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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS EAnhoAD INTELLIGENCE.


Go,r1y nov. J.-The annual report Of the Boston ana
Albany Railroad Company for the fiscal year ended
september 80 is rs follows Receipts. f1G31G72' eX
tousee s1.293. G7G net income, ~2,3ii.3O6 surplus
-I.OIiO A. compared with the previous year, the
number ~ passengers carried increased 79Gl-, while
fine tons OF freight carried Increased l2O,-oG The cost
To-. passenger and per ton of freight per mile m l~75
v. -, cents IN a. -.I5ccuts; m l--3 -9j ccnts
while as fir back "A 1865 tho year Of consolidation 1t
Wa, 202I cents. Comparing the operations OF l@95
with l-- the loss from the passenger traffic s ~ -,
and the los, from the freight traffic 10 s32 1873. The
loss from mails and other ia SGllG9 The total
los, In revenue IS SjlU7jl The saving In expenses IS
~igI.3OD .
th. CITY Yesterday voted to approve lease 10y the bo
ION and VI uc NOrcrstrr, Nashua aud Rochester
E,lrr.d The Boston and Maine IL 10 guarantee > per
cent 20 the Worcester. Nashua and Ruche-er
and nav ITS taxes Tho lease will 90 into eject Jam
udty !. l~-t.
re earnings of tho Mexican Central Railroad Tor the
f,urtn week iu October were 100000. compared With
~g-..-l for Lhc Same week last year
PHILADELPHIA Soy. . t>peciab,-E. H. Goodman,
General supcrlutcndcnt OF the Pullman Car Company
,, IN the city to-day in conference with officials OF the
p,uu.ylyania Railroad Company He has recommended
that fine rc,ir shops OF the company 40 FortyHrstst
and Glrariayc burned about seven months ago. De re-
built on the the old site. 90
Arrangements IN progress for the complete cOnSOH
dan on of the Jersey and Atlantic and Camden ana
Atlantic Railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
APPREHENSION CAUSED BY MD DOCS

A feeling of Apprehension has existed Ior
some time among residents Of suburban places IL LsSeN
fountg \ j. caused by the shooting of dogs supposed
IN Inc mad Two months ago kennel OF valuable Goss
near short Hills was broken up In consequence OF 9e
appcarauce of large nOugroi when at'athtu aua
, ~ tbn Jo~s In another section OF Essex County
mad dog DIT dozen dogs and attacked and ot Aol5. go
anI cows Suburban residents and farmers III .uo
upighborhooi tied up their animals and where tNe! -
hbited any symptoms of the rabies. shot IN M III
gu,t a mad dog ran through Caldwell and Ol. huuloS
of dogs creating great alarm among me Nla,sI -ss
CITY visitors. In Bloomfield township "l,uIi -;
months five dogs, believed to be mad, nave Oren S r.
one of these animals was killed near The Morris anu ~
sov Railroad on wednesday utt'r eNhibius H Is.as
Of the rabies He ran about wildly and attcHe9 o o1T
dos I'm succe sion, two OF which have been kle -
az f voln.lle dogs lie them up keep Thorn VIM 81
enclosure. No person has yet been atlstA' r,'I 70
smaIe of the number OF ylgrant uo-N 49,. bron rht
roam through the country. Most OF them arc o"i'
frnm the cities by guuuers and deserted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
/ BIPBERS M4GyETIc T TO-,

There is barber, the proprietor OF ana S cRc.
shop less han ssceS eSmerc power Tic IA
his aow myers y SGa ir' ns ta ds i9TIa
uN,so,a.ue offen luled into quiet SUI .r an tho
OLD gentleman whose fees T Years alo PaHiSSss
little shop regularly Ane'SS M "A drops
fantest sign Of upon his Pos,sSa R's ar 81
into the sort GoTsg locks bave ar @
and spends hour il dreamy When he S
sopOrne touch 81 t9o r sSet e.
expreson aud he toddes out 70 sss errand thre'
riire which brings him down upon VIZ"
times "a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
GOVERNOR HILL CONGRATULATED.

