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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
CHICAGO TO HAVE 4 SUBWAY
PLANS FOR ELECTRIC PROPULSION IN A FOUR
TRACK TUNNEL.

PLANS FOR ELECTRIC PROPULSION IN FOUR
TRACK TUNNEL.
Chicago, Aug. 6pecial). Chicago is 10 nave
an underground railway at last Wabnsh-aVe' VIII De
undermined and four steel tracks Will be Fau uerc
At Springfield to-day the Wabash Avenue subway
TRANSFORMATION Company, Of Chicago filed articles OF
incorporation with the Secretary Of state with
capital stock of 91O.OOOO00. The ncorporators ana
first board of directors are George w tole' shas
Rhodes. j. Warren Pease, Maria f. Beasley ana
Pleasant Amlck. George W. Cole IS an attorney
Gan | know about it," said he, "is that there Is
almost an unlimited amount Of capital back OF the
venture The tunnel will from the river at Cass
St south to Eighty -thirdst. under Wabash-ave' IL
Will be built of Illinois stone, braced With heaVy
steel arches and will be large enough TO permit four
trains 10 run at time. One of the best things about
IL is that the trains will be propelled by eectnc
motors and the passengers will not be afflicted with
Sitting smoke. The stations in the central portion
of the city will be each alternate street lntersec
ton, and the trains will be run according TO the
demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
REFEREES GIVE A DECISION.
CONSTITUTING THE TRAFFIC CONTRACT OF TWO


NEw-ENGLAND ROADS.
Boston, Aug. (special.-Albert Mason, Chief Justice
of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Lucius futile,
general manager of the NewYork, New-Haven ana
Hartford Railroad and j. f. Goddard, Of New YORK,
chairman Of the Trunk Line Association were recently
appointed as referees to construe the traffic contract
between the Boston and Maine and the Concord ana
Montreal Railroad. The referees have made the foi-
lowing decision:
In the matter submitted TO the undersigned by the
Boston and Maine Railroad and the Concord ana Mont
real Railroad, under submission aSreemet uaeu 3 ny
16 1891 the referees unanimously OF opinion Ilsb
the second article Of the contract of FEBRUARY ioo
Is an agreed description OF the business 10 WHch suo
sequent stipuatiolS apply but II Is not tseH stPu
latiOn Tor the conduct Of such business that inc e
question submitted TO the referees must be deterneu
by the construction of the sixth article of said CON
tract, and that the Canadian Pacific Dspaich Line
freight does not differ from other business Originating
on the Boston and Maine Railroad. . -, ,,
The referees also OF the opinion tlal llc
10 which the second question relates is not Wll my
agreed description Of business covered by su
and determined that the Boston and Maine Kaiir0au
has the right under said contract OF teblaiE o1
10 forward Canadian Pacific Dispatch Line lreEhl VIC
White River Junction, instead OF VIA WoouN S .hnt
Plymouth. IL is also awarded and determined ulHt
under said contract Of February l. 1891, the Coneot1
Snd Montreal Railroad has the right to forward freight
originating at stations on the line OF rs rOsd anu
destined to points south OF Nashua Junctlon pi any
other route than via the Boston and Maine kallrut9
from Nashua Junction and the cities named IN salu
submission agreement and other points siIhlarE NJ
uatt- when reached without connecting with the bos
ton and Maine Railroad not included as ponttss
south of Nashua Junction within the meaning OF salo
contract of February l, 1S0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
THEATRE LICENSES IN BOSTON.
A FEE OF $1,000 PRoPosED-How ALDERMEN
ABUSE THE FREE PASS PRIVILEGE

