New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01

which are given below. The motion gave rise 20 some
discussion, I'm which Messrs French Kenna, Fritz and
Dwyer took part. The matter was finally passed over
the veto Of the Mayor by q OF II TO o, foows
nell dunder Kenna smith Petry, Waters Williams Hacker
Eayi~Aitkin. Black Graham. Ray, Baird, French.
Under the report the company is required to enter
into bond with the Mayor and Controller In the sum
OF 100000 pay into city treasury semiannuay
cent OF its gross receipts for the benefit OF the city,
and also to submit TO tho arbramen Of the As
Of Brooklyn the question OF the amount Of dam
age injury, including depreciation in value, which
shall be caused property AUDITING the routes laid
out 1t Is also provided that the road shall be In full
operation from Fulton Ferry along Fultonst to Nos
trand-ave. and along Water-st, Westinghouse. and
Myrteave. to Nostrandave., within year from June
l. 1872 and city line both these routes within
eighteen The Fourhave. line Is to be finished
within two years The routes have been published pre-
yiously but in view OF the fact that Mayor Howelis
veto has been overdden Is deemed OF interest TO re-
produce them. They as follows;
From Fulton Ferry along Fnon-st. 10 tho city line.
Fro Fulton Ferry. along Watert. Westinghouse. aud
Myrtle-aye To broadway. From Myrtle and Hudson
aves along Hudson-aye. and Fultonst., to Fatbush-
ave. From Fulton Ferry, along Water-st aud Adams
IT. to Myrileaye. From the foot Of Broadway, along
Broadway, TO the city ine. From Fultonst ana Nos
trandaye along Nostrand-ave. and Lexlngton-aye to
Broadway. From Myrtle and Franknn-aves, along
Fraukiiu-ave. Wythe-ave Secondst North Fifteenth
ST., Gen-st, Meserole-aye, Frankn-st tomercial-st.
aud Manhattanaye, 10 tue NewtOwn Creek. FROM
Hamilton Ferry along hamtOn-aye.. Prospective ana
Ninth-ayc tO Twentieth st-st. From tmtbushaYe. ana
FI0n-st, along Flatbusn-aye., 40 Atiantic@ye. FROM
Flgtbush-aye and FOurth-aye. along F0urtlave., 10
PrOSprct-aYe. Along much OF sands, Prospect ana
luTk-Sts. hes between Fulton and Adtms-sts., ana
On part OF Mun-st between York and Prospect SITS
connection with the East RIVER Bridge Is also provided
luI
Alderman Kenna said yesterday that he understood
there was no intention the part of the cou pay
build roads Broadway and Second ST.; and Alder
Dwyer said that 1t WAS not the present intention
TO construct the laid out through Adams
and Washiu gou-sts.
work u IN progress along two miles OF the Brooklyn
Elevated Roau, which runs through PARK, Grauu ana
LexlngOn-ayrs. Only side OF the street D. eNca-
waited az Tine is taken To Obstruct the streets
little possible. The openings nave Dcen completed
side OF L-Xlu gOu-aye nom broadway 10 bIuJ-
Ne,Hut-ayc Work u IA progress IN Grand-dVe.' near
MyTtie-lYc. The granite foundations have been dolly
cred various points along the route but mono on the
mon the has yet been delivered Between
Council yesterday Alderman Powers offered resolutions
ing the Corporation Counsel 70 discontinue the
proceedings begun against the company. Alter some
discussion the matter referred to the Railroad Com
mttoc los "A vote OF Ia to ..
Last evening worKmen began making excavations for
the Brooklyn Road ia Water-st, near Fulton Ferry.
A. the route OF the Kings County Roads incudes
Wat.I-st. the Ferry TO Adams-st, work was ap-
Uaently begun there Tor the purpose OT anticipating
tho .ast-ualucd company. At Grand and Myrle-aYes,
where one oi the Kings County lines cross the
BrODhlyu Road. which runs through Graud-dYe an
arch timber was erected Myrtcave last even.
Openings for the fUunda ions have been made IN
GranG-ayc. on botn sides OF Myrtle-aye. y similar
at,u OF timer was erected across MashlnLtonst, NJ
sands-st., through which the Brooklyn Road runs