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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 24-Flour dun. IN
aseJ-receipts. l3.4i3 barrels; ship
a us. 1851 barrels; Sales. 800 barrels.
Wheat weak-No ?. red. 64&Q64Js; spot,
"st'i's, August. Giss q64S; September,
ta1a4 October GTAQ67h: Decent er,
"gflas. steamer No. 2,red. G244 G2h;
4isll0.S7O bushels. shipments. l27.
~ Dl hels. stock. 10G3,05i bushels sales.
.t'' bushels. milling wheat by sample,
~tr'4 Corn weak-spot, s5h; September
tyb, october. d5AV46; year. 4fe--
.'pls. Co39 bushels; stock, 22SO01
aes sales. 1900 bushels: white corn
y sample. %. yellow corn by sample, $50
4" Oats steady-No 2. white western,
III 40. z. mixed western, 30431-receipts.
t.'-' bushels stock. 3S5, 44Z bushels.
'e very Quiet-No. 2. 53-receipts, Sl2
s'..es stock 2s.0i5 bushels Hay easier,
~ 10 choice timothy. Si10QSlG. Grain
.sA's rather easy. unchanged. Cotton
...a4ali- middling, S cents. Provisions,
.-.e unchanged. Butter quiet-ereamery.
'-D,y 1i424h do. fair TO choice, %;
:, imitation, 2OQ21. Eggs frm-l5}2. COT
~ s,eady-Rio cargoes. fair. 10. Sugar
.''Is and active graduated. rs. Copper
refined lON. Whiskey frm-L19Q
~ Peanuts unchanged.
~ DtAL4lMORE. Aug. 24-Raltimore and
'2 stock. 650C7; Northern Central
" oIa' Baltimore and Ohio SOUTH
2,. ', c'n nrsts, 1904, second incomes.
Consolidated Gas stocks. 5l452.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug 2l-Cotton quiet;
Upiands. ~; Orleans, 75a. Sales none;
Good Ordinary. 6-13-1G; low middling 81.
Futures closed quiet and steady; Sales,
1913 800 bales; Aug, 705 Sept, Tl5; Oct,
20 Nov, 81; Dec, Al; Jan, 81; Feb, g;
Mar, Is; Apl., So.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. -. Noo:-Cotton in
moderate demand, with business freely
met and prices unchanged American
middHng. AZ nominal. Sales 10000 bales
American. 5000 bales: and export 1000.
Receipts. 6.OO0 bales American, 4.sOO
Futures easy; demand fair Aug. and Sep.
1l-6i also 1904; Sep-Oct. 4 ll-G4 also
1864. Oct-Nov.. 1894 also 11-64 also
1861; NovDec.. 1864 also 1854 also
11-G4. Dec Jan, 14-64 also 1864; Jan.-Feb
1871; Feb-Mar., 17-G4; Mar.-Apl.. 1861
also 1864.
m-American middling fair, 4 SIG;
Good middllng. 5-1G; middling nominal
at a.: low middling. Az: good ordinary.
4; ordinary, 1916 Aug. 4 7-GidS-G4
Aug. Sep. 7-64dS-G4; Sept.-Oct., 1854. val
ne: Oct.-Nov., 7-64GS-6l; Nov.-Dec., S-6i6
9-Gf; Dec. Jan, 1904 buyers; Jan.-Feb.,
1854: Feb.-Mar.. 1S-6l014-G4; Mar-ApL,
1854, buyers. Futures closed quiet at the
decline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
DEATHS.

Entered into rest, THURSDAY. Au-
gust 2lth 1888, at seven minutes past
o'clock a. NJ, at his residence, No. 22
north Harrison street, WILLIE Il.
WEISIGER, in the twenty-six year OF
his age. Funeral from Centencry NJ. h.
church. Saturday. August 18th, at $50
o'clock. -
CAILAHAN-Di Died. at his residence. 30S
q nth 9Th street yesterday afternoon
Grhursday) at 8 O'Clock. alter a brief illness.
Funeral from st. Peters Cathedral Satur-
day morning at $50, with high mass.
Had He asked us. we'll we know,
We should SOY. 20 spare tho blow.
Yes, with streaming tears should pray,
Lord we lore him. let him stay.
In love he lived. il peace lie died.
His life VAS asked. but COD Denied.
lie las gone from his dear ones, bis. chill
dren. his vile.
Whom he willingly tOiled Tor and loved
a. his life;
Oh God how misteriaus. and how strange
are Thy ways
To take from us this loved one in the best
of bis days
Norfolk payers please copy,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

