The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-07
ard TO and connecting with the spuyten Duyvel ana
Port Morris Railroad or the depot thereon.
The route Of tho Gilbert Elevated Railroad
was nxed as follows:

fOfN MOTIFS kitlroau, of Ahe ofpVi N"'ftV''
The route Of tho Gilbert BloVateu hd'Iroau
was nxed as follows:
Commencing on the south shore o. H'flem tiver,M
KlnSsstidge then9g s9ng hysr 70 ifcth street thence
along iigth street g. Ninth sysnue io sbrncc
sons siSh avenue 10 Amiiy ereet thence along south
fnh eyenme 90 .snsl s,'ef, s,e" along Veal Broad
sSc' m ,io ws. rP street esce scr amc :. street
e e sS -e %nG 10 @S MS Hs ssf o'His SssS VIII
& SnGr :Ss scu sGSs sns SsrSs Ssw GSssS
strrof To- ond across Morris street. thence south
s rH" s P!as RF.Gsr . pes1siis ps.inec to Of e.
feel, thence on curve q lSo feet radius, inter.
way 30! ci from the souherly o. Ori .ireet
in% ime 9f groaawa, 70 aud around Rowling tireen fsrk
intO aver street thence along Beaver street To- Pesrl
seng i,loe .,,s. H. 60 Alien street! =. ns Alien 70
ftct thence siotg iiysr street to T1rit avenue
street iOl IVES, nioalv to (hs1han street, thence
along Chatham to division street.
street through nj slong sixth avenue to tnty yninth
The Commission therefore recommend the
resolution that tho Gilbert Elevated Railway
Company, In awaiting itself Of tho Ilgnte and
bowers conferred bv chapter COG OF the Laws OF
1878. to construct the railway Of said company,
with such notifications Of tue original plans
uuon which SAID company was by Its charters
authorized t. construct the same Ss to make
tue same cor espono with the plan or plans and
mode Of cunsti uction which shall hereafter IN
Commissioners.
Aldern AN Oeane moved that the Aldermen
give their consent to tue location. construction,
aud operation Uf stctm railways In. over, under,
through, across the streets, avenues, lands,
aud places In the city named IN the routes liked
Nv the RAPID Transit Commissioners. Alder
man Shandley moved to pOstponc tho Consioer-
alton Of ne resolution until the next meeting.
The motion having ueen lost, Alderman Reilly
called for n division Of the question. lilo would
give hts consent to tue construction uf road
on the route assigned to the Greenwich Elevated
Railroad Company, but he wa opposed to tho
construction Of a road ON the route aSrigned to
tue Gubert Elevated liallfOad. First and Sec
ond avenues we're part ut that route, and the
property owners In his district did not wish to
have an elevated road IN tbat avenue.
President Lewis ruled that the question could
not be divided. "A vote Was tnen tHken ON
Alderman Deare's motion. President Levin
and Aldermen BLESSING, Deane, Gross, Giion,
HowlHnd, Iysaght, s,cCdrthy. slOrriS. PuTrOy,
AID SimOnsVn Vogcd III the affirmative, and
Aldermen Guntzer, Power, Kobin-Ou, Seeyr,
tive. Alderman Reilly asked to be excused from
voting. His request was uented, aud tie voted
In the negative. President Lewis declared that
tue notion. not having received tue votes OF d
nRtoIl.y y OF .hc board. was lost
On motion oi Aldcrma lurroy the vote was
recunsidered. ana another recess whs taken
DuunZ the recess n messenger was sent 10 urnn
to tde meeting Alderman Cole. who was known
To- he In Nor OF Alderman Deane'H resolution
When the buHTd r. convened atp o'ciOck Alder
man Cole was ~ his seat. N.r ID, anc called tOl
vote ON his resuiuiun. The vote - IA taken
and the resolution was passeu b' l. to ..