New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
MR.. NAVARRO TALKS ABOUT HIS SUIT.

Mr.. NAVARRO TALKS AbOuE nio ooA%
NO MED vOa THE TENANTS OF TIE Housns TO BE
ALARMxp-rRosPscTs or sErTLEkKSr.
JF. dc Navarro was again at bis once yestsEday
and appeared 70 have recovered remaSksely nom
bis recent illness He spoke IN chsssfai Tsln enc N
In frank manner Of the htless0n 1nrs SyTr AZ beaun
by the Mutual Life Insurance Company: Going
back 20 tho beginning Of HE Iroieek ne ssia;
erectsd ID on m nv hands. and thought IL would be .
good Investment to put up the structure ane ane
plan me. with ssS apprSSs Sscos o. sssocissss in tie
snterprise. But owing TO Q change IN the tiglee
these fell OF TO twcnty yhen the Proleo. ns& sos
fairly under way and ha9 70 rsss wers tted M
n tns best pOssible manner. About l0O OF the !Ss
Oats are pew occupied and pnd0no'eo'y 'o' 'e'' OA
'"sT Then the litigation need not frixhten present
Not 81 ali they cannot be affected by tho mat
ter one Way or the other"
. Are the a.sOciste members iu danger of losing
what they have put In ]" - ..orrs
@No. fhe,e Y abundant property tnere 70 'oCof'
As for the allegations that be bad Oeen il
ring his property of late, Mr. Navarro seid ha
ssid' and he intimatod that he would be glad to
pay q prem ium on any outstanding claims OF tnst
kind probable that the forec'EsSrs ore o. harmed
from othef sources Yesterday 1t was stateo tnas s
the reason that the interest on the moItgage Iao %
not been paid WIS because of disagreemsnt oo.
tween members Of the apartment ASSOCIATIONS 10
to who should pay the interest and the taxes
PEOPLE WHO OPPOSE THE ARCADE koAD
The prop erty- owners in Broadway did not serve
any Injunction papers yesterday on the Arcane
Railway Company although II was intlinateo, toas
| a. wuuid be done to-day. The legal .proceeungs
thus far conaist in the fling OF bonds tor damages
and this IN the present instance Is seuppogeu W o
preliminary to securing temporary inIunc.'In t I
with an order 70 show cause why it snonIu not oo
| made permanent. Among the property-owneIs wn9
| oppose the Arcade Railway scheme are; ununu M y
ITr urISTs John j. Astor William Astor, 3; v; & r.
Cuger o. Z. Potter c. L. Iitanv; James ~; NJ: t Hon
| stable H. II. Cammann. Edward 5; Janray WilIiam
| H. Webb, James Renwck, w: ID oane. 'enLy pT
| Hilton Mira COrnelia Stewart, Ogden Goeiet p hoI
| ert Uoelet Mrs sarah Boreel, the Methoddst booS
| Concern. the Chemical. Importers and lraners :.
PARK. First Republic, and Central National a. hanKs
| NewYork Life Insurance Company, and western
| Union Telegraph Company. A..
| Melyillo C. Smith. the general manager Oh tne
company said yesterday that the obJectlons niaue
Inv the property-owners were as ola as the pIoJScS
| itself The engineering problems had been declaea leu
as fully practicable and there was no dOuut Cl tne
| constitutionality of the charter. he company ny
| wonid not begin work without ample capital IN tie
treasury to provide for contracts and any possloe
damages The work would be finished within inlee GO
wears after being begun and the beginning wouu no no
| made as soon as the necessary preliminary etps
J should be taken Three sets of engineers were now
at work upon the details of construction ana upon
| the best materials to be used