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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Ihc Postmaster
General to-day appointed among others tho following
fourth-c'ass pDstmast"rsi
IsruGyJduh-At Brafy's Bend. r +. Mahon'yi Corn
Planter frank 81 A.sru. tud'uia Joseph VI, McLaih 3
Irr,ialJ H. EarthUlIi Mstkir. ~. n. Baeri Mrrwln,
Iaur. A. W,ert Wildwood. MIS-. EIyA Hartman Natruna
Jo-auh nlry Property. James 4. Hauu1i spring
vile Homer g. Int rOpi \tuetia. Frederick Cooper
WtHe-At ape NcIdck. Alliol Goodwin, Dover south
MN. Eugene X Wlthtrt Harm gtou 3D. !. sash Now
llury ari Luce Norh P,rsprhcId George T. Nil
burn. Wc.t Lebanon. Edmond f. Co"tI
Vofsastp.st's ~ Central village. Hcnry r. Davis; Cod
prooE lprtuk. Hiram = Harwonds Uodgrfil". william H.
smith ihury Austin Cook Hampton charles l. Bur
leigh. Loue Meadow ALBION b. haitho"s' Russell toiand
PAX. ayoY Centre Herbert "a. Ftroy south Ncltuate
Andrew J Lltchucli. WMpult Horace q. hoicaL
N.tr Lgup4ttrtI II Coos. JOHN c. fstteci Md CAAI4cs
l.. " III usou.
uu,t. S,roro IdNarG j. Churchill. clay. Mrs. Harriet
Walter Dewitt Robert snow last syracuse George W
Viewer lts DuonIagl Leonard II Church f1biuH ~ III
IAN, h. Bush td tofuclur Kyuu Jamosyne DENNIS
Juluau Motiylle Miss Ellen smith, 'tsoO hchtcl ul
rlugs; ourg Fct"rJ. Young GODDARD itnld ~elsrl
W.i.rvale ,irgo Miles. warmers. bulno Van AAtine :
ororl trDf 90 = hing: south Ouondtga George Anter
son. -tts station, Amos d. Holman ly'ahlcr "hilAm
&. Ninchr .--. ,.,...,... 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS HALLWAY INTELLIGENCE

RICHMOND. Dee. % (Spcc'dO.-Ihere are
three bills before Committee Roads OF the General
Assembly Of Virginia which, II passed into law VIII gVo
Virginia a railroad commission invested with larger
nowers over the railroad management OF
the State lines than Georgia now has over
its lines Every detail Of the system VIII
be under the almost direct management OF the state
Commission, which will be named 10y The glSld'uIo ior
term of six years from Marcn |. schedules ana rates
of fare and iTegbts may be changed by tue cohhhH
sion The LEGISLATURE Is determined on extreme
measure, IN TINS direction, II being charged geeraly
that the interests ofthe people are suoriLg from rail-
road acknowledgement
PnnADELrIiI,. Dec. % t>Peciab-rhe Reading Rail
ro,o ccou,truction trustees held two hours session
to-day devoted to conference with counsel In regard
10 the REORGANIZATION plan Various inquiries hai been
ubntrd To the advisers nf the trustees aud these
Wrre fully di-cu,Sed IL stated, however th"t Tue
trustees were yet ready To make known their eoucu
siOns.
MADISON Wis, Dee 22.-Articles were flied with lhe
Secretary OF STATE Wisconsin yesterday consolidating
the Milwaukee and Dubuque and the Bureau ana Norm
stern Railroad companies under the name OF the MIL
YANKEE Peoria aud 81. Louis Railroad Company lhe
ohiect OF the union IL 10 construct ana Opla' "a ,u'u
between Milwaukee and 81 Louis. The capitsI STOCK ~
81 OOO. 900 aud - divided into 10000 SHARES
Rosroy Dec 22-Tne following dispatch mas peeh
ocev.d AT tho Office the Atchson Topeka anu santa
We Railroad in this city from the general conne VI Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
FREAKS OFAy IySAyE W0IAy.

