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The evening world., 1895-08-16
BROOKLYN NEWS
FOUL PLAY FEARED.
"DiNMond smith," n Drooklyu WILL
ionnirc, Reported Missing.

There is considerable mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Melvin
Smith, the Brooklyn Millionaire who
has been missing for two weeks.
MIR. Smith lived at "a Halscy street
and Is about sixty years old. From the
IaSt that he was somewhat of n CON
no!sseur OF diamonds and other precious
stones he became known as diamond
smith"
Three months ago Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
were legally separated. he agreeing to
pay her regular sum weekly. lie con-
tinued to reside at - Halsey street.
while Mrs. Smith and their four chill
dren took ny their residence elsewh here.
Three weeks ago the payments ceased.
and Mrs smiths eldest son began an
investigation. lie founi that his father
had not been seen about his usual
rtunts. 1t was his custom to spend a
great deal of time at Coney lslanu,
where he was well known.
Young Smith spent yesterday there
making inquiries, but without await.
The brooklyn Police Department are
entirely ignorant OF tnc afrair. lnspcc.
tor Mackellar said to-day that the mat.
ter had not been reported to the Depart
| ment and no request had been mad,
| to look for the missing man, Mher
such request is made they will hcg.r
a search
Friends OF the missing man fear he has
| been murdered ana robbed. He usually
carried some siS,0N worth of Jewelr,
about with him, AMI has been frequent
iy warned that his cnrelessness in this
respect might tempt some thief to way.
lay him. He, however. paid no atten.
ton to the fears OF his friends. and at.
! cnded athletic events. exposing his val
| uable diamonds, and would frequently
walk home at 3 O'Clock in the morning
alone.
1t was thought by some that MIR
Smith may have gone to Montreal
where he Is largely interested In rea
estate, but telcgraphc Inquiries sem
there failed to locate him.
Mr.. Smith is the owner Of severa
large blocks of Brooklyn real estate
He Is n tall, spare man, With gray side
| whiskers, mustachr and hair.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

sprinter Crum is training At the Chicago Ath
letic Club track and Manager Cornish says he
viii be In excellent trim before the end OF the
month. After the Western championships crum
will come East for the ~ J. A. c. Labor Day
gamea He will then be IN nne shape for the
International contests as a member OF the n. Y.
A. C. team and VIII probably nnsh his prspAra-
tion at TrAysrs Island.
At the N. J. A. C. Labor Day games, Tommy
Conner will meet George Orton In a special
match race at one mile and a half Andy walsh
OF the X. A. A.. has also been invited to compete
An open regatta OF the XIII Won Kull Ysch,
Club will be held over the regular course on
Port Richmond g. l., on Saturday. Aug. 20
There are eight classes in each OF which q priI.
Is offered with a speui ial time prize addsd En-.
trance 10 tree and entries may be sent to T. y
Donovan, Secretary Port Richmond. s. l.
Abe.-Anonymous communica tlons. and thos.
containing no address Of the writer's are never
published. News reports must bs authentic
The evening world., 1895-08-16
HOW BALL ESCAPED.
Officers Of the Puritan Say he
Simply Walked Away.
Detective Delshanty Accused o,
False Statements.
II 10 Said He Tried to Sell Balls
Ticket for Fifty Cents.

