New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02

| cn,se has already been given to your Mr. Mills
TT is not legally granted MT jennings III"
swered. until II is signed
AN APPEAL TO THE COMMISSIONER
Mr.. Mills then appealed TO the Commissioner 10
consider how important were the prooao'e conse
quences Of giving over the county mann Io'u w
the trolleys. He pointed out that l"rse su ~
been expended in bringing the roau 10 ns pe.o
perfection These people will promise eNeik I'M
he continued provided they can get sometning iV 10,
present condition They Will do nothing Of the KIND
If YOU want any proof to the manner IN vi IN
disgraceful condition in which Mamarohe.ckI ~ w.
has been left II Is time ina StorTng trolley com
panies 4 movement has already been started tee
in New-York in the matter OF AMSTERDAM IAN a 40
TO crush these grasping monopohes' III Vu ~, Z,
this company comedies nothing TO us All tha' l"
wants ls the road and the nickel ...o,o matter he
Mr. Jennngs-T move that the whole iIh'' 80
now left the COMMISSIONS TO determhhg had
already been determined. You contended that you
had the franchise when you appeared pei. .h r ,,
missioner II Is certain from what you have your
self said that he has already told you the ve know
what were the conditions that were 10 eohtIVI u,ne
franchise. 1t would appear TO me tha' "o Oo"-
Mr. Jennings nave never SAID any'h ling 10
Mr. Ireland except IN public ana II NO you 49, own
gentleman you would not insinuate that we o""
Il came here" explained Nh Mills "undeTsand
ing that the question was stu open lot a. 'hr
and that determination one way or me oohet
was 10 be arrived at until after the prouuO"o" vi
the proposed franchise" , ,
Action was taken last week upon the consent"
Yes and YOU got IT," Mr. Mills replied. without
Mr. ireland knowing what you wanted or wnat ne
the Adjournment? fail to see it."
ITO allow you and me to TALK exclaimed voice
II am not here to talk upon my own account,
Mr. Mills responded. II am here In the mteresI
OF pS whose signed protests hold
The hearing then terminated, the COMMISSIONER
stating that he would hear the amendments rom
Mr. Pushe with a view to embodying them III tne
franchise should one be signed II was nouceable
that the Commissioner who was extremely loquacc
cious Mt the first hearing, made no comments OF
any kind yesterday
THE VILLAGE TRUSTEES HEARING.
The hearing adjourned from the previous week
by the trustees OF the village Of Mamaroneck with
reference TO the application OF the same company
to connect their lines In the village with the pro-
posed route along the Boston Post Road was held
last night in the Town Hall. Unlike Commissioncr
Ireland tho trustees refused 10 give any 0pnlun
upon the desirability Of granting the pIlNlese
sought for untf they had time 20 consider the
terms and conditions Of the franchise MT: IeH,
nings was on hand last night TO urge MS compaH
"a se hui without going into the matter at all the
trustees decided to refer the application 10 coiIl-
mittee Of three. with instructions 10 report " "e
Board at future meeting 49, a., r
In course OF conversat tons with some OF the VII
layers who attended the meeting a IrihuHe re-
porter ascertained that public feeling mas peen
somewhat changed as to the adNantases OF an ex-
tants OF The village have been satisfied to permit
the operation Of troeys locally. many or them
inP classes OF Namaroneck are provided with the
means of reaching larger trade centres for . cents
thev 70 likely 10 go those places 10 make tnelr
nurchase 10 the detriment OF the storekeepers and
the trade generally Of Mamaroneck II Is Under,
stood also that the trustees Themselves are GV!bet
upon tho question and 1t IS probable therefore ,has
n hard night lies before the trolley company IN Us
Road as comes within the jurisdiction OF the village
authorities.