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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

Ieved to cover fully one-half the loss. The heavi-
est losers are William 5. Campbell & Co. and
Nevius & Haviland. the two large firms of wall
paper manufacturers whose factories totally
DESTROYED A member OF the first-named firm said
yesterday that it would take nearly year TO get
into shape to do business again. William s. Camp
bell g. Co. were OF the largest producers of
wall paper in the world They employed upward
OF 800 hands. The Arm is not member of the
Organization which Is known as the National Wall
Paper Company. Campbell & Co owned the build
ings they occupied. Nevhis IL Haviland
such large producers az Campbell d Co. Mr.. Nevius
said yesterday afternoon:
"Nevius q Hayiand's goods will De on the market
again In less than month. We In the Ma
tiona Wall Paper Company and consequently we
can divide up work among the other factories
in the company, and can fill all orders with only
short delay. AS to rebuilding. OF course have
no definite plans at present. Our loss Is about
covered by insurance. 1t has always been our
policy to insure heavily"
AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE.
MENUS & Havi!and did not own the building they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New.Eneland and Eastern New'fofR' partly cloudy
cx,eu, showers In extreme northern portions "f Nr"
ampshire and Vermont southeast winds. fresh on the
coast. go
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey Delaware, Mary
land the District Columbia and Virginia partly cloudy
g., , interior cloudy threatening the coast cas-
ynd I'm the interior increasing northwest winds on The
coast.
For North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia gener
ally loudy with rain the coast brk to high north
east wind, on the co,ss
For Eastern Florida rain high northeast shifting to
north winds
For Western Florida. Alabama. Mississippi and ioui'i
ana f,lr variable wind. in interior. fresh nothcriy one
on the coasi. .
Far Iudara and Illinois, cloudy and threatening fol
lowed by fair; cooler In Northeastern Illinois
For Michigan aud Wisconsin. CLOUDY a"a threatening
followed by falr.
For Tennessee and Kentucky. fair. -
Far W,-t virginia Wc.tsm PENNSYLVANIA, western
Ssw york and Ohio ialr followed by Increasing rouhi
NJ" near The lakes and probably showers In extreme
~a,h.rn ohio. LIGHT variable Winds. mostly southery .
For Mimi sofa Iowa MI sour Nof'h DaSot'' oou''
D,kot, N,btasLa Kansas and Colorado. iaif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
OFFICIAL REPORT on THE COLCMBTl.

Washington, oct. l9.-The official report OF Cap
tain O. w Sumner who Witnessed the preliminary
trial trip OF the new cruiser Columbia. received
AT the Navy Department to-day. IL shows that she
will be one OF the best vessels of the new Navy:
II thing that she il fne snip In every way, saiu
Captain Sumner The addition or the sponsor
arrnor has stiffened the vessel somewhat but she
ran smoothly and evenly ana hardly needed a
rudder III appears" adds Captain Sumner. "as
though the ship might run for days and days AT a
time under natural draft at the rate OF twenty
Knots nm hour with good coal and in moderate
weather Certainly she has fine set or engines
The officially calculated speed developed on me
RIM was PA knots for nfty minutes. ana ZlS
knots FOR forty-hve minutes. a mean speed OF 2io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS.
THE VAST PROPERTIES THAT COLLAPSED
IN 1885,
TABLES SHOWING TIE MILEAGE THE A"'hh
GATE INDEBTEDNESS AND THE Hi''h
OUTSTANDING OF THE ROADS

OUTSTANDING OF THE ROADS.
The following is list Of railroads io' "'',,"
receivers have been appointed in 1885, WIN 'he
mileage owned the aggregate Indebtedness ana
the stock outstanding. Several raods nave
been omitted which. as in the case Vi ''e
Evansville and Terre IIaute. the Wisconsin
Central Sioux City and Northern, ana LOUISVILLE
Southern. were placed in the hands OF receivers
only for defence or the execution OF especai ORDERS
of court not involving the bankruptcy OF 'he COT
porations. In some cases where the mature VI '''e
litigation is not clear roads have been lnciuueu'
though the appointment OF receivers may nave oeeh
caused wholly by the embarrassment VI ''ie'
comma MES with which those named were cohhecte"'
but these are not in the aggregate important. Inc
statement Of mileage is Intended TO cover oHs ''"'
upon which the indebtedness actually rests thoueh
a much larger mileage has gone under the man
agement Of receivers. The statement OF ihneo'eu-
ness though intended TO cover all oDiiea'o"S IN
cept stock is undoubtedly incomplete in some cases
as the receivers themselves have not YET pee" 'o'
to ascertain the actual status of the ROADS III ques
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
THE HEATHER REPORT.
THE RAIN AREA APPROACHING.

