New-York tribune., 1896-09-05
SEA CLIFF.

4 movement has been started to place clearly De-
fore the taxpayers an outline OF what the 'l'lase
Trustees propose 10 do with the appropriation Vi s'
,. for highway improvements. should the vote be
favorable. A C. rcular letter has been issued slsheu
bv fifteen property-owners on whose petltioh ule
Trustees decided again bring the matter De'ore
tho voters The letter I'm addition 10 giving strong
,.oeons Inv permanent street improvements shouu
h. started without loss Of time. goes on 10 std'e
what streets will be benefited and now ESlHi'''oS
have been made for procuring an accurate SUI .'00
and grade man. for macadamzing curbing ana lay
ing cutters in the more travelled portions ol SEA
Cufr summit Prospect. Glen, Roslyn and Centrai
ayes Clifway and Park Place; for laying side-
walks in those streets where required the Village
,o nay half and property-owners half. and Tor regu-
lating and grading every street nor'h Oh i-i''ie-
worth Lane including Seventh. Eghth ana A''d-
mont ayes and Little North Lane, placing curDS
d ,,,,,ters where necessary to prevent washouts,
and 10 conduct surface drainage to safe u'Spos'-
,ion. 1t is stated that d plan carried out on the
above lines will put all roads In hrst-ciass shape
and be q permanent Improvement TO the village
The signers of the letter believe thdt WIN sood i
roads investors will be attracted 10 tne ns' ood o,,d
thar the expenditure will accrue TO the genera eVyu
Of ali concerned The bonds Will be- mace payaple
In tventv annual instalments of $40 each the nrst
,or,int, due In 1901 The letter is signed by John l.
Plrie Samuel Stenson. u. W fardee aiTnTy .
irock I Hartman G. WOhtman. George Muller g.
" Cox ir. j. A Bader. n. II. Mardment chock-
wood and w. SchOecS- ,-.. ...e..di,,r .t,o
The Highland cub which has been spendiing tne
summer In a camp on the beach here. Is likely 10
ana i,salf I'm trouble before IL gets away several
,yaeks ago Pat Dooley delivering Ice at the
camn when a dog owned by one OF the members
hi, him in tho leg Dooley has been unable 10 work
since and the consequences may De fhuCh holc
serious than were first surmised Ills ather pro-
moses to make the club pay for his injuries
Ioe Mendoza of New ork, the Drother OF mp
tain Mendoza. who Is IN charge or the Oluh1ecfs
Armorv is expected at Sea GIN over SUNDAY
Ar The regular meeting Of the r. w. Gelssen-
b.iner Engine Company held Tuesday evening.
,he conmittee on Fire Alarms reported the new
va appointed a delegate TO the first annual con-
vention OF the Southern New YORK Eoluhteer ~ ire
mems Association which will be held al the Iown
Hall Jamaica on Tuesday, october l5 James
Keve Charles Boettger. W. kissam ana H. Nan
som were appointed on leader duty -...
The members Of the yacht club had stag party
on "wednesday evening. There was n large attend
\ Metzger and his family who have been
occurving their summer home at sea ClH, re-
turned 10 New-York on Thursday.
MIR and Mrs Frank ID. White. OF brooklyn VINO
have snent the summer at the Sea Gin House, re-
turned home on Wednesday .,, ,>..,
Mrs Emma l.. Kettle. the wife OF Alison Kettle
died AZ Margaretvile on Tuesday from consump-
tion She was twenty-three years old
Queens County Lodge. J. o. or O. T.. VIII noid lts
regular quarterly session at treepor' on "edhes-
The SEA Clir House will remain open until Oc-
iober / The season has been fairly prosperous
An ENJOYABLE card party given at the yacht
cl,,h ON TUESDAY evening FOR members and their
friends There good attendance Mrs {. >
Dunning and Miss Lena Walsh won handsome
prizes.