New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
BENSONHURS1'.
A PRESSING NEED FOR FIRE MIGRANTS
IN THE TOWN
FROM AROUND GRAVEsEND BAY-TOo
NAVY b,.s FOR COMFORT.


MANY DOGS FOR COMFORT
Walter Bell. son 0: Major Thomas Bel OF
Eighty -iirst-sreet, who recently returned i'o'" q
protracted STAY I'm the Adirondack Mountains. VIII
spend the winter at Asheville. \. c. where lie soeS
for the benefit OF his health. starring next "ee"
Republican ward headquarters for the caHpa's"
have been established In the Young Mems Chris
t,an Association Hall Eighteenth and Main SIS
Van Pei; Manor. where the leaders, ana acu'e
workers will report. Thorough ana peIsiS'e'.
work promises to be the order OF the day fd"aru
NJ Clarkson. the Republican candidate TOT 'he AS
sem5ly will also make the hall his headquarters
tUs crorcas NJ election are more than bright, al
though this district has been represented by q
Democrat for some terms
An effort is being made TO have hre hyura"'s
placed at suitable points for the protecuoh VI
property and with this end I'm view. LOUIS VI.
Ient and William Bell. of Bay Ridge. representing
nearly three hundred residents. recently called on
the BOARD OF city Works and presented a petition
70 DENNY Commie Lyman. The oHlcial5 said
they would consider the matter. ana doup'es'
favorable ection will follow. The necessity u n.e
hydrants Is imperative. and steps 10 further inns
work will also be taken by other sections ol Tue
ward. .
Last night meeting was held at the New
Utrecht club for the purpose Of arranging FOR an
Individual bowling tournament captain 'd'eSs
team carried off the honors and a prize on the re-
cent roll off on a tie game.
4 handsome house will be erected TOT W, H.
Hanna of the firm OF Brombacher Co. New
York who purchased -four OTIS on Seventy-tour'h-
street Bay Pidse Park. a few days ago, for when
he paid $3.50.
DR. Gleason is a new accession TO the list OF BEN
sonhurst's physicians. and he has opened an oi''e
In the Hotel Bensonhurst
Des,i,e repeated circumstances from the people
~ Hersonhurst to the Brooklyn City Railroad the
condition n waiting rooms at 1nlrd-
avenue and Sxty-ifth-street remains unchanged
Long waits are some times unavoidable Al 'hH
pace and In Indictment weather the discoW'or's VI
rhe frame she'd which has no ACCOMMODATIONS
Whatever for women and children. are severely iei''
Another effort viii be made to abolish the annoy
ancc and a direct appeal will be made 10 Presideh'
Daniel Lewis. OF the company. VINO mas usually re-
sronded promptly 10 all complaints relative TO the
service OF his road
AS was expected. the ring or machine De'hocfa's
have placed NJ : Horton. formerly Highway COM
missioner of the Old town OF New Utrecht. In NOM
ination for the Supervisorship. The FergueSoh rae
ton had selected william Keegan. private score
,arv n, Supervisor Ferguson. and secretary OF the
tr.hria,cs' Home at Fort Hamilton, az successor
10 the doubtful honors enjoyed by ms eHip'o!e''
I'm, no was defeated after stiN fight by the
anti Ferguesonites headed by DR.. John H. De
Mund n prominent physician OF Bensonhurs'' anu
heretofore a strong ally OF the supervisor ms
,o,.o yu !, t. said break the back Of the machine.
Democracy After Horton nominated the ques-
ton arose VIII nIs name appear on me orlicia'
ballot The Board OF Election. under advice OF '"e
CORPORATION Counsel. decided not 10 PRINT the MA
chine candidates name on the ballot ana ms coui'
s.i lanes G. Church nephew Of the notorious
Judge Church. OF Fort Hamilton. who mas heao-
devilIed all the nefarious New-Utrecht ring scnenes
for the last ten years obtained writ on rne board
70 show cause why Horizons name should nor or
printed the order being made returnaole to-day
and in which the Corporation Counsel MCDo"au'
Will appear for the ward. In connection with INNS
o,,rov.rsv the Republicans Wednesday de-
,ld N Mace John V Pelt. Supervisor-elect. IN the
ned and take no chance OF losing the once by de
faur Mr. Van Pelts certificate was hed the same
day .v, =,
r w. Rummel. OF Bay Twenty-eighth-s''
ownor. OF th, Yacht Edda D.. and a New YORK
,,, ,os tho recip,ent OF a barometer at the re-
conf annual dinner OF the Brooklyn Yacht Ciup
Tho reunion and spread ard distribution OF prizes
took place q, Timer Park.
\ Greater New York meeting was he'd IN
brewery Han. Ninety-sixth-sreet and Th'rd-aVe-
nue. Fort Hamilton "Wednesday evening c,.ss
To-day the Phoenix Football club VIII pay, h - 'aSs
% Of the POLYTECHNIC Institute at Bensonhurs and
many Young women friends OF the respective CLUBS
are expected TO be- present . 81,
rho anal game In the cribbage tournament OF
the New Utrecht club was played last sa,ur srs
re- Judge John Cowenhoven second. ana Juase
John c. Rhodes third. The usual ceremonies ~
/ n,yeI he
DOGS anpear TO be the bane OF Bensonhurst Inc
rt,,a . arc OF ali sizes and varying dispositions
though IL is evident an effort IS mace 10 ,,
Ostensbly the CANNES are for o"u many
Portable when waking by these aiie8ed suaruuns
complaints are frequent OF ATTACKS ny uoss, aiau
, xhoesale shootngs have been threatened uI,iess
ths nuisance IS abaed. The people wonder u there
il not an ordinance for the suppression OF the 100
Large audiences witness the pay Of the Crescent
football team. who indulge In practice games s VI.
their grounds at Seventy htth-strcet on the ShoIe
road by electric light. II Is a decided hoVeUy
and greatly enjoyed . =, . ,,..u.o.. r,ohro
! club at the home OF Thomas A. Ritson, Twenty
second-avenuc the winners OF the prizes were Mis
Water T.. Parnt first and Mrs Nuna !, resns
second Mrs George l.. Heitkamp was the hostess
Next Thursday he 18th. the club VIII meet AT the
house OF Mrs w. f. Parht. In Benson avenue
| Membership % the New Utrecht CUB Is increas
rg rapidly Several Applications are no" On nc.
NcCutclcon and Thomas D. Murphy. me Cluo
I owns Il ilne property on the ocean front nnd mas
all the conveniences and attractions o, mrs, ass
city organization. Inc p""fN W 49,
town members. -, =, -, a.. ,ho
4 series OF entertainments will be held by me
Young Mems Christian AssociauSh, al ,Ie,' IA ia
in Van P.lt Manor. beginning on November 4 Inc
original old Homestead quartet VIII pFoI.iue tne
programme. The other entertainments WI pe ""
December TO- January rs and February u.s.
function from that OF previous years unaer me
old regime OF town officials heretofore 'ne poaru
Ala b,siness when Il Pleased during the hours In
/ which registration Is supposed 10 De carried on
,nd.r the statute Voters were sometimes com
uelled TO await the convenience OF the ouicers out
fbis venr a change IL noticeable ana the boards IN
every hour OF the day which the law requires
/ much 70 the satisfaction OF those Interested.
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