BOSTON. Aue 1 SpeciaD.-A theatrical manager
who has had long and varied experience not only IN
Boston but in other cities OF the country In CONVERSE
ton to-day regarding the proposition OF the Boaru Oh
Alderman 10 impose license fee OF $1,000 on c"n
OF the theatres Of this city, said that II was an ACT oil
intolerance that would not be attempted In any oler
city that he knew Of. Nowhere else is the licensing
mower vested In the Aldermen. In most OF inc
large cities the Mayor grants the licenses, and theatre
managers deal with man. Instead on having 10
curry favor with a dozen. VINO are constantly
changing The apacity displayed for Tree passes oS
a few OF the Aldermen. described by some oil inc
managers of Boston. almost passes belief one MEM
r annlied IN one theatre at least and probably more
for free seats Immediately after the election ana DC
fore he had been indicted into office. Another Ill
his demand for seats indicated the exact place Where
he wished to sit. and another. who was detcteu Trans
ferrng his seats to other persons had the assuraoo
to offer as an excuse the fact that the tickets were
given to constituent reward for his services az
the polls In fact it Is said that this most recent
raid ON the theatres has It's origin in the act OF
manager ordering persons out of seats which they du
held In the name of member Of the Board Of Aluei
men In violation Of the express provision prhuou VI
the pass that Il not transferable MOI ''oa"0
manager objects TO "deadheading" the Aldermen u
reasonable extent and at reasonable tmes "ha'
they do protest AGAINST is the extorOnate demands on
them at times when great stars playing to the fu
capacity Of the house and regular patrons nave "
be turned away.
What heavy drain this absurd system would become
on the treasury OF theatre il there were not some
check placed upon 1t is shown by the estimate OF dn
Alderman that the 81 900 fee would be gain to the
manager because he has to give up seats 10 the
amount of 81 400. That this is not an overestinae
one manager freely admits. -,
II may be asserted that many OF the septs gwen
to the Aldermen are no loss 10 the manager DeduSo
thew would probably not be sold but 1t Is not so.
In contracts made with combinations and stars Jncle
is clause which requires the manager 20 account loa
every free ticket issued except those tnat go 70 INC
press and all given in excess OF those allowed Dy inc
counting where the attraction IS an unnsual one Is
on basis Of so to 40 per cent against the manage
men. The building inspectors the fire and ponce
departments all expect favors and receive them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
STILL LOWER RATES TO DETROIT

Chicago, Aug. las the sOO7 line is selling Grand
Army tickets from st. Paul 10 Detroit and return at
SIG 20, the Burlington has given notice that it will
make the same rate by way Of Chicago. The Wis
cOnsn Central will also meet the rate via the Nil.
waukee gateway. Chairman Finley, behalf of all
the Northwestern lines has sent communication to
the =" Soo" in which he says: We are advised that
your line is selling tickets at st. Paul and Mnneap-
oils for the G. A. r. Encampment good for return via
Chicago on payment Of II so additional. No agency
has been granted 10 your company to sell tickets Of
this character, and we will not be in position 10
honor tlpm.n
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TEMPERANCE TALK At OCEAN GROVE.

ocean Grove Aug. (Spociall.-At the fourth day OF
the eleventh national temperance campmeeting this
morning the Rev. DIR. NJ II. Pagson, OF New-fork'
spoke on the highicense question. He laid the re-
sponsibty of the liquor traffic to moderate drinkers
A chdren's meeting addressed by Edward cars
we'll, the Rev. Dr. W. c. Steele, Professor A. W.
Hawks the funny man from Baltimore. and MISS hzze
peraby Cole George W. Balm, of Kentucky, gave his
popular lecture on "Boys and Girls, Nice and
NanrhfV.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
A HOSPITAL FOR KINGSTON.

Kingston, N. ", Aug (SpeciaD.-A certificate Of
incorporation OF the Kingston City Hospital was hled
with the secretary Of State on Thursday, with the
following managers: The Rev. r. L. Burtsell, F. j. r.
Clarke. John McEatee DR.. George c. Smith w. NJ.
Hayes Mayor John Z. Kraft, DR.. Jacob Chambers and
James A. Belts. over $1,000 has already been raised
bv voluntary contribution, building site has been
given and the work of construction Will begin at
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Eam 5rbooie.

UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
" FACULTY FOR 1691'92.
HENRY NJ. MacCRACKEN, III. D.. Chancellor.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. LII. D., Dean.
Lquiy Pleading; Evidence.
ISAAC F. RUSSELL. j. c. u, Secretary.
.,,,,..ron,,,.,, r,,nr,, CSnt'acis Elementary Law
Real Property
HENRY w. JESSUP, Ill. b.
JOfts Procedure.
The thrty.third year begins oct l. 1891. with an ~
2rgod Faculty and Of instruction carefully revised
the present Wpnte OF candidates for the Bar
Coure Of study two years not more than year allowed
previous study elsewhere COnfs LII. o. also flor
Graduate Coursesl LII. NJ.
DAILY LECTURE HOURS !: 40 p. NJ, 80 p. n,
5l5 p. NJ
limited number Of scholarships Of 800 each are
awarded at the end Of the Junior year.
SPECIAL LEtTlKES
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. LII D., Maritime Law.
CEPaAs BRAINERD, E.q, international Law.
CHARLES f. MaeLEAN, !. U. D.: Criminal Law.
nos; MYER s iSAACS ESaplnatIon Of Titles
For catalogues. &C., apply 70 ,,,.
Equitable Building, To Broadway, NewYors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
A NEW CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LINE.

