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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE BysyyEss OUTLOOK sUx4ARIzEo.

The business failures in the last week, reported
BY Z. 6. Dun & Co.. Of the Mercantile Agency, were
l72 In the United states and % in Canada, total Of
100 against 207 in the previous week and 210 in
The same weok last year The trade situation Is con
ndered By the firm 10 he distinctly better. and 10
u'pmari,ed in this way With nearly al conditions
aVofihs business activity. there Is constantly grow
me embarrassment IN departments of trade and In
auS.sy which likely TO be affected by the passage
Or failure Of the Tariff bill ne stock market las
nso been weakened bv failure OF trunk lines 10 reach
m al, agreement and by several cuts IL east
u the former rster 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE PROBLEM STILL UNSOLNED.
NO FOUNDATION FOR \ TALE OF AN ELEVATED
ROAD TO YONKERS.


ROAD TO YONKERS
The basis Of sensational story about an extension
OF the elevated rail- Dads YOnkers IS the fact that
Tie company recently bought strip Of land beyond
Ono-hundTcd-and-Gfty nnth-st>, lying between Eighth
and Tenth ayes. To connect this with previous pur
clases 10y Jay Gould the extreme end OF the island
was So simple THAI an elevated railroad from Carman'
VILE to Yonlers seemed to be nearly built Tho
problem Of rapid transit said In the head lines 10
be solved,
The additional land bought by the Manhattan Rall-
way Is devoted to the purposes Of coaling station
fer lts engines and of storage for cars The company
viii receive in a few weeks large lot of nov clup-
mcnt and by september l 1t will run hvccar trains
throughout the day. The purchase Of land az ono
hundred andhfty -ninthst. to afford new terminal
facilities. An officer Of the company. who was asked
about the reported extension, replied simply f0H
he'd better look over the ground aud s"' II the gIdHo
would ~ feasible"
In regard 10 the lots at KnGSbrldgc Road, Jay Gould
said Yesterday: did NnIy some land thfrT. y real
estate agent persuaded me that tacre WAS money IN
1t and ] finally him an OriCr. | found tta' the
land came easily checked thc purchases AZ once.
1t vas only a speculation: anf II had nothing 10 10
with the Elevated railroads. Their would br no Oblct
the NcW.York and Northern and We get cents ron
one hundreiandlft htth 4. II We should bnlG the
line suggested We could not GIT larger faro prhahly
and should antagorizc the NoithcT Railroad
There IS truth In the story that VIC Intend to cX'
tend Our vest-slde line 10 IOnkcra.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26


