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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
SWINDLER ARRESTED.

MONTREAL, Jan. 81, 1873.
Colonel Fred A. Seaver. an American gas burner
agent, was arrested here tonight Tor sxindling
h0te proprietor out Of about $500. He has also
timiked number OF other citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
RAILROAD wnECKERS ARRESTED.

MONTREAL, Jan. II, 1873.
Three men wore arrested tonight At Chambiy on
suspicion OF tearing up tho track Of the Montreal,
Portland and Boston Railway on Saturday night,
CAUSING the engine To run OIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
THE wEA1HsR YESTERDAY.

The following record will snow tho changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty Hour hours In
psrson with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the Thermometer ut HudDuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2ls BroadSay. New York;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

aud embarrassment He said that though but eleven
months remained till the day would be athand which
was fixed for resumption none OF the national banks
were making any preparation tor resumption On
the contrary, they expected whom their bills were
up their bonds and make the government responsible
for procuring gold enough to redeem them But re-
monetizs silver and the problem solved General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
EUROPE.

NOLDEN HAIK.-RUBARE's AuKroLiNE PRo.
Oduces By three sppiica,ions the beautiful golden
color much admired: IL u pcrfecty harmless TO
OF all apobecse ana fancy gooas Dealers Sole agents.
n. HONENDES SONS, London. England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
NEW PUBI.ICnTIONs.

IlRiGHrs, DIABETES. DRuPsY, PARALYSIS
Dsrnvel stone. rhe govt with
medicines therefore Dr HEATH triod the natural mineral
spring waters IN his practice OF sbout 30 finding the
Asahel the only that cured them twohirds are
caused by structure, eatarrh diseases liver heart
Kidneys baddef prostate gland skin blood nervous
organic debility, he combines special when
necessary Yer barrel 20 cents gallon. Treatise gratiA
Offices. 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamships Soy tina. for Queenstown and Livcr.
pool and Labrador, for Havre, will sail from this
port Wednesday.
Tho mails Tor Europe will close at the Post leo At
haltpast SIX and Tor France direct at sevon O'Clock
A. VI.
Tho NEw YORK HERALD-- Edition Tor Europs-wll
be ready O'CLOCK In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six ccntl
AWAY WITH OPlArES HALE'S HONEY OF
HoREHouSD TAR that ma ghtfuI cough
does contain :ticie OF opium.
PIkKs ToornAckE DROPS cure In minute
-
II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden tho sole manufacturers of genuine Asbss
Paints Roofing. Steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings "a
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CIIEAr FOR CASH
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
~ ANN ST.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS or THE
Law. BANKING, INSURANCE or ANY LIGilr
BuslNEss PukposEs APPLY IN THE COUNTING
ROOM OF THE HERALD
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Average temperature yesterday. ......!........
Average temperature tor corresponding date
last year.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden tho sole of genuine Asbss-
Paints Roohns. Steam PIPE and Boiler Covsrngs "a
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DEFENDING ms MOTHER.
Boy's yaIn Ehort TO Prevent - Probably
Fatal AssnuIt ny hts Father.

- %
tries oi MURDER from the third story uf
the tenement at es Jay street prsokivn. last
,i,.h, o.,r,,,,1 n ,,.,.. - -. -. 49,,
nlEht' attracted a Urohg oi m'n wom"n anu
children To- the Sidewalk end into tEe halls ~
the housc. whore thay stood ist.uii,.. >, tho
a. -. - 49, - -. - - -
p"Ns man was e"oN''lhE ul"h MS Wl'' anu
% tic piercing scr'ams she uttered. Ono
N',o E"' pus''" '"' "'"' '"I'"E
hi ran win ~ i'i sp"'I uhti en' m"t
Onlccr Nsisor and told nl IN n word that am1n
,vps tillsng lis v,ifs in tho t.n.tn.n+ p,shtn,,
,t', ~" - 80, +,
"''"~- ''' 'Ni'"-' VII" Vi'''' 10Y :" "''
siu-. they entered the apartments 20 G,orgs
iil. in 'h' tnp - IVY AMI foun him Standing IN
th" doorway. looking 20 SOC who wa- coming
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-23
RItLE MaTCH EvrRioRDINIRr.
Pretty Girls Shooting Down the Aisle OF the
Free BaptIst Church for - Prize.

