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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
RAILROAD INTERST
RIVALS FOR STREET PRIVILEGES.
WILLIAM N. EvARTs's OPINION As TO THE NEW
YORK CABLE CoMPANY's RIGHTS.

WILLIAM NJ EvARrs's OPINION AS TO THE NEW
YORK CABLE CoMPANY's RIGHTS.
The Injunction restraining the Forty-sec0nd
Street ManhataGye and 81. Nicholas Avenue Railroad
Company from continuing the construction OF ts road TO
the eastward from sixth.avc having been removed by
Judge Van Brunt yesterday the work Of laying tracks
was resumed between Fifth aud Sixth ayes, aud M
speedily M possible the rails will he placed IN position
ga far "a tho Grand Central Depot The attorneys " tho
York Gable Railway Company have agreed to to
moynl " the injunction obtained 10y them, tho company
~ which Ne Van Mort president giving bonds to In
iemnlfy the plaintiff the court should hereafter decide
that its rights have been nfngrd upon Tha applies to
the route on fottysccond at, VA Ear eastward "a tho
Grand Ucurh Depot, rho papera hnvc boon y 'parou
n sut against tho Nlnth Avenue t'nraocl Railroad com
piny ~ ho broh tht b. tho Npw.fork Cahla lM WY
COMPANY whose lawyers na,c that tho proposed eN CT
.ion Of lint foid IN watast, from utconwloh to WcHl
al. will h, ayoltlon OF us voHlod rights on" ii" the
rnntua laid down by tho Rapid frRnHt Commissioners
brng IN tho san, nno. An nlun0lon order VIII be- hp'
piled restraining MI action 10 King o. the occupation
OF this route by the defendant
william M. Eyarta returned to this olty from Windsor
W, yesterday, and last oyoiing held oohadlia ION
with Charles T.. shaw, counsel to tho Now-YorS Cable
Railway Company. Mr. Eyart' viii appear baloro Jus
tee Donoiu, In The Snprono Court ut II m toda To
argue the motion Tor po1nanent nuno o1 against tho
Second Ayonie roll Com lany, forb idng tn cXo
sion Of that comptnys road IN Flrst-avc Associood
with MT EVarls IN tho case are frluk looh''' "'o'
Swell and Mr. Snay. Mr. EYart' ms rendered m
opinion n Iogarl TO The rig ts Of tho Now'foik Cable
Il twly Company under tho provisions II tho General
SURF Railway Ao passed ut tho recent session N me
Legislature, IN winch H. ma ntains that "tho rights
pow franch and ivogos vested In tho New-foik
Cable Rai, way Company under the Rapid Transit Act
have not b On ropealo l. abrogatod or onrtailed'
With rourl to the qut son whoth no Cable Railway
Company Il brought within the enabling provisions or
tn tniri section ~ tha act 10 says; a.,
''Bot RAPID Tran Act un1 tho new ~ Get sur
face lairOnd a % be rcg1r ed hs general ao IN
The pablo ntor-t, and not In the lnteres' OF special
corpp, When IN rofrre. tie third section OF tho
In er act opened upon cert IN cOndi Ions to anY exist
ing rect face rallr ed company or corporation orc
fofure rglnized. ETC., the prvog OF thc now hot Is
a flo1 mai any gruu III reason in any PUBIC inter
est WAY M rti ipa ton In h 80 pubic services IN sur
face rail oals should inclu r tho corporate rlHh
a a amIiti mt al been nj etdy vested IN mo New
York able Raj way com any ana therrfore.oi oIlh On
that the New York Cable Raj way company s not L
elm led FRO the en- bling proysO OF tho third section
OF the Street surface harOad Act"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
NORTHWESTERN PASSENGER RATE WAR.
my rLLnAn AnM - rnN I'M nILyE-l

