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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

Go IS the literary and musical recital
At De Piles Church. Friday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08
NOTICE-NEWS AGENTS.

The REGISTER OF Wednesday
morning, November 9Th, vii con-
tain latest reliable Election Re-
ports.
News Agents wishing extra cop
les will please send in their orders
for that and succeeding days with
out de ay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

=. Hs' Fine Footwear. The latest
sstIes In Ladies' Fine Shoes In a
aiding stjles, sizes and widths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

Our Store Boat, THE CYCLONE" is nov
ready for business Look out for greater bar
gains than ever. Will remain few days only
at the principal landings along the RIVER.
se6sAdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

Mackie's "Grlmes' Cellar Door" is a
great success. Funny? Well, should
say so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

BURDocK BLOOD BTTTERs taken after
,.ting will relieve any feeling OF weight
over fitness Of the stomach.
~Where. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08
fos
ID satisfs LOn II the
~ IN L. 49,

ID satisf, ion II the
80. Tonight will be the
-Ance of 1.-THE Postmaster"
slon returns will be read from
Ege as fast as they come in, and
IS sufficient TO crowd the Grand to
j doors. No one should fail to be on
.Aand. Secure your seats to-day or you
will be unable to find good one when
the doors open. Seats at Genther's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

Branch Stores-Steubenville. o.; BsllsIrs, o.;
New HArtin'sville. w. Va, and Parksrsburg.
VIVA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

MIRA. NJ. Schaenberger. Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: ''Ws have used DR..
Thon as Electric OIL in family II
Coughs, Colds, CrOu and aumatN
II cures every time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

DEI0cRATs, thu
= = :
The Washington bee., 1892-01-23
Other Recent Deaths,


Chief Justice Ruger, of the New York
court of appeals, at his home in syria.
cuse, N. Y.
DR.. Henry Ingerson Bowditch, profes.
sor Of medicine at Harvard from 1859 to
1857, chairman of the State board OF
health 1860 to 1879. surgeon of enroll.
ment during the civil war, and president
Of the American Medical Association in
1877.
Frank S Flint, the famous ball player.
Since last October he has been confined
70 his room in Chicago with consump.
ton. Flint was known from the Allan.
tic to the Pacific as the greatest catcher
that ever took his position behind the
bat
General Robert Ransom, at his home in
INewberne, N. c. He was a graduate OF
hWest Point and served in the United
states army until North Carolina joined
the Confederacy, when he sided with his
State.
Charles Augustus Aiken, Stuart pro-
lessor Of the relations of philosophy and
science to the Christian religion, and Of
Oriental and Old Testament literature, In
Princeton College.
Hon. Robert ]. Chester, the Oldest Ma.
son in the world, died at Jackson, Tenn.
aged 80 years. Mr.. Chester served on the
staff Of Andrew Jackson, his kinsman, at
the battle of New Orleans.
George S. knight, the actor, died at
the home of his mother in Philadelphia.
He had been i'll over four years with pa,
FalySis.
The Washington bee., 1892-01-23
TAKE NOTICE

The patrons OF the BEE m us
pay fer all advertisements, in the
way OF notices, deaths, marriages,
&c. No matter of a personal
nature will be inserted unless it is
pa 70.
The Washington bee., 1892-01-23
PRICE Of LOTS ONLY 500.

TERMS OF PURCHASE: Five dol
lars cash and two dollars per
month, with 20 interest. Halt
cash, 10 per cent discount; all cash
20 per cent discount.
Money will be advanced to par
ties desiring to build.
Those who apply first, will have
the first choice of lots.
Ii a husband purchaser dies,
before his purchase is completed,
deed in fee will be given to his
widow, if the property has been
improved, or if not. the amount
already paid will be returned her
The above presents an opportu-
nifty never before offered the Col
ored people of the city of Wash
lngton to secure a valuable lot,
either as an investment or for q
home on monthly payments, and
at the same time, entitled them
to vote and a voice In the Gov
ernmept of the country.
Already many have made their
homes in the "City of Bowie
and lots purchased on the above
terms should double in value with
in the next six months
For further information apply to-
W. CALVIN CHASE, Agent,
1109 ] St., q. W
or CAMPBELL CA RRINGTON
Owner, sos d St., n. W..
Washington, D, @
The Washington bee., 1892-01-23
Fifty Cents Per Week.
$5CASH