accrued TO the corn crop west Of the Mia
sissippi from the recent rains and none
at all to that east OF the river. The
strength was soon overcome by the weak
mes OF the wheat market and the heavi-
nes at Liverpool, that market being re-
ported weak and / d. lower for corn.
The close was at about the lowest prices
OF the day.
The absence OF buying orders caused
oats to res,ede. The receipts were larger
than Was expected. The close was easy at
the inside.
Provisions were again largely controlled
by the operations of Armour and Co,
whose brokers' were buyers Of moderate
quantities OF ribs. The latter article
ruled strong, but the fun amount OF the
days advance was not maintained at the
close. The nee gain in The end was .
cents in the September delivery. Lard
from 2i5 cents TO , cents lower than IL
did yesterday, and pork was reduced TO
a nominal price 10 cents lower than 1t
closed on the previous day
The leading feallres ranged as follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
8. A TILLYLosS SCANDAL. Ry j M BAmnE.


a r ,o "s 9': pS,%o" r safe s as ssoa S
peasant his special ground HE HE s. sSs:
knows as", hussS with s stGsr.
lSwnS Scottish aSs 1 S an S ss isoss
droi
4 THE HOUSE OF TIRE SEVEN GABLES BY
Hawthones is fun Of the imna'ys charm OF rm no. wn
a felicity sIs Sne SuS Sss Of poetic
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cra9fo in its charming miniature painting and sketches ,@. on ss world
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illustrated ~ WIN
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Coming Race by lord dgG 3 'f f ana S IN. eomss s
presents human environ
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ingenious and at command sss every sr :n
Of things '' T&s work
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TrS Ps1 % s ss a"ss@ ss s' Character
aa s a s aSprson and nns the mind with delightful though
sometimes pathetic pictures
s. FRANKENsTEIN; Or rRoMETEUs BY Mrs
book every one
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The hand OF yh rSaains healthy
optimistic andpa patriotic
10. NOISES FROM An MANsE BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
aesntn moaoo for s ' an @a sSs " s as' III r:
I w0ces cd M ss'aF anew public
II. THE SCARLET LETTER By ATHASIuI HAwrHoHsr
romance exhibiting eSanaGy power Of mental
med % @ F s S % % s s " s
feature the age and place
70. ESSAYS OF ELLA By CHARLES LAMB ,.... .....,
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&c a the an author rso son,nsss 80 vel
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appeal TO those Who love dne eetuD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
lRT oF RIoHMoNp. AUG. "a. 1898.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. "A, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Dale, New York pas
sencers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickel, Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo
Steamer FIN City, Marshall, Nalkerton
passengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, Dale, New York, pas
sepge and general cargo;
Steamship Charlotte. Nickel, baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo
Steamer Elm City. Marshall, Walkorton,
passengers aud general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
GERNEAL MARhETS.

DRUGS, DYESTUFFS. OILS. ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted, l5gl6c.
Aium-3Q4c.
Concentrated Lye-s1.75 10 $3.50 per case.
Cochineal-5Oc. per pound.
Copperas-1 l-2Q2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Aug. 24-Rosin
steady; Strained, 70; good strained, So
Turpentine steady at 70. Tar firm. Crude
turpentine steady: Hard, 100; soft and
virgin. 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
MARRIAGES.

Married at the residence Of the brides
parents, "DogwoOd." near New Reser-
voir, by Rev. c. l.. Morrison, Of West
Point. va, Mr.. GEORGE w. BAMFORD
to Miss JUDITH CATHERINE MECH.
both Of Richmond. No cards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
CHICAGO.

NilchGO; Aug. "a The influences af-
..-'ins The wheat market we're the dull
S.a depressed condition OF European mar
s ana he lack Of export business
49, market opened half a cent lower. re-
''a Y cent, and declined irregularly
- "'' closing easy at the lowest figure
-... Gay There was some frmness i'm
n, 20 the corn market for short
pris Dy the assertion In the Cincinnati
I''0 current that very little beneft had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
~ VICAR 0P MAKErIELD. By OLIVIER GoLDsAnrH.

illustrated EDITION '"
Goldsmith Hs shed the world
DoH scenes la unriyahed
ereadt the
% & and again Of an author .ho eon,nves 80
to Poor PoHa genial fancy sad the
dyerting simplicity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
1. THE REyERrEs OF A BACHELOR; OR, A BOOK OF THE


By TX. MARVEL. donald G. Mtchel)
world wide circulation at It's price OK
scribe
his now SusAH~
how humorous phIos phia, charming
MACAUIAy Beautifully illustrated
less than breadth OF
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
August Is.
1884

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Address TIMES DEPARTMENT.
carefully, new books constantly added
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
A Job for the FOGlkiller.

