New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
ADOBE THE H1RLEW.
NEW BRIDGE URGENTLY NEEDED AT KINGS
NM ARAET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A NEW BRIDGE URGENTLY NEEDED AT KINGS
BRTDGE-NoTEs ABOUT ENTERTAINMENTS.
The residents o. KngSbrldge are still unrelieved
from the embarr Issments caused by the washing
away OF the embankmcnt ut end Of the excavation
for the Harlem Ship Canal KnCsbridgc Road was
populrr drive and had been improved AT considerable
expense within a few years. and was necessary
horougharc for tradespeoplc and others who desired
TO go 10 Ring bridge from the lower part OF the city
The present route to Kngsbrldgc over Washington
Bridge Is longer and less desirable than that by the
Kingsbidgc Road The residents Of the district about
Kng,bridgc chccrfuy underwent certain amount OF
inconvenience when the road was first washed away,
but they had expected that bridge would be built or
the road repaired long before the present time. Re
pcatcd complaint, have been made but the authorities
have neglected to act In the matter. There may be
some question whether the government. the city. or
the contractor should repair the damage but dis
puie n authority should not great delay
In n subject Of importance to many citizens
Since the Bedford Park residents have kept close
lookout FOR the thieves who have stolen small articles
from several houses the burglar, seem to have trans
fcrrcd their field Of operation Fordham and several
comrlainis have been made in the last week OF
depreciation, committed In that part Of the city.
Tie attention OF the Board OF Health has been
called 10 the santa condition Of some parts OF the
Morrisana District. Several OF the sewers are partly
luit. but apparently have not been extended FAR
enough the outlets, that they are almost useless
Requests have been made that the sewers be carried
further into the water. some OF the refuse l. brought
back to land by the tides.
The record of the dcath-cau,lng trolley llne last
week included one case Of probably fatal accii"ht
caused by the practice Of attaching sand or freight
cars TO the regular passenger cars. The Coroners
iury I'm another ease ccnsIrcd the company and
recommended the prosecution Of one OF its employees
another way. however, the trolley company secured
an advantage, rs it is announced that an arrange
ment has been completed by which the system will
be extended 50 that will be run between Harlem
and Mount Vernon without change
The suburban Club. of fremont, had successful
excur Ion on Friday Laurlton Grove The arrange
mcnts were in charge Of a committee consisting Of
\. Van No,irand. J. Thomas -teras. \. ID. striker.
David Duric and David Durie, ir. Among those
active In The preparations for the excursion N'r'
the officers ~ the club. The suburban Club sill
continues to be popular, although 1t lost some Of its
members Il Few Years ago when it became more dis
tnctivcly a Republican club. Those WHO seeded
formed the fremont Club. wli h has been a neighbor
ana a rival II the suburban club. There Is now some
discussion among member, OF the two to union
in "A social organization. which Shall have no
political leaning. The suburban club has a cubhous"
which could accommodate a larger number Of persons
that those now belonging To II. The suburban ClGb
has l..n an important ia tor I'm Republican politics
Plan by when it snail become les, Influential politi-
cally will probably meet with considerable OPPOSITION
The recent entertainment Of tue >chnorcr Club Wa,
not successful In attracting Il large number ot
guests rs of its previous festivals have been,
aud special ciiDit has been made 10 prepare an
attractive programme for Tuesday evening, when
summer festival will De- given. Professor Friegica
will have charge ol the music and Robe'S orchestra
has been engaged. There VIII bc II bowling c0nt'st
for priz,S. fhr concert has been prepared with an
{, special effort have the mu lie Hight and popular.
The Mrlru,r Turn Ncrcn has a large dGrca lion
to the Milwaukee Festival. The members OF the
Turn Nercin escorted their r"prcs' natives To tle
station on Wcdn, ,dry. The musical mrnb"rs OF the
~ ganza ton. who have not gone TO milwaukee,, VIII
have an outing with their families and friend, this
afternoon. They hope To hear good news from the
athletic part Of the vcren. who will take part In the
at Milwaukee, including Herman eeibert
teacher; Charles lorman. hrSt turnwari; =; Fischer
t. Mrhl. X. Kramer. f. Lu,hrma 81. +. III Jhnann,
L. Ronncr Julius Mayer, John lSrhke. william Teller
j. FrcundenmachcI, J. schnabc Albert Justa, Charles
>ciberi and q. Seihcrt.
Among the residents of North Newlork who are
faNng their summer rest I'm an ocean voyage l. John
". Everett. several members OF the Euterpe Choral
Society, OF which Mr. Everett !, the president, we're
among those who babe farewell 10 him. Many mem
bers Of the North New York Congre gitional Church
accompanied Ia the steamer Mrs.. Theresa carp, who
sailed for Europe on the Arizona.