Will buy you home IN tne
CITY OF BOWIE
so CTS. PER WEEK.
The first opportunity offered
eolored people to secure Homes
On Weekly payments of so cents
a week or Two Dollars per month.
1000 LOTS FIR SALE.
In the city of Bowie, State OF
Maryland. Only 20 minutes ride
from Washington. Double track
% trains stop daily. Fare to and
rom Washington, only Six cents
by Communication ticket. The juno
ton of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac and Pope Greek Railroad.
Telegraph and Express Offices.
TIE best depot on the Baltimore
and Pot &c railroad. Stores.
churches am hools already built,
The most beautiful spot in the
State of Maryland. Title to prop
erty perfect. No Taxes, and pur-
chasers of lots will receive their
deeds, with certificate of title
Gree"
The Washington bee., 1892-01-23
CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK
OF WASHINGTON, D. @.
804 T st. n w.

OVR ~ IL W.
Receives deposits, loans money
transacts general banking busi
ness. Location central and con
Vepient. F street cars and herdie
run In front of our door-9th q {
cars run a few rods east of on
bulldl. g, 7th street and 18th ats
cars only two block away.
DIR. G. b. Purvis, L. G. Bailey
OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT, Jno. r. Lynch
vlce-Pres., Joseph W. Cole
Cashier, Douglass b. McCary
treasurer, L. c. Bailey
Secretary, He, Baker.
DIRECTORS.
Jno. R. Lynch, Lie. Bailey
Joseph W. Cole, w. McKinlay'
John A. Pierre, j. A. Lewis
W. E. Matthews, J.R. Wilder
W. s. Montgomery,
" I; PradIord, James Storum,
w. .. Lotion, j. A. johnson,
"a W. Isncll, II. E. Baker.
The Washington bee., 1892-01-23

The American Association of Inventors
and Manufacturers will hold their second
annual meeting January 10 in the city Of
Washington. All inventors and manu-
facturers are invited to attend and join
the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
TO UORK N THE BLACK BELT'

EDUCATORS WHO WILL FNpEWcR TO htLP
ALABAMA'S COLOREp PEOPLE
The work Of Industrial training carried on among
the Indian and c0CId 81 Hampton Institute J. 10
he cyif1ded to he Black Belt" Two teachers. M'N''
Charlotte r. Thorn and Mabel W. Dillingham;. WI"
wel., connected for several years Win the H"mp"n
Institute Hampton. Va viii next fall open N'hoi
for coIored Children at Calhoun. LUwndcs County, Ma
bama The work has the approval of General > =
Armstrong Of the Hampton Institute. and Professor
b. r. Washington principal OF Tn-Ecgcc Normal school,
Tuskegce Aa will aid In founding the new Institution
The Eastern trustees Of the Calhoun school arc John
Bigelog Of this city, and Colonel Thomas Wentworth
ulgglnson of Massachusetts,. Miss Dillingham; was III
this city yesterday.
~The weights that are dragging upon the heels Of
southern progress said Miss Dillingham; in speaking OF
the new project the Ignorance and poverty OF the
colorcd race The Black Felt, in the centre Of when
we shall apir our work +, large tract Of territory In
southern Alabama inhabited largely br Afro Amcrican-
In Lowndes County the proportion Of coOred to Whe
persons i, seven to The colorcd pcopc I'VE en-
tlrey apart from the rest Of tie population They
are almost in state OF African bnlDhrlsh'
We propose 10 start an industrial school in the very
heart OF this land OF poverty and ignorance on
October |. 1892 we shall open day school for in
dnstral training which will be in session eight months
ont Of the year. There will De lessons in cooking
and housekeeping for the girls and the boys VIII De
taught trades and farming We St arc tS l" ~ ~
the colo.cd children rudmcntary education. We
have not received much aid from the south beyond
TIE generous gift OF twenty acres Of land nom wen
known business man. but we are tnlnhIll 10 hr
permitted to establish school Ihcre VIII bf
Several Teachers besides Miss Thorn and nyS' We
shall have "A small model farm whore we shll ielcI
tbe thrifty methods Of the Northern states WIN the
od Of a icw thousand dollars winch vs." may RAJ, III
the North expect - begin active Wofh at 'dlho"'
next flll." 49,. ,,..,,,
There will be u meeting IN the interest OF I'e iianp
ION (NaD Institute I'm this Brick C'urh NunHN cNchir
FEBRUARY 81 at o'clock The Rev. Dr.. HrHV va
Dyke ID. II. Greer. T.. II. MOnsCn and Others VII
/ Indian Students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
FINE F.syrB GoonS ~ pRoFr>IOX.

