New-York tribune., 1902-04-22

and A. Rosenberg.
bonds for its various improvements~and eX-
penses With every issue of bonds this net
debt limit is cut down that much. Therefore
there is why the Board of Rapid
Transit Commissioners should not take action
Immediately so that the East Side subway
may be dug without unnecessary delay
WHERE THE TINE HAS GONE TO.
To show where two and half years have
gone to in preparing the Brooklyn extension,
and give some idea of the amount Of time neces
sary for this preliminary work. the following
ia bic is given. which shows the steps in chrono-
logical order taken by the Rapid Transit Com
mission in reference to this improvement:
January a-nnpid Transit Commisrion passes
resolutions faVOrfnE Brooklyn eNten-
sion OF the 1npid transit road.
February 26-Chief EnGin'=.D Parsons author
lied survey
May 4-HearinE before eSAnmission
May IO-Hearing before commission.
May 17-Hearfng before commission.
Nruy 24-Hearfng before commission
September 27-Commission adopts route.
October Is-Commission decides to withhold
bly, because of proposed change In route
November 2s-John B. Mcdonald Dn sn,,tto.I nfhs for
to the Municipal Assembly.
1901.
January 24-Commirs1on re.cinds first route
Mnnicipai % Assembly.
February 1o-Henrins before Committee 60, on
streets and Highways of Bonrd OF Alder
""rfn Sa,r4saa. OF eSe on
May 1-MunicipnI Assembly approves the
route.
TO obtain consent of property owners
June 1Mayor Van WyG sign. Of the rnpid
transit system
- ss Of
Go Court annde d@r demnnPinn. npPn1n."e"' "i
September ao-Hearing granted by Appeait"oss p,.nt os
niyision Of the second f"r ncdommRi.sioner. nnRii of
condemnation ,oon
AnrII-Commis.fon contract Tor
construction and operation of tunnel
MORE SUBWAY PETITIONERS
THOMAS B. HIDDEN Millburn. y. l.
IVES RATHBoNE. No. a. West F1fss-nfth-st- and N"
HENRY A BowERMAS. No 81 Wall-st
THEODORE GILMAN No 62 Cedar-st
WINTHROP s GILMAN. No. e2 Cedar-st
Neitt5L afty-sx;h-st. near Southern Boulevard
ARTHUR COILIES. No IS Broad-st
GEORGE B. CLARK. No. 71S Fifth-ave
MICHAEL CROWLEY No 224 seventy-second-st-
GEORGE H SMILE. No. ESQ Madison-ave
CORNELIUS B. SMITH. No. 101 East Sixty-ninth-s,
BENJAMIN D. CURTIN. No $50 Park-ave
CHARLES UNANGST. No. 3S Park Row.
p G. ETGEIMAN No 21s one-hundred-and-
twenty-hfth-st.
GEORGE W BOND. No. 5s4 Lexington-ave.
vAIJEAN D. MAHoNEY. No ass East one-hundred-
MARIA A. WATSON. West Chester
ENOCH HARRIS. No 237 Broadway
THEoDoRA B. RICHARDS Hummock Road. l-areh-
s A HEAToS. Marna-onees
NJ H sTEESE. Mamaroneck.
EDWARD J. MAHER, No. 397 Pleasan-ave
NATHAN SLEEVE. No 1872 East one-hundred- -and-six-
teenth-st
cEoRGE COULTER No $50 East One hundred and six
teenth-st
IKE n. LAZARUS No 1873 East one-hundred- -and-sev-
JAMES MrE1RNAN. No. 1875 East one-hundred-and-
sixteenth
Nj. J. 9U!GLEY' No $50 East one-h'"oFe'- A''-''A-
SAMUEL D DAVIS Grand-ave and One-hundred-
SAMUEL RoYsoN No. 1ea East Eishty-hrse-s'
A. GREENE, 11s East and-sixteenth-s
J. F. swEENY No. s39 East -hundred-and thirty
C HorERN No, 1864 Le1inston-eve,
4. sELDNER, No 1n7 East -hundred-and-sfN-
WILLIAM j. LANGHIED, No lss East one-hundred-
ARTHUR w BENSON No l go Lexington-ave
JULIUS A MAYER. No 40 East one-hundred-and-
sixteenth-st.
EDMUND H. V. HAYES No. 14s East hundred
d-ffteenth-st.
MICHELE GRIEco No 81 East hundred six
T. II. RoNKE. No 22s Third-ave
JOHN CERvINI No 1oS East one-hundred- -and-thir-
AL SCHMIDT. No. 22ss Thrd-ave.
T H RAPKE. No. 2.2s8 Thrd-ave.
H. C. BECKER. 2os East one-hundred- -and-twenty-
fourth-at-
HARRY WILSON, No. 800 East one-hundred-and-
twenty-thrd-st-
THOMAS F. CANNON No. ia East One-hundred- and
seventh-st.
PETER KEEGAN. No. 275 East one-hundred-an thir
teentf-st.
GUSTAV PRoKsCH. No. 1.470 Lexington-ave.
SAMUEL. ROSENBERG 1.794 Lexington-ave
EDWARD F. HODNETT. No 173 East One-hundred- and
seventeenth-st.
MAX COHEN. No. 15s East one-hundred- d-and-seven-
teenth-st-
AARON STRAUSS. No 1775 Lexington-ave