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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RIG CAR MANUFACTURING UNION.

,,xc COMPLETION BY A COMBINATION OF
ssOcoOO CAPITAL
A.. ,nnortant consolidation OF manufacturing
nn,uics has inst been effected under the corporate
WA If the Michigan Pcnnsular Tar Company. 1t
"o.ses capt. OF IL 100000. exclusive Of S2,O00O0O
n-,rortcago bonds. The companies entering the con
,da,on are the Michigan Car Company, the PENN
s~,or Car Company the Detroit Car Wheel Company.
a.. Michigan Forge and Iron Company and the Detroit
ra,o and Foundry Company. The business dates from
- for the Michigan Car Company and from 1879 for
,,a r4nlnsnlar Car Company. These two companies
ara said TO be the largest manufacturers OF eight
q, the y-rd and heretofore have been in active com
ne,i,ion Tho consolidation brings into life a freight
ca~ manufacturing combination par with the Pull
mans Palace Gar Company in the way OF passengercar
manufacture
Te united concerns have been furnishing equipment
~ te Lake shore tie Illinois Central, the Union P.cfc
tho New-Yo Central, the Erie the Atchson and In
fact all the principal railroad lines OF the country An
de, of the magnitude Of the operations may be- Gathered
Nom the fact that the several companies nave been
employing about $3.50 men. The property owned
covers about eishiy-onc ground in Detroit with
buildings seventy eight In number The WORKING plant.
real estate etc. valued nearly 5,OOO,OOO. The
ceuacty Of the combined companies approaches 100
cal day. fhe net profits have been averaging. IL IS
said nearly II 100000 year. liz object the
blnation is TO reduce expenses and competition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
c,px,y 1JrDEBKRANz ExCURs1oN.

-. =, ,ho German Jicderhranz and their fam'hcs
''' ,ronoon They were about to start
an an excursion TO Trenton Falls Ino"S'nu
islands There were about 300 pefSo"'
in the party. At l:I5 O'Clock spccni 'r''n y,
five cars drew ont Of the station with the s"''e,'as
on hoord The plan t. mike a stop over "is''
ot r-tica where the I'tica Macnnerchor WIS \" si'0
"commers' for their guests lh's "'''"7
IicdcrIranz members VIII continue on .'N
II, Ten ,her, n hand from Utica This evening
,n, ,r,u bo search light excursion on the steamer
s. Lawrence and tomorrow morning another eH'"r''o"
hv hoot In ric afternoon there Will be P'h''
and rnrnes en- one of the Islands. To-morrow "s"'
therc will b. a concert at the Thousand is'""u'
uouse and on Tuesday afternoon the party VIII start
on the return trip to New-iork
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ins on thc subjects themselves. but to make a large
MINUS Oy Schig them to other doctors who are MAX
lnS specially OF their respective diseases
Many Young doctors make IT a Isrt OF their pro-
lesHoh 10 hnnt mp In the dispensares and In the
s'retS these sufferers, and deal win them ,s brokers
40 with produce. OK course, the best customers are
me most eminent specialists connected with the larrc
hospitals the great surgeons who have tbojr own
PIRATE hospital in which TO pursue scientific Study
the law The majority Of them are clinical p,ofes
VINO are aiwa,s anxious TO show rare form, Of dis.
to subscribe extra fee OF from 500 10 500 for an
extra lce Son over The body Of subject diving of some
new infection If the professor pave III 600 for snch
subject he frequently makes several Thousand dol.
lars on the deal Bun when such sales are effected
the victim Is AZ once taken from a life OF main and
misery, ard nothing is too good for him lie is
among other things assured that II he dies and leaves
his BODY for further and indefinite Investigation his
estate VIII b. paid a much higher bonus for that
privilege, as such autopsy T. very nnusnal The
surgeon who Is left this liberty we'll knows It's vaJuc
I'm forwarding his fame " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
SHE TOOK CARE OF HELsELF.
From The Detroit Tribune.