4 line Of Easter goods IS offered at y. ~ Nah''hr
& Co.'S store. No 81 Broadway, which shoppers VIII
d. we'll IN call and examine one Of the chief attra"
tons is large stock Of Easter eggs Of all shapes ana
size. ranging from the smallest species 10 the ostrich
egg Among the varieties presented are the lacqu'Iri
avata salsunla. taizan aud kOta These are pMnHH
In artistic flower designs, and about them are licd
ribbons OF various shades. presenting pleasing cncci
These eggs are hollow ard suitable 70 contain cliiHY
or other articles. The company has force of grs At
work trimming with ribbons and bunting dainty baskets
intended TO initiate birds nests each 10 contain mum
Der OF eggs The prize for thcse eggs varies from III
cents 10 30 according 10 size and decoration.
There /, also stock Of rugs. vases and jugs oi
fancifnl and artistic design adapted for various orli
mentatlons 4 fine line Of German favor. porcelain
boxes baskets and novelties T. to be seen here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

and steel schedule II should have begun at Va Inc
with the fundamental raw materials. II =" uo and ,
nroroeed The removal Of The duty on IRON OF 60 81
correspondlne reduction OF the dntY Oh rl- ~ i.re
then If could have proposed wit iai'n,~' h. ,o If,
IN all interests a reduction Of many u TIE GU ~
the manufactured products. measuring me .diii,,.
the reduction In each by the peculiar ~" i
which iuaujry migt reveal. 4 bIShfh I" w.. -,
dustrv I'm which competition ha, been ~ A. ~,
would fairly invite larger redn ton man CUM ,,.
e made In m o. branch whcr- CpWpiu ID. i. ~.
yuilnd Knit there Is neither justice nor c"nh" ms
In abruptly cutting of the duty o. '""'i' ,a.r
n~cfuct and in r,taining the taN's Ep'N ~.
mat.rjoIs which the maker OF this product must vs.
We have not been ready g believe ihat tIr Corr
mit.ec would put forward Su'h bills a. N ~ -
sart The tariT policy OF the majority part, ~
House. We nave hoped and even eHpect,d tnaI :"
Study OF tariff legislation 10y th0'e ihti,DciI -
neetcd 10 he strengthened would prevent an luu10"
ian such folly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
yu, p,u.yyp 100 MiyY WATCHES.

Mr., Elizabeth Iavkc~. Thirty ttree years o. III
~ III Icnwicl. st. was taken 10 jefferson Market
alice court Yesterday. CHARGED with the mr'eny 81 l
cold watch and u pair of diamond earring, from
william f. Nccls CO.. Iewcller, n Ne. Murray A.
Mech. a Co. do a large IA. talmcnt business and siN
month, ago engaged Mrs lIawles n an agent ana
c,nv,.-cr Previous to- her engagement WITH Mecha
Co MR., Hawke va, insurance agent ana the
firm had confidence In her hone t. dnt Detective
TyonIloc cal ed ON Mr. MccbS few days ago ana
iolI HIM that MI, Hawkes. WAS iobtnE MN Mr.
,,c. "A, agent and cauVl-~ci. had secured from the
firm, ; 900 I'm witches and jcNclry. which he sai
,hc had disposed of the nstamcnt plnn. Her list
o customer, Wa, ioOked over, Ind IL was found that Il
number of the names were fctition-. Among them
MA, that of Nj. Aaiia HAWKE. al No. los East one
huuIr,rtl 4 VEb Wa rtplc cnitl "a, buN'r oi a gold
watch and pair Of earrings. Detective Evaaipc iii,
covered Ina. no such person Il, Maria iia"kcS cN
i,t,d and that iLg watch and earring, had been
pledged in a pIwr,hOp.
I'm Mrs II,vilos's name were found ninety i've pawn
ticket, for watches ard jewelry. II the number
~ cold watches that Mrs. Hawkes. p rnI's that in
durcd the detective to follow hen
Mr., Hawkes. pleaded not gully ana was held IN
5000 bail for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
nIrs OLE LEGAL NEWS.

