New-York tribune., 1908-09-02
PrBrIc NOTICES.

point III the uOftneriN ilue or Iuf f-frV OF
New York. between Fifth avenue and ths
road to White Plains tCOIurnbas svsnue)
Second-Thros8s Neck Branch. Begin
ming at point On the main line near ths
junction Of walker avenue West Fa-u1s
road and Devoe avenue: thence running
sOufkerly. crossing Wyatt street and Ire
BsTTian street. thence crossing Van Nest
avenue and the y. Y. y. r. q H r r.
between One Hundred and Seventy-fourth
street and fremont avenue, thence run
ming between CrazhfH and Chauufs ave-
nues and crossing Bronx River avenue.
Beacon avenue. Randolph avenue. West
chester avenue. Watson avenue. Ludlow
avenue. Story avenue and Lafayette ave-
rue: thence crossing CraighilI avenue ard
Morrison avenue. between Lafayette avenue
and Seward avenue. thence crossing Sew
ard avenue. between Morrison avenus ard
Ha-rOd avenue. thence crossing Har-od
avenue. Mefcaif avenue and Frteley avsuue
between seward avenue and Randall ave-
ntie: thence crossing Randall avenue at or
near it's Intersection with Croes avenue:
thence crossing Noble avenue. R0sedals
avenue and Commonwealth avenue. b.
tween Randall avenue and I8comha ave-
nue.: thence crossing Iaconnoe avenue BE-
tween Commonwealth avenue and ST Law
renee avenue: thence crossing St Law
renee avenue. Beach avenue and TAYLOR
avenue. between LscSube avenue and Pat
tsrson avenue: thence crossing Patterson
avenue at or near its intersection with
Thfsr!Ot avenue. thence crossing Leland
avenue. between Patterson avenue anf
o Brfen avenue. thence crossing O'Brfen
avenue and Gildersiesve avenue. between
Leland avenue and T-nderhfll avenue.
thence crossinZ T7ndsrf m avenue and Cor
nell ava0uS AT OF near their Intersection.
thence crossing Bolton avenue, White Plains
road. Newman avenue and stephens ave
hue. between Cornell avenue and Bronx
River avenue. thence crossing Clasons Point
ROAD between STEPHENS avenue aad Puzsls5-
avenue thence crossing Cornell avenue and
Pugsley avenue a. OF near their iursrsec-
tIons thence crossing Husson avenue. BE-
tween Gildersieeve avenue and Cornell ave-
Gue. thence nOrtheTiy between Husson ave-
nue. and Belts avenue and crossing Glider
sleeve avenue and o. Brier avenue. Themes
crossing Compton avenue and PussieY
Creek; thence crossing Barrett avenue. b.
tween Trask avenue and Screvin avenue.
thence crossing Screvfn avenua, between
Iacornbe avenue and Barrett avenue Themes
crossing LacOmbe avenue and Olmstsad
avenue az or near their intersection. thence
crossing TORY avenue. Howe avenue,
Castle Hill avenue. Turner avenue. EfauE-
ham avenue and Havemeyer avenue. ba-
tween LaCombe avenue and Randall ave-
nue.. thence crossing AlIaire avenue ant
Harrington avenue. between Randall avenus
and ZeTsga avenue. thence crossing ZereEz
avenue near fts intersection with PardaI
avenue; thence eaSterly. crossing West
Chester Creek. Ferris avenue and Baxter
Creek. thence crossing Morris lane near fts
thence crossing Fort SCHUYLER road and Old
Ferry road at or near their intersection.
thence between Fort SCHUYLER road and
East River 20 point near the L s Gov
mentioned streets crossed by said branch
line, except Wyatt avenue. fremont ave-
nue. East one Hundred ard Seventy-sev-
enth stTeet)- Westcnester avenue. CIasons
Point road. Ferris avenue. Morris lane Old
Ferry road and Fort Schuyler road. ars
proposed streets. as shown on the CITY lay
OUT OF streets
That the route Of your petitioner between
the Bronx and Harlem Rivers. as previously
located. ran through a section OF The Bronx
largely devoted TO apartment houses and
dwellings. and 70 construct ths road os
your petitioner over such location would
entail the destruction OF numerous large
buildings and the running or large amounts
or real estate for other than railroad pur-
poses That in addition thereto the street.