ST. PAUL, Aug. PA lively passenger rate
war /, under way between the roads com citing at this
point The situation here is partial reflex Of he opor-
ntions and plane chicago WhDtethc trunk line troubles
orc t,udcr consideration The high officials Ofthc Chicago
milwaukee anu IT, Paul Hay hy telegraph that they are
not cu ting rates aud do know Of such business ~
IT, rnul ar Minneapolis hut there is SOME quiet
minrl,ring by ticket srlcrs Oldorshn'r boon l''l''
from Cdo,go calling in from an quarters the TRAVELLING
pnss niger agents Ut vnrola tonds lhe euppostlnn u
TINT the toads looking rir the Increased hulhe" h''
pny como II the rate WA n should happrh
to nssumo such Wide proportions ~ TO dem'nu
the srtyrcs of ul corps " ticket sellers runhet' 'l'
orlprng these travelling agent, home ~ Chcasob ais
ninonnL Another spike Ia the ngunl1'd hearts ol we
local railroad ticket astnta VINO VA swear h' thrli
benra that there Ia mo- rate cutting Il tho anhouh''meh
undc yesterday bv lake steamer agents or uok eNota
o one u them who rppreaenis the Lake superior ItAnA
Company TIA programme yrairtdhf wWi so hp.ph
aud New YORK. apfpu riaas, Hll pu ~ TNt 10 buhiu
an, Itl. 20 eat uf Fiut ~ Detroit hnd ic'rla W,
a out of ga The laau STEAMER men say thel want Dusl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

RIMS carncd-Now York o; Cloveand " lsao oH orS y
5Ioy.Iand struck Out-NowNort, 3 CrYeAhl y. ~ ~
on ba%"s +NoN.IOrk A. Cley el,li l. D2npe "a - nid
pu i and iInmphres aud McKiunon 70 Ia'e p nj
MnIdo'n j. VIA pitches -pprFia : Nolatt, a. oreltIs
taIis Iiumrhr,c. , l,ushoug, . UmPr'-Mf bEi"'"''
TImo Of gamie-Two hours n,teen minutes
Their, was fair crowd q Washington ParK, b,ooN,,i
ia witness the Reg 81 game ne wen luo -
- IA MA The % men ~ iycd n 20 ID form, ndtuh;
strongly AID fielding unuSu ny "oi luz i'''
nine. The score was "a tbo"s! 90
Twcnty.thiri. .................... IL
Iveuty. "a nd -...... U i v " " "
Baso hts .3d 90; 22d ETorsm2S ", TTinser ''
mao Xcr-york and Cleveland Clubs will play at ~
Polo G rom H. aud the Brook yn AM Athetlo niO w
Wa,hingto4 Park Tod y
H,T.unpr Aug. 27.-The Metropolitan AMI Is ilt'ih2ra
M es had hard ha tie with the oats hcr' todh no
,atue was an interest NJ one, AMI wei ayt1 ~
an the home team winn < b. q lucky f'Il III III n''
inning Ihr sCorchy inn ms was a ipuo"N'
Daltimor' ...-.-.-.--..---..- .-..--- " %
pase hits Baltimore q; Metropolitan. e. Erlo LII
rnore Il Metropolitan, /. litchcis-EmsHo "ni A'"''
Umpire MI Guiiths
clphs pl1,ed onc-d q mttch mere today. ~ amp
ots oituloyuv fin f. opplupu's lr ~ BROOK vi ~ ~ y
,,iu and yIrn us a'mo 90 th,y pleased .l'l'l pH
ug was ba ted all The Holl lhe rcOe WIS 10 wv
low: .,
A ,riSo -. ......'....'-.'op 2 / . . o.
un.o hts inlci,c 10. brooklyn Z. Erros- w, tic
ROO I'm g. lie hers -Ma,hoNs AMI Terry umpire N'
q her games were pla,cn as f,owsi
Iu Bostuu-B stpu %, bcitul. =. ,o
1lPhad .l"nn .i'niho =. rhnrh ,pnaao
I'm proylicnc ,-lIoyi irucn .. Chira.p ~
Inn cine unul-t .inutu T. tudlhn tpoli D.
In Ipui,. -inui .yiut q, toltnh ne ~
Iu Wuaht. gtpu-N National ID u al lmolo UNION
~ m smr, a. Lon. Union /. pltiablrs Tn ON 10.
ia Newark -D,iucs Io 10, lroUsilca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
nrrr,r,No ruE CLEVELAND NINE.
THE NEW YORK CLUB WINS GAME FULL VI
rRRoRs-oruER CONTESTS.