Mrs.MarylNelson OF No. IS North Eighth st.
Brooklyn about six weeks nearly cut OF the arm OF
woman living in Thrdst., while temporarily insane hAe
was removed 20 the Tlatbush Luuauc ASYLUM, ana re-
iu4tned there until two weeks ago. when she was
discharged cured Instead Of returning 10 the mousse
she owicd rented rooms NJ No 81 South Stcondt
ast observation-disclosures and wagon Nuchlhe uNe
IN her business ycuder Of vegetables ana went OH a
protraced spree. on Monday night she returned nome
considerably the worse for IuuOr aud soon started the
peighhOrhood hy yelling. ~ne stepped out OF "a front
window porch roof, and hecan TO climb the ROOF.
The DelChbuis became terrified, but no lnducehe -
could bring her from her perilous poslt"n n" htNS
came pOwn and procured sleGce hammer Inc olh'
occupaptS refused allow her 10 enter aud
during the entire night she kept the ne-hnoI aahe
slrcks. In the morning sue' c4Whcd UP Il4N
supporting the porch and did not stop until she ha
70 Ell roof There she gave an ertHrtalnmet OF
her aerobac pOwers although stl under the Influence
OF hquor She was finally induced 10 como down. ana IN
Tie meantime policeman was sun moncd. Bcioie he
arrived she had Slid down the mont OF inc mousse rs
esCapel.
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nocs I'LL nLscorNr ~ NEwJErsEr.

William Frank, who lives In the outskirts of
Bloomfield y. j. was feeding ono Of his dog. Scotch
terrier. on sunday, when the animal snapped at him
His daughter then approached the dog when IL fastened
its teeth In her leg Mr.. Frank killed the dog On Mon
day large bloodhound belonging 70 Mr. Frank showed
svmptoms OF the rabies and was promptly shot by is
owucr The terrier that bit Miss Frank Ot ana tore AZ
one OF its hind legs before u was shOt
The mad dog scare in Matawan h not diminished ana
IL causug great excitement Edward Buckln, VINO was
hiten ON Saturday weuttO Newark yesterday accopa-
nirl bv hi. father, ana II Dr. O'Gorman advises the
measure he will 90 to Paris immed.ltcy. Charles Brou'
another victim has a. so consulted Dr. OGornan Inc
dog VINO bit these two persons has not been iound,
Though people nave been searching Tor Tie ANNA Az
day Many doSs bitten by this animal have been kIeA
and the others are closely watched.
Police officer Wircer OF Paterson. on Monday shot
dog supposed to be mad which had bitten young
woman and several dogs ia the TOtOwa section OF The
city The young Womins name Il Besnier ana inc cog
which bs!ong ed TO her father bit her In the hand me
wound Is a sight one, bat the young woman Is sIeauy
The Passaic city Council Monday night dealt with
,be rabies Last fall ordinance for dog pound was
nigeonhoed but 1t called out and passed uHahl
The Aldermen OF this city YESTERDAY. in view Of the
hvdropbobia scare directed that the ordinance feahR
To- the muzzng OF dogs which has been enforced during
the sumner months shall be continued during inc ehtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

ACTIOy OF THE NEWIOWN BOARD or HEALiH
The Newton Board of Health yesterday dscns-et
bus,ness of more than ordinary interest Justice
Brandon offered a series Of resolutions to the effect that
no body shall DO buried in the town without special
ncrmit from the town Board of Health Although the
members of the Boaid were emphatic Ia stating that
the resolutions were adopted for purely sanitary
reasons alone It il easy to be seen that they are IN part
repr.al for damage already done by the cemeteries
The resolutions a. adopted 20 into elect on January
10 and will be the of LARGELY increased income
TO the town over thirty thousand bodies are ahhhhiy
buried in the several cemeteries The matter OF the
crematory at Mt Olivet brought 10 the notice OF
the Board but it decided to take no action IN the
matter until all the members bad witnessed ah' III
snacted the nrocess of incneraton One OF the mem
bers of tho Board showed TO reporter resolutions
which he hat prepared TO offer at the meeting.
They severely condemned the methods cmpieyed at Ie
crerEatory and also the apparatus employed The
board decided to be present IN body at the next
emnfnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
NOT ABLE TO RESTORE GRAIN By HAyDLLNGT
a stranger ia the Call Room of the Produce