Chicago, Aug. IA new line between Chicago
and 81. Louis is among the immediate probabilities.
This is TO be made by combination Of the Eastern
Illinois and the Big -Four" The Eastern Illinois is
now building branch line from TuscOl to Shelby
VILE distance Of some seventy-fve miles. OF this
track about fifty miles is already completed. The
new line will be completed probably by october and
be ready for business by December /. The line
would not be the shortest between Chicago and St
Louis, but IL would be shorter than the Santa Fe's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
TIMING THE COMPLAINANT.

Chicago. Aug IA peculiar decision has Just been
rendered by Chairman Finley, OF the western rasS
enrer Association in which he reversss the usual
order and imposes fine upon the complainant instead
of tA defendant. The case is complaint maze DIV
the Rock Island road against the Atchison topeka
and Santa Fe whereby the latter is charged with vio
latng rule of the association in doing brokerage
business with secondhand scalped tickets In lts
defence the Atchison not only entered DENIAL Dut
preferred cOuntercharge to the effect that the com
plant was based upon false representations ana was
maliciousy instituted by the Rock Island III there
fore held that the Rock Island guilty Oh Vola-
ton Of the rules in maliclously nstitunS charges taV
without foundation in fact. and asKeo IaV inc
Rock required to pay the penalties prcscroed
In the agreement. The whole trouble was aoouC
ticket said to have been purchased BY an agent OF te
Rock Island at the city ticket office of the Atchlson
good from Chicago to Denver for which nc pad S2o o.
the tariff rate being $50 Co. The chairman decided
that the charge against the Achson was not sustained
but he found that the Rock Island was gulN OF
malicious prosecution as charged. and ordered that
company TO turn to the Achison the sum OF $loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
PLOTTING A MINE FIRE ~ DIVERS ARMoR.

Republic. Mich, Aug. IA venturesome miner clad
in complete suit OF divers armor went into the burn
ing Republic Mine yesterday. He fought the flames
with small hose sufficiently TO make his way into the
mine for some distance. He found that the fire was
burning down 10 the sixth level. The damage so far
done will reach nearly s25OOOO, and no limit can be
set 10 what may yet be done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
N. L. s1ovER NOMINATED roR THE SUPREME

COURT.
WATERFOWL y. Y, Aug. LIN the Judicial COnyen-
tOn at Malone this morning two ballots, the seventy
sixth and seventy seventh, taken without result
when Congressman Burlegh moved recess for fifteen
minutes. The motion was carried. After con-
ference, Mr.. Kellogg moved the unanimous nomination
Of Slower and Tappan AT IL O'Clock VI. l. stover, OF
Amsterdam, unanimously nompated for one OF
the justices Of the Supreme Court, the nnetythrd
was follows Tappan Z, Badger Z.
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TAINTOR BROTHERS d CO..
10 and 20 Astor Place, New-York.

u OOK French Conversations, Idioms, 25c.
I'D f.taI1psl. Prof BERGER, OF Paris sj3 Broadway
NcwG French conV crsation lessons; payment in
advance trial; circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
MR.. DoAHE's RESIGNATION TAKES EFFECT.

Tie resignation Of Chiffon Doane the agent at the
oint ticket Office Of the Trunk Lines Association at the
uarce Office took effect on saturday. No appointment
of successor to Mr. Doane made at the meeting Of
the Rate Committee at Cape May last week. Commits
sioner Farmer has accordingly appointed the chief
clerk of the ticket Office. Mr. Faulkner. temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

THE INTEROCEANIC RAILWAY TRANSFERRED
City OF Mexico, Arg. 1.-The transfer Of the Inter
oceanic Railway from Dehn Sanchez 4 Co. 70 the English
company has been ELECTED in dance with the pro.
visions Of the construction contract mode before the issue
Of the debentures Of the f. Gillian.
eompanys general manager came to This country 70
carrY out the aIrun gements.
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flats TO Get, ilfurnisbeo.

