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The sun., 1897-12-05
Sa ved by PlEa.

This story comes straight from Australia. and
relates to the loss of the coasting, steamer
hameruka on Oct. 10. while going from Eden
10 sydney. When travelling at full speed the
steamer struck on n reef at Moruya Head.
lhere being no rockets OH the ship, the Captain
tied life line to some pigs which formed part
OF tho cargo and had tho animals put over board
me me pigs swan TO the shore. taking tho lines
tinn MoIh @ .hem. and by establishing communion.
OF travelling cages. Fifty passengers many OF
Wnotn were women and children, were saved In
Th Tis way, IN tion TO the Captain and crew.
The sun., 1897-12-05
Tho E.a or a oue. w.altly r.m,,y.

WARWICK. n. T.. Dec. 4.-Forty years ago
Samuel Colwcll, gentleman of refinement and
culture. removed from the South TO Orange
county and settled in this town. at Greenwood
Lake. He possessed a fortune and a beautiful
wife. They entertained literally, and their
guests numbered many people OF promire rence
North and South. Colwell became addicted to
drink, as did also his Two sons As conss-
qpence the fathers wealth vanished and he
hearted; one OF tho sons was convicted of
crime. and this week the rema ming son was
taken TO the Orange County Poorhouse to spend
his remaining days there.
The sun., 1897-12-05
HAS TWO HUSBANDS Lying.
Judge HirschberE OF NewburE Grants . Deores
OF Divorce 10 No. I.


OF Divorce 10 No. /.
NEwBURG. Dec. 4.-The divorce suit of Henry
William Alcord against Sophia Alcord came
before Judge Hirschberg to-day. They were
married on Aug. 29, 1865 by the Rev. DIR. Dixon
in Brooklyn. Tho testimony showed that Mrs.
Alcord had married Edwin ]. Bryant OF
this city on June 10. 1895, the Rev. J. w. +.
Carlisl officiating. Bryant met the woman. he
said, on Thirty-fourth street, Brooklyn, after
some brief correspondence He did not know
that she hen had a husband living. Mr.. Alcord
said he left the woman when he heard she had
married Bryant, and Bryant said he lived with
her less than ono year.
Tho spectators were deeply moved when Mrs.
Barbara Johnston, a daughter. took the stand,
and testified for her father. ana against the
mother. She held little child In her arms and
with Tears in her eyes. Identified a photograph
put in evidence rs the picture OF her mother.
Every person was moved with pity, and tho
court cut short tho younE womans anguish by
granting the decree.
The sun., 1897-12-05

WASHINGTON FORECAST Poh SUNDAY.
FOR Aassachusetts, Rhode island, Connecticut. and
eastern Nsp York. ruin. Joiloped by Jafr IN the
afternoon; southerlv Ioinds becoming s0ssforIv.
For eastern Pennsylvana and New jersey. fair,
preceded early In the morning by rain In extreme
northern portionsi southerly Winds becoming west
erly.
For tho District OF Columbia, Maryland. Delaware
and Virginia. fair; southwcsterly to westerly winds
For western New York and western Pennsyly ania
showers in early morning. followed by fair, colder
brisk to high westerly winds.
The sun., 1897-12-05

Ihore are men," said Mr. Bitterly, who
seem 10 nave faculty for telling the time OF
ia! without looking ut the Clock they get
within fifteen minutes of right oyery Tim, no
YOU know that there are men who guess at Inc
teinperature with equal accuracy They are a
spTi oL human lhernoIneter. carrying a scale In
n' sneM liha' don't think they are marked So
s' HsSenrHtteiy ior cold. but warmth. the trmperS.
tlte OF warm room, for instance they ean ast
The sun., 1897-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-News from vladiyo-
stock to Oct. 10 shows that the harbor will be
kept open during the winter by powerful new
Ice breaker. Most OF the Russian ileot was ex.
pectch 10 leave about the last of October.
On Oct. 10 WAS laid the first tension con.
cretc block of the new harbor frontage to the
railrond depot. at tho present terminus Of the
siberian railroad. When finished this will give
a deep water frontage n third Of n mile long, at
which the largest steamers can load.
The sun., 1897-12-05
Tho Luetsert Jurs Nearly complete.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-rhe attorneys for Adolph
l.. Luetgert have accepted two more men 10 act
as jurymen in the second trial of the sausage
accepted by the State, they will make ten jurors
secured. Attorney Harmon, chief counsel for
tue detence. believes that jury will be secured
BY Monday night
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Tonight
Tho r. isurrection
Park Avenue Baptist Church.

