davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dickinson press., 1894-10-13
Six Thousand Times Brighter Than
the Sun.

A minute parallax of about one.
sixtieth OF a second OF arc found for
Arcturus by DIR. Elkin gives a most
astonishing result. This small par.
allax implies q distance from the
earth equal to about 10000, 600
times the SUMS distance. This vast
distance would produce a diminution
Of light of about 35A magnitudes, so
that the sun placed at the distance Of
Arcturus would be reduced to q star
OF only 81 magnitude! 1t would not
he visible with an opera glass! Arc.
turus is, therefore, in round numbers,
0A2 magnitudes, or over 5000 times
brighter than the sun would be at the
same Observation-Disclosures Maea.
zine.
The Dickinson press., 1894-10-13

.Oaly time Of arnvali. g vsn, Passengers trims
tlw - enp I'VE mi,u Is q: Dickinson, PaesenV.
eyS VI b ei:ktt t. NO allo we'd to ride on the rear
o0:tAon OF No. 81
Information. time cards, maps aad
- esa.i ON Of write Ticket Agent. N.
- Hastne 3. r n Dickinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
FAT PRODUCING TABLETS.
81 per bundle; yet Fat.
] y. KINNEY. Camargo, III.

NTtEMEN wishing 20 dispose u their
lrft-on clothing NJ fair value WIZ
nlsase call or address EDWARD MILLER,
is 6th-ave.. near Wnveriey Place.
GREAT sEMI-ANNI'Ai. sALE.--O per
cen, reductions on most seannable goods, .
Ia lies waists. underwear. gloves. fninmef
iewelry, handEerchefs. bets. etc. JAMMEs
900 broadway.
PATENTS for Inventions secured prompt
ly. Best OF references. Liberal terms.
ccrrespondencc solicited ard all mater,
hs.d Strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
MIchFf, 4 co. No. iGs Montgomery
ave-. bloomfield Nsw.Jerscy. "Asndbeak
Tor Inventors" tree. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

that It is generally expected that strikers will rot
be able to hold against 1t long"
NO SYMPATHY WITH THE GENERAL STRIKE.
How Is the strike regarded there
AT first" said Mr.. Vimudee. Il think public
sentiment In sympathy with the Pullman strik-
ers. r..Pullman made a statement. showing that
A certain department Of his business losing
money. But he did not say anything about the
other departments. ana soon after the wages Of his
men were reduced ne declared Fat dividend. The
Pullmans own the town where their employees live.
and the mon demanded reduction Of their rents
with reduction Of their wages. There is differ
ence between Mr.. Pullman landlord and Mr.. Pull
man as manufacturing employer. but the workmcn
regard him man for both purposes. As sud,
| think public opinion Was with the strikers a inc
come general NE people are against H. Neiry
eVcrt'b )dy sympathiZcs with the roads. IAer' does
not seem To BE- any good reason WY me Wno;' pun
lie should be inconvenience and bothered ana trol
blel ON account OF the grievances Of few work
men at Pullman"
is there much excitement there
None at all one would not know 4 strike was
I'm progress unless h. went 10 the railroad yards.
the suburban traffic. which was Interrupted for a
day two, running smoothly Wn"n We l"it
Chicago The crossings are cirefuiy Euardrl 20
allow no suspicious characters around the tracks
and trains. There are men around the statohs
whose business IL Is 10 tel people taat no suout pan
trains are running Many people are rccciN'i oF
them and e. away and spread the report that tne
service is in,ertui ted In fact the rams 40 run
or cst represent SOM rival interest sncA as
steamboat company"
"Not a, all The make; has continued firm. " 1t
wasn't for the newspapers Chicago generally
wouldn't know there strike
Are Pullman cars running Oui OF the cry
Yes, but mostly carefully guarded. saw one
Rock Island train with i've Pulmans s2ndwched
in with other cars SO the strikers could not cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
ANornER DIcTATOR's cAnEER REcALLEI