The ca-c Of Ada Thorpe Lotus. "hp' w h' MINI
declared rad been confined in the EI'"mlh- guar ~
um when she wa not insane, was argued bci"" '"''
t,g., h,u, m fine supreme Court. Chambers. N'''cr
day Wilson Il. Powell appeared FOR ire asylum ana u"
declared that there wa, not the slightest DOUBT ''""'
the insanity II Mr.. Lpfu-, and that she h'u o-o''
committed on the ccrtid ate of Dr. tlch anu "''''
uny.ican, who had her at bellevue h''P''''
She had been committed the petition OF her '"'h
law. r. v Ma.tcu Justice meral"h al" "''' ."
r,d received severed letters from Mrs L"i'"' ana II
,,,,ud rr1utc strong proof that Sic was san" before
lao ,cud order her r. lease when the asylum authorities
e.ld that she wa, insane. An adjournment oil Week
taken. .
p.,,,t q Uu-hucn has brought u' I'm the United
s,.,c, Cr,ult Cont against the Park Erother com
p,ry limited mauuft iurcc- 81 steel, Of 80. 'h ST.
l a r.r,cuta.c II ,hc profit Of the corporation Inc
,,un,u,aut ali,g-- that hc was employed hy the De
PENDANT ln I--i. 10 salary II @-oop year anu >
r,. cent e the u"f prDht- 81 the ,1I ~ -,
al i,.r,I JOB i---. ilc dcclIr'r that thrrc pr"h'S
n.o,t.d Ia .toi0OO a ycIt. md nat De- ia' letc,
received h., -.Irc 81 a. POI. '"l-" h"'"hO' "''"''
..la.l o., tl- o. LII Of p"'N' ulh'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Trains Oh the second ave. elevated railroad do not
run between midnight ami . "A. m, AID the stations
oloug the road are de serted in the interval. one of
tho employees was Killed the road between the two
stations witch stand opposite side, VI the tracks AT
one hund ed and clevenhst late ON Tuesday night Or
early Yesterday morning h, d'nth was not discovered
until : a. m Yesterday. Al that hour ID. Baum. the
ticket agent and Thomas Dlttmer. the ticket chopper.
who were on duty the -ta'ou the west side OF Tho
Track, At one hundred decycuth -. Yesterday, went
the to prepare for business II iii, too early for
the n,t down train. and they walked out on the station
platform together They were startled by the discovery
Of a man, body lying close To the down track. The
u,n'. bcnd WI, crushed In on the right side and was
ooyor.d with blood. The body dressed I'm the uni
t,rm of the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
The body wa, frozen sun. Evidently the man had
boeu kllicd hours before. Baum recognized the body
q, that Of Joseph G"ntncr, who had relieved HIM In tho
ticket Office in the station at p. m. Tue 'day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
currr cALfNnAE FOR ropAY.

,........ t,i.ft- ,,ru,ul Term. l,c. 81, continued
SNp. ..' o c.,aI,'r.-- l,lof. Iu,l,lau. J.Monon
,,,'.a nt ID o'.Ioc,. .,
"a ,,,rf -~f.... al uu-rll. I-Ad.0ufn'd uhtl
.,.,-' - ~
sup. '.' No, Isl SO. Al. ~, IDOL iJ 20 81 I,
l..i l.DG lc6-. l.'-. l-'' i-.O ~ '-'''
-'lt Co4.i-Pau III D.. .ol. BeA la .S,'' ~
,-r, iil. iO,- $50 Boz. 57'2 I''-' "'''' -''''
$50 "pt. .uJ. lotl. ~ ,..i,.. ,.,... d,
t..l.t ,oYU-r4I. I-Eioie An'''"'' J'-''''' "
T.. ..i., fon Pot ia ...o. .. ,,
Ga .IIt '.u.t-l' = II i'''''' 4'''N'
he -cut foui Pc ia o.. r,. t,,..t. ! t,-,. 20 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
COST or IMpnorING coLIrGr PLAcr