According to the statements made by
thr officials and crew of the FAN River
line steamboat Puritan. which arrived
here this moraong. the story told hy
Detective Dciehanty, Of Brooklyn, re.
garding the escape of Edward Warren
Rall. onn OF the men suspected Of rob
b!ng DR.. Drury. last Tuesday night at
Newport en- route to this city. Is
largely the work Of the detective :
ina cination.
Delcnanty. when reporting the escape
In Brooklyn. said hts prisoner Slipped
away from him while he was taking
him to the toilet room at the moment
of a terrific collision between the boat
and the wharf at Newport.
Capt. Bayliss Davis, of the Puritan,
said:
"Delehanty's story is n pure fabrica-
tion as far ms a collision and panic goes.
OF the escape l know nothing person
ally. ! was in the piiot-hUusc Tuesday
night and made tho landing at Newport
1t IL true 1t was very foggy, but the
water was as smooth as glass. There
was no collision, no humping against
the dock. no occasion for panic. anu
"The detective says the boat collided
with tho wharf with force suficient to
throw him, overheard" explained the
!rut,eriy absurd" he replied. There
was not shock sufficient to overthrow a
child"
a. A. Thompson. ticket collector on
the Puritan. gives this version OF baii :
Il was standing at. the aft eangway
when a well-dreesed, Eenteel-lookine
TMss man nnvs Shs me us shd ashnT f"n
here?
lie seemed such a nice chap felt
IKE ohliElng HIN sent "a, watch, zen,
a! "" the ",e head "a%' OF the SnH line 'ueorF"
came back much moro cheerful and
faS'y ssas r wSS st H the Soa,
Newport" Mr.. Moss corroboreted tn.
statement as to selling the ticket, M and
added: mo report Of the escape was
At the time, but next morning man
came to me and said
II am Detec >iivc-sergeant Delehanty.
Two h,Sssyn prsoHsr. F. River 'Ssad t nsn w
Newport. Now I havs sot his ticke,
through Cant I redeem that part Of 1t
mo / said. mot through me. You
might write to the office In Boston. OF
perhaps you could sell 1t to some one.
hanty tried 20 get. possession, Of a bas
checked to New York by a transfer
agent. Delehanty also tricd to sell
Balls ticket for 20 cents to David
Samuel y. Ryls. the companion OF
Ball, as an assailant OF DR.. Drury. In
brooklyn, was discharged to-day by
Justice Tighe In the Adams Street Po::
the man over carefully and said he
could not identify him. The physician
explained how he had been decoyed into
a vacant house and assaulted. bound.
gagged and robbed. He was positive
Ryis was not one of the men.
| Ryls declares he would sue the city OF
Brooklyn for damages.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
TOBACCO PRESSED FOR SALE.
Sugar and Chicago Gas Ran OF
in Sympathy.
Bullish, Though Lcthargic. FcelinE
In Wall street To-day.

Tho Wall .,r.,, ,,.rro,. o,. 4, N yory
" Nv ~
iethafVic conulton again to-day anu
the attendance at the Stock Exchange
u,.. ,y,n s,,,,,,, mo, ~, ,,.,.raav
'"''' W" s,,'
owing To the extreme neat NeN"rthe-
less the temper of speculation IL bullish
and n. , ru,c hiyher nr,cc, wore
-,
recofuen
There Is no pressure to sell long"
s,,cL ,rl ,his cucour,,cs o,or,t,rs
-,
l'eh'lheu with the pul' sue VI tue
account
Tha ,,,,ro-s Nov, r,,, -, -, tho
''' Wy V"
s'f'hE'h ot continued faNorab'c ahVices
concerning the crops.
Th, b,,isf is Inn, IN. ,nlj sbirments
~ '""' '"' N'''
ny to-morfow's steamer Will fail he
low the estimates made early in the
wcck o,r,y :, in,r,.s,, of,.r,,v. Of
V" '"h !" ''' '"',' 'te.
'NchahAe against bond negotiations
abroad. This also vas used to put up
,,,,,s ,,t,. ,,,o.,i,,
",,'' r, ,''s 'no'''','s' ~,
The imports OF dry goods at New
York FOR the week were SS,07o. 7a3 ana
tho omount marketed se ma c,G For the
The evening world., 1895-08-16
WATCHING SCHOOL HEALTH.
Enrtten Drain Pipes Not Allowed
Close {. the buildings.

Justice Gaynor, In Supreme Court.
brooklyn. this morning handed down
a decision in relation to the use OF
earthen drain pipes near a public school
building
James Harley had a contract to fur
nish the plumbing for one OF Rrooklyns
new schools. Health Commissioner EN-
they provide for earthsn drain pipe
within ten feet OF the school building.
Lawyer DE Fsre moved FOR a man
damus to compel Commissioner Emery
to approve the plans. In denying the
motion. Justice Gnynor says:
Thers Is some reason for saying that II Is bet
ter from a sanitary point Of view that yltrlned
earthen drain pipes. Al they are now made, should
not be laid within ten feet from the exterior walls
OF buildtnEs and though copfess II seems slight.
matter,
The evening world., 1895-08-16
BASEBALL CHAT.

