New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Cornelius Vanderbilt IT. The following are experiments;
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Father dead Come 10 WashingtOn-place. W H. "
h For time these kilograms created profound seoss
ton and were the subjects OF general discussion IN the
Offices and on the street Prices declined unoer ,hsn
influence from to per cent and there Was great IN
certainty for q short time as TO whether tDe Oou'"
dore really dead or alive Crowds congre gateu' 10
front of the Offices OF the Vanderbilt brokers, and can
vassed in animated manner the intelligence whcn
had set Walst agog George 0sgood, and mecca s
the other recipients of the dispatches characterized
them fraudulent the OBJECT Of the senders beng 70
influence tho stock market Mr.. osgood said that nc
had left Commodore Vanderbilt at 12i O'clock and be was
never better. Subsequently dispatches were received
from those in the company Of Commodore Vanderoit
contrSdlctng the rumors. Who the author o. the dis
patches could DO ascertaned but tho trick was
sup ed to have been played In the interest OF the
"ben s."
THE TRrBUNE's reference yesterday, 20 complications
In q Western Railroad and Construction Company men
toned no Names and reflected upon one but at the
request of the directors the respective corporations
and Of others interested the following communication
published:
TRUST CoaPANY, NEW YORK, Nov. Il, 1873.
DAVID CRAWFORD jr-Dear Sr: l nave ti neep ~,
Directors OF the Land Grant Railway aud IIns, SXSn-
paa OF OF accounts with aid Company all matters has
j. " FAIRBASKs, Secretary.
This IA the Company which built the Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railroad Tho Secretary makes the follow
ing statement,
large amount OF the town and county bonds which
were given as subsidy along the line OF tne nlssouf
Kansas and Jexas Railroad were accep ted IN ply mens
Oy Construction
other securities by the treasurer, MI CIdSioIu lbs
transaction occasioned dissatisfaction and the company
rejected these securities, holding the treasurer feshs
BILE for the amount Toe matter had Jst peen teoeSI
by the treasurer. however in manner Iat WIS sas.s
factory. The affair concerned the Construction COM
paDy only the railroad having no connection WIN ia"
meeting OF the Grnnell creditors held before
Register Allen yesterday, when large representation
OF and unsecured creditors and que an array
OF counsel present. The Register decided taat IN
secured creditors alone entitled to yoe Tor the
assignee; against this the secured creditors hado
protest. and the question will have 20 be decided W tho
Court In the time, by vote OF unsecured cEedof
the election Of assignee postponed until Dec D. AZ
IL A. H. the entire estate bong tel up in bankruptcy
until then II was stated that there was disposition
Oh the part creditors to enter into some lar
settenent TO get the estate OF bankruptcy and -
understood that 1t is likely TO be accomplished
E. b. Wesley, receiver Of the Union Trust Company
has given notice to the Pacific Mail steamship Company
not TO transfer the following secnrires Stock No. 6St
40 shares name Clark, Dodge Co.. No. csl9 100 Eawd
Brandon No. 6s1sl, 1Oo Glen Inning Davis q Amoryi
No. 6s452 100 Jay Cooke Coz No IS G99, 100, Garland,
Martin Co.. No. 5s,s6i 100 Fred C. Lewis; NO. 9s'vl
100 Plume Il Van Emburgh; No. 69,ls5, 100, Il 81 Mas
grave No. 69l74, LOU, jameson. Smith Cottlne-ala-
ing that they property Of the Union Trust Com
pany Persons holding any Of these certificates ON Eat
isyiug Mr. Wesley that they are the rShtfal owners,
and have given full value for them may obtain his as
sent TO transfer OF hem The Stock Exchange has de-
cided that the certificates not GOOD deiyofy'