From The Detroit Tribune - A., ,, g.,
The bvsanders held their brcat'lS %hcn ,,e 1 ,,i
,ho Ioosc waist and straw hat, cniireN aoie, o ,r
.1v,nced into the street where was d FL i, thc
nniI 81 ir,ffr and wheel grazed against "hocl " 'o
press of commerce.
rhe vonnc man with pink necR'ic ana nien .o ,i
,oohed , hi frightened as he Tushrui AMI. ,h ,o,e
foicIee and paused beside the g1rl WIN inc ioO'o
'roI, She Turned a. he spoke ,,ur ..oo,,o
We" on that's all right" she rephch' 'oTu""'' '
along ,, ,u,uo Tho Girl seized the young
man H., the hand and pulled him toWar" uic '0""' "
the street.
The Young man lal'ercc; ia, no cirI aId inst
ar , zee Won safe across a. not
as ,r ,To" yonng man looked aeha't'
Wla--wha -- ,,,, .,o, Va,
Don t. n movement sh" yankcd one prahcing
Win CIV ,nn IN and banged another with her nm,
non " nv a quick jerk she stopp'd i Spa'"'"S "''
~ mel tleSOmc bay
Ter, we We, Snort Of braih 10 speak The young man
Alino'a iDYt water plug.
leaned hE, '"J he ensped. to it,, ,o.,oa
. nonT sneak of II. pray III 81 s''' ""PF
- g., dime to help yon ,,...,. nit, his hat
The youth i"nn n'odam.' he weakly protested but
Excuse me- vou across that ran into m street
II was 10 r. me loose waist stared increduI',nH
Ike eiI h,v made u mistake, SIR Inc TX an,Iv in
~" &c the Young man ""Ncu No nav '
JaS' ~ lie face and stopped. Cha, couldnr get
FROM u nc tight to assume that Cousun h''
no Lone The girl in the io'ee VIZ '"'''
The Young nsaY dress reform garment inc XII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
VISITORS 1T MOUNT POCONO.

Nom. Porono Penn. July Special -Poccno's bear
stories laid away FOR tho simmer AMI visitors have
settled the culn enjoyment 81 Innocent outing
The mountains have never been popular early July
and all yrortrnd a notable There
number u wcl[tnown ruests already registered at the
Pocono Mountain House Hon W. l.. DAYTON. ev-Mln-
the Netherlands. Is here with his family.
Colonel r. {. HOgc. Of the Silver springs Ocill and
CSulf Railway. Is registered with his family James Dob
son. the Philad phio carpet anuacturr FOR Tho
EllwoOi Bonsal Is another Philadelphia guest
other arrivals ar" Mr.. and Mrr. Paul Worth
Miss &. NJ Worth. Mis-, Harrlote Nuggatt Ny. and Ms.
T. Howard Worth W. H. Ward Nj and Mrs Il T..
kon IT, Of Trenton Mr.. aud Mrs. HcIboit Prents
Miss Prcnties Dr.. II. Is. En" NJ. and Mrs F. W Kent
gen and +. {. HOgc j.. Of Ncw-YOrk; Mr. and Mrs.
Elss George Phillips, James Crnd"li aud \. D. Duseo-
berry Of Jersey city; MIS- = H. Jackson the Misses
Jackson Newark; Mrs Dexter THany and Dr. and Mrs
W. H. Murray Of Plainncld; Hon Lewis Parker and
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TO REPORT TO THE ADVISORY BOARD.

