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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06

Every nervous person should try
Carter's Little Noryo Pill. They are
mado specially for nervous and ays-
the medicine needed BY all persons
who, from any cause, do not sleep
well, or who fail 10 get proper strength
from their food. Cases OF woak sfom-
ach, indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
and eick headache, ETC., readily yield
10 the use OF the Little Nerve Pills
particularly II combined with Carfor'n
Little Liver Pills. In vials At . cents
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IndIa.
THR cnsr 81 wAn

LONDON, July 5.-Dispatches from
Simla, India, state it is estimated the
expenses OF Indian preparations for
war against Russia amount already to
400 lslths Of rupees, or about $50 100000,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06

Q 1000 yards Ruohlng at DC n yard.
Oyards white Dress Lace, 2lnoheB wide,
for 25c.
yards White Dress Lace, Inches wide,
for ibc.
Cream SIR Spanish Lace, inches wide,
500 yard.
OrioRtal LaoeB at all prie0a.
Dotted Yelling at 10c Veil
1900 yards Black aud Colorcd Satlns sc
AOc,
5000 yards Lawn AZ SEQ.
800 pieces Ladies' Underwear at tho cost
of tho material
600 Ladloe' Collars at &c Zach
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06

luL q hALN OF INVls DIU4NFAl
800 palr Colorcd Llsicghroad Gloves nc
25c.
500 Corsets at SOC; rcguln- price, sJc.
700 pair sink Glovea, A5c regular price,
81. -
so Satin Parnsola with Sill, Laco NJ Se.sO
1900 yards Embroidery nt hRlf Of i0r-
mer price.
900 yards Nuns Yelling at t5c.
500 yards Nuns Yelling, extra Width 40
sec.
d Palmetto FANS for 10c
sJapaucse Fans for &c.
yards White Dress Lace. q inch Wide,
FOR 1Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
BARBOUR Or DANIEL, WHICHR

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. (SpeciaD. There is
apparently change in the contest here for Mahonos
In the Senate regards the relative strength be-
tween Daniel and Barbour. The Daniel say to-
night that If he is defeated by Barbour which they do
regard at all probable they will know what did It
and have so arranged matters with regard to other
offices 20 be filled that victory for Barbour Will cost
him and his friends than tho Senatorship Is worth
They also say that they had not been perfectly salts
fed that Daniels triumph is certain they would have
nominated him Thursday night in caucus ana finished
the job Bnrbours friends here. but what they are
doing what they intend to do Is not known. They
have given up fight Some OF them have Just re-
turned from Washington. whore they went TO consult
Mr. Barbour The result OF the contest viii greatly
affect candidates for the other $50 offices to be filed
by tho present Legislature.
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TIE CONSULTATION IN ALBANY.
nrEHIEULY PtRFECrNG THE LEASE IN ORDER TO
AVOID OTHER INJCNCTIONs.