ALBANY, Nov. Ex-Governor Hill arrived IN
this city at an early this morning from Elmira'
and after breakfasting, went Immediately TO the EX
ecutvc chamber Ahout 800 kilograms Of conTaiula-
ton were received by h.m aud numerous callers pad
their respects.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Tle President continues to re-
ceive numerous kilograms congratulatng him on the
result Of Tuesdays elections. Among them was the fol-
lowing from Alton Il. Parker chairman OF the Executive
Committee of the Democratic state Committee 81 New
York con graduate YOU upon tue hearty lndoFse
ment which Ncw-York and Virginia gave your Admins
frat CpRtQrdaV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
RESCUED BY A JANIIOR

BosroN, Nov. 8 ecidD.-Alcxander Me
Cormck, jantor Of the Union Boat Club, saw a woman
this morning who proved to DO Susan Roberts Of No.
SO Washingon-st., jump into the Charles River from
the wharf at the foot OF Brimmer-st lie FASTENED to
her rescue and succeeded in saving her Before jump
ing into the river she babe her two little children an
afectiOuate farewell. They stood the bank and
watched her struggling in the river. She taken to
the ChardOn street Home Dependency caused her 10
make the attempt upon her life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
ArnY ANn IVY NEMs.

U,sruvcroX Nov. 5.-NIaior Lewis Merrill,
-h cavalry has been ordered repor, by letter 10
N,ior.Gcu.rll winfield 5. Hancock president Of the
army Retiring Board mt Governors Island Ncw.York
U,rhor AMI Will hold himself in readiness TO appear oe-
fore the board for examination when summoned The
lntcnLcut of the mounted recruiting service Will
cau-e recruits to Dee prepared and forwarded
under proper charge such points IN the Department OF
Texas rs the commanding General OF the Department
shall des nltc for assignment as follows; thirty - the
81 Cavalry sixteen 10 the Sth Cavalry. The leave OF
absence granted Major Ely Mcclellan has been extended
seven days.
chief Engineer William W. DUNCAN, Passed Assistant
Engineer ames EutwStlc and Assistant Engineer Will
lam f. Duraud have been ordered to duty at the MORGAN
Iron Works. NewIork, IN connection Win the he"
cruisers: Lieutenant Commander ". Flrenho has been
detached from the training ship Portsmouth and ordered
To duty "a, executive OF the Swatdra; Chief Engineer
Abort W Noray from the Advisory Board and ordered
TO duty at the Morgan Iron Works. New-Iork; the
orders OF acknowledgements John c Morony to the
st,ra have been So modified that he will report for
duty as executive OF the training sldp PoT,smontn
David kndlebcrEor until June 30 l77c with permission
Taymn,' General Rochester in his annual report TO
the secretary OF War shows that the "s'ur-elleut
made by hi bureau dnrns ne last nsc3l year anotcn
to rl3l 03t21, Including Tl9 ,''o 10 'Hv 'E' ~ 80
and $4,000 the Military Academy ana ol-,5i'ltp
ON Army pay rolls. The amount disnurs1d for pi{men
u mileage of officers was TI''oOo sa M pi ~
compared vita the previous year Ueh,rI l'oc4estUI
allow ne officer who may be travelling under orders
his actual fare and certain rate or mileage DH the
dental Nprusc- Such scheme ho SAYS would be more
equitable both to the officer and the Government tna
the present system. Nucty-twO nom commissioned on
Ger, and pryutcs have been placed upon the ored IN
General Rochester recommends legislation TO authorize
the payment these men OF - month N Lou OF the
allowances for clothing and ratlons Inc Fay U"s.er
bureau make possible 90 drop -N clerks rom the pres
' TRd 'I nod states steamer Gaona sailed to-day for
/ kpk MgSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
r1Lrr nr LlND IN PELnlu MlNOR.

The large Barlow estate, formerly the prop
erty OF Robert l.. Barlow, OF Pelham Manor occupied
tho attention Of the new Park Commissioners yesterday
n Tie Mutual Life Building, AlbOn i. Man, counsel Tor
the estate showed the titles OF the property 70 which
EVIDENCE Mr. Bartlett objected. Edward NJ. Duucau,
trustee for evidence that all the mort
cages amounted to 3l 900, hut the mere value OF the
on. mansion and stable estimated by T. c. Merry,
nm architect was $3S 792, would more than clear tho
mortgage John Wlmau. real estate agent, gave est
mates ON the land nj prices varying from ~ 500 10 $500
an acre The OF his reasoning was that the whole
nropcrty OF 900 acres and two buildings was worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
rApm rnAN-rr IN HEooKLYN.
Mayor Lows Rapid Transit Commission