The crop Of suckers seem to be
perennial, and to blossom in all
climes. The rankest kinds OF
suckers seem to have their growth
in Oregon and to be Of the variety
that are always too poor to take a
newspaper but always have one or
two thousand dollars in the bank to
donate to SOME smooth, oily tongued
stranger who approaches him with
gold brick, tin box scheme or the
like. The latest specimen of this
variety of suckers lives near Cor
wallis and is named VIM. Abraham.
He is well-to-do farmer, and up
till last Monday afternoon had
$3.50 in all Albany bank. He
hasn't got it now, but has a rich,
varied experience valued at that
sum, for Oh that day a couple of
slick swindlers went out to the old
gentleman's place and by making
Aberal' offers to purchase his farm
got the old man to bite on the old
tin box scheme, into which the old
man put 81, $50 and the slick ones
81, 100 and left it with the old man
till the next day. When Abraham
opened the box next day he found
some well selected Willamette river
gravel. They had deftly changed
the boxes ON him after he had put
in money. One of his neighbors
infotms us that the sucker don +
take any paper and consequently
can't be expected to keep up with
the procession. His $3.50 would
have subscribed for good weekly
paper for 675 years, and if the fool
killer does his duty the old man
won't live near that long.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are the arrivals al
the popular Hotel Lincoln for the
week ending today:
c. d, Kennedy, Yaquina; l..
Gignac, Yaquina; J. 7. Hay, As
toria. J. Pitman, Toledo; o. G.
Daiaha' Elk City; Capt. Chatterton,
Newport; Mrs. Scott Lane, Agency;
P. w. Logan, Agency; Ruby San
ders, Agency; Mrs. Minnie Lane,
Agency; Mike Mackey, Oneatta;
Frank Parker, Oneatta; Geo.
Lands, Newport; d p. Blue, va
quina; J. b, Lillard, Elk City; j
w. Sowden, Albany; H. Arnold,
Drift Greek; Mrs. ID. P. Blue, Va
quina' a. G, Bradley, Woodburn.
n. 5. Dygett, Portland; Coll Van
Cleve, Albany; NJ NJ. Davis, va.
quina.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
SILVER MEDAL CONTEST.

The following program was given
at the Demorest medal contest held
at the court house last Tuesday
evening.
Music, Instrumental.
I. pictures ftom Life"
?. Rec, "Rumselling our Coun-
try's Scourge and the Remedy"
8. Rec, "The English Sparrow
must go; How about the Liquor
Vulture?"
Song, "Oh, Come to the Noun
tain"
4. Rec, "The cry of Today"
5. Rec. "Two Fires"
6. Dec, "How to Curtail the
Liquor Traffic"
Music, instrumental.
7. Rec, prohibition the hope
of the Country"
s. Dec, The Greatest Party.
Presentation of medal.
Song, Sailing"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
Notice of Incorporation,

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
Notice IS hereby given that the following pe,
titton will be presented To the County Court vi
July 9TH, lS,G, viz
PETITION.
To the Honorable County Court oi Lincoln
County, state Of OREGON:
We, the undersigned electors of Lincoln cnuu.
", residents In The limits of the hereinafter de.
Scribed corporation, would represent that The
Town OF Toledo, in said Lincoln county CON.
talnS three hundred inhabitants and rvsp,ct
lullN ask that the town no Toledo be iucofppr-
Med under the general avs ut Oregon applv ipy
lo towns and villages. sad corporation To- he
known 10y the name AMI style 6t the Citv vi
Toledo, ami bounded as follows tn-Wit.
Commencing at the northeast corner VI Rem.
sell ~ Williams addition tO the town of Toledo
Lincoln county, oregon. running thence south
To point l,AsN lCet nor h from the uorthweSt
corner NJ the SouthWes, 4 OF the southeast
oi section Il, town II south, ragge lOI west
thouce east to center ul OlHlla Sluugh. thence
DOWN The center OF said slough On d T. X h
right .nt,way. hence westerly along north lime
VI said right.o way TO point sixty ieat south
OF the line between liant claims Ot John era
ham aud }, T. Vincent hence west to,reuter Of
pNpo slough thence W center ul said slough
10 intersection Ot sect, line between Sctfirus
u and Is. thence north ln said section line fr
north line ui Thirteenth street. thence east I,,I
saldlliC oi street 60 7. J. EiSh's addition theme,
dueuVrth to uotthwCEt corner Of BeuSeU A
NIllmwS addition; thvgce due east tu place "
rag,nulug
We, your petitioners. would rcsreriinuv gsN
Your honorable body O. grant cur peiitiou. anal
Incorporate Toledo uuEcr the Eentrul IaN...f
NfceON, believing Il Is .tr the sVuCral s.pNl url
prosperity Vi cur town
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
LOCAL NOTES.

