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10 be used as a porters lodge and Is the first time
that the experiment has been tried at an American
college.
Another building which promises TO be a fine one
Is that being erected Coege-st near Wall-st.
which will he the future home Of the Sheffield Sci
entitc School chapter Of the Delta Psi better known
as the Tea Company" '4S." the latter numerals
referring to the old home of the fraternity on Col
ege-st. The new home will be known as est. An
thongs Hall" Delta Psi was founded at Yale in
1865 and is to-day the leading fraternity OF the
Sheffield Scientific School Book and Snake"
THE Cloister." il close rival of the Tea Com
pany. and for many years has been the only
Shelf society that owned its own clubhouse
dormtory. The Tea Company" men have always
rented II house and lived together but this arrange
ment was far from satisfactory. ordinary
dwelling house could accommodate but Il small por-
ton of the men who belong to the society. At
time the Tea Company" men had a house at No
CT Grove-st.. and later another Temple-st. Then
there was an interval of years during which they
had no permanent home and finally eight or nine
years ago No 1873 Colege-st rented. and has
since been known the home of the Tea Com
pany.' A number of years ago the society built
large and handsome chapter house at the corner OF
College and Wall The dormitory will adj
Join this. but will have connection with II as far
as entrances concerned. The architecture OF the
new building will be in keeping with that Of the
chapter house and the material will be the same.
namely. East Haven sandstone with tile trimmings
and tile roof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
THREE NEw-YoRKERs ELECTED DIREC-
NEV BUILDINGS AT YALE.

VANDERBILT HALL READY FOR OCCUPANCY
THE DELTA PSI FRATERNITYs NEW HOME.
New-Haven Sept. 80 (SpeciaD .-Students return
ing 10 Yae this fail find many improvements
awaiting their inspection Vanderbilt Hal IS prac
icay completed. and Is ready for the OF its
occupants. Every was rented several months
ago. and elaborate indeed will be the quarters which
those who have been fortunate enough to secure
them Will occupy. This building viii cost about
100000 and I is said that its rental Will bring TO
the college about $4,000 annually. The high iron
fences in from, and between osborne Hall and Van
derbit Hall. and the Arr School and Vanderbilt
HAN have been put up but the gates have not yet
oeen put In. The decorators are at work on the
apartments which are 10 be occupied by Cornelius
Nahaeroilt, jr., Of the senior class. They will not
"H'sh 'heir work for week or two yet. and when
competed II viii De the most elegant suite OF rooms
on the campus The interior of this Gormltory
throughout is complete In every respect. and finished
win degree of taste and elegance which makes
~ one OF the hnest college buildings in the country.
Inc walls of the different entries are all OF white
s'azed bricks Every study is provided with win
uo"-seai and an elegant mante. and fireplace. Grass
mas now grown up on the plot in front Of the hall.
ana the carbonized stone walks have been laid 80
.na' everything about the premises has n more fin
viously
The site Of the cd North Middle College has been
graded and Will he turfcd over this fall The work
vi berkeiey and White halls does no, seem to be
as nearly compete. although the workmen are de-
'ou's All their time TO finishing the interior. A
.'sh iroa fence is also being erected in front OF
'hese halls. carbonized stone walk has been leld
" Inc rear or the buildings along Highest and In the
on' on Elm-st The little round brick building on
.Nn-sI' when ID now used by the workmen for a
S'''use' mas aroused considerable curiosity. 1t II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
A DINNER TO TIE ETH REGIMENT TTCTORS

The board of officers OF the 18th Regiment, y. q.
~ Y. gave'a dinner at Clark's. in West Twenty
thrd-st. last night 20 the members of the regiment
team which won the New-York State championship
a, Creedmoor on September 49, defeating nine Of
the strongest teams in the State including the IA
nous 7th Regiment team and also that Of the 3d.
OF BROOKLYN The 18th Regiment men also made the
record for this match. rolling up the score or :"
points on, of a possible l200. Covers were lad Tor
thirty and almost every member Of the board Of
officers was present. The men who constituted the
team were Major w T. Lambert Lieutenant H. ;.
Clark Ordinances Sergeant John Ccrrie. Sergeant
Major Downs. Sergeant Lamb. Sergeant Do.an. Ser
geant McDermott, Sergeant Donovan, Corporal Ma
honey Corporal Barringcr, Private Van Heuscn
and Lieutenant s Schieffelin Sicbbins. acting in
eyector Of rifle practice. who captaincd the team.
Toasts were responded to as follows: The ReG-
mental Appreciation Of the Teams Efforts by
Colonel Dowd: "Reelmental Interest In Shooting
hv Major Burns: The Team: Its Hard WORK ana
Great Success" by Lieutenant Stebbns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
THE CITY OF DETROIT DEFEATED.