The fair in the Free Baptist Church in
Wcs, Twrnty-iiith stree; eliminated last even
ing in riilr match. which match in n church Is
n novelty. and the fact that the contestants were
young ladies' added 90 the novelty. Tho target
was placed against the wall overt N. pulpit. The
markswomcn stood at the other cnl Of the
room and fired down the aisle. The room was
crowded 90 sun3oation and IL was hard work
for the managers o. clear n lane from the firing
point To the target Tho twelve girls were di-
vidcd into three teams american scotch. and
Canadian. The team makiugt the highest score
was TO be called the champion team. ari then
the member OF tho clamt ion team making the
winner of the prIe-a silver cake basket. In
the team shooting, each LaM.nr ha'l three
shots win a. ~, ,llN ot making 5'' and a
The scotch team -ho, FIRST and the frs, girl
% mount %" 3D. air aul level her r!il. 40 The
bul's-cye was Miss Becky Perry Tho ban
o. and her total was -. Minnie Andrews fol-
lowed with a total 81 i. la Reed with -. and
Eyelne Reed with TO- INtal for ~" team. -.
the front Eyclin" Sturgeon scored l3, Anna
5. Reed / Jennie Walker Is. aud Carrie Er-
Then the Canadians shot. Jennie Reed made
l6 Hattie Williams retired with two Us and a
6 Jennie Van Brake made 26, and Jennie Van
Dorm p total, 10. The Canadian team were
Then TIE member, 20 tlc winning team con.
| tested iur ths CAKE basket The giii- We're uer-
| vou-. and tile auIihl" ,niAn"nt- and cNhorta-
| tDus O! taeir friends dil n.'t ALL {. iltlr cvm'
shots each hai. ana Jennie L sad made 10, Hat
tie Mlu4m- - Jeanne su hgaslt II. aud Jcu-
tg'or- M.-- /. Cd weut forward aud was pre-
-tl4'C4 W4t4 i.e ttif-,
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The representatives Of the Columbia OIL
Company. with iew other oil producers who
met some Of the officers Of the standard or
combination IN the ofice OF that company. yes
terday no longer assume that they are acting
officially for the Producers Union. 1t
ls this Union which has begun and will
carry on the suits against the Pennsylvania
Railroad 10 nioin II from further discrimination
in favor Of the Standard. The publication in
THE sun yesterday OF the official reputation
Of the conference by tho Producers Council. 50
far as the gentlemen here assume to.represent
the great on Producing interest confirmed the
trade i'm New YORK in It's suspicion that the
couicrence WIS II blind. designed TO fore-iAll
public opinion and give out the impression
that the producers and the standard
combination had come 10 an 8micable set
uament Tho proceedn ng Of tho meeting which
lasted all day. therefore. were OF 40 interest TO
the uade. The gentlemen who have taken part
IN the meeting preserve the same secrooy In
Thursday. Mr. Rockcfeiicr' tie President oi
tie Standard monopoly was present but. ma
re0ently IN Cleveland. diligent efforts 10 $50 and
talk with him were unayaling.
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AsIRUM ALMA ApAMs.
Her Whereabouts DiscoVered-The Peculiar
Origin Of her Name,

