yacht Club
house the Fourth There was large attend
ance. and everything went on pleasantly. Jesse
R!nehari Frank Krauss and Frank White were
the committee IN charge among those present
sheridan Mr. and Mrs. II H. Chairman Mr.: aai
Mrs.. ". " Walsh Mr. and Mrs George VAS.
the Misses Walsh the Misses Pirc. John T Plrc. jr.,
John " Weir. Charles Tough Mss Prnele. Mr.. Prin-
gle Mr. Boat wick Mr. and Mrs ard the Misses Court
ney. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ahcsky. Miss Aiesky. Mr.. aud
Mrs. C. : Chellborg Mr. AMI Mrs. Pouch. Mrs.
Samuel Carson Frank -. White. ~ ". Gessen-
hainer. x. T. speed. Miss Lily Speed. Mr. Lewis,
the Misses Butcher. Dr Bird. W Kirk Mr. and
MSS Hunter John Graham. IT.. Mr. and Mrs: Bar
low Mr. and Mrs jenkins. Mss Margaret Wood.
Mr. Parker Frank T. coles. John q. HI. Mrs. Hill.
w Walsh