JUDGE TAFT'S DECISION IN THE NOTED STREET
RAILWAY CASE REVERSED.
Detroit Oct. 1.-The United States Court OF APP
peals sitting at Cincinnati. this morning handed
down decision in the noted Detroit street railway
case. unanimously reversing the opinion of Judge
Taft AMI deciding the in favor Of the COM
pany- The suit brought by the city to GUST the
Detroit street Railway Company from the streets.
The principal point involved was the right Of the
company to operate under franchises which ran for
a Period longer than its existence. The companys
charter expired in 1885, and the franchises extended
10 1902 The sui, begun in March. 1892 and was
taken to United States Court. where Judge Taft
decided in favor OF the city. declaring the franchises
void. The street-car lines had meantime passed nto
the con;ro, OF company. the Detroit Citizens
Street Railway Company The case was Appealed
TO the United States Supreme Court, which sent IL
10 the Cnicel States Court OF Appeals Arguments
made o-FOre the latter court at Nashville last
June.
The decision handed down to-day reverses Judge
Taft on every point. The amount involved was
100000 in stock and 100000 in bonds The prop
erty has just passed into the hands OF K. T. wilson
Co, of New-York
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REAL ESTATE.
r1-srvrss AT THE EXCHANGES.


There was ONLY one small parcel 81 real "siat"
offered for sale ycsicrlay a. auction a. ID" IT"i.}
Sale-r1on 40 lll HrollWay william k'nr"ly OF
fereI a plot Jix9, In Audubon-avc. :" feet south
OF Onc-hundre l-aud-slxty -n.nth-ei The plot was
purchased By John Robinson for 50" tn" prop
ortv AZ Fdgccomh-ayc and onc-hunircd-ani hiiy
nfth-st Was withdrawn from fllc.
\; private safe Abort stake q CO. have sold
for . LJnicmann SO. 5lS Wes; Fiflcth- At. a hye-
story brick tenement house. -"Ni0l :or ''''"
& Morris has sold to -. k"itrrr a plot 90 -FOUR
feminist, ~ feet east AZ Flffh-av,. si1' l'rNl'l.
Tor about SNrp Charles Spcycr has sold through
George 4 bowman the four story Hat nous" y"
~ West Twcuty-cighth- Thomas - Gar mas
Leased II Michael Brennan. At Il rental ~ from
{Uv, 20 fDe0 annually. for q term - ten years,
the Hotel San Reno. at the southwest corner 81
Central Park West and SsNca'Y-nfth-s st
Henry T Sloan - having plans prepared Tor the
building OF 4 handsome f0ur-siory and b1sem, M
dwelling at SO. East seventy erond-st IN"
front viii be- o. bun brck and Indiana limestone
Tho house VIII cost about NVL.vn Jonn 'lttrr mas
nlcl plans for the building OF Two fiNc-storJ brlrk
fat houses o5xSt the south side OF one hblHr"'-
and-twcniy-ifth st. 20 feet east of Sey"nth-aIe
cost t5p.r Alexander Cameron mas filed pans i"i
the building o. four Nvc-stOry Connecticut brown
stont from; dwellings. NX'. for IN accommodation
OF one family IN each. on the south SIDE OF Nli't
scventh-st. lp0 feet east Of Fltih-avc., cost VIZ"
Mary 4 Folay has fled plans for n" bulIilnf OF a
four-story brick dwelling ~ SO =. Fact twenty
nluth-st, ia" north side, cost S."'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
FURNISHED Gonses Go Get.

