The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-03
INJUNCTION WASADUMMY.
SHELF FIRED At THE NEW YORK
ALDERMEN DIDN'T EXPLODE.

ALDERMEN DIDN'T AAF
p.u-,,s Fran.
.n,.s 80. y ,,m,. ne Tcrn TO
Oh va. w.. - yo,,h with an Un-
,,rrca I,,,nc,,n, r-,oo 4, s,op IT. Fired out.
a, ,,o
inoro was a merry une Ses.osps. ~ ~
nonruoi Aiuermen over inc 10y 1900
remain BAY fark ttaliroad "hisn ""s 80 80
ruoeu"s WIN pho a'o Oh tho ooHN .ssa,.,na,
iauinsny Aiaermen, ehampionS ~ 90 tha ~.
o"nersnip Oh franchises. INC sSss., 49,.
oaoion was coneiuoreoiy ihcrcasouo .ss.,iaS
~ ruo 1ero,olnan y, LII ,hn
Iun' oo'oro oierk Zen hyeS ovk"" ..sst,u az
"a I" tuso,u'ion W enhonu -
hihi'i eS me 10 twenty'n'e9 ,.t.
Nohe OF inc yellow Journals "oa'u .so. az
ooRus Injunction out IL Is surmisou S"a ~
W STOP tho in1uno.'on pp-ssa.
Yno eneln u poeni lost III .h".' -.
reg OF song. the machine IL going on Ioro'o,'
The fun began when the report OF the Railroad
toaothsr With INV r..o,u.,on arant,np Il in nor.
oso.noi = RESTITUTION s'a.N"s s.
petuity. was recalled from the Mayor Tor
hia n,o,ion " aNN ,ns ...a,n n,st,sr ,e over
~ S,ao, = ha.e u whoio .s,os =, io,snrn
Tho motion did not pass, and q resolution was
then introduced to amend the franchise 30 tnat
tho limit OF Its life should DO twenty-five years.
dare say mar the members Oh inc i'aiiroau
Committee on the other side OF the house can't
AVA" ho sn,, .I w,m .o s,r,hsr thon that
away no saia. : VIII go iurtner tnah mat.
leader Of tho board. to name the public
tborouehfares through which this road will run.
He docs not know. yet he votes to give away
this franchise"
II never considered myself the leader in this
board" replied Alderman Oakley.
THE gentleman from tho Fifth Alderman
Oakley, believed In municipal ownership OF
franchises before election!" cried Alderman
chiss m thot V rsrr nromns"
enise ON that very ground.
yet" retorted Mr.. Oakley. when It does I
expect that my vote viii be recorded ON the
right side"
"If you do not vote against this grant you are
not sincere retorted Alderman Hal.
Dem Uoss Aia ts 7 m1,i Wish TO , iat snr t ,hh;ts more
luton r asked Alderman Kennefct. ''''
The ,Tlammany Hall members are in the ma
lority. va,
asked me to- said Mr.. kennehck. II 10 q
tespuolcen.
Alderman Randall. , u.,
My impression was that you did. 1t is in
your district, and l didn't know any one else
was in favor of 1t" ,
,otou Ill Saoon Shih'cu
in Alderman Noonan. If Mr.. Randall says 1t
isn't "a good thing l will vote against it now"
Il suppose some newspapers in this town will
say tomorrow that we were Obliged to explain
our votes said Alderman Woodward. AS u
member OF this board l want to DO recorded as
making no apology for my vote. The people OF
Pelham and City Island want this road. That's
enough Tor me-
rs 1t any more necessary than the Kings
bridge road T. asked Alderman Hall innocently.
Alderman Oakley was nettled. II was not
Kingsbridge road franchise he said. Like
wise / old not know that 1 was ch1lnpi9ning
the grant under discussion. IN ADMIT 1 am
not familiar with the route of this road. because
l never was in the district more than twice. !
got my information at the public hearing. !
have no personal interest in the matter. and l
still maintain my belief in municipal owner
ship; But that question is not under discussion.
and l doubt II we will ever come to it.
The question. IL upon the adoption OF the
amendment said President Jeroloman. A
those who are in favor VIII vote IN the attirm
alive as their names are called; those op
posed.
AT that instant a TAIL young man, with ar
antemic race and q hlgh collar. mounted the ros.
trum on which MI. Jeroloman was seated and
With a dramauc gesture thrust u roll OF papel
under his nose. =,
Il wish TO serve an injunction on this board.
Vously apout the aesk LOT ms glasses; ihert
Was an LnsLahts sllence n tno oonru room
Ihen q murmur arose ana some one yeiied
r9t mn oun,
Wouio IKE to thsk "hlcn one OF inc pres
en-, u,Stators ,, tniS TomH mas Won .nis SCOOP
The male ynunp man arose and essavad tr