New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE PASSENGER FIGHT TO COON.

Ii is understood on the best authority that
the NewYork Central Railroad will with the
West shore REGARDING through passenger rates to the
West the latter restores its rates tariff The
Central claims that the West shore violated the agree
ment made with ithy the Central when the West shore
opened to Buffalo by starting scre' Of summer excnr
siOns NJ mile rate without notice to the elder
rod. These excursions were made 80 numerous ANA
h"t the local which hal been agreed upon
the Quiet utterly dcnorallrd H. ia also
unis-ons that ibo Cent al in self d"linc" was
compelled ia meet iis connection The tertrli now IN
tends keep it, low those Of 0rv other rna
and itnicnls To have no pail ying With liza nv un
the lttcr paves the way to negotiations by restoring the
Nomlrally there was change In The passenger rates
80 fora chicago trlot Concessions were nnWe FROM
this hgfe hrwe,er even ~ the offices OF the cnnphny
and rlthrr an i,se a customer "a rate "a go 30,
the West shores formal rate. was made The ,"ulml
II ON tbo other hand tho W,s shnr. Yesterday freely
shaded tho 10 ~ nominal rates nn the a,nlpt follgWed
iho sainr policy r"unriing Lrr TEX t7 y" wee n"to
WA nl.o anl TO have ur quiet cut on h" present -
a fnna rpfe When hslncsa closed thrnvn ilt"a Wrr'
notc ~ Ices at s.a and ht,r tul we l"o,ol i"r '
uipti,tota to Chicago good ft thty dN"at low "ic''
RroR0AsIzlSG SOUTHERN COMPANIES
aryoml Of tho NcN.ior, dir'clors OF tho
Inst Tonnes CO., virginia and uepr5i, and tho Memphis
nrd Chprssipn lti'iotd tomrnnio7 started f'f hh"N
,o nui Memphis on Monday pntt'n'l the annual meet.
iul- thnu-r, 90 the management ni hph i""a WIZ N
made. B ] r mol SGT Nt WIZ nltft fl 'ffl't ~
Ihon, who resi- fned the prc1ld No, so ne tlme axe"
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS,
The stockholders of the New York, Fordham
aud Bronx Railway Company held their annual meeting
a 40 23I Broadway Yesterday. aud elected the follow
director. for the ensuing James A. Angcl I"rna-
has g. Ho.twick Willm :. Cannon. John Ichler CnlnS
v lcn John \. Henry Adclph ii9pfr. Joseph knntH
T. &. Julius laughein william M"ntr"tt ROBERT H.
shannon, Abraham V. Topper aud Henry Iottner
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
TorrN, nov. III. :. Leeds today appointed
general freight agent Of he Atchison Topeka ANA santa
T6 HALLWAY and j. o. Phillips assistant general ire-ht
agent Mr. na.Iow late general freight agent, goes ~
traidc mauagcr Ia the Mexican Central Railway.
HNrIuonE NOV. 1.-THE Catons,ile short Line Rail
road which branch OF the Baltimore ana Potomac
Railroad was OPENED yesterday and the first train rin
the accommodation Of passcneers Inc ro"u i ABOUT
six miles long.
BosroS Nov LITTLE lIoossc Tunnel Route has re-
dured passenger from Boston to chicago To NO.
c.s. being a cur OF sJ. and the time made
cut of - % on rates Boston To ~ Louis making
the rates 3d. first class tickets. and ls Tor second
class, This is the time tho Tunnel Route has taken
initiative Ia passenger rate Sntlih 9 ana ~ Is now
done 10 meet the cut from Ncw-EHgland made BY the
Ncw-YOrk Central.
CoLUNErs Nov. 1.-THE Cincinnati Midland Railroad
will be opened for traffic Monday. 1t extends from
Columbus through Mt sterling Washington Court House
and Wilmington to Clinton Valley, where IL connects
with the Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore Railroad
Al meeting Of the stockholders the original Board OF
Directors resigned aud the following we're ele ted Co"
uel Drlauti smith, of Cincinnati Henry Nll'I James
Wiirox and Charles Parrptt,O Columbus ri samuel
SPENCER OF Baltimore. The Directors c'ecled C3nhel
tlr.rI smith pr.. iIrnt, Peabody secretary auu gem
oral sifpern'enent and Theodore II. Butler treasurer
The General offices will be III Columbus.
PHILADELPHIA Noy 1.-THE receivers OF the Fhla-
drlpha and Renting Lliroad Company held meeting
this afternoon At which the financial condition oil the
corporton was considered It l. stated that the qnes
i,n of uaviu. The December dividend Of the Central
Eairoad g. mpanv Of New-Jcrsey viii be taken mp nat
t,t tl conclusions the conference Will not be mahe
public
orr,w, Nov. 11-rt Is understood that the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company A1s been successful In making
ARRANGEMENTS for the redemption Of its bonds whicH 10
the amount OF SIOOOOO)O. were hypathccated III New
yorl ~ secur.ty for q loan ~ $j00O,OOO which was
Paid t. The Government IN connection Win TIC guar
autre Oi last autumn.