Chicago. July 0.-Charman Walker and the COM
missoncrs of the Western Traffic Association concluded
a threeday session to-day. The results Of their
meeting are to be given ont. however. until they
shall have been submitted In the form OF report
to the Advisory Board, which VIII meet In New-lOrk
On Tuesday, provided a quorum can be obtained 1t Is
believed that commissioners will endeavor TO impress
upon the presidents the Importance of promptly
taking steps to prevent the proposed reduction n
freight rates to and from Colorado. either by ordering
a diversion OF traffic or by cffectng sort Of
compromise with the Rock Island and the Burlington.
The Advisory Board win also be urged 70 do some
thing to avert the threatened reduction In second
class passenger between the Missouri River and
California points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
Trips gY THE rRoY STEAMBOATS,.

There Is choice Of two places 10 visit IN excursions
by the Iron Steamboat Companys routes anu w.
commend themselves to any one VINO ''''r'' "''
outing. The regular service TO inc ooe''. P
go ,.,o,d today has seventeen trips from West
r,ron,v th,r,.st North River, between O'Clock III
tho morning and at night. boats leaving every lors
five minutes and stopping half at hour after at f1er'
New No I. North River. -
The boats running 10 Beldcn Point the ne" d'N
sort IN Long island sound. will make nihe trips
during the day. leaving Pier No. |. stopping ~ DIN
Dock. Brooklyn. and az Fast ihr'Y -nrSV'" '1
time table gives every accomh"auoh ."''' '
sa,,o, an, IN. excursion fare is only 40 cents to
place well worth visiting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
GAYETY at NIAGARA FALLS.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE HOIELS-MANf
GUESTS FROM STW-YORK AND
OTHER PLACES.

OTHER PI'A-fpS'
Niagara Falls, n. Y, July (Spccia)-The week In
the new city has been lively one. The fohr'h Was
celcbrlcd most OF the hotels. The international nan'
acenent went to great expense and trouble 10 give '"e
guests big time The fireworks display and hmmin-
alton were ant and hop clccd the festivities IN
style n. w Thomss's orchestra, Of ew'fofh.
played the music The Christian EndcaNof society
DELEGATES made it lively here Wetne~'y' IhufSday
aud Friday. The rush wcdncday. and 1t Is e't-
twenty three the afternoon Drought
between 500 1900 delegates.
Lunar bow parties in vogue from the hotels these
moonlight nights. Na7ari cannot be compared Win o'''r
places for Wild and msJc-tic scehcly The VIE" IRON
Luna Island these nights must be eApfiehceu u
slprecat4 the beauty Of the
New.YOrkers here tals week include the iohoNine'
Hotel Ksotenb1ch-C. b Barker. NJ Lowentic' ana Wic
Herman Eidner a. T. Thompson and wife l. L. Scheules
and wife. Charles Lindner, j.. a. schwarlen@ch' '" v
de- Carmona j. l.. Landmaa and wife, W T. Pniuy' MIS-
r. Henry. Miss L. Ed>on from BrOoayn william Oar
Dor William t.. Thompson, Leo Nelson and WIFE, e. X.
Cook and daughter.
international Hotel-Rev 6. Mcauth and WIFE Mrs.
r. b. Hotchkiss Mrs. J. p. Walton. Mrs H. NJ Giliett
W IL. Wiley and wife. {. +. Brooch and wife, r. NJ
Briggs. George W. Rudkn. Mrs. H. NJ Condit. MIS- L.
J. Tbbs. a. J. Hinscomb and wife, j. H. Cohen, 1. .
Dryer. Harry ". McCord
Prospect House-H. J. T. Chcrm and wife F. Noble.
II. Ware Gcetein wife, James Lee and wife. l.. &.
Rowling and wife Henry Robert and 'ist'r H. Michael
aud wife. ". Cogney. L. r. EeddcL, Alfr'd T. Pearsal.
Charles Francis Hart Jonas Ern whitney. Ralph MuSe.
Il. WuTtcnherg. MR., Il. H. Webb; from BiOoklYn w T.
O'Ncill Frank NJ Brady.
Ca,arsct House-wilam ]. Usher and wife. Frank
Uaverfy and wife, g. VI. Inyerty, u. T. HuasOn NJ H.
Whiting. Thomas J. Hammll. Edward o. Wel'h william
Hansine. Wifrte Archibald. c. V. Barton, Louis CAS-
in and wife.
Clifton Housc-Mrs l.. A Smith. Miss V. Y. Birolou.
Mr. u. II. Hatch r. ID. Hatch. H0stead Dana ana vile.
Colonel Coz. q. W. Dumbcn. D. D. Master H. Dunn
bell j. L. Wager, wife aud maid Edward Beckett, ~
Edlidgo and wife, Charles W. spooncr and W. H. Men
nagh.
On Sunday party Of newspaper men arrived here In
the special Pullman Edinburgh. by Invitation Oh Inc
Reading Railroad. Tho party included w Coyney
Charles F Hart Ebert T. Rddlck. Ralph Mccker. Jonas
f. Whtay and Alfrd T. Pcsr-Ill. They were driven 70
the points OF interest aud thoroughly enjoyed them
selyp
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EIGHT SHIPLOIDS OF PASSENG ELS.
DEPARTURES FROM THIS PORT FOR vANoU7
EUROPEAN PLACES.