hs %Cs %Pds each spsh
any Of the other words. When The first Of the the
posters altered, some of the sacrlegious folk
"There'll be hot time in tho old town to-
night"
front people on their way to business some ono
or NnO,hcr would begin to whistle the popular
Air. air, md I,t soon the wh9e town would betiooded
porter went out to Paterson to hear the resur-
frecton Sermon. When he rOeche" the church
appeared to be- made M OF what politicians are
fond Of Fpeahing, OF as the common, people.
that the preacher chiefly appeals. 1t was after
9 O'Clock before hIr. Cell reached the church.
and his posters stir up that for the greater part
OF last week he had been obliged to address
lie %as m % semr fRa o In
meeting on Thursday night on account OF the
sermon Gf mai pTS cnGd prSyioaS It" the Union
the platform tho congregation was singing Ths
preacher interrupted the singing long enough to
.Now please open the windows"
S9ne called out:
well, open tho doors. then" exclaimed Cell
me doors were opened, and then ho said:
Now 70 on with tlIo singing. Sing with some
gn"p Let the music roll out over the town
MAKE ,NE ths night birds and rival them in prais'
The rougreEal ion took new grip on the hymn
nnd sang II With greater emphasis When tho
last SianHA hhd heen sung Mr.. Cell read from
IN Gospel according TO st. John. fth chapter
AMI twenty-tith verse. MS follows:
verify verify, | sny unto you, the hour Is
coming, and now is, when the dead shall hear
~" voice IT the Son OF God, and they that hear
,.rhon he read the twenty-eighth and twenty.
ninth verses:
Marvel not at this. for the hour is coming
N the which all that arc in the graves shall hear
His voice,
And shall come forth: they that have done
good, unto the resurrection OF life and they
rnlnr tinn sNf
dAmnation."
After reading these passages the preacher
stood looking steadily NJ his audience for several
seconds. Then he rubbed his hands together Hs
u he was highly pleased with what he saw
The church was very still. Suddenly, without
exclaimed:
"porchos! Porches! Porches! Porchos |
Porches! Sick folks! Sick folksl Sick folksi
Sick lolksl Sick foiks!"
The audience WAS a bit startled by such an
opening 10 discourse on tho resurrection. As
the words "porches" and sick iolks" were
uttered, oach i've times, the preacher mado a
gesture with his fOrehnger as II lie were count.
Ing. some OF the audience interpreted this to
The sun., 1897-12-05

CHICAGO, Doc. 4--on Jan. l the Union Ma
tlonAl Bank will absorb the Hide and Leather
National Bank. having taken up all of the lat
ier's stock. President McLaren OF tho Hide and
Leather said to-day that the ideS of "a consOlida.
tion came from The Comptroller suggestion that
II would be wise for some of the smaller banks
70 Join their issues. BOtb are old banks. and
Their aggregate deposits will be about $40. 600,
The sun., 1897-12-05

The 1898 Sample Books OF the Decorators w all IA
per 20 VIII be In the hands OF their Kents Jan
70. Inc Rreat artists merit OF tharpApen aud tAe
low prieeh whca they w.ll be OTer AZ win certa a.
~ ,nsae them Leaders In the wall paper market the
The sun., 1897-12-05

The thermometer At the United States Weather Bu.
rcau IN this city registered the temperature yestsr
IN
The sun., 1897-12-05
WLo Is Vour Fayorlte Author,

II Balzac IL not he Ia like to be closer acquaint.
ance The constantly incre asag number OF requests
Tor speeinrn pages OF cur illustrated edition OF
great French novelist's complete works I'm English
demonstrates that he Is fast he omng in0at
popular OF tHe standard authors. Address Gebbio
tnhll1hinH Cd Phllade plLlA. Pa--Adv.
The sun., 1897-12-05
Does the Devil Dance?
Tonight. First Baptist Church.
The Rev. William L. Cell.
Are There Babies In He'll ?

