New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
SEA CLIFF.


SEA CLIFF.
A party OF young folks from Sea Gin hired
vacht and went sailing few days ago. The
voather was good when they started. and they
landed al some distance from home and had
clamhake By the time the return was begun the
wind had changed rain was falling, and the water
seemed TO have a special grudge agains tine uh-
lucky sailors Almost everybody was Sick but all
TOOL, II in good part and declared that they had
splendid time IN spite of drawbacks. These were
IN the marty; Mr. and Mrs. e. r. Peck. Mrs. Car
ste,n the Misses Manning Miss Perry. the Misses
Furlong Dr. James Hall, Mr.. Greene, d W.
Graham and John 3. Manning
Sea CliT Division Sons OF Temperance. has
elected officers for the coming quarter as follows
worthy patriarch. Buell. Munson; worthy associ-
ate Miss ". Lee Gar; recording scribe, Nathan
Banks assistant recording scribe, J. Van Nostrand
financial scribe Miss Nettie Valentine; chaplain
Mrs C. Norris treasurer. Mrs. g. Simonson. con-
ductor. Miss Nellie Mardment. assistant conductor
Miss Armand Hegernan; inside sentinel. Miss Clara
The New-York Yacht club will start on its an
nual cruise from Hampstead Harbor. Monday
August 3 Many OF the yachts will arrive to-day
The Valiant has been in the harbor almost a
week, nd will probably remain until Monday,
made arrangements for a frst-class vaudeville en-
tertainment to be given IN the CLUBHOUSE ballroom
This evening. Next Saturday evening the club
members and their friends will have progressive
The EPworth Guards VIII have an an, en NJ.
The proceeds will be devoted to the purchase OF
new uniforms for tho members. The programme
he well-known eocutionist. banjo mandolin and
guitar trios. by the Misses Atkinson and Mr. At
knson: squad drill by the Guards: cornet selec-
lions by Philip Ottman. and many other interest
Ing features. .,.,.o ..,.r.
Clin House and with this end in view grown
folks bean-bag party held on Tuesday even
and threw the b, KS with much II the fate
Of nations depended on their efforts. DR. Ewing. Of
curing nrsi mems prize Mr. Ward. who only
ten behind. secured second Miss Carstein was the
most expert thrower among the women and
first prize scoring e5. Miss May Furlong
ond with s. Miss Hannah Wilson and Mr. sebler
nuts and p big watermelon. Last evening The hotel
guests and some OF the cottsgers had progressive
Coles 4 Carpenter and William Canning are at
nadsd oe the IN front Of som ground
owned by Carpenter Tho latter first built high
removed Lately the hathhouse removed
from s stand and found floating in the creek 1t
Is a question Of shore-f FROM right.
has brought many visitors Meetings held daily
and evenings at tho Tabernacle. and will be CON
ninger presides Visitors are being entertained a,
Ws @ The M t9T insT fGm M9s
Bahrenburg. Mrs. Hern and Mrs Rey ~.
penlr Min g its regular election q officers which
should have taken plsco, on Monday eysnins The
meeting and there was NO quorum
John Graham has been elected q vestryman OF
-, Iukes Church. In place ~ John Muller. re-
signed L, 2 Floyd Jones, the church treasurer
has prepared n report Of all financial tran ctons
connected with the church since Easter. which is
gratifying 10 the members. as II shows splendid
record
TIE annual fair Of the Ladies soc,ety Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is 70 be held in the
chapel August and s. The proceeds will se
used to furnish new heating apparatus Tor the
church. which az present II is Impossible 20 use
for worship in the cold months owing 10 tho do
fective heating system These women are specially
Interested II making The far success Mrs Chel-
borg Mrs Rinehart Mrs. r 8. Pearsall, the Mise.
Coard Mrs William 9. Smith Mrs O. Slmonson
Mrs 4 NJ Brown the Misses ChellhorR Mrs
Zimmerman Mrs Fisher. Mrs. Carpenter Mrs
Srfen and Mrs COX.
The special meeting Of the School Board held on
Tuesday evening LETT things with regard 10 the an
propra ton for the new building in a muddlc The
Board only took up the business Of the annual re-
port The list Of the school census-takrr having
he-n read and being found TO contain 3es names
decided objection WAS raised 70 It's entry on tbs
report The census taken on June so and CON
tanned the names Of a large number Of children who
attend city schools Trustee Burns was OF the
opinion that the names Of such children should be
entered on the report temporary residents"
and after some argument this was done Little
time was devoted 10 the taxpayers petition asking
for new vote on the $500 appropriation on the
ground tnat the original vote was taken at a meet
Ing not legally advertised. Trustee Burns moved
10 grant the petition and three trustees voted aye
on the question Two voted nay" and :hc presi-
dent also voted nay" and declared the motion lost
Further steps will probably = taken