New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
SMART SUBURBAN POLICEMEN MRS. JOHN
KELLY'S GOOD WORK.

Suburban bu.ine,s men along the lines Of t. lud'o1
pi-or and Harlem roads were among those WHO
suffered most from the effects OF The s'fuc lhe Nv"
roads are the usual means Of travel Tor many Vi tc
residents of the Twenty fourth Ward ana 'Ac sudden
su.pei,,ion Of traffic annoying. Those VINO "chs
10 liz, stations without reading copies OF uc morning
,an.rs listened with establishment to the stones oil
doi,vs The men who are accustomed TO take late
twins fouDd that they could not 20 10 business az III
nv the usnal routes and the New ork and northern
and suburban rapid transit roads received suu"c"
accession of business. one uncomhlulhV'N0 0'''''
man waited for nearly hour at station he'uhe
over the delav before he took the trouble to md out
the cause The residents of the western part 81 Uc
Annexed District able in the AFTERNOON " ~
,i,hi, reasonable distance Of their homes over INC
~ev- yorh and Northern road, and the elevated anu
suburban roads gave access far a, fremont on Ie
e.,t side but Spuytcn Duyvil on one side ana "o"d
lawn on the other were difficult Of access
fremont has among its residents woman VINO
sco,,s 10 have solved the problem Of finding business
e,.itod for one Of her on the death Of Il Tcl'
,v. she continued the real estate business "hich nc
h,e carried on am extended it until She i one OIL INC
best.bnown members of the business commnpiV Vi
The ueighborhood. she has just started on pressure
trip TO Europe, as the hr9' Va'"'io" STU ' ~
from business cares. .,
Tyro voupr women with different IDEAS OF life
fr,o those of the successful business women TOOK inc
veil last week and became sisters OF -. Doh'lc
They were Miss Mary Blake, of Annapolis, graduate
~ the Convent of the school sisters oi NotFe Dame"
and Miss virginia Camp, Of Baltimore from the
school Of the Convent OF the Visitation, Georgetown
II g. They received the veil al the Corpu, Chrisu
Monastery at Hunts Point NicarGcneidl Preston
made an address. and Impressive part Of the cefe
,no,, was his Offering Of the two Crowns, one or
bors and the other Of and the choice Of edc
Of the young women Of the crown OF thoTh7'
That thc Park policemen in some Of the outlying
marks are visiant and wde-awakc was shown last
week bv the fact that one Of them discovered inc
dead body Of a man hanging from tree near 'he
roadside in Cr0tOns Park. The condition OF me
body showed that the must have hanged himself
ONLY one OF two weeks before his BODY was found
Crotr.a Park is OF the smallest and most fire
ouentld of the new parks. If man wishes to
commit suicide with the assurance that 10 Park poco-
mai win disturb his body until the bones are blelchcd
he should 20 to Van COurtlandt or Pelham Ray
Par,, No one can accuse the policemen in those
marks OF having discovered anything, and II requires
tlpo most implicit faith in the correctness OF tho
Park Commissioners pay rolls TO warrant the belief
that such policemen really exist.
Little Tammany the Tammany Hall organization
Of The Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards. held
on Wednesday evening its annual excursion. which de
lighted the braves and filed some Of them with fire
water" As Fire Commissioner PnrrJy led the party
there a good representation from uic IRE De
partment, and many downtown politicians joined The
The DAY passed at LSurelOn Grove
Cold ~pring IIar1Or. The members Of the committee
OF arrangements Enocl Vrccand chairman
Joseph shea. Robert A. joyce. Thomas NJ. Lynch
Jacob Seabold, John b. shea, Iell0tt d. Dtchcrt, Dr
John Parsons John p. Dunn, John lalloran and
James Mitchell.
A Jew of the Tammany recovered from the
excursion IN time 10 attend the clanbake Of the
schnorcr Club on Thursday: The excursion was in
charge Of Louis }. lieintz, william q; McCrea. Peter
DOelScr. ir.. John Mcmahon, Patrick McCabe George
y. Rcinhart Edward RObitzek, AlO> A. EerTnan
Frederick >choh and George Chsppell aS committee
OF arrangements The claBbake held at seaside
Park, Bridgeport.
The good work Of Mrs. John Kelly and the younp
people who hold a sale Of ice Friday
evening al one hundred and fity second 81 and Mott
ave. for the benefit of The Tribune FreslIAir Fund
has resulted in two substantial contributions o. that
nd, and is an Indictment to other bands OF charitable
young people 10 make similar efforts.
The cornerstone of one Of the buildings at 81.
Johns College. FOrdham, will be laid next Sunday.
The address viii be delivered BY the Rev William \.
Dunphy, OF the cISS Of 1878, the rector Of John
Church. White Plains. The Right Rev John J. Con
roy, Of the see Of CUrum, who vice president Of
the college IN 1914 Will Olhcate al the service. The
members Of the Alumni Association Will meet after
the ceremony.