A lTISrIr AND FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE. ~
"A West ST. Maitland Armstrong Winter
season year INNES & CENTER. q East Goth II.
TINE FOLLOWING FURNISHED HOUSES TO lot or
L lease:
small modern house with electric lights and fully
furnished. Madison-ave. near bith--t.
\ small fully furnished dwelling. low rent Park
Avenue Hotel.
A rcmodee1. fully furnished house with
electric lights. decoration and plumbing.
Windsor Hotel and Fifthhye.
Apply to CHARLES A. SCIiERMERIIoRN Alpine
RmhinG. No l.2s0 nroadwny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer Cunc OBJ Smith. from Ne"-iorN "cP
81 arrived at Liverpool October 49,. vi. ca-,.r,
-; ,r Nobic,n 0IrJ Cook, from New YORK Seltein
s 20 a., cila,gow and Bristol passed Tory hlanh oc'o
. Nav York
Sepember 20 for Rotterdam passed ne v Scn,cnber
steamer Blela CSr Satef. rom ' Nv urnY iIead
on ,"r liverpool and Manchester. passed ir"" ''"'
october . ,co,, r.,.sen from
yt,t srnembcr r. arrived at Swinenunde sop I'M -,
c,a,,ns, Fms Gen Riemkasten, from Nc"-'wH' va
p',hann,on arrived at Hremerhaven october i, r
e,aarner Habsblrg Gen. Winkicr from Ne"-i"'"' "
rived M I,remerha q October = - e.,,.y,h.,
steamer sorrento U,rD Jones. from New "h 'P"''
% Go Uayre arrived Antwerp Octoper ... vorL
Steiner C;ienesk OBJ. sailed from Kobe Tor >e"'N
September - "a ,,..,. x.y york for Glasgow,
arrived at Neville october = 49,, .u. y.,.nc,. for
steamer Aisata u6r), swain shieo ""'" '"' "
Ncv-York october ]. -, 49,. u.,.~. for New
steamer Victoria tBr). BoothDy from "s'as" ''' WV
worry pa ssed Gibraltar october 49,. s.-vo,x asp.
steamer M.:sl,a T1 :;,. viLr''s s.ptsmb.r %.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Auld Robert to Daniel ID Lord and another.
5s,h st 100 II " u Amsterdan-aV". etc. ycars.
fnOrtgdgf .
Hrlres d;eorgc " VI and wife To- Fanny iampih"
and another n ll3h-st. 40 II W Of 3d-aye..
,IHvlsr Df,rid and altr ~ lien rietts Adler and
= another " sth- st. - n ~ Avenue G. 22x
2 3 81
peckcr William j. and wife IN G r Dusenberry
tr N yi,t-st. 80 n 81 L"xington-ave. FOX
io0s 2 years ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Berg Martin 10 Henry Weiner. as executor. etc.
q 9,Jh-st 3I5 II OF Columbus-ave 25xiUs
b go.
clark Julia and another TO William Brewster,
sethst sia n w OF West End-sve. 1 year..
Costello. Thomas 70 susaa Avord. . %oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

cr ss q a' s'srss Ss Joseph
suyan,st loIS OF ps,nee-S $500
Dale. Anna j. to Moritz l. Ernst y n ls4'n'' 2,G6O
sam. Of Marx sSoe ws yfs s,h 55 Of
p Syf A gTss { " TO Edsar Logan sh.
iie {; Of Convent-avc. etc. security. : mort CON
S9 as .i' "@ az" 900
p"4eh n"s oeG ana y we to the saw
!ass Bank. T. W Unlon-av. ia1 IT $ Of loo
Duff. lawrence and ws 70 Frederick T Eess; 80
rg,n.l Edsn. a ~ OF to Aaa ans
l35th 500 q w,lls,aye ,!,. n:;.,;:s TO-"
and Trus, Co. sulIlvanst IS It n Of Prince ,ooo
Golden IsriGgct. to the Emgrant Industrial saw
ings Bank n i22d-s; 2i2G It OF 2d-aVe soo
Holder. Lbbie B. 70 Jacob : Batter lots RS and Sns
III. map land of Samuel Ryer Homestead 2''h . ~,
'ansan uisc To- Fs S pu yss A 1000
Same to same. iosd-st i25 It Of Amsterdam o
jordan. john and wife to philippine Arras al
Kpsr %haT Tw5 S and Of VIA 4s' to- the York ~
Savings Bank. Gsth-st. 1906 IT Of Column .ooo
LILY ohn ': and Wifi T" Frederick Boss.
Mr.s Ha,s T to FadG Fahta d. r":
and another executors. etc. No l3 East 3oh- 60 ooo
Maps 'caTa + to he TIL Guarantee and
Morgan stephen H. to Robert II coleman trus-
tx etc, Riverside Drive and I:2is'. ,.oo
III ana 1913 SuVan-st. : years
Mckay James {. to Ralph Brandreih. West $500
End-aye, G2.2 e ~ S,th-st. years........ 900
Nichols. George l.. Jacob Lawson. n s9,h-
. mortgages NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2cD0O
ODonncl. Joseph i. 10 Julia Hard 81 al.
executors, etc TopP.ng-si, $50 n ~
oTooic rliza}eth. to Eugene i charaois :
corner Fox and ld'ih SIS, ysars............. $50
Roberto. Maurice O. 10 f. fEaizhelm II South
"rn boulevard or l33l-st. 80 II " Il Alexander
- ! l'''
Rausch. David and wife. John Rasp.
Gih-si. 200 {. u 1st-ave instruments. 3s90
Tih-nve. .. "a" T. n u roth 81. Peter Ruetzel
and wife 10 Emily Beaver. . years.......... 1000
7Gh.si. year ..,...'. ...................... 1900
Shongood. Joseph. and wife Charles shonsood
NJ 80 Eruom"-st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Stcgmcy"r j srph To- Cacen Fcder SOth-s
loo n u 81 ave. | Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Schlo'ohm. Hc"nh. and another t. Hester Nc
Iriyr". Washinstons' u Morris-st.
TruosNn Hans I y. John }urz s sist-s
10 4 Of 2lavc years ..................., 400,
Van Orlcn Bros - W . Lester n I7th-st. 5|s
n . u ANenu" \. | month ................. SEQ
White. Isaac. and wife 10 Frederic i Mi1ebrook
ioi'hs'. lo n - 3l-ave. years ..... Is 900
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OUTGOING STEA MERS.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER :.

