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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsHIyGroy, wednesday,

WAsHTVGroS "Wednesday, Apui ~ lHS4'
Mr. KNOX RFsIGNs.-John j Knox. to-day rendered 10
Secretary FoIcer ht resignation roller ~ the cur
renew 10 axe effect Nav l. Mr. Knox has accepted lhe
presidency the National Bank OF the Rfpup ."l NV"
York and will upon his duties a. 5uch on MAY l.
An INVITATION To THE PEEsrDENr-A committee VI
tbe First Corps Of the Army Of the Potomac. intending
Generals John Newton Hunt, kosecran' ana p'tl'l!
and Assistant Secretary Coon, waited upon the r-''.
to-day and iuyi.ei him t0 accompany the society nn
excursion battle Ids of Frederic hS1rS'
orsvil'e aud the wilderness on M Is. The
said he woIld be- glad 10 20 81 Doe co ia arrange 'o'
Rrls or LAprSG-Messrs. y. y. e. Mink. Of Phi ''''-
rhi, W H. stanford OF New-Y 0rl. John l. lh?ml-' ~,
baltimore, and g.. l.. owen, Of N-"-l orh j. W ,'t,'
Del rof re1re-puug the Like interest, AMI j. j. VIII
and A. Foster Higgins, ui IE' NrW-ho'H IA ', Il -
mcrce we're iu the city to-day. prcparng " 10 r tI
late the forms bills OF adlug. ana the uhle' u' i
ties of shiIrOwners.
THE SANTE MARIE FAILS CANtL-Ihe senate "7i'y
passed bill provd NJ for me government and contro. Oh
izes and directs Secretary ~ ar 10 assume
the canal and pre-cribes regulations Tor me pSS'- "
boats through ~.
VACATION FOR LTTER-C ARRlERs.-In the @ehNe MI
Hill from the Committee on Post Offices and Post koau1
reported favOraby tn bin granting tnlrty ddy' dalI
leave ~ absence to lett rc1rrers AT nee ueIF'S "
n va placed on Tue calendar
To PREVENT TIMBER DEPGED ,rIoSs.-rhe senate To-
dav pass4d bill amending the Revised statutes IN reI
non 10 limb r cureatiols T. protects Indian restrFd
lions from the unlawful cutting OF timber
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICERs.-Ihe senate has pasHfd q
lin defining the title duties Of certain officers OF the
Medical Department 81 the Army II prescr"r- thaJ tH
six officers department having me RANK OF
oue shall be ztved Assistant Surgeonsrenera; anu 'nt
styled Deputy -urgcOusicncra The rank anu pay VI
all TO remain al present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
sUIADLED ~ THE PURCHASE or / FARM

