New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
BELOW THE PARK LINE.

BELOW THE PAKN LINE.
Just below the Park and in the cross streets on
both sides OF "the Avenue" moro Brookyniics 'han
one would imagine have set up their household
goods and their Lares and Ponates. To recall few
OF them the John T. Martins. Of Pierrepont-st. arc
now In Fifty -seventh-st.; Frederic Cromwell. once
of Porrcpont- ST. also in Filty-sixth-st. Henry s.
Manning OF the PARK SLOPE IN fltietn-s, IN la aha ~ eS
ison-avc. Down In East Thirty -nfth-st David
sve' and whose daughter was married 10 +. Abbott
ingalls, has his new home In this district also I've
the Forces, OF Columbia Heights. ~ No. West
Fifty -nrs-st has settled Joseph Fahys. the old
Fahys home IN Clinton-ave. having been sold. IL
was a social landmark Of Brooklyn ten years ago
Fahys the younger. well remembered as GEORGE
Fahys. who held tho reins of leadership on me Hi
Sdne of Sas Also Iort s Brookyn definitely lie spent
last winter at the Hotel Majestic. and Is now us
The Tribune has already announced building NM
self a fine homo In Seventy-fourth-st.
ON THE GROWING WEST SIDE.
Tho upper West Side too has drawn many
old Brooklynites George l.. Nichols. IT,. OF .he
Heights is now located in Eghty-ninth-st.. near
the Riverside Drive On the Same street. but close
TO the Park are the Cornelius Doremuses, OF South
Elliott Place. and the Riding and Driving Club. The
Lawrence Towers. OF Willow-st.. in West
Siytv-Arst-st Mr. and Mrs George d. Mofat (Mrs.
Morfat may be remembered Miss Fanny White.
Of Ren,scn-s.j live at No lG7 West End-ave.. and
in Seventy-second st. Is the home OF John H.
ShuIts ir tho weknown Horse Show exhibitor.
Seventy second 81. has several moro Brookiynies
n its credit Zone block OF this highway year
or so ago dubbed brooklyn Row among them be-
ing r. A. G. Smith. who married Miss Williams. OF
Clintor-st South BROOKLYN: another Seventy sec
ondst "residentcr" Is Daniel Valentine. OF the old
Brooklyn family of Valentines, who two years ago
welded a New-York girl.
The Irwin Martins OF South Oxford-st., now live
IN Seycnt first st. West End-ave. Henry G.
Julian of Schermerhorn-st.. has house In West
sixty third ST. the Elisha Cronkhites who have
been living In New Rochelle since they left Brook
iyn are now building in the Seventy -second-st.
gion and Norman Murray, OF South Brooklyn. Is In
Seyenty-fourth-st.. near the Boulevard.
Fielding Whittemore. Francis Fischer Powers and
Howard Brockway the young Brooklyn composer.
ere all up in this region. Another Brooklyn mus-
clan of prominence Paul Tidden. has also moved
to New York, but rs has settled himself In Stuy-
vesant Square. .
Among the younger surgeons OF the metropolis
that are rapidly rising into celebrity f. a scion OF
one OF the most prominent Brooklyn familics-the
Touseys OF Henry-st. Since his entry into the
medical world six years ago Sinclair
Tousey tho Oldest son, has lived In Thirty eighth
St near 1.-The Avenue" On the occasion OF his
riage in the spring he Is 10 move to Seventysxh h.
St on the west side of the Park.
Yet other New Yorke!s until recently OF Brooklyn
are A. Melville Snediker. OF the Hill: Frank j..
Goodenoueh. of Columbia College. who married a
daughter of David c. Lyall. then OF South Brook
lyn Mrs. Lyall. David Lyall's widow. is living
In Fifty -seventh-st); Mr. and Mrs. George +. Ide
Miss Hester that was), Lincoln Cromwell OF Bre-
WORT Place until his marriage; Edward Wallace.
of Bodforj-a.c.; Charles NJ. Field. now at the
Buckingham. Of the old Field family Of Henry-st.
and Herbert d. Robbins