The wet weather is tough OF
the strawberries.
5. Y. Burt made a flying trir
70 Pioneer on Tuesday last. 80,
! Mr.. J. L. Akin returned from
the valley last Tuesday.
r. +. collalnore is plastering the
waiting room of the depot.
Miss Sada Chambers is visiting
MRS. VIM. Wade, this week. &C..
1t has transpired that Benton
county is SII 900 in the hole in the
Job failure.
The cutoff roai to Yaquina is
all cleared Of logs and is now ready
for the graders.
Mrs. Coll Van Cieye, of Albany,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time is recovering. g..
Bro, Van Cleve, of the Post, in
forms us that he expects to start
soon to the Worlds fair.
; We understand that Geo. M,
Hyland, who has been manager of
the Holion House in Portland, for
The Toledo correspondent to the
Corvallis Times is a gem. If there
be no news he gets in and makes
news. .,..
The small sum ofS33. 90 will now
buy frst-class. ticket from Port
land to Chicago. But how about
getting the $4,000
-Four more Oregon banks gone
under, but our clam beds are COM
ing higher up the bay every year.
Lincoln county to the front every
time.
The brick vault at the court
house is completed except the
shelves on the inside for books.
It is quite commodious and is
thought 10 be perfectly FIRE proof.
The county school superintcn-
dent made an apportionment of
school money 10 the various dis
hicts, last Tuesday. Fifty dollars
TO each district was the amount APP
portioned
The contest for the Demorcst
Silver medal resulted in tie, last
Tuesday night. The tie was be-
tween Misses Annie Chambers and
Jennie Alexandeue How'it will be
decided we don't know. The girls
had better draw straws, toss pen
mics or some such scheme, ;. o..
While at Corvallis this week we
were shown some of the completed
record books as copied by Mr.,
Waters and his assistants, The
work Is neat, lcgible and of very
high stqndqrdh far eNcelling the
original The comparing is being
done very carefully and mistakes
,will he unknown.
Receiver Bryson has figured it
out that the assets of the defunct
job bank will pay fifty nine cents
on the dollar, provided, that they
are not crowded iW the disposal of
the same. For all that, we heard a
depositer in Corvallis offer To- take
twenty-five cents on the dollar for
what he had in there,
The steamboat inspectors con-
demned both the Benton and the
WalluSki as unSeaworthy, during
their recent inspection, Both were
condemned on account ofthcir hulls, .
the machinery being in good CON
dition. The Beuton has been strip. /
ped of her machinery and is now in
the boneyard. The WalluSki is
tied up at her dock in this city
One OF the cases in connection
with the Job bank bust At Corval,
lis, that appeals most strongly to
the heart was that of Young man
who had all the arrangements made
to get married and go to the worlds
fair on his wedding tour The
was TO take place las,
week, and two hearts were 10 beat
as one. But man proposes, etc,
The bank burs,ed and SO did this
young couples dream OF soon to
realized bliss. The wedding was
postponed and the young man is
trying to accumulate another bank
account. p
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
MARRIED.

WOl.FKILL.-SCH LUPE-A I
the residence OF the brides par-
entS, ,near Pioneer, on Weines cay
MAY u, 1893. Mr., Syiuey &.
Wolikill aud Miss Mary l..
Schlupe, b, Morrison officiating
The LEApRH extends the usual
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
BORN,

BEAL"-Near this city, on Sunday
June rs, 1898, 70 the family of
John Be0l, a son.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22
NOTICE!