MILFORD. Penn. April 23.-Pike County has
become noted tor the AMI extent OF the opera
lions OF certain Land -wIniers, Tor the past ten or
twelve years rave p.yus t1elr nefnous business
The latest case il tuar of Engshman. George r.
Davenport VINO lives ia New-York aud had accumulated
a small property. Walter NJ chel placed himself In con-
mluication with Davenport and Davenport visited THIS
section According 10 DIvenporrs story, Mitchell took
Inn 10 the De WIZ farm. tie Milford turnpike, and
stated that the turn was for sale Davenport agreed 10
purchase 800 AMI take possession about ApHI l.
Michel went NewYogk received the $500, and d.
Ner- Davenport wuJt be sup Ostd Was d. Ell o. me
f,rIu which ne had examined. Daveupl arrived IN
Milford with MS family few days ago All his money
with The exception OF ABOUT 500 Invested III
the arm and the goods mad him. visit 10 the
irohOuotsry office revealed the fact thar the property
cal ed Tor deed a worthless tract OF Land near
Milford worth only ab0u - - at the outside" BY advice
he lid the place. but returned 20 Port Jcryls
and hired rooms. Tue put u the hands 81
attorneys OF N village who Will al once prosecute
Mitchell AND all concerned.
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NV STEAM YACHT To DE- PCGLr HERE-rHE
MERITS or st,ops ,>p CUTTERS TO RE TrsrrD
III L -. t,.,o ,rb,cb has
-, -, -. 1T. IN a,,,bor,
-, g., -- l,-,
wv" . ''.- i''' w" i'.'i'' , i,, ~ t.
49, -. 80 ~. b-
.,,,.,.-',
...,,, ~, +,,s ..,,,,
' ~ "' y" ''- .'' " ~, -, D.,
. steam yeht I'D Itet i"u2 ana Win 7''''''" ','
baarn Her ke.I will soon Dee laid when completed she
..-,.. 80. g.. .tf. ,..,,. .-,. b,,,-,
VIII Doe mill any thing ever hniit IN thi' country oe'''
and VIII closely resemble jhc EnElsh aIAI'iLJ 7"'"
yachts. size VIII haze % larger spread OF canvas than
-, .t d., .d -,
any "'-'i seam icut lH th'-' "'l''7' ''' '' ''l
make GOOD epeca under -a or -eau OF DOM N"' Is 'N
tended for doer--ai cruising and her owner will make
,y,,o crs tra ,c.,p in bar ,- .,n AZ she - finished
'"''-, ''.' '''"n ~ "'' '' '''" ~ ,.t. .i.,.
size will Dee bH At one ~ the ,hpyards near tn+ CITY
Nh. r,. ...,,f-b.d l,i,,,-elg here
"'''''''' WI i''''''.'' ii' ''- '''
..' cutters began to dee introduced
"nr between the -loop Hidcclrre and the cutter
, 81. -,.r., g.. ,. ,t, .,.,+i,, ,,.rit. NJ the two
i-'.n N '".'H''u TOD ''3I Tue I''''''' '' ''' W.
~ i'- OF yachts Inc lrrn Is or Tue ' -
and no ,r boat OF her build h. ever raced with sloOp
" , ,, , ,,,..r,,i.l
tried their speed with -ooT- nave been OF m""Il''
type II the Ucpn succrs-u viii have the effect TO
,.rca-c tia ru,ior az .t,.r h,., The race crew ont
Ih'I''7' ''' hummer "' ''''''' ""''' i -,
OF the doubt 90 Che mind OBJ gentleman about I" pu' d.
IN whether he -lould ul..I "A -loop or 70 cutter.
III, t,,,..l, ,. t..I .r i,r.,u,l,t ,.er herr, ever,
Inc h"-.'," 'i'"' "N-'" an ,.,. ,,,.,.
year Z" man the enters nave arrived I'm" "' '"' AUS
will .oou be- shining through the water The and
ii,,, ,,,-tr for Mr. stil,,,,. Wiuonab arrived on
-"i''', ' ' ~ '''''' -.
saturday AMI went 10 Ne"burg"here the i'Hl 'i' 'H
tii up for the winter. is now her way To Pep
-, II. ,.. i. 80, .,. Ill. b., -, "a mn, slr
N'' '"' 90 "I'''' ' .'...
the -t'L-oh Inc bedOiuS crew dud edI'ht h'7'1I 81
rived week or two ago and are now aboard tie yacht
-. -. 49,. 49,. b. 49,. NJ . r., .-..,rs s,r
''"'''"' ""''' " " ms -
cutters wmc are brought ont mere ron EniI,nI are
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pEcENr crsrDMs DECIsIONs.