DEPARTURES FROM THIS PORT FOR "AiuoCS
EUROPEAN PLACES.
Eight Transatlantic passenger steamers sailed rom
this port yesterday with large Passenger lists. froo
ably 1000 people In a, sailed on them. Among lhose
sailing on the french steamship La BurSognc FOR aVfe
were Mr.. and Mrs. John II. V. Arnold Coioh'i D.
IL. Benton James f.. Brce Alexander Doir'h"AS'
Russian Commissioner TO the Worlds FAR captain
Frederick Delmar. George II. Ely. The Rev. /. ~
Frehm Ms. ID. A. de Lima. Professor A. H. Mchei'oi'
the Rev. DR.. Wells Count /. locqIGrt dc iur'o''
DR.. F. II. jenkins Wager Swayne, IT,, WOOD ~
toudon and the Rev. l.. Cameron
The Cunad steamer se:yia for Liverpool ii'u
among her passengers Judge George {. Barrett DE-
f. IL. BARLEY DR.. H. b. BayliS. the Rev. +. Cud'ihs'
g. W. Downing Dr.. and Mrs ". II. Fuller MI
and Mrs J. L. Fitzgerald, Mr. and MS. he'''
r. H. II.wetsOn. p. c. Klm,all. the Eev. H. h'''
Dr. and Mr., +. u. Macfarlane. \. Livingston Norta"'
Dr. Il. Howard Palmer. Dr. and Mrs Frank hhs'
DR.. F. f. seymour. Captain f. Iowr'nelu' '"'
and Mrs Gilbert A. Wright and J. T. Waller
The Arizona OF the Gulon Lane, had tpEOhs he'
pasecnger. the Rev and Mrs. W. c. Biting, the Kew
Thomas J. Gatrney thu Rev. J. B. Leyoourn. the he''
rbomas McGrady the Rev. Floyd W. IohPhins'
T. J. W. Robertson the Rev. Dr. II. Is. hiogc""?'
Professor l.. d. Lodge, General W. t. "o'p' H. Ne
Garner and the Rev. DR.. II. Wheatley. Aho"s Wv
passengers sailing the Red star ''ram9Np
pennlend for Antwerp, were r. H. Ao"'"' "
Darling,
fuc,ue Lament de villeroy the Rev. Karl D. tcher.'
Io,p Harding and Guy de Ia Ccli'
The N.thcrand- American steamship Srnarrdah' iUi
Rotterdam, had among her passengers bl'hop w. W
Whitaker. OF Pennsylvania; DIR. William Jnrvlt' wv
Rev F. L. Sucky, General o. b. WILCOX IT. "'"'.
" MILLER. H. b. C)lins. Lieutenant H. W. h"'r'7o''
Of the Navy: the Rev. Dr. J. y. blanchard anu NV
r,,,a. - Anderson. Among the passengers
sailing ON the North German Lloyd steamship hi'
wcr, the Count Barrlnca. Mr.. ana MIS- r'""'a
salisbury Dana. Henderson Elliott, the Huhe an'
Duchess del Monte Margano Professor ana 'i'',
F. W. Hilgard Captain Edward 3 "ns",. "f, az" -,
,n,no pohor Pitcairn IT., and ". ID. Dv>.
Anon those on board the steamer Rhaeua' lot
Hamburg, were Eugene Campbell, DR.. , ana Mss'
Paul Kreyer. william Elliott and william hennc's messy
The Ethiopia for GLASGOW had anon" .r hf jr II.
-cars Colonel j. c. Bailey. Of the >rhS n ~ ionnbar
Johnson George ". Denver, Judgr ' .I L. "'
Ihe Rev. Percy Gordon and W. ,. Ahch'
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CHIPPING And BoarrxG on cAxlxDAIGUA 1AKE

