New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-11
IN TUE NORTHERN w.,.
NEWS OF INTEREST TO pEop =
BEYOND THE HARLEs 'a
MOST OF THE BILLS AFFECTING -,
DISTRICT srGNED-A MAss.Mrrnv.
URGE THE ELEVATED Roam p,
THROUGH TRArNs-rHE lxsr,r.
MENT OF THE REV. FRANZ

~ Run
THROUGH TRAINs-THE rver.,
MENT OF THE REV. FRANK.
LIN GAYLORD.
Most OF the bills affecting the dIs.r,..
Harlem River which have been before Una y
have been approved by him. and x,u ~ MayR
gigned by the Governor The princ,n., "soVh
which hearings were had last week ve,s . o"es
vdng for bridge over Mott Haven e.. ~
church exemption act. the act inc,s. ~
salaries Of the Commissioner and Depu,v ss NJ
sioner Of Street improvements and n. ~unA
River Bridge bill Senator Guy and As,. Df'rx
Butts succeeded in passing through the -. LYMAN
Of the Legislature most OF the import,,. houses
lating to uptown improvements About snsur ~
affecting the North Side interests wen 49,. @'S
A mass-meeting will be held on wedpesa..
ing In Protection Hall, One-hundred. andss"@
enth-st. and Courtandt-ave., under the d,.ss,u'
the Twenty-third Ward Property Owner,
citation. to urge the compliance by the rSe
Railroad Company with the law reQuirp, /. y
furnish continuous passage from the Batter, J.
the northern end OF the road without transit,
law. so far as It provides for single fare M. -
complied with. but al trains are stopped A. ~
hundred Observation-Disclosures. and ThIrd.ave ~.
tracks OF the Suburban Road are on the ums ,..,
and there is no reason why through trana .A.
not be run on the Third-ave lire and acros, -,
Harlem River to fremont. large ATTENDING. =
expected at the meeting. as uptown residents A..
greatly interested in securing more couyen,s,,
traffic.
The Property Owners Association OF High Brid,,
"a in favor of the use OF the Cd Macomb's Dan
Bridge over the Harlem az surface railroad cfu..
ing for the trolley lines, so as TO furnish conrs
ton with the terminus Of the elevated railroad A
One-hundred "a md fifty -ffth-st and EIghth-ave n
trolley line now ends at the northern term.nas
the Central Bridge. The draw OF the old Macor,
Dam Bridge is still resting on the pier in the miA
OF the river. just above Central Bridge. but Il kn
unsghy object and II was hoped that 1t would sxa
be removed The proposal to further obstruct IN
stream by using this old bridge. which would hav
IN be swung for the passage Of every tug would N
doubt meet with disapprova among those who N
the river for commercial purposes. II metha
could be devised by which the troley-cars cou.frn
underneath the main level OF the Central Bldg
but on the same structure the crossing OF the rive
could easily be effected. and many North Side nd.
dents would find II convenient to have ready aces
70 the West Side system OF the elevated lines
Work on the new music hall, the first large b6A
Ing for theatrical purposes In the northern vafk
is making rapid progress. 1t VIII De opened about
the middle OF next month. The building e at Wt
hundred "a nd forty ghth-st. and Willis'ave
The lag, games Of the season at some Of ~
box,,inp clubs have been played and the alleys an
closed. The Trilby Bowling Club the Exce'ss.
IRIS and some OF the others held tner Iast niece
,nps last week The games In the FOREMAN Cm
tournament continue TO be interesting and tnes
was esoecial excitement among the spectators xns
the sleepers team finally passed the Fordnam cn'
team No 1 The Sleepers had record OF nne
vanes won TO one lost, while the FOREMAN No.
score was eight won TO two lost
The regular meeting Of the Young Mems Cnnsna
1-r,or was held on Tuesday evening at the nSa
rooms. An effort is being made by the memoe"w
sacure the payment OF the mortgage upon Ins ouls
ing OF the union. -, A.. pav r,.,.u.
Cayiord as pastor Of Trinity CongregationaCasEN
fremont. will take place on Tuesday evs ,1 -
Rev. Mr. Gaylord has occupied the puiws ~
church for more than year Among w ~
will take part In the services are tne ~ r.
Samuel 8. Virgin. of Trinity Congregationl esagsJ
the Rev pr a j. LYMAN X. Rsx OF p SCUM y Sssss
the New-York Presbyterian Cnurc,n,;
Gaviori's father ir-law; the Rev. WfliiamNE9
tho Central Congregational Church; the ~. ~ 49,
Wool wnrth OF the Morrisana Consw1ml
church: the Rev H. NJ. Brown. OF chris, CTpy'
tional Church and the Rev DIT a. r. psseI .s ~
erai other weIl-known clergymen have been rs ~
"a he nresent as individual delegates, ana tnss W.
he a Representation by the pastor ana 49,
from Ali the principal New-York ana BrooxgnV~
The annual May walk OF the North Slde uuness;
schools will be held on May 70 Inc scnSoD w
march In three divisions.