WAsUTNGTON. April 23.-The following Is a
SYNOPSIS Of recent customs decisions: Eheryesceut
citrate Of nagne=ia hed dutable Al the rate of -
Der cent al vaorem. under Paragraph 3D. for all chem
iral conipound- or salts by whatever name known not
otherwise provided FOR. sugar and molsses imported
from tho Danish Possessions and from the Dominican
Renibc claimed TO be free Of duty 10y virtue Of treaties
with these countries having the Observation-Disclosures
clause and tue treaty with Hawaii exemptng and
r1oa-4es FROM duty; held he dudabe at the rate i'm
posed hy the Act of March l-3. claim for free admi
sion being rejected Metal cort. composed OF core Of
number Of cotton threads enclosed ia flexible etal
covering held 10 be dIta,c. ulder Paragraph DIG rs
crure IN pare 0i III tai - per cent al voren
Isle held 10 be free o. dIv. DdnIk cotton doyLes are
dut!aole unI Ter Paragraph 80, winch includes cotton
l,l,- and not under TIL genera. provision for manu-
features OF cotton not otherwise provided for so
called "Vuette." consisting Of the Juice Of the
barberrv fruit. which has undergone vinols
fermentation aud aceuf'auon, as % rcn
der IL valuable ~ reason Of the ac~uc acid
IL contains for use n dressing and finishing morocco
leather Held To re duta1e 10 20 per cent al vaorem
a. d uou-euumerated manufactured article.
H3t, made Of tweed being composed IN part or
wool held MOI 20 be duuabe as haas OF WOOL but 10 be
- qt ,-,Ib qo r,rr cent Chloride o. btrum,
claimed 10 be duibc 40 10 pr cent eel yalorem, AZ
uou-IutiaDe crude mineral advanced ia mduIla''ui
Plates manufactured mostly or carbon, win some por-
ION OF OK Ie OF manganese and Other lusrr lenis'
cent AL .Jrru. a. al uurn tucrIied manufactured dr
Neined irpia In blocks, rJlEG lr ~ r'd A-d 10
"a, dutble under para rtph 467 ~ % cents per clc
foot prov sion OF sad id-rtph Tor Ftued ubrDih
sawed dressed. on 0iDrrW ~' fciauh+ Oh4 10 mar 'c
which has oeen al .lncat rom tAt r9l5d e5ndton ny
ftriure six d!l,-,.' u--d for embroidery purposes.
held TO be dutisb.e at 80 per cent al v-.orcm
Paper bags held 10 be dutao.e al 10 per cent 40 va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
ORDERS To ARMY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, April pa general. court
martial has been appointed to meet at West Point April
% for toe trial OF Privaes Martin CanpiOn snd Abne
Curry United States Military Academy detachment OF
Cavalry Detail for the First Lieutenant wallace
Mott, sth Infantry First Lieutenant William Grocer
Ordnance Department.; First Lieutenant James s. Petit,
lst Infantry First Lieutenant John B.gelow, r- 10th
Cavalry; FIRST Lieutenant william d. DeH Asst 'tant
Surgeon second Lieuteant David Price, LIST Artillery
s1cond Lieutenant Luther WelhOrD. JA Cavalry First
Lieutenant Charles n. Clark, Ordnance Department.
T,dge Aovocate Brgadiert General David = Stanley,
having ueen assigned by the President to the Department
OF FTas nas ordered 10 proceed M once " the mead
ou9rer- of that department al san Antonio, leIds Inc
fooUing named ofrreT. now at santa f. NeW-MexlcO,
have peeu ordered in person u al
David STANLEY UnitedIstates Army. for dnty az adese
camp and will accompany him san Antonio Texas :
First Lieutenant OsK aloOsa NJ smith 22d Infantry First
Lieutenant Jonn y. Balance Id Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
ARCNAWAY BANKER CAUGHT

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 22-Deputy United
states Marshal Odr arrived here this morHn- from Can
ton with + W Dewt, the dcfaulung Le>dyile National
Bank president under arrest Two months ago Dewdt
left Lea1ve leaving his bank $4,000 short and his
own priv ate account $4,000 oVerdraun. As result tho
bank suspended and every other bank in the city save
failed. Devalt escaped close carriage and con
csaed himself various parts Of the country. He con
cuded visit his at Canton and went 10 IN At
place. He kept quiet time, Ot became Dodcf
ard recognized Upon orders from LNadvlNc he vas
aIresls By Constable WOld an Marshal Scnege. es-
terd.y bcore tIs Probate Court on VIII
of IDEAS -Orpu- AMI "a ordered released custody.
He arrested by Deputy United states Marshal
Od~ On warrant Issued " llted States Commissioner
While.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
CONVERSATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsHrNGroN, April 23.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations second Lieutenant
George Adams 20 first lieutenant 10 the 9TH regiment
OF Artillery First Lieutenant Gregory Barrett, Jr, 10 We
captain 10 the 10th Regiment of Infantry; First Len
tenant I.rad O., OI IN ted 10 captain 9th Cavalry
CAPTAIN John NJ Bacon, Gun cavalry, t0 be MAJOR 7th
Cavalry: second Lieutenant Harry l. Bailey 10 IA FIRST
hruteuln 2it1 IN, ntrv; Asa ~rtton IT,, or Ir1a-,
tO Attorney for the Eastern District or
Irx4s: william II. 10 he collector Ot customs AZ
san Francisco: James Tuby 10 b. collector Of customs
at BraZos de santiago. Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
CANADIAN PACIFIC RUMORs DENIED.
80 LARGE STOCKHOLDERS SOLD oCr-PouTIch
MOTIVES THE ROOT OF FALSE STORIES.