Astrum Alma Adams, The missing insane
girl Of WilliHmshureh. sent q despatch yc-tor-
day from the residence of her uncle. Prof 5. l..
Adams. at 277 south Fourth street. Pnliadel-
phia. briefly announcing her safe arrival there
on Thursday evening. She gave no eXplana-
tion Of her purpose in running away from
home but said that shc was sorry TO havo
caused d.strcss by her behavior. She Is TO be
brought home soon. Her nalno 70. Astrum was
given 10 her under peculiar circumstances. She
WA born AZ midnight-so that she celebrates
two birthdays. The physician who WAS in nI-
tendance Waa somewhat OF An hstronger. and he
tod Mr.. Adams lhN the star NJ that minute IN
the M .rudaut WHa ono " the ihlrd magnitude
named A-irGm. Tho father adopted that name
for the child. Since her mind became uusouud
he hAs. he says. many times wondered Whrthcr
tho star Astrum Nts not Ia O'cullatlOn or IN hn
unfavorAblo cuIlunctlon Another daughter
WAS named ThHlia Molpemone. and third.
Voice Eta. because the father WAS dramatic
editor ON large Philadelphia newspaper. and
was noessAnlY studying the theory and art Of
music and the drama He composed pAny
popular war aOngs among them being God
and Our Native Land"
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,,,.,or, of thi. Extraordinary e""hinA-
1r ",a,,i,usd- How Presidsnt koekefeiler
C.rsed vita seeutins the Aesel"te t"a-
Hu.lne,s AwouutinG 20 Nearly
.,.dr,a Millions = Near-Pending suIt~
4,eae.oal. Published IN these columns,
,..tr,. a., the serious disturbances that
...,.s q, break out 10 the oil regions Of
,..,.v.yar.a las aroused the mos, earnest
.......r ,hrc.gho., III. country. Thata single
....-.,,or could te 10 a position to absolutely
= .se ,nird largest item in our export
- 5.,,s,us terms to a body Of hveihousand
-....,.r. AMI iorcine them into an attitude
'......l,hem prepared even 10 destroy their
..-,terty raiher than see il absorbed by an
49,. ncrctoly seemed incredible. In that
.,.,gn, a. accurate and painstAkinR repre-
....,..,e @, TRr SvN. who had spent si1
....irt the ID region and in Cleveland. where
,,.m5ncpcly has lie headquarters. endeavored
:, ,iva The history Of the methods BY which
-. standard OIL Company had secured the
,n~.,A. col;ro. @, the refining, carrying. and
,,me and e1rori salo Of all the oil produced
:, he largest oil district Of the world
-, .rsle amounting to hundred mil
t,r, year and by the control Of
,hi.s ne mcucpoly was believed TO be making
,,e, troai q a million Of dollars a month. TO
4. .iiyded between less than a score Of persons.
I, n. rercrt the correspondent detailed the
,runsAnces Of the first effort made BY
IssLafa11ar df thu EfnnAQrd
n secure ,his control a: once and
t,,gy ~ means Of an extraordinary char.
Il, pAssed by the Pennsylvania Legislature
srani.us exclusive privileges 70 the South I'm.
movement Company. Afterward absorbed bJ
he Standard and by illegal contracts with ths
rlroals reaching out from the oil region. Tha
t,heme the producers defeated BY the exposure
o,,he Illegal character Of the contracts with th,
fa.ir.ais.
taAe following letter the correspondent con
tt1es be account from the date Of this hrs
defeat q the standard. and brings 1t up TO th'
trsseu, moment. which Ands the producer
u,k.rg another desperate effort. this time II
ns suris to trs ak the power which. in th
mean the has become far stronger than before
lis because the producers imagine that tn
e9uf;s nay not AFFORD them the relief to whiei
Msy believe they are entitled. that careful ob
servers Il the oil region fear that III
hanging u efigy last month @
NJ William McCaIdless. Secretary Of Inter
tal AsA.rs e Pennsylvania. may have been bu
ns rresage 4 far more dangerous outbreak
o:ta- .o.a. anger IL future letters he wi
give 'ir,her episodes Of this contest. unpreee
tsl,.i The history Of the country. the stor
e,l,s Influence in the politics Of Pennsylvania
All s-.t.y the statement Of President Rock
e.s.es a. :. he grounds on which be believe
ls lIGIy !s entitled 70 the absolute me
tag..y j, seems 70 have secured. Mr.. Rockeie
isr. g. eolEse. has already been Afforded h
opportunity 20 make this statement. but has Il
ava. himself Of il.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
BRITAIN'S MARCH IN ASIA.
rom iIInt SIM BOHB IRDED avn THl
ITGH ms PCT 10 ILIGHT
The Engagement Thursday The tbnndon.
Ing "r he Port Thuisdny Nieht-A
Proclamation trom the Nicrroy oT India.