buffalo July 2-Cattle- Receipts lat - hours 90" ,
80 ,tai f,y week thus far $500 mead. for SAM ine
last wce 8 300 head consigned through 400 heah 70
go head. ~ 800 head; market op"h"l
rcitcd MIN prices - higher for all er"des cier
strong with all sold good % best salppins and asy
light and others 1850 10 100 NJ. - log4 o" mlAsi
itrhers 81 9jd<4 good Fat heifrrs 81 I'Gsi ~ o
ana heifers s30si. So i50ti. bulls - -"s -
choice S3q$3 10. rtockcrs and feeders steady az - @
ga "a fr.a cows steady S22uSo Hogs Receipts lhrt
p hours e45o head total for week thus FAR H. ~ ~
bs,d. for same time 2i.i'p hehd, cphrbHeu
through o. 100 head: To New-York 1900 heai' on the
g. 1850 head market opened active and hshcr o,%sri
IS 5shc CS miSed packers s. 50a$5 y, roushs - ~
"a o at - I0us1 40 sheep ana
ambs-Recepts ~ hours. 500 head total Tor week
thus far, 49, 100 head for same time last week 80
Nd. censigned through, 400 hend 70 New YORK 8p
head sale 1000 head market opened ogoc stronssp
closed firm sheep Csc advance only steahy Ior
lamb good choice mixed sheep 3q{3 90 COCO we.h,
Is. ous 1884 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
TRAINS RUNNING on TINE.
40 TROUBLE OK ANY ROADS ERE-EFFEcr o
THE STRIKE OK HOTELS.


40 TROUBLE OK ANY ROADS HERE EFFECT OF
THE STRIKE on HOTELS
General Superintendent Van Etten. OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
many said Yesterday that as far as tho experience
OF his road went he didn't know there was strike
All trains were running on time.
J. j. Laying. vice president OF the big -Four
road said We are having no trouble except in
our Cincinnati and Chicago terminals. All pas
senger trains running all right, the trouble Is
in handling the freight trains when they reach
their destinations. Some yardmen have gone ont.
but that is all"
do you expect any trouble on the roads enter
ing this city o." was asked.
NO don't believe the men here would go out
They have been asked 10 DO that too often.
Mr. Iavng said that the Yves; Shore road was
having no trouble.
At the Office OF the Pennsylvania road. Broad
way and Tvcnty-nlnth-st.. Il was sad that no In
formation had been received there touching any
possibility Of the strike extending 20 nat road.
A. the general ofhres - ne Enc hi''Ioh,i, ID
progress on thai road. Onr % The officers - the
company SAID that the Ere would run is'l or not
Tho strike has caused A serious loss 10 the Wells:
Fargo Express Company IA - territory "cNt -,
on The southern Paclhc. racine DIVISION hnl I'D"
Atchison. The general manager - tho COMPANY, IN
We are experiencing serious difhcuiy vs. OF
Chicago. ana GUY Joss viii be- heavy. Tho strike -
a most stupid one and done see how y can sue
The hotels in this city have fel, the effects o.,
tn strike People who had engaged rooms have
When fhcre was danger y interfcrence The or.
rivals from the West have p~rcopiibiy decrease g.
be- IN the c,~ have ether scticI down bcre
wait unit! tho strike a. oyer ~ returning e.
Chicago or -. Paul by the water route from Buf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

MATERIAL GAINS At THE CLOSE OVER THE LOW
EST PRICES YESTERDAY.

MAIERIAL GAINS At TIE VINlHT VN I.It HI I'VN-
EST PRICES YESTERDAY.
The stock market is feeling the effect OF the strike
to no great extent. In the early trading Yesterday
1t served 10 parayze business for time. and there
We're sudden breaks In some OF the roads affected
In the afternoon the news that the Fedora Govern
ment would take some action toward restraining
Debs and his lawess bands served 10 check the
downward course. and tho market closed with ma
terial gains from the lowest prices The stock OF
the Pullman Company tumblei down In the morn
ing from the opening at l's 10 l552 Granger sto'
seemed - adversely fected by early OF the
strike and for a time there were declines The
strike news had q depressing influence on the RAJ.
way share list bat the firm belief in the ability ~
thl railroads 10 their properties themselves, ana
not be COerCed by the se.f-secknC Rebs. left the
market at the close IN an encouraging condition
Men who prominent, dealers In railroad Sc
clritles expressed the opinion that II the strike
succeeded In holding for any length ~ time. there
could no, help but be heavy liquidation n the
M ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
UNION PACIFIC RECEIVERS SEEKING RE
LEE

