New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
PETERBOROUGH TALK MILD.
conferrees Seem Satisfied with
Attitude of Company.
Subway RANGE COVERED
Yoter Sessions Likely to Bring
ahout Definite Agreement
on Points at Issue.

entire range Of differences between
a., and the Interborough Rapid Tran
Co,rnauy over the proposition or the
s' To~ the extension OF its subway svs-
'~. ,,,s gone over yesterday at the first
YEN &c NJ conferences between repre-
% - NJ both sides. 1t was more or
- preliminary talk covering the en-
e.,d and leading up 70 what is hoped
N, be some definite agreement AT con-
|.-.,ces 20 be held next week
ty.n-ssenting the Interborough at the con-
- which lasted two hours In the
- % the Public Service Commission
- president Shonts and August Bel
y 7 Berwind and Edwin Hawley'
~, -. hoard Of directors The Board OF
O. -. was represented by the special
I's','... ... committee. consisting OF Bor-
CONF ,,-osidents McAneny. Miller and
,,--,,,su Mayor Gaynor did not attend
i.,-...h bs has in mind going 70 some
- r,se.ings before the conferences are
O Am the members of the Public
- commission were present when the
-..-a,ce began. at $3.50 O'Clock, but Com
c0 .I',..- NcCsrroII was obliged 10 go away
early .,,--..- ,..,, 49,, NJ the
HTf-IIrlNA
6.2n o'clock. he shook his head, TO
,rd,cate that he had nothlns 20 say an
- ~ the members Of the conference
lies and said: 1T was conferences ho
conclusions we're reached
c,sirman Wilcox OF the Public Service
c.,,r,,ssion and President McAneny said
,..ry much the same thing They declared
80 -. entire subject had been covered.
-. ~. ,rss no attempt on the part or
=. 90, % settle any OF the points at issue.
~. ,rss most satisfactory meeting
,-..o,,o- " said Chairman WILCOX 70 when
,-,sissr+ NcAneny agreed They ~oulo
-, ., 81 far however, as TO add that IL
- -..isfsctorv because the company hau
- disposition 10 yield on any OF the
.a.,,s II was gathered, rather from
-, .hsv said that they were pleased be-
- ,sA InterbOrough had not seen NJ
8, the first meeting 70 make tur'her heso-
stations impossible by putting down us
,,o, On some of the propositions me IN
.s-borough representatives seemed Wilde
,,oprb 10 discuss the points in spite OF
=, general impression that they 90 not
,susve u possible for them to grant some
- ,pe most important notifications sug-
eested by the representatives OF the CITY
IN addition to having before them the
various suggestions made by the members
n tho Public Service Commission. the con
,,rrsss discussed proposed notifications IN
80 peterborough proposition which were
,,,bosied IN a letter from the Public
s.rvJee Commission sent to them soon after
,rs receipt o. the offer.
The question OF third-tracking and eS-
,.,sinr the elevated railroads. which IS
,art Of the Interborough plan. was not
taken up In any or its phases, it was said.
Toward the end Of the discussion yester-
dsv certain questions arose requiring the
--sparation OF some data. For that rea-
an the. conferences could not be resumed
,oasv. Chairman Wilcox favored hold
,rg session tomorrow. but TO this the
chers objected. The conferences VIII De
,.ured therefore, on Tuesday, and Il is
hoped TO continue them daily until some
definite conclusion IS reached.