Exchange yesterday during meeting OF the gram trade
asked II IL the annual jubilee OF seeing the old year
out and new year in. There sharp discussion OF
some amendments 20 the rules TO provide better
regulations the inspection OF grain aud Interruptions
by shouts and Kisses, and calls Tor order and
'questlOn." Charles NJ. Vail presided. The amend-
meuts had been submitted by special committee OF
which Henry T. Kueeand was secretary. The first one
provided the government Of Inspection and exani'
nation OF grain warehouses, by which greater cara
should be exercised by the inspectors; and in.
tended to prevent the improper storage OF
gran experienced ia the warehouses at the Erie
Basin last summer II was adopted by vote OF l6S
to 1873.
The next amendment provided that IN case il shall he
necessary handle graded grain for the purpose OF
preservation the expense should be assessed all
grain OF grade handled IN the warehouse and liked
the rate Per bushel for handling j. h. Herrck said
that the best way OF getting expression OF opinion
upon his and the other amendments was 10 have
VA lot. Ihis followed by shouts of good" ana
Kisses Then Mr. HtrrIck added " No degree or hand
linz can restore grain out OF condition TO IT'S pristine
beauty that responded TO by laughter ana
cheers Mr. GIL, OF Brown, Gill Il Co., opposed the
amendment because IL made IL optional with the ln-
spectors TO handle grain when they pleased. ami. in
view OF fees they might thnk necessary 10 handle
IL too often The merits OF the scheme were also dis
cts sed by Theodore |. Husted, II L. Kueeand Selah
Young, Mr.. Weber and others. and CushlnSs Manual
ignored. This amendment was rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Since the passing OF the Naquet divorce bil the aw
n. a. Er,uce nave been very busy arranging matfl-
iaI tnatt.rs owing to Gallo wit there ~ many an
hnmT of amusement 10 be spent III ne FRENCH divorce
1onrt a certain NJ Hausrr. who has had 10 appear as
rtsnondent in a divorce ease at DreuA owes EIoH'
cebt Of gratiiude 20 "A sphinx-like cabmhn lhls d
crrrtest of Johns was pat INTO inc "llhes q. ~
as 10 the behavior OF NJ Ha''sr anu Mauae
Perras the respondent the occasion Oh &c, @
drive thew had taken his chariot al an uns'cny
in romantic spoi. His evidence is a gem IN no wal;
Flrst when asked by the 1udge How ava lho hcoSsi
.cs Ibr drift the matter and replied: ~ 40 nov vi,
derstand you, SIR" The Judge sslemhIU W ei ~
me did they behave like married couple '"pp9
nnodestly dropping bIs yes cant say SIR Sln
hachsI"r Til, ron cnadr and kiss given to Madame
.rpssin a nnbc spot being all that cOui he brought 10
NJ Hansers charge by NJ Perras. the husband OF the
a,ghtv dressmaker the case dismissed, the can
mans answer having made the laughter OF the after
uoon"-lMaK 0'RslL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
SHAERr WoRk on TIE TENNESSEE