-, - w w ' y" ,'"S
J ~, ""'' ~ Wv 50 "' p''''7l """''
'"ii'i A''iislin Wr' "Ehout Yesterday ana
! i'h''n tn' I'l'. h''W.iNe"nd'hE tHr sood
/ ~ 'ues 81 th' AlEh"A guns lhe AEhani
/ abandoned th" fort iust night Cen. Tytlnr's
/ hrlut is hcvi,r o.suni,l a ,l..ln IN the rsor
! '-" .'''NE VIZ d. u" WV ''"''
an 'lN INK 'iNN l"i ''S- '''Hfi"'i Ni' li''' TO-
/ DAY without irirg shot. Dispositions are be-
| I'M, mail. f,r nm iiun,,,l ,nt, f,itthcr .lvonse
! -" ~
steep rock 2433 ;eci high. In the last war oi
| fhc Iri,isb a.. Af..lor. t $40. h,f .t,..,s,,i,
,'V ~ ''s" ""'' N'k'. '."NS' WIS r''' 'i''fhs,ep
! uS th' '"h'hdihs iotee-' IL November. l'lz'
! Sirw w No,, b,, ,,os of,,r,,o'.., ,o,.,,i,
! E.,n.n p,"s y ., a, ,.,.., ,.t.
morning Cen. Brown stood On the little plain
ls,,,rI ! l,,,r,,d ,,o,.i,t,,, ,,, ,.,r.h T., ,h.
front pekct of the cnsmy's cavalry was
| visible on the top II tho Shagai Ridge. beyond
range Tho aiyancc suari marched brlski,
on. anl Iresen,y crested aiheicht whence. a,ilc
o'clock skirmishins iirr wH- opened On the
cn.niy's picket Tho latter retired after
-. -
u'-u'"r> tcbly. "ut io' = pressing on anu oc-
casi"naIy hrlng. reached Tie ShagH Ridge
,,'....., 80. n-, ~. ,'', ,.'.,- ~ ~
the mir. The s,.ond shell was we'll aimed and
n.,y ov,r the .t..f an TIA. ~l..,, T. l... onl fall
,..,h,,,, tm,.,I,,,. h..,,,1 l',,.. hn', ,rs.
! necessary To allow our hcavy battery to come
ur ,rJ ~. ,,,,rvsl ,r.s u,iii,.l bv tho bor..
W. "Hn '"7 '"'' '"' "'N7 wv, - ~ N'' "'i''
| aruNeY III pH'lhS guns 'h me h'lsh' 10 out
-, -l,,.',,.,, un,,,','u,. es,u,, 80
! "''' '' - "'
heard 10 the leN 81 Fort Ahmusllt AM some
turning moSein.nt IN our right coming into
| oprrhtion. but the AighahS ABOUT tort Almus.
thrcatencI on the nank unI 'front.' O9r MORSE
sr,e5y n,e was iniID -,rNgii Ihs Hig9an' lI,
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sl-rhen Grtnee IInnged.

KkoxyLLE. Tenn. Nov. y. stephen Gr.ffee.
vino Ncsr ago committed ahorriue outrage Qu ten.
wear oi gir named Eva CLARK Was hanged Al Newport
tnts afternoon MANY p-,uuons were presented 20 0oN
fnrtr seucl hy lHrlf uumbar oi Ntils citizen. ask
Tor pr mrtH nu ui GrN.c's -'ntetc g. irprls
uIu,cti tor Ia ou the pi.a hs having Wcak uund
Nhic VA, uot made bcl0rv die courts but ue do,rrror
rctus- iUtOillTt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-23
HUNTING FOR CHRISTIAN.
TRrING TO CONNECT MN WITH IHE
CHTRCHY4RD ROBBERY
His Reputation - Body-Snateher In and
Near Washington - Detectives Working
Quietly. but with UnsAtt.factsry ResuIts