Washington Oct. l9.-The Gulf storm is central this
evening south OF Key West. Fla. and VIII probably pass
.ncs east Of the Florida Peninsula causing dangerous
gales I'm the Gulf stream.
Tin. barometer continues high over New-EnSlani and
tho Middle Atlantic States An OF high barometer
o,e, the mdd, and northern Rocky Mountain regions.
The temperature has fallen In the extreme upper Mi-si'
sim, Valley and has risen the Daotas ana Eastern
Montana, elsewhere IL has remained nearly stationary
ran has fallen in FLORIDA and the Georgia coast. and
shower. have occurred the upper Mississippi Valley and
tl,. northern iasc region
Generally cloudy weather Is indicated Tor the Atahtie
,,o,.t STATES and lake regions The rain area In the
,,...t VIII ,ioubly extend northwai along the i'm
sonthrru and Middle Atlantic coast. Showers
Nil occur in the upper lake region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

work all day. The hremen mad plenty 10 40 Nv
ruins Of the wallpaper factories OF william -
Campbell & Co and Of Nevius Haviland were
abaze until late last evening and even then tbey
were smouldering and sending forth sparks ana
considerable volumes Of smoke The Forty-hrst-st'
side OF the block for about 900 feet was hied win
brick in some places to the depth OF twenty Feet.
In Fory-second-st. there were also great heaps Vi
brick ETC. early in the morning. A large NUMBER
Of men were nut to work soon after daylight to
remove these obstruc,iols. The street-cars were
soon able pass but there was no other frame In
the street except few carts that came TO re-
move the household effects from the homes OF some
Of the people who were Obliged 10 get out OF their
damaged buildings.
CALCULATING THE DAMAGE
Various estimates of the damage done by the
fire were made. There were also several theories
as to the origin OF the haInes The most conscrNa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
FOND DEAD BESIDE THE RAILROAD TRACK

Corning ~ Y. Oct. l9.-The body OF well-
dressed man found lying beside the Erie Rail-
road track Just east of here this morning His
skull was crushed and both broken.
From papers found in his pockets II is thought
that the man was Bernhard Frcdho1. OF Peru.
IN A passage ticket to Hamburg was found In
one OF his pockets He to have sailed on the
steamer Fuerst Bismarck at noon to-day He prob
ably walked of one OF the night trains while
asleep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
SOME LIGHT SIZED Oy A MYSTERY.

1ufralo oct blast week the skeleton OF man
was found In the swamp near Clarence this county
rh. only articles OF clothing on him were co''o"
shirt and a handkerchief. and there were ITO '
- Identification The suggestion now comes IRON,
batavia that the skeleton Is that OF ira r. iow VIA W.
'%oss holy was stolen last summer from gray
~ Alaba ma The physicians VINO examiner , o,,.
homes state that they belonged TO man d ai
lands age Howand's body was taken away IL, IN
" wagon and ii would not be very ons uIEe
from Ala bania TO Clarence. NO one II "'''''"s ~
the vicinity OF Clarence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