The report of the special Commission appointed ~
the supreme Court In February. 1880 To esumii" ~
assessments and damage, relating Ia the widening an
extension of College Place. filed yesterday IN IN
Department of Pubic Works, signed by Commissioners
Eugene l.. Bushc. Thomas y. Hayes and James W.
Janeway. 1t fills two Large volumes and viii rina'.
for thirty day, open the inspection II the puo""
AT the end oi this time property owners VIII INV.
days to object 10 the amounts iNed In the way "
damages ana assessments. IN o about Npril IL 'no
supreme Court will be asked to approve the rpo'N
Under the plan of opening and widening 'o"e,,
Place one third of the cost q. the Improvements w"
be borne by the city and two thirds by the WopeiS
h0ldc,s. The ZEAL estate assumed to be sheh'e"
injured by the Improvement l. within an area pouh"eN
by Cnnals,. the north aud broadway on The s'N'-
The thoroughiare viii be from eighty 10 ninety Eo'
wide. between Chambers and Dey SIS.
The total award, of damages TO property o"llers ="
81 ,53 .5o7. about half what it estimated l" 10
when the project WAS started The city al hifse VIZ,
pay about $3l05l0. Among tie awards are r'''''"
to the Trinity Church corporation siOl Ooo 70 LIN, wv
Protestant Episcopal Church society, III 'oi~ee '"
and Warrcn-st; $iO..Ili Is Ia the U''ecs -,
Columbia College, SOL .614 10 Christ protestant np
copal Church and S30.15o Oh to the French e''s -
ST, Esprit,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
MURDER DISTURBED IHEiR SLEEF.
1HrRL VA CRASH, GUT TIE OTHER TENANTS
DIDN'T INVESTIGATE.

DIDN'T l\NE~ llth IL
Sound, Of fight IA" second tory lannlnS oi inc
tenement house No. 80 Fast pac huadred'h'st' oS'
+,rl,d hc locp Of some 81 The occupants Of TIE house
Iato M ruc. lay night NJ lenrth thcrc was crash.
o., II somebody had fallen DOM .taif, Then thric
wa. ci.iD, Nliody ct out n bed to inquire t'
cou,e II tic ii .tnr,muce. with ,-hi OF Iri'l inc
neopc who had been awakened by the noise a-ah lcil
aslcep
ono room ON the second floor had been occupied
several months by John and Michael Eca'd''' u.''
smiths. who were rot relatives although they h"th
came :, mi, city from Cotk John VIZ thirty I'VE
wears old and unmarried Michael WA wid""'r lhcN
~ along torrthcr well enough except wien t'N WEI"
drunk thc uechbor- aid. Liquor made them ugly ana
set them 20 quai1cne ANA thcn
William Iv9rv. a walking delegate of the Electric
Linomcn', Jnon attended II meeting OF the union on
Tnest!ay night and was going TO h, HON" In the
tenement house at : q. m ycteay when he stumbled
over iho BODY Of John Rcnrou al the bottom ~ IN"
first hg!t of stairs. lie went out and called JOB fp'c
man Woodbridge. Of the East L. -hty eiehth-t quad
Tho Officer Az that Eenrion', head was bloody from
n at in the scalp. Renrdon was ns'nNihi'. hut
seemed 10 have some ne In rs body Woodbridge
sent for al amluancc and then went TO the room Vh'T
near,.or hnd lived \ pitcher and eln,-e which
-mcllel II beer were chair In tho room. and ~
the bed wa> Michael Re,f'ion apparently asleep Tie
policeman sloo him and asked why he had been hgit
ing witA h, roommate
Ddlr lave r0 crap" the sulIrn reply.
"Thr otllc- fellow s.iy> You ddnt give him show.
lie .ay, he lch yOi.
Let him Try it
"Wh.. d.a lou ht hin with -
"Orly with P'ce of board
"Wl,re i- It
Tho uDcAbor, burned II up long aro'
There Wa- D.ord 900 Michael Hc..lcls .hlrt and on
hi hands. ln the bed with hm wI- b.ok'n aA'-
hanclr with blood on it, A. amluaucs surgeon
came 10 the hVu,c hooked at the body II John ,ctfdol
m the hallway and said u. had been dead pr
hour mol". TIE b dy va, carried q o." poll e.
station. Michael Wa~ taken O. The slme plac' ard
Iuch"l up.
Ec.iripu rig-Acd b.lrr. tor'n 'r Mc--cun"r.
who rcuaudrd rim 9 g." Tomb without Dali t. await
the Tc-ut - The inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
AMERICAN MINING ENGINEERS.