MayOr Low Rapid Transit COMMISSION aP-
pointed % las oIt route tor trunk line Dee
tV,u uc Huic. terminus in Brooklyn and
t. Cy Hall. met as' evening The r'i.goat
mon present weep. General. VooItor and Jourlan, of
tle rIr-. County ErrntrG Eututl COMPANY, hnt y.
I..-..- .iANstl HuI Nlam ..atr.-HH. %; tht Li''h'
,, ll I... l..Iuu Railroad Company. vino propose io
...ut.. p.t .lte trUuh Doc. giving no. ci'} iue PRIV
..-. ot U...ug 20, any tmc within -r.ru years ID
...,l. OIL. ..r tyu companies G.urrA N"'Iloid pre-.
..rf,I alternate. plans. One providing Tor An 'rNu''
,tru,fu.c bs4. II!ug opposite th. hi'E" terminus
' sand .. and .Ef ending diacoutl'y ar'' tt' DOCK
q, iuu ana i-l -t tacucc in t.e latter o. the n"-
Ior..ld OF t.r cry Hall. The other plans -lirir"
M ihr sam, point and passed dasuouay across WASH
ugtoa--t. and private property 10 Al""'->t, amy
r,fruI,l IN that street 20 propose
uu.on depot at Adams and WI,
lou.hb~.,t. General W.otorl sobl that he
Thought rultou-sL flr preferable. me Kings
County Cpmpluy'S Charter lays out tulton'si' "s
DO. main route. II this IS adopted Tor
uc trunk line 1t would Boz easy TO continue tho road 10
Fulton Ferry. .,..... and,
Tho commissioner took the plan, and the maps ana
decided 90 meet tomorrow 90 the Mror0 once ana H+N
tho engineer of the companies directly Interested ~ tr
proposcd trunk line, and those OF IN" Bridge ana me
Broo.lyu Elevated Railroad Company, to meet Win
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
700 MANY BEANS Ar rIE NAVY YARD.

COnsidoTlbIc UNSATISFACTORY ms ArISon I'M THN
Marine Barracks at the Brooklyn Navy Yard over the
onotony of tho bill OF fare ana especially to the prev
,i.rcs % beans one ol tho marines stld yes
icrIav: Inc Government must think we are an from
Boston. from the quantity of beans We are ltd WIN.
Nicholson has been tgatluE the
matter of ratuus aud Is expected TO make his report
soon The bill Of fare at the barracks Includes among
'1r hinge baked beans for breakfast every alternate
morning and bean soup three times a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
CARR LEADS JONES IN BROONE COUNTY.
BlNGHAMToN, Nov. 5.-General Carr has a
plurality over Jones County Of LOO votes.
GrNERAL Care cARRIEs rLsrER couNrY.

KINGSTON, Nov. . (Speciab.-The complete
election returns OF Ulster County show that Henry c.
Connolly the Republican candidate for Senator. has
o43O votes; Danforth (Dem 1903. Tho plurality Of
Connolly in the district IS about 200. Freigh Gep Is
elected TO the Assembly in the list District by plurality
of %; HardenbeTgh (Dem.), IN the IIG District, by
Dluralty Of 2l7. General Carr has plurality in Ulster
Couutr OF 364. Hi carried Ulster for Heutenant-GOv-
ernor in 1882 BY 1881. Now his plurality Tor Gov
eruor & only 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
vysTgPyorS DEATH ora Y4LE STUDENT

NEw-HAvEN, Nov. > (Speciol.-John Arnott
Palmer Yale IS died in his this afternoon after
less than three hours Of sickness It is supposed that
heart disease caused his death, although suicide 'ug
cested He was perfectly well IN every way had been
laughing and Joking with hi- cnums this forenoon and
mad lust returned purchasing tickets Tor the opera
az Carmen " for Tonight. Palmer Wts only nineteen
wears of age ana was SON Of Mrs g.. q. Haven, Oh
New-Y0rr 4 post norton examination viii be hell To-
morrow TO clear up the mystery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
NEw-EyGAYD AND SOUTHWESTERN

