The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD.
Operations stiii suspend ed-An OpPosi-
tfon Company Lay Same Track, dc.


Operations stil suspend sd--An OpPesf-
tion Company Lay Same Track, kc'
Tho Broadway Railroad sensation continued unabated
yesterday the horrible condition Of tho
weather, which kept people 10 certain degree within
doors and prevented crowd from oongresaiing about
The locations where the pavement had been torn up tho
day previous. bh
The announcement in yesterdays issue nai tho IIar
lem Company, after having succeeded In laying portion
Of their rails, were subsequently restrained from pro
ceedng further by Injunction from the superior Court
occasioned small degree OF surprise 70 the public IN
general. II appears that tho injunction was Obtained
from Justice Barbour at his private residence by tho
New York Conso dated stage Company on an affidavit
to by Jesse A. Marshall and James Murphy. Tho
following is exact copy Of the document
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restrained from laying constructing any raroad track or
whtshal and Fulton streets. Or in any Or ether Of them
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ing the travel thereon Join ~ NJ ix as Nov
Nxw Yonx, April 23 1858
II will thus be perceived that the stage proprieors are
the great Of the project. although II said the
Company have offered to purchase Tho horses and
omnibus o the above Jroprieors at handsome price,
Copies Of the Injunction were served on Thursday even
ing upon Mr.. Allen Campbell, President Of tho Harlem
Railroad Company Mr.. j. G. puckhoat engineer of the
same company and upon the three foremen supervising
the work 0f the lxborers Yesterday morning Deputy
Sheriff Ray served copies upon the Mayor Clerk q ns
Common Council, Deputy street Commiscncr Twoed and
the officers OF tho Croton Aqueduct Board.
will be obsery cd that this Injunction not nm oronr
preliminary Injunction does contain an order
70 show why should not be made perpetua but
operates provent any action whatever on Inc part OF
the city government or the Harlem Company except OF
The dinculties OF tho matter have become somewhat
more complicated by the rivals OF the Hsrem Company
ripping up portion of the pavement IN tchan street,
be2woen south and From. streets for the purpose Of taking
adverse posocsscu Of the Inc opinion amongst to
pas' ns 'Ss e rival ia
which would be hold valid by tho Judiciary.
Matters were very quiet all day Yesterday 10 tho
vicinity Of Broadway, Fourtsenth street and Union
square, where OF the Harlem track had been laid
The injunction remaining undssolved work OF course
attempted Tho torn pavement looked wretched
and the half laid rails were eazed upon by many
smiling couptcuapce pWsing through the thooughiars
indicated The place ripped up near fntcsnth strec
carly in the morning had assumed the condition Of sna
pond by OF the heavy rains and crowd OF sma
boys engaged In sundry adoescent nautical experiments
were only operators visible In tho neigbos hood
dcnlty about paying the specified percentage I'M
receipts of the Harlem Railroad way Compsny "a
been suggested 10 In the supposed TnssotMl
of ascsrtanIng the amount Of tho receipts on h
Broadway line owing the fact that the receipts q ~
old Fourth avenue line will haveto be mixed up with IN
receipts Of the line. But this difcuity only ~
parent. IL can easily b suruiountsd by having szA
depot n the Junction Of the two lines and BY chAnEn
| Conductors n that point H.f III