A sample of Democratic reform methods in
the Brooklyn Navy Yard is found ia the present eondi-
ton of the flagship Tennessee which was recently IN tho
dry dock there several weeks and was supposed TO
be thoroughly cauked and rented before she went &c
.ea Admiral Jouett who is in command OF her, has
co,nnlsned to Secretary Whitney thai the plumbing and
cauking were dis.raeeuly done ami that ala the re-
nars were imp-r Getty attended TO. lie specifies the
work IN his cabin particular unit to he put INTO
vessel II is understood that the Secretary has IN
fnrued Commander Chandler OF the complaint OF Adj
mirsl Jouett and tae latter has called Constructor
Pook to account. The latter refused TO say any hng
about The matter Yesterday. The complaint not I'M
expected y who e nature OF the work done
by the men put the yard for political purposes There
were so many work just before the election That
one man would cIuk a seam and then another pu out
the oakum and a third put IL In again. The Tennessee
has been dry dock three times OF lae and the Signs
are that she Will have to 20 In again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
pAr1D 1. Gee DANGEROUSLY SICK.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-David \. Cage who
years ago was one of Chicago's foremost men Is lying
dangerously i'll in this city. The career OF MI Cage up
to the time Of his trouble in 1873 most successful
one He came TO this sity in 1853 and, together with
his brother George assumed control OF the Ola fremont
House Later John b. Drake was taken into the hr ana
the hotel did a Goufishing business From that time u
shortly before he took his departure from this city MI
Gage was prominently identified with the hotel buS-
ness In 1869 elected City Treasurer and served
until succeeded by Dan Chara ia 1873. The latter
upon taking possession Of Of his office discov
cred that large shortage existed, and made demand
unon mis- Predecessor for S5O7 7O3 S. which was not
f1rthcomlng Mr. Gage indicted, and his tfla came
of al Wheaton, ILL., winch resulted in his acqulitaI ny
the Jury He mad pIor the alleged defachton spent
thousands OF dollars in the improvement oi MYERS anu
ms downfall traced to that scheme Ills real estate
and his interest in the Riverside Improvement company
was turned over the city, and after the tral the mat
fer was compounded nv the city and his Dondsnen.
Mr. cage went West shortly afterward and went mo
The hotel business. but he became involved In debt,
which resulted In his failure abOut six months ago In
Denver TO the extent OF about $4,000 lhis ndebted
ness he settle but being unable to 40 80
came this city ss-ne months ago, broken III htlA
and IN "a short time took 10 Ills bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
DIFFERENT VIEWS ABOUT FATAL INJURY

DIFFERENT VIEWS ABOUT FATAL INJURY
Thomas +. Dalton. age twcnty-seven, OF No.
1873 Par.ave. Hoboken. died last evening under crcum
stances that will require investigation lie was EN-
ployed at the Weehawkcn oil docks ana boarded WIN
Matthew smith, who lives in Weekhawken Last Thurs
day Daltons family were Informed that he was III, and
hi, sister went to Wechawken and brought him home.
lie said thar tho previous Sunday he was gong INTO
his r,,om I'M the boarding house when Smith struck
him i'm the face with club aud Knocked
HIM senseess He did not receive any medical attend
found him sun ring from fracture OF the skull smith
denies that he struck Dalton, ana says tha ne received
nrst said that her husband did strike Dalton. but she
now declares that he dld not Chlet OF folce Kelly oi
Wrehnwken went TO smiths house last night and In
formed him DaltOn's death. and Smith surrendered
himself. County Physician Converse wall hod an H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
AVALANCHE OF BILLS n THE HOUSE.

WA,ulNCroN, Dee. 22.-On the call OF States
for the introduction OF bills m the House yesterday 997
bills and seven joint resolutions were introduced
although only eleven states were ca.!rL The Alabama
members Introduced - bills and seven joint reso-
buttons. ana Arkansas Ia credited with rs bills
California gJt 90 bills; Colorado. 6; Connecticut
- Florida .; Georgia 80 Illinois, l67 Indiana.
los; Iowa, - Kansas, 1916, kentucky, 1875 Louis
lana, H. There were also 100 petitions presented Uy
members trn the different states this proportion Is
kent up 1000 bills viii be introduced on the hrst
ca fof b * the session, which is rather unusual M
urmL,r- generally until the FIRST rush Is over. A!mc
every new member has had a biz batch, aud the CO.
will couauulo least two days when tho House moctS
.,l.u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
THE posToy pOsT REPRESENTATIVES,.

BosTox Dec. 22.-The organization OF " The Bos-
ton Post is now completed and 1t is announced that
the new company strong financial backing. New
presses will he ordered at once and change will soon
be made In the form and size OF the paper together
with the introduction of new features and au increase
of facilities generally An evening edition will be pub
Iisbed in a ,hort time " The Post in the future as
In the lat will advocate the of the Democracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
NEW CARS For TIE WEST.

