New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

loa uust not make such rsuars - - N, air F.sii
NJ + ~ .ered thar T. US IS BE- "a light
espheu hu1oEss, oLlel by a a--"s "a7 o, tls %
oienis e The grant. d ugh Il sht ne lcei
nG IN he part Il l Common unei- and "a ei iuiI
VS. f0w-vsT. sna'icss g az si019i an u SUR
An no~ ts0o out Of pocket aud d. MT SnoF Nhs'n,
Ill evsr get il back or not counsel was eaPoyei mr.
ntin < sho owned property Ia BIZ away &C en- ou
panty for himself Ju ge Bronson 49, then -poyel an
h5iss Nc Murray Il Hilton Ar ~ III ~ : ny ,y7.s
ma" attended s"rne before the '"mri Tee $3.50
look a petition ior the road si-ned by Iaomis =
aud 9ifer- ano among them "PhiiP an s NJ
>ieFl.n BURROWS. have genera Dow - -
Van Rensselaer, TO do his business ana Also NJ 'u Eu
me- verbal direction, II road must o9 N dc 'll ns
-hopll Ike 10 have hand init be desired M 20 ~
Honstr@nce-then that were afraid rNiroSi ~
trctc upon Is should come IN and creek sacn
a. Eou.d b. ornament to the city, aid OF sss ny -
our Pr ~ than the road proposed | tod uh -
gn,d ,uch papers IN he approved Of them do ~ N
thar f1pa Cd % hin the terms on whioh Fs .'
The ioac s-O signed the name OF Nj b)ress tls II
fay'tie Hall Committee, Of VII Oh was member, en-
poyed one per.on 10 get rsnonstranis tae order o %
COMMITTEE 70 lin thst any person opposed % tN'
rcsd in BrosdR ~ 70 get sga II Mr. Hairs one OF
the rtmonsrshts Is Wealthy and osns properly "a o9ti
way he Is in ny Office he resides on Bergen f y .
there ~ss question ash I'd in Com nttee Thetner IN
IN Broadway residing out Of the State could mo- g- an III
junction oct II L. : Court Mr. Harris may have ossn
spoken Of TO that efIes there ak to other nlunc
lions TIRE desire % oppose what we cons dered %
b. very unjust act all sorts Of things were tlreat7n-d
but not N bad personal feeling on both sides do the pro-
ssoua business # Mr stewart but he was on the spot
srG active tor himself; do bot know hpS came
hist VI ssrs Davis snd Palmer came 10 be selected as pam
tfs
Ey Mr. Van Buren-Mr Van Rennseaer IS son OF the
Old PATRON. d large property among It Hero
poliisr Hall in Broadway which lets for $4,000 year
Mr. BoTeel, for whom also had right 10 act i al
WEALTHY be married grand daughter OF } I'm Jtop3
Aston ard ths four stores ia Broadway which were
bull the site Of the City Hotel aud now Let for $4,000
yesr, and viii probably 1T of more next year h; Is
hereditary Chamberlain ct holland, and restless IA 1N
country he was here some since and cOnirna1 all
nv ssts Mr. Stewart the marble building in Broad
way between Cha nbers aud Reade, which is taxed
yslnst Of 100000 be pays tx On re- estate In New
tork Of III OF dollars the other petitioners lntmng
henl also wealthy intention in p-ttOning for the
grant va. 10 cary good h the irst If ut w.
90 teft The grant but not being able TO DO ht Wished
10 obt,b 80 IS 10 e. np-u-.te in for the
los ,linz that ras ~ in Broadway would be disad
vsLsye q ihe City railroad wou be profitable whether
h4rs Yere ouui5uses in the street or not
Reuben k11YP led by Mr Fied-Wsnt no BroAi
way this forenoon, from South Ferry 70 Ulonsq Gtrs
sl in goi up but five carts backed up against toe side
walk ana three IN coming down
1h4 State act Of 1921, ia relation b all the streets b be
opf.d after that tim and the Colonial Of lIOt were
pu; IN evidence by Mr F-il also oth-r docun-n,s
Athdays of Mess4s S,ewar' White and Jones' T. was
understood are 70 Boz admitted aud lr Sl-rna1 Petit
grew & sherman yet 90 be .mned, when the testimony
on ~ RI Of the defense Will bs closed.
Adjourned ID this forenoon.