AEMTsTThD-W. Kc'h Aruis,cad .r. second son Of
y I'm Arnlstcaas md Jo .,S f Appleton July -s at
M ll.,..a l'; Ycg i T"r,. Il. T. ''''' N.Y.
Navlafd and virginia rapcr' u '@G COPY. COPY. ,.,. .,
$50 ii,nsy j. DAWSON ,.aor, Of 40. East 7sd'ss'
NS.i i,,. Of funeral hereafter.
EpwAHDs sagr cn9 on Jgy e i, Hel sx AIDS
xotir, Of I'm Ri acr.a.t.r.
July s. $50 ,l|lK Fer, ho,cah, Of Nsw.Iork CITY
F% aae ja 5i'y s. 80 Int '' at AOO'' " ''
MY nIcagr , o y q, q ,e Ts ss Say
IT T. T a.!s u IL h iS1s eldest '' ' ~
ki>H-At jersey Guy. Thursday. July 20 Thomas
Harold olly chd 4 Thoro> p and Ha'te +. King age
rlna. so1 F.i.y r'Pctfy invited to 9s,nd his
80 10 pave. jcf.er Cty Heiaht'.
MAcpoYALD o1s Jgy p Kan, The 7 6o Year S5S Of
G14 9S aaa nd aasc a Of e. o. f @yalas Ier
rur'ral r. IL S. Gcore', Church Flushing JUS % at
raj: IN leave, Long I-,nd c',y at o'clock.
PAisoNS A. tho on.n,ai rotc Manhattan Reach. July
q Eroo"ta Hi,ns Sa,ari,y jry % At ii a.
sCnIErTELtNmNt AC3a2arav fGyPt on July 49, Henry
~MIrH-Y dnoscay july 3D. Emma West. wife Of Albert
f h.oo." NON da '' i aS 5a; cSocS i p '''A
VA Of H. a. WIZ 5Y n Hon s ASg yeaa Of Y az
Funeral on SATURDAY July % a. o'clock at the re'ieenco
iPltsS fremont. y. Y. div.
wALKER-on TAur.iay, July "a. Rev Robert j. Walker.
Fuio, ~ zee. VIII b. hrI The Floating hurch foot
n PIKE e.. Fast River Monday the 18th inst.' at
3 n m
~ ODl:l FIAT Crawford. y. j., july "a 1890 william II.
SaJ!Te. and ircad, Of ic family respectfully invited
90 attcad funeral Salr,ay, the 10th inst, at 2
O'Clock. ron his lac residence, Crawford, y. j.
Now York. July -. 1890 m;r"tlng q he BOARD
e. ha.d this day president announced the recent
delth u our flowtrltec. Mr.. James NJ Brown. Where
ui0n 10 unanimously -
Resolved. That the members q ,hi' Board hear with
profound sorrow u the death 4 thrii ASSOCIATE.
Resolved further That recognize N the de1h 81 Nr.
Brown loss OF efficient men Der and me Of our wsest
ady,ser".
Ee.oy,d further Thai while tHlornr :hc loss Of our
assuci.t. and end ~ ~ full Of deeds - humanity
AID usefulness. place upon record our high appccia
toa " tho services D." I'M, rendered - his floWn. to
the municipality In which Do lived, and u the business
Communitv - whole country.
Resolved further, That sndcr 70 his family assur.
AMOS OF ON heartfelt sympathy IN hcir Bereavement and
that novo fcso!uuas entered The and pub
ii,i,d AID copy b. transmitted - thoT
WN II. WEBB President.
STEVENSON TAYLOR Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
HENRY WILLfKEN

Portland Me- July - iSpee. sl.-N dI-i1fch lrrci''d
IN tbs e,tv to-day anounc,d deaf, by aInp"yy in the
Parker House Boston Of william Henry .ilAcn. Of this
city M. M.UAeu was ulr head Of tho great dry good,
oblInc house Il ~. II. Nh,n CO.. aud wa partner
A. tho N.w.l Yt cJuJ.isSo. house II D.rL'. Nl."n
CO. IL vas BON IN Miuot Mo. IN 1888. 20 Port
END whom hoy 81 twenty and lod ANA I'd lortEue b
ni, own cTor.s lie IS brother Of Weston T. and Charles
4 MlRcn OF this city. aHd Of seth N.i'lkrn oi New
york III funeral viii be held Cd Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
po.tolllce Notice.


Should be RAJ daily oS AL Interested as changes may
or Tor .en countries need be specially sd.
drssei Tor dispatch ~ any particular sttne except when
desired y s'nd dup % SsaS. and s sScft , ~
mai, 5 ne week ending July %. viii close
'SNTj RDAY-At a. 2, for > otlend direct pr 8 ..
Ethiopia. Sn Glasgow q ttIs must b, directed Per
al 30 a. o. Tor Gre, Britain, ireland belgium Sether
NJ, oGcciIstowE le't Tor other European countries
must be directed er AuT19s q 80 Y Tor 4s as
TSE. ysT Ems Via Grsnen Cetters lot othef
Furopean countrios via Southampton must be directed
gI me- eds a. oIS S os G6 letter. nG &c drec
Kper Veendam'J az IL a. M fot Fortune Island and
Jamaica JaSmei sd Aux "a ayel Haysi per
At ~ u Tor Porto RIA direct per yenclis at D. M
Tor Canpechs. ghaas LnHas5S and rGeaten Pt
Siy o. ns te MsHcan states Via Vera Cruz must
directed per City q Washngton") -
FSH6a. frs5 Sc% orleans at >. M for Trasiiio
nei $ s. f. Hough, from New-Orlenns. o., -, e..
Ma yhinS and 51paa pr !; 30 8 China NAN , s "a,
he soccy Islands per ship Guy Of Papeia from sAa
fTanSs5O close 6oe Jqy rs a. 80 Ii and Mails 70,
islsnds per aand'a from san Flsncsc9 close hers
at 80 D SS on o 9 nSsirs at Mss for
SS,s q. hls aroS daily Mails ,of Nqacics
9Ss d' h. At sad n sS s. s.as
for Mexico overland ulets sPseaIy ADDRESSED fos
dispatch by steamer. close at this oniee oay at 'o M
, The schedue OF closing OF TRANSATLANTIC malls Y
arranged on presumption OF their nnnterruwed oser
ryns on time az San Francisco the day Of Ealing
steamer. dispatched thence the sane day Resssea
po,,Oc. Ne SGESEh \ r. 3 july l. issa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE SAVANNAH EXPLOSION.