CHIPPING IND BOATING on C4NlND1GCi LAKE
Canandaigua July (specar-Thc Fourth OF July
a hitting Natural science Camp which
opened Tlchnor's Point Tuesday remain for
the next month. The campers brought with them the
noise and confusion attendant upon tho
transportation Of seventy lively boys but tho
military discipline the camp established
upon reaching IT, and regular hours OF drill study and
recreation the order Of thu day The CAMP II. A.
usua under OF Professor Ary, OF Rochester
who retains seasons corp OF TEACHERS Al
ditional accommodations have been maze Ioi inc eNPcd
increase Ia numbers.
The travel lake las beer large This week. and
he boats wer well latroniled Oh The Ioufu' Several
small excursion parties prominent Rochester Society
neople spcnt the day the Seneca Point Hotel The
noonIicht during the has been an added attraction
end evening rowing parties have been numerous
Among the Canandaig qua people who have gone to The
lake this week are f. II. IIainn and family VINO ar AT
Cooks Point f. G. Church and family, az Bh"hH "'"s
u- I Mex echine and family, at her couage' So"'''
Point and John Gillette and family, at Glen oo'e'
mo new brckyaid recently established In ms '''R
,oan o,..rnton, On Friday. All the latest ImWo''u
49, -. ,co..a,r for the work and IL is
oxnec,ed that this yard viii be busy place III y" '
Mr., Warren Houghton aud family OF 9'''os'' "'' ."
Canandaigua for q month &c., ,oo sre,dIne
Mis- olive Hart OF this village, VINO mas o'o"
. -, ,n .lo,id. il in CanandaPua for the summer
rro,c Miller Of Wamstown' Mass e"u 49,
Tw,chcll. OF Auburn. are spcndhs o"' WIN "
village r, y, Albany have been
visiting friends IN town. . ~ c,.r1o y, tbis
nosos.or / c. Norris and DR.. ~ i. Cark', Oh ",'s
,.,,.nc have been Albany hs week o'''''''9 '''
,oocf,np Of the State Board oil i"'e'"'' ,,,, have
NJ. w Torrcy and Miss IofFcN u "'oO"'''' ~
,,.d IN town TO remain fer the summer .,
.h.r ,n,cs and Mrs. Antes. OF this N'ge' ''' '"''
,veek for Salt Lakc city to rm"ih lor so'"' ,, -,
pI.hor coxc will administer the lite oil cohni"'" d"
9, ,ohn, Church this village next Thursday evening"
~ 'o'" 81 S,,ong of the Rochester Theological
, and family are 1t Cooks Point the lake sho'c'
for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
, rr1rrBS OF / STREET RuLwlY colfpIyT.