occupied They were insured in the following com-
panies: German American. 5000; Kings county
s. 30; Hamilton. $3.50: Bowery. G.W; broao"a'
s. 800; Manufacturers and Builders, S,oW' Nh''eu
Firemen's. $3.50: Pennsylvania. $780, Mechanics Oh
Pennsylvania 80: Columbian. $500; Haruor'
g. -o,. Ra.Jinp 81 zoo Farmers OF NewYork, Sl5w'
American $500: Citizens. $500; Greenwich *Z''~'
United States. ST. 00 Globe. $500; Phoenix oi i'"
don. 800 Williamsburg. $500 Lloyds OF Eng
land 100: Hague 500; Dutch 'huer"''ae,, -
sl2 800; Aetna 900: Connecticut $500; Sprihs'e,i'
e. 200: Providence 300: Assurance Lioyds' So'-
n,. coluubi, Ilov,ls 5000; Atlas Mutual $4,000
S,uvyesau, slJ00: New-York Central lIoyds' $'""'
paIatine Insurance Company. seJoo-tota sl''""'
The firm will establish temporary heahquai'es' "
day =; No. &c West broadway campoen G =,
established temporary headquarters !eS'eO' ~
No $40 West Forty-second-st ,ou
The interiors and contents OF the foio"ihs ,o
,y.r. DESTROYED: Nos 5O6. sos 80. 5i2 West ro''s
secondst These houses stood between 'no HIi ).
buildings OF IN. two factories lhey ,r,h,,r short
,nsured II vns said that the loss VI Ar'u' a., H.
~, No, "a West Forty-second,st was .'W'' ls ,'
sured for onehal John Van BnsH irs;,rance The
,nsrance on George Schastys cabinet iac'oIy -
aid be $500 + r fS,Sly s ssSse '''
As to The origin OF the fire here WAS .na mis- en-
OF opinion Yesterday Mr. h raKpo out first in
annex TO the factory OF Nevus ra,. Of stock
hnrs ras no r. Kept IT, and 1t dos no, appra
how flames could originate th.re reonrter yestpr.
daV afternoon that his einpolc, .,',,h.r & % in
, 49,. NM, IA the factory of 'dllpneI " ", ~
III ,cb h ensne.room located Th ne, pu d
ittn.b .,cn other An investigation VIII w ~
sdlo'eut 70. Marshal to-day into the origin vi 'N
ur-. .,.
LIVE HORSES IN THE RUINS.
rh. walls OF several OF the buildings were pu"''
dawn Yesterday by the french In Il S'ao'. oe"'' '
scbss,v's shop were found three horses anu US
80 ,r,. .ni,rals had been Imprisoned by t'in-
49,, ,l brIck which fell over the ROOF OIL INC
s,able All day linemen from the various .e'es,"p"
nd tei.phon- companies. and RON Inc noa'N -
lrec,rical control. kept busy "S'"s "
.,raighten the tangle. They maze i'"- p. S a..
All the buildings across the s"'e' - 40,
" ..,,,,.r.hlv searched but they were not
",,n,c.d TO any serious extent IL Was sa'. ia
tsrlsv that the iiremen VINO "ete "u u.,rs n n
,.'1"' rh,y are Robert Wallace ana Deny ~
~ I'm members OF Engine Company ~ 90
i,.,b - Wall.ces legs wer" broken i'o'''
h y.n " s.vsr- bruises and scalp wounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
coppE,.r WILL. CONTINUE TRAINING

Asbury Park. n. j.. Oct. ls-James j. coroet'
,hs nug,,ist received word this evening that the
Kings County officials at special meeting mac, hau
decided 10 stop the proposed fisnt between nun
self and Mitchell at the coney Island Athietc
Club When seen at his training quarters to-night
Corbett said that he proposed going on win me- s
daily training as heretofore. and n the hgh, uit
moi come OF il would be no fault or his Corpet'
refused to say whether he would sign 10 hsn' Nv
fore any other club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
A GOOD NIGHT IN THE POOL TOCRNEh.

The fourth night Of the pool championship at the
Concert II, Madison Square Garden. between the cham
,lons De Orc Roberts, proved the most interesting
n the series The attendance again large. and the
interest seems u rather than diminish. Inc
English champion again showed a sSoy ihpio' '",c''
a s,.,o, ,ho NIGHT he decreased De Or0', lead from
"a 10 49, scorng on the nights play. lCo to DE oio ;
l5s ,,,
Roberts a. cool and collected as the typical Easl'"'
man became steady after the siA'h r""c "'u u7
49, .Ins.r y, the night his all-sround work was
,oav sunero, 10 that Of his cNcabe Cuban fv1l'
ON the nineteenth frame Roberts took the Iead anna
mighty shout Of approval, the score being hoo'' 'oo'
De ORC 81. An anxious looS came ih,o 'he ""iN ,
by careful NAV In the frame he ran ID DALI Will"
ont a mi The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Instantly removes all stains,
Sc s; !: (:
l.yes ring On cloth oJr aing stores; by express
prepaid. 35c. l.. d. SUTTON, New tanaam. Conn.,
GIN HOUSES BURNED BY WHITE CAPS.

