New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
cg,RgEsABour OTHER RAILROADS.

CHARGES ABOUT III II hh'''
TIE ,IiMuSY THAT HAS BEEN "'NEN
oFFiC.fs. ssoec |
A.. c...,o ;.ve,,;cation of the BROADWAY su''"'
,,oI.-.d trarcbi.. and in the trials Of Jaehn' ~"
,oouods testimonv has been given CHARGING ~
che Comnapv. the Thirty fourth street .onv
Co,cnonv the Forty second Street Raiiroau '' -
o,d the Chambers Street Railroad 'o'np,"' ~
been engaged in bribing the Board OIL .,...;o,ed |
1874 TX Alderman Waite and Jaehne "ei' street |
in the latter's trial regarding the rory and
Companv Of which ID. ID. Conover Is p'e, III of |
Waite put the alleged to have pee"
those who voted for the road at So'ooo' NAV had
A. Go .,,d last evening: " 1t any money la
heep raised or used Tor such purpose ,nat
ah.,,,, ho,,. known Of IT, and declare absoln'e'
No money was ever raised by this company 10 .,ob
h ,,-nose and no money was ever pAid ioi ' -
,,,noss you NAV make the statement a. CHI
as you please. r. oninion as to
Iii ON, If the railroads rx-AIderman Dufv rr''-
60 in .,vearog that he paid FuIgra 81 OOo on ao'
| of the Tn Fourth Street Railroad Comp'NS MT
connany known By that exact title has hcni' " Il
bard the cashier OF the Columbia Bank. ~ a-p.ked
dent At the time that the proect was oe',,S ontsr
| mr. the general manager and canvasser oil 'ne 49,.
&c Dorman X Reardsley and in the litigation
| circ,ing around ex-Judge Horace Russei's i1 NJ
| ;;,,ot,o, restrain ine the laying OF the ro"u'
R,rdsIev took the lead in the number ana
NJ his a6dayits mr. Hubbard has already ue"'01 -.
TR,RuyF reporter all knowledge OF any oriOe'y " ~
| ,atter and has declared the road =" deao co0A "
pit" ro,-.h Street and
pl.vo,tb Avenue Railroad Company had the io.'o
corror,tors: Daniel d. Conover. Patrick n''" ~.
Edwa,d SelIeck. Gibrt VI. Speir, jr' H. o. n
John Keenan, Henry Steers. A. h. Ca'iil ,Iy,,,a,o
Oakley John 5. Foster. william No'""' Ao
p-o,,,.r and lanes Moran THIS road "a well as INC
Co., line has been known the pohu-
-. ro,d - although the term has been more geueraly
| nsned 70 the Chambers-st road, whose i'. ~ 49,
- aid wa asked for favor by Jonn n The
ana nis 20 ,ba board OF Aldermen surveyp,l
: Be,ttie then Deputy County Clerk. unner ,en a,
Keenan, Ia the secretary OF THIS COMPANY o,br cor
.ha, oronosed tor Wall and tortlandt st. otn1 IT,
o-st,rs Of the Chambers-Street ROAD WIZ ~
: stsers well known politician OF the yxhalen
49, = We,sm n J b. Mctirorge Jonn 70 r
2'ines NCarritv Jobn Lee Charles Spe r. - +
Brown ward SellecE, Gilbert NJ. oPe,I, 10. Refill,
Brown T. Y Hopns Jane. hodggr 49, lads. it
e hionari 'enoriie5 were intended at one time a
II .siarters for the great grldron scheme r'"N
e | ~ William Whitney and the Phladeipnidns.
q 'Tha NewYork Gable Company If III stare VI iaSS
. ar the charge that the sums which they oHeIou "
city we're intended tor the Alder mems pochee ~ an
y EulIer who labored night and day anu ~eH 49,
~ -raaL out IN ret majority OF the consents Aoh
IN ,rav tor cable road, walked up ana do"n 49,,
70 oi.ca veaterdaV and repeated hl- "nte-"'e -. n
u delivered at the Masonic Temple charging tna o n
N whitney and the PhiIaC elpha9s got poses'P
Is rortS and tied them I'D in the Broadway h1.' r.
" Cnmoanv scheme that Mr. Fullers promises ca
10 the Wetbodist Book Concern have some W. ItL,v
hack as Goals OF fire upon his head " MI. 49," t,t}
, laid Mr. Fuller, was irving TO make c Viao.
80 with Jacob Sharp aud Whitnev and wallace S q
Andrew he president OF the cable cmpahy an Roa,
Il Pbiladelphans we're feeling their -ay WIN tue
81 Of Aldermen There is story there thaI nas Nv
al been told Let the Broadway Railroad ConrPS s
investigated after the state gets through Win
he aroodyyav surface Railroad Company"