The Union Pa cnr receivers VIII petition the
United States Circuit Court - Nebraska 20 10 r"-
Nevei 90 tho guarantee - Interest upon the ore
gon Short Line and Utah Northern bon is under
the lease 10 the Union Pacific. They VIII also ask
- be relieved from tho performance Of any ob i@f-
ton under the contract between the Union Pacific
and Union Pacific. Denver and Gull They also
petition 10 be relieved " The guarantee upon the
s.. Joseph and Grand Island bonds. and - operate
the lines as 20 produce the largest r"venu" 10 th'
Union Pacific Company. and also that nnth me
Union Pacific and the s.. Joseph and Grand Island
he relieved from the guarantee on me bonds % 30"
Kansas CITY anl Omaha
Among the other Obligations from which the
Union Pacific receivers Nil ask release are The
per cen, rental on portion OF Tho Montana Union
Railways leased lines. the payment - Interest 90
the Northern Pacific Terminal g. mpany. tho ahro-
cation ~ the joint through Inc contract between
the Republican valley and Omaha railroads, u"
oregon Railway and Navigation tease. AMI IN"
Kearney and Black Ulle The receivers VIII 70
quest that the contract 10y which IN" Rock Island
ana 81 Paul roads use ~" Republican Valley tracks
Council Bluns and South omaha and the 'riis"
over the Missouri R.V"r 3D." revohtd, a. 3d.. COM
Icnsati0n "a inadequate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
For RrAnlNc RECOMMENDATIONS.

Philadelphia. July The recent plan %, nor
ganzp,.on proposed d. tie Reai.ng receivers Ms.
O. e wei kn.wn iefcntci los 'hc general mor'gnse
honihoilcrs committee. The opposition - ~"
committee D.. has been asc,r'lirei arose. rot %
mo u.an .'4r.f nlt 20 the flct fhat % vas under
DC impression ina o., 'ie committee was to i~'
denied Representation oa th. board THIS MS 800
error ,u tho committees par however. uni ~ nr
ders'anIlnr. r is said. h's been arrived ~. 'ni
the .y~rs plan WI r.hthy boz Ir. ulu.g'f0! %
nc fall. anI perhaps carArf. The arrangement -
/. is now satl % .Vis' provides for 20" Representa-
hon on me Board - Directors q fhs general mort.
yaYc bonlh0lIers' committee. ne 10. 1r" t'nin'l-
.rs courn.ttc. aa3 The storfh1 l'rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
WESTERN EDITORS AT THE ASHORE.

Asbury Park. July (SpecaD.-The first train OF
cars that ever stopped in Asbury Park Sunday
pulled into the station yesterday morning at u 80
with eleven Pullman coaches carrying nearly 400
delegates to the National Editorial Association Con-
vention that meets here tomorrow for weeks
SION The train made up at Chicago and
came through without change to this resort. The
delegates represent nearly all the Western and
Northwestern States far California The
wives OF the editors well as many women jour
nailsfs were of the party The delegates were
royaly received by the Citizens' Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
NMENT BY DEBS.
LIKELY To HAVE a SHORT REG.

LIKELY To HAVE SHORT REIGN.
From The wilmington News.
4 new car Of organized labor has assumed
command Of affairs in this country The reign OF
such arrogant dctators Is usually snort however
and Dcbs win be no exception to the RUE. fdhlf
opinion in the United States Is opposed to Car
rule.
HE HAS a DISTINGUISHED PROTOTYPE.
From The New-York sun.
King pebs too has way Of imposing upon
corporai IONS a tax which, doubtless ne reSaid'
as equitable and easily borne. Evidently King
Dcbs and the King OF the Cuckoos are PhidIcl
economists and thinkers Of one dye.
DOES HE REPRESENT THE RAILROAD MEN?
From The St Louis Star Sayings.
But pebs? Who a. this wise man whose name
now figures In the papers? Does he really represent
49,. Lindreds OF thousands OF railway Workincn
vho arc members Of the American Hallway Union .
10 can't believe a. lie may bc president tempo
rary Of that union. bat he VIII not be there lorg
Ic il a rash fool. and the sooner inc american
halfway Mon dethrOnes him. the better II VIII be
f"r me whole order and for the people OF the
whole country.
ANOTHER DICTATORS CAREER RECALLED.
From The Providence Journal
Mr. President Eugene V. Debs Of the American
Railway Union. is about the blyseSt man III M tne
.rc, Master Workman Martin Irons for a brlef DAY
q few wears ago. The Obscurlty now surroundlhS
the latter is not dcnscr than That when WI" pres
emily enveop the former
OUGHT TO BE SETTLED AT ONCE.
From The Chicago Tribune.
7, "a bteh time IL were settled who rules this
country and whether we are living unner the req =
az Dictator Dcbs under the Administration u
President CleN Gland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
SAMUEL CARPENTER HOME AGAIN.