30 LARGE STOCKHOLDERS SOLD OCT-POLITIch
MOTIVES THE ROOT OF FALSE STORIES.
Numerous dispatches from Ottawa and Mon.
treal which were plainly intended affect the Canadian
Pacific Rail way Company unfavorably have been puo-
u3hed from time % time The recent dispatches have
stated with considerable pO-itiyeue-s that Duncan
Mcintyre had resigned the vice presidency Of the COM
pauy after having sold % 100000 or the stock az 81.
Mr. Mcintyre sailed FOR Europe Saturday but in spite
Of his explicit denial of his reported resignation lust be-
fore he sailed the repeated again yesterday IN
publ dispatch from ottawa. OF the other officers
OF the company President stephen j. In Europe and : b
ANGUS NewYork yesterday 20 return 70 Montreal
prominent banker who had been intimately associated
With the enterprise said asst night:
- The building Of ,he Canadian Pacific l. largely
political measure The Dominion Government Is
pledged in a certain carry It out. The many
false statements that started Cnala are directed.
therefore nor o1ch against the railway company ~
against the existing Government This Is not fully Under
stood OF course here In the United states, ana,
fear ta the ruOr- receive credence Aeis
rrnI feeling OK international Jealousy lurl' J. u1
real fOI such . sentiment. A 10 th' Frport
about Mr. MCINTYRE I that he never ueid
- 100000 OF Tie and con-e Ieuty could not have
sold 10 81 any other price 10 IL my iul7h JiA5
neither he VT Angus. whom SAW YESTERDAY nor III
deed iuv other large -t0chodcr IN the roal has -od ~
Mr. Mcintyre has fet FOR some time that ne oHgh5
resign Ls Office but 0Iy h-ca-e ot nj Si,h to see
prac al railroad the place He may offer NJ re-
DO viii he only FOR this purpose. He Will remain .
director or the company
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WAsHIN ITOV, April 23.-Tne detail OF OH
GERS FOR the supply snip Alert Vi the Greedy search eEpe
dton has been made and they have been detached
from duty and ierei the Alert 10 lows: Com
mauder George W Cofin, from temporary dnty At tho
Nsw-Y0rk Navy Tarl Lieutenant Badger teXecutivej.
from special dug a. NewYorx; Lieutenant H. J, INT.
from the Washington Navy Yard, Ensign c. :. Mccain,
from duty at the Smithsonian institution; Ensign A. A.
Ackeru4n from The ADltrO-- EaIS1 W. J. ca )-rs,
from duty in the Navy Dep Passed Assistant sur
gron : Mash. IRON NeW-iOrk Laboratory Passed
Assistant Engineer ~ H. Mann from tHe Port-n Ut IA
y H. navy Yard. Lieuteu tn,- nLudar Ca-Jdr F.
Goodrich VINO command ID the Alrra her pass Lss
from En- gland TO NeN-YOr6, has been detached and
placed on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE,

PHLADELPHIA, April 23.-The suit of the
Commercial National Sank Of CHICAGO against Jhe North
Penn Railroad Company 70 recover money advanced
upoa bills 0r adng a number of cattle which 10 VA
con-andei wer, delivered by the railroad company ~ s
Phi adelnha Yards without present. alton u ms
bills or aiding. GUIDED to-day In the United 7ttes Lrcut
point Of law however was reserved for the consideration
OF the court
Curr,io Aprt 23-The officials Of the Chicago Bur
lnton and quincy and the representatives of the Vest
eru Trunk Line Association held meeting here to-day.
The Burlington rest4ted ~ willingness 20 share IN tho
competitive business with the Union ptciac and renewed
demand TO snare IN the Cuon Pacific ocal business
The officials OF the latter road however declare thst hs
Burlington road his made some concessions since mo
Boston m-ctrg which may % bring about ami
cable understanding among all the lines.
IT LoCI- April %. 1t IL announced here that on May
the Nickel Plate Road viii oe transferred rom tae
Indianapolis and St Lou, Railroad to the Chicago and
Alton and indianapolis, bloomington anu Western Kill
roads.
Bosrov April 23.-Tho Commissioners to-day mAde
their report the Governor and Council upon the ous-
meas OF last year the state road aud through ths
cerned returned 10 the corporation the o S2i32tJ.
being so 295lOO per cent OF the gross r9snines OF ia
st.te ROAD for the year ending september 80 1883
RALEIGH " G.. April 22.-rhe property of the James
will, and Washington Railroad and smhsr Company vss
sold here today. under decree OF foreclosure IN the n
emit Court to John whiting OF NewYork. trustee 'os
III. boudho.der. tor $4,000 With the road were sold
$4,000 acres QI Ind. wlica belonged 70 IL The road
now operated b. the Norfolk Southern Railroad COM
pany.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., April 22Tn the OF the Mer-
camille Tra,t Company against the Portland and OSdens
burg Railroad decree has been entered in the onice of
Clerk The Circuit Court the appointment OF
General Anderson as receiver in New Hampshire. Gem
eral Ande has filed motion with the Clerk ssAns
for enlarge the decree AZ 20 authorize inc
OF receivers certificates the additional alouhs on
100000 An order has been issued for hearing upoa
this motion 10 the Circuit Court OF the Ne"-t"nPs
district May 3.
Bosros April 22-It lie stated that the Joint JUDICIARY
Coumtta. OF the Legislature viii report that the opinion
of the supreme Court should DO asked as to the
the di.ribntion by the Boston and Albany Railroad ON
NAM OF the stock which acquired tron the state as
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
CHARGES 4GINST TIE sH4T BROTHERS,


