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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts
ZOO A. VI. daily. except suhddy' iot MACNti SHDNN
and intermediate stations ur.r
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and "a
the west principal and local poinB; dninE,car 10
suspea.on Bridge. Pullman vesbue Sleeper to Gnieaso
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate points Connections
II dt, p N ds,ly except sunday. for EI.silRA and all
Intermediate saons connections Tor Pottsye and Read
ire: chalr-car q W!lkesbarre
:,:BO u. VI. (sunGays only FOR Wilkcsbarre. l. q H.
Junction and all Intermediate stations. 1870.
4fO =. VI. daily except Sunday for l.. ana r. ~ HC.
TrON and Principal stations: Pullman buTet
parior-car to wiikesbar-e; conncctions for PosEiie
4.2O r. 81. daily Sunday. for Bound Brook and
NH r. ~ daily cor EAsTON and intermediate stations
1900 y. ". daily for nrFFALO. MAGMA, FALLS
md all point. Pulyan Sleeper vesthulcd train
Ncw-York 70 Chicago Sleeper Bufaio and Toronto;
connections Reading and Harrisburg.
G3O y. W. daily. except Sunday for Eas'on ana Inter-
H M, r, r. iaIv for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER R'rFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS, ard all point,
West Pullman seepers Chicago and Bunaio Chair-
car n Wilkesbnrrs oo- No, ~.
Tick.ts and Pullman accommodating. At 233 2Gi. pa
,ra s27 Broadway ~ Fast l4th St ioS East l2..h 81
q aGO Fulton ST Court St. ~ Broaiway ana
prooiiyn B-0ctlvn. ~. Y.
Transfer will call ror ana cneck Dag
rage from hotel res,dsnos through TO Destination
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BOSTON, WORCESTER,
watch HI Block Island all Eastern Resorts
VI. MOMWlWG1 IllEN[ga
Annex service from Brooklyn and Jersey CITY: Leave
BROOKLYN. foot of Fultun-st. y. NJ earlier boats
ana jersey Cty $40 4. 81 Through tc1cts and state,
rooms secured AMI hagsas" checked Destination d,
Annex Offices
Steamers city Lowell arI CITY OF Worcester leave
PIER 'nl MOI 80 Y r.. next D"shrosses -. 80 =. VI.
connecting ai New London with new Nestihulei trains
paror y. y. and y. T. RI. Fine Orchestra on
each steamer. table dh0te "A Ia meas.
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ron PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
tAnihraclt- cal used et.lusively)
Four Tracks Automatic BLOCK Signals.
on ari after May "a 1895

ON sni after May - 1875
Trains leave stat; f-It = Liberty 81.
FIR Far'cn bethlehem. Allentown Mapcn chunk. &c.
80 Is. 40 ui,' - Eas.n, ". io, 30 9. ~
. Es.iDnl -" a. 10 a. tilcnfovn. = u sundays.
80 q II - rf.ionl 4 NJ. %. ~ 900 =. " .
Ito 10 4 - l.. VI SIniays. 70 A.
For T~aain. ~ ~ 500 o 10 100 II 20 4 ". 10.
: % a " - . 70 600 v Il !. n'ri'.
FOR Harrisburr At - 800, $40 NJ no ! 20
80 DO, 80 + NJ. i:.i' night sundays. TOO. $50.
~ sanbrry. Le~lsburs, md wlliamsp,rt.. at 40,
90 90 4. NJ. 10. 40. 72o =. ~ Sundays COO
D. M.
ror PED nsnk I:nr ;,Sn,h .ni p,ns ,cuh 70 iln
g.. " s.paa's :, ss'c;F' Ocean Grove and A''nry
r- i,t,ao.l TONE lli,rr. Barneea Park. AMI nnrn~
r., 20 SIS VI lao 40 =. VI
r,r Atlantic az. Cape My vn-ani. and nrire'on.
Pr M'nw.r'h .reach. sca,,,sh, ani Inshl.ni. Of
S.resirF 20 Si' ~ 20 4. ". 10. I - i. W. sun
'''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LoNs BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
From Pl.r =. II. foot Rector -.
For Ararir Highlands. Highland Rrt'h. Normandie
TIu..n i,e,.h .scahrghi Monmouth Betci. and Long
Il-tn,h Al IL 4 VI. I.,D Saturdays ony). 3.i5
LOO l., VI sundays 30 A NJ. % T. "
r,r Tii.fnn. AsiurY Park. Ocean Grove. and points
south I, Point Pleasant. io.ls 4 NJ Il ~ saturday =
oniy. a.i5 p. y sundays ooScept Ocean Grove and
Ashury Parl). o ~ \ VI
Tor ral~w,ai r uis River. AMI HIrn"gat. 20 A. NJ
n 90 Saturday 0rly. $40 T. ~.
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5fbool Aeenelrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, oovernesssA
&C., Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Ms NJ. j YOUEG-FULTON. % Union Square.
Chicago. Al geles, etc. H. r. Croker w D. Kerr.
=. v. Huyssocp w ~ Pratt ~ T. Managers ~ oth-ave
MARIAN COYRIERES Teachers Agency supplies
lv1 fessou teachers In all deps
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legal Notifies.