rRRoRs-oTnER CONTESTS.
The New York and Cleveland League Base
IN, ,lubs plavod again at the Polo Grounds yeseru'
and ho game although close and exciting was NOT per
,octiv plavel only abeu Loo spectators wero pie'en
1be oeding errors were few. hut the battery p,unu.,
humorous rhe ritchlne. both Sides was WA wv"
nc,r,cyc both porsan aud Moaatt being beued ir'ey
ward M dr some brilliant plays, hut surpr'aen h'' W.
,,,,,r. law committing two errott Hlnrhros ''uF"'
,o consldorlng the wilt delivery thai he had TO H'op
,,us rnasina n, tdc ncvcal brilliant play" lh' ho"'
nina took tho load In tho frat inning A'orhf 'ht' WV"
thto,gl the wild pitching ~ MoGal an error ny l1ns"'9
nn,t h,,eblta hy Connnr AMI MchhHoh IN lno Noo""'
inning thoy added twn moro runs 10 tnoF s''''' ~"
noittor vn, Darn d. Tho leyoani mon also no't'u WV
INNS in tho sernnl inning In the Iout'h 'hh'hR Wv
Wostern men added one moro tuh U ihef H'''e' '''
mining "A MI stenlng to second anu tlird on ph'a
nan and scornr On Wild pioh' In lh' next 'n'nA
hoy nrain acorcd rmkney making snf' MT s'tus W
second ON wild throw by llunphrs' u lhiu Oh WV
,,tch and scorinx ON another Wild vi oh' lh'ao WV
last rms aro fair "a nple OF now al tho I'll - "''o
scored not run being earned The New'hork P'"y'',
an sone daring base running IN The last Two hhs
roooipiu the lead that they lost In the seventh ihn"E
won the game by the OF 1907 Tho summary II ~
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Captlin L. Il. Wal
lace has been de ached command OF the Vandla up
ON the conclusion Of the present manGuys of the North
Atlantic Squadron aud ordered to the Washington Navy
Yard "a Captain ~ he VA d. Ensigns j. r. Smith aud
W 4 Thom nave been detached from the Powhatan and
ploced on waiting orders Ems ens A. Wood and A. G.
Aluy have been detach Il from the Ncrm ordered
10 the Powha an. Assistant Engineer & H. Bull has
been ordered Professor Of Engineering at the Unyer
aify Oh leuusyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
READY FOR TO-DAYS TROT.
MIR. VANDERBILT ON MAUD :.

