New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
on THE LOVER EDGE OF KINGS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsoNHuRsr AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsoNHURsr AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
There has been some Misrepresentation regarding
the status OF the New-Utrecht Water Company
srce the approval OF the bill by Governor Morton
for the purchase OF its plant. The company has
recently made its seml-annual bills TO consum-
ers and there is a disposition to dispute its power
10 collect them. At the recent annual meeting
resolution was passed empowering the directors 10
arrange for the sale OF the plant to the city, but
the transfer is not likely TO be effected before the
first OF next year. and the bills presented are
for the next six months. consumers VIII douotless
be impelled TO pay them. The officers elected at
the meeting were: President. W. NJ. Brasher; vice.
president Captain Albert Spencer; secretary and
treasurer W. 5. Anderson: assistant, e. r. flsher;
directors. w NJ Brasher. Albert Spencer. W. 5.
Anderson Robert Dix. Dean Sage. William K Hun
ter and Peter Williamson. per cent semi-ahnua1
In the annual cruise and regatta Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club the catboats r.ada ~ 1"f hv Hyugh n
Fursueson. of Bensonhurst sailed; B9,h owners owners
Club the former being rear-commodore and an en-
thuslastic yachtsman. The latter club has an;
nou rraon MS saten Island July opening Of
clubhouse IN Timer Park ard annual REGATTA Juy
September g. Highlands OF Navesnk, Louis Loeb
head has resigned the treasurershp. G. Lucken6aen
has tonei the cub adding his steam yacht Now
Then TO the fleet. Or. schoonmaker. OF Brooklyn.
has also Joined the club ,Ss Homestead and his FAM
,lv executing his daughters Mabel and Violetta,
W., wno school term. went to their summer home. in
BridsehamiOn; Long Island on Tuesday last They
The Blythebourne Tennis and Archery CLUB mas .
organized and elected the following officers: rres-
dent, Lyle n sands ssp,ai sseT e. Il Finley '0"
For several weeks County Treasurer adams Ada n has
s fsr sa ahvGrSs and former county
town the rh,re anns ana t usr
OF 1888 The sale is set for next Tuesday;
but rsstraiSns rs srdeT vrs Sn 0s s. dverOn
Of Gravesend. through the Taxpayers' Associa-
tlon by Judge Brown OF the supreme t b mhvn
t Is a OF the County Treasurer these
eu%r sales n6 are the TO- sell the lands q re
Ss a nc Of Kings County should the Injunction be
ma ,ps sne dr ss must
The Lincoln Club has recently received TWO mo-
s Horton OF Blythebourne the unsucc sssful pemo-
cratic candidate for Supervisor against John ~ ";
Similar action was taken by Frank % aerr,s
viii dsow the shG Newsrtrech, wheelmen will be in
line the ss senysonhdrs Bath Beach and
Van pss Msn Thomas T. EsOn
onaaye expected to head sns Sontphssh Ben.
s1phurs, has leased his cottage and intends spend
ing the summer in Asbury PARK, Mr ana Mrs Rvns =;
v S's ,, on OF viii also
a saave Rensonhurst for several months. having
e TSe Merry bachelors. Of Fort Hamilton, held
their annual beach party in Timer Park Wednes-
III" ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Enter
.ainmHnf Comnittee OF the Ridge Club for an In
ssarmai dance and supper ON Monday evening next
In the clubhouse. .,.,. A., pors,rh,r..
ond Rath Reach One hundred and four scholars OF
pmh,ic School No l0l are sick with the disease.
which is also spreading In Fort Hamilton ana
Bay Ridge ,. -. r,,.h..ao.s an.
Rath Bench has been begun - -
Sunsrvlsor Van Pelt continues to improve. but
tho Change for the better slow. His many friends
are pleased 10 know that he Is out OF danger.
On THURSDAY for the first time. the city work de-
part,nent introduced its garbage collection system
with the Invention and once more took courage In
the hope OF finally enjoying the full Dement'S OF city
life which many imagined would be realized the
first morning after the annexation law went into
effect