- tPREME COURT. County Of NewIork.-
- Eliza Clark Plaintiff. against Henry VI. Weed.
Charles f. Roberts. Joseph 4 THOMPSON and Mistress
Thompson. his wife Defendants To the above" named de-
PENDANTS: You hereby summoned
plant In this action. and copy Of
tho planting Attorney within twenty days after the
service Of this luminous exclusive of the day OF service
AMI In of your failure to appear juig-
ment will be taken against hy default for the reir.
demanded In the complaint. Dated February Eighth
1873. JOSEPH NJ. PRAY. plaintiffs Attorney Pcsto,ice
address and Once No % Nassau street York Guy
To the defendants Joseph A. Thompson sress
Thompson. his wife. and Charles r. Roberts The fore
upon you by publication pursu-
ant q order OF Hon George L. Ingaham Justice ot
the Supreme Court of the State Of New York dated MAJ
10Th 1890. and filed with the complaint in the Ofce ~
the Clerk OF NewYork County in the County
In New York city.
Dated May 10Th 1905.
JOSEPH NJ. PRAY. Plaintiffs Attorney
~ Nassau Street New York ciN.
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DEL, LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
Stations In New-iOrk foot Vt barclay and
ChrIstOpbcr streets.
VESTIBtLtD TRANS. ~ LLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT. -.
Direct IL Newark. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. BernaFd;ylle Bsskins
Xxx mo'rtIS@NSG iiaekettsiewa'' st'mooLEy's
MOUNTAIN. Washington l'iiILLIPSBtiRG. EASTON
WATER GAP, STR0tlDSBI RG, Iocono Mountains
SCRANTON. rIrrsToN WIiiKEsnAHKE, NANri-
re. BINGHAMToN OXFORD NORWICH. Water
VIZ Utica. RlcIFILLD STRINGS Cortland
CORNING. EAfH bANSViIIE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
TO A, M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
600 a. h.-BUFFALo SCRANTON. NlNGHAMrON.
rTICl.. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWTGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
meet At Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 90
100 p 81 sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN md ELMIRA
400 p NJ SCRANTON. wTIKEsHARRE and PIYM.
OtrTH EXPRESS. Pullman paror
1'3o p. NJ n1slyl- Bnnalo NcsIhalcd Limited Express
FALO Pullman liurc, Sleeping Cns. Connects Al
buffalo with train for Chicago arriving at IS ..
$50 p " 1Dsli,)- HrIS'ALO SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON UTICA SYRtTI'aE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Runet sieepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at II
Park place. 40 I,roadway Tickets stations ai2
hroodway, III 4thavr.. cor l?h st. 20 Weat i@5ths,
~, Columbus New York 32s ,nd 100 Fulton and
'os broadway. Brookivn. Time tables giving full infor
nation nj nil stations
wrsTCOTT EXPIRES COMPANY will -aii for and
check baggage from hotel or sdencc To destination
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e ri 6 IL IA 8 s.

Though .rIins eafe NoN- lIfA, loot Z tharl0ers-s
daily. follows. and i've minutes earlier from West
e3i-st;
am \. M-ves,bued Expos Daily for waverly
C.OO K.nshamton. Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. James
tow. Cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor to
fiunalo.
OK \. M-Delaware Na,lay Express except Sunday
C'iC f'r Tuxedo Goshen. Middle Port Jcryis Lack
awRN"n. CaIcpon. Hancock. Deposit. SgsqGe-
hanna and Monticello. Parlor Monticello.
800 i.s7 t essdaqas e ay sr Si 1 an "a
SIS \. NJ, chicago : T. NJ. slee.ers Chi
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dinlns Car
I'm i. M.-BuIao Nesiibuiei Express Daily arrives
S'OO luTalo 6.3J A. NJ. making direct connections
FOR Detroit Chicago and the West Buffalo pas
sengsrs remain In sleeper until A. VI.
845 ~ SSd " s ac 'n .s. "a F FAY,
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I ocAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- accommodations III. 2Gi 40i e5I Broadway.
100 East ics'h-s,.. Chambers and West 23d
New York. % broadway and a33 Fu,onst Brooklyn 900
Hudso: st, HotOk,a and Jersey city Station Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotes arc residences to Destination.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE TO- s90-IEN rAor
Gnmmrr Resort 0nl0rs.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY
Summer Homes on Long island.