Selma Ala, Oct l9.-white caps are creating
much trouble in this part Of the State Gin houses
posted with placards warning the owners not
to gin another lock of cotton until the price Is
cents Ten or twelve gins have been burned ane
the farmers are stricken They have ceased
to gin their cotton. In Bib County the Sheriff
with a posse of Is guarding public gin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

Though the mileage was larger twenty years ago
and the bonded Indebtedness about the same inc
stocks outstanding were much smaller IMAM ',ose
of the four great roads which have de'su'teu ~,
,ea9 bn there is no full record In existence Oh M
aggregate indebtedness OF railroads deiaui'''is
twenty years ago In the zen nao" dn,suIt
ing has been about All eighth OF the entire ralwas
na1;aI I'm the United States. but in lSia ABOUT d
cap r;nr nr the entire bonded deb. Of railroads IN
~. country was represented by the defaults III 'h"'
wear and 1875, and nearly SIKH OF the S'o'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
sr;Ar1 NOT FIGHT IN LOUISIANA.

New-Oreans. Oct. Ex-Governor Foster whie III
,h. civ last night was asked II he would take any
80 IN nrevent the Mitchell Corbett fight taking
n,ace here He replied: That fight Will not take
p,ace IN the State OF Louisiana. ! do not think
puro Ca much Likelihood of the principals coming
here: but II they do, ! shall certainly take steps
to prevent it,
..T,hat will be found out later. and he added;
,.n,Gcant,v sufficient unto the day Is the evH
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
CLEARING AWAY THE RUIN.
FIRENlEN HARD At WORK on THE FLAME
SWEPT DISTRICT.

Still. POURING WATER on THE sMorLDERING
RUBRIsH-TRAFFIC IN WEST FoRTY-SECoND-
ST MISUNDERSTANDING THE LOSSES
ORIGIN OF THE DESTRUCTIVE
BLAZE STILL UNKNOWN.
Work was continued all day yesterday by the
Fire Department on the uins of the buildings that
were destroyed by flames in the block bounded by
Tenth-ave., Forty-frst-st Elcventh-ave. ana For
ty-second-st. on Wednesday night "hiie the fire-
men were continuing their work, cro"d oil nearly
1000 people watched them. The usual rafhc in
Forty-second-st In the neighbcrhood was diverted
to other streets There were six fire engines at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
THREE MEN AND A YACHT MISSING.

HaverhIil Mass. Oct l9-William Miles. Annre"
Mcdonald and Timothy Keleher aged respee'Ney
civ on a small Yacht last Friday night ths,t "es
tination being New-York They Were 10 s,oP az
,.ioucester and inform their friends OF their ar
rival there but as word has reached mere ~
is believed that they were drowned IN the gaze 'a'
iirday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
,,,.r HORSES IN THE RUINS.

DE- Robert + Sample, OF the Twenty,tn'rnI 81 ,s
Church New-York cry aiu, III pad anouyh
-, II, L., every man have his vote put s ue,i.' y
thnt We should without further discuss'o" ""''
vot. on this question A., -, so. rocounando-
The question the adoption OF ,ne III f"r and
,o'' , ~, MAS adopted by a large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
no Prize FIGHT At CONEf HLiND'
rrRIIC OPINION TEIUMPH> And MAYOR Do"pi
ANNOUNCES THAT TIE PROPOSED EN- '"
EXHIBITION WILL NOT TAKE fh>'H'

WIZ NVI ''F''1
rho st,onp nub,lc sentiment aroused in Brooklyn
,,s, the nroposed Mitche-Corbeit priZe-ignl
Of Conev Island which voiced by many mn
listers and aymen. has triumphed to prevcnt ,i tn
threatened outrage ne puru',, o. i.o,,rt-
ppev Justice Of the Peace Newton ana ,, 1,nor
i,.,n ofjceholders proved too great lot
Dond,, in The ca mpaisn lie announced yesteruai
that he had been IN consultation win me o,,', nj
NJ the county and they assured MN yeSteI""S '
the fiQht would not take place . ,,t ,,ho
Supervisor John Y McKane OF Giaves 'rn VINE ,he
- Tho building where the contests under ,ne
o,sn,ces of the Coney Island Athletic club are
conducied said yesterday that the fght hnn ot ,b
,r. .orS because the club had not put up the
1rsai, money Sheriff Courtney admitted mat
there would be no fight. but declined to say any
!of course there will be no prize,hght at coney
isiahu. .rbs uayor is perfectly right on that sub
iec, A prlzc-ight at Coney Island would br a
Violation the law and VIII not take place a' '"
rssort That Is certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
A COLORED MILLIONAIRE MARRIED.