BUFFALO. Dec. 22 (Specidl)-lt looks to rail-
road men here now as If the programme announced a
week ago. that the NewYork Central sleeping Car Com.
panys seepers to replace Pullmans ON the West
shore was about be carried into effect. To-day the
Central Company placed with the Pullmans contract
for hnvave arst-cass passenger cars fortyeight
sIrepers and fifteen new drawng-r THIS is the
largest single order given for such cars Ihey are
to he delivered here lust fast they be turned
ont of the shops and Will probably take the place OF the
pullmaus now used Oh the West shore road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
,ycrplycr BR0KERS ARRrsISD.

Bcrnard Murray. Alfred A. Gallagher and Richard
Lehman insurance brokers Of Brooklyn were arrested
Yesterday by Special Agent John j. Haggerty of the
State Insurance Department, charge OF violating
the insurance of NewYork State in having ~ ned
polises of insurance in the NcwJersey Plate Glass In
surance Company of Newark, which company Il not
authorized 10 transact business III tins Stale lheY
were taken before Judge Walsh, and gave bonds Tor
their appo arance to-day when superintendent Mccall
will nrcscnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKGr3

foSnoN Dec 80 conSos ~ 5io r '2r Der nS %nt
and gDA Tor the account ued ~taitS fnur Ier SSlV
En.ds I6b J., do -Four and half Per cent Fonts lltt
Atlantic AM or Western fir'l Mortgage Iis"ts oi
tS,,ts n j. Canadian Pacific 90; Ere, a - 10 0tcpnu
tlus,,. sis. Illinois Cenuai, ltoP MrAIclh Oiuh"'S
ylI. Now- ,nrf central, Iu4. Heading ~ ,. 49,.
Pans advicS quO,o inr1e per cent cnIe' az on "'o'
u-Iiinois central iIOla Mexican Ordinary 81 Il
81 raul Common. go - "a. ,,a pauk ~ N.
p.m.-Ihc amount OF button Eoho h'" '"' H"" " "
GLAND nn na,aucr to-day Is Aioluou ~, ,., po,,.s M
go d. u alylccs quote lhlco i'l V. =, m
1, confines IOr me account ~" 0N"""'eN
Ioutl1n Al =, francs - u y ntmcs iVr ehock[
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
SEEKING surERLNrENDENr McALLs PLACE.

ALBANY. Dee. % lSpeciah.-lt begins to look
as II John A. Mccall the superintendent OF the Insur-
anco Department. is seriously considering the many
business proposals that It is known have been made
20 him by insurance companies who desire
his services. His term as superintendent
does not expire till March, and undOubted-
Is Governor Hill would rcappoint him II
he should like 10 retain the Office. To-nights Erening
journal states that II s rumOred he has accepted pO-
sitiou with Equitable Life Insurance Company Of
NewIOrk at salary or $4,000 year, guaranteed Tor
ten years Mr.. Mccall stated when asked about he
truth OF this rumor that dill present 10
disclose his plans 10 Is suspected that II Mr.. Mccall
determines retain HIS otfce no will resign II
before the Republican Legislature meets on January D.
I'm order 10 give Governor Hill mower to appoint DEM
ocrAt "A. his It Il rumored that william l..
Muller Governors law partner, and Robert A. Max
WELL the outgoing state Treasurer, are seeking the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
RoRnING A HREwER OF 10000.

BUFFALO, Dec. ID (Speciah.-A story was
published here to-day the effect that collector for
f. X Kaltenbach OF the biggest brewers was short
I'm hi. accounts amount OF over $4,000. No ar
rot. bavo bean made vet for as the story goes tho
yodng man has by sundry means made many friends
among the quorselers, and they threaten to boycott
KalteubnCh II he prOsecutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

company at kansas CITY: injunction in Sonora bond
case suspended By orlr o. tao supreme Curt OF Kan
sas. January couDons can be paid" This allows tho
coupons to be PAL fcydnriv Withnat any contempt or
,oGrt. ami th,y WI b. p"id by the National Revere
Bunk VI ~ Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
WET SHORE ACCOUNTS TO GO UPTOWN.

