New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
As COOP As 4 ROOF GARDEN ~ HIM.
THE ENTHUSIASTIC MAN EXPLAINS THE BEAU
TIES or CABLE CARS

THE ENTHUSIASTIC MAN EXPLAINS THE BEAU
TIES or CABLE CARS.
.The pleasantesi ride know o." said the enthu-
slastic man lis IN the cable cars on warm evenings
You see with the windows open and
III, there" he yelled AZ a passing car III stop
Oh. we'll" he added II doesn't make any differ
ence; that car Is crowded. as | was saying. with
the windows open, the motion OF the car "a@es Il
breeze that is cooling as
III, thercl' he shouted. waving his arms wildly
at another car and then subsidnB when ne saw
tho thing Of beauty continued to sail along
These cable ears are really blessing to suf-
f-rlng New Workers. IT'S as good as an outing to
ride I'm them they
~ he shouted again. but this gripman paid
no more attention him than the others. and he
went with his praises for the beautiful system.
Il enjoy myself IN one or those cars, ne CON
tinued. "as much as wheh al" 0" " foo' Bar
IN! there" he yelled again in vain What's
that? You're In "A hurry 10 get up town? Why
didn't you say so before? Yes. rs as cool and
peasant roof garden. LOOK OUT. now! =. ne
cried cxcitcdly, here comes another ear. You
take # first and I'll follow you. There you go:
His friend caught the living platform ana tne
enthusiastic man came tumbling behind him. lie
shot the rear platform ana was Stoppea hy
the opposite gate lie picked himself up cheerfuily
walked down the car. sitting down suddenly at a
vi never wait for IA car to stop" he said amably
Just as easy for me 70 get on moving car as
lie had taken OF his hat and was tanning
himself vigorously. -, .,.
feel that delicious breeze coming In the open win
dows." he added. working MS nat ike "hlri"'hu'
Isn't II refreshing? ~,
| What | TX. especially about these cars Is the
comfort OF them You can sit here with our
| hats on enjoying ourselves AS much as II We were
Oh "A roof garden. ,, -, A..
| A passenger who got pitched along the
car tripping over the enthusiastic mans feet ana
| nearly Jerking him Of his seat.
| "Yes' he went on, I'VE can sit here In perlect
comfort getting the breeze and Keeping cool
| There's Union Square. Look out here. skim.
ming along with the garden out here we can feel
| nerfe oct
| The car carromed curve. and passenger
| landed In his lap. .
Il always ride in the cable cars" he went
on serencly For perfect enjoyment and COM
fort give me n cable car
The car filed with twenty people more than
should hav been IT, and the friends gave their
seats TO two women The enthusiastic man could
not get the roof garden idea out OF his head
| IT'S Just like roof garden 10 me-" he said.
| hanging TO strap and swayng into people ana
| bumpinR back again II sit here and let the
| breezes fan me-. and imagine that ] am on IA
| roof garden or on o piazza at the seashore."
| twelve OF big fat man
| IT'S n wonderful, thing Now when the win
| dows are open. What's that? We get out here
All right" and they struggled through the crowded
| passengers to the platform.
| Jump it, he cried. taking "A leap, and then
doing the Inda-rubber man act on the pavement
| as he tried to pull his legs back under his body
| and keep his head from wrecklng lamp-post
| "a most enjoyable ride" he said enthusiastic
| caiy. I'm sorry It's soon over. II was 80
coll and pleasant In there; Just hks roof garden.