A wsa,snsd-l looking little man with stopped
shoulders. Grsy mustachs and hair. and Wearing
glasses. was noticed lettering about Ellis Island
yesterday. II 10 rumorsd that the man was Nick
Young. and he was ,hsrs looking tor new UNI
pirss Tor the League staa.
by the way. isn't Il about time that the
NstiorAS League magnatss took . look at Nicho-
ls1. Twenty Ave years ago the present President
knew all about the big game. but to-dAy-weil
twenty Ave years work many chanssa even In
baseball.
Next week tn. Western clubs come East to
stay . month.
That Quaker crowd didn't DO q thing to "Nsek'
Yesterday. On, no The Philsdelphians simply
located the pill. no matter how 1t came up there.
and they soaked 1t Tor keeps
trying 10 rot purs and ,i"iple. All during the
four Innings he pitched issk Lad great speed
how. how Arthur T irwin. .iuss,rs @ are !i,b,s 70 "a
the same thing TO any oitr.-r After the game
Msskin s,id II never ,.ss s, T., he',,s 'hSps IN r.,
svery time / pu, the ball wi,ha mailing distan..
thoss fslows plunksd 1t xaoi and hard. So
they a. 1ous'I
were beaten upon the merits OF the play. Gsnrrs
watch" Burnham didn't need ID II the pi.':-
games ''swip.d'' for them All sonslulsi to Re:
credit for winning one game On ,aa :e,si.
George washington wasn't to b. outdons alto
' liz Hm:is.a . e.rssn..s Get even vas so
iri.ky and turned a hip-asp when Burnhan
called ',ons b..r' on ball that Cross plain',
The evening world., 1895-08-16
FOUNDATION WAS TOO THIN.
Continued from First Page)

for experimenting, but had been paid
AS a matter Of fact" asked Mr.. Nc
1ntyre. were not moneys paid out to
Contractor Parker on certificates fur
n'sHed SHED i to Mr. ireland by you'"
@ How many certificates did you sive' A.
O. When wa, tn. last one, A, In January last.
And At that time the concrete had all been
O. You certIned that Mr. Parker had performed
his work In accordance With the spscihcations'
O. Although as a matter OF fact he had put In
twelve twelve inch', concrete when .lsh.een Inches were
Now the S5 ,o ',C:SsS sSs ;S. call
animation OF these trenches, A. No one. The
examination was never made.
O. Were you not supposed to have done so as
pos. so bu, / was not not here often enough l
don't think you can set architects 10 inspect
buildings more than twice week.
BY the Coroner:
O. Do you think that placing the concrete on
the edge OF q cistern wall, placing the stone
on top OF that and having the central pillar OF
big building act as a counterpose, the proper
days when 30 many lives may be lost7 A. No.
! do not.
q Who laid that iron pillar, A. Mr.. Parker.
"A number Of other questions were
was put up in u most slipshod manner.
Many OF the cross girders. It was
shown, had not been bolted to the col.
umns.
The witness was then taken in hand
by ex-Surrogate Rollins. He denied
emphatically that ne knew Of the con-
crete being only twelve inches thick un-
I'll yesterday.
After heated argument II was de-
cided that the jury should not inspect
the building until after the oral evidence
is In.
Adjournment was then taken until
Monday morning at 1880 o'clock.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

The feature Of the cycle races at Manhattan
Beach tomorrow will be a mile quad race
This event promises to furnish considerable er-
citsmsnt and probably . new worlds record.
The teams will be the sams that paced Mad
dox. Titus and Tyler Wednesday. The programme
is as follows. One-halt mile. scratch; one mile
handicap; oil. mile scratch; one mile. tanism
one mile. quad race. Record trials will be made
II wind and weather are suitable,
tour will he made by the Hudson County
Wheemen, 20 SeSburs and Grsenwooi Lake
starting Aug. 81, a. z. NJ. from Eighth
avenue and Central Park. The trip will las, two
days and hat.
The Brooklyn Roadsteu will run to sewood
tomorrow. startling at 80 r. 81.
The Kings County Wheelmen'E ten-milc road
race. to be tomorrow over the Merrick
course. will bring together G. o. Earl, g. "
Young. N. Page, e. y. Hndrickson. q A.
Neelham, Samuel Hall. W. Mckinley. IT.. l.. A.
Law and A. Relyea
Labor Day two speciai races Will be given with
the permission OF Cha rman Gideon--a one mil,
handicap and a t~o.mils handicap Eatrles foi
the above events will close with James T. Sulll.
van 2I Broadway, New York. Monday. Aug 3
The evening world., 1895-08-16
THREE FIRMS TO SHIP GOLD.
The Lucania VIII Take Ont eAOO, 900
TO-MOPrOw.