Az OlD OEhtH lNJ NNNIioNH'
ALBANY, Dee , (SDecidD.A large party OF
railroad; men. including Chauucey NJ. Depew, j. Pier
pont Morgan. Judge Ashbe Green L. ID. Worcester. +.
L. Worcester, Mr. Wright, of Drcyel. Morgan x CO.. +.
H. Worcester jr. and Charles Lanier arrived here by
special train last night and took rooms the Deavin
House. Their presence was kept secret. the clIy
record ON tho hotel register being George W. Knight
and purity Of Ncw-York." The hotel men were eau
toned to Say anything ABOUT their arrival The
members OF tho party were In close conferene5
FOR several hours in the evening The party
were seated at breakfast about O'Clock
to-day. when messenger won't Into the
dining OF the hotel He handed OF the party Il
telegram This quickly torn open and all jumped
the table and hurried to the station where are the
Offices Of the NcwIork Central road. notary public
who refuses what occurred called. and the
party remained In the room for about half an honr
busly comforting papers, and then returned to
breakfast Most OF the visitors returned to NewYOrk
at / o'clock.
For several days negotiations havo been pending be-
tween the Vanderbilt party and those who obtained the
injunction from Judge kennedy restraining the lease OF
the West shore by the Central. looking 70 settlement
OF the trouble As It seemed probable that these efforts
would resIt the withdrawal OF all legal proceedings,
the representatives. OF the corporations came here
last evening, drew up the necessary papers
FOR tho lease and had them ready Tor
signature. Whio they were at breakfast
word that the injunction proceedings at Syracuse
had discontinued. In order TO prevent any further
legal complications breakfast was dropped, the neces-
ary meeting at the Central Office IN the Union depot and
the perfected. Repeated inquiries at the drectors
room In the depot which was kept locked brought only
the reply that Mr. Worcester not in Finally, ten
minutes before tho NcwIOIk train started, the door was
opened and Mr.. Worcester appeared smiling.
Since the West shore rOHd has been purchased by the
New-GOrk Central parties II IL ruihOrtd thht IL
Il intended to build at Athens and connect the
roads about and haf miles fOm schenectady. BY
this arrangement tue Central freight trains could run on
West Shore instead OF passing through SCHENECTADY
and Albany, and thus heavy grade would De avoided
This afternoon the legal papers connected with the
lenso Of the West Shore to the Central were hod with
tho Secretary state by f. WDsOw Paige counsel for
the Central Mr. Paige remained In the Secretary OF
states office until he furnished with two certified
copies or the document which comprise about forty
follos IIo worry careful to allow no one to see the
document and succeeded IN persuading the state oit-
whose charge the original was left 10 lock IL mp
and allow ono 10 see IL before Monday morning. Mr.
Worcester furnished with OF the certified copies
aud Mr. Paige has the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06

BosroN. Dee , (NpccdD. he testimony and
arguments the OF Wilson against Moen all ia
and the Judges charge will be- made Monday Wilson
was recalled this morning and said: signed great
number of notes sent to mo 10y Mr Moon. had notes
from him unsigned fur over 100000 Some OF thcm
wcr- dated ai UNbridgc and Worcester Other,
had no heading dates. The amount Of notes have
signed for Mr Mocu and retained TO him will be about
5000 600 10 STOOoOO Mt Mocn wanted these notes to
pacfy Maria his wife. Then hc was 10 burn them MP.
never paid him dollar any OF those notes On May
81 1850 received tho letter produced showi ing that
Innde a Joan Mr.. Mocn which refunded. Mr.. Norr
new, asked uc Tor payment account OF any uf Ly
notes" Counsel then put OF the unsigned notes
from MI Mocr which htd not been returned 10 him by
Wilson order 10 show To that II had been custom
AIRY for Mr. Mpcu To send such notes.
Up $50 Wilson could neither road nor write lie Is
about hrty-lvc years old. 81 dark complexion AMI not
an attractive person Mr. Moen Is past ,xty guar,
benevolent. kndly-appcarng gentleman aui has long
been pillar OF the Congregational Church OF Worcester
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LIBERALS HAVE HALF TIE SEATS.
THE SITUATION PERpLEXiNG-TItE POPE AGAINST
FREE EDUCATION.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-The political situation to-
night is Of perpexy The Liberals close the week
with that equals the To les and Parnelites COM
bned There enough constituencies yet to vote now
ever to make the final issue uncertain One thing has
been demonstrated Neither the Liberal nor the Tory
Marty can carry on the Government without help from
the OtEer against the Parnellte week ago the CON
servatves were so certain of retaining power that
Cabinet Council was called for Monday arrange Gov
ernmen programme To day the situation is so changed
that council has been postponed for week to await
the final outcome of the elections before taking any
action Lord Salisbury Is dsncncd to remain In oicc
without the necessary support to carry the Govern
ment, and the Liberals divided III opinion as TO
whether they should take Office The Radicals demand
that il the Liberals secure majority OF twenty over the
Conservatives and Parneltes together, Lord salisbury
shall resign before Parliament opens The Wings prefer
Mr. Gladstone shall adopt policy OF guarded sup
port OF Lord Salisbury. This policy would involve
union OF the Moderate Liberals and Conservatives
against the PaInctcs and Radicals Snch an orSahila-
ton would throw the Home Rulers into such poWcress
minority that their party might be cxl cccd to lall 10
pieces by Of its inchccncy. 1h' Specdt'r al
organization, which. II says would nee
the Conservative party the pressure OF the Parne
ite demands and the Liberals Ger proper influence
ia the management British affairs. 1t insists tha'
Lord Salisbury shall first meet Mr. Parne with POSI-
tive and direct refusal of coalition.
Lord Randolph CburcniU favors meeting rarnclls de
mdlu ior ulO"u hcdsul' o. I"'a' S''4 -o''''''" "
Ireland In return ior MS support OF Tory measures con
ceIung Ems land. The other Conscr alive icaer now
ever are strongly opposed to any ition with farnc
They prefer making aIran- cement win 'IalS'ohc'
They advise tnat LGid salisbury SHALL remain III once,
open Parliament and challenge vote Oi confluence
is reported that the Premier himself "Nos lAis nv W
conduct He has rcen warned 10y his most Vaucd sup
porters that any attempt hs pant To arrange ehh
pact with PaTuci will lead to an imuc'ie SccsToI o.
a large body OF Tories vino will 20 over 10 the oplo
sitlDn.
will last hardly Twelve mont
Il d. announced il Mr. Parncu shall ma hluSii
unable TO attend the coming Chicago cOnYertlon nc VIII
sand depuatiUu Represent him consisting pr'"hnJ
OF NlCssrs Iiedly SEX aud TnOm1s Power OboIu"i
Tee pope has written letter 10 the Catholic bishops
Of England approving Of their opposition to the Radical
scheme OF free education.
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MANr PERSONS nrRr w. rRALY AccIpEyr.