Tho following day new posters were put up
and they read like this:
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French cipth, embossed binding Is desired, send
10 eents ktra, (3I cents IN alll TO pay the extra
eoSI o. tbs more hanIsoIne and duIable binding.
The sun., 1897-12-05

On Wednesday night of this week. in the Park
Avenue Baptist Church. the subject OF the dis
course was. "Where Is He'll Located r. On
Thursday morning the town was placarded with
posters printed in heavy black type on red pa.
per which bore the following legend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
WENT AHEAD WITHOUT ran H"'
THE POLICE BOARD AMENDS The NJ Liz
REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT
OF CHIEF.

The majority Of the Police Boaro !e',e ..,,to,,t
TO work at the regular weekly iiiee''' -s,"n do
waiting for Mr.. Parker. The Coh''ii'S'
~ fron, a custom of the Department ana re-
,;rod on pensions two patromeh "l'"Vu' -.
once of the full Board. Heretofore no ,.. D,
M 49,, ,,,da without the votes OF all four COM
missioners , c,,b remarked IA
rorablv ON Chief McCullaghs action IN nc
tba "shoo-fy" roundsmen lie said ne uIu NV
,io IN letting the patrolmen feel that they were
being spied upon. ,r,,,,,o,bs, STA
ton reported TO the Board that PatroI'haH Ia''
S,odman. of his command. was under ihuo .in l'
for assaultng a prisoner ComHlsS'o",' -.
recommended that Stedman be ouspehoeu VIM"
nav He said that clubbing by pohcehe" h"u 49,
If frenuen. occurrence lately. THE free use Oh t'
oiuh sbou,d he discouraged" he said 1t was oe-
cded 10 suspend Stedman without pay FIcS' .,"
Moss recommended that Stedman ne put On - ''i
at once before the Board II was also oeo''eu '"".
hereafter the Board shall Immediately Try Uicel
under Indictment without wailI"s 4oi ~
ton Of criminal proceedhes' J.. TIM Civil Service
The following amendment 10 me Nv" ''' '''o
Rules OF the Department was adopleu' hail ocour
PROVIDED that % pNce e s oce shall
IN he .G once by RESOLUTION OF OF the Board Police Com
missIoners, by appointment Of the Deputy Chiet o.
reeA ndr fSm sad a int the
language of the law which was not nciuaea IN ID se
prdva Of the State Gvii Service Board Captain
McCullagh appointed Chiet uhdef 'he S''
ton OF the law referred 10. -, va, 49,.
Treasurer Andrews submitted to the B oar IN tne
Denarfment estimate for the next year Inc estl.
mate Is for the amount required for the pocing OF
the Manhattan and Bronx boroughs The amount
is 81 O75 go IL. Increase OF about $1W over 'he
amount allowed for this year.
The sum Of S5 900 is asked for for the purchase OF
6ftv-fve extra horses and equipments for mounted
men in the Borough of the Bronx, and sl5Vo to
make cable telephone and teleGraphlc connexions
heween the Headquarters and the outlying district.
Under the Greater New-York charter the telegraph
operators at Headquarters became full-fedged po-
Ncemen. The estimate was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
RJCyCLIST FATALLY HURT.

charles Engel nineteen years Old cierN' OF ~
~ East hundred and -second-st died III liui-
60, Street Hospital at % o'clock last eVefl'hs'
loss than three hours after having run INTO
ubiIe riding his bicycle IN Nas*hu-St iowa. go,
~ I an. The truck driver. Micna"l HART t"e,IS
,hree wears old OF No. -, Montgomrty 50, Jr n
sn, CIV was arrested by Policeman Ihniin, a'I.
i, s,ot I'M in the Old slip police station. ~ uIS' II
- no, believed that Engel was seriously ! a.
70 uos able To walk 10 the ambulance pun W ~ 49,.
iIar,.s two brothers went to ban me pflSnuItI
iasi NIGHT they were astonshed TO learn Oh r'No'
death t-.. ,,t1 that he was drlN e.
,rr, single horse truck belonging to the - y. " ~
- palm and Color Company. OF Jersey Nl'!' IoN
Nation Lane Just his hind wheeI VS. " IN
;wo fre, OF the southeast curb ~ saw fhsri COM r.
Inc A. rapid pace down the Nassau-su ni MI.
~. tben impossible for Engel 10 AVOID 4 coinSUl''
90 no headed his bicycle for the narrow SPdce
,uonn the truck and the curb. ana crdSleu aSd.
,be heavy truck wheel All agree that !ounS $3.50; ,, !
Ime u no could for the injured boy. as ne stopped
his horse and ran back to EngeIs sde ana miH,rca
NE H. Nv, hin, to the sidewalk. Then an ambulance
Ms 'summoned which did not arrive Tor some ulv.
~ ant on other calls. At the hospital IL was
,nJ ,hat his left shoulder was broken tne paSe VI
his skull fractured and a long cut eNtehdcu "ooNe
his left eye ,,, ,ors. and d,ed without max
sst,,ement 10 the hospital people. MS slS-
tr r Mrs Levy with whom he hVed ana otne' I'll
otiyes visited the hospital last night, lhey weIo
ovsrcome with grief Engel was ABOUT 10 start o"
his summer vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