Samuel Carpenter. general Eastern passenger
agent OF tn, Pennsylvania Railroad. arrived here
yesterday RE has been for months IN the
West most OF his time having been spent in CALI
fornla His many friends here are glad 90 welcome
him home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
y0r-,;G LADY HOrSEKEcP.:R r.
state axe and qualifications. JAMES
HnYA%T. 10 N"st i4fh-st.. telegraph
ADVERTISEMENT AND suBsCRIP-
~iI%S FOR TIE NEW YORK TRiD.
ISL WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ltir.DNN OFFICE No l.242 Broadway.
~ alor norm = Thirty -c--t-st. aad AD-
REFRESHMENTS ~ tho following Branch
Dn.r.. - Elgh'h-ave. go Third AZ :
corner rorfy-s"f enth -. l'D East rory.
ss-cufi-s. cn~ror Third AVE- 40 East
ies,h-si. near Third-nve. e26 Third-ave.'
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

At MONTCLAIR \ fev furnished houses
o. lsi for the summer $40 SO. 500.
So rnI 500 POI month. modern improve
mcuts Ap?.y ~ WILLIAM u. ilDLMt~.
So Spr ng. 81 NoH'clair "rY"eii" j.. J.. ana
X t.t,uf
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOSth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
price send for cirrular. ATLAS IN
J .RONE'irNT co. ~ Bfoadw ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
rorrSH woRK or THE NIcARIGrA cANIL

DISPATCH FROM MANAGrA SAYS THE
GOVERNMENT HAS WiTHrHAWN ALL
OPPOSITION
John j. Bartlett president 81 tho Nicaragua
Canal Company. yesterday morning received a
telegram from ManagGa. Nicaragua. saying that
the Government had Withdrawn all opposition 70
the canal This means that tho Canal Company
can now 20 ahead with It's work ana carry out
its plans Sometime after the company went into
the hands OF q receiver the Nicaraguan Govern
Inent started light against g. ana hnrassed II In
many WAYS It's IDEA was evidently 10 secure over
again payments for concessions already granted
to the company.
Mr. bartlett said that the company was IN good
shane and that actual work would be begun "a
soon az the bill now before Congress hAd Deeh
DISPOSED OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
FURNISHED ROOMS.

oaTU-ST. IFS EAST. Desirable second
story rooms On suit" or single, summer
prices. breakfast serve.
esTH.sT.. IL EAST. between oh and
Madison aVcs.-cool rooms baths. pnr-
H.. upper floors. convenient hotels clubs
gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
BOARD WANTED.

4 CHRISTIA.. GENrLEMAS wants
rooms n a private house iu The thirilcs.
absut $50 monthly. Civ" particulars.
IEIiM ANENT. Trihune ONllc.
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WORK wANTEp.
Male.