"c w 80 wv vs''Sb,'"u
TO-MOPrOw.
The following gold engagements for
shipment by the steamship Lucania to-
morrow are announced: Nesslage d
Fuller. $500. 600; Handy q Harman. $lOo.
900; Hard a. Rand. $4,000.
The Treasury gold resrve stood at
Sl02, 800. .OO0 at the opening Of business
this morning. which shows gain OF
nearly Sl,0O0.0Oo over the lowest point
touched during the latest raid OF the
gold exporters.
1t is said that the Syndicate. In order
to increase its resources and maintain
supply Of gold sufficient to meet any
emergency. Ia paying a small premium
for bars that come from private smell
ters. Although this is denied. the
greatest secrecy is maintained as to the
sources of the Syndicate's gold supply.
The fact. however that "A large pro-
portion of the deposits made by the
Syndicate in the Sub-Treasury is in the
form OF Assay ONCE checks. indicates
that 1t has accumulated a large supply
Of bullion from the mines. and in a
measure confirms the report that a
premium is paid. Ii Is said to be from
one-twelfth to one-siXteenth Of one per
cent.
1t Is now believed that the Svnd .cate's ;
gold reserve Is nearly tlO.oc,UD. AS re-
Gently as last Tuesday SSU,0U in gold
went into the Assay Office for which
the Syndicate received checks.
There were no further gold engage
mcnts for tomorrow steamers up to
a late hour to-day. one of the syn!i-
40 "A
The evening world., 1895-08-16
HERE'S A BIG SEA SERPENT.
Cast. Burns Mceta One That Breaka
q Paddle wheel FIaaee.

Capt. Burns. OF the fishing steamer
Montauk, ran into City Island this
morning and said that while the Mon
tauk was on a cruise yesterday after
noon bound west, about three miles
east OF Eaton's Neck, the boat ran into
q big sea serpent or some extraordinary
Capt Burma declared that the force
Of the collision broke the fange from
the pRdd,e.wheei. lie claims the head
and that Il had large eyes. When II
turned over In the water he noticed 1t
had small legs.
monster - he nearly 100 feet In length
and surely 10 feet long.
Capt. burns declares his crew werc
sober and would confirm his statement.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
KISSED THE WRONG WOMEN.
And Uncle SANS Marine Vow IL
Nursing severe Injuries.

George Brainard, a marine at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard. had leave OF ab-
sence yesterday. He got drunk.
Late in the evening he met Miss Jen-
ME Boggs and Mrs. Bridget Bullock, OF
s. Flushing avenue, at the corner of
Cumberland street and Flushing ave-
nue.. brooklyn. He asked them TO have
"A drink. and they refused. He tried to
put his arms about them and kiss them
The women screamed and friends
came to their assistance. The marine
was badly beaten, He Is in the HOmoeo-
pathic Hospital. brooklyn, with Ii frac-
tured collar bone.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
SAILED FOR SYRIA.
Cruiser MarbleheRd VIII he Near
the scene Of the Outra ees.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l6--Acting Sec
retary Of the Navy McAdoo received q
cable this morning from Admiral Kirk
land, comma Andinx the European squad
ron. announcing that the cruiser Mar
biehead had sailed from Gravesend for
Gibraltar on her way to Syria.
Her comman nder will be expected 10
cooperate with Minister Terrell In the
investigation OF the outrages on the
American missions at Tarsus and Har-
sovan. The Marblehead will afford a
place Of refuge also for such OF the
Americans As desire a place Of safety.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
PUGILISTlC POINTERS.

