The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

NAV pe med upon nom time 70 ume under h agreement
$40 sss q se upon al i've
10 and from an competing points shall be uniform per @
pounds excess Of weight charged extra n same
Fieenih-An changes or notifications Of the rates Of
rss, Or s must be aas ~ 'pS o. w ri
sxteenYo passes shall hereafter be issued BY either
employed erini roads g the re.pes
eastward hey sh Be aHea 70 one person q, for
less haa four loads % three r no. less than SIX
Sso IN ali required pay regular
rates of passenger fares baggage
sha be uniform between al common points
o9 cenI al Railroads. being nine dollars the hr day
until The first day Of IN each year and until
70 reduce eight dollars and after such notice
ali points be divided in accordance with the rssou
ons Of The indianapolis Convention adopted April \ 1853
or
Al as, class being thai the Baltimore
Ohio road when their emgrant traffic Is not sufficient to
attached their trains but this encsp
sa & y ss First !. day a
OF the three lines TO the Baltimore and Ohio road
and o r saa
pounds which the whole excess
eighty pounds be charged for not less than double
Nnecenihin the event of any question arising
true meaning Of any part o. 'ne sns shall ~ &c
- expressed and 70 place ali on sr and
footing their for the and freight
ference herein provided for arise the same shall be settled
and on s %
further agreed between s the parties hsrs;o
the mutual agent and umpire Of Al the roads Is
Of il provisions shall in the first instance in
ing with the proofs OF such alleged violation He shall
proof e @ he President Of the fos Of
nature Of The complaint viii admit for hearing the parties ana
the on both sass and he shall a
and give the parties hereto Of his decision and be
sn ss s ne Se
the and The half e the road , ds 4 the
% & e ss amer ns noce @
pay through such UMPIRE whatever sum he shall desrnne
exceeding such violation shall Be decided By
Ssr assn or & sa sa's mn s sa
Se dismissed from ali connection with such road.
The Of such umpire ha Be fair i. and
fGs he event Of anv question arising to the
meaning any part regard
or the party complaining shall in the ,rst in
and until after his decision other oredress shall
s s che ss pa an
4, By The superior officers Of The
r s sS ?, % 1yssSss land % such
Be- nd
TseH a ss in carrying h.
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faith TO endeavor by 10
secure the practical working Of the principles hereby recg
nized; but for The purpose Of eventual protection
70 their respective rights, either party may, on
fifteen days notice In writing to The others, elect
further effect operation but party can whdraw
from more sections Of this
the whole agreement
Twenty thd-Ihis on sigma
ure thereof by the representatives Of the four lines and
rates OF freight and the fares hereby established
shall 60 into operation on the first day OF October next
ERASTuS CORNING,
President ~ Y. G. X. II. Co.
CHAS. MORAN
President New York and Erie II. X. Co.
JOHN w. GARRETT,
on behalf Of Com. OF B and o. X. II. Co.
j. EDGAR THOMSON,
President r. II. X. Go.
The following resolution unanimously passed by ,A
Convention, and ordered TO be published IN the New York
papers,
esoiyed that the thanks Of this Convention be rendered
10 Samuel l. NJ Barlow Esq President Of the Ohio and Mis-
sfspp Railroad Company for his aborious energetic and
cessfuly promoting the restoration Of harmonious relations
between the of the great Eastern
lines whose Jdcious action the value
investments OF such vast properties depend.
According to the Pottsvlle Miners Journal OF Saturday
the decrease Of coal shipments from Schuyki county
date, compared with the period last year, n
2s5 402 tons of which oss Pa 0T5 fall upon the Road
ing Railroad and 81 ,324 tons upon the canal
The earnings Of the limos Central Railroad for the third
week September s5s 463 81 making, together with
the two previous weeks, $le3, 266 90.