ne nodw Gu In nd
Near wn.hlnrten - Dstse,,v.. worLIng
ouistiy. but with UH.Ati.ret.ry Re.uI,s
rh., ,,,i,,o o,,, o,,,,i,.os or, ,,, ,,,,,o,o,
. -, r., D.. ~, -. =, -, A. -
.... -, - ',.a,,,. 49,, -,
49, 80, -. ,.t,i,,. ,,,t,to a., ,.,,,,..
" " - ,,.. 49,. It..i'..i - - ,..
,,.-.',,,~,, h,1, ,,, I.,s.,',, ,.i.,,,,,n, -,
.,,.,, ,,'.''r.' 80, e..,. ~, ,h. ,,,y ,l,,cs
'h me 'h9' AT" KY ~ ,'I" "h III" u" ''u's
THAI remain. Tho chi"f concern oi The lie
t.c,ivoa n.,y nur,ars 10 be- 20 ..a,sh the
resurrectoni-t Christian. Not that they
have evidence eonneciiue him VITA the case.
I'm, be,ouse ~ would 10 a crndunbla thing 70
'u' =, ''s ~ ".'.u -, "
catch him any way. and ,he evidene" nigh 10
found aftsrward There is lit,ir faith put iu
| y, -, -, -, -. .'. - 49,, -. -,
ln,hueal WIN 'hIls""h' hu' ule pVi''' shy 'il"'
the question Of identity will not ~ conclu- veiy
se,,lod un,il ono of tho t,v mon il fourl Th,rs
,i't.' .Aa. ,,,,~'..,., 49,
/ bean in NV York at any time.
Christian was well known by DR.. John 2.
! Dunlhy % . Ncst NasAilsion pia'" thrls-
! tian was in 1873. n student tn the Moli'a De-
rarin."ni oi E'org',o"n college wh'n pr.
7 Dummy was th"rc. H. = d's'iin'd ns l""l
inches IN height. isA'nG about l4' pounds
- ''"'s '' "<-' '"''"S u"N' -
! low '"mps.Aioh' h"Nah nose u"rA hali' anu u
/ rolling shunling gait. H. was generally reii-
/ -. - H., - , h.t3. - b..i-ti,,. iis t,od
! V'h'' anu h' ""u " h""it 20 h'''.i'N "'9 4'''N
/ down. and keeping his hands in lis pockets.
w. was no,oI for bis prouonsity 10 engage in
| -, - ,. - - -. ~, -,
! the most dangerous eNpe1ltl ohS LOT rrSurrec'-
| ine bodies but it was at first attributed to
| his n.sston f,r dissection and his devotion
-, ~ ,',,'af - ~, - -, ,hav s,s.
| 10 mrdicM sclen'". 10 WIS mpr' Nhhh Sus-
pected OF exhuninc bodies from the potter's
/ Fisl1 - tho pis,ri,t ~ columbia His orrrst
| -, : - -. " 4 a.,
trial Nlu i Iu,s, m y, ~ ir LII | ~, n ,1
| i2und in the baltmvrr tAi toai deIpl l1loWyn
ms RECKLESS 1Ssoclnt9n with negi oe- MO sin,e
| bodlrs 70 sen 70 meilgal Goh"Ke-. / ne ponce
Traced thr uoly uhl IN tne H"pot ir W" VI.
| Erocs hone. and louhr ,hrlstan nisihe WIN WIN
| ul' p'Hy shau'h"t-. rue mann pplh' ~ W.
| uehce asaihsl nun was ms nlap' Anl1nt
! y. ",s III - r.. NJ, -, W.abi,s,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-23

PROVIDENCE Nov. ~ The Republican Cuy
Convention tHis a utnson rrupNtnshd ThuMts Dtl lc
Tor hsvor ior hi. hlacnth teun Ohier tncdmL-ns VI
Oily Oiiccs NrTe also renomuAted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-23

CHoo, NOV % -Rarus will try TO beat Gold
smith MAIDS time on that track ilL. tomorrow In
sAsrelss AAT kArus MADE aaaiNT IAIe ir jlx
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The signal omee Prediction
Jo71INGs IN ASH AHiH rms err.