A VACANCY In the GREEN. ED, 40 West 73d-.t. ;
"A mlgnln nv apartment nfty'et 'front.' Twelve rooms ;
the "GClNalent 4 a tweny-fvcOOt mousse on one moor
possession Immediately. .-u,
Also very choice eight-room laEunent IN the, NtSI'
PORT 4S West 73dst.; rent go; parler ana -arNice
elevators. CHARLES BUEKOWner, corner f2ust. anu
COlumbus.aVe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
PROPOSITION FOR A NEW LINE RENEWED.


The project Of building the New-fork CANADIAN
Pacific Railroad is said to be well under way. Inc
proposition IS TO build new and direct line from
New York City to the foot of Lake Ontario, to connect
with the Canadian lines The proposed line lnchdes
charters already obtained and extended to 1896, as
folIows The New-York and Albany Railroad, from
schenectady 10 Ogdensburg; line from schenectady
10 Albany which has already been surveyed and It's
cost estimated at SSO0,OOO the line from Albany to
New York. which was organized several years ago as
the New York and Albany Railroad Company" but
which has been changed, by order of the supreme
Court to the New York Canadian Pacific Railroad
Company"
The entire line projected would be within the
State Of New-Yor except the terminal. which would
no in New-JeTsev The estimated distance is $50
miles and the cost S15,o07,146
1t was reported yesterday that "deal' was under
way in which the New-YOrk Canadian Pacific figured
and which would include the New-York Central, the
BOSTON and Maine, the Delaware and Hudson and the
Canadian Pacific and that President J. II. Ramsay, OF
the New York Canadian Pacific, had had conference
with DIR. seward Webb and II. Walter Webb, OF the
New-York Central. This report was denied at tile
New-YoTk Central Offices yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

You make no mistake If You spend week in
the Adirondack Mountains. Thirteen hours by New
York Central -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco August l, 1891.
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LINE.

MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
WI Express Passenger steamer Service
NeS.York 10 Genoa in Eleven Days.
N0RDDEU FISCHER LLOYD ;, 5, co
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE
Avoiding the North I'm Latudes Of Atlantic the Channel
Crossing ana Long r. K. Rides.
DEPARTU RES: =,
s. s FTTiLRGA WWEtpSSIESSSPHAAX OCT Civ IS AooM
S. S. FULDA, WEDNESDAY, DEC &c. p N.
Passage si25 Or $50 a berth, First Cabin.
OFLRICHS s. CO., . Bowling Green.
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THE BOOK or oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages pages
i1ustGatsd The standard authority on American oper
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

Write the auctloncer for tickets and all information
WILLIAM l.. TAYLOR, Auctoneer
N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

Apartments GO Eei
ST CATHERINE
APARTMENT HOUSE,
Madison Ave aud SD SL.-lo Let
elegant suite Of fifteen room TWO seryants rooms
and laundry Has and unObstructed exterior view
OF 200 feet Suite comprises entire moor. Inc eaOhe
and decorations are not surpassed by any mouse III
the city. Particulars at premise" from
j. II. BROOKS. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
Gre Cream

ORTON's ICE.CREAM Is THE Old standard re-
IL liable ice-crcam; always pure, rim and heaithiu
Fronrh and Amcrcan all hav0rs try you Will like IL
and win use none other Den0ts 305 4haVe 5oS Oth'
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NMAN LINE I. 5. and ROYAL Mail Steamers

L FOR oUEENsTowY- AND LIvERPooL.
CITY OF NETWORK --... W ednesday, August n
CITY OF BERLIN WEDNESDAY august ~ 10 10 80 n
CRY of Wedne sday. August 20 II a. m.
From Pier 49, V ~. adjoining Chrstopher-st Ferry.
First CABIN, $50 and upward, according % steamer
and loc alton OF room SECOND CABIN, S35 and $40;
STFFRAGE 500. PETER WRIGHT SONS, Genera
Agent. Bowling Green, y. "
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Miscellaneous.