,Jav-Eve-See and Phalas were visited at
many admirers. They came in such numbers that Mr.
Crawford manaler o. the borses onnd 1t necessary
to rcfu.e TO have his charges further disturbed From
early in the morning until late ia the evening Edward
Bber their driver kept the harrow. scrapcr and roller
going over the rack IN order at might be I'm the best
poss lie cond on for the trials Of speed to tke place to-
day Ja, Eyosee H. to make the greatest effort Of hs
life The trainer and manager say that be was never
in such perfect shape. He has had weeks
rest; his last transportation IN tho cars was
short md the track which suits him, is IN
ms inc condition a. II X possible to conceive Of Pnaass
record Of 2133i + second AMI ai better thin the
Great ggpf'.. he crown Tor many years
il was m ide Chicago IN July, in iouTtl hcat lie
vii ny to lower 1t good Judges do not doubt that he
will II the weather viii not permit of the uias to-day
being nc icabe. Both horse. were given slow milo
Yesterday, tfOttlng % IN 2.3A.
Maud :. accompanied Oy her old gloom. Grant and I'm
charge of " 4 .m Bir n driver and u Scotch terrier
of dlspon-iug with the company OF Scotch
te iicrl went to Hartford vest 'Iday morning
I'm ear alta d to pass ng'r IRAN IN, following Il
oopy Of "A letter addressed to Mr. Bonner about h,r:
UNITED STATES HorEIr Aug 30 1884.
Robert Rouner. Esg
IMAM SIN: Inclosed pcnec find receipt for Maud g.
INNS. co gtAtulItc yen upon be uR the owner ui The
nsrst and un,st nurse IN IA world ann sure Won VIII
lind her .iny ptrf elton Itself iu every particular tc
H. ALWAYS rrnIN to do anything tou w mi io nave her.
nfWa,H ting kiud treatment and tn tuNc, conn
dcuce that she isnoi ho hur SHE SONS 10 hnoW h'
much ns man, nnl ia of tine most hneyunnein I'll poa
ton. These nta ripnt regulates. M ono can hul
ndute them. and We must all love the animal possessing
iAen.
Tint Maud r. will please you. please herscf aud every
one cOnurcied with her, is The earnest wish of
Nouis very truly, WM a. NAsprnnuE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

A casual visitor dropping into the Five
Points n u.e ~ Indus ~ about D. M. yesterday would
nav, Imagined ia something unusual WAS the natter
,rvrnt, .hrc boy, ana seventeen dds w,r'p start
a "a o'cloat far watkins, y ", under tho auspices OF
INV imnr>E Frcsh.hit Fund The am W" nearly
d,afepng snnn me chlrcu in ~ court hoow caught
,sht t,nu. a the open windows ot the forty chosen
travellers coming down stairs for inspection The
thldtcn bore tieir honoi- and this ud iuona HOMAGE
with hoc1ning meebncas anl flied moiesilJ past TO
chow how Wp prepared thcy were for the Journey me
buys tc1.0cd "a hair eat d.hshtilB close, IA clean
tarchad wiis ami stout new shoes The Hfls glanced
roudiy down AZ ther h.st desses aud THEFT taseful
Llia uf u bon. I'VE pi, kcd Ut tho e. who ed the
.niUtt tuis pht slpal sai the supeIiht ndph aud
a. n wuui sosin Tea the Ublufen were not exactly W.
ssuhfeui health They looked happy however IA vel
tIrs utleht, Ihrtf puie aaute Hhu the iRpdtf viii
whkh thet itn lnt0 lac shVw,d familiarity vita good
astip ihes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
PACING ArCuARTER oAXPARK.

HARTFORD, Aug. 27.-'The Charter Oak Park
circuit races began this afternoon. There large
attendance The weather perfect and the track
could not have been better he programme otod for
the 2:22 aid DPS trottng classes the 217 pacing class
and a fy,nlie riding race between Myrtle Peek and
NADIA M,saDtete. The first heat IN the 2:22 race fell
aud Earl fourth Butterfly, tho pool fayorlte got last
nj ce I'm m heat Young Rulfe the ST neat In the
DOS race in 2:2Ge vita Polly second elc shackett
third and Hamblt tOuiau fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

nm lawn TENNIS rOuRNAWENr

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 27.-At the National Lawn
Tennis Tournament to-day the game. hetw an neekmln
AMI Post was particularly interesting. 10 resulted IA
victory tor Bceknah bv "a, 90. Thorn beat warren,
aud Iiflnler bea Vas Renasiaer ~ the first round
Van Renasa ae beat Barnes, suttor beat orry charls
h 1T wood slocum beat llynes, Knapp beat ulleo, y
yetk beat Mclsay, ualt beat Denniston, Lyman beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC'S SEARCH.
RUMoRED ATTEMPT TO BECOME INDEPENDENT
OF THE MANITOBA.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSgl

[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
FARGO, Aug. 27.-Yice- President and Gen
era Manager Van Horne and other Canadian Pacific
officials OyndOn tnls morning end met some Oh
the Northern Pacific Officials There IL r'imor ahoat
but no official could no who coul either conhrm
deny rho report Il IN q there IA serious rupture
between tho Canadian Pacific aud Manitoba Railway
Hyscma couple Of months more and the frozen lakes
will ahul on tho eastern clnuccti Jn ~ the Canadian
Pacific In view OF thla tho Canadian Paclno
officials looking around FOR como connection
which viii not include tho Manitoba Railroad
Tho Northern Pacific seemed 10 hn tao
most f'nsbc aud u IL believed that the conference
81 lha monlup had mia nblo' IN ylow. Some time aio
tho orirr " NJ forth to complete tho branch ~ tho
Northern Pacific Ia pcvln Llk, and an extension u
being az idod ~ Dnnseth IN Tho Turtle M0nlltnt Tho
est nson h ~ he mt 40 the international boundary by
Ino from tho Canadian P1ciao rnii viii accomplish
the uhiorta complete Hoo from Mhnltoba u 81 fdul
ini 30 iIcut uf the Manitoba,
company was orgllllei hero short tlme ago called
the FARO Dey's Lake aul Ma,Onu River Railroad
Compn y. II, nlw Thought by some that this lo IL
ut ndcd 10 p M orr ni route and he feeder for tho
NOrherl Pacific ~ tcm While his report Ia not con
view OF the existing conditions between the Cna1lhn
Pacific aud Mani Ola H. l. not niAcy thlt mo Orhor
viii tafo active steps 10 secure competing outlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
coNflDENrLAL cLERAS DEFALcInoN


WuKrspARRr, Penn, Aug. 2G-IhiS COM
mrnii, WINS startled this Afternoon by the announce
mout ~ the dcacnton NJ samuel Roberts the Aio pay
IA i.ter of CHARLES Parrish a COO coal operators me
exact amount ~ the IL nlcauou chnn" n' len'n' - ~
,,..,ll, h,t,,,,n 4,oooo and $4,000. Rohctts ha'
noon tho confidential clcr1 NJ Charlra Pair'h Tor
twent, years. and IA Widely known mionshont
the state tie haa trinsfrr,dhl prprv when ,nrnlr'
snnp atupk n ip Red A4h coal company 20 WI lhilsn
an, ,rnntn mo- A,a,rln ed rnla to stat thpt SGT
Unrnt IA "A ueen en- rted "A far asla known, ltoheris
,,,,.rs "A, a r.itia onipra lle was The sup tntendeh
nf I'M. Nrn,oral shnday-.ohonL lie recently rcsignrd
"A ina nnp mere. fnt the purpose Of gui 90 Europe
mia p,pnna lac IA ptOsa ed with illness due to ehoito
muni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
cn,pr cu.ryp\Rs THIS DAY

