The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1904, Page 14

TO BROOKLYN HOMES IN 15 MINUTES Evening World’s Slogan the Battle Cry That Will Benefit Half Million Residents of City) of Churches, PLAN SUGGESTED IS HEARTILY INDORSED. | Build Four-Track Subway from Manhattan Bridge Terminus Up Fulton Street via Broad- way to East New York. To Brooklyn homes In fifteen minutes, ‘That {s the new slogan, It Is The |] Evening World's battle ery that will Denefit between five and six hundred thousand Brooklynites when the plan Ld @arried out. William Barclay Parsons advocates &@ scheme to develop the outskirts of Brooklyn by a system of subway trans portation that would not relieve the @traphangers of the borough for the Next ten years. The Evening World's | plan, which has been taken up by Dody of representative cluizens tn Hrook lyn, ts to bulld a four-t subway from the terminus of the new Manhat tan Bridge, at Flatbush avenue and Fulton street, up Fulton street to} Gates avenue, up Gates to Broadway | and up Broadway to East New York. | Only persons who have lived In the heart of Brooklyn can appreciate what! @ relief such a system would mean The inhaditants of the outlying dis triets have almost perfe facllitieg for transportation now. Residents of Suerps- | head Bay, Borough Park, Port ‘Hana ton and other outlying places board a car at the Manhattan side of the bride and reach their respective homes tn] comfort and safety within thirty-fve or forty minutes. Bet the sufferer is the man who lives fm the most densely populate 4 the borough, for his re 1 few days vege was organized the Bron lyn Transportation Reform League by Walter 3. Brown, of No. 18 Cambridge place, When this League waa organized Mr. Brown and his colleagues had but 4 vague idea of any specific would come to their relief Now, bew train on the elevated milroad and ever o Forty-fifth street, waa the cause of the " before the Method: ever, they will take up the Immediate) trolley co hat ger to Kam New Yor! Rorcugh President Littleton, of Brook.) Old Michael Starr, the famone Bquunt pete Ieee ‘Within @ hundred feet a crowd |ference on Tucaday afternoon ' he| i the so-called rush hours owe Ing te Save! of Columb 4," rr ; " 5 ne relief plan—the subw iy @ili ds/tke] is [ie soe Rannetly ups ie arerrceg Iym, lasied a enll today for a meeting, te y abyss Ri Ba a seb | A ferten of lessons in the art of Jha of passengers was watting for the mid. hall of the Natt yal Temperance So- ir pel ail on the print Greatest good to the greatest number, [iy the average tine of making the (tip, of twenty prominent eltizens at his} J bes f Ge eke i eee Jitsu for girls will be published In} night trafn at the One Hundred and bes BR aa ea te th Burnett called attention to the Took Kindly to Pian, ine green wane ives tn the gone that /oftce next Wetnesday afternoon at $30) [tle etal io ene ease iste, and aw | iit, week's Evening World, | Fragile! worty-ftth street atatton last night,when eaglon’ an elaborate. ch wing “etles on the bond, they belng Wiliam yhen I read The Evening Wi avenue, Gates” avenue and clock to discus, a plan for a apneic tated ag And ai Tgiels and women will be taught simple] 4 seething flood poured down the steps fncrease In ticle Violating during tg F. Huvemeyer and Samuel Riker, bat the Serre’ ica Lat nde ca ‘the nnd cennestion batweah. the Willamalarg. Riverside Drive opened ond developed {methods whereby they may englly over-| 0° Diattarma, Tt look serious Bast eleven Years eet a ave tne bon Pech ett o he a four-track = sulway ne sonne 7 aor we 2 HM tinged Jekpockets, "“mashers,”’ toughs, q r 00 " y > se the rookie’ csbipier need he troll and Brooklyn brkiges which will furs before hls door; Bloomingdale Asyhini |Oom e e een a eeey tg molest | fora time, and the waltng people were ganienl ciedier (0 Aly hebtare meat @oild do the most good,’ Mr. iirow on Rot stat he jBevoklyn hoa nucus service and remove, built and removed to mak Mad them. acaul alarmed, but fortunately @ train thing he could say, idee, of Whe vt practical he terribl ngestion during rush) Columbla ang Barnard, has los BE We pacsctarien Rote tases right direct hours on this side teim to the $400,000 tract in the midd eee ro ial eb a th " pot anitcd Pay Be lta Mr. Littleton evprosed himself of the) front of which bls Calin i. oy mus ; i “ f : 0 at the he n r od to the ground in August, » Satae cathe’ dame the borough pinion that the authorities In Ma was razod W Wr NA \ \ tT It W Wad ny) are rete bad but (wo meeting L To, Hrooklyn Homes tn Fifteen Mine! hattan had falted to do anything nt! 19 MG ANAAAG bal CAL Cd LAt Of the most prominent men in Brooklyn! ier’ is the new singan, rattan had aly itch eee atl fare behind the organization, and we) crv of Tho Evening World, "To Harlem | Pe@manent value in tis rospect and) The Soclety of Ney bay. have all the money that will In Fifteen Minutea" carried tho reople) that he belleved the tlme had come) had bought thls tract, extending {rom ur ial LB hea A Rah the! whoa Brooklyn should take the matter | Ono Hundred and Sixteent to One Hun- sary to push our plans to th snader’ that wrelitenty teward ete ‘ f ; pod phauipdii yeh pil ° which we are aiming, At our t | alm can ac oma nto ber own hands and protect her| dred and Elghteenth street @ the other night these are the thi aK | people, Incidentally Brooklyn's Prest-| deep, fronting on Riverside D 1 ane { n nn back on Claremont avenue, and toc that we advocated dent took a flog at the Rapid Transit | backing on C A “The speedy completion of the Ma | Commission *lehte way of despatching Starr's fa property under right of advers hatian Bridge Loop Connection a Necenntty, | {0 the property unvar riaN Of acutim “"Relieg fer the Bro n Bridge Littleton | CUPMREY for more tha t be) “Complett on of the subway, tro b ip aoe y pg sey | guprome Court, and chimed ow sa Nabil : Vunder @ variety of clreumatanc « f two addition ‘ < Aone OR under a variety Raia voter eechaat iva athe Senenlinenaee: § Wines Was Ren an Net iee dustice Davia brusies aside to-day tn en) ded fo “ i tn to, & decision dian « Starr's compla! reese Dew “provided for, | Would Want What He Says to sete « nadequate, | Me teak all m f doflare have b Sih. (o ehont yn took the |!n the firet, a wea ade fort npletton of the New 6 i Ndly eas: ie egtare claims to have begun hs a gilovied for the completion of the Sow) Confirmed by Holy Writ,”) mearer tne hat own ba Tominle-| we pusseraion under an alleged deed ; Cri pédinisah ied beige : o ard Delany, meeelsn and, the rong Web Says Senator About Friend Of jocitce tots the ean pot , € cue pas Besar | eet that the overerowded cers that Br oe pei lag vkivn ahould /whleb was not produced, and Tynties are forced to ¢ ere ea | Black 2 Nae pan 8 5 dh a vied never eximed,” ald ehe Justice. sult to women, degridling to m ! Diemieeien Indeed, Tielany never owned tt. He] | — " connect ut 1880, but since dehoma ig (if TL may use the word) ia} The Rapid Transt: Commis. seems datos this deed about 1550, but 6 their influence, We have a por ft} Unit Sena mas C. t> have t hind 4 matter that he dees t appear to have made close to 2.900.000 persons 1 vot wer tay w 1 WhAt ghould havo been the first thing to en- 4 um to owners he hoe told eelve no consider rn wht of t z © by Ser > ike Hooked | inquiting would-be purchasors he didn’t] broper. I ¢ whe M t Brack ¢ that Ode EIR ag st Sub-| know who ow xs late as 181; he] thousands of t{ yn “s the Sen. | ne ore na is of | has ina n to the placing of Brvklyn outside of 9 teine “| p fight. ¥ atte been | signe hy real estate brokers on NRE Bh AANinu. Ik Bat eecias Tor va hicks ' sleet carne sa | the ‘peor nnowncing that {t wae for WHI Appeat to Voters, ' , Ll cael A aie oii Peeps er eres Dae Te Gate Uo eres lay sais etm 1 would exs nents on tt. reviewing et @rs in Brockiyn. Our reliet : mel by HH the Grant and Dowey pirad di ballot-box. Fiver wh ' bd erected the w z of the River fered #9 long will ref ‘ “ de Dr 1: under permits granted | a an rune fy * ’ mt persons an who of his energ ‘i tuake oe erty tare paid reat at various times track subway in k will tak Bena to various persons who claimed to Le the long-sug . ' { Blick rs of the plo: on which his cot homes in en mi RY eat nant t ine i. " rail the tiges stand, among them MeCoy, in 1887 Meeting which will be } Iget, tad come out for De 2 ‘ ve Bs 7 | {8 to whom he pail $ a month, an 4 @ays, tnat plan wi pW Fe Ne ence’ ie he IBCRDEEIE OF patient "Gee | 22 ) Beers from 18 to 1902, the bettle cry: “Yo Urovkiyn homes in Rep Sens oe Saree oe lecsea in which Beers fig- Atteen minu sbi , Hus Not Taken Action, | ure ¥ Mr. Brovn then w , would Bpeake Commission optatnedl r made affidavit, in which | ti Impracticabiit way up cali ; reat Ta to, ls wit dulned, 2: he Waster parkwa ¥ ° er the bridaes tt has) 2" rade Fastern purkvay is « f s and or foot In thie direcs) yy 1 that oft Of vacent tote o uh sides o Au \ » doubt Meal oa LA ert ¥ Dr. Calla’ t Uful driveway 1 ° Wor and later to Baers, holding the & subsa \ would " from. the prertses up in. condition. ty kw e the owners forbear to prem Al sno sees N 5. 