New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

Joined the former from proceeding with the southern
tension. The Macon aud Coyingon applied TO the Iegi.
laturc for confirmation Of their charter That appl,
ton has been Withdrawn II Is understood that in with.
drawing Il Mr. Machen Is seeking show his resentment
The conduct Of the people OF Macon toward him in his
enterprise and now mcdatcs diycrDg the road from
Macon to Roberts Station, running 1t through Twiggs
County to Iiawknsyblc the head Of river navigation and
thence south ward toward Florida IN order the IL.
version. lie started to-day for NewYok obtain per-
mission Of the sncatcs which have agreed TO tako the
bonds Of the Macon and Covinron Mr. Maoien has
stopped work the South Georgia and Florida through
nm injunction granted him by Judge sII0monds. The
suit Is that both enterprises having crossed each other in
litigation arc now at sausi nothing can be iohs
for IN indefinite period II "a understood when Mr..
Masen returns II he obtains the which he seeks
he will proceed with the work the southern exfon.on
regardless Of present egal complications and will leave
the result to the courts.
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l6.-The Baltimore and Ohio Com.
pany has perfected all Of IT. arrangements 10 run a
through freight service from Baltimore to SowYork by
way OF the Reading and Jersey Central beginning on
Sunday next. The agents Of the company and at
working industrously to build up largo
freight and these efforts successful
an extent that additional facilities for handling bush
ness have been required
IL reported to-day that wrange has occurred among
the members of the Soft Coal Committee who endeav.
oring to arrange percentages They have differed decd.
ely IL is stated on question Of production claiming
that have dociOred their production 10 get larger
percentage The Pennsylyan and scluylkil Valley
Raj road will be running through to the North and West
branches of tho Pennsylvania Railroad in three
and this time the anthracite coal Of TIE Nle,"aa
and Wyoming regions will down the schuyki!l VAL
ley this city Not until then will any pool on antt-
cite made between the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroads.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 16.--An adjourned meeting OF
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad held to-day ~
which Colonel A. Buford resigned the presidency OF tho
company and AfredSuy. of New York. was unanimously
elected his The following Board OF Directors
was then elected Thomas ". Logan. J. H. Pace j. II.
Dooley and T. Christian. OF Richmond j. \. Isuther
ford George r. Stone. H. NJ. Flager. joan H. infiai,
Emanuel Lehman. Isaac L. Rice, X. X Donnd, john o.
Moore. OF New York
CHICAGO Dec. I6.-The bill OF ladng was rejected
to-day By the Michigan Central the Wabash and the Chi
cago and Grand Trunk Shippers have been protesting
against the bill ever since IT first mentioned Tho
Passenger Department OF the Central Traffic Association
brought about an amicabc adjustment OF the difficulty
heretofore existing between the Canadian Pacific and tho
Grand Trunk Tie adjustment l. understood To consist
merely of a verbal agreement the part of the CANADIAN
Pacific road 10 maintain Pacific coast business
VIA Chicago.
The directors of the New York Susquchanna and West
en Railroad Company, a meeting yesterday. adopted
a plan for the relief OF the company. II Is proposed 70
issue fifty year per gold bonds To the cNtehtof
$3.50 900 with which retire the present per cent
bonds u stated that the reduction IN
the had been made with the approval OF
some largest bOndhOers ana that the greater pars
OF the amount would be exchanged Immediately.