New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

NOTES OF INTEREST FROM BENsoNHURsT AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.

NOTES OF INTEREST FROM BENsoNiiURsT AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
Football is now the craze among the athletic
Young men on the Bay shore and several ina'ch
games have attracted much attention. The Pnoe-
My team OF Bath Beach. has vanquished the
Plymouth Rock Athletic Club team, OF staten
Island. by a score of 100 Captain Hoover Oh the
Phoenix team, distinguished himself by clever pay
ing At Van Pet Manor the 1ogas' or PUBIC ochooi
NO. : New-York defeated the Nigilants, OF Bah
Beach. the victors scoring 80 on Tuesday the
Bath Beach team played several practice games
at Van Pelt Manor.
At Kay's Hall. Blythebourne, on MONDAY even
ing the Bythebourne Engine Company gave us
annual entertainment. Professor MHlers ofchesua
furnls shed the music. and a solo was given by IS VI
Chase the blind tenor accompanied by MISS
Blanche Wilder. The Standard Comedy company,
composed Of local amateurs, presented MiAeu
Pickles" The entertainment was successful from
a financial point. The officers of the hre company
which has given good service on many trying occa-
SONS are as follows: ". NJ D!ckover, foreman
J. W. Holmes first assistant foreman joan NC
Namara second assistant foreman; W. +. HOP
kins. secretary; Z. +. P!umridSe treasurer L. d.
Flthan. engineer: ID. Donegan' hrst asSis'a"' en-
gine.r: Henry Marx second assistant engineer Gus
Windt captain: c. +. ". Lehman, lieutenant; r. u
Green hoseman: George Nelson assistant hose
man. trustees Edwin Sands. W. f. Hopkins r. r.
Herig O. w Palmer Theodore II. Bailey Mortl-
mer $ Horton r. W. Sarbuck and =. H. GiaSnoii'
Mrs f. T. Upper, at her home IN lay lhFy-
nrst-st., entertained the members or the bs'-soh-
hurst Ladies' Euchre club Thursday afternoon.
The usual games OF progressive euchre were en-
toyed. The membership Of the club has received
several fresh accessions increasing the pleasure
Of the weekly meetings.
on Monday evening the formal organization VI
the Lincoln Club Of the Thrtieth Ward. Re
publican political and social body. was completed
a meeting at the clubs permanent headquarters
! Sixty -lrst-st. and New-Ctrecht-avc., LeHeFt
Park A constitution was adopted and the following
executive stan elected: President. Grant h. Hamil-
ton. of Mapleton first vice-presdent Judge Bank
son T. Morgan. Of Blythebourne; second vice.
president j. ". Wright Of West Brooklyn: CORE
spending secretary. Cornelius Sebert. OF Lenerts
rark; recording secretary Harry NJ See OF B S
Beach, treasurer. John V. Van Pelt. OF Van Pen
Manor, trustees Theodore II. Bailey. BY the-
bourne. NJ. II. lIegeman Van Pelt Manor, J.. II
Iho;son, West Brooklyn. \ two years lease mas
billiard table and other club accessories Tn"
only drawback If such it can be called, is the To-
Fort Hamilton and Bay Ridge districts but as the
Eepuo.lcan strength OF the ward Is In ana around
the halls neShborhood. the selection was possibly
made on that account. Grant r.. Hamilton. the
club president Is the well-known cartoonst on
Judge and he has cOsey home at Mapleton.
The idea OF the social side OF the club originated
time, and give great deal of his attention to the
development OF his favorite plan. About fifty of
the leading Republicans OF the ward are members,
ard many applications have been received The
regular meeting night Is the first Wednesday in
each month. and the election OF officers will take
place ut the January meeting.
Geotse b Leach has leased the house of Bernard
Murphy. in Eighty-fourth-st. for a term OF years.
Mr' i-each AMI his family have been living there
for the last six months.
\ new ORGANIZATION. the West End Social club.
has come 10 The front in Bath Beach The officers
dent ID. Woods; treasurer. f.. McMann - secretary.
J,2 N.9nan. assistant secreIsfy. r Welsh.
- mako the winter pleasant for rs members and
their young women friends. who will take an active
For the first time in many years New-Utrecht
VIII be- represented in the Assembly and in Con
WashIngi5n: and a. Nr' Vnn ps viii now taks
question the Republicans may be said 70 be more
than pleased s,C,i WIN the outlook for the future
WggnS Eg S E G6 hed it; first sstherns of the
Twenty NTH It, The prize winners were Gertie car
man. Mrs. Freeth, Alice carman and Corlnnie
stowe. Those present were Misses Susie and Annie
Van Peit Anna Colman. Carrie cornnie and Emma
stowe. Marie Lester, Josephine Tredwe. the Misses
Louise Alice and Gertrude Carman. Julia Iochhead.
Mr. AshGm Mrs GrIf'h and Mrs Fre st ,, The
Parftt. Benson and Twentieth ayes, on November
After waiting since June 80 last when the work
was completed. James II. Graham, OF Bensonhurst;
an %I'T n %" Of SewYork Contractors re-
! ceived the amounts due them for tagging by SUI
| lion counsel. Engineer Ford also had his b
settled. much his relief ExCommissI oner Rit-
|
final settlement OF the matter as II he mad bee
"A beneficiary. instead of much badgered official
up to and after the completion OF the work
Candidates for the appointments Of Police Justice
and Assessor are numerous In the Thrty-hrst w ara
| section OF Bcnsonhurst. II Is not known what
| persons after these two plums In other por-
| tons of the ward but Ma ior Thomas f.. Bell and
Robert l.. Brackett, of South Bensonhurst. are
| bringing all the influence they can command To
| bear Mayor Schieren. They are both stanch
Republicans and men Of ability
The many friends q Louis X Taylor. Of Eighty
fourth-st. Van Ielt Manor. are congratulating him
upon his admission to the New York stock broker
| age firm OF LOOMS l.. White & Co. Mr. Taylor
is an active and popular member Of the Bath Beach
Fire Company. and his associates think he ought
to open n bottle of ink" on the strength OF his
business Advancement
Supervisor Furgueson Is also Shore Inspector a
State office but the last Legislature refused to
make an appropriation to maintain the establish
mrnt in the style II administered for the last
eight wears This fact freshly brought to pubic
| attention in making the annual tax levy. The
nspector still enjoys the statutory salary OF S2oo
| hut the chances he Will be removed by Gov
ernor Morton when he goes In at the first OF the
| wear No one would regard the removal OF the
| boss. , =, A., r.,....,
| Ward f1r consolidation with the Greater NewYork
win two or three exceptions this was the heaviest
| majority cast by any OF the Brooklyn wards Nc
| Kanes old kingdom gave bare os IN us FAVOR
| Greater New-York has always been popular with
the people of NewUrecht. as II Is settled mostly by
| New Workers.
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