The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05
M UNICIPAI.
Judge Woods's Decision and Tts
Effects.

| Judge Woodss Decision and It's
Effects.
| The decision nj Judge Woods. refusing the
| restraining order asked for by the city in the
| aarnlshmant case ut Pickles aud others vs. the
/ CITY Railroad Company. did not and cannot.
seemingly. produce any eommetion at the City
| Hall and the reason appears to be plain.
Should the railroad company bn finally COM
demned to pay the 900 Involved. they would
have an action In warranty against the city.
| The latter would. however,. he no worse of for
differences to tha city whether II owes the money
akes end ether Judgment erediorst oI tb g
| dity Railroad Company that is in pickle that
Ia. should the Judgment Of Jndae Woods be
then have to walt Until The city can realize
$40 aGn In oaah to reimburse them the amount
q, s liz n s say 1s vsny s HeA the
eredito,. 81 the city Ills would, be anfor-
not been At any ianit III the matter, for the at
torpeys Of the railroad company, II ~, accord
garuIsiment against the company would not
hold good IN the courts whereupon the com.
pany paid over to the city the purchase price Oh
1t will therefore be purely accidental that tho
city will have r,eaped the, entire AMOUNT Esl-
ready expended for the re- iamptton OF the debt.
as will appear BY the C,unell proeeedtngs OF
yesterday published ln tha mnra n ~ nro-
ors to the amount ct s2thooo. There are other
REASONS why the city must be deemed blame
less, and THESE will be given ct some other time.
Owing to ths death Of Judge Uoens. the father
IN. aw.pf City Attorney II. Howard MeualeR,
that official was unable tq be Of the City Hal!
yesterday, hence ng cons ultati9n could bs held
In the matter and what will he ths next step
taken Ivy the city remains to be seen. The only
taken, would bs m appeal frnm Judge Woods's
decision to the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
ALI, NIGHT CARS.
Strangely aa II would seem there are still
many people in1uiring whether the cars now
run oil night. Yes, cars run all night on nj tho
City Railroad Uomnan q lines rapurohased re-
Gently by them from the city.
According to the new nharar this RAILROAD
company is required to RIM It's cars as often
during the day and night ~ they may deem
proper but not at greater intervals than every
ten minutes iron, dayipht until 10 ;. H.. and
every nftaan minutes from 10 O'CLOCK r. IN. until
1890 A. M. md every hour thereafter. on the
Gamp. the Magazine the Eaplanada the Dau-
nhina Ito Poland street, and the Canal ito Broad
street, lines. Tho faro alter I2;9o q. ~. ia only
ten cents although the company Ia authorized
to charge twenty five cents
BHoKHRs COMPLAINT.
Ey-fudga Becker, the keeper ri the FRlatB
Royal Concert Balloon. having 90 implanted that
ono OF his neighbpra was permitted to giVe
liahment, wi bout payjuR the fun license Adj
ministinior Isaaesnn rnusnd the matter to be
investigated through the chief OF police. who
Yesterday returned 70 the administrator the
report Of Cart Banhomin, who was charged
With an inquiry Into the facts, Giant. Haphemin
rapnrts. however. that only instrumental and
vocal music Ia given ut Bankers usighbor'a
plane, and that only on one oeeasl Ion when ven
trllouuiat was permitted to perform there, has
there been any departure from the strict con-
struction IF the nrorrtatnr's license.