r rrorlen bridge Mrrrieanla and rorl'am. ihN
,,oir,s, and Wc,t Morrl>anla and hc North TARA
,vcnuc ana Fleetwood Park Railroad companies ""'''
consolidate, week ago under the name OF the mon
Railway Of New-York City. have elected the following
officers. President Edward H. Mah"r; Ncep:''l''i''
charles A. Stadlcr secretary and trraSnNr i'o"'"'
~ Olcott directors. Anthony W. hFFo!' "oo"'
,,,,,., Iohn G DE LIZ Verne. william shaw, John W.
uacTnnnro William Caui6we Edward y. Mahcr.
Ch,rIr. 4 ,todlcr and Thoma, ". Olccu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
vru Prrrs For THE COTTON ErcHiHGE.

several new bylaws Of the Cotton ENchanFr haV'
been adopted ty thu Board of Managers ana WI" "'"
20 to the members for ratification. '"e oi "'e L."
,,ws provldc, for one new member ot the Nar'hoh'e
1 nl,v,rv Committee and dc'ar' the secretary, VINO
l. r. uector In chof. from vot' on questions c"nhl'
,,ore ,hc committee This change i favored by lh'
committee Another am,Udmont permits member
"a fake friend on the floor Of The Exchange provided
the member remain, with him wfll' b" Is on ue roor
The amendments will De c0n''cF" ny Ulc "'''""'''
az the Exchange on July IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
A NEw-BEDFoRD LINES NEW PRESIDENT.

New Bedford, Mass, July 0 (special).-At meet
ing OF directors OF the Union street Railway Company
this ,on President Rowland, and Directors Grape
and Fierce resigned The designations We're accepted
NJ Rowland also resigned drecto. and James
Irvine OF New York elected president. and l.
NJ Walker OF Connecticut. was chosen director;
the rest OF the vacances left untitled until the
next meeting. The syndicate has all but 40 OF the
shares and wishing obtain them has extended the
time Of purchase 100 per share until the last OF
July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
prcuuoSn TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.

TIL. subcommittee Of three OF Riohn )nd terminal
securitv holders OF which George +. stone Is chaif'
man, is not likely 10 accomplish mnch "orN y" u'c
.,oo, q, r.orr,nization until late this week. Tie
spcvcr 4 Co. plan Of reorganization OF the oehtf;"
Railroad Company Of Georgia has not yet beeu put III
shape. IL IS said however, that Charles g. farchiu
president Of the New-York Security and Trust com
pauy, and Captain William e. Raou formerly pfcS'
dent Of the Georgia Central have agreed TO cooper
ATE with Spever & Co. and will be made members VI
the reOrganlzatlOn committee.
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mIttee decided TO postpone the meeting until nexS
c1,Rtrs STEWART paRyELrys SECURITIES.

Mrs Della rarnell. the mother OF Charles stewart
Pamcll the dead Irish leader yesterday applied -
surrogate Ransom for letters Of administration her
sons estate She says that her left real estate
in this country, but that he did leave securities worth
about $1,000. II Is these securities Of which she
wishes TO gain possession. There Is inkling 10
the petition If what these securities are. She he's
already secured letters Of administration his estate
IN England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
va urrTfyG Or THE ErECTTIvE COMMITTEE.

The meeting OF the Executive Committee OF tie
Republican state Committee was not he!d Y'Su''uN'
=, vro. expcctcd william Brooklich. the chairman
=, tho ;,ate Committee John :. Kenyon. the secre-
,,ry John H. Camp John r. Pa khurst and Congress
man Wadsworth. all OF whom are members OF 'he
Executive Committee. did not get away from ,yr''nse
vvhere they were met TO consider the ironble III the
yyVlIth Congress District in time TO attend meenhg
yes,e-dav Chairman Haclett. OF the Executive Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
cropcr H0PcRCrTS INJrRIES.