The clubhouse OF the newly organized Empire
Athletic Club. Of Maspsth, L. l., was completed
yesterday afternoon. Everything 10 In readiness
for the opening night Monday. Aug 2s. The
club-houss can be reached In six minutes time
from Long Island City and twenty minutes from
the Broadway ferry. Brooklyn. There are At least
. dozen trolley systems OF Brooklyn that pass
within . block or two OF the club-hous Man
assf Kennedy has made Arrangements with the
Long Isand Railroad for special train service
on the night Of the contests. There will be two
special trains leaving Long island City within
cas dns: their Hsssr ne At .S
thess special trains will leave for Long Island
City.
1t Ia the intention OF the Club to hold nothing
but hrst.cl.ss events, as will BE- seen BY the fol-
Loving r.ra which has been been, .r,snssd Ti for Aug
rounds At 1888 pounds; Frank Erne vs. Jack
the weli-known referee. viii oniciate.
barney oHara. OF this city. who has quite a
reputation as = boxer, and Charley Jefferson, who
recently arrived from indianapolis. Nill meet In
tn. bout will be at catehwsishts in private.
within Nifty miles Of thi. city.
"Parson'' Davies Is trying to Undue. Dan
lyman, Of Boston. to try conclusions with Jimmy
s, tor " rsSnd; a.na., ss ;n in the
match will In ali probability be arranged to-day
or tomorrow. They will meet at ios pounds.
Frank Pinto. who styles himself the 100 pound
Italian champion. is looking for a night with
Johnny Young In a limited bout at i2s or isO
pounds. When Pinto met Tommy Gahney, OF
the Scott sh- American Athletic Club, several
months ago Ganney landed three times his
face and the italian champion ran into his
corner and quit.
Mike Leonard will journey to Baltimore to-
morrow night. where he 10 to try and put out
Jack Daily. OF Wilmington Del, In ten rounds
or forfeit $50. The bout 10 to be decided In
the Monumental Theatre. II Leonard puts DAILY
10 sleep in less than the limit he Will receive a
purse OF $500.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
COTTON EASES OFF.
Five Points Lower On Disappoint-
ing liverpool Figures.

Cotton was about 6 points lower on
disappointing Liverpool quotations and
realizing sales by local traders. Early
sales included September. at ia a 1875;
October. TT a 7.2s; November. 1872 a
7.3i; December. 7G u 7.Ss; January, 742
7t3; February, 7.t6 a 7%s.
Wheat at New York was about 1-2c.
lower on Indifferent buying. September
starting at II l-2c. q II 5-Sc. At Chicago
Early sales on September were within
the range OF 66 l-2c. a 6S SIC.
September selling at 44c. at New York,
and Chicago at Sc. oats were about
unchanged.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
HAVE SUED A SYNAGOGUE.
4 Stained Glass Contract the Cause
o. Trouble.

Louis A. Pick. stained glass dealer.
Of D4 Fifth street. In July entered into
contract with the congregation B'nai
Jeshurum to put stained glass In the
windows Of the temple for $3.50. He
had almost completed his work when he
was notified by the congregation II was
not according to contract and he should
take away the unfinished part OF his
work or they would sue him for
damages.
his part of said contract. but they re-
fused to allow him to finish the work.
He retained Counsellor Leopold W.
Harburger. Of rs Chambers street. to
bring suit against the conRregati ton,
and a summons from the City Court
will be served on one of the officers
to-day,
The evening world., 1895-08-16
TOAL GIVES IT AWAY.
And Tells How Frauds Existed In
Public Chnrities.

Ex-Secretary Daniel c. Toal continued
this morning to tell the Cities Assem-
bly, Committee. IN Brooklyn. OF irregu-
larities existing In the Kings County
Charities Department In 1880 to 1894
under the Commissionership Of Gott.
Murphy and Nolan.
He told about more goods being de-
liyered from the storehouse to stewards
Of county buildings than were called
for In requisitions. He said in one In
stance twenty shovels were called for
and twenty dozen delivered.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

