New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY lNTEILioHsNSnss
The passenger department. OF the Union Ppcine has ~
sued q series OF folders" which give interesting and
valuable nformaon for the benefit OF settlers regarding
the principal cities towns farming lands etc. In the
various Western States that the road passes through or
reaches indirectly Many Of the points covered need little
advertising, but the folders furnish great dsal Oh
matter not easily reached in other ways.
philadelphia March 90 (SpeeisrIt Is stated in rail-
circles to-day that important suit growing out OF
the old troubles OF the Phlladelpha and Reading Railroad
Company, will up on appeal before the supreme
Court on Monday next. It The OF John b. Love-
largest stakeholder the schuykl Navigation cem
pany, who secured a verdict against the railroad
for $1,000 Interest securities Of the Navigation
Company held by him 1t stated In the Street to-day
construction the thirteenme extension OF tbs
Northeast Pennsylvania Railroad from Hartsvle 70 New.
Hope viii be authorized the annual meeting Of the COM
pany The farmers along the line OF the pro-
posed road have subscribed $4,000 to the enterprise Ac
eosue to the estimates the road be built for s1eoooo
When completed the road will be part OF the Reading
system.
Prominent coal shippers here say that there win be
change in the freight rates btumlnous coal although
meeting OF the freight agents has yet been held ana
the shippers are going ahead that understanding me
hard shippers reduction Of ten cents ton in
the tolls anthracite and the freight oiees are beeged
with the agents OF the mlne.owners
The Reading Railroad manlgers have issued Circular
forbiddng the running OF locomotives by nremen and
establishing rule that all remen shIll at the end OF
eighteen months service undergo examination; II they
IL they will be placed n the line OF pfom0ton but IN
OF failure they another eighteen months
before they make application for second examination
Ottawa, Ont. March 2o.-The Canadian Pacific Rail-
way bill has undergone complete transformation. When
the bin the Railway Committee to-day the
eause providing for the bonding OF the Snort Line ha
10 the extent OF ESQ mile did not appear Mr
Kirkpatrick submitted amendment permitting an ap-
Precipitation Of ss9oooo out proposed loan to build
branch from the main ue to the International boundary 10
British Columbia Messrs Kenny and Jones. Of Halifax
moved amendments that clause be added providing Tor
appropriations the loan for TO construct the
twevemie link in New-Brunwiek required 10 eonaees
with the Intercoonal near Moneton. N. B. The amend
ments were voted down. and the bill amended was re-
ported.
Wilmington. N. c.. March 90 (specsl). The Senate
passed bill 10 incorporate the Eighth Street Passenger
Railway Company OF the City OF Wilmington this after
Rochester. March 90 (SpeeIa.The Nickel Plate fast
freight lines general Offices be removed from this
city 70 Buffalo, The removal viii be about April l. The
Offices have clerical force Of about nifty besides the
general manager. al Of whom 70 TO Buffalo.
Plttsburg March 22Vce- Chairman George H. Daniels.
Of the Central rac Association passed through the city
to-day on the way Chicago Mr. Daniels said that he
had accepted position Of general passenger agent Of
the New.York Central Railroad and would the
duties OF that onlee April 1.
Scranton, Penn, March GA preliminary injunction
granted by to-day restricting the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company laying track land
already surveyed and which the proposed line Of the
Scranton and Forest City Railway The land in dis
pGte Is located 10 Carbondole.
tgOr Jay Goulds Railroad Sisastfen, First
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