savannah Ga. July 2j.-Thc coroncr's jury ocn
cIudcd IL investigation 10 night 0f the blowing mp OF
IuIlald', boarding house. in which Mrs. Bull1rd
d. Mafo Locllne and "Gus7 ROBBIE killed. aud re
,rrr.d a verdict that the disaster the result Of an
,,,,.io,, nv some ag.ncv unanOwn. George MAY
cu thc negro cooh, who Lad threatened The i.ullad
family. and who was arrested on suspicion 81 hiNlns
he.n connected with the cXpO -iun. wA~ discharged
from iaN tonlcht by orcer of the coroner. Evidence
va. discovered today In the debris 81 the WrecWu
lnidiug which pp!nt, strongly "a dynamite or nitro
Give, rne ne the agent u>cf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

Denver, Col, July 2o--The two census snpor0lSors
for Colorado have far completed the work as 10
be able to that the population Of the state
will be close to 1000 The three largest cities In
the state out SIDE Cf Denver show the following
Pueblo. - 4J5: LeadviHc ,3Gj: Colorado springs
IL 200. Pueblo lays claim % the honor Of being the
only city in America which has doubled It's popula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
4 NEw SEAsuOKE BRANCH FOR THE READING.

A NTW SEASJIOhL BNNNN II VUIs I III NI'NUIN't
Can, Mnv y. j.. July 2j-Ihcr' II report upon good
authority secretary Of The company That the Philad
rh,a ana Beading Railroad n 70 take charge ~ the
,,ooelrhi, and Seashorc Railroad cow constructing b.
o.n philadelphia Cape MAY and sea Isle cry. y j.. and
N upIete the road The company vas organized about
eighteen months and the road has been extended 70
Tuckahop Cape May County, but financial difficulties hsyo
arisen one great obstacle they have had u overcome
c xorbsnt prices charged by The farmers for the ght o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
JyorEsr ~ THE CASE OF AyyIE GOODWIN

Cor,per Mc,scmer yesterday morning opened the
,,oucs, in the case Of the girl Annie GOODWILL
Tho inauest vas held in Part III OF tie "ehen'i
sessions Court Mrs. Holiday the decd woin''s
sister. sadie Traphngen, Mrs. Collins, Andrew 10
flaming Albert Harris. william Davidson Merritt
the undertaken. and Detective Mott teSuh"'' "'er
which the hearing was adjourned to this morning
az 10 O'Clock -, 49,. hal, omon9
atberx was released last evening On bail. tho sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
EnvGH on EATS KILLED NLH.

Herman Bloclschmldt. age Hftyfonr, Of Somerset
st Newark vas found dead In bed ~ his housc Last
nght. lie had been missing two days Rough ~
rae" kiucd HIN. domestic infclcity prompting him 10
take the poison. y concidcncc Of The ta-c D. The
fact Il at 4 uamc c u bloohschnidt Of the eamc asc
utfCnpicl suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
n,sruRpEp BY THE NEW WOOL RATE.