MONEY OBTAINED ON FALSE PKfTLNoEs-B pRltp"-
ING JUST BFFoR THE FAIrRF.
Bosr0N. April 22.-Ihe case OF the Globe
National Bank ~ Bo-ton AGAINST ferdinand =. Wyman
trustee for + shaw 4 Bros. which is an application
Of the creditors N Bros for pro-rata vision
Of such portion the firms assets have been converted
INTO money was heard by judge 'obulu, o. the supreme
Court sitting in equt this morning The answer OF MI
Wymau tle assignee read. he stated nat he held
about $3.50 900 n cash. which Dc anxious 20 distr
butte among the creditors their claims were
proven In court Richardson a. Dcnnr Fogg Bro. 4
CO. Julia Adams and the Phoenix National Bank ot
Providence pcttioueI 20 Dee joined % tie dcfendau
without affecting their -ul.- now pending against r.
shaw a. Bros. icuarI-ou 81 denny. 30 their plea, make
starting allegations. They assert Tat shaw ~ Bros
obi aimed from them by false prclsuces - 900 worth OF
bipes and ls.e th9t then f.. shaw & Bros. entered
into A conspiracy with Mr. NymIn 90 deirdud tine cic"'
itor. before making asst eminent
+ shaw made drafts 10 large amount, raising MONEY
winch was concealed and which Lot used m L"e
regular busIu---. paving debts. Mortgage W"r'
made and then h. shaw lef the country and renamed
U.youd the i.~dctou Or the courts IL j. also ALLEGED
and Intends 20 uru over 8l property 10 -hd" Bros
as soon "a they compelled their creditors 10 afre
to Il co promise.
r o. Icci Tor Fogg Bros alleges thai F. shaw & Bros
borrowed II 900 from that rh On the day before tAr
failure Ftyet. shaw r-prt,utI1g writing thdt hl-
firm Wa, worth S5.OOOOOO. Counsel for shaw argued
ag4ius, the proceedings 80 inso yrucy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24

TRENTON, April 23.-Fice-C Chancellor Van
Fleet has 'u,t decided against tie plaintiff IN fle long
pending the LhiSh Coal and Navigation Company
against the Central Raroa Of New-Iersey. In his an
syer the receiver raised several pont including one that
he had already settled with rhe petitioners. In denying
the petitioners application Nice-tndnceAor Van Fleet
says I, Is certain the present receiver is up party "a
these contracts lie them nor asseuted
tut.n. he u- not been uir'sl Dv ile Ihlnrrur 20
perform them lie cannot be- snd lo have broken 'hem
because ho was under legal obligation % perform
them. he raj promised nothing Lld could NOT. there
fore he required perform anything He- nor RE rep
res, nadve OF .is pred IN his character A. 70
ceer bis predecessor nave 10 representative IA me
leg.iI sense OK rLe teruI.'
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FURopE's SUPPLY OF FOOD.
WHAT THE DEMAND SHOULD BIZ FoE ANt'"'NN
PRODUCTS.

