New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-03
on THE LOWFR EDGE OF KINGS.

NFws AND MOTIFS FROM BENSONut TsT AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE
For long time reports say the management Of
the Bensonhursi postof'ce has been anything but
satisfactory 10 the residents. Complaints Of IN
civil'y n not downright rudcness. on the part OF
the attendants. 10 women and children WHO have
called for mail are matters OF common report ami
Il o. siii a petition IL now being prepared. 20 be
forwarded to the Postmaster General, In Washing
ton setting forth this condition OF arairs and
asking for An Official Investigation and aneiiorailon
- these AnnoynLces.
Edmund Brown. who promoted 10 police
cap,slncy on Wednesday has beer living In Benson
hurst for s,ycra. months. a. commandins sers an;
o., the Twenty arm sub Precinct. md his advance
inen f. the 81 much satisfaction 70 his many
friends In this part of the city.
Mr and Mrs Edwin :. Ives Of Bensonhurst.
IN company wlth friends made a bicycle tour II
Long Island during the week. They visited all The
profnincn. resorts On the south and north shores.
and were delighted with the trip.
To-day the Graveseni Ray Yacht club will hold
a club regatta.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Bogert. OF Van PcIt Manor.
VIII, recently returned from trip through The
ng The se,siIe resorts Of the Ncw-Jcrscy coast.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Nellie D.
bins = boston to J. Henry coleman. Jr. ~ hen.
,onhurs,. Ml's Robbins + ne daughter Of Mr. ara
Mrs Edwin Robbins. 81 Arlington Heights. sos-
bins
The Ncw-Utrecht wheelmen. at a meeting held
Wednesday night decided 70 Tave ,ns snnnrC'
George La Savage Frank Pnngcr ara i.ew,s
parade. which takes place August L.
Henry Pfalzgraf has been elected secretary OF
IN. board OF trustees Of the Gravcscnd Bay fa'ht
club.
Ohio and his family are visiting his l tg T TSl
onei A. W. Johnson on Inc sno', f.c' , i%.'
With the opening on Monday OF ne new route route
to Manhattan Beach. over the BROOKLYN r.l'Nht.d
West End road contemplatcs putting on several
express trains from the same point H'ptpiiH only
at Van Peli Manor Bath Beach. HenHonhurst ana
the Island. The change could not come too quick
for the travellers by this route.
In the allotment OF new sub-satons by the Post,
ONCE Department the annexed districts were again
left out In the cold. Inspector Beaver. who ves In
Fly ana vino aie pnmsonrs and
nelghboring settlements. reported agains an cAtrn
present time The residents. however. differ with
the Departments estimate OF the Importance Of
quick delivery
piavinp in the s. Andrews COLI cub games on
Saturday attracted marked attention Is STAYING ior
and Mrs caleb Breckinrilge. To-day lie will play
against Stoddart. the amateur champion
are now compelled to 20 either 10 Blythebourns OF
Van Pelt Manor, both places being "A hait mile
distant
man. o! Eighty -hIfhst.. bensonhurst Will 30 to
the mountains.
Mrs. j. H. Coleman. of Eighty -second-st;. Ben
sonhurst is spending fortnight in Sullivan County
The family Of Robert Il 3eiywck. chief clerk In
the shcrlrs office and Republican leader in the
ThIrtcth Ward Of Rlythebourne. Is summerng IN
Connecticut. Bob running up over Sunday.
William Enrich. the young Lad Of Bcnsonhurst
who rescued the body OF Archibald Young jr. who
was killed fortnight ago by diving into shosl water
from Locust Grove pier, has Received sft OF
500 from Mr.. Young's family In recognition OF his
timely service.
cake walk" outside OF colored circles is n
novelty but on Wednesday evening such affair
came on on the lawn OF Mrs. William Johnson Van
ns s About IT" doan
part. ]. r. Moore and Mrs. Voss were declared the
winners REGULATIONS and music followed. Others
Van Wari. Miss Minnie Durham J Bateman, w.
+. Johnson James WakIey. c. Smith and william
Johnson
The Bay Ridge Park Improvement Company.
which has been exploiting parcel Of property at
financial 1 I1n,e"l,ss " few Weeks aSo notice Of
foreclosure given by the Title Guarantee and
ss. ON pWsnasSy nds" CEMENT on the &
Court, granted judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
Those interested In the land scheme Mere Patrick
road: r.. ". Bliss. II. NJ. Thompson. C. MADDEN and
Daniel +. Lewis. es-presIdent OF the Brooklyn CITY
Liberty Hook and Ladder Company. composed Of
Bath Beach and Bensonhurst men. at its last meet
ing decided, after much opposition. to send dele
gallon to the State Fremens Convention In Troy
on August % large number OF the members
were against this alleged waste OF money, but The
''paraders' won the day. and secured $3.50 for ex-
penses.
s mchs EnSsy the %" T FoT daH
has so far won all the contests, and he Is psae,-
cally barred for the season. Those now striylng
fSr supremacy are Thoma, G9ld'ng, feoIse an
CHARLES G be- Man ry " Teseroe and Thomas Mu,
yey on the 18th swimming carnival VIII a pe
being made.