Chicago July % (apoclaD,Ihe Chicago Committee Of
h Central Tranc Association to-day considered tho SO per
cont reduction In the wool made by the ST. Louis
ln,s tt was decided refer the matter 70 Chairman
blanchard with nstruc confer with the ST Louis
lines and n possible TO induce them TO consent To adj
vance to the figure In Of the contemplated advance
In rates Of Western tines August l. The Chicago COM
ittee however seemed ignorant Of the fact that the adj
vance Of August is IN westbound uanc. aud that the
advance ia eastbound does include
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
TIE pAppEyHrIa WHEELER MlrrIAGE

Philadelphia, July 25 tspeciap.-rhe statement by
cable that the Prince Regent Of Bavaria has refused
70 regard the marriage OF the Connt Papponl!cim to
Miss Wheeler. Of Philadelphia rs other than a mcs2l
lance, has created regret. but not surprise in this
city. The report must be in error In stating tiat
Count Pappcuhem VIII contribute 100000 marks
annually from his WHO'S doWry toward paying off the
family mortgages. IL t. not believed that Miss
Mheeler's fortune would prUduce tllt sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
ANATErR PRESS ASSOCTATION.

indianapolis. Ind, July 25.-The National Amateur
Press Association elected the following officers lresi
dent. William Dunlop. Milwaukee, Weep e,idcnts.
Frank schermerhoIn. Philadelphia r. y Burke. ST.
Louis; recording secretary, O. \. Mueller. Mwau-
kee; corresponding secretary, f. J. IialdcaSt!e VII.
mngton Del; treasurer, +. J. HaldC astie; Official
editor, Harriet G.. Cox, Abingdon, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
ry.coqgAyDER GRAY on TRIAL

Ncw4Orleons, July 2o-EX Commander Jacob Gray,
Of the Grand Army, IS Oh trial on several serious
charges. The affair slows out Of recent Grand Army
differences her. General Alccr recognized Com
mander Hodges, and C0mmauGcr Gray did not relin
r AIgcr tan came here to enforce peace. Colonel
F g. Shepard. Of UUningham: PRECEDENT iiillarl
r " Gibson. G.. ". Miller. p. VI. Gary and Charlce
MURRAY compose the court, With Colonel Speed. Of
ViclsInra, a. Judge Advocate The cEarfcs are DIS.
nhod oucc 10 the Commander lnChcf, violation OF tho
,n,lca and naturalization Of the funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

lie SAYS the contents OF the gun struck 'lr. Iustcd in
the heart and his death occurred at once The heart
and OF the lungs torn in shrcds and four OF
the vertcbr1c shattered. Bishop LittlcOhn ar
rived from Long Island City this afternoon with NJ.
Iustod's The funeral arrangements will not he
completed until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
SELECTING THEIR DIRECTORS.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders q the
Dayton Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Yesterday
the following directors weTc chosen Alfred >uly hu-
gene Zimmerman. Howard X. I'ur?7S Julius Dexter,
Henry f. ShOmaler ). VI. Jcnucy. +. II. short, John
c. CoOmhs. ". G. Martin. A. Evans and " ID. Wood
ford AZ subsequent meeting OF the directors, Eus'ne
zimmerman was elected president and !. ~ NHor,
,cr fry and treasurer The management II the road
remains substantially the same as that of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
FIREWORKS At HAYBATTAY BrACH

Another great Saturday niet display Of fireworks
s promised for this evening at Manhattan Beach after
the spectacle Of "Thc Siege OF Vera cruz" Is over
The BATH, scene now that the men have become
veterans I'm mimic warfare. give god idea OF reu
var STANLEY aud his bride arc the subject Of one
Of the nj, picces In LLc hrcNOris cvrry cvenInl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
AN Ey.coyGRrssnAy cHARGED WITH FORGERY

Baltlmcre July 2j.-Ex Congressman I'll Hch"'
wac arrested tO.day. on the charge Of folghS INC
Endorsement VI Thomas Humphrey, vel -fh0"''
farmer living near Brooklyn this state. to three notes
for 81 lie waived examination before l'slco
Of the peace and released on bail In $1,000 on
each charge Tho allegations that Mr. lIekle sod
the notes at different times % The firm q Bled!rf
Brothers & co.. commission merchants. HunphcY
declares that the Endorsement Of his name IS
fo~Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
BANKS REFUSING BILLS or LADiYo.