" Y n T ' II Il " = : 7 u N
GALVESTON. Dec. "a dispatch to The NeirS
from Abilene, Texas dated yesterday. makes meagro
mention OF wreck of West-bound passenger
the Texas Pacific Road nine miles east OF Gordon Two
of the passengers. Colonel Berry and MIR Merchant
rived at Abino last night. Both of them severely
wounded Twenty-sx other passengers reported to
be badly hurt among them several women and children.
GORDON, Tex, Dec 5.--The accident caused by
brokon rail on trcste creek. The first coach
left the truck fell the bottom OF the creek which
was dry The coach thrown of also and turned
over part of It rested the bank The sleeping
Jumped the track but did not down. Only passen-
ger badly hurt j. T. Loomis, commercial traveller
for a St. Louis firm, cut under the left and
dered unconscious three hours Many though
him dead. l.. NJ Horte OF Marshall badly bruised.
Physicians from Fort Worth arrived last night looked
after the wounded. About fifty passengers required
medical attendance. being badly shaken up and more or
less bruised. Loomis has been taken the companys
hospital at Fort Worth. Tho other passengers have
suniod their journey westward
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that Ministerial council 1t deoldd to proclaim
martial law throughout Servia.
ARRANGING FOR THE KINGS FUNERAL.
TIE PREMIER TRYING TO CONCILIATE GENERAL


MADRID, Dec. 5.-The funeral of King Al
fonso has been arranged to take place on December II
a tho Church of Francisco the Great. the largest
edihce Of tho kind in Madrid to accommodate the
immense number of persons who have sgnihed their III
tention 10 be present.
Premier sagasta has endeavored to conclate General
Lopez Domih guez and has offered to him the Spanish
AmbassadGrship at Paris. The ofer, how
ever was refused. There was reunion OF
fifteen generals yesterday at the house OF
General DOminguez The Ministry ls anxious
concerning the political situation Senior Canovas dcl
Castillo formerly Prime Minister, has called meeting
of Senators and Deputies prccede tho opening OF the
Cortcs In order to decide upon the CanovassagastA
programme. senor CanOvas Will be President OF tho
Chamber of Deputies, and either General Martinez
Campos the Marquis de la IIabana Will be President
OF the Senate.
The Committee Customs Reform has presented a
petition the Minister OF Foreign Affairs asking nm 70
accelerate negotiations Tor treaties OF commerce WIN
America and England.
A decree signed by the King and dated November >.
asserting to the marriage OF his sister Princess Eulaa
To Prince Antoine OF the Due dc Montpensier.l Ia
gaZetted The Princess born February II, lbOl
and the Prince February 23 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
~ EnLLoK ArLyn rOR DIroRcE