Pamphlet describing hotels md boarding houses On
Long Island free Upon application at 49, 1872. go and
1873 Broadway. Ncw-Iork; AZ oS3 Fnlf'n St. HDon;yn
Eagle GUNNER Bureau and At Feibrsh aV stiti \
/ + r r. BROOKLYN or send cents In stamps ~ II. u.
SMITH Traffic Manager L. I. Z. r.. Long Island city
DON'T DECIDE ON your SUMNER TOUR
nefore sending for COOKS AMERICAN TOUR BOOK.
VIII ch had for he asking: al Routes and Resorts
THUS. COOK e son. POI md I .""' H'wny.
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FMLl. LRlMLER lnNl[E

FMILIl R1Wl6R Ll1Nl[S
for nostan and the East. steamers PRISCILLA and
l"ay" Pier is. North RIVER. foot ot Murray s..
days and sundays. at 9 80 T. NJ. DOUBLE SERVICE
liwo boats each daily VIII hc commencing
June II. when steamers viii leave Ncwyork $50 and
$3.50 l.. NJ The Priscilla. Puritan. plymouth. and Pi
grim Will lie In commission together.
THE MONTAIK STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
LTD for orient. shelter Island. Greenpor,. Southold
and sag arhor Lenves daily p. m except sundays.
rom Pier 20. T.. r. foot OF Peck SLIP connecting
Groerp'rt with steamer ''rriiie for New suffolk
lanesport and Rverheah June ?Hth. ard Saturdays In
Iuiy and August Will leave New York at r. IN.
n EW HAVEN FARE. 81: Excursion. 81. 80
~ Steamer. Richard Peck and G. H. Norham leave Pies
20 r. r.. daily 3 p. IN. and II 20 p. tSundays
cepted) arriving In time for trains to Mesden Hartford
Springfield folyoke and North
- AMSDELL LINE.-Stcamers leave Pier "a
n. r.. foot Franklin for Crnnstons West Point
Cold Spring Cornwall. Fishki. Landing and Newburg
week days pm Sundays am: l23d St. y r.. ~
NATSKITI. HUDSON AND COXSACKTE
~ boats Will leave every week day r. NJ from Pier
with BOSTON AND ALBANY r. r. for all points East
Il INGSTON LINE. from foot Of West 10Th
IN Street Daily at I 7. NJ. Saturdays p. n.
Steamers j. W BALDWIN and w. r RoMER
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BALTIMORE g. GAA0 RAILROAD.

Fast EIprry Trains 70 80
baltimore, Washin,tOn, ChtcaSO, tIncinhatis
81. Loui. md Al roin:5 Wet. .t;xs
PULLMAN rAk StI.ka.. -" en- ,r rtTf- AGO
20 D. m ana 1915 night ri, TSBrRG $50: *. sun.
20 Sun ~ X night CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10 a.
600 D. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. - M ex
sun 10 a. n. 30 a. Dining Car 30 Dining Car
53.so ?. m. 81: sun. Dining Can 900. GOO p. m.
Dining carr. 1918 night.
NORFOLK. II 20 a daily.
NEW orr Fans. Roanok-. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Slseninx Car. : D. n. daily.
An tains Illuminated With Plntsrh lieh'.
Tick-, ofc-s ii3 i72 oG i1to Broadway. ~ East
ii'h g. i2T novcry. ~ Y: "a Fulton s.. Brooklyn:
s.a.,ona foot Liberty St. O n. % -. J.
N.w.York Trarrrer Company viii call Tor ard check
b,rr hotel residence destination
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
sgt .iilN p. ID ~ 7 ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE


TO iIILADI.I.I-TIIA. NAI.TIMOI1E AND
NA.HIHGTON.
Fer PHILADELPHIA. weg1 dals; 20 90 eoo 100
PalloI car, 800 Dn.ns caD. 600 DINING caD. 80
- night. Sunday. 30. y 90 10 .uO
ti,inln. 4. NJ. 20. 100 300 Dining car)
G 20 DINING Car, T. NJ. 2.l3 night
II 80 dining caO \. ". 20 $50 500 Dining Ch)
Dining T.. NJ. L. - night. sundays. 1000
II 80 Dining CaD \. NJ. 2:3o. 300 Dining carr 600
Dining Carr l.. NJ. i2.i5 night
81 Lner.y ST. i3. IL. ?Gl. 80 oi4 LAO la23 I'road
way. TJ7 9Th Az RI East i;th -. 1874 East l2jih 81.
90 l2j'h St 25i Columbus A.. New York court
s.. $50 Fulton st. BROOKLYN. ~ broadway Williams
burg Tho Transfer Company will call ma
check baggage hotel rcsi-nc" TO destination.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
aEADIkG EACH OTHER OUT.
Democrat. do Not seem Co Recognize
Zach Other.

zach Other.
Mr.. Bryan Of Nebraska is Dem
ocrat- lie saws he lie and he ought
to know. But he makes strong
speeches in favor Of free silver.
Mr.. Carlisle, Secretary Of the Tress-
ury, is a Democrat lie says he il
aud he ought to know. But he
makes speeches against free silver.
Now Just look here
secretary Carlisle was asked at
Lexington. ~, the other day IL he
would meet Mr.. Bryan, Of Nebraska,
Ia debate on the silver issue. The
Secretary replied almost Angrily I:
What. Dignity him by Debating
with him. No sir. lie il a PopuIist.
lie il not z Democrat. Didn't be say
ia Louisiana that II n silver plank Was
not put in the Democratic platform he
would BE- against the party's SUGGEST
No. will not meet him under any
circumstances.
This is good; very good. Ii IL
almost funny.
Didn't Mr.. Carlisle say not long
since If the Democrats adopted .
free silver plank, be would not know
what else 10 DO than vote with the
Republicans: Certainly he did.
Wonder if Mr.. Bryan would dig
nifty NJ. Carlisle by debating With
him. Which one of these gentle
men is a Democrat anyhow! 1t II
too much for us to understand
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
PSI will get you telegraph passes
SCOTT AS A "CONVINCER."

NEW y DIRK, Feb. II, 1876.
Friend Cotton: Gould and
Dillon was at my house yesterday for
nearly three hours. We talked over
z. Nj. matters; they thought it would
be we'll for us to go in with them and
control that line. | said | did not know
about the value of the stock, etc: that
| was disposed to work with them,
ETC.: that | would write to my asso-
ciates. and if they thought we'll of 1t L
would look into the matter: so you will
please consider it. We talked over
sinking fund matters. They have
come over to my views as TO putting
the lands into the fund, and are very
fierce for it now. Scott is developing
more strength for his Texas and T.
than | thought it possible for him to
do. He has men all over this country
to bring influence to bear on their
members of Congress. They have con-
siderable money, as they have con-
WINGED several parties that | thought
we had sure. | am doing all | can, but
it is the liyeliest fight | was ever in. |
sent a man TO Richmond, Va, on Sat
urday. aud one to Albany today, to get
resolutions passed by the legislatures
against subsidies. If | can get them
think it will control two members OF
the railroad committee, and we want
them very much. OF course you will
see the necessity of keeping such mat
tiers to yourselves. [ have not time tC
write more, as it is night, and | go tC
Washington at 8 p. N.
Yours truly,
c. Z. HUNTINGTON
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
ate bills Nos. i and Ia. could &c
troll Of the Atlantic and +. X. :
very small cost. but do We want
gift: Yours truly,
{. +. IUNTISsT
CARR'= SALARY.

INV ofhhs - an. its 1tIt'.
Friend Cotton: Yours Of Deem Der
Both, and lst inst. Nos. 100 and l2I also
your Telegram that William Il. Carr has
had for his services 100000 ). i. bonds {:
then asking how much more | think
his services are worth for the future:
That Is very difficult question to an
Swer, As do not know how many
years Mr.. Carr has been in our employ,
or how far in the future we should
want him. In view Of the many things
We have now before Congress and also
in this sinking fund that We wish to
establish, in which we propose to put
all the c0mpany's lands in Utah and
Nevada. it is very important that his
friends IN Washington should be with
IL, and II that could be brought about
by paying Carr say $4,000 to 10000 a
year, | think we could afford to do it,
bat Of course not until he had con-
trolled his friends. They could hurt
us very much on this land matter, al
though ! would not propose 10 put the
land in at any more than it Is worth,
say $3.50 per acre. | would like to
nave you get a written proposition
from Carr, in which he won d agree TO
control his friends for a fixed sum,
| then send il to me.
Between the business here and in
| Washington, | am worked up TO my
capacity.
Yours truly,
{. i. UUNTINGTON,
President.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
DECEIVING THE SAN DIEGANS.