Philadelphia July - (spe'ia.-rhe new bills of nd
Ing IN th' rfusy yana aud Reading Railway
are giving trouble T. receivers Of freight owing 10 the
provision IN the state bw that bills Ot lalinr sTl
~ regarded a. warehouse receipts unless incorsHd
not ncgotial lo' The new bills bear these words
n black type and banks arr consequently refusing 10
advance upon them when offered AZ collateral. one
bank % DAY rejected an application from VsponSih!c
grain nru i1r ~liH)O bin, OF Isdin being ot"rvd ~
,cruro tho loan. Tie counsel 81 the Commercial FIX
change states thar the question Will have " b. passed
uuorl lN tho sxuIrts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
IN 1ru1Gu VALLEYS TERRITORY.

Washington. n. J., July % (spcial-The beginning
NJ a branch road from Montrose 20 connect with the
Delaware Tackawanna and Western Railroad near
Foster Penn Tho purpose Of giving the county sat
Of Susauehanna County direct communication with
Scranton has opened with the Lehgh Valley Con.
o,ny which hitherto has had monopoly OF the trattc
nom that section over it, narrow gauge road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE WOUND THAT CAUSED co., HUsrED'S DEATH

Amsterdam, y. Y. July "a (spccaD1he excite
mont over the death Of Colonel william L. iusted, OF
Brooklyn, at his Summer cottage at Broadalbn has not
a5aed, and there Is much speculation 70 whether
not his death the result OF an accident. Dr.
Albert Vandervcer. Of Albany to-day made an autopsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
rxrry.rs OF TIL rrxxsyrvANIA roR JrNE.

EXPENSES or TIT PENNSYLVANIA FOX JUNE.
phuadclrha July - ispcr.al.-Thc largo increase ~
$3.50 IT'S In the expenses Of IN" lines Or the fnsNNa'
Ralroad Company east Of Pi'tsbug ant Ire 'NWaln'i
80 -, ,, ma, coorarl,on f. n ado VITA tho ~ Il month
in 1880 when the cApenss were curtnil'd about 7'VUVV
I'm luoc 1ss0 the ordinary eNpn'e' IN III" WY of track
rooir. we're entirely cf. wAr In June oil this year
u,l ,ort ,yu. donu Watch usually performed IN
49, ON IN. ,nr,. ,ystem B.aAcs Increase Ina net
arnne. amounting 10 .5gjsJ for Juno. snd % si050o0
fop sly months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
NAVAL VETERANS IN THE BOSTON PARADE

Boston, Mass. July 25.-The naval veterans have
finally decided not to have separate parade, but 10
join In the parade of the Grand Army Of the Republic
on August II. Tho Governor and the Mayor have ac,
coded to the request Of the Executive Committee aip
viii suspend all work In State and municipal depart
ments on that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
NOT 50 niD As TIE BrGLE CAIL
BAND OF GIRLS AS HORTBLowrES-THE
ORDERLY WHOSE NAME WAS "CnARL1E.'

BAND OF Girls AS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ORDERLY WHOSE NAME WAS "CHARLIE'
STATE Camp. PccE;k.n. V. Y. July . Gp'ci'll-
While tho two coach load, Of visitors nom Lafe
Michigan were driving about the camp. blowing th'ir
tin neh horns General Porter sitting over I'm his
tent in "LuXury Row. entertaining Governor liiil.
lie ia not know what the sound really va, hut T.
irrit1tcd him and finally he callcH Ord ry III Do
"G0 and tell The members Of that huge COPS that
they must no, practice late 1T Hisht." he aid.
Allen went over n the tuSlCis' quarters, but 'he
men were all cut u their tenf' He finally learned
what the cause of The disturbance ard reported
% his chief.
well" rcnsrlrd General pnter. az dd not think
the noise quite bad the busle corps males
\ member Of Company q was detailed Yesterday
10 act as orderly at Colonel Phlstcrcrs quarter r.
vas the mans first Trip 20 The camp and h. evidently
lad no, Ic.n In tic REGIMENT great while and did not
connected Will. the National Guard. shortly at hc
arrived % the Office tent where Colonel P.Dotcrcr vas
al work, that officer called oit.
"tIdcrlv."
No response.
-Oi7lcry !" again called colonel pli,torcr
Still 10 answer
Sc here didn't con hear nc calm, you Oder;7 -
said the Post idlutant In voice that not 10 De
mistaken.
Nv name jsn't OrdcrlY H. Chl:le.7 answered the
man from thu Bc-clcr COMPANY.
Governor Iii remained IN camp all MINT ara started
FOR NcW-N OrK carly fhI> morning Ill departure Ms
not attended with any ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
rllE Nrw.yoRK rENrRAL nIYING GnorNp.