CHICAGO, Dec. : )SpecidD. Edgar l.. Wake
man. the founder OF The cum cf. to0ay nicd bl for
divorce the Circuit Court against his wife hutouotc
alleging that she deserted him IN ls-2 They m1I-
Rcd IN Minneapolis In 1868 When The current failed
thero good deal OF gossip about the proproioTs
domestic troubles IL caimedby Wakcmaus friends
that tho c1ttayagancr OF his family had contributed
good deaf To his embarrassment The friends Of his wife
denied this YchcmeHty, and said that the lady was
much abused mother and wife. Mnkcman disHpp, arcd
about The the failure and wrote h, friends that
he had immurcd himself IN Wisconsin monastery to
remain In sccusiOn until lie had recovered his peace OF
LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
EXPECTED RESrLr N 1UE BtR1Oy

NEWPORT, Dec. 5.-Judgc Baker was to have
rendered his decision at IL a. m to-day the OF
Allen w. Dorsey and Maria Dorsey, charged with the
murfer OF Benjamin j. Burton but owing to tho absence
the defendants counsel delayed doing So There Is
good reason for tho statement that Judge Baker has
decided 10 hud Aen W. Dorsey probably guilty or
murder aud bind him without bail To the supreme
Court. March term IL Is believed that ihero is not
enough evidence to hold Mrs DOrscy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
RORERT BUCHANAN AND AMY ROsELLE.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Thc dramatic squabbe
between Robert Buchanan and Amy ROsello attracts at
tention in London. Mr. Buchanan has just published
letter the newspapers in which he states that he dis
missed Amy from the company playing "Alono in
London" because she persIsted In Omittng from her
text an important part causing much confusion in the
performance lie further alleges that Mr.. Dacrc, Amy
Roselles husband, went about from club 10 club and
from 10 thoatrc mohdaciOusiy asserting that
Alone in London " a commercial failure. Mr.
Dacre. In his turu, publishes letter concerning the
affair He MS wife evening accidentally
omitted line from her part. thereby cutting some
words" from Hiss buchanan Jays part and that
next day Amy received letter from Mr.. Buchauan's
solicitor informing her that her engagement at the
theatre was cancelled. Amy KOsec herself pleads that
her reputation is In the hands OF her brother aud sister
nrtihth.V
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SIZE W,S THE BETTER NAN or THE TWO.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. (Specidh.-John Gre
willie was arrested late last night for threatening to kin
his family AT the Central Police Station this afternoon
his wife swore that ho bad nau. and had not
worked for seven months. He is drunk all the time
Last night he threatened TO kill hts hoy with the stove
lid She said that compelled To support their
four children, whe he frolicked about tho streets
When asked BY the Judge II he ever beat her. ale
piled mo. He would like to. but ain able TO hke
caro- of my self against his fists" He sent the
HOuse OF Correction for six months"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
ARRESrIyG 4 cowBor FRoM CANADA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. tSpccidh. Theodore
Miles. who said he cowboy. WAS arraigncd this
afternoon before Judge Smith charged with robbery
Policeman Richmond hal occasion to he In jcwclry
store Eleventh and Christian SITS this morning when
Mile. and offered for sale "a gold watch
and CHAIN Tho officer suspected the man and placed
under s-reHt A seycn-shOOtcr found on him.
together with number OF cartridges and several
valuable trnkes bearing the aud address OF
In Toronto. Miles admitted having been in Canada last
sunday and the watch 800 h" had stolen there o
was committed in default ~ $1,000 baiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
FRAGMENTS OF CARLE NEws