Baltimore, Feb Il (SpcciaD.-Thrce sessions OF 'he
American Institute Of Mining Engineers were held 10
day. The bill recently introduced IN congress ior 'he
CREATION Of a new Cabinet officer TO be known AS Inc
secretsry of Mines and Mining twas discussed The
majority OF The members OF the institute are Opposed 10
the proposed Office the ground thai the mining IN
forests of the country WOd not be benefited by IT,
Interesting papers read by H. NJ Howe BOSTON ;
H. H. C. Mite Chapel IIill, " c.; W. H. Holman
Rrcwstcr y. V. +. ". Gordon, Philadelphia; Daniel
poker sharron's Point Nd Walter u. NJ Davidson
Sew- York: George II. Elridge Washington' Thomas
n Chatard Washington ~. Il. Phillips, Grand Rivers,
Ky: John stewart, Ottawa, Canada; W. p. Eiakc
New Haven: W II. MOTIFS PolsloWn, Penn; spencer
Miller New York. and Jancs Gaylcy iiidoocK Fehl'
Mr. Nitzo I'm hi, paper The Magnetic Iron Ores
of Ashe County. y c." sid that the territory
embraced about $50 square miles. These ore deposits"
,vouh he accessible 10 a railway built up The Moth
York Of the New River. reference 20 the copper
mines of Michigan Introduced discussion as to the
mining OF the metal I'm that state by prehistoric mn'
instances we're cited OF the finding OF relics. sch as
stone hammers and picks, which showed clearly that
such work had been carried ON. IL was Stated tlat
many fucts indicated that these pioneers Michigan
miners worked In the neiGhbOrhOod OF the Great
lakes until september, then they moVeo 10 Norm
carolina and there spent the winter months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
GATHERING IN SURFACE RoADS
TIRE DEAL FOR TEE NINTH AVENUE CoNPNNi
NOT YET COMPLETED.

TIRE DEAL FOR TEE NINTH AVENUE Co'rNNi
NOT YET COMPLETED
Tho Metrop,utan Traction Company has not yet
added the Ninth Avenue (surace) Railroad 10 H. ""cr
ocgustions but negotiations 10 that chd nave NV"
going on for time. and Satisfactory 'l''e VI wv
deal it is expected, VIII be reached IN ie" u"S =
The line will not be purchased outright Dul VIII "o
leased for 900 years. The demands % INC proper"
owners along Columbus-avc it Is said, VIII be r''''
nized by the new management. cable ~, ~. c''
of the road say will doubt be built along Coupa
ave. g. ,
With the Ninthave road added 10 the lines Oh
the Metropolitan Company The big concern nc'oncS
vertible surface railroad octopus. villa" -
whitney who speaks for Daniel :. Lamont, the gen.
eral manager OF the Metropolitan IIacuoh Company III
Mr. Lamonts absence, said yesterday
IN takes time 10 secure control OF ROAD an" '"c
uecotiaons toward the purchase If o." Ninth Avenue
limo have not vet been completed The RESIDENTS Vi
Washington Heights and the West side have "''
complaining about the poor facilities isF r'"'hhs wv
centre of the city quickly. We cjnid hOh sec ga" way
clear 10 DO this with present lines anu pAl''-''
md m offer was made TO tho Ninth Avenue 'on'P"'
That offer IS now being considered. We have "6F'o'
TO guarantee a certain per cent. on ts STOCK 4" '"'
company 10 be leased. and the Stochhoid'rN ''"""'
offer any objections The question Of motive power
cannot be considered yet because We sh"h nav ~
obtain the consent OF all the property oWhcfN al io"S
the line If we conclude 10 put in cable ana Hl'o ~
the consent OF the Legislature. Bat 90 not '''l
there will be any trouble in that dircc'oh IL ."'
resident, # tie West side most dosirou' OF better
transportation facilities
If the Metropolitan Company puts in caDic ~
Ninthavc il will connect with the broadway "'"'
line at Thirty-third-st and Broadway. The enHh''
which will operate the cable from ImrN-imiu IT.,
down &c Bowling Green will run the car nj Il Npeed
OF six miles an hour but the speed Of the cable iI VT
uptown. especially above fi!llc'l-s'' WI" 'o "'"'
eleven 10 twelve miles an hour
.Does the Metropolitan Company intend TO try I"
secure the Third ave road and other lines y Nf'
Whitney asked. ,, - gors #,
well we haven't vet made ANYBODY any oh TI, ~
that direction" WnS the evaslve reply. nc 'N''"
ave lluc Is enough to take care oil nj one llUc' ,,.
The Ninth Avenue Company operates oaN'y'' ~. ~,
az track Henry Hart ard the Other chceiS OF VIC
Third Avcpuc Company denied Yesterday that i!I.4r
lines were 10 be swallowed MP by the MciIoI"' XIX
~ vas altogether TOO big concern, they SAID 10 JON
hands with any other corporation