4 th x on one 2, tm cove and h use q F 2 D Ba iH am R Start é mosit sieaply @ equate Help for the Helpful ana = A ala ——___ 4996 & EXPRESS HEADQUARTERS ; aca ia ch e.) COMING TO NEW YORK, : as of Willam oa 1 0 . . Morse Wells-Fargo Auditing Porce of 120 R ve : Lj ’ ' r Men to Leave San Fran- gh baad! , clsco for Here, j el tal PLACE FOR M. J. DADY, tn» ast of 139 men, comprsing the | al 1 1 1 1 Lilack auditing riment of the Wrelle-Fargo = Olveed ’ © Mayor MeCleltan win Name Him Co leave San Francisco t ME . Commissioner of Elections, " art for New York. J. & > and Pa It was apnounced to-day that Mayor |B banter arrhie thsi hnad Madoidiond ad URDERERS MUST DIE. ,¢* manead to-day that Mayor |in charge af the part, the, cOmpAR? ir —* Mi nal J “Dady 4 conn Meguire NAVINe decided that all the work of the De ree noeal a} bare at d rt t her r t ap Me "| Commissioners of lection elcag with ius shall hereafter be done tn | | dea dented by the John Vooehees and Charles B. Page The books and records of the com- | if) cours The app s| Voorhees, Page and McGutro will Db) pany have all arrived at the main of¢ {| | bey ot New hai reappointed and poe is to rs aca fives at No, 61 Broadway. wee eG o+0% Mule) over the protests of mauy members of Hat at| the Republican machine of Brooklyn to | ¥2A moving ite racers to Ne se Workers. plan toat] en ne | “To Brooklyn's Homes in 15 Minutes! | i) iw Transit needs of Brooklyn have been left too long to the tender mercies of the wretched Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. It seems to have had adroitness enough to steer Mr, | William Barclay Parsons away from any competition with its stumbling, inefficient lines in his latest recommendations, The Rapid Transit Commission will insure legislative inter- ference with its despotic rule if it treats his suggestions seriously and ignores the cry for relief that comes from the residents and taxpayers in the congested, built-up city who pay the bills and who are not speculating in unimproved real estate. Brooklyn shares with New York the lending of credit to construct the New York Subway systems, and has asked nothing heretofore, The Joralemon street tunnel is really a Long Island Railroad enterprise of trifling value in bringing the required re- lief. To spend millions to develope the outskirts of the town while the centre suffers is absurd and not to be permitted at the public cost. The World has pointed out one route that will give relief. There are others that could be planned, but this one is a real necessity. Let the people get behind it and it will come. ‘To Brooklyn’s homes in 15 minutes!” is the cry. Keep it up until it is heard! efit would be realized from this project. In the mean time the residents of the cart of the district would still suffer 1 property depreciate from year to ear. No one can & bt tho great benefit | that would accrue from « four-track underground road from Fulton atreet nd ish avenue (the centre of the shopping district), wp Ful finer avenue, to trogway and tence Issues Call for aren at His o Michael Starr Claimed Own- | |to East New York place in the Office to Discuss Plans for Loop Between East River orough has been bt 80 rapidly within a short tune as Rast New York LITTLETON ON SQUATTER LOSES BRIDGE CRUSH $400,000 SUT = ership of Immensely Valuable Property Between Riverside 30 MILES OF Bureau of Highways Submits Openings Closed, iI | to-day port to | ing the year just ended. The bureau ts In charge of the street repairs, &o, The report mays that much of the complaint against tl phalt companies for neg- |] | leet to make speedy repairs to pave- |]! ments disturbed for sub-turtace work |] | 's not Justified because of the Immense |}) amount of such work to be done. | More than 25,000 such openings were ‘closed and repaired during the year, | Which shows an extent of more than \}} ten