PARIS. Dec 5.-Bnron Alphonse Rothschild has been
elected member ol the Academy of Fine ArGs III the
place OF VI. Perrin. deceased.
ROLE. Dec. 5.--rrime Minister Dcpretis to-day eK-
planned to the Chamber OF Deputies that Italy had
anne Naszowah order effect better develop
ncnt trade. The Inhabitants had welcomed the
change.
MADRID. Dee 5.-Thc OGlcdi Gd-eftc to-day publishes
for the fr,t time since 1851 Government debt state
ment According TO this Icport.there Is floating debt
of - 900 600 OF th, $1OUOoOO Is secured BY
National stock I'm the hand, Bank OF Spain. the
balance being a charge ON the future revenue OF the
Gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
THE TGCHBORNE CLAIMANT AGAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Ihc Tichborne claimant
threatens bring suit against Sir Henry Tichborne
tho title when Sir Henry becomes OF
age next May. The defence of these estates from the
succession deman ed by the claimant cost Sir Hcnrys
possessions S6OOOOO They however, rich and com
prise 1000 acres, with large properties III the metro
polls, and altogether yield yearly rental OF SllOOOO
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CHARGED WITH A DISGkA CEFUL cRLME.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Dec. (SpeciaD.-
Frank Learned whose arrest for assanlting Miss Kate
uoulian Of Troy few nights was published In THE
TRIBUNE morning. to-day refused 10 say any thing
whatever In regard TO the charge against him. HIS
father II wealthy manufacturer OF Pttsheld, Mass.
lie was this afternoon and bound Oycr
for hearing n the District Court Monday December
If. Tho bond fixed at 5000 and WAS promptly
furnished. Tho has excited more Interest in Will
JAMESTOWN than any since the Cunningham murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TO RECOVER STOLEN MONEY.

CIRvFLAND Dee 5.--Ghe officials Of the Farmers Ma
ioual Bank, OF Mansfield. have had an Interview with
Joseph HosdOwitch tho defanlting teller who nod TO
Canada HOsdOwitch agrees to return the money ana
securities aud he will not he prosecuted.
CRANBERRIES on CAPE COD.
sASDWICH Mass., Dec. 5.Tho cranberry CROP OF Capo
Cod Is nearly double that OF previous years Tho mum
ber or barrels shipped TO December was 1881
number OF boxes l0,slS equal to 5000 barrcls. The
ated amount hand not yet shipped Is 460O bar
res.
DECISION RESPECTING TELEGRAPHIC PROPERTY
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. Judge BlOdgctt aud Judge Moran
the property the Board OF Trade Telegraph Company
over the corporation, ~ now being In the hands OF
H. ID. Parker. the receiver Of the Bankers and Mer'
chants Company. The result Of the conference was
present 1t Is not deemed best for the company
incur any further litigation which 1t Is possible To
avoid.
THE SUGAR CROP IN LOUISIANA
NEw-ORLEASs, Dec. A dispatch from Alexandria
to The Times Democrat says: Most OF the sugar mills
throughout this parish finished grinding to-day. Tho
this has yielded extremely well, In some
places making even "A larger amount OF sugar than
on Bayou oueG which had been fertilzed yielded nye
hOgsheads OF sugar TO the acre.
DEATH DUE TO AN EXPLOSION.
PITTsBURG Dec 5.-kato Griffin one OF the victims OF
the natural gas explosion. died last night. Mrs.
Phepps's condition thought to be serious to-day.
The loss by the explosion will reach $4,000 There 10
full insurance.
DYING OF HIS WOUNDS
NRw-HAvRE. Conn, Dec. 6.-Daniel MaIloy, who was
stahbed by Bemerd Lynch on Wednesday afternoon,
died at the hospital this morning. Lynch and his wife
were drunk and quarrolng and Maoy. who know them,
tried to separate them, when the stabbnE teok place
He was IA young man and was married.
KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION
MACON Ga. Dec. 5.Tho boiler OF a locomotive on tho
UpsOn County Railroad exploded yesterday Engineer
Hooker was Killed and the Brennan badly scalded
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tachment troops start for ChOros last night du
little ndiscrimnate firing at the railway station Mnch
alarm was caused, but only person, woman, was
wounded The object of the soldiers was 10 DESERT and
some of them managed do so. All is now quiet Inc
Urban Guard is 0Olng patrol duty in lima
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Dec 3.
ArropIoGRAPHY OF OLPHANT.-Lawre renee OHphant Is
writing an autobiography.
wmsTtvRs PIcrUREs-Mr. Whistler has gathered to-
c,brr large collection OF his pictures for exhibition
In the United States.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY 10 MARRY.-Jusun lunuey Me-
Carthy Hon Rule member OF Parliament for Athone,
Ireland will marry daughter oil IOOlc' the actor
and manager.
ENGLISH HORSES FOR AMERICA.-Americanp purchasers
are rapidly acquiring the best English horses Besides
August Belmont, who recently bOughtS BaiHe A. D.
Cassatt, formerly of The Pennsylvania Railroad has
joncd the list OF buyers and has purchased Tristan iof
"a large sum-
MR. sPURGEoSThe Illness OF Mr.. Spurgeon is serious
and now tho greatest anxiety TO his friends III
ia rcported that no Is suffering from heart dsease ana
that be Is permanently broken down IN health.
MARTIAL LAW IN SERV1A.
VIENNA, Dec. 5.-The NeU Free Press to-
a... nuhlishes dianatch frnm Regrade giving rumor
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WOMAN WOUNDED IN PERU
LIMA, Dec. 8, via Galveston.-The last de-
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KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ALGERIA