KSDA1, Ut IVIII+fs '
= Bismarck Hamburg IIamtr Amer. go a N $50 m
Werkcndam Rotterdam. Meth Amer. ll.' IN l'"P w
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ;
Ycrnassee Jacksonville clyde 200 m
Peruvian. Glasgow. AlanStRte ......' 90" p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise % Sunset $50 Moon sol Moons are
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 1905 GOV Island 1895 Hell Cat" OF
PM-Sandv Hook II :Ot Gov. Island II ~ Hc! Gate IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03

4 WEEKS EARNINGS OF THE ST. PAUL.
Chicago. Oct 1.-The earnings of the Chicago Nh
waukee and ST Pau Railway for the fourth week
81 September $S34.520; for the corresponding
week In lS93 81 ,O2o,36S: decrease, $i13o+6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
ZEAL EsrArE TRANsrERs

ws"f,s s.,. l:' r. Ii.,t. M sa"a& 5'' $1,000
Tnriar, raI, - H KILN l'oe 5000
c os VIZ zoo na Il l.' and T John 'p $1,000
d. ,;rcc1af St 9r..m,n '. 5000
aS1h-st ~ IL ras,. Manha,tana L n,lsh' 70
'' sa Dunn e: g, to ne W. w.. E sGr fs ''"
io %airi ~. S ct a. hc M. Of Ka' . 2s 2S t.
7o'I'si g. ~ Wcs, Edward Tipping ana ~fr
West End Endaye. 81 ~ Eas,. RALPH nrAnare'h
VS.! End ave. 80 40 Ralph Brnndre'h and
same property. James \ Mckay to Charles II
' Shan 81 to i1rc T. H %'" eoa.idsfa
sO 'i ''s' s. SO +, d oih.,ye 2osioos. rnocG
e and wr to Mag ;c,,So Anderson and II"
VIE to Enoch Bel ,:....,...,....-
MILAN rs sS :, ana ID VIZ Snm l2 Ju@ xa
charles strauss assignee II John q Prague o. oo,
ii75hs,' s. 100 Il Of 8i-ave .5sico II: Angus.
. Narz referee To- Jos,ph siinson ...... 800
to Henry I'ar ri'G' $3.50
s'i5: n lS r. q , ksyss. l,sloa fl''e
so,h,st. -. 100 # Of alaye 2ssio22. cacelia
cist-s 80 l2i West. George II Bourne to Her c.o,
.o %ip@ / Nn''f go +, or ,have ososo Her. '
mann Eichthcrs executor susanna Rooster. to oo.,
Ssth-st. No 81 West. John Casey and wife 10
IOJih-st. $. 800 - 5th-ave. 7oxlOol1.
1ljth-st. No 34i East: George " House and wife
Frank Ism!'y .................. ...........
lOlst-st n $50 II " Of Coumbus-aye. 50SlD11.
George Van Hoesen referee 10 Alfred Is $3.50
Riverslde-Hye X corner Of i22d-st. 25xloD. John
II Judg" ana wife To- stephen II Morgan. ..... .
West End-ave. =. II n OF DSth-si, lIxD,
Julia % Margaret clos" ...........
Amstcr1am-avc, 90. II II n II lh}i-st 30 l0x
100. Charles II Lindsey and wife To Ralph
Bfandr"tH
135ih-st, n g. 800 . II Wlsave. 25xlvo. An
thony McQuade 10 Romanus Eusner and wife. 2o'T
southern Boulevard. =. ~ n " ~ Alexander
23NlOo, Franz Hlazheim and wife to Mhu,
rice . Roberts. Observation-Disclosures. ex-prop and ]
13tihst. n :. $50 II Of HrOpk-ave. ll2xlOO, Carl
Ernst wife to Anna T DALI. ...............
lJGth-st n $. 10 II W OF Elton ave 2xloD. Mag
dnlcna Messefschmiti to Frederick L l. fielwlg -
and vile. 'o-'
5th-st OF I67th-st. 80 II ~ Washington
2sxlOJ. Jane II Henry. executor Of John
A Henry. Johann g Merke. ................. $500
Lot IFS map Of village ~ Morrisnnia I'D ward:
1891 st 30 n . Of Trinlty-ave. J0x2io. Clar-
ence T.. Wescott referee. To- Clara T. Mapes $3.50
Samuel-N. n Boston Poet Road. 5iS
G2 etc: Abby Itunk 10 Adoph Bauer........ 5000
To y, $50 n of lOtth-st. 1stxlUo.
Julia T. Hard. ex"curix ana executor u al u