FR S,a.er sec.e,ary Of the Entertainment Coh'-
,ni,,ee Of the Park Hal Country Club. yesterday
sent out TO members the Est OF entertainments o'
Sep:ember The first will be heid on Mo''uay 80
ing. when flannel dance will be gwen me 1
,,r1av afternoon teas which were SUSPENDED Ill ->u
gust are 10 6e resumed The first VIII taAe paO' 90
Sa,uraav and the hostesses are TO De MIS-; CtidI'
( IJehl wife OF the president Of the clGD ~ r. .;
Latin and nd NOS a. + Mi r be M G une ana her
sister Miss Maud Hunter; on SaturGHaiE s GPpare
Weller ana Mrs. franklin p. DwyeT' L dhu al andrew
TENDER % by NJ a. >, IL Of invita- ions have
Seen sent out for Mondays affair anG: ng Nc viii
ing a holiday. II is expected ina '"o
Burears again bo,hering Tesde EMS Pt Ts cy
house in Warauron-ayc near oAoAn NATION Of the
discoyeTea E,f'S wv nom the Kitchen window The
Waterman in chalge Of c. g. RariTe W. awakened
. lille after o'clock yesterday morning 9 AZ
in the rear. near the kSei re hos a; them none
OF which however took eect INF If Nepperhal-
pra'cTr r., waterman on making an eXami ir
annd sayor Roe bored Of ne rear dP0 hsye
'o5 h Tnem51rs of the Palisade Boat Cnh VII. %
- +piri levclc run OF the season ms an
Erederck ". ritter. president; WI WI p and Towerre
WI ioin the riders al South Broadway anu '
he bcycc contingent Of the 4th Separate Gc11 in
,anv ybjcb Is TO take part N the b'cEC'e p "a on
Mount Vernon on a M0n dSese G plans II was de-
rldca to have preliminary run %aVe df,een or
Thp Ike
,.rt,. ,N,,re sruta lives in ne that 49,, e,ventv
me I"f av,as dontincat.o n at Ve'ich Mot ,o
H. his civ Captain David Nu5rag, oI y, '''0
iunch la sv picHcd Il M in mldSlicsi,,i arrived
The steel cts for the new tolcs ork of putting
t On in place was lesun 10y Th9 mas M %hch vii
cellroom is built of enameiled oeN IN " sanitary
IA materially in keeping the place III 10 Gnish
sdG T. viii require six weeks more 10 '''
u was decided at the meeting OF ' cutting Tues
Camp No ., Sons Of Ne'eTanS, a. a. Rearing the in
script!on Hollywood Inn to thaS hesn formally
1sbor Day: After the building mas A o II for he
onenrd by William f Cochran VINO p puii No 50 of
UnrNinry1en OF the city. Kiching rosI ~ coIors
W. Grand army will present the Nauohai c rU
Captain Andre VS. will then present '"e camp
1ag in behalf of the mem ,,;ro Donartment
The paid portion of the lonkeTs ERE has
has been duty just year. ne ,r;pe in making
shown that the Commissioners were WIS., anonS maid
the change 1t was intenGcda 10 areHouse yester
deW hut the inability Of the Civil s service ooae
missioners to examine applicants mas NAV" - 49,
sary to postpone its organiz.tiiomi serios of free
Miss Iucv c. Andrews is giving se!ls 80 % - ~
,ectures on cooking at No. - Warpur.dt 80 ~
$40 o'clock in the forenoon ana al Low o'oON 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
STiTCN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Tho members of the North Shore Fire Depart
NV, are getting impatient over the delay in re-
ca,vinc their annual appropriations from the VII
LACE Board Of Trustees. which has been deadlocked
over the selection Of president for several months
The companies In some instances. are crippled for
the lack OF funds and some o! the hrelnen declare
:hat unless the Board makes change they VIII re-
fuse 20 do duty
Redeemer. Ciinton-ave.. Snug Harbor, next Sun
day - -,
The Rev. William r. Rice, nresiden: OF the EX-
ocutVn Board 81 the FIRST District OF the Moravian
SYNOD, has called meeting. which will be he'd in
me New DoTp church on Wednesday next The
synod consists of about sixty dtlegaica from New
Jersey PENNSYLVANIA and New YORK.
VIZ and Mrs. Eberhard Fabcr of Davis ave,
livingston nave returned from trip 10 Europe.
4 meeting % the Republican County Commit
tee will be held next Tuesday evening. The date
Cor the primaries viii probably be fixed AT the
meeting.
The Staten Island Electric Railway has removed
the car which stood on the rails at South-st.. St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
NETWORK CITY.

