New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16

D. o. Mills and John King, OF New-York J. q. McCul-
Tough, OF Vermont, and John L. "eish' oi FhiI"uof
phia.
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
ALBANY, April 15.-The West Shore Railroad
Company has not yet filed with the Railroad Commits
soners its quarterly report for the quarter ending De-
cember 81 1884 The day for fling reports for that
quarter was February IS. Tho Commissioners have
compiled all the other companies which were datory
to furnish the information required by law Inc gus,
been raised whether the receiver may not Feusc
the required publicity as to the management
ATLANTA, April Is (SpeciaD.-All the rail-
roads entering Georgia have united In an appeal to the
State railroad commission asking that the freight rates
on lumber -four grain and fertilizer be raised. They
show that the action Of commission has reduced the
frrghts these commodities oDehalf and two thirds
At the time cOuorrng no dement, upon ocdl snip
pers in whose behalf the reductions were made
BOSTON. April 15.-The runor current In YORK
that the Union Pacific Railroad Company had negotiated
loan Of 100000. be used to pay of the floating
debt cannot be verified by inquiry Mt the companys
Office here.
MADISON, Wis, April Efficiently Mrs. Angie, OF
Chicago the widow OF prominent railroad contractor
brought suit against the Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha Railroad as successor OF the Chicago Por
tago and Superior liroad recover. S25OOOO DANA
ges alleged to have been sustained by the transfer
OF the construction and land grant 10y the former com
pany to the latter. The defendant made motion before
Judge Bunu of the United states District Court for
dissolution OF the attachment Judge Bum mas no"
granted the motion.
PnIsBURG. April 15.-The Pennsylvania Company has
purchased tract OF land mile and a-half long aud
about 400 feet wide Freedom Beaver County. which
will be used yard by the Pittsburg. Fort wayne and
Chicago Rarsnd A Vdcly circulated rumor that the
railroad shus Al Allegheny CITY and ut Fort Wayne were
reno we'd Freedom. to-day denied By Mama
ger Baldwin.
ALBANY, April 15.-At the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the NewYork Central and Hudson River
Railroad today about sol 100000 OF stock voted
tlernen being elected directors william H. Wander
bilt Cornelius Vanderbilt James II. Rutter Charles
c. Clarke, Cbauncey VI. Dcpew. Horace j. Hayden
william X Vanderbilt. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Samuel T. Barger. j. z. Morgan and Cyrus W. Field. all
Of New-l ork; william Bliss. Boston, and eherman b
JewetL Buffalo.
Al tnreting held Mt the Union Depot to-day the fo
lowing were elected directors Of the Dunkrk Al
legheuy Valley ard Pittsburg Railroad Company :
Edwin u. Worcester, Cornrliu, Vanderbilt, William h
Vanderbilt, Frederick w. Vanderbilt, samuel +. BArger
James H. Rutter. Charles &. Clarke, Chauncty VI.
Depew. HoranceJ J. Hayden Dwight w. Pordee' Darwin
Thayer. Oscar ". JOhnSOn and RassclaS Brown
RICHMOND April l5.The ninth regular meeting OF the
Association OF American Railroad supernteudents was
hed here to-day. the following officers wcro elected
for next year: W. II. Stevenson. OF the NewYork New
Haven aud Hartford. presidents j. NJ Meheany. OF the
Grand Rapids and Indiana first vice president; III. r.
Royce the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific second
r,cc pr,nident; ]. r. Divine OF tho Wilmington aud
Weldon third viceprcsident Waterman stone. OF the
Providence Warren ana Bristol secretary c. ID. Ham
-
tpry: and r. NJ suy uf the Petersburg. treasurer The
following members Of The executive committee were
Furbrr OF tue Boston and Mainc /. W. Palmer. OF the
New YORK and New England aud a. a. Folsom, OF the
Boston and Providence.
ArL,NrA April - tSpeeiaD Startling features de-
yropcd In the receiycr,hip question o the Tennessee
system The parties who stood behind Judge Dorsey
the receiver appointed by the state Courts and who Il
now possession of much of the road "a Is In Georgia.
have filed amendments which charge that the Central
Trust Company collision with tho East Tennessee
directors TO swlnde the bohdholders by means OF
y 600 600 Of bonds issued on the road In Georgia.
which only twelve miles IN lcugth, and ~ snd To be-
worth only $3.50 600 Il VIII be claimed that the dirrc-
tor. and ncOf pOritOrs liable individually Tor the
debts
TOLEDO. April 15.-At to-day United states
Master Commissioner Goodspeed sold the main line
properties Of the Ohio Central Railway TO c. Canada
representing tho bondholders OF the main llne at
900 600 the lowest bid allowed by tho terms of the
sale. No other bid made Terminal property In
tins city and In Columbus then offered ard
Knocked down To J. A. Johnson. representing the term
nal propcrty houdnOlders for $4,000, without
competition. This also the minimum sum allowed
10y the OF the sale The result o the sale was in
accord with AN understanding OF the bondhOders. and
wipes out the stock ana the lower mortgage bonds.
BOSTON April l5.-rhe annual report Of the Atchison
Topeka and santa Fe Railroad for l-si which is made
pubic to-day shows gross oarnm.s OF $40 POI $50
expenses Ss,5ji 50S; taxes, Si2l376; net earnings
s73l5 gO6 being decrease In net earnings of S0lOGl7
"A compared with 1883. The surplus for the year Is
Ss43, 9s2 in 1888 the surplus was Sl472,l33. Had 1t
not beon for the pool balances OF 1888 then deter
mined amounting $2ll sos. charged against the re-
cept OF 1884, the surplus for the year would have been
81 O55G5O The undetermined pool balances for 1884
are estimated be less than S25 600 The report shows
an increase OF l3O3l6 In the number Of passengers
rie aud an Increase OF isii6l In the number of tons
OF freight carried The surplus of the company De-
cenber 81, 1854, $s755l4O, Including an advance
OF 72J.2l4 To ths Atlantic ana Pacific Company. The
sales OF the land department for the were $4,000
acres - 80 per against 49, 80 acres at - 56
per acre In $50 There Is auc from tue Mexican Gov
eminent In subsidy Sli77G5i. The total number OF
miles OF road operated by tho Atchison system GU De-
cember 81, 1854, 2,79o compared with 1920 In
1883
The stockholders OF the Long Island Railroad met In
Long Island City Tuesday and elected the follow Z
directors: Austin Corbin. J. Rogers Maxwell Henry
Graves, H. W. Maxwell, j. G.. X. Duer William g.. Ken
DALI Edward Tuck. Alfred Sully Daniel e. COrbin. trod
W. Peck. John L. Townsend, Demas Barnes and j. d.
Campbell.
FORMATION or THE GAELIC SOCIETY.
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