New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOkLlN'

THEY PREFERRED SOME OTHEf 'ODN
ELEVATED ROAD DAMAGE srITs-IrDGE GAfNoR
HAS ANOTHER sIX-CENT AWARD
UNDER CONSIDERATION.
Whom , motion was made before Judge GayhoF'
In the Supreme Court. yesterday to connrm nc
award made by commission OF oa''"e al
cents in a suit against the Brooklyn f-ieN''eu 10
road Company, leave was asked Dy the o'u
the company to withdraw it. The action OF Juuse
Cavnor in setting aside scent awards mas 10. III
c,ined the company TO seek his decisions. "ht'i
the request was made TO him yesterday ne 'au
This is the Supreme Court. no matter VINO ''
here. The motion will go on the eo mansrs and
that there were discrepancies III '"e Pr
Sidney T. Lowell who appeared for the propeGTs perry
owners said: The company wants 10 pen I" JN"eN
before whom make the motion to conilrm n,ermed
,n Yards when the commissioners were fair men
and attended to their business nave po'" ann ''N'
He then asked the Of the r
and was told that Charles Small ana Neisoh h,sI
cna9r M gG!sa for v an a~Sq
Lowe said that the award Oh Gems We me prop
city had fallen from 5000 to sl7so. Decision WAS
reserved by Judge Gaynor
THE RAILROAD FIGHT COMES UP lO-pAi l.
The motion for an Injunction to restrain the
Long Island Railroad Company from ''o''''"e
the terms of It's lease of tracks In A'ah'''Ne
from, the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Compah!
came up for argument before Judge Eaynor III
the Supreme Court yesterday. but was au'o ~
until to-day The Long Island Company SOUGHT |"
weeks delay. but failed to secure IT, Inc ih,u"o
ton is sought In suit to compel the Long lS"',
Company TO give equal accommodation TO brooA'
lyn people by trains from Fatbush-ave 10 th"'
given from Long Island city. The A'Iah"c ave
nue. Company made the lease of the tracks 10 sne
Long Island Company in 1871 with prEvs,o nronS
the for passengers i issna CIV
lN,,t lpraSi LION
Company. says that they far less and the
train schedules are purposely arranged to reduce
the receipts and so lessen the rental 10 pe Pat
his company. Another afhdavi' snss 1sand civ
which run east daily through Jamaica, anu ~ ot!
twenty-five of these take through cars o nv
ivn and twenty-three take Brooklyn passengers "!
Transfer and one has Brooklyn connection
Only one train from Brooklyn mas parho, c urs
while twelve from Long Island city are '"uS pre-
The company claims that the present arrange,
there has been no trouble until recently ABOUT IL:
The stirring up of the matter IS attIiou'e1I y!
the company President BENJAMIN Norton, OF tne
Atlantic Avenue Company. former Vice-President
OF the Long Island Company
SHE HAD STARVED HERSELF TO DEATH
The cause OF death assigned by Dr. Hoepel OF
Kinsston-aye.. IN the case o. Mrs Eiilaoe'h hei''
thirty four Years old Of No 1850 Prospect place,
WAS grief" As this is not recognized as latal
disease by the Health Department, an inquest was
ordered The autopsy by DR.. Shepard yesterua!
showed TINT the woman had starved herself to
death Within a month she lost her mother
husband and child by DEATH -, ,,.o. 400 she
refused all nourshment and said she had nosh h
TO live Her sister was win her anu , wng
phvsic!an was called in but he could 90 nothing
Tor her Her system was worn out 9y nursing vi ing
nnersu"sion of friends and took nourshment she
was too weak to be benefited Dy H.