As fast as practicable the lessee OF the West
Shore Railroad is curtang the Offices OF that company
wherever possible In order TO save expenses It's pro-
posrd TO transfer the accounts OF the west Shoe 10 %
Grand Central station and after to-day II Is understood
tat Tho compAny's financial operations VIII bo directly
under the supervision VI TIE Ne"-l CFtral hh'n
ci departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
INDIGNANT BONDHOLDERS.
DECLINING TO EXCHANGE sEcCRTT $.


OHIO I'D NI,sIssITTI |i.A'Ns p.srr:siD ST =
LIVELY NrEIING y BALrtN"Vr.
BALTIMORE. Dec p Dtp-'on.-.a response 10 'h'
published cal of President rcnbc ". Of TIE ONO and
Mississippi Railroad Company. general meeting Of
holders of Springfield BONDS N.., hi! today iie.-
dent Peabody, George Morrison, Who j. said to repre-
sent tie Llish interest AMI about fifty other I"m
rent Gnanciers and railroad men were present. NJ
Peabody said that the Springfield Ei.sion had Ieeh
always a greiyous burden to the company, not o1iy
not earning lis interest charges but constantly running
largely behind its expenses. Tho board OF directors
after consulting with counsel hal doubts a. to the
legality the original purchase of Springfield 'oad
and also of the bonds but rather than resort to tsa
ton they proposed to exchange for the Springfield
per cent bonds an equal amount of general mortgage
per cents Ihch was a better bond only bearing
lower rate OF interest
Mr.. Morrison echoed Mr. Pcabodys sentiments and
declared that the net earnings OF the company Nerc
about equal to the fixed charges, but from the Slhs
field Division there was an actual ANNUAL ioS' "
Skipwth Wilmer representing Baltimore bondhqld,,
ers aud Others, said that the ONO and MsSisspi an
a perfect right to purchase the SpringheId bdEslo
when the road in the hands of a receiver Tue
per cent II ortgagc itself Issued to pay OIL the
Springfield bonds at maturity and every blow strucA
nj them goes 10 the of the per cents The proPo
sion is simply to give bond tainted as they saiu t
Springfcld- and bringing per cent less interest,"
and his vote would bc against 1t.
Mr. Morrison said 1t seems to mo, simply as Il
commercial opinion. that per cent pond on tlc nal
road is better than Z per cent on this division
Robert T. Baldwin responded emphatlcaly; ana
while that is a commercial vieN. it will be well for MI
Morrison to know that there are commercial ana ih
cial men here who will prefer TO take a precisely
different view and consider per cent mortgage on
this division better than 10 come in at the tan OF INC
SIG. 900 900 of debt OF the company ,en
Henry w Archer said lie believed that II tho
Springfield Division was fairly managed aud properly
worked the mortgage was good of itself; beng only
emnha,is that speaking individually aud n holder
OF both per cents aud SprnGtelds. he would Ike TO
ask the directors the trustees OF the property "hat
would they surrender besides the mere corpus ater
using II tor ten years for credit and personal prop
crtyl aud what about the ~ ,OuOOoO bonds helu
back what satisfaction would The bondhodcrs get or
all that r. ,....
After further animated discussion the directors
proposition rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

ALBANY, Dee. % tSpecidD-The receiver OF
the New York Chicago and 81. Louis tNickel Paiel
rcports on the financial condition OF the road from
Marco % to September 30 IL shows gross earnings 81
SI4i92I5 ~; operating expenses, ~ l3', 90 ~ nv
carniugs SI 49l rentals and taxes, sl993-O I3
net income, 81 / ,JOo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23
,oyc-DJsrAECE TELEPHONT IN FRANCE
nv" LITTER 10 The B0stOn Transcript

Telephone communication , nas vn,' ot.tanr,
~ az inirs Tho Ordinary telegraph wire, nave ocss
y, 1890 for the purpose aud II Is found that DOM
~ Commute Ation work In perfect harmony
transmitted from Rheims here are hoafu
fisIlu