The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-21
TO DlSENTANGLE TRAFFIC.
ZIG-ZAG PLAN FOR BROADWAY
AND 34TH STREET.

MIR. McAdoO Plans to Cut Sixth Ave. Out OF
the Worst Crossing Ever-CrosstOwn
Travel Must Go Around, ToO-Auto.
mobiles Keep Onl-Fine to Begin With.
Police Commissioner McAdoo has for
several days been investigating the tangle
at the Sixth avenue, Broadway and
Thirty-fourth street crossing. Yesterday
he sent out an order which will make
radical change In the movement Of traffic
in that neighborhood. The new order is
to hold good on week days only, and from
$50 A. M. to $50 P. M. Fire apparatus,
ambulances and Police and Street Clean
ing department vehicles are exempted.
The new arrangement Is set forth by
Mr.. McAdoo as follows:
All vehicles going uptown In q northerly
directi on along Sixth avenue will upon reach
ing West Thirty-second street proceed In an
easterly direction on West Thirty-second
street to the easterly side of Broadway, and
thence north to West Thirty-ffth street.
between eastery car tracks and curb. be-
fore turning in a westerly direction, except
from P. M. to $50 p. NJ, when they
will be Obliged to proceed to West Thirty
sixth street before turning In westerly
erection. All vehicles travelling on Sixth
avenue in southerly direction will upon
reaching West Thirty-hfth street. proceed
In a westerly direction. on north side OF West
Thirty fifth street to the westerly side OF
Broadway. and thence In q southerly direc-
ton. and will not be allowed thereafter to
proceed in an easterly direction until they
have arrived at West Thirty-second street.
All vehicles proceeding through West
Thirty-thrd street, West Thrty-fourth street
and West Thirty fifth street. from Seventh
avenue toward Sixth avenue. or Broadway.
will thereafter proceed in a soutnerly direc-
ton on westerly side of Sixth avenue and
Broadway to West Thirty-seoond street
before turning in an easterly direction.
Vehicles Or oceedinR through West Thirty
fifth street from Seventh avenue in an east
erly direction will cross over to easterlv side
Of Broadway and proceed to West Thirty
sixth street before turning In an easterly
direction.
No vehicles will be allowed to travel east or
west on Thirty-fourth street between Sixth
avenue and Broadway from s 80 A. NJ. to $3.50
way from Thirty third TO Thirty fifth streets.
rom IN aFfSG9 az sae
When lines Of vehicies are formed by, the
police authorities as, heretofore described.
Broadway. within the aforesaid territory.
vehicles Of AL kinds must follow in regular
ohe and must nG the car
and curb from $50 A. NJ, to $50 P. NJ. on
week days
Chauffeurs and drivers Of fast moving
vehicles going up or down town during such
hours are advised to proceed on Fifth avenue
and Seventh avenue, between West Thirty
second street and West Thirty sixth street,
and thereby avoid the delay which may be
caused under these regulations when travel
ling over the territory included in Herald
square.
George Harris, who gave his address
as the Grand Hotel, was arrested yester-
day at Sixth avenue and Thirty-ffth street
by Policeman Kosh, who accused him OF
being on the wrong side of the road.
Harris told Magistrate Mayo that his ma
chine cost SIS 600 and that he had no bust
ness. He denied that he was on the wrong
side. He WAS fined 81.
Motorman John Mathson Of the Sixth
avenue line was arrested at about the same
place by Policeman Roth who charged
him with refusing to obey orders
when told him to stop he went ahead,
and when told him to go ahead he stopped"
declared Roth.
Magistrate Mayo asked if the policeman
believed the motorman intended to break
any law.
NO." said Roth, -but he passed the
remark that he didn't care for me.
In spite of this incendiary language the
prisoner was discharged.