ALGIERs, Dec. 5-Seyeral more shocks of
or,bouake occurred at Bon sada to-day. The Pres
bvtcron Church and houses destroyed
and Two persOus were Killed
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THE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN SYRACUSE

THE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN SYRACUSE.
ENTRIES ~ THE RECORDS or THE CoURr-ALL THE
LiTIGASTs SATISFIED.
SYRACUSE, Dec. 8 (SDectdD. The negotla-
ons which progress ever since the hearing
before Judge kennedy Saturday In the suit OF Eliza
beth b. Gere and others against the NewfOrk Cehtra
and Hudson River Railroad Company, begun on "a pre-
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MARTIAL LAW IN sERvIA.

VIENNA, Dec. 5.-The NeW Free Press to-
day publishes dispatch from Belgrade giving rumor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
GENERAL onpER no. |.

Having been appointed general manager for the Now
York Central and Hudson River Railroad company,
lessee Railroad to take effect this dae the
position II hereby assumed. All officers. agents ana
employees OF the said railroad heretofore In the service OF
the receivers OF said property VIII continue III the
service OF In the positions occupied by them
under the receivers until further advised
J. ID. LAYING General Manager
"It will be interesting to the men employed ON the
West shore road" continued Mr. Laying, to announce
that the paycar will start out as the pay-rolls
bo got together and the will he paid OIL all
along the line Their pay is duo for half OF September
aud for October. The transfer that has been made
Is undoubtedly for tho best interests OF
tho West Shore road aud Of all the
roads and of the public 1t
Kilkenny cat fight between the West shore and the
Now York Central aud Hudson River railroads. Ihere
could be compromise between roads running 30 near
to each other. II they had been ty or ono hundred
miles apart there night have BEEN"
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CIRvTLAND. Dec 5.--Iho Oliclns Of tho Farmers Ma
tiona Bank OF Mansfield. have had an interview with
Io.rph HosdOwitch tho defanlting eller who nod To
Canada H0sdOwitch agrees to return the money and
sccnrltlcs and he VIII not be prosecuted.