New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-17
on TIE LOWER EDGE OF KINGS.


ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
The Aidermanic nomination Is being quietly dis
cussed now. The district rs composed OF the
Thrtieth and Thirty first wards and the question IL,
Which will secure the candidate? This problem IS
perpexlng both the Republicans and Democrats ana
the indications the plum VIII fail 10 New
Utrecht as this section has really more at stake
from a municipal point OF view than Gravesenu'
whose territory IL altogether OF rural character,
with improvements doubtless important In their way.
but not in compariso with the public works being
carried and necessary In the development OF the
Thrtieth Ward. The contest promises 10 be inter-
esting but It is safe to that 80 far as the he
pubcans concerned. the indications point 10 the
nomination OF Supervisor Van Pet. The Democrats
are all at sea about their man. the fight between
the machine and the reformers Is likely to be brought
to harmonious and satisfactory close
Mr. F. B. Upper and family. OF Bay Thrty-first-
st. Bensonhurst. are passing few weeks In the
White Mountains
Michael Moloughney. the welknown merchant Of
Bath Beach. sailed for Europe last week. He will
return about the middle OF October
The hop given at the Hotel Argyle last Saturday
was a great success, both in point OF attendance
and enjoyment. On Monday the guests were enter
tanned by Judge Green with special selection OF
stories and com.cal recitals Tonight another hop
will be given which the management VIII endeavor
weather permtting-to make the most successful
occurrence OF the season.
The fair given by 81. Finbars Roman Catholic
Church has yielded handsome returns and over
1900 IL expected to be realized The competition
for prizes was spirited. Walter Miller Of Benson
hurst winning the bicycle. The various tables
were In charge OF Mrs. Thomas Mulvey. Mrs.
Mayhem. Miss Hayes. Mrs William Fl. West Mrs
Joseph Carroll Mrs. Theodore Arens. Mrs. =. J.
Flanagan. Mrs. John T Hayes. Mrs Bost. Mrs.
Farren Mrs p J. Carey. Mrs. NJ. J. McGrath.
and Miss Maggie Eagan.
For ladies Night" at the Gravesend Bay Yacht
Club a special programme prepared. partic-
pated in by the Metropolitan Quartet, J. W.
Macy, Miss Helene stursberg. John T. Woods Miss
Kate +. Dunno. Robert J. Webb and r. {. NJ
Fitzgerald Tonight will be reserved as a stag
for club members and their friends. for which
local and professional talent have been secured
for special performance on August 81. the club
Will give benefit entertainment at the Captains
Pier Bath Beach An attempt will be made on
this occasion eclipse all former Efforts and the
ascaens POINT of To the s5 r. Bracket Of
South Bensonhurst. was elected secretary in place
and William Tenter were elected trustees. The lat
has been mustered in the fleet
Tonight an entertainment and reception will be
given at Fort Lowry. Bath Beach. the proceeds 10
he s.yGed to s p the M sa the
Edgewood Church Blythebourne on last Sunday
evening held a echo meeting under the auspices OF
Miss j. Judd. Miss c. MCGEE and George Perkins.
who attended the recent BGiIen sonsn1n az
ing and were listened 10 attentively.
Mis-. Louise De Mund. Of Twsnty-seesoInd ave:
Branch Is now staying for fortnight in Newton
don. Conn.
Cummings IT, are on a hunting expedition near
Moosehead Lake Me. They have written home some
moving narratives Of adventures by field ana Hood
The Church of the Advent. Of Betsonhurst; mas ,ss
been Incorporated. Il will be free church win the
ro in xIsIi Hoard JANE 2d " smith F. 1 dsrd
shFop GeGrse ora1 eafn a., ana Gsorse
Some of the alleged open-air 'smusements. fur
nishei for the pubics deectation in Bath Beach
this M ef. afs s"s and Visit o Alleged singing
smuggling matches and questionaDie vauaeg"e ar, ate
res Bath Beach may be said to have been
afflicted with lower grade than even that OF last
summer.
earned vacation. and will take driving trip
through the Berkshire Hills The Judge has re.
grounds on TIE Bay shore, Being confirmed
bachelor the central figure OF the ornamental statu
female "'
While ex-supervisor Cornell" Furgueson is os
in sh ou. o Of ncorporators and trustees
recently announced OF the inebrlates home IN rort
Hamilton and OF which he IL the appointing power
the old Democratic machine boss" took care OF
few OF his whilom political aiders. abettors and az.
samuel Richards AIber, V. Voorhees,. William
keegan. Frank Conan. John Neyils panie Ryan
Austin q. Crane and John Cow~nhoyen; incorpora-
tors. and Samuel A. Avila and H. Y Storm. trus
tees OF the Institution. some Of the above names
1t II said suggest possible return 10 oid-tirne
methods IN this falls campaign. unless the reform
element in the ward illustrates the scheme. az II
did at the last election held under the auspices OF
the old town ring officials.
Frank Bailey OF Blythebourne. has returned home
from Europe He went abroad In company with the
Cornell College Gl~e club.
on Wednesday George La Savage defeated Fred
Zimmerman I'm a race the cycle path. the winner
covering distance. 2O yards. In "a seconds. and
thereby receiving a gold medal Both are members
OF the Newt Wheelmen. The annual parade
az the club. which WAS TO have been held to-day
awarded for the best DECORATED mans and woman's
wheel: also for the latest and thnnest man In
line
That portion OF the proposed Bensonhurst Park
belonging to the Gunther estate has been acquired
by the county for $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs Aivah Dawson OF Blythebourne,
have taken trip 10 the Thousand lslands ana
Montreal, and will stop at Lake George and Sara~