New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
SEA CLIFF AND GLEN COVE.

The Queens County lodges Of Good Templars met
in quarterly session at Sea Cliff on wednesday
There not the usual attendance, but the NEE
ing was an exceptionally interesting one. The Kew.
r. McQuesten elected county super'h'ehoe"''
The first Lyceum Society entertainment OF the
season was held In the assembly room OF the Glen
Cove Union School on Wednesday, with an attehd-
ance Of $50 persons. proposition TO charSe az
mission in the future met with 80 much OPPOSE
ton that Il laid on the table until next NEE.
Ing The following officers were then eifc'eu
Edward T Payne, president OF the Lyccum Com-
mittee: F. A. Coles, v!cH-president' nary Jaws
secretary; Charles T. Valentine. treasurer; Wllhaih
n Seaman Frank Payne and Franklin A Cores
were chosen Programme committee ~"
Interesting paper entitled, "A Century OF the Glen
Cove Mill" was read by George w. COCKS WHO
ia one Of the ablest students of local historical re-
eaarch on Long Island Frank o. Payne, superin-
tendent of the public school, read paper on 'he
Armenian troubles. illustrated with maps and
charts.
The first social incident OF Importance IN "ieh
Cove this season was the entertainment given py
seawanhaka Council No. 1852, Royal Arcanum' III
the council Tuesday eyenng ,a uhe esere
in Glen Cove for several winters Music TOT GAM
Ing was furnished by Professor George JAP saps ~
Brooklyn. and at midnight supper was s Snwrs
after which dancing resumed for several hours
portion of the primary department, os on
Union School n IN GeH Of the chilly temperature
the i' class rooms There are eight large furnaces
in the ss entire Sadns S
weather In Of the class rooms me teiiP PEI
inc to locate the trouble and 4 necessary an en-
gineer to attend the furnaces will be employed
JAMAICA. CORONA AND FAR ROCKAWAY.
The Health Board OF Jamaica Is in quandary
a. TO whether the "horse factory" where worn
out plugs" are slaughtered. Is detrimental 10 the
we'll being OF the town. DR.. Flynn' the neai'"
officer says 1t Ia not, but the aroma arising mere
from ia Objectionable to the citizens The BOARD
proposes to try and secure the re"o'"' u wv
factory to regions more remote
s,ouesb Commissioner Edward Thompson has
nearlv completed his annual report for 1870. Inc
report will show that the business mas zee"
profitable one, and the products OF inc ia"u' ~
der the BAYS and harbors OF Long lsiahd are iunS
as profitable in any other part OIL 'he o
Durins the last year, from the lands under INC
waters surrounding Long Island 10000 ousheis OF
oysters and clans have been marketed. Inc 'o'Ai
amount OF capital invested In the oeds ID ho' 'e''
than $4,000 Fifty-six thousand TWO hunareu
and fifty barrels OF oysters to the Vaiue Vi $500
were exported directly to Europe from the '',r"9
OF Sayville Oakdae ana fa'chosuo o ~
South Bay. -, - cororo
The Union Evangelical SUNDAY -schoo OF Sor by
numbering $50 pupils VII effs viii be dstrb-
uted s,,,o
The northeast gales Of the LAT T nssr qa FAR ROCK
81 n
aTov The greatest damage ever caused 70 nos
Island occurred on Thursday night, when th t hlsn
Tide cut an inlet through the island directiy OF,
posite the Far Rockaway ferries between arr T
bathing pavilion and j. j. Rodgers resta 1red yard
beach which originally over luHuieo 60 90
wide has losing at every high tide Iol 'n ~ th
fnIr years Great damage has been caused 10 me
ba thing pavlions and houses by the water Tas ,m
across the island. but never has the total oe or
ton or the island been threatened so ruci as nv
This new inlet practically cuts the Island IN TWO:
Ahout a mile west of where the inlet was cut
through is the Hotel Edgemere which was newly WY
tod la
from the waters edge. Many predicted damage "
the beautiful structure, and az protection tne
protectors built long line Of spes out IN the SUR
to break the force of the water and higher up a
hedge of brush was built The high winds OF Thurs
day night completely demolished this protection,
sweeping away the bulkheads and wasning great
quantities Of sand in the inlet.
The women of Springfield have determined to Sc
cure the proper lighting OF their town Their as
sociatlon has maintained the street lights Tor SIN
Years and last week fair was held, which Sc
cured sufficient funds to maintain them for another
year at least.
HUNTINGTON
Tf,e pev T, Cox pastor of the Baptist churches