New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

probably a new line the West Side ana
another on the East Side Mr.. Spencer is right
In no event get one-haif as much as
we could from an established corporation IKE
the Manhattan Company ] shall. therefore. vote
for Mr. Inman's resolution"
A figure has just been mentioned sald MI
Dushe. that we could get under this resolution
You are only giving One-half of what TIE CIV
appears TO get under the resolution lor '"'
city is already getting per cent on aoo"' '"0
half Of the companys lines" -, ,,r
The litigation for that income tax, sal" WI
Spenccr. "is not decided. Our resolution '
sures : per cent We insure the result
"Perhaps the court will do that, MI D"'"'
retorted.
7, was .,slv seen what the vote on the reso-
,,,ion would be. Mr. Bushe called the ro''.
Mr. Jnman Mfr. Spencer and Mr.. Steinway No'eu
.yosn Mr. Starn and Mr.. Bushe vo'eo No
n, S.a;rwav announced that the resolution WIS
,os. no q unanimous vote is required Dy the
p.,,;d Transit act of 1901 Mr.. Starin then OIL
.o.ad an amendment to the resolutions oil April
20 modifying the time within winch tue MAJ"
haitian Company would be required 10 co'''p'o,'
zee limo 70 the city limits. Mr.. Starlns a'hrh"-
,nor, rcourcs the line to be completed 10 ro''
C.oroe in two years, TO Kingsbrldge III '"o !e"''
moro ard TO the city limits 1Our years ,''
Mr. Bushe seconded the amendment ana S a t"
Commissioners voted for 1t. although VII, , %P ar
;a thot II probably would not make ihucl . w.
salu una ;nasmnch AS the compensation question
had becn settled adversely 49,. 90 +bo resoln-
Mr. Rushe moved an amendment 10 W" cont
lions OF April r. providing that me ,,tdpmbatton
.o"' tho net receipts Of the whole w., .
svstom should begin to accrue not la'el Mr.
10 1896. The amendment was az oNSI,nhattan
Spencer moved that reS 1pSm " Bowers counsel
20 tho commission. =. u.b,t This
communication Is TO ne llhad ..;o n' taken by the
inform the company oil inc ao'''
That's it," answered Mr.. Starin. .ho loom r
understand it, Mr. ME Sta nGHF Continued
s.ems 10 me that it is clear what we al my
now 1t must be clear to the minus Vi "''
YES Mr.. Inman broke in, ITS clear ,e ss "'
Think I'll get into the country an Sa 'S Continued
Oh, ] don't think go NJ S,", vi 80 If tho
"Wo must 60 right ahead WIN ~. tho nroposit5n
man htoro them. we must do what sunssS or,
w." months ago-lay out new lines anu SUI '''''
AZ Whn mr. Bowers was absent preparing al,
r nr 20 The Manhattan Company the discusT Wr
,vas continued in an lniorlnai ,,an,; Tho
action Of Mr.. Starn ana MI n"'"0 -
MI Somebody said he. will go ana pmy I'VE We
,.,, lives AZ auction for thousand doiiais. NO
new mrs "a as certainly into the hands OF .ie
sS a,r COMPANY as anything could ne. LII LII
nanes onr work OF two years, AMI the city Will
ccr.a pNt what if the Manhattan Company shoua
decide Ra' to accept our Ser cent proposition
Well If they do that Mr. SPENCER an year.
she c w T be- very much surprised have taken
stand in support Of Mr. nmans ,et was
Simply as business man. feeling sure r r.' viii bid
the best for the city. l suppose Ahio's WI"
'or NJ ,"e Bowers returned in few minutes VIII. ,
the answer to the Manhattan ConP ;naSSrmcd him
sbst the commission unable to assent to, 10
his proposition as to compensation me Tue s9,
mission adjourned to meet again next 'u'S'''
afternoon.