Partly cloudy weather. rain areas. iollowrd
- a. ttns weather. co.+cr. westerly Wnit lSAt
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Rer. Il. De VIZ. TalmnSe,.

Views Of the Night side " New York Lie" IN pam
phlet forni. 10 pTecnted W all readers oi At faNtg
Head W. tedAy Ado
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The Capture OF .Ae ripe LlAs..

The next stop Of the Standard people was a
most important one. In the early days Of pro-
duction crude oil was shipped from the wells IN
barrels, II WAS An expensive and unsystema-
tied method. and some inventive follow riggod
up in One Of the districts hn irontube arrange
ment by which crude oil was conveyed from
tanks ht the wells direct to the cars The idea
took. and the system speedily became universal
Pipe line companies were formed all over tho
oil regions They put NJ massive tanks Of their
own and run their pipes from these tanks 10 all
the wells within a district sometimes OF many
mics 1t vastly simplined the getting of crude
oil from wells " cars For the service corain
sum WA charged the producer for piping
Tho business grew into great warchouslng
SYSTEM and the reoei pts Of the companies for
oil were marketable and were used for collat-
eral security. In IA short time these companies
did all tho business OF getting oil from wolis 70
cars.
Mr.. Rorketcller must early have seen their
power, In 1874 nm apparently innocent act was
passed w tae PennsylyaniA Legislature
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suspicion. Again Aroused.

Producers did not mind these effort-. They
were no, interfered with. But outside refnrrs,
on the contrary. watched them with great nnN-
iety. They were forced 70 admitthat, in spite OF
all they could DO. the STANDARD could refine
cheaper than they could. aud could undersell
them and MAKE money. But this did not ex-
plain why the STANDARD was able 20 soil 30
cheap and yet evidently to bo making immense
Or ats R.Hners IN New York and Philadci-
phia naturally in better position 10 command
the export trade. found that II was rapidly Slip
ping away from them. They were doing busi-
ness at IA loss; and IN the interior. no matter
how low the reAners cold their kerosene, they
found the blue barrels Of the STANDARD in the
m rket b..s do theirs. and 1T price that they
could not sell for ana 1.-Two.
l. WAS certain that the standard was not only
making money. but max ng II IN prOliglou-
amounts. Espe tally on the s"hooard dld the
| Standards success seem a mystery Tor So
| board rrhners had argued That IN" Siandhrds =
! suncess In refining ~ CieYetnd would be- moro
than Offset when selling in New YORK for export,
by tho fact that IL works woTo l50 inlos wca' OF
| tle O! r-giOu difference OF 800 miles IN ihNor
| OF New York and Philadelphia refining inter
e-ts on freight charges' ,
| At length II began TO- dawn upon these Keen
| men that the standard WAS hiding lls proNls,
| and they knew OF no way In which thls couIo
| b. done except through railway rebates. and "
| last they got what thoy believed TO ee posiJlro
| proof OF this, II began 10 be rumorcd lhht " NJ
| II. Vanderbilt bad an Interest In the otanaAIu
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Hui the Vow York rehncrs remembered that
tn capital of that company had r,crntlv been
increased o. So Juu.Uuu. A. the standard sub
sequently admitted that 1t had h-ught Mr.. Van
G"Eiilts Interest. the rumor seems o. have been
correct Az all events this suspicion. and indi-
catione that were convincing enough that the
Erie was extending fay1r- 10 tho Standard
thoroughly frightened all outside refining in
tcr"sts. The renncrs visited the railway Vtiiees
and asked ior similar iayors, but were refused
Thev struggled against fate, but only saw their
business growing day hy day less and even
that done az loss. Nothing but absolute ruin
scanned a n. adj
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vol. XLyl.--N0. n.
snnoym IN FOUR MONTHS.
.. INV ~ THE PROFITS MADE BY
oNh ,r,rtNDIRD OH COMPANI

,,,.,.,, Of thi. Extraordinary t"mhinA-
1r ~ csutluusd- How rre'idsn, koehefeile'
,bArsed vita ss'a'i"s the Ae'',a's % 90
uV = uuuiau. a Near-Pendina sults