system as now laid out IN The Bronx would
be seriously fnterfered with by the con-
sJTuctton OF your petitioner road over the
said route
That by reason of the foregoing facts. ths
cost Of constructing the road over the said
route would be SO great as practically TO
prohibit the Railway Company from build
ing and operating the line. and the DELAY IN
acquiring the real estate would necessarily
postpone the period OF completion for an
Indefinite time
The route as amended is situated in
section OF The Bronx where real estate has
not ceen devoted to building purposes and
where the right Of way can be ACQUIRED a.
a more reasonable price and within a res-
sonable time. and under this route Your
petitioner can proceed with the construction
Of its road and complete the same a a cost
and within period OF time which will
render il practicable 20 build and oQerars
its railroad That the change IN the r0uts
Of the branch line is made necessary BY
the change in the main line OF your pe.f-
toner. to which the consent of your Honor
able Board ts requested as herein set forth.
That copy OF the said map and profile
fled IN the County Clerks Office on tho
1Tth day Of June. 1908 as Aforesaid. show
ing the amendment 10 said route which
Is submitted herewith
And your petitioner respectfully prays
that the consent OF the Board of Estimats
and Apportionmsut 70 the said route as
lawfully amended in conformity with rs
map and profile fled on the 10Th dav q
June. 1903. may be given to this peticioner.
TON RAILWAY COaPANT-
By ALLEN WARDWELL. President
State Of New York, County OF New York.
Allen wardwelL being duly sworn. d
poses and says That he is The President
OF the New York Westchester and Boston
Railway Company. and that he has read
the foregoing petition and knows the con
tents thereof and that the sane - true -
bis own knowledge, except as to tas NAT
ters therein stated TO be alleged on f1for-
nation and belief and as 10 those matters
ALLEN wARDwEIL-
Sworn TO before me this 18th day OF June.
WILLIAM A CoKELEY.
Notary Public. New York County.
And at a meeting held June %. 1903.
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. The foregoing petition from
NEW YORK. WNSFt JESTER AND BOS
TON RAILVAN r'DSIPANT dated Juns
Is. 1908. was presented 70 the Board %
Estimate ard AuuOrtio-ment at a mestinz
held June 10. 1905. AMI
Whereas. \ second petition OF tbs sans
date has been received from the said Com
pany asking for certain notifications IN
the ordinance approved by the Mayor Aug
ust . 1904. to wit:
Ca) BY permitting the use OF overhead
(b) BY providing the CITY with the rizht
TO string three cables. instead OF furnish
ing two conduits-
(c) BY permitting connections with t-o
other railroads at a distance not exceeding
2,5O0 feet. instead OF I. COO feet
(d) BY permitting connections with ths
rapid transit railway at West Farms. and
the proposed rapid transit railway at West
chester Avenue.
(el BY extending the time until August
.. 1911. IN which % complete the four
track railway from the city line 70 175th
Street. and until August =. 1913. for the
construction Of the line from 18th Street
to the Harlem River.
Resolved. That in pursuance of law this
Board sets Friday. the 18th day OF Sep
tember. 1908. at 1880 o'clock ir the
forenoon. ana Room IL. in the city Hall
Borough OF Manhattan. as the tims and
place when and where such petition shall
be first considered. and public hearing
be had thereon, at which citizens shall
be entitled to appear and be heard. and
be IL further
Resolved. That the Secretary Is directed
to cause such petition and these resOlu-
tiOns TO be published for at least two -
days IN two daily newspapers in The CITY
of New York. to be designated by the
Mayor. and for at least ten 1g DAYS IN
the City Record Immediately prior to
such date OF public hearing. The expense
OF such publication TO be borne by the psti-
toner JOSEPH HANG Secretary.
Dated New York. June IS. 1908.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.-The under
signed hereby gives notice to the pubiio
thsJ he will sell at public auction. % rhe
highest bidder Tuesday. Septsmoer
10th. 1905. at two O'Clock in the eSteTuoon
AZ Auburn Prison. the following, d. .chins1y
which has been used in said prison