Julia Hard Joseph y o. Ddnnell. 7.lM
TIninn-ave " s. 40 n Of 1,bth-a 2jNS6. III
bert u Itoach and wife to Mary - Sttyker... $500
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. OCTOBER . ls9'
ARRIVED
% and southampton % NOSE. 200 cabin ana -
Storage passengers oelrichs Co Arrived A. The
Steamer cre . Davies Lsn sen,.mSer = .,a sscds
+ a,t A Arrived at tn. Bar a. $50
steamer Teutonia (Ger,. Gronmey"r Hamburg S"pnm,
s 3s /: Via Philadelphia October l. with "''s :" j.
% % ni6 ana leo ca6n and
" iesrT Araba pine dr odl,ch M.n'evlco Au
gust Santos IS RIO Janc5o 49, T., n"m nj ,, Ser n
and passengers seager. Arrived al the Bar at
Steamer Brixham. Dure Gtara days WY. VIZ fruit TO
IL Dumois & co Arrived at me Bar Al 80" p H.. ,
mds. to stamford Parry. Heron Co. Arrived at the
% g no Sss.' to ps oRs T.P
' slca Ar''f ncat%do 3D. Young cabaren sPembcr
!? and M Mn1Gc Co. WIT X4Vcd at he Bar at 30 M
steamer Neptune rknan Men'ygG Ssp,rn aSG ,as
sengcrs to f Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bar at 1913
rrawqddy @ css TT"idaS ana FsP s % 20
singer. 70 George chrisiA Co Arrived at the bar At
g siramcr Anla OBJ. Mone Nassau September her q
Steamer concho crqwNn Galveston September g and
Key West Is with mdse and passengers 10 = II M"''y
steamer Hudson. Kenbl- New-o g September 30
steamer Kansas c!y Fisher p, sa WnHs9 September Is
steamer Jamcs,own. Iiuphers Norfolk with mdse and
ms o the Old Dominion IS CO.
sandy Hook oct. 2, $50 p. m.-wind south light
breeze, hazy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Herman Winter. Nicterson. Boston-II
steamer Dresden Ger. Cacn Baltimore oelrichs
steamer Majestic (T}rp Parse Lverpool-TI Kersey.
steamer Noordand 0elg). Grant Ant"eIp-lnternat'na
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
steamer City Of Columbia Jenny, West Pont-oii
S,eamer Iroanois Pennington, Charleston md Jack
sonvllle-W J. Clydc GO. -.
steamer Carib Prince UID Scott Trinidad and D'fne-
steamer Pcntagoet. Oakes Passport. Me- Nobeits
Steamer Berlin d3D. Lewis. southampton inern"'''ha
steamer CITY Of Birmingham. Burg. savannah-R l.
Steamer Ell Dorado Percy. New-oreans-John 7 Van
Steamer Caracas woodrick Guayra. Porto Cabello
ana Curacoa- BouIton. Bliss & Ialiett ,,,, .,u
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg. Portland Me-hora"o nun
SAILED
Steamers Yorktown. for Norfolk ana NsWppt cnpI.
CIV ~ Columbia West Point; CeFic uTl bIt'iP.,I,
CIV 81 birmingham savannah; FL Dorado New-oi an
GO Ccr, Krcmen via Southampton. Marlborough tBf)
Porto Cor,ez and Livingston
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
sewalI Point Bell Buoy.
Notice is hereby given that Scwai Point beii ~
palnted black replaced september ~ lse4 N '
shoal Buoy No black. hrst can on inc ~. 'a
~ Hampton Roads. side Of the entrance 10 f I|
River and about Ia miles n9f,h Hihs 90 NE
~ mil. shohl Lighthouse In range win T. chn 81 mp
t,an. NF by r 3, f. Flagstaff Soldiers Home, Hanp
,r ~ " This notice affects the Hat Of beacons ana
, I,,h Lighthouse District 1893. page g. Bearings
arr magnetic, depth given at mean low water ny
order Of the Lighthouse i .,xa,s GREER
Rear-Admiral. L. = Navy Chairman.
u,,r ,,oyrvrvTs OF STEAMERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY REORGANIZATION.

