The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-28

That on the IIth of July OF this year, resolution
was passed by the Beard that 'he term o. & once &
July the object of which resoluion the ban charges
was to remove complainant, I'm order 70 select py
intrigue and favor successor &c, CON mplanant
AYERS that no cause can be assigned against him
which lmpoaches IN the slightest bis merits as an
Ss SS q aSy Of sSe
officers OF the College is confined oy the express
terms Of the win Of Mr.. Girard to the same rule
shall be chosen except for merit, and that
without favor or intrigue, so none shall be removed
win Is that The removal Of cficers shalt be only for
cause, to be assigned, of which the incumbent shall
have notice Complainant therefore onaI9es tnat
the Will of the founder of the College and with the
laws of the Commonwealth Applicable thereto, and
prays for the Injunction and decree before stated.
THE THIRTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREET RAILWAY
INJUNCTION AGAINST THEIR LAYING RAILS ON
SPRING GARDEN STREET ,t. .t..... .t
William 4 1aber, William f. Miskey, and other
citizens, residents on Spring Garden street between
Thirteenth aud Broad Streets Yesterday filed bill
in equity against the thirteenth and Fifteenth Street
Passenger Railway Company. The bill sets out that
the compainants are residents and owners of pro-
perty on Spring Garden stieeL between Broad and
porated by an act of AssembIy. annroyed the 9Th
day of April, A. ID. 1859. . .
BY the said act the said company tdcfendantl was
Authorized TO lay out and construct railway from
the intersection Of Carpenter and Ninteenth streets,
along Nineteenth street to Columbia avenue thence
along Columbia avenue to Fifteenth street, thence
along Fifteenth street to Carpenter street, thence
along Carpenter street to the D ace OF beginning,
with power also to lay out and construct railway
from the intersection OF Fifteenth street and Column
bra avenue to Ridge avenue, and from Ridge avenue
along Master street TO Fifteenth street, for the
purpose OF making connection with any company
now authorized, that may be hereafter authorized
TO construct a railway said Ridge avenue" and
have no other further power authority in
respect to tearing up laying tracks any other
street of this city Whatever. The said defendants in
violation of law, and without any valid license or
authority whatever for that purpose, tearing up
the stones OF the cart carriage way of Spring
Garden street. between Thirteenth and Broad Streets
and constructing and laying railroad track thereon,
not only causing great damage to your orators and
injury to their property, but creating public
nuisance. The bill prays:-
That the defendants, their agents servants and all
persons acting under their authority, may be
strained from tearing up the sand stones OF said
Spnng Garden street, between Thirteenth and
Broad streets, or in any way constructing a railway
thereon.
essrs, E. Spencer Miller, John 0Byrne, and
Edward Olmstead appear tor the plaintiffs, and M.
L. Henry, ESQ., for the Company. 1t will be re-
membered that at the last meeting of Councils pri.
yilege was gwen TO the Thirteenth and Fifteenth
Streets Railway Company to lay the track COM
planned of. =. ........
The preliminary injunction was granted by Judge
Ludlow and will be heard by him on the 14th day
OF August.