New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
gHn EXTENSION or cHrRcHSprrr
aFcnNG oF ProPrrrY OwNFEs ~ POwEGs's HOTEL


aEerlNG on PGorrrrY OWNERS N POwEGss HOTEL
s-THE RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
The proposed tNtensiOn of thmch-st. from Fulton
b. Morris st. was yesterday the occasion Of meeting OF
DroOSTiy-Owneys at foYer,s Hotel n this city large
Gnmbe - q1Gtleneu were present The selected room
hsng scarcrl large enough 10 CGJt~u the crowd Accoi
k,ng 10 The proposition CurCh-, s. to he made 81 fee
,.de from Fulton 70 Morris Where it will e6..neci With
E;reenwcb and thence run 10 Battery place From 'oe
~ Liberty s. u VIII n.c,sitale lhe de,GGno % ol m9n!
l!beTty-st the thorOU ifare VIII run parallel Win
he east eide of TIirypiacc taking or about feet
1na we.t sde of r4nty place This viii require the des-
ESen;iSn, e;iSl,5,gs o. sSsg,s 3 yr,sga s-st
The roll61ifg i Isl Of lie properly takenby The Com
~ SoTI sde Of Ino,s y feet nch Of 1884, io6,
Ese sr6 ~ 1I6 ftt og Ne 80 North side Of Dey-sta
fset Of NOS a. aud So snd ieet irch x no S2
end 10 Of No NoIth eide Of COrtlndi- feet
Inch Of Nos - r. - aud 70 south side Of Comtlmdi
5 feet 10. inches Of Nos i0l. lO3, aud Il feet
Inches Of south SIDE ~ Liberty si-NO 100, ana
sG5 and fef phc. " No i6, south side q C,1ais
81. IOI and u feet inche. q Ne, J0j.
s5S fs9 ee ny rS. 4g@, @ u & hSE ieS 5sSe cS & Ss
Llcut lots thence II Continues the same line to
jiia about g. sef The % mi % learn "a Iat The
ioWer part OF rrnitypace is private property 10 which
ihe city has never obtained tie A. Church', nears
Morris The land between il and Greenwich becomes
pariow gore. part oI which included ln me new street
Sos A. 43, - and @IeenWchst VIII De torn down dhd
tDade part cf ChWchst No - Grecnwici.st. VIII have
aentl ana I3 ItCl llfNek tit the
upper OF The lot. Al The south corner 81 LedgcIs
she distance from Glcenwich and ohuich->ts Viii Do -
feet inches From Molls,t. to B:ttcypiacc the dis
only block. that Church 81. viii yIIu
ally extend 10 Battery place,
1he meeting Al PoWei-s Hotel may be termed an iudic
rRiOn meeting 81 the luOprttNGwucrs opposed 10 the
project. Business entered up0l al Judge y.
" BOnHCy being rHn-en Chairman, ana james Van
Nance. tsI.. gs Secretary. Judge Bouoy opened the
business Of the meeting y briefly stating lis object and
thanking the proc, f0i haN n. made him Chair
snan The following resolutions were proposed ana uial
ttuOusly adopted:
He.oir.d TIst a- 2r.f ~ ia,etu. II p-re owner,
a. .f fr r
st4ei,c of r.rh a "s..r re srrrai uoer
.t spp,ops. n- rr ;gret. se.I, * .trc
Sia ua r O." if-r "A p. ".lcs tlt ta,se Of opeh-
ireyi 80. rasi ' - or 20 ptrIy owners affected he
l.'"ie 10 .ot ilr rps tai' t-ctls, lf ~A1 .a
s.sa Do lr.e -AaeJto preieI i.e rro.s
81 tlph.t Irfer N4c4nre. o il1I
Co. ca i.iu' 'Ha .~H.r.t O., tYl.-e interests
t+' s io t, l 'if .sn'at "i thsifosu and Necs 90
- aaG,t' ii ilr tp1.a.t,t..
THESE resolutions were unanimously adopted. Then,
sitter n speech by Judge Hilton who argued strongly
against the proposed extension discussion as 10
low tie Committee were 10 N appointed II was finally
si'rldo that the members OF te committee should hc a
YVued by The talJ. Who. with the secretary was 10
constitute portion 0f the Committee. The Chairman
thcn appointed The follow ug Committee: Ambrose {.
E'Deshd. james Harper, George Opdl 10 Jonathan o.
FOwlcf, Ea>ius Brooks, Alexander J. stewart Jackson
ShuI, J0Au T. Beach, David NJ Eatl. Amos R. Emo,
Stephen Wray, Henry Hilton, willis Black k~t0ne, Robert
Samuel G.. Courtney, james Van Nam,e, Benjamin W.
BODucy.
Tie noetng then ~dlourned subject TO the cab OF the
lGHnHitttc.