miles of asphalt laid. The enormous amount of work done and to be done, j the report says, suggests the question pe! the establishment of a municipal asphalt plant, “which, if properly cor | ducted, would be a benefit to the city, | The total amount of paving completed during the year covers thirty miles. additional, | have been investigated, | Asphalt companies, the report declares, have greatly handicapped the bureau | The work of the Riverside Drive ex- | tension 1» progressing rapidly, When | completed the connection of the drive |] nish the finest river-front drive in the | ; United States, President Ahearn has approved a con- tract for asphalting Pork Row over |] | foundation of cement h founda tion, experts say. will provide a roud- | Way’ much more jasting than asph jover Belgian-block foundation —— || NEW ORPHANS’ HOME, Uptscopal Asylum to Be Moved to Convent Avenue, Plans have been Med for a new home and asylum biliding to be erected avenue, between One Hun- dred and Thirty-fifth street and One od and Thirt streets, Home and Asylum of the urch, whose Convent Hu near Lexingto is to be & four-sto flee, with a frontage of 197.8 feet and « depth of & feet with a 2%-foot extension It is to have a de of brick with trimmings of artificial stone and of colonlal design, the entrance being or- vonue reprooft edt- Every Vrain fs Crowded, ramented with n porch, ‘The cost ts ex: H ated $126,000, ‘The architect ra bre the homes of the hard) Struotured, | Drive and Claremont Avenue. sim 3! usa he architec ace working man, the girl who labors from [= orly morning unt late at night, Every ——- | | ‘In my opinto: 4 York the Welle-Pa: | woe Brasetot Jiu welts hie tha: | merely ter es Wi the Sxampie Maguire would not be appointed i Be ae ¥ nt ag tall ja) Ato. ry JIU JITSU FOR GIRLS. le by Report of Work Done During! the Year Just Ending—25,000 | ‘The Bureau of Highways made a re-| | with the Lafayette Boulevard will fur-| DECEMBER 31y 1904 ps LET WATER IN AND MAKE STREETS PAVED Borough President | fooding the Subway seems to sugest @2 Ing up the towpath, Ahearn of the work of the bureau dur: | enterprise not without attractions. | Uncompleted work for which contracts | Why, when we're willing to pay from have been made covers fifteen milos|a auarter to several dollars to see the More than 20,000 complaints! old homestead or the country store in Inadequate plants and factlities of the| any one can sea that what New York a Torrent Which for a Time dows Broadway newspaper, and the palr Inspected the Water Poured tn Torrent, Terr dhe utleeeal at Pie Ruseerine . " upon the statement of the Supervise Threatens to Tie Up All Traf- ¢ ane 4 ent uch vol une ‘ <I Mr, Hughey that the plant of the " : | cepen sahara ® Burr Company in their opinion was ne@ fic—Stream Is Diverted, |had cut a path for dtseit she See Tait guficlent to turn out the paper that the died und’ TY rtyentth moet, where the aeiregkae® te contract to the Brown i BUbWAY Fdermia pon wie uate the Company : vad, Wer an the Marmattanviie " For the occasion the old resalution tne ¢ For the second timo tho Subway has| the water poured sane anvils \ Uns | Pouucer by Mayor Low was due up and for been flooded by a bursted water main, | {ff (ACKs Workmen wero hurrial to tralier Grout. It was passed by Unale Forty-ninth | was before WORLD ALMANAG AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. The Standard American Annual. THE BEST YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED. It settles all arguments in Politics, Sporting Events, Historical, Fraternal or Religious, Finan- jy cial, Art, Literature, Mining, Manufacturing. 100,000 FACTS AND FIGURES. 256. Per Copy, on All Newsstands. HIGHEST BIDDER THE SUBWAY A CANAL Restful Trip to Harlem by Boat in Seven Hours and aj Half—No |''Advs,"" on Backs of Mules—Fine for Newly-Arrived Immigrants Contract for Printing City Record Awarded to Martin B. Brown Co., Although $40,000 Above Other Competitors. ‘* To the Editor of The Evening World: {nese of Its own. And what could be The recent breaking of water main® more fetching than the old mules lop- captains cussing At a price $40,007 higher than that of }in a high-grade, fanciful way, and | thé lowest bidder, tho Martin B, Browa just let the mains go on flooding. | overy one singing out “Low bridget’ | Company was savarded Soe