Lexington, KY Oct. ls--Charles F. Graves. .
coiored millionaire OF Helena. Mont.. and Hettis
Howard, q wel-known colored woman. were mar
ried here last night. Graves Is president or the
dent and general manager OF the Montana and
Illinois Mining Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
70 sos ssI2,sN.3io s4c2 90. I.o

To.ai. 40 icads...... - 1873 -
The bonded Indebtedness q four great COMPANIES
il separately given below as far as II can be sscei
t,inad from the latest published accounts, but In
that statement Is included the unpaid interest on
Government bonds OF the Union Pacific. w me VI"
other il given according 10 lA"st pun
lished accounts IL can be regarded as only an az
nroxmation on the other hand. there u app 70
be sore avoidable duplication in every statement
M bonds az some are issued for retirement or
other Indebtedness though only the amount actG-
ally outstanding has been Included as idi ID II
could be ascertaned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
rur rrVrR rtScS EPOI THE NERJTLIO.

Boston. oct l9-Dr Durgin. chairman OF 'he
BOARD Of Health said this afternoon III res"'u ~
tho condition of the ssamen from the steamer arr.
,i,, that there IL no yellow fever AZ yet anu ua'
;Ss probability is that the sailors are Ill with ma
lriaI fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

TIE HARNESS RACES AT BEbMoNi'
Philadelphia Oct. 10 (SpecaD-A long hg't III 'c 10
class and dark gloomy weather. which sho'teo n CAV
considerably prevented a finish of the care al bnoh' v"
day Following are the contests ana hc'' "''"''''
o:ot AsS-TROTTING-PUlsSE SOW
R.lwo,h.t en- s. by NiklEs-Chrirtihe' U . , +,
Woods IIamble;onian (Bro" Unto,
LULU stanton b. IN. by General S'a"o" o q,
Time :2Oi,. :20lA. 220l2 = ;-V,i .a,,,,oa,
o.1o ELECTROMAGNETIC f'Vo nHe"'.' 4,
Martin k ch. a. BY Hannibal (Ciark)- ! /
Picket, en- e., by PicaeC LOCKWOOD
King wood br. e., by Kentucky Dictator e, , a
Time-3Is4, LISA, 2l74 :ls+' -'-o+ -'-''
OBS CLAsS-PACING-PUESE $500 q nhnsnea''
Raven blk H. BY Acantara (Coins) ,
Princess Alice. b. IN. (R0gers)
Nellie b., bf. NJ Drown ;.-'''' ''''
~ Time lJ<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

All lovers OF babies who the beautiful oil
painting representing the awakening OF Love. in
the Mellins Food exhibit at the Worlds Fair. Will
be glad to know that the Worlds Fair commis--
sioners have granted Mellins Food the highesS
award for infants foods-a medal and diploma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

Tribune Office. Oct 20. a. m.-Cioudy and cool
weather preyaled yesterday The temperature ranged be.
tween 30 and degrees the average t5j being a lower
than OH wednesday and "a lower than correspond
The weather to-day will probably continue cloudy and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

In the year ended June 80 there was Spills pre-;
for tbs sinking fund. and $3S20O0 cancelled from
land sales and 90 collateral trust n notes shs re
ce,vershp on August 15 there have been s5,ooo'ow
receivers certificates issued. r.
Niwaukee Oct l9-The Farmers Loan ana trust
comnanv of New-York yesterday afternoon began
foreclosure suit against the Northern Pas en-
This company figured one of the plaintins IN
the recevership suit. and now takes action 10
tnr.c,ose the mortgage 1t holds. which Is inter-
nreted TO mean that 1t desires to force the sale
o. the road Judge Jenkins issued an order 10
Consolidate the two suits and the receivers VIII
continue TO conduct the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
-, ,y,r coynUcrOR.s INJURIES FATAL

cor,,uc ~ " Oct. Io.-John Handrahan. of this
c,tv and a conductor on the Erie Railroad. fell be-
tween the cars at liyonia n: NJ last nigh, lis
morning from his injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
CONTRACT WITH THE WELLS FARGO COMPANY