WHAT THE DEMAND SHOULD Bt t'E AN No.
PRODUCTS.
WASHINGTON, April 2j.-Ihe President sent
70 the senate today report from the secretary g" 7'"'
in reply 10 resolution Of the senate requesting o
,in a In The average production. cOnsumpuon eNpoTa-
ton and inlportaton Of wheat rye corn and cotton IN
forein countries; their probable requirements or Su'h
,t from the United States before the crops ~ the
coioo cr,p wear are ready, and other Information bear
inc ON the ouestion of the demand for the grain and COT
t, rlrcts Of the United States. The secretary says
heher the present distressed condition OF the wheat
trade NJ Europe j. occasoued by the several counne
da wing uuou their reserve stock. for local economic
reasons or 10 affect prices legislation or puhIc oph
ION or for 50 nc other cannot be a7eeraned win
certainty. but tm important fact remains ta' tue ''
tions and estimates herewith submitted prove a. far IA
tartcs can prove under the circms ances. that the
stock Of wheat on hand Europe the close Of --3 dd
not materially differ from the stock on hand at the close
Of the ureyous year that wants Of Europe are a. I'M
peratve and a. great as they in ls- and that the
demands upon the United states should nduraly W ~
treat a. they we're in 1888. How long Europe may OF
can draw upon her reserve stoch OF WA a -.
considerations which control the sever cou ~
Deci9Ilv KlngtOmw lich may ne 'tu 20 I''
late the wheat markets OF the Vorld-ule "'ou7 VAN u"
velOp." r, $500. ,,,,o-oI a l,,v,nce far
be wheat output for the world con7uI non
shows that the United states should be draTn upon uI
numbers against 19s 100000 from al other wne,'-sIo"
ing countries thus appears that the United states;
instead OF being controlled by should De- sbe 20 coho'
OTeign markets . --.. a. ,. -o-.iov
OF the Senate resolution wlch inquired whctAer pouct
or other complications III or between iotIsI coIlnCI -
OF ike character, are ukcIF 10 occur ia
the near future. Gale Hated 10 inhIen th- mirAet 'de
of American productions or their cost 10 CONSUMERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
rNI0N FACIEIC Earnings.

Sidney Dillon, president OF the Union Pacific
Rax ". said yesterday in exp auaton Of the decreased
earnings 81 the road:
,ear 8go alru,nes o, The r. Joseph ami Western
we're luc'ut Z n reports but Ae road Operttet
inIeprnupprlv TIE r4Tiu-s were over ~lOp.pOb
month ht 1dd ~ be- returned tl tGc cpmptuv IN
IN addition tO s were building The Ore son
snort Line ant i1r that tud other rltls W -
carrying goo, ue i or construction l'"r al our Or5-
ent earnings st- reporter comp arson win these args
eruii- but the conn lrsOu Is not 80 uuItNJrt1e A.
appears .o pe berIs' Do IS largely mNtrN pIpfte-p-
nI The result dt the nd 30 th" year show tif 'ls
re business OF tie company has not suffered severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
THE WINNER AT EPSON.

LONDON, April 23.-At the EPSON spring
meeting to-day the city and Suburban handicap was Won
BY Lorl Bradford. fve-yelrod bay horse Quicklime,
Thebas second and Royal stag thlrt After eight false
starts Mr.. Waton'- Ricnmont was 1rst away Girone
last AZ the FurzeA, Richmond was stu LEADING.
Entering the Straight ~. Bl4ss came W, with NOdred
1hrbAis, ferlti L. and {ulcNme. lDe iatt"r XIrluaS
0Nerhaulcd Iuohas, and won easily bY ndIt a lrngJu.
There were three lengths between the second ami thir
Richmond c2nr Ia fourth ana Delye twelfth s'chem
and btrOne, with others, last Tue time OF the
winner was 2l0 The starters were tWeny-Jne III
number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
The HIGH W4TER ~ MAINE.

BANGOR, Me-, April 22.-Great damage has
been caused by the storms all through Eastern Maine
Not only have Iumbermen suffered great losses but
bridges have destroy cd, and even the shore Line
Railroad which runs from here TO Ellsworth, Is running
no trains now in order that repairs may be made To-
day clear and COOL however, and II thought that the
worst II over although the Penobscc hss never been 40
high All Ae trains ST. John delayed ak hours
oy the freshet between marlborough aud this city IL
Il reported that three dams ON the hounks stream nave