Justice Beach In the Supreme court yesterday
appointed Jeremiah O'Neil guardian OF MS ioui
vear.old daughter Alma, Of No 20 East one-hui-
dred eglth-st. In suit ne II apout ~
bring against Elias Goodman for 2V" DAMAGES ~,
injuries sustained by the child being run ih'o anu
knocked down by a dog belonging 10 MT "ooui"h'
IN Observation-Disclosures eventh-st.. near PARK
ave. July last
Tho cantain OF the ferryboat Manhattan Beach.
which runs between East Ihirty ""I
Long Island city told New-fork policeman
,os,ordav that he had seen a human head floating
IN tho Fast River The sergeant at the nearest Po-
lice station that In East Sixty-seventn-st promptly
,e,enhoned the news TO the Harbor Polce' a' iIe'
4 and a police launch was sent to look ioi '"o
head The crew Of the launch did not mo the rene
Among the passengers who sailed on the Whlte
Star liner Majestic for Liverpool yesterday was T.
q Matheyron secretary OF the Commercial iFa'-
e,ers' Sound Money League. lie sald he "ss so'6
70 Europe 10 help 10 promote good iee'ns oe'"
the commercial travellers Of the different countries
Iosa Francisco Gasso. who says he Is captain
odiu,ant on the stan Of the Cuban lnsurgeht-"eh-
oral laval arrived In this city yesterday Oh "'V
steamship Yucatan. He said that he ola hot H''e"u
TO visit the Cuban Junta
Tho ting J. J. Wilson sprang a-leak yesterday
wbro going I'D the Sound. The captain heaued hei
for CITY Island of which she filed ana SANK
rh. beauties Of the Hudson River may be seen IN
,r,, ~, tho steamers New-York or Albany OF the
Albany Dav Line. The boats leave the DesoroSSes
:, ,.r at $40 A. m and West Twenty-secohu-St' at
Tho annex boat leaves Futon-st, Brook
lyn at $ a. m. Passengers may WISH WIS., ~
Woshington's headquarters. at NewburS. or proceed
On hoard TO Poughkeepsie and return to TINS city
.,,,,,, %, 80 u m by the down boat. rms TRIP
L., ~ for Labor DdS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho amended certificate OF incorporation u 'i'
p.nk of Westchester William H. Birchaii' pres
dent has been fled in the County Cierh JIM;
Rv its charter as amended the INSTITUTION vi"
hereafter be known as the b'onA De
1t is in wiamsbridge - -. At.
.rarav O'Rourke a well-knOwn citizen OF TINS
down son OF the late John O'Rourke ana Ofo'h hi
OF Town Assessor John ORouthe, oI1u lie was
noms IN NTH the Pubic Works Department OF
SsWYor city He vas i in c tnf Sy suGTye him.
MS age, y Cinb OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will take IT, seGona run "
All The march OF modern Improvement has reacned
the old L Plat 3Sme SoW6 this fa and the
property laid out in building lots .,so,.s ~ tb,s
Simeon smith one Of the n 0 GentraaVe Tuesday
aged eighty years. Three daughters Sui'"'
MN nha managers Of the Westchester County Ear
have prepared the following programne oil the 'ro'
ting and pacing CONTESTS tests 81 5h Class pacing purse
s sepcmber class trottng 2 G,4s class $50 pac
sepebeT. G S2 s Sass Sass t 1TS1 purse 500
October free for all; purse $500 2:'2 Glass; oo'
odd,ional for winners. Purses divided 90 - 10
and IL per cent Entries close september ~ "'
The trolley company has suspended the free .H
and hereafter all bicycles carried by the cars Will
DC Over v' in the town OF Harrison the women held
which melted t the o sam f oi s' for the
RULER Of Chenille ,S d IS Ne%YoTk 'Hs
a arteg py at Brewster Mr. Fuller served Two years
in me Civil WaT and cS 0T di @' Association Athletic
club will ho'd its fall games on the fair efouhaS
imneiirS Of the corps OF teachers OF the High
school has been called for SATURDAY 10 near 'he
arrsngemTh,S onthy drill OF independent Engine
Company will be held this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Board Of Education mas opeheo plus ioi ''io
WV school buildings at Huguenot-st and Wingate-
&C and /, In a dilemma. The lowest propositions
are $1,000 more than the appropriation The Board
has declined to accept the bids
The Soldiers Memorial Association hcid a meet
ing on TUESDAY night 10 consider tne re5o,u,aom ~
10 ,r,steee Of ne Presbyterian church, command
Ing II 10 remove the mimic fort around the soldiers
Ni0rumcrt Mr. Wilson was present n lew mo,
,nts = nj ada speech He said that he desired
The public to Understand that he had secured ,he
aannriovai Of tn association before beginning me
Work and that it mad assisted in securing the ma
teTiaIs for tire wall lie told the members that IL
- H,yrositi,n developed great that they
Nere stiseet that the public did not care 70 re-
ccive tie g:ft. they ned not consider ms iSenIGS
,hn fortGcations ara the Soldiers Monument from
,he church grounds, but before taxing action a
~ ,o,tee viii confer with the trustees OF the
cS,,rch explain 20 them what Is 20 be done ana
inv 10 reconcile the pubic TO the Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
legal INTELLIGENCE.
THE FORTY -sECoND-sT RAILROAD WINS

