New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
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WHAT Is GOING on AND TALKED ABOUT IN THE
PRETTY SUBURB OF BROOKLYN.
The large roomy house being erected AT Eighty
second-st and Twenty ecOnd ave, for Mrs. Rob
4ris of Ne,y- York. being rapidly pushed 10 com
pletIon In the mean time the owner and her SIS
ter ar. staying with Mr. Balons. in Eighty thrd-st.
Painting and furnishing up for the winter are
active inst now Charles VI Smith. in Bay Thirty
tr-t-st and W II. Roy in Elghty-fourih-st are
having their houses painted in the prevailing pop
ular light col1rs Nearly all the Villas In Benson
hurst wore a sombre hue year ago: now they nave
blossomel ont in all the tnts from pure white 10
the cool grays.
polltirs Is once again uppermost. and discussions
ON the availability ana chances OF prospective can
didatcs are heard on every hand one OF the re-
cent rumors Is that affecting the candidacy OF Rop'
err l. Sedgwick 81 Blythebourne. now chief clerk
i'm the Snerins Office, Tor the HrgisleIsH'p O' N"e
Republican ticket.
During the last summer the sales OF real estate
"a R.usonhurst have been many, ANA James D.
Iynch the founder OF the place, says building
viii bee brisk in all parts OF the town
Twrntv-frst Twenty-second and CropS"y ayes
ARE, I'm the hands Of the macadamizlng contractor
and the streets are torn up and almost impossible
fran, end TO end Fair progress is being made In
the work but it IS thought much larger force
viii appear IN all the thoroughfares thirty days De-
fore election. In order to secure voting privileges
for recently naturazed citizens.
and Mrs. John Robin son. whose me mouse anu
rr.uul. on the shore Road. Fort Hamilton attract
much attention have just returned from d three
weeks tour through portions Of New England ana
Nova Scotia. which included carriage trips through
the most picturrsqu" portions or the interesting
Proyiue~.
Last Saturday afternoon the mosquito fleet o'
in. ,irayes.nd Yacht club whose house is at rwen'
,,-s.c,nl-av. Bensonhurst. sailed race for a
trophy ana other prizes of red by W. H. Johnson
A CO.. Bath Beach. The Nellie. owned by Supervisor
Tursueeon. won the trophy. which IL finely exc
cnted miniature saboat IN gold ana silver The
Naiad wa the second. and then came the Columbia
and POLY The club expects to erect new clubhouse
Aftcr m absence of three months, Walter F.
parntt the well-known architect. and his family
hay. returned to the Homestead, their , stately
home Benson-aNe, Hensohhur+t, from nriu tI
hampton the island where they Always paSs the
John Ambrose. president OF the Thirty ninth
Street Ferry COMPANY ana ait"r Whotn Ai'p'V P
Park where Buffalo Bill's Wild West SHOW holds
forth. named, and who has been LIVING IN ben,
sonhurst since June returned with his FAMILY 10
New-York few days ago s,.,, uo,. ,ru,s,,v-
nfth-ave.. Bensonhurst is being erected for Michael
Mccain, who will move into II with MS tainlly
when It * ready for occupancy.
A progressive euchre party thar has survived
winter and summer season Is conceded 10 POSSESS
c rnS"I hs seems to be- the ease with the Merry
Congress OF Married Ladies cub. Inc ttle Is
Formidable. and has caused some merrlmsnt' put
meeting was at the home OF Mrs y ~ Morrlssey,
vent
urlz, Mrs John DE Mund second ana Mrs. John
AlIaIre third All the members were present eN-
ceptlng Mrs. Commodore Freeman ana Mrs Par
MI who out OF town.
MIR, lmogen G. Fales win soon erect c1tage IN
Hny Twenty -nnthst.. Bcnsonhurst Ii VIII be "A
prettv and substantial structure.
now addition 10 the professional staff OF DR.:
: Fleet Speir has been made DR.. Ira Aver VIII
have charge of the office ana slnltarum at Benson
hurst.
4 meeting OF the New-Utrecht Wheelmen Will be
held on Monday October 5. at the house or A. '.
FRY cropsey and Eighteenth ayes. az 80 y. m,
some congrnal members OF the Newt recht t'uD
began "A cribbage tournament last SATURDAY even
ins Twelve entries made and score 10 cate
follows the first number indicating games won
and the last number those lost Commodore CharieS
II Simonson &; Or. Earl H. Mayne -; Judge
/ g Rhodes -: Thomas W. Harris, -; William
N,Manins 80 II e. Furman. 3-3: W. H. wright.
"a, iohn Cowenhoven. 3-3: Mark Van Brunt.
2; & g Anderson -: ". H. Frizze. Go The
,ournament will be continued this evening ana the
nnals viii be played October IL
Tha ,wentv-hve members OF Liberty Hook and
Ladder company No T. which went to Hudson.
on Tuesday to attend the dedicatory cere-
monies of the Fircmen's Home. returned home on
'rhmrsdav evening The contingent was under the
command of Foreman John G. Rhodes, ana several
pensonhurst members were in the squad.
The police OF the Twenty fifth Sub-Precinct. under
command OF Sergeant Corwin. moved into their
new quarters. In Nineteenth-ave. asst Saturday
night. They are fairly wei settled cells VIII
hs huilt In the basement