New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
,,,vrr,rASEous RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

-. a In the Csc OF AEhael W. Sawyer and
others against Elijah u Phillips, presaeht o. ''e f'
burg Railroad and Others the fail behch o ~ S,,,s
Court has sent down o decree d1nlssins INC plHNnHt'
De,,,on This Is the OF certain stockholders OF n'
Fitchburg Railroad Company against ffeSiash' fh''p
10 have him removed from ofee und'T uie S'au'o 'o
ding the soliciting OF proxies by an oncer OF
pt,tsburg May @ tSp6cisN -pnssenHer Trans on VI"
new NcKeespott and Bell Vernon RaIlroSd will run 10
nunalS distance Of fourteen miles from MoKeefpor'
this week The road runs along The hot'h oahA u H
MonongaheIs River through the coal LANDS OF James '"
blaine and will give the NononFaheia DIVISION OI INC
pernvv,vania its first competition above McReetport
phiIadelphia May (spceAD.-The report was con-
Armed In Third Street to-day that Settcmnnt mas Oeen
effected between Pennsyvsnis Railroad Company aaa
tho holders Of Allegheny Valley income bonds There
az. slo 900 900 OF the honda which s5 $4,000 are
held By the Pennsylysna RAILROAD The outside holders
have brought suit against the Allegheny Valley Com
pany which, successful, will improve the lien Of the
income honda The proposition is said 10 be that the
tondhoders shall withdraw their suit aud permit tho road
Ia be sold under foreclosure when 1t Will be bought IN
BY the Pennsylvans Railroad and reorgsnired The rate
Of interest the prior mortgages s U BE- cut down and
the holders bonds 70 receive third mortgage
bonds.
It is caleuIsted that months present
fiscal year the Northern Pacific Railroad has earned
surplus Of s1,S0S over It's fixed charges for that period
against denct OF sSo2,7So in the preceding year The
increase investments amounting 70 about $500 600
per annum Is not included.
Loekport, n. Y, May Especially during the month
Of April the number Of freight loaded and empty
that passed the cantilever bridge at Suspenson
bridge going esst 1858 going west. 6,9So There
100 passenger express and baggage The
the largest In the history Of the bridge
Hartford Conn, May 0-In responss 70 the invitation
OF Francis Cooley OF Hartford who holds many proxies
In the Chicago Burlington End Quincy Railroad Levi e.
Letter, Of Chicago, who ia heavy stakeholder In that
company, has consented 70 the Of his candi.
for tue Board Of Directors at The coming election on
May Is.
Boston, May On L. Hobart, Stanley O. wyman
aud Walter Toiman been appointed travelling freight
agents OF the and Maine road and m leased lines
They constantly the districts assigned them and
keep freight agent Informed ell matters regarding
tho transportation Of froght etc This departure
s expected greatly facilitate the work Of freight
handling
The annual meetings Of the Somerset and Cambria.
Salisbury and the Berlin Railroad companies branch
roads OF the Baltimore and Ohio. held to-day
| the onice Of the latter company.
The annual report and CamhriA shows
tho earnings road for the last $3.50 52s So
and eApensea e139O42 IL Tho Of expenses over
tho earplnss was az 6lS &C. The election resulted -
follows: President j. D. Washington, Pittsourg; di.
| rsctors, Robert Garrett. Baltimore; w. IL. kOonD'
Somerset Penn. ; Welty Mccullough GrecusburR Penn
W. T. Manning, Pittsburg; J. V. Patton, Pittsburg
c. s. wight Pittsburg. =. u. Chaplin retired from the
| Board and was succeeded by w. T. Manning.
The earnings Of tho Salisbury Company for the last
year s3y0 2l g. and were s22 OBJ o.
The net receipts se4se Co. A. the election ]. ".
Patton, Of PittsbuFg chosen president. The al.
reetors Francis BurnS Baltimore. and j. T. Caven.
Charles DonneiIy. j. u. Jackson. W. T. Manning. John
| Meclesvs, ). NJ. seboOnmaker and Q. &. Wight, OF
| PlttsbuEg.
The repert Of the Berlin company shows the earnings
wsss o. $50 50 and expensss sI4sbl CO. The election
rssultsa - follows PRESIDENT J. D. Washington, Fits.
burg directors, Robert Garrett, Baltimore; W. Ii.
KocDtz. Somerset, Penn wsty Mccullough, Green's
burg, Penn. S. Phiison Berlin Penn ; @. H. White.
Phfiaas,pAih O, h. White succeeded W. n. Clements
| AZ msa.bss Of ths Board Of Directors.