The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-15
OYER THE MdIOR's VETO.
Passing the ~. Nicholas Avenue Railroad and
tho steam Heating RESOLUTIONS.

Alderman Morris presented. yesterday. to
the Common Council rcmonsirance against
tho passage over the Nov.r's veto. q the rr-p-
luton permitting the Tarty--eeond street Man
hauanyillo aud 81. Nioho.a- aNcuue hallway
Company 70 lay two ira ks through Forty
second stree, from Tenth 'avenue TO the East
River. Tho protest WIS signed hy the owners
of properly 100 That street valued no 81 7un oNu.
Mr.. Morris also submitted ana % ui thc Forty
second street Gross Town hallway Company 60
pay the city for the privilege az building an /
opor din4 "a railroad through that street $4,000
in cash. CA thee completion 90 the FOND, Nut
thr' p"r rcnt 81 their annual receipts. Tho
Railroad Commute. TAan Mr. Morris offered
a rrs1 luton that the COMPTROLLER sci. thr fran
AMI three per cent. Il th" gross receipts. Tho
resolution was placed "a file.
soon aiterward Alderman Foster moved that
the orig nal resolution ho PASSED oyer Mayor
L = veto. President Roberts and Aldermen
Morris Phillips, and shells opposed ne mo
tan. urging that every franchise 20 hulld rail-
roads through any - the streets OF the city
should o" sold bN public auction.
The rsnuton wis passed over the veto by
Aldermen Bennett blg.ln,, CARROLL. ErhqrdL
Foster; GednGy. Gurn'rt HILL Eecunn. kier-
and Nl"hncr president Roberts, and Alder,
Shells voted in the negative.
Encouraged 10y lbs success IN getting ms
resolution through, Alderman Foster moved
tlH IhS-ng" 81 inc r"s button 10 permit TEL.
Innci, T.. SlnOn and his associates Do o. put
under every street aud ayenu" ~ Ia" city piprs
necessary to h"Ht htIuDIc buildings uud prl-
waite dwellings, with steam hy the Holy e1ubi-
nation system. provided that hc gives his ton !
tor 1000 To- guarantee the proper Repairing
ol tIs strttt- mat ue tears up.
Alderman Morris moved mat the privilege De
sold hy auction hv CowptrUiler Kelly. HIS mo-
tom was lost. Then Mir Morris offered ~ "A
Now Nprh Steam supply Company on ih" torius
unmri IN their recent petition. That company
offered 60 give the city t1r ~" franchise twenty
urr cent 0l thoirlnrt profits alter d'iu ting tea
10Y cent forus nklus 'und; g. givctWn tpnd- uI
ijpUIO each A. an indemnity against accidents.
aud q EuirHute" for tn" replacement 81 tho
uuNcWruts. to neat the public buildings ior tho
cost pf the. steam; rnd IT,. consent 10 Ne AZ
polutm"nt hy Comptroller Kelly Of one director
Tn- resolution WAS voted down. and Alder
man lIucAurya Uh-ttutc, so amending tAe
original resolution as 20 give 10 the Mayor,
Police. tpmW --Iourr-. ana iii' LDnlHl-7iNnn Z
Of l'Uhlle WORKS the rlrlt % d".idu whether tho
perm. -siun should D' declared void hy viola
crpttd by TIE mover. Iurh the huua,.i ulr Wn7
SO amended Hs ipgN c the power io hhnul ~,
permission tu The Mayor ana Common council
iustrul of 10 fnr Mayor. nllr" Enarl, ana the
COMMISSIONS ruf Pubic Works. IN thHt 7hHp'
10 WIS passed boy - g. President Rowr-, apI
Alderman Bennett Bgiin, Carroll, Erh"rGt
Poster. GnnH"r, iihl. keenan,. Lows, frrly,
neunirnatNe and Alderman JRcohus. hlcr,
nan, Morris, Iuiiips. Geuney. Reilly ana
WW'hhrr in ia" hr- 3llN'
lhr rutlruad WIS engineered through the
board ly David u. CpnoNer, and the steam
heating project by Gen, Spnola.