sUrurusr ortt -CuAdurtt- urtir' uaroti Nos, ~
Iail lA 49, $50 100 200. .oL al 49, ~. 49, SD
rAlt
srrNuou CltHI-,rl,lAL lttM-hoiulo ocigNitA Cd
ConlloS FlEAs--rRcAL reHa before Allrn J--No aayi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. PA dispatch to
The Chronicle from Portland Orc says; The Northern
4. clhc Ra Ioal issued Geographic circular Yesterday
announcing that would carry grain from all points on
fits line In Wa hnRton Territory to Duluth Minneapolis
and st. Paul Is peg ton the The present rates
from Portland. The circular also states that the rate OF
~ 90 secured VIA to lakes Liverpool or Gas
gow thus giving better through rates to shippers than
via Cape Horn.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. GA dispatch TO The Pcdytne,
from ycksburg says: "n september ast L. Marin and
other stockholders OF the Mississippi Valley ana ship ISL
AMI Railroad I'll a SUIT nst W. NJ Johnson and Ell
Wilson, OF Ncw-York. praying that they be compelled
to comply with tho original contract made
ut tho time the defeudanJs purchased
the franchises OF said roads from the pla Minis This
sut has just been compounded, the Misslppl
Valley Railroad Company Nlion, ct az o agree &c,
lug TO issue 10 the plaintiffs S2,OO0OOO OF
second mortgage bonds and stock, soon as the road 10
completed, ON about september D. divided as fo.0|s
h. Martin. 100000; estate OF l.. A. CampDe !, $500
900; General ~ II. Harris 100000; Hobart smith,
New-YOrk $500, 900; W. 7. liunt. Boston, sloOOOO;
estate OF George VI. Klein, s1oUOOO; a. H. IIttman,
attorn, yss fees S2J0UU0."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

uollsvell. @. NJ. Clark beat Curtis 63' esi oono'.'
beat Keene 90. 90; Fielding beat eanne, u
yy,u. hs,, R,vers "a 90 Beekmnn beat Hooper 81.
m Tn The second round Beekman bea, Hooper 20,
Thorn beat Patton and Taylor bea Bfiney Tho , beat
amc,, dali beat Fielding. Knapp beat E''oh' us
Renusaiaer beat Conovcr o., o. 0-3 ana u M O"
heat LYMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

UAurronp. Aug. 27.-Mlud =. reached Char
t.ra,r i thi. noon from New-YorS In charge Of Mr.
.p4r ..c f. 10 hc trained fr nu cnirt g. lower her
lull record before uo'n rcur from IN public TURF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

R,ow we ave figures ron the balance sheets OF ~
lat three quarters. Tney show that since OF
1859. the construction and equipment, or Wha| 10
connany's report Is called permanent Investments
,y,. increased 81 6s 900 There IS decrease IN VI.
amount of stocks aud bonds V"" ~.
stl5toOo. But the peculiar features " Wv
,ruort are that, while that for December 'i'
,rrlplcs In its liabilities -"dyidenls due teDru"!
ss4r-thc ga per cent on the guaranteed s.ooA'
of lime 80, issi. IN dividends due August l. onp
clnde the dividend Of . per cent on the conioon
-s7ligg7. Another feature ON the other sue
fron agents and others" tho sum
81 400 pO9 an amount that Is So
,,,o the total business NJ tho -.
NJ .rnnei ON March n, that item was cow a,
500 o6o which was unusualy large. and peoem'" "a
ts.1 the sum of S5s26la covered the same l'uh
o,s.tlon mutually attses what does others '.v
The current impress ION that the Lake sn'Is W "a
guarantees tho interest on TIC bonds OF the N"a''
rond 4. A mstnkei Il Ia simply The owner w n' In
of be stoc IA tie New york. Chclgo and \. quincy 70
rad anil A. that capacity m ~ nave gu, m taa asA a.
n,V tbp lnterpst ON tne hOnda OF me NitA 20
thp item ~ " adyhnces' m the tn ,.irs tncnts
t,ra,o 4, Il m,asihie that "due nom ut ,t y. al
s,h ,,,,,na,fs ntr ipuary ~ m Nitktl la tDa.
anoe sheet of June 30 shows n'tuhs h,st,ef .
VO7 Accepting the lakc shOiVs stttr w suts ,nt
n a mde' nnd eonh,ng lhe ~, a,,inp ieoi on Jine
no. isal was fJiAl Afl against $500, ~. bala -
brr IA. tasg lha fillowng compare. ,..lT1.rat
sheets al the end OF each of the last three q'''
yoMpAHAtiyR BALANcE shhhi''
fsseif 49,. "A "A
os sSsrSSS. an. sqllss siSS;, 'iGsa
| Stocks apd bonds lassasss ih'V""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

and must have IT, and are willing to 90 with the
crowd while the fun lasts especially IN such pleasant
weather "a prevails Nobody seems to be talking
about freight ratios There disturbance IN nat a.
rcoton The whole trouble to b. confined 10 the
passenger business; that Ia really demoraised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
no FOUNDATION FOR STREET RUMORs.