HE NIW VtN I4N It.NI4 IlI lIN'f VFI'TV NJ
Tln Ncw.lork Central and Hudson River Raili7ad
has purrha-cd from the Manhattan lIOn Works COGl
pauy LARGE tract Of land ~ OnchundTcd ana forty
slxthst and Twelfth ave. ior which the company Las
paid 100000 superintendent Toucey said yesterday
regarding tho purchase: Aanattluvillc IS Erowir,
We are crampcd FOR room there. We have bought rs
land in order to tUn II Into fNe.rht yards. Ih"
nurcla>c extends from Twelfth ave % high water mark,
and comprises the block between on" hundred and
fDry.Nfth aud OnohuudCd and forty SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
A srrEL nEIpaE oylR THE pELAwAI

Bclyld"re. y j.. July The Delaware. Lackaw,nna
and Western Railroad has, gust begun Wo,N the new
steel bridge the Delaware River. above Delaware
station. Il f. The intention II the railroad company n0s
only replace the present iron sutur. hut % rcbuild
thG piers also. making them heavier and stronger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
JERSEY CENTRAL IMPROVEMENTS

Phillips burg =. j., July - (spec!ah-The Central
Railroad q Ncw-Jrsey cononpat's extensive improve
ment. At IT, junction with other railroads at this psce.
An expenditure - 100000 viii Dee rade IN Increasing
track room and In TIE erection of new bridges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

Wilk"~laI~o Pom. lrly 2t.-An order was issued
by tn, lehrh Vanar Cd Company on Monday last
that "a tc f'us, uutl nut e. notice. III ~ 'oEerics
Wolld work on hall tmc. This morning lie Ord'l
vas Ic-cudad. and sire COMPANY yarp.- mines All
continue - n, OF mn tine. III" company cTploys
nraiiy 900 minors, iabIfo., ana boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
RUSSELL D. HARRISON At CAPE NAY.

Cape May July - (speciaD.- Russell b. Harrison
arrived here on the evening express and joins hL3
family at the Harrison cottage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
PETrRNS ECON Tile CLNNEG.

Troy, July 25.-Supcrvisor r. \. Derrick Of the
Nth Census District, gives tho total population Of the
five counties composing the district, compared With
The Tenth Census, as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
1NcREAsEn AssEssMEXTs IN INDIANA.

Indianapolis. July rs (specah.-The Indiana State
Boari Of Equalization ha, completed It's work. with tho
result that tho railroad property the sats
has been increased sG6il 800 10 500 70 CA which
Is rarty dur % tho construction o. io3 miles Of
track siXscyen miles Of sid track In the lass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
the purpose of laying double track from Richmond 10

CHANGE ~ THE NETWORK AND NEw ENGLAND.
Vcwburg. July 2j tSpecial The New.York and New.
England Railroad Company Sunday will again return
TO the divisions system. some time they divided
IL into three divisions making the headquarters OF the
western division. F!shAt Landing. Tho latter will
be abolished. and the superintendent for the western
fiNdslnn VIII remove 20 Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
MonrnAG1Nn rnn RICHMOND AND prrERsRuna.

tho Ciancrry Court by Richmond and petersburg Rail-
road Company mortgagins the Central Trust Company
u Nex.York the road rolling stock and equipments TO
secure the payment OF bonds 70 the amount OF 81 ooo
and interest These bonds were issued by the company for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

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