WORK SOON To BEGIN on THE NJ" No"N y"
BRIDGE AT STORM KING MOUNTAIN.
NFwBUEG. Nov. > CSpcciaD.-Map were filed IN the
Orange County clerks Office in Goshen yesterday
by the New. England and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany. signed by Chauncey Nibbard, president ana
William V. smith chief engineer, covering their line 81
road from a junction with the Erie R"ilroadS trey
court Branch, crossing the Hudson Myer AT Storm
King Mountain and making connection witt the New
York and New England and Harlem roads at brew
stcIs, New York. a.
This link gives n direct short allrail route from the
coal nes of Pennavlvana and the cotton held7 Oh the
Soul to the New ENGLAND States and Will shorten the
route from Memphis to the NeW-England states over
200 miles and will give the Erie rold hn1i on It's en-
tire line on eastern traffic. In lead OF delivering i's
eastern traifc 10 other roads at Bnghamtoh- ne
bridge over the Hudson will he 30 icet high; IL Is
estimated tina, tins connection " II give ne hatleln
road . OOOOC tons OF coal to haul tor the CITY Of
Now-York and the north. Work will be begun NJ an
early day. -.
A dispatch from Taunton Mass. saws that the con,
trac for the bridge over the Hudson has been awarded
10 the Phoenix Bridge Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
4 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN CHOSEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. j.-1hc official returns
of the vote Congressman in the XIXth District Of
PENNSYLVANIA m the vacancy caused by the death Of
william A. Duncan show plurality OF $3.50 for SwOpc
ELIr Lienl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
THE COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.

Much interest was shown in legal and pOlti-
cal circles yesterday regarding the vote for Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas The Hcraias statement that
Theron g. Strong had plurality Of 2.3l3 votes over
Henry W. Bookstayer surprised every one however
All the other papers agreed in saying that Booksayer
was elected careful recount yesterday OF the returns
from 7l2 election districts at Police headquarters
showed that Mr. BOOgsaver. the Tammany and irving
Hall nominee, undoubtedly elected His plurality
was .19i The following the figures OF the voting
for Common Pleas Judge:
COMMON ELEAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
SHOES AND CLOTHING FOR POOR CHILDREN
Thn Sncietv for the Prevention Of Crmelty I

Children makes appeal for clothing over 1000
children rescued by It i'm the last ten months have
used an the material thatit had hand The clothes IN
which these little creatures brought to the society
are so saturated with filth and that 1t becomes
necessary almost every to burn them and replace
Them with new II notice be mailed the society at
No 100 East Twenty II will send 10 any address
for Gifts clothing aud shoes Tho need Is an npera
tive one and the children suffering for the supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
BALLor.pox srurrlNG IN VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 8 (SpeciaD. -lntcli-
gencc received here to-day to tho effect that vast
amount OF fraud practsed by the Democrats on
election day Isle of Wight County. where they gained
a majority OF over 500 votes II is said that nearly
every precinct Ina the county there less
ballOl-boX stutliug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
EHpLIcu DEFEATS HAYES BY 81 VOTES.

A careful investigation of the returns from
each OF the ~ election districts in the CITY gives tHe
following totals Of the ballots cast in each Assembly as
trict for Granville r. Halves, Republican, and :. NJ
EhrIich Tammany and Irving Hail. for City Conrl
Judge These confirm the election of Ehrhch On ad AGO.
ton 10 David McAGan the other candidate o lhIna!
and Irving IalD by majority OF 81 over JuuEe A""0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
coNNEcrIcUr srArE ELECTION.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-The corrected re-
turns OF the vote through the state show several
changes. According TO them the Republicans gain "a
Representative in Bethany, Chaplin, Putnam and Gro
ton and the Democrats elect the Mcrlen Repre-
seutatiyes Dr. DAVIS. The corrected tables show the
House 1872 Republicans and ZIG Democrats. There VIII
probably be several contests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
DEMOCRATIC REIOICINGs.

The Jefferson Club, Democratic OrganlZa-
ton controlling politics in the lNth Assembly DStilcI
Will have torehlight parade through the district TINS
evening The successful candidates VIII he screnaded'
The successful Tammauy candidates Tor Alderman ana
As.rmblyan in the XVIII District VIII receive ser
enado on Monday evening. The Iammauy county can
will be invited to be present MS the guests OF
Reilly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
DECIDING THE LEGALITY OF Az ELECTION

TRENTON, Nov. 5.-The Supreme Court
to-day decided the contest between George H. Farrcr
and Hugh Dugan for the CoIlectorship OF Hudson
County favor Of Dugan No decision was given as to
the consiituuonality of the act abOhng the Office Of
DirectoratLlrge OF the Board Of Chosen Ireeholders
but the decision the COecorshp is thought TO have
an important bearins chat question. Mr. FarrleTa
strong point that Mr. DUgans election was illegal
because the Directorate presided at the meeting Of
Freehulders which he elected and he was an III
truder the act abOlshiug the Office constitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06