All eyes are now being turned on the Futurity.
and this year the most valuable stake OF the
season bids fair to bs en- exceedingly interestinI
event II 10 not only tho value OF the stake that
will attract the attention OF the public this year.
but the fact that four great two-year-olds are o
face the starter makes the race exceedingly at.
tractive.
II Is to be hoped that this race could be run
around the turn, In order that the people might
have a Wow OF IN. struggle between these four
eiants OF the baby division, Handspring Hastings
Hazist and Appesste. The hrst three are, per
haps. the pick OF the lot, and It Is curious iC
note that their names begin with the @ letter
dominate when Domino. Dobbns and Declare rar
i-a.a In many races
q two-year-oid when James h. Ktens accused thai
Jockey OF delaying thlnss at the start In orde,
to destroy the chances Of other horses. That ac
, cusation vas unjust and % was the fine imposed
| on Grimm yesterday.
That the youngsters this year are a class abov,
upon @ them BY their t" "~esr. ~ Hsna"prnss Ian owns
was offered $50 900 for him. August Belmont Pa't
ss 600 for H1sns. At s%i,on and piv' aa-.f
ApplsEats Is held safs by any OF the above three
and he has not been priced Owner Mecahsri,
according 10 their earning capacity. nothing NOR,
need be said regarding their class this year.
| The race on Aug ~ 10 conceded to lie betweer
Handspring and Hastings Handspring has bsAtei
every two.yeAr old OF note except Hastings. Tht
lAtter has won only three races two Of whcl
were maiden events and then he pAralysed IN,
! talent his owner and every one else BY beatni
Handspring. hands down. Whether this race VA
. auke OF not Ia still . matter OF conjecture Mr.
IN 'h.s s Gs St tho s:' b; had md
had nothing TO 20 on but that one race ana tn
| colts Appearance
| nor Hastings was at his best this Spring until
each had several races psilet. on the othe
| hand. II racing steadily at all kinds of weights
| and distances, and Johnny Hyland will have hin
| absolutely At the day Of the race. Hazle
will have the advantage Of Applegate. in that h'
will be benefited by the change Of air and by th'
| racing whereas Appegate has had no such chang
| and has been. no doubt more or less worried b.
| mosquitoes and hies. a rarity Al Horse Haven.
This Ia. perhaps. drawing matters a trihe hne
but, then, the small things count when horses ar,
| SO evenly matched Hastings, Handspring ant
HaEet 10 the writer's selection for the big race
preferred AZ they arc named.
| John Hyland and Starter Fitzpatrick had quit,
. wordy war over the 800 hne inflicted by tn,
Starter on Jockey Grimm, who had the mount OF
Walter in the nrst race At Saratoga yesterday
waltaer Ia q mean acting horse at the post ant
HylAnd contended that the hne WAS an Injustice
The evening world., 1895-08-16
LOVERS RETREAT CLOSED.
Founder Bradley Onends Young
People who Meet mt Night.

Founder Bradley Onends Young
People who Meet Mt Night.
ASBURY PARK, Aug. 16.-Founder
Bradley's latest move to improve the
morals Of Asbury Park causes comment
among the young people who stroll down
to Lovers Retreat" at Deal Beach
after dark. They are indignant at this
sign, nailed up in . conspicuous place:
No person will be allowed to pass this point
after dark for reasons known to the police.
Several young couples we're prevented
last night by the police from visiting
their famous resort. They asked Mr..
Bradley to-day for an explanation. He
told them he put up the sign not to Of
persons from visiting the secluded spot
after dark, and believed parents of the
young folks in Asbury Park would sus-
tain him. He was glad to say there
were comparatively few in the town who
cared fig about the sign.
The evening world., 1895-08-16
wns Theft ar IA a., 500 Jokef

Bartender Charles GaIgan, Of 235 Warren street
Bro kyn. Was assaulted on Wcdnes ay rnorn'Gs BY
two men to whom he had refused a drink After
the sguire he missed roll Of 81 800 that had been
IN his pJcket. Yesterday while he Was asleep at
his home. a stranger left an envelope addressed
to HIM tn. envelope contained the Kissing o. 800
without a word Of explanation,
The evening world., 1895-08-16
LAWSUIT OVER A FENCE.
Ex-Mayor kalbheisch'a Daughter.
in-Law Prays for an Inju uncvtOn.

Mrs. Sarah =. kalbfeisch. a daughter
in-law OF exMayor Martin kalbheisch
Of Brooklyn. through counsel. to-day
moved in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
before Justice Gaynor, for an injunction
restraining Richard Higbie and others
from removing a fence on her property,
In Babylon.
The defendants claim the fence OBJ
structs common roadway. Decision
reserved.