Tnlman Hubert, driver Of the broolway car wA'ch
knocked down Gcorg. IIopcroft. secretary % >np''h-
tond,nt Hyrncs on Friday night. was nrraignci III
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. Jusu'e
Whit, held him to await the result oil Nr. hop'rol
,niuncs Bail was furnished by George ". Home, Ok
No. 4el West Forty fourth-,t. Four OF Mr.. hopcFo'
,o,s v,erc amputatcd al the New-Yorl Hospital yes
terday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
WILL 1T LEAVE THE GRAND CENTRAL?
THE NEw-H,vEN ROAD SAID TO DE ABOUT TO
BUILD \ TERMINAL STATION IN HARLEM
-DFNIAI.S IN THIS CITY.

THE NEwHtvEN ROAD SAID TO DE- ABOUT TO
BUILD \ TERMINAL STATION IN HARLEM
-DENIAI4s IN THIS CITY.
New-Haven, Conn., July 9.-An afternoon paper has
the following: The Ncw-Y York, Newliaven and Hart
ford Railroad have decided 10 abandon their present
terminal station in NewYork, the Grand Central. and
purpose building handsome new station at Harlem
as soon as the Contracting Of the road between this
city and Ncw-lork IS completed. President Clark, be-
fore starting for Europe last week. ordered That the
work the remaining sections be pushed on 10 com
plctiOn This work will be finished in about year.
when the terminal station will De built The
passengers will then transported from Harlem via
the Second Avenue Elevated. There many reasons
why the consolidated road should have station Of its
own. AT present il must pay TO The NewYor Central
and Hudson River road tax each passenger trans
ported through the tunnel TO the Grand Central,
and, besides, the large number OF trains the road Is
long and tresoms delays before the tunnel can bc
entered with safety. The station Will be near
the roads new freight depot and offices, whlch nave
Just been completed
Confirmation Of the foregoing announcement could
not be obtained here. Chauncey VI. Depcw who Is
director in the NewYork, New-laven and Hartford
Railroad, said that there truth in the report
lie said that the company could not be elected from
the Grand Central Station II the New-York Central
desired IT, owing to the contract with the NewfOrk
and Harlem, the company owning the station. No
desire existed ON the part of the New York Central TO
effect the change and the New Haven did not desire H.
Mr.. Depew said that he knew Of changes In the
Ilavens plans for handling its passengers at New
York that would give rise TO the tcle2raphed story
superintendent SchoHcld. of the New Haven. said
that he was sure there was no truth IN the story: Me NE
added emphatically lOu may be certain that we
viii stay In the Grand Central station long any
trains are run In here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

earnestly declared never practsed Delsarte never
rode bicycle never wanted 10 vote, never aesre ~
10 be man. and In short have taken good care o!
myself Why shouldn't / be able TO cross s'fee,
alone - -, .. ..udo-,o,o
The young with the pink tie did not un i r
TO saw lie felt relieved when the girl WIN Tue IVVSc
waist disappeared around the corner.
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GRiTy OF CORY ~ The WINDPIPE.
independence CMoJ Dispatch to The St Louis Globe

Democrat.
very particular operation was performed , MIR
yesterday by Dr. kTg. OF The Missouri iWs no nan, -,
way force Of surgeon, assisted by Dr I"lb'', VI
this city. The patient chi!i OF SIX NeaS' WIZ
few days ago swallowed few gl'lhs VI I hncbinI
tubes were cut Open 10y the surgeons. ana thc u.
was not at first located and II was ,houGne a H.
death would result but this morning the a't,nuils
physicians made another attempt nnd inc ,rou pn
ZONE grim Of corn was found and rcnovru. In,
child Is son OF Frank Foster. OF Bates City, anu
viii recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
A NEW MANAGER FOR yIBL0's GlRDEy.

Papers signed yesterday and arrangements
fully completed with the heirs Of the stewart estate By
which Alexander Comstock for number Of years
connected with Gilmore a. Tompkins. becomes the
lessee OF Niblos Garden Theatre for long term. Mr..
Comstock intends TO open Nblos about the middle o.
August lie will make II a combination house. Tho
prices viii be from rs cents to II. This summer the
house will DO entirely renovated.