A TRUE TEACHER engaged with one pupil for next
"A fall wishes or two 10 join, no more ages ~ 70
IA care judcOus rst-class instruction 10 IT, IL hour
weekly experience since 1873 in schools and families Gooa
chance to obtain superior education; English bFancnes
French German, Italian, Spanish, modern Creek latl
Greek mathematics bookkeeping, shorthand drawing, phys
ics. PHILONATH, 80 Fast 32d-st
n, IKCULAKS schools both sexes city and country,
L supplied, with careful advice 70 parents. MIRIAM
COYR1ERE, Room IA. $50 5h.ave.
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Drn 0oro'
frlp manteJ
miscellaneous

wv ANTFD Man OF large business ntnce wishes TO
w represent Eastern manufacturers In ClirEo has large
"ro,co- civcp Address T. Strauss
''' 0 22I Fifth I've, Chicago
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Orean 9teamers.

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business By fast steam
ers, to and from Europe.
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"HTIF = NN LINII. - .,.,,.-..
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIXERPooL,
Britsnnie...Aug. 5, o a m. Brannic sept , m
or mic 1 D. m. icrmant sep. Is, 3 80 pm
sTutonic AuQ o. a. m. Trutonc sep %. 30 ID.
From Whit Star Dock foot OF West lOth-st.
~ ond cabin on hese ,t,Hirer. saloon ia,es 20
and upward according to steiner ana ocaton OF 1rn
she terms; 81 erage flom to the Od Country. 500
CoTp,ny's once No. % Broadway, New-York. Phlb
GciuRia once 800 Wal,utst. J. BRU CE ISMAY, Agent
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9nsfrnrtlpn.
For Bows ard Young Men-Co

HOME SCHOOL FOR TEN YOUNG BOYS; b
shady playground large, cool, airy rooms pIenty
fresh milk and fruit. LAMBERT ACADEMY wilton
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f}lnsical,

n RGANIST.-Llbera compensation 70 aEcnt procuring
- position for eNperien on peIIoantT' ooS
references. CLASSIC, Tribune UPTOWN Omce' Loo
Broadway.
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NHARLESTON. ). c., the South & southwest
AND ALL FL0RIDA POINTS.
GENERALE Transatlantinna.

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
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ION II Y =. "
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET co.

II EXPRESS SERVICE 10 London and Hamburg.
olumIla..........Aug. Augusta VICTORIA. Aug e
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Express ST. amers carry no cotton. -
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Russia ......Aug. 3 ; a. Morayia. Aug. IL, 10 n
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FREDERICK JENKINS,
World Building, Room s, Ncw.York
Postonice Building, New-Rochele.
Il Or SALE.-TIIE GEM
OF LONG ISLAND SOUND,
THE MOST ELEGANT ESTAbLlStMENI
THIS SIDE or NEWPORT .
Designed and built by Mcssrs. Mckim. Mead While.
expense Of several hundreds thousands OF dollars
\ gentlemans residence IN every detl ana requisite
New, magnificent and costly mansion stables outhouseS
greenhouses filed with plants choc 1T OF fruits;
yacht anchorage right PREMISE, boat ana b9th house
MANSION RIGHT on THE WATER FRONT,
surrounded BY Il acres OF eXquisitey beautiful lawn
Location bright and sunny facing sOuh. giving cool
brreKes right of the sound
But Sl.nOur by New Haven kalN9y.
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSs AN tSIATE,
CHARLES MACRAE.
533 5tn-ave.. cor 44th.st.
NOR SALE on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
sroOm cottages at Great Neck Ionk Island near
depot, surroundings; II miles from city; lS trains
daily each Way communication $50 yer year $50 desirable
building lots money loaned for building. Address
W r. GRACE & CO. Hanover Square, y. Y. CITY.
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country
A STRICTLY ENGLISH EDUCATION at moderate
n expense thorough practical completc
BRYANT HOOI., ROsyn. Long Island ". Y.
ID ETTS ACADEMY, stamford Conn 53d year
ID Prepares Tor College, scientific Srbooi AR business
aims e surround student. with home Influence make
the individual not tue cla., the basis Of work Bright
students advanced rapidly vet thoroughly: those Of
slower mental movement receive evtra aft"t,tion
WM. J. BETS, NJ. A ~ aiel Principal.