Balli Elmdale James n. Jehres Heosho p.,,..
Roberts; sossyie NJ. FrishmIn. "apms Airsf
In4tga Ierritgrg- A Goodla1d Edward p Nanea
DdhOt6-At NinIrei 9. A. deuel.; steele r ~ O.
Pembroke William s. HOagland; Frankfo Petar Sini
Forest CITY Arden CLARK; DANA Frank W TtLa nondI
Alexander j.. Roberts. " aA'or hazsn
Cql0oraieIAt Boulder Greek, James f. CUNNINGHAM -.
OTegon-At Wells illiam T. Cawthorne
The President to-day appointed the FOLLOWING -,
Presidential pOstmasters: W. s. Hammakcr AZ PaS,-T
Ohio, vice T. e. DeWolfe suspended; @. N. sholar
Kansas City, No. vice I. s. Case, commission exn..s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
MAURICE =. rLYNy woR-rED.

Register John Reilly Is in great rood hum"I
about these days. Last year The COMFY Democracy
candidates for Aldermen and hsscmnymcn in thc NlNh
District were elected for which Maurice j. thh i"'L
much credit The XVIII holly contested bt l-t.t
two leaders Tuesday with the result iial tL' COMFY
Democracy forces were completely routed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06

., ,, NevUoobele COTTAGE set mp claim against nls
estate ON the ground that she was his aanceu mis-
Iers settled with her 70. $4,000, ana sne calo
l t, d a n man connected with the custom
House about that tte bat who has Snte oG oped eight
r,eres ana several hotels, the Clarendon DehS QUO "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
WILLIAM BESrS BAIL REDUCED.

BosroN, Nov. 5.--ln the Superior Court tins
afternoon lillian j. Best of NewYork who Is charged
with the embezzement OF about $500 from the Car
ruth estate was admitted to bail IN the sum OF @9oOu
reduction from S25 900, the original ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
ELECTION FRAUDS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD. The Com
1nttee of one Hundred hard at work endeavoring
to unearth election frauds. Some startling develop
ments promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
A CHAMBER OF WOE AT THE CITY HALL

A CHAMBER OF WOE AT THE CITY HALL
The rooms Of the Aldermen were not exactly
tung with black yesterday, but they bore unereal
beet Many defeated candidates were gathered there
1.-Two of the party Jaehne and De Lacy had pulled
Through successfully, but they saddened the
slaughter of their comrades.
you may say what you WILL" said Mr. DE Lacy. II
sount for very little agans. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
4 REPUBLICAN SENATOR GAINED.

KINGSTON, Nov. 5.-The complete returns
elect Connolly (Pep1 to the Senate from the NlNth
District, by 2I1 plurality.
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A1roN b PARKER ZOE ME sUrREME coURr.

ALBANY, Nov. (SpeciaD.-The report pub
hshed in THE TRIBUNE days ago that Governor
Hill will appoint ex-Surrogate Alton b. Parker, Chair
man Of the Democratic State Executive Committee
Justice of Supreme Court to succeed Justice West
brook Is again current.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
FOURTH CLASS TOsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. j,-The POStmaster-Gen-
ral to-day appointed the following fourth class post