If YOU think Of buying farming tools, a
stove OF OF building Il house this spring, we
will save you money if you call on or write
us for prices before. buying.
r. NJ. WADE & CO.,
Corvallis, Oregon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-07

The annual bicycle parade will be held
May Id Every rider who eau success
iully navigate a wheel will be in this
procession.
The next meeting of the r. /. Wheel
men Will be held Monday, March 13.
The Narragansett Wheelmen hold their
next nesting Thursday, March 10.
The Rhode Island Wheelmen will have
dance and social at Is. L. Hall Thurs
day. March %. 1t will be made q most
ENJOYABLE affair. Baker Brothers orches-
ira will furnish the music
The next national meet of the L. A. w.
VIII be at Chicago during the Worlds
fair. Wheelmen all over the country ex-
pect TO make a most creditable showing
at that time, aud representative Ameri-
can wheels will b9 prominently dis
played. The exhibit of different Ameri-
can makes at tue fair will be complete
exposition OF the mechanical evolution of
tue two.wheeled steed. American bicy-
cies are superior 10 all other makes
throughout the world and il is the inten-
tion OF the l.. A. w. 10 impress this
agreeable fact upon their English cous-
ms. many Of whom will bring their
Wheels with them and will be called upon
TO test the respec i've merits of American
and English makes.
There are several plans for relay rides
10 take place during the coming season,
but none OF them have as yet ma, erial-
lied into definite shape. The Chicaxo-
New York ride was disappointment
owing TO bad roads ana bad wea her and
the wheelmen are confident that much
better record can be- attained under moro
auspiclous circumstances IL Is very
likely that the ride will be repeated dur
Ing the summer
The Rhode Island Racing League ex-
poets 10 make some goo records during
the coming season. The schedule is not
yet defined, but 1T will be co nprehen-
sive.
Ihe sorrowful announcement is made
that bicJ cling is on the decline among
the young ladies of Rhode Island. The
Ladies Cycle Club is striving hard to
avert the landslide, but some radical
must be taken before long to
awaken interest among the girls OF the
state. AT one time wheeling enjoyed an
extenslve boom among young ladies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-07
Republican State Convention.

At regular meeting OF the Republican state
the city of Providence. on Friday, the Sd day of
March, 1898. the following resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted:
Resoired, That State Convention of Republican
delegates be held at Music a In the city Of Provi-
dence. on March 2lst, lS93 at IL o'clock a. m for
1omlnating sta officers for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction OF such other business may
properly come before said convention
Resolved, That the several towns and eity COM
mittees are hereby requested TO call pr.m mary
meetings for the purpose OF electing delegates to
said convention, double In number TO the repre-
sentaton OF the said towns and cities IN the General
Assembly and TO eject members OF tho sta Gen.
trail Committee for the ensuing year. as follows
namely Three from the city OF Providence and
tne from each OF the other cities and towns OF the
State; also to elect town and city committees for
the ensuing year, and TO report the names of the
State Committee and the names OF the town aud city
comm tees. together with the names OF the chair
men aud secretaries thereof. with their post ONCE
addresses upon the credentials OF the delegate. TO
he convention. and that said meetings be held on
or before March IL 1897. aud that the secretaries
OF sail primary meetings be requested TO forward
n copy OF the credentials ot delegates immed lately
after their election to the secretary of the state
Committee.
Resolved. That the several town and city COM
mittees be and are hereby dircc ed to call the
primary meetings for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for senators and Reprcsentatlv TO tho
next General Assembly not later than March Ia.
1893 and that the nomination papers OF the oandI-
dates Of said primary meetings be filed forthwith
with the Secretary OF state.
Hssoired, That the members OF the town. city or
ward committees calling the primary meetings to
of, nd ho ahoxa all ,vlt. IN.
men and secretaries Of said meeting b. instructed
tocertfy upon he credentials Of -legates that said
delegates were erected suant 10 regular call OF
said town or city committees.
HUNTER G. WHITE. Chairman.
EUGENE Y. WARNER, Secretary mr4-lu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-07

Vanderbilts to Control the New York and
Northern Railway.

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Northern Railway.
NEW YORK, March THE Vanderbilts
will soon have possession of the New York
and Northern railway, the control of
which was recently purchased by j. Pier
pont Morgan from William c. Whitney
and Colonel Oliver III. Payne. Mr.. Morgan,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Chauncey NJ. Depew
were in consultation at the Grand Central
station. Said Mr.. Depew: 1--WE are will
ing to take the New York and Northern,
and always have been. IL is now only a
matter OF satisfactory terms.
will the Vanderbilts acquire the New
York and New England to use with the
Northern in making line to Boston9"
was asked
we would not take the New England
ms gift" said Mr. Depew The Northern
we can use In connection with our Hudson
River division in handling the long heavy
local traffic"
The formal transfer of the Northern
Will, 1t is expected, take place i'm few
days. Part of the Northern's trains will
then run from the Grand Central station.