The sun., 1900-01-16
RAILWAY fight
IEAlIHdl FOR u. 5.
SUPREME COURT
Willard Salisbury Says il Will
Land There Unless Some
body Gets Tired.
CHANCELLOR NAY BE ADVERSE
World Of Meaning in 9ir. Salisbury :
Words--.superintcndent Vande-
gr.ft's Arrest Technical One
and Judge Ball 2eiircs the
case---Hearing Held
last Night.
last Night.

IT Mil De many months before tie
hnal decision in tiis mattec wli! g.
given, ana unless s1C thody gets tired Of
litigation ii @ill 20 u tie SlAreme Count
oi the United States.
These were TIE w0n} a willard
salisbury, the n,ugton City kal-
Hlr Cn4nany a't3rIey, in the Nuni-
,4. Cel. last git. TIE "nsttpr
referred to + Tie ru~ famous .ight be
tween the Wilmington CITY Railway
Company ana the Wilmington and
Eraney iae SpTius- Halfway GonpaB
for the control Of West sixth street. Mn
salisbury undoubtedly meant Just what
lie said-lAat TIE city railway LITIGATION
now on foot vii! Lard IN tic United
Scatts Suprema Count.
Ar SliGsnury, wocs nav heve q
word III meaning Ii ms remark IS not q
biuh t.ea taC cay railway attorue5
evidently eXp.ets an ADVERSE decision
/ iron Ca1ncriar Nicholson. Hose fr.
,t.a 8rsidyWiar SpriEgs Company las
\ declared ii=tll equally a. resolved &
carry the litigation to lie SapteI (
4 Court.
The occasion at wiicA Mr.. Sauls1u )
/ declared the West sixth street fight to .e
heading fer the Unlted states supreme
/ Court was the arraiglmeBt before ,iud g
4 Bal ia MlniciPa CoHrt last night Il
1 superintendent Harvey =. Naaaegr il
oa the charge of tearing TIP tie road Bad
1 0i West Sixth street. superintendent
/ Nandegriits arrest was merely tech.
\ nicai orc. Mr. salisbury explained 70
judge Bail mat Z arrest Mas c7nEted
(. for tcc. meal rea-ers, lie sail taat MI.
Il NGn4csri., re & e ar-sst II tac s1!-..
pans $ own slZ.cs
Judge Ban did care u pass lile
mpni upln 4 case H.ici! = par, 81 tLt
entire litigation psn.ilag IN Toe CeErt 81
Chaucpry. certain TO ba called UP iJf tal
consideration II ercry y5gfst ia the pa'a
wafe judiciary ana threatened ipr t.is.
before tie United states supreme Cduf.
TherefJ Jfc tl ease vas retired On
Nuajcpal Court Glcstt pending t.t
iu;are .tt.ttlcAt oI tile entire case IN TIE
higher courts.
! aIIarv.y 3. Nar1asri.t" called Cletl
ioi tie G5lrt Adan- and "hera' rt
spcrded Mr. Nauirg in answer Il
charge of having torn up the bed
Sixth street ana ei faying placed raj
ties and other oLatrIctioLs 10 the stree
without permission Of the street aut
sewer Department. Attorney Will4t
salisbury informed tie Cluit that y,
Was counsel for Mr. Nandegriit. In IA
half of his client he pleaded &c
guilty"
"We do not mean rs say thot We ~
not operate On Sixth street, yo1rhonor'
said Mn salisbury, bat wc mean 10 -a!
That we are not glilty ot tearing up >iHti
. street without permiasi9n.p
Mr. salisbury stated to JUdge I'll.
tlat tile arrest was made more II
, technical reasons and asked tie Car, 6
posinaue tie case lending dacisi Z
the ualter Nv before the Chaucrl!or
Judge Bal informed Mr. Saul,bur.
;hat III voG,d have tJ hea- some ut tAl
Testimony before III cauHI iorm aur
opinion 81 tile ease.
Sttgt Commissioner lrark Far.ol
leposcd tuat he Was IA : KIT street Ias
saturday and saw Mr. Naadesri't Il
clarge ii q number of men tearine III
sixth .tfeet p-twecn da Poat and Iuio
streets Fepalai9,y to pNtlag do"a 7m