New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
ABOVE THE HARLEM.
MATTERS OF INTEREST To PEOPLE
LIVING N THE NORTHERN WARDS.

COMPLAINTS AEOrT THE TEMPORARY BRIDGE
o,.rp THE prvrr vt.prtxcs TIM. rot.
NOM NM -'l''" NOTES.
The temporary brlige over the Harlem River Is
inadequate to accommodate IN" hrg" tram In he
busy hours OF tho dnF. There apparently will b"
much delay I'm constructing the now Third-ayc.
bridge. and the temporary structure may De- used
for two or three vsars The draw Is opened ire
quently for the passage OF vessels and large num-
hers Of trucks accumulate at either end ~ the
bridge IN spite OF the know ledge that llrg" and
high structure j. ID progress. numerous complaints
are made 90 even tn "fni lrarf us" Of h" present
inadequat" means OF "rosfing ne Harlem.
Morris Heights has grown rapidly In the number
Of buildings ami Inhabitants since the University OF
the CITY ~ Now York began - occupy .is new
site. The houses formerly unoccupIed ar" now al
most al rented or sold The accommodations FOR
pupils and professors are Insufficient and ;he de-
mand for small houses now exceeds the supply.
i"' P''S'"' % ~ W." S'E 80 as ~" nome ia ''
pr.el,.,.r,ar faith %. 5ecss th. s,li.., az o-g,niz
.t.'. 80 .'.. ,...,.,,,
Ihh " H'"I'I 10 ''"' GENERALIZATION 'H ''"t 9"'"t"
The political indeIeulcucc ~ the voters above the
U,rl.,r piv.r has he.r chou, ~, NAM. ,c.,s,,,s
,,,.. ., ,..', - ,t',, -, 49,
especially "hrn Commissioner Ii"lntz organized the
,wo ve,,- The rr.scn, uol,,Icd situation has
o",'.o, r.,,', a'', ,',t,' - 49,, f'a,. -,
political independence and many independent clubs
have been organized within three months in the up
per "1iIs Inc ahu-ianm'ny Democracy had
been almost entirely eNtirgushcd. but there Is now
, ,.,.t,..1 AZ ,,,o.,,for O.. ,,,cbiu. ,ne,bois Tbo
vote IN NoN"inpr piobdbN VIII snow that thiH l''l-
ING u Indeurud.uc. q stronger than auD1r.utiV
,lt., -, -, ,,., -, ~. ,, a, H.,
p''''H'u ny '"r P''''''IS y" I"dI "''iS 81 ms
portancc are to be- chosen by the residents above
the Harlem but Interest In the election is greater
,, Co., 49,, ~ 49,.
thih LOT SfN'iHl years pd@|
The Sprnghurst public school opened last week
with i fair attendance Of pupils The ou.rlug ok
80, 80,
'I'f'S were 81 UNUSUAL interest III" S'hooI chII-
dren paraded about the streets on Saturday before
,t ,r.t ,,,c,. ~, htt -, ,n s,ho,i
w 'i'''' N''''''' VIZ '''' a. NV - "'''
school Commissioner GOulIen gave to the school
handsome American flag and DR. J. T. DAILY pre-
sent.I , nal. an mitch ,ba eo, ,,uI h d,snl, vol
POW ~" ''' w S VIZ "
f'n"rts I" OBTAIN the school hid been made by the
Sprnghurst residents for TWO or three years and
~. pr,i o,o,tn,, -, tho .oh,oi No.. ,,.a,,u, mol,
Wv '''"i 'P'''"H " '"c ''"""' Wa "'"'"'' WV
coined
Several wcll-knovn residents Of Fordhom have
unified I'm an n0orf In .r,,.t su,lI, monument M
some central pYlnt I'm ordham Ia Edgar Allen POE
Th recent uubcatinu of ih. urJvatn rt,.rs written
by POE shows how closely T'orIharn was linked
with important events In his life fl has been sug-
gcstci that nearly SLOWS might l.. cxlr.nd,I in
erecting a suli.Li. memorial and promises ~ lil-
eral subscriptions have been secured
Several weddings OF interest occurred last week In
the upper wards The most elaborate ceremony
was that az the wedding Of Miss Louise NJ smith
Easi one hrn5raI,nI- f,rfy.df,b-st +" The RCv
James ReynoIds ir Rector Of 81 Mary's church