coninees BF Thon break in the roof, You see the/Oniy, no advertisements must be| Printing the Clty Record for the y ‘ | 106 to-tay by the Board of City Record, The Burr Printing Company failed to wet the contract Last year the Brown Company waa $90,000 higher than another concern an@ received the contract, This year It was | supposed, In fact, it was almost cone sidered as certas), the Brown Company's bid, which will amount to 9 per cent. more than the Burr Company, would hot recelve the contract Last year the Hoard of City result? New York will have a canal. | pasted ont! We don't need subways; people shoult| “prom Harlem to the Battery in gl ita pita need more exercise, | seven hours and a half! That Is what ‘@ need a canal from the Battery to) we : 8 the Harlem, which will double the clty’s | jn. Anaad abet Melba tiny a | water front. Dock room is toc scarce come in the bustle and excitement all aaih ie around Mark out a new “dead line’ across Just let the steamers eail slowly UP-| which suspicious persons will not be town and the immigrants Jump off as! pormitted to pass, so that hone of our) their streets come along. If they have | local experts shall pick any of the locka, | any diamonds about them the jump | 4% put the canal boats on wheels 39 will ahake them loose and the Custom: | bs he backs of the mules. roll as well as Tk will easier for the mules and will satis nsitive persons that go into hy Record House won't lose. The Jump will be a| the conststed of Mayor Low, Corporation good criterton as to whether they are | tng Vee SAY ant al more than ear! Counsel Rives and Comptroller Grout desirable citizens or are unfit and tn-| “Put on the wheels. and there will be) Mr. Low made a motion that {t be given firm. 500d pire nage, We'll all take a ride. | to the Brown people because, in the “4 iia his ue, this Is the time of the yeu r ‘ We need a touch of the ploturesque, | moe iye lt the, ee the. water judgment of the officers and members Wagon for mine!" Masbe deca of the board, the test Interests of the jun the time pt tie yor wh clty would not be served by giving it But how about it wher ine {i te the lowest bidder, becauso the plant any fearful old play that comes along, | freezes ? Oh, well, if one being Of that bidder was considered to be Ine to think of obstasios one never nccome adequate. piishes anyth pilshes anything at all Thivk Horr Plant Inadequate MAIN CHANCE. - When bids were opened thls vear by wants fa @ touch of rural ploturesque- pulled the Boan ay seen th & wid ‘nae they escaped With 06) ii of some S00 19 round Aavees ea teil. hage than we 4 pein " : " Saved by pe ‘ase a nit 4,00 in excess of the tdd of the Bure 2, vieep hill rune trom One: Hundred | omen. When bas 6 plant at Penal si ony. “fifth street to One Hundred | fo8t and Jacob street . hirtystirat etreet, and cis fact Of the Brown ¢ pany had to Be done saved the Subway from a repetition of DUS to-day, the date set for Its recent experience from a similar ac. aWarding the contract, Patrick 1. ff eldent in the upper west sid Tracey, Supervisor of the City Recor, he wang othe upon James Hughes, ft of men whieh was rushed at or spot worked hazd and turned the advice of th Mayor called nan of a daily Bursting of Big Main Main tats Loose stream in ~ mous vote Horr's Counsel Protests, Burnett, for M verting the water so as jut with the running In One Hunde This time traffo was not tied up as It of th ed and F a the water ripped up the pavement and ne. but such a result was only Ralph counse averted by the prompt = on _ hooded reg ats including the one ft iP ere Gompeny, 2 id te irried of ew public school, in. tro u night superintendent, who hurried a eva tn front of rent muah Ot tee a whieh the break oer: JEROME MAKES CHART ON LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS, District-Attorney and if his company did not have ages the old-style type called for the right to go the n Company He gang of men to the spot, and by butiding ‘a dam of snow and mud in upper Broad. way succeeded in turning the stream. The bursting of @ twenty-four-inch water main between Broadway and Am- sterdam avenue, One Hundred and when third of the { times done outside, * that Mr, Hughes mi bf ¢ be aa impaitinl judge, ae hae 6 1 the “Brown Come Jerome will a GETS CITY PLUM. | THE 1909 1, By Mail, 35c. \ —- —