The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-11
THE RAILWAY WAR ENDED.
COMMODORE VINDERBILT AND AD-
MIRAL FISK I'm BRA CfNG.
The Accidental Meeting Of the Railway
Coiossi near the Stnfuc Of Cupid-Cheat-
ing the Lawyers -ArrnuGcments for n
Cessation of Iitigstion-sa ratoRa Races.

The Accidental Meeting Of the Railway
CoIossi near the statue Of Cupid-Cheat-
ing the Lawyers -Arrnuacments for
Cessation of Liiies tion-sa ratoRa Races.
SAnArooA, Aug 1o.-At 7 o'clock this morning
Commodore Vanderbilt, jay Gould, 4. 5. Stokes,
Richard Scholl, William II. Vanderbilt, aud William
Turnbu Glanced to meet at the Congress Spring.
All seemed in the lest possible humour. The Com.
modore and MIR Gould were particularly afIectonate
After shaking hands and drinking few glasses OF
tie water, the party WALTZ into the Park and seated
themselves on q bench hut few feet distant from
the statue Of Cupid. The cool morning air and the
general influence Of the happy scene be ore them no
doubt contributed much to promote the most friend
" feelings among the railway Colcs'i
For a few minutes the conversation related in the
main TO commourlsce subjects. Suddenly Mr.. Rich
ard schen, in his Characteristic on-land manner,
preached the question OF the existing war between
the Central and Hre raj roads, and suggested that.
the authorized representatives, Of the two companies
were present It would be pity to Kermit such n
golden opportunity TO pass without at least maxim
an effort 10 adjust all differences between the roads
In a manner satisfactory TO both parties.
Tue COMMODORE AND nR. GOULD
expressed their hearty concurrence IN Mr.. Schclrs
rroposihon Mutual explanations rcre offered at
once Stokes, William II. Vanderbilt, and Turn.
bull earnestly urged that roaco be at once made ON
"a crm snd lasting basis. In less than a haf hour
everything was arranged TO the satisfaction Of all.
and the war between the Central and the Erie was
terminated. The peace makers then drank EACH
Others health ut the springs and separated to com.
munieato the Joyful intelligence TO their intimate
friends, in order that Trey might bug up much
Central and Erie stock as possible.
Mr.. scholl and Mr.. Jay Gould were so highly
elatcd at the unexrectcd
CESSATION oF nosrIIITiEs
that they Immediately started for New York to give
their personal supervision the necessary steps for
discontnuing further legal proceedings.
Your CORES pondent. DESTROYS OF obtaining further
Information concerning this important event from a
source entirely Trustworthy. called this afternoon
on Mr. William II. Vanderbilt at the Congress Hill.
MIR. Vanderbilt, in answer to his question. cad. -
not At liberty just now 10 enter into particulars.
or. in fact 10 give Won any Information further than
to say that all matters In dispute between the Cen
trail and Erie are to be
sArisrAcroRlLY ARRANGED.
! can say no more NJ presept' Wiliism accom-
panied the latter part OF hs reply with very sgni
cant wink, which spoke volumes and left no doubt
in your correspondents mind concerning the cor.
recness OF what he has asserted above.
Tie second meeting OF tie Saratoga Racing As.
ISOLATION begins on Friday, te i2.h inst, and lasts
six days. One hundrtd ana seventy horses are at the
stables. The tlrto.yo9r-cld race To-, tie Konner
stakes, amounting t. $4,000. which takes place on
FRIDAY, viii be IN EXT in one. and ~ present; is the
!
sportsmen. Tie coutustin;s thus Ear entered are
Hamburg, Enquirer, telegram, Mag,ie h. b ard
Glerelg
Every train brings
nOsTs OF VISITORS
who come TO attend the races. The hotels are
crammol iull. W srrcn Leland no longer SAYS that
the arrivals arc big taings-he declares them mon.
s'rous, marvellous tin-s. lie manages to stow
away by some means all who come. TIE Congress
Hal ana Clarendon are likewise Eled 10 ropletion.
All agree In saying that never was Saratoga 90 tul
Of vi-tor- now. There cannot be less than IS co..
visitors IN town. Ctici Justice Church, Senator
Lord, Gov. BE ich, Surrogate Hutc1iurs, and Comp.
iioher Connolly arrived to.ni-Lt. aad are Warren
L,land's prisoners. Nj Cuurch's health b. not
good.
"rand ball l. N pro 'rcss ~ the Union. rolcc
Commissioners Henry Gith, rcsset 70 m exquisite
II cun-"l ng, d-aii coa' wl;h goll buttons, IL tie