PORTER in wholesale house by German
American: nrst-class references. j. a.
MILLER. | 353 Greene-ave., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES.--500 second
hand wood and iron working machines:
fully guaranteed; machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39o Mad
fon-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AN EXPERIENCED SHEPHERD. with
trained dog. wanted AZ
SHORT HILLS PARK.
Must De- Il practical man ana furnish
address onlce Short Hrs Park.
shor, His.
y. J.
FNTEEFRIsIN,; Mas "a manager; must
have $500. salary SO Call or address
Mr HAWLEY. Room -. : Warrcr-st
WANTED. RAILROAD swi'chmen or yard
trainrcn % work ~ railroad yards away
from N~p York. good Nascs 20 good mea
wiling 20 work. Apply after . -. m.
PARTIES lui ~ town DESTROYS of securing
employment plrase communicate by mail,
q.nilnS .xyerioncr ard giving ai|res~.
CHARLES DODGE. hillinrl-roOm, United
states Hotel. corner Fulton and Pearl SIS.
s.
WANTED - Men on cattle steamers to
London Liverpool Glasgow. work To-
passage Apply ~ Greenwlch-s,.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRIP-
T4D%S FOR THE NETWORK TKiB-
Use WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
lpTOWS OFFICE. No. i.2i2 Broadway
q npor north ~ Thlriy-frst-st. and AD-
NERriSEMENTS ut the following Branch
offices ~ Eighth-avc. Ico lhir1-aN". .
corner Forty sevcnth-st. l53 East Forty
seventh hey. corner Thiri-ave $50 Fact
i-5th-sf. near Third ave. 02G Third-Sve
nenr Slxtv-Qrst st.. Los Flrst-ave.. los
VS., Forty seconds. 1872 Coiumhus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

Ut BhANVH OF T 10 fa5'
received at regular oiho
IS. sth-sve., $ g. c5r. OF 2sd-ss.
1872 Gth-ave.. cor. l3th-st.
i9s Coumbris ave. near West 6Sth-sk
100 West t2d ST., near 6,htve.
20 West 1tth-st., neas Shave,
OF West 4ei.st., bet. 1th and 9Th aveA
1877 4th-nyc.. cor. lith-st.
1 SSs 3d-ave., between 10Th and l7.h-stS
/ '323 3i-aye.. between 18th aad s0.h -.
.O20 3d-ave.. near 0lstst.
.T0s lst.ayc.. near 5eth-st.
700 3c-ave., cor6,r f7th-st.
55l 3i.aye.. near East 3Tth-st.
81 Avenue A. between Sd ana 18th ave&
II Canal.s.. and 15T Division-st.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East I25th-st, near 3d-ave.
2zs West le5th-st. bet. tn and 9Th syess
'-' BRooKLYN OFFICES:
S97 Fulton-et.. 90 Court-st.. sos De kalo-
eve. 1890 Bedford-sve. 100 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

mr. season only. haronlal mansion. su-
perb View. mod, rate rent. NIXON. %
ilAay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
RUSSELL sAGE's VIEWS.

strike begins to look serious" said Russell
- yesterday but believe Il will come out all
i, , VVause the Government will take hold Of H.
Important 10 decide whether or not Debs can
~ business conditions to the G. 800 900 people IN
a.. 'S' lhe pecpe who are running this strike
,as. ."e'nies OF the public. When any striker at
49, ~ interfere with the running Of trains he
a nan Te n arrested and to the workhousc and
ploye5 On - 'a as once struck should never be en-
@ y u, - sane road again.
the str,La a. on said Yesterday The worst OF
our rensrai muouptedly behind US. Messages from
traIns az a. managers bring reports that many
cfc r, a moving on the lines Of the Southern Pa
mercy enn, 10 me that the end the boycott IL
w question OF few days"
~. Opha'n ana NJ X. Vimu lge. two young bust
nr~ men OF Chicaso are staying at the Fifth Ave
, tue motel They left Chicago Saturday night and
GO. eu by way OF the Lake Shore and New-York
Ana N reply to question as to public feeling
s,s. sentiment In Chicago with regard 10 the great
s'rke. Mr. Upharn said: - Wv S''"'
s,rr. opinion the general impression is that the
&c. VIII not last long. The Central Traffic Asao-
r,s. n' composed OF all the railroads which enter
I"easo' is spienddly organized and strong bodv
u,,s.- .eNed by millions OF capital and has almost
t.L.A hghtng powers The association has
~ 'ne night with discrimination. and bai.AvA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

A -cOrTt-ETEE FRANCHISE. Nine
Anlcr-nn. los Vest lifh e.. formerly
with ~f'.n's. -l.aihF matrfia.s made. ii't
seasons d.,.-rs fem,lcl'd. fancy @ais's.
surIrl'f QfI.t~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