The Southern Pacific Company has Just made an express
for twentyone years with the Wells Fargo Ex-
rress Companv To secure the contract the Wells Fargo
COMPANY decided its capital stock rom so'o
900 20 g 900 OOO the Southern Pacific receiving the ad
ditional capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

AUSTRALIANS VICTORIOUS At DETROIT.
Detroit Mich Oct. I9-The Australians won t'e
cricket match with Detroit Athletic 'Iup oAm mere
today The score was Australians &c., Deuot 1o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
NORTHERN PACIFIC CHANGE.
, or.IET ELECTION OF THE BELMONTIvEs
TICKET
cor,Nr OF THE VOTES NOT YET FINISHED
FEATURES OF THE ANNUAL EEPohi-hor'
ING FOR REoRG AVIATION WITH

OUT FORECLOSURE.
ro .hout three dozen stockholders OF the
>..,hern Pacfnc Railroad present at the ah"hi
,,o.ting Yesterday. The only member OIL inc w.
nosrd of Directors who attended IL was
wright of Philadelphia who shook hanos COZ ~
With Robert Harris. of the rising su"s' %
only ticket presented was that arranged ny .'e
ps,mont Ives Committee. which achieved 50 s'S
,o,orv over the Willard forces The result oil ,he
,.c,,or. was not declared officially. because vi '"e
ina ability. Of the tellers to complete ''e
rroxies An adjournment was TAKEN "i'''' 80
hut a large vote will certainly be cast ioi u,o
lowing board: Isaac W. Anderson, Angus, D .
charles r. Barney. William L. Bull D. ivias
Harding. Robert Harris. Marcellus Haruey ~
ton Ives. Johnston: Livingston. Donald niaeN"s'
August Rutten william F. Sanders ana "i''"''P
Smith ...-- $1,000, -. ,res,der+
I, Is not known who will be selected as p,e',uen.
nv the Board of Directors when 1t is orga''Aeu =,
a. certain that the present president lhonia' +
Oakes. and the vce-presdent James D. "' WIN Ms
uiu no retired The names Of Mr. Ives anu MI
Harris are discussed for the position oi p'ee'u,"
II is probable that early steps VIII De .ahen u, ~
courts change in tine
for the new manaseme No outline Of the po POLE!
Of the new beard may SSf c5 begun at Mil
wankee by the Farmers Loan and Trust Gom mp
noseS IL is known that many of the new directors
favor an attempt TO 9dgpeolosure sale This win
Se foownr the precedent of the Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe. 80, >.... poo,eo cub
,ni,ted by Vice President Williams. shows:
1902 1898. Changes.
- sao 90, 4o1 500 sol 3d. Dec. SGj4 ll9
t'fo>S e''nss. 10 oi5 55i is 103 $3.50 5271SS
~. ,wu. eli a3o $40 SO 1877 993 Dec. 81 ISL 907
Net ear,n S0i 2Of o 161. 726 Inc. Soc o22
s1an oI OLA sl2 o24 $50 Dec. $50 $50
Iotai ihccno''' 10 S69 1877 1888 945 Inc. 10A 75o
na, sas34 es7 1880 $50 Inc 81 lab
Srr,,. . S109 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

7, the wears 1873 and 1874 the amount Of bonds
and stocks OF roads placed in the hands OF re-
ceivers was follows:
Year. NIlrHer. ,.olI- go. -, 800
lSL" .-.-.-.-'-'''''' ~. $40 900 1875 go IS.
1ca,- go 7.l.oIt s37s 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

seore-pe orc 100; Roberts. TO d. Uf1. 10 ,,on
pohe,,s scrat.hp, Corrected scofeDe ofo' io ~.
rHs ies corrected seer. TO dae-De orr oo'' h'o'
erts, 5oj .....-
CHALLENGE FROM DIRECTUM's OWNER
Buffalo Oct 19.-Monroe Salisbury owner OF Direetuh
b.s challenged W. Perry Taylor, Of This city, owner o.
the champion PAGER Mascot q oD. for race Tor s.'oo
.1e the contest TO take place Fleetwood Mr. Iaor