New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
ALL THE BOARD EAPECIED.
IMPORTANT RAPID TRANSIT Mrr-liH"

$500. 1o,,,,es,oxrrs WILL DE IL SESSION At
MIR. sTrINwAY's HOUSE TO-DAY
The meeting OF the Rapid Transit COMMISSION ~
William stcinway's house. at NO. ~ "r"''erVs "' ~"
~ a.o ocloc this afternoon. promises 10 De one Oh
a. -, ,,oros,,,c and important that the com
n,iss,on has hold for long time" MI the 'omlnS-
s,o,o,s vii 10 present Mr.. spencer VINO mas o''''
:, Chicago for a week. will return 'WS mo'"'I7'
The effect OF Mayor Groy's announcement Una. Nv
was opposed to the scheme Iropo''" ~ !" -
A. Co was easily seen Yesterday "''"''s' WI, ~
haitian stock rose three points WI 'ie ~" ~
chance II :, fair 10 asSum" tilt ule M'h"l'''"
directors can implicitly ri! upon '
assistance at all time. ~ ,
MAYOR Gilroy's opposition TO Mr.. Wilson's scheme
has not however. frightened III" c"p',"i''N ""o
want to build the underground ro'u WI" '' '
assistance Mr. Wilson will appear before inc 'o''
.,,an ,h,s o,,.rnoon. and will probably be accom-
panied by a representative oil INC Ia" iI''" y,
cbo,to A. Eeuman who are his counsel when seen
=, - r,,,,,,. ro,,rter Yesterday Mr.. wilson dld not
s.em inclined TO crtcise Mayor Gilroy lie ''i' =
.Thcre Is no doubt in my MIND that an """',
ground rapid transit road i what 10" CIT! vi ~"
needs TO secure real rapid transit Inv oFpo","
NJ the underground system ar" continually sP'""',S
~ the London underground railroad, but II Sho"''
no borne in mind that 1t is not proposed 20 '"''"
duplIcate OF that road here shall '''"' -"
,,,,o n, NJ ,tcnway's house tomorrow 10
,o, c,rc IN make any comment on Mayor 'iiroS >
criticisms Of the plan offered TO the Kappa ran
Commission Yesterday" Early In tn" day N'r' ",N''
rrop,rcd the following statement, when was tN'"
TO reporters: ,,, ,ot
,,, ,c,ion on our proposition cannot AT present.
say anything more In regard to the matter ''an wa
contained in our written communications address,"
,o thcm on saturday last, except TO emPh''"'
We then stated that our proposition WIS ho' ~, -,
10 I'm any way delay or restrict the gr"",'"e VI
nrIyiloc,s 10 any other company or conP""
John H. starin refused to talk on the S"o'''. W
r,r,d trons,, Yesterday When william st"inway was
soon NJ his housc Yesterday by Tribune r'p''., ~
,1. :. M cour,o the scheme proposed BY Mr.. "lsoh
o, saturday has received one black ey" by N'S y
Gilroy's opposition to II. have me h'S"''' -"
for Mayor GIlroy's opinion. IL" Is n very "'''' w.,
man and his judgment Is valuable Inc 'o'""" -
has not the power to adopt Mr. Wilson'S Sch''"'' '''
they will consider II. Perhaps Mr. wilson may '"9
c.st some alternate scheme by which ne may ~
enabled TO build the road. lie oilers 10 pun" w."
ro,, from, tho battery TO Fourteenth 81. lie m"y
cr =, huiId more than that. and Of course III" com
mission can sell him franchise for II part VI '"'
ronte laid with view e. IT'S completion i"'i' -,
ain the mean time however. the present rainu
transit facilities must b. increased ana 'h' ''"'
sion will 90 ahead with its work OF d"c'ihg Oh wa"
x,,p.ions should be- granted TO the Manhattan ~
Ia
,o s,Ive Mr. starin is most strongly opP"-eu "
,b u.c M thc boulevard by ia" Manhattan i"'''
can he little doubt that the pcopl" OF Newton" wv
strongly opposed 70 the use Of IN" bonieV"u ~. "'
rv,,cd rad Still | receive letters every Gay lr"i'
uroperty owners all along III" B0ulcVaru WHO NV
civ. n, rapid tran, at once lh'S po"''' 90 .
ou,.,ior I, a hard one At first W" thought mat
,on,, NJ ave G, MD be- used. but on nVcSuR"uo" wv
found that il, aqucduct pipes uhu'r "' "'"
would prevent the adoption OF mat P''"' ~
h,v. left 20 us The Boulevard or som" ''ui"uN ro"
that wouId prevent the running Of last TRAINS 1t
may l. necessary TO require thr Manhattan ,olnP'"S
f., ro uud.r the boulevard by means oi a u''.i' =,
Il hav.. strong hops that III" underground 'uan
will b. built. II what "" want ~ ai"lle ~ -,
syr u raj rapid transit. Mr.. Wilson VII, COM
H., meeting H. morrow. Mr. spencer VIII MS" u,
her. aud / noIr. W. will accomplish something, !.
l. extremely pr babe that thr"" or four very "eIt,
mon who hav. talked with Mr.. siarin on IN" auoJ''
~ huIdlng the underground road VIII co operate
with Mr. wilson , A.. 4, ,,,s
4 Tribune reporter learned Yesterday mat II IVA, was
NOT unIk.ly that several capitalists. confronting rom
~; oo COO to 10000 900 would probably JON ior's
With Mr. Wilson and Offer TO build most OF the una'i
rround road a planned hy tn" commission WITH
view 10 completing the road "A few years later