W N'''AA'fNNA
eral to-day appointed the following fourth class post
masters:
Nains-A East Dover Warren Edridge.
Aeir.HeApstbt- at Cucestcr MS 'hliotle y LeaFlJt
IylnSgraHta-At Pine Htn Eli HlpPD fot Feirf IO!n
IL Wood New BulalO, Emory Is, Miller; fshl7i toNh H.
Daniel rate5S@n' pS T"9 l rr''i iandyvins summit
George W. Evans; Dreuaen W H. Wyhc Colesoug Mlhart
KsDtHSty-At Fancy Farm. J c. Haydeni london. Robert
NJ. Jackson; Willard W. a. Kitchen .,,. ,. d.
wen peru ester : Howe; North STAR Cnlrrs George.
Rcausyile NJ shgfer iiuck- Augu~tnS Kun, C"l,1La
james G. lD or. Beaver, Henry 5cnider D,Inei
Kusy BIoomingbnrsh Lewis @Ba.n iyer ieor. X
curry. Calns O. g. Eberlc. Chester iiil EphiMm Inns
crown civ Lewis r.. Blakci Dawes DANIEL T. Webeer
Dennisln George " Fnuev Put in Bay, Ge5rge J. Gas,
co, Nc; Vienna Roads Daniel Wright owe me-, ''eot
Eoyrr: Grorgrtowu IN, Roth Hawks, e. y Key hHds :
Isl, ~ George, Albert G. smith, logger W. l. L. VIZ
m2n if EWShisgc Robert A. Jones. Clarke, John
Owens New-Phtsbut{L samuel etcn 81 I,nI To,oh "
W \ pay Park, william W Jones; Ha4,oPI ~ HerI,
Lucas; bonneville, rus FINK P9km Uib' r@ ei}
Pheasant Mills Ge1r ". Arrh'oiN , ~ F6wand p
Tcrt.T Ncyy Lisbon samuel ward Milroy James W Ne
,,s,n trendship Henry Stutei Ellsworth William <
Idrv Flora r. Wood fl'ye hli','. mn -, a. ~
Fountain Sil{ Isaac 9 B, trtn ycGmorc Lewis NJ
brown Nile Newton A. 20 '
Nusrgcn sanford. charles + PIERCE "Ao' lAun's Sc
Moon dom. Al Ctsma Park Miss Emna f. Helmer 'nny,
james b. snt colchester Thomas lic4srds FSLio' Is'
Mrs Iuiln d. Young Liberty. Benjamin T. Glover outer
Vile John Mi;en- PaOma David {. Wear fhlhaAl'
George o.. IIadcu, Putnam H. duncan; Wind george
If gray. IT,: Marrcuvile. Joseph HINhrecktr o. MI,
Mchigdl--At Strickland, c. A. Prowt'ey Nau's'' VIII
Ioica-A Brush Creek NJ. SUBWAY Maynard, T. j.
Payne Viola Francis NJ Shankin: =, e,,.,u p,ch
G 7. Murphy bismarck. Christopher I, ruloeS
LotlSiaHa-At Pitchers Point, George ). owen mania,
Kansas-At READING. A Y. Gingerichi Marmatoh D"nio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
THE PRESIDENTS MAKE SOME "PR0GEE5s."

Most of the trunk line presidents attended
tn. meeting OF their committee at Commissioner flhks
Office Yesterday their Independents, some Of their
general eirt agents and all OF their general passenger
AGENTS went with them for ono purpose OF another
samuel sloan president Of the lackawauna Epdd, Wa
prr.euf for about inmates ana then LETT his franc
manager, H. g. Hn-cmuu, 10 act Tor MN IL Is
stated that Robert Garrett, president OF te
Baltimore and ONO. Is IN the city hut he was repre-
scented a tie Conference by ccPrcsident spencer, VINO
raised the point ahou the admission 81 MS ROAD lhtD lh
New York wt-t-boIui passenger pool at inc meet ~ C
fine standing committee ON October u. Inc lHuI-Ii
Vlrrv W., represented by John Taylor, grhcrAl
MANAGER The Grand Trunk scuf 1ir Ick.on 20 r'lt
cont II and General Manager Laying was on mana i"I l
Ws.t shore. But Nrssrs. Dcu'w, hing ann
Robert. we're the meeting WIN lu..
-r.la,n,al authority. Tho meeting lasted from about
IL a DID, to nearly p. 90. None "i the PRESIDENT. c'm'
orf of NJ Fink = Office hy the usual broadway cntthuc'
and few ~ thcir eteuIuts took thcr or"Whtl cot
ofc,it C,mm.a loucr Albert FINK dd come or mn" A'
stated o. reporter, tlat the prr,trci- htt dl-cu7-"
clause y clause. The general freight and pa SOM F ''"
tract mat lc bad prepared FOR tAr.r constellation an"
LAT practically approved aA ot It's provisions
Iut Tat there were new additions u ~,
contract that were 20 Nc considered l1t.t. VT.
I.rk r.I'er t. f. statement that "'-io-I'--
H.. been utl. $50 consideration was tlkru OF the Lar
fuprr and DAiIs relation 10 the N"WNW pi'-th-
pool Tho presidents VIII Reasonable to-day. 4hc5 an"
'l.ci! l!.4.cu4uis vrg. not accessible last night