MORTGAGES AMOUNTING TO s1245 600 AUTHOR
1zED BY THE STOCKHOLDERS.
Richmond. Va. Oct. 1.-The general meeting or
the stockholders Of the Southern Railway Company
held here to-day gave the officers authority to ex
ecute and deliver a mortgage by the Southern Rail
way Company 10 the Central Trust Company or
New-York as trustee covering the companys
property privileges and franchises. 10 secure an
issue Of bonds in the aggregate principal sum or
Se0oDoooO. payable July /. 1904. with interest at 5
per cent, and also 10 authorize the execution OF
rortgage or deed of trust upon parts of the rail-
road and properties OF me former Eas, Tennessee
for the sum OF $4,000 payable September l. 1898,
OF Se s s sF . So Is Win BE- per
70 take UP the outstanding mortgage and equipment
construction will be used now. and s2o@oGo Will
he reserved for new constsuction after January l.
inr any one year There we 800 e0,GD Of common
and 100000 Of preferred stock represented at the
meeting.
WEEKS EARNINGS OF THE ST PAUL
Chicago. Oct The earnings of the Chicago, MI
waukee and ST. PAU Railway FOR the fourth week
aeeR n iSss. 81 Ses sss: decrease sl7ss4s
MORTGAGING ITS PROPERTY FOR 100000.
Hammond Ind Oct. "A mortgage for 100000
was fled for record Yesterday in the County Re
corder's ONCE in Crown Point by the Louisville.
New-Aibany and Chicago Railroad Company. 10 the
Central Trust Company. Of New-York. and John
MGr!0ck. Of Lafayette. Ind. trustee. The mortgage
!. given 70 secure 1000 bonds q $3.50 each. and
covers the entire right Of and the rolling stock
o. The company.
THREE WORKERS ELECTED DIREC-
TORS
Peoria ILL., oct. "A meeting OF the Peoria, De-
canr and Evansville Railroad stockholders and Off
held al the local offices OF the road in this
city to-day. Most OF the stock was represented by
proxy ". II Gladly, Arnod Hummer and r. >
Anderson Of New-York. were chosen directors, ana
Mr De Veau. Of New-York. was dropped from the
directorate roll
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-02-01

John Reddington's grocery wagon
was struck and demolished at a Havre
de Grace crossing of the p, w. & B.
railroad by the north-bound New York
and Washington limited express train
at 11.30 a. m. Monday. The wagon
driver, Michael Foley, and his compan-
ion, Thomas Thorpe, narrowly escaped
death. They were crossing the railroad at
Stokes street, the gates not being down
just as they had reached the track the
Waterman warned them of theapproach
of the train. They both jumped for
their lives, one out of the front and the
other out of the rear of the wagon, and
barely saved themselves. The horse
was not injured.