New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

Gray G5iswod end
Sidney D. Ripley J. r D. l.anier Al - Be Roby
Poo Diver william Bird Sidney p EPey t and
George Lord pay S%bserptions yeT dR Wiliam BIRD
II. Y. r. Kennedy J. r D I;anler ana chares g.
h Mf%9fr'cf arIss = Barney v
Bell y. Belmont .. II; J. belmont. j; .a =. John
" Bin IiOya s Ger I Ra Wins T. coitenei
$ V. Il. Cruger Z: r. GUSHING Il CF Enstis.
ie0Is = i:o Eusts F. Gray void +. Had
dcn RoDeri l. arsouf w. NJ ri aTo%aH ,ch fnk
y. Center Hitchcock Charles H. monr iennsdy
IiGyt william Jay Edn fdSenS%rg Richard
Iadenbnrg j. r u. anicr. Kinsicy Mas9un, " r.
/ E EE' u Morgan. stanley Mortimer, Ben iamin
Nicol. II pasr Richard : ra idncT - Rplcy.
Roby T. Willard Winthrop Rutherimrd, John 0'i'-
ford j. GinGh smith; &C. A'oey' sE Tern' Thomas
T. Terry W X Thorn John j; X Wb SGHa'' Wilam m
hrop. bronson Winthrop, Frederic winthrop
Honorary members-J G. Beresford and Austin
Corbin. -
H.. ex-officio; Sidney Dillon Ripley. Oliver W BRO
James f. u, I.aner and Egerton |" winthrop II,
meets Of the club: among the recent ones being
Count Castellane The club has month"; r mrc
well male huntsmen o
The Hampstead Farm Kennel Club Is now in oi the
Twelve separate farms are included in the property
ing the Home Farm East Farm and West Farm
on the first named are the horses. cattle. ponieS:
6o Kennel! and on On the ar" East the poultry and
yaT4 pony an ,c5 h has rs
ings and steeplechascs. About zoo acres a., aa
sd beo 6s E b mock nq R farm at exit
billions all this country and abroad
SOME OF THE LEADING PEOPLE IN TOWN
August Bemont's home in Futon-st. Is three
story frame building with wings OF two stories ana
sits back about 100 feet from the thoroughiare II
about four acres of ground, on when are mrHc
shade trees and lawns and flower beds. The stables
kennels and Offices are in the rear. and the Ken
nels are known as The Blemton." The owner mas
seventy foxhounds and terriers. One OF the MOUNDS
is Victor II. which won the hrs' prize IN
the last Dog Show in this city. Mr.. Belmont refused
| {, Il said g 800 for this animal All his dogs are
| blooded and pure stock. and are quoted by al
fanciers. &c.,, IT. ALBANIAN, fran, ac-
five business has been the building mp ana making
efficient OF thu. Fire Department Of the town Creamy
a2narstns have been secured. ard he can be seen
the first TAP Of the bell goinS WIN , ,b ne
Younger members of the organization - ,,o,
The Young people OF the town, during the l.enteh
season have romltted their nightly round Of amuse-
mcnts which comprised, during the winter, TIL TIL,
m 0n, Of ,Rn yonn Women being procn bowlcrs
The principal bowling alley known as Tbich bniI-
ing on ho th@ other floor above alleys the teFa-
ture OF the day can be FOUND
GARDEN CITY AND IT'S CATHEDRAL"
Garden CIV is one mile and half north OF the
town OF Hampstead. In the near future TINS pof-
ton NJ the Plains is destined to bc the centre 'or
many elegant homes. In September. lsb'' 81"
ocres of ground were decided - ~ 7. Stewart ne
having "a an acre tho entire amount asgresauhS
eco. ga nv an act OF the Legislature. inc
money. maid nv Stewart invested for the sup
mort Of the public schools Of the township OF Hemp
e,ead and for the relief OF tho poor.
John Kellum now dead. who was agent Tor
stewart had the ground surveyed. ROADS CON
s,rrc,ed lots laid ont and fences buNt about inc
nlo,s Contracts were awarded for the erection o'
s.ven.oen large houses which cost SiDo ed'h.
Streets ana roads were graded ~ feet IN "ld'h anu
i,rnrovemen,s were made and lines or trees
| ,lanted on Mr. Kcllums death which occurred
{, 1871 the work was delayed until April. lSt wh'h
| W T. H!nsdalo was installed ~ manager
ehort time afterwarG over - acres OF lana Were
rrder cultivation and divided INTO blocks. anu
many additional handsome residences were hHi'
Several stores and hotel were also CONSTRUCTED
and a large hotel s. now In course or et''"o''.
which Will be opened ior the Accommodate" OF
| families soon.
| The prlncipal feature Of Garden city IL ne ca
ttedraI. erected by \. 7. Stewart ana dit"r Ms
dca,h presented hv his widow. a memorial, 10
tb" p-tt,s,4nt Episcopal clergy of the Long Island
| Iloco-e Tho cathedral lH named IN" huron "'
The Incarnation. In addition 20 TINS nobr s'u,'-
| mo Mrs Stewart also gave a m" episcopal re-
| dence now occupied by Bishop IAih"J'hh AT" h''