COCK -Expert IN every branch. In private
family or otherwise. VIE as assistant
hIn.ah.~per or Otherwise. ages ~. D.
Sl,IHY As IeNlngton-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

COOKING and PASTRY French chef
gy,-t si,,tfian. make dinner party.
n-.r-.iass v.rk. English embassy refer
.-..s + EERI goo Wcsi = INST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

Tho Toledo, Peoria anil Western Railroad Com
pany Gcfauiel interest on - first mortgage bonds
Yesterday. Tho interest. il Is understood. not
earned. The majority ~ The stocks ana bonds were
purchased two years ago by the Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Ponies that are broken and
reliable for small children. Address Dr..
O. c. JACKSON. =. .. Box lGl. Jamaica.
l.. L. n. !.
FINE PAIR ROAD HORSES. for sale or
rent. Address 4. Tribune ONCE
FOR SALE: Seven pony stations. all
hrst-class stock ponies. will sell either
4 them. childrens ponies; all ages, broken
and unbroken. Address Dr. O. 9. JACK
son. +. . 30. iGi. Jamaica, Long Is
land. y Y.
GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered. $3.50
fine. light extension. cuiunder. top sur
ROY uS'd 1eoks cost $3.50. also FOR third
stvl.sh Inquire At PRIVATE STABLE.
10 West i4'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
a RECEIVER ASKED FOR.
PETITION FOR TIE DISSOLUTION OF THE
sOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

PETITION FOR TIE DISSOLUTION or THE
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Albany. July 2.-There hearing today be-
fore Attorney Genera Hancock the appl!ca Ion
OF Mrs Anna G. Woodruff asking that the At;or-
rey-Genera. bring action IN the Supreme Court
20 dissolve the Southern Contra, Railroad Company.
whon operates a road from Slyre. the State
inc between NewYork and Pennsylvania. to Fair
Haven. on Lake Ontario. TIE petitioner alleges
that The road j. Largely indebted and utterly in
solvent and unabe 20 pay the Indebtedness, and
thai the company has neglected AMI refused 10
pay and discharge its notes. bonds, coupons ana
other certificates % indebtedness FOR a; east five
years. The petitioner asks that receiver be APP
pointed 20 distribute the property Of the corpora
lion among rs creditors. A. =. Rich. Of Auburn.
appeared for Mrs. WO0lrur
Henry l.. S;orke. the treasurer OF the company. in
his answer admits the insolvency or the road which
ls now leased and operated by the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company lie further aLeGes lEat steps
have been taken .ooknG 10 a reorganization Of the
road; that such negotiations are 50 far forward
lint nearly every difference between the various
Interests has been adjusted ana settled, AMI that
by reason Of these facts ne corporate existence "
the road ropres nts considerable valu" - the ho.!-
ers % al tho bonds Of the COMPANY. 1u,Ec Day
represented the southern Contra. Railroad Com
p1ny. William Strauss appe're9 for bon holders
representing $500. and - +. T7~lor FOR the Le-
hivh Valley R1roaa Compan..
TIE Attorney tneral reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
r1Jr NETWORK VIEWPOINT
ow THE GREAT STRIKE is REGARDED
IN THIS CITY.

-,v WITH THE EFFORTS TO TIE
30 onoprRT1Es WHICH HAVE 80
oxcrRx IN THE DISPUTES BE
~,vrEN MIR PULLMAN AND
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The Southern Contra. Railroad IS smaii line.
AMI was leased by the LehiGh Valley In pcrpeiu.N
IN 1881. The Ichlzh Valley III not guarantee In
.oros'. and there have hcon humorous defaults n
interes; The road IS ll5 miles long ard runs from
Nor'h Fair Haven. y Y. 20 the state line the
south Thomas &. Plat is the pres dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

A GREAT SACRIFICE SALE 81 franks
- r,-k,tto.ks yqlfscs dressing "a .rs
steamer chairs dress-suit case during
alterations % building ut the Marer11ms
and factory 81 CHARLES sCIiN ANlH'
h2 fth-aye.. near Stn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


AGENCY fC' Mons taIr.--f,csicences. all
kinds ior sale "r rent. furnished houses.
TUBES q TAYLOR. 3 B"ekman-et. y. !.