THE FORTY -SECOND-ST. RAILROAD WINS.
r,s,ic. Russell in the Supreme Court yester-
d,r handed down a decision refusing 10 grant 70
urs Charlotte A. Horton OF No 81 Hancock fH''e'
rr.,n,orv writ ~ rnandamus TO compeI 'h'
,o,,r issioner of Public Works TO remove III"
,r,cl. ard switches OF the Forty-second St'e''
u,rh,,t,uylle and ST. Nicholas Avenue hall"aS
I,o,,n,r, connecting its road at West One-hundred-
o,.1-,v,,f-.uir,h- hist. with It's stable AT Mhhhatah
aga, and e-hundred and thirticth-st
Mrs Horton owns property facing the '"'np'n!
s,,bie and sued as n taxpayer. She recovered slS'
I,,,es for deterioration OF the value OF her prem
to-, from the company IN suit decided III 'he
,r.,,,o cou-, In May last second SUIT drought
h,. b.r IN compel the company TO remove its TRACKS
NO., dtsrplsscd and she then applied Tor II maHu"
, alleging that the railroad company had NOT
oh,otrod rho consent OF majority OF the aput'ihs
.r,v-ownors nor the consent OF the local au-
,ho,ties 10 buid It's extension. and thht its tracks
were nuisance Inc co'"P""'
Horizons allegations. o,,o, ,oys. "I,
g.. MOI itIst that n property-owner, VINO mas r.
covcd through judicial proceedings CoinPtlsn ~, ~
for no q, damages account OF an nl''S'oH W 4"
strcrt raj way of nppurtenant rights, snouii oe
h,o further 10 prosecute the railroad company "
nrcvcnt ia use for which IL has PAID 80 iaI "S w
ina Inv herself as abutting owner ana thkpayt yer
Ne other taxpayer seeks 10 prevent tne us.i VI
,rocLa IN the stable across the "alk"dy eNccP,,
nna uho has maintained a private LITIGATION anu
has received satisfactory compensation ~ way vi
damages past present and prospective