New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-06
IN THE NORTHERN WARDA
NEWS OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE Lrvra
BEYOND THE HARLEM.
A LITTLE LOST CHILD" IN REAL LrE-succr~
OF THE MOVEMENT FOR THROUGH EIx-.
WAITED TRAINS MORE BENCHES

OF THE MOVEMENT FOR THROUGH EIZ-r .
WAITED TRAINS MORE BENCHES
WANTED IN ST MARYs PARK
pretty ltt;s two-year-old girl, VINO was ,ost n
the streets. was taken TO the One-huDdred-andnfty
second-st. station on Tuesday right by old man
The child made herself at home and curling hereeB
up In q chair, Immediately went TO sleep. Shortly
afterward Policeman Michael Casey came in and
the sergeant duty told him when the ohs)a
awoke to take her to Police Headquarters. Casey
sat down and began to read a paper. About half an
hour later the child awoke and called out, "HeIla
popse" Casey paid attention. Say. popsie
amt you going to kiss me?' Casey then recognized
the voice and picking the child up in his arms car.
ried her out to the sergeant. Take her downtown
now" said the latter Deed won't" replied
Casey "Ill take her home: she's my child"
And she was.
The people living Oh the North Side rejoicing
at the success OF the movement for through trains
on the Third-ave elevated road. Among the many
ways in which the population Of the North Side viii
profit will be the doing away with the rush az One.
hundred and twenty -ninth-st. 1t Is also felt that
real estate the North Side will derive big boom
by the running Of through trains. Among those who
fought In aid Of obtaining better facilities for the
North Side were the Twenty-third Ward Property.
Owners Association, OF which George j. Grossman
is president and the North Side Board Of Trade.
The president OF the after organization is James l.
Wells In speaking OF the matter. Mr.. Wells said:
Through trains will be great RELIEF. especially IN
busy hours / believe the Manhattan Railway Com
pany will its advantage in running as many con.
tinuous trains as possible While We Of the North
Side are grateful at the prospect Of change In the
system which compelled change OF trains at One.
hundred and twenty -ninth-st. we know our rights
and shall Insist getting them.
The r,Imor that the residents OF Bronxwood ana
Wiiamsbrdge dissatisfied at Colonel "arinss
methods OF cleaning the streets in the newly An
nexed District is strenuous.y denied by Lucius ".
How secretary OF the Williamsbridge Improvement
Company and others. II Is felt that Colonel war
ing has hardly had time to perfect his pans ana -
the best advantage in the newly acquired district
The garden party OF the Schnorer Club. OF One.
hundred third-st and Eage-ave on Tues
day evening proved great success over ohe
thousand persons present and the GROUNDS
were beautifully illuminated The CUB last Week.
through J. Clarence Davies & Co.. sold the lots IN
the rear OF the clubhouse. The price received vas
5000.
Many society people OF the North Side have
closed their city homes and have gone TO the sea-
shore the mountains or abroad
In the coast!ng contest Of the Morris Wheelmen-
at Mamaroneck HILL Judge Charles Z simms jr.
won first prize DIN J. Stevens was second ara D
Doty, third The prizes will be presented on
Wednesday evening at the regular meeting OF the
club
more benches be placed in 81. Mays Park. When
there Is music in the Park and also on hot a,ter.
Moons when the Park Is lled with r,d mn MINER ssr
there are not half enough seats v ...
The Fourth of July was observed Win in rs
enthusiasm by the people Of the North Side There
were parades. fireworks and music galore Hasess
North Side Military Band gave concert IN OF
Mays Park which delighted hundreds OF people