monthly meeting of the directors OF the
Cuc,go Milw iukee aud st Paul Railway company was
held Yesterday 1t reported in Wall street that the
company was IN great Of money and that the meet
ing WAS c He'd on this accO int julius Wadsworih vice
president, al in reply to the rcpoIt;
at wasnciey regular meeting of the Board Land the bus
ines. was strictly OF routine character We talked about
fine buldng Of sle racks 10 several points about term:-
nal accommodation, at Chicago and about the purchase
OF small strips land here and hcre think this was
the bus ness 80 there discussion over new issue
OF bonds or stock II building new road sup
pose hat should issue bond, for the construction but
not building roads this season ana probably shall
not do 20 for the OF the year We build ranch
of twenty IN les IL 1t should be necessary, Uut we ar
making oral extension OF our system There Is no
reason Therefore, why the company should make new
issue of bonds As for money have ard Of the Wall
rec rumors but Their Is no foundation for them We
have over 81 100000 In bank to-day, dud our rtcclp
will be- atpy siii iaut for IN wants. We have 80
much money on hand that We rdlY know what TO do
win ii cor we do TIN II worth while 10 loan 1t In
The street nt y per interest Iuefc ~ no truth IN the
recent reports that the comma Is in any way cOntem
pla in, tie issue OF either bonds or STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28

grtuIra uF rUUpHNrtNh
VuAuttarov Auu az -tutrentlnn quiet N 2sAe' VIA
pAVAsN Al Aug vi tuipputne htui ~ we
MilAsuiuN, Aug Hf-laipentlne htw MssP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
B CLOSiSG PRioEs or PHILt D&LPHfi Sf00M
RsD0Hcd ~ JoM II. DAVIS ~ co, IL WntN
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. ~ T


The Lake Shore and Michigan southern Railway Con-
pany has filed with the NewYork State Commissioners
its ,wo m statement for the quarter ending on June SV
Issl TIE SUBJ oned tab gives IT, the statement OF os
quarter ending on March 81, lsSi and the two addea
together showing the result Of the SIX months ending
June 80, 1884. The dividend declared and pAa
for the first quarter per cont and for the second
quarter q per cent. The two statements show 'ha'
balance OF net earnings for the six months Is Eesfy
al 900 less than the required 10 pay the per een'
dividend declared for the fist quarter; 10 other words
the net earnings for the six months spphcaoIo
to dividends on the common stock tr9io'oAp
was only 1917 per cent, while the amount oi
dividends paid was ISL 73l 327, 32 per cent LEAVING
d,h .iency for the six months of S7s2,7l6 Wheh
Sll 600 greater than The amour OF 9per cent pAu ~
dividends in the last quarter. Compared with the s
SIX months OF $685. the net earnings applicable TO u
dends show a decrease OF S79s 1871. The following sre
the dpures OF the official reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
RACE, NORM AMilu,AF
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pona fiflf -IfClknCas stable ON l'' i 'li-" mn
Norrunl. apo. Fpudango 40 Borcne $685. 'huuna 80 a.,
trru1 fuc Itcja 900, Compensation t'' ""''l'fh D."
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st n,stat 49, Hcaipor $50 nuHs MusoN $50. Disturb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-28
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.

The racing here will De conclud tomorrow, the
event of the day being the North American llWIihp
.pac'a sc over the fun course, about two ana iI'
ouartcr miles There will BE- seven starters. In TN
,,s ali i, sld we'll, AMI fine rqcc promise. to bc
torr- ling from start to finish or the nthtr tl't Il
there cannot ICE much said, the Cnrics bong heh' hu