New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
l)nbiit Notices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nCBLIC NOTICE
L Once Of the C-erk Of the Common Council,
Rnont & CITY Hall. New YORK CITY,

yDJ bLlC NOIlSE
once Room e n' csEs s # G IT, sS%ss ssss
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Resolved Monday the e2d day Of March e.. Iss, at
the Board Of Aldermen be and the, are hereby ds.G
Hs'sS a. Of the s. TSd Railway
Fory-eeond street Manufacturing and ST. Nichols 6, ,Ss
City Of New-York for its consent and permission for the
If and .n Ss ss sa
nS Of srss r.s fee ns s said
ing companies desiring 70 unite as provided s s N sr
81 s,Ts , 81 n R0as the law f
and form as set forth in their SAID pe,1n ar.
said extension and connection and to the s', nsS
ss rou Of d public as
seciio on a a amended BY the law win be rs
Of Sis Board rh BY PUBLISHING aay fourteen
Sss II o ds r onor the Mayor
provisions q section e2 a. amended of the os
oa pS0 meond n Is sc resolution s1t" the pea
lions Of the Third AyenSs and the sroad Com
psnes viii considered is required by the PROVISIONS
To the Honorable Common Council of the City of
The petition Of tn. Third Avenue Railroad Company
and the Street sHa o.
Ts. your petitioner. n sNs
certain Streets and avenues the city of NewYork
Avenue Rsroaa asosS s"s street,
and 81 Nicholas Avenue E Hnvdr.a co and
and Peasant avenue said point Of Union n.
Sr 4su no nd the to be made By
nneh Of m psosS Of the ssd
q street. AZ or Ss
River connectns there by suitable switches and
%s the upon Se ss sa%
street running thence soutnefS OF r,a,e Sronerv
sua The ssS S o os" sS"s
n 1Te' and aons said Pleasant avenue to
urion and by the construction maintenance and operation
e ssssnGn Street er 81 @s ST.
RaT amy n an hp
connecting there BY suitable ma
Inianfss Mis and a' ST. NsSoss
through upon and said Peasan, avenue to said
be used on either Of the route, connected thereby
HI WHY Be se ss snd
SaS sn 5Su for n%sS ave
And provided that the local authorities of the city Of
necSIOn and to the establishment and opera
Of said route for public rsos:e G
propery-owners or the lawful substitute therefor having
maintain and operate the same as part OF said con-
tnuous route for one fare .. =. ou.r,,,a 90 an
independent railroad without inconvenience TO the pu6c
operated continuous line or route with said existing
railroads respectively. . -
Wherefore petitioners for the consent OF the
local authorities Of the city of New-fork 10 ,hs con
struction operation of said connection and 70 me
establishment maintenance and operation Of said new
continuous for public travel
Dated New-Yor,t February 1897. o,,
(Seai) THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CoM
CSeai) FORTY SECOND STREET MAMMALIAN
VILE AND ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE RAiLNAi
coWPANY by Albert J. Elias President.
State Of New-york. City and County Of New-York SIS:
Albert j. Elias. being duly sworn dcposes anu say
that he is he President of the Third Avenue Rairoad
Company petitioner named in the foregoing peulo
that he has the foregoing petition by nm SUP
scribed and the contents thereof that the se
Is true 10 knowledge Of the deporent excep as "
the matters therein stated be alleged on inrorha9
and belief and those matters he believes IL 70 W
true and further he signed said petition az Prsi
Directors affixed the corporate seal OF said company
thereto BY the like authority: ALpr;ni D. 80
SWIM " JOHN BROLLES.
Notary n. Y. Co. No no
State of New-York. City and County OF New ORR S.
Albert j. Elias being duly sworn. deposes ana SAYS
thai he is the President second street Man
The pettoner named the foregoing petition by MN
subscribed and knows the thereof that the same
true 10 the knowledge OF the deDonent. except as Ia
the matters therein stated to be alleged on information
and belief and as matters he believes " 10 ne
true. and further he signed said petition as fies
dent OF said company. and affixed the corporate sea oil
said company thereto by the like authoritv ,,,s
persons Interested foregoing application
hereby notified 10 I've prosen the time and place
toned said resolution WIN. II. TEN EYCK.
Clerk Of the Common Council.