New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
IsLIP. sAYvILLE AND BAY SHORE.


Charles and Robert Smith. of sayve. say that
they made the largest catch OF blneish Monday
taken by two men at a sng.e haul with gill
net. The catch made of the Lone Hill Life
Saving station and when landed weighed two
tons. The fishermen were towed boat, net and
all. to Water Island distance OF two miles. before
they cou.d get control OF their inny captives.
The Rev. Gregory Powell. pastor OF the Congrega-
tlonai Church at sayve, is OF the moet
thusiastc cyclists on Long Island.
James Cotton has returned to his cottage in Ed
ward-ave.. Sayvllle. and will spend the winter
there.
Richard Wcks Of Sayviile. seventy five yeas Old,
better known as Uncle Dick" badly bitten by
dog while out walking yesterday morning. Wicks
passing Benjamin Sellers place when dog
owned by Seller up behind him and buried its
teeth In the calf OF his leg. The badly
frightened. but he hit the dog over the head with
his cane and the dog let go. only the al,
tack. The old called for hep, and several
women went his assistance with brooms. They
fought the dog for some time before he would let
go his hold The leg was badly acerated, and the
wound was cauterized by Or. Merritt The dog will
be shot.
Edward Il. Smith. Of Tslip. sold TO Charles Vivian
who is engaged in reclaimng nearly one thou
sand acres OF meadow owned by H. o. Have
meyer and Samuel T. Peters. monster house
boat which VIII be thus used 6y The % sonras,8f Sa
in the spring OF 1892 by Everett r. Rogers OF
Bay Shore, and had only been finished month
chased as quarantine station Many suspect ;
placed IL. and the health authorities Of
W. Bayard Cutting head OF this, purchased the
boat. fitted 1t up and placed Il at the disposal or
the health authorities al Fire Island 1t was after
ward returned TO Mrs. Cutting but was never used.
All the furniture remained on the house and went
to Mr. Vivian.
Miss Fannie Raynor. OF sayville is one OF the
most accomplished business women In Sunolk Coun-
Il fbo dan NJ 10
perntendent OF Poor and has been in Iaphsnk dur
ing the last week transacting the business OF her
father. who has been i'll for long period The
inmates OF the amshouse loud In their praise OF
Miss Raynor and of he kindness and courtesy which
she has meted out 10 them
Dow Clack the station agent at Sayyille Is spend
ing his vacation NJ the State. During his absence
riches
The Rev James Hoffman OF the West Sayville
Dutch Reformed Church. has returned 10 his charge
after an extended tour OF the Western States.
Miss Inez Miller daughter OF Jesse Miller. OF West
Savville died from typhoid fever on sunday at her
fathers home. Miss Miller was twenty years old
and popular In church and local society circles.
Elonzo Smith, OF Islp. has received the four hou-
sAnd-dollar contract for completing the excavation
at the mouth Of Browns River, at Sayviiie The
Government inspectors say that the two stone Jetties
protecting far into the bay al the mouth OF the
river were never properly finished. Ii has been
proposed that the jetes be brought closer together
al the outer ends with view or narrowing the en-
trance and producing a stronger current at that
point
A bell parade was held in Bay Shore weines-
day by about nifty OF the local wheelmen. Miss Mar
ella Jones who took hrst prize In n previous parade.
rode at the head OF the procession. William ii.
Bishop brought up the rear on an od-fashioned high
wheel The company started from the truckhouse In
Fifth-aye and rode some distance toward lslp and
back Every kind Of bell was In evidence, COW
bells sleigh bells. electric bells and gongs. The
bells were kept ringing furlously and made noisy