New YORK, sept. p, 1879.
Friend Cotton: Yours of the 18th
with Enclosure, rs stated. is received
= If we had a franchise to build
q road or two roads through Arizona
eve controlling, but having it in the
name of another partly then have some
party in Washington to make a local
fight and asking for the guarantee OF
their bonds by the United Sta,as, and
if that could not be obtained, Offering
20 build the road without any aid, 1t
could be used against Scott in such u
way that | do not believe any politician
would dare vote for it. Cannot you
have Stafford call the legislature to-
gether and grant such charters as we
want at cost say of $4,000? If we
could get such a charter as | spoke to
YOU of it would be worth much money
to us. If there is anything done it
must be done quickly.
Yours truly,
G.. b. HUNTINGTON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
GWIN WORKING UP THE SOUTH.

NEW ORh. NOV. 10, 1C1o.
Friend Cotton: Your dispatch that
YOU had sent two hundred thousand
dollars gold is received. DR.. Gwin left
for the south yesterday. | think he
can do us considerable good if he sticks
for hard money and anti-subsldy
schemes, but if it was understood by
the public that he was here in our III
terest il would no doubt hurt us. When
he left | told him he must not write TO
me, but when he wanted | should know
his whereabouts, ETC., to write to *. L..
Coiburn. OF Elizabeth, \. j. \ =
There will be no government aid
granted this session. and if we can get
the Ii. and L. Central to stand i'll with
us and offer to built a line through, we
build to FL Paso from the west and
they from the east, | think Scotts fish
will be cooked. Budd is doing good
work in the Gulf States. Has the
seventy shares of glass stock been got
in? How are you progressing with the
machine shop grounds? L borrowed
Yesterday 100000 easy for 4, and &
months at per cent. No commissions.
| think | shall take up some II months
paper at II per cent.
Yours truly,
G. +. HUNTINGTON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
AN ALLEGED WILD HOG.
&. P.HUNTiNGToN

y
Friend Cotton: Yours of the 18th of
April, No. Il, is received and contents
carefully noted. As tC the road east
OF Spadra, | notice there has arrived
III California, out of the last eight
thousand tons of iifty-siX-pOund iron
rails bought, say fOrty-eight hundred
tons, say twelve hundred tons more
due and nearly so. SO it would seem
you are not to have any delay on ac-
count of rails to lay the fifty miles OF
the Fort Yuma line, and | think you
should have the next fifty miles graded
SO that you can lay the track next WIN
ter: sooner than that we Will not have
the rails. | notice what you say of
Ldttreil: he is Il wild hog: don't let
him come back to Washington: but as
the House is to be largely Democratic.
and if he was to be defeated, likely it
would be charged to us, hence think
il would be we'll to beat him with a
Democrat; but would defeat him any
way. and if he got the nomination put
up anot her Democrat and run against
him and in that way elect Republl-
can. Beat him. | am glad StObbS Is
over here.
Yours truly,
&. Z. HUNTINGToN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
uurIEELL UNDER coLToN's CARE.
NEW NoRE. NOV. 20, loI I
INTRIGUING AGAINST SCOTT.

NEW DIRK, NOV. ~. 1871
Friend Cotton: Scott is prepared to
pay or promises To pay, a large amount
=, money To pass his bill, but L DO not
.uinh he can pass it, although think
tulS coming session of Congress Will
oe composed of the hGngriest set of
.leh That ever got together, and that
.ned-- only knows what they will do.
Would it not be well for You
send some party down To Arizona TO
Se' a bill passed in the territorial
slsiature granting the right To build
railroad east from the Colorado river
ieaNlug the river near Fort Mohave),
uaIe The franchise free from taxation
W W Us property, and 50 that the rates
81 lareS aud freights cannot be inter-
cred with until the dividends OH the
oolllnon stock shall exceed ten per
Oent' | think that would be about as
5000 as land grant. 1t would not do
~ nave 1t known that we had any in
'erest IN it, for the reason that it would
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
MEN VINO MAY BIZ CONVINCED


NEW YORK, Dec. /. 1874.
Friend Cotton: would like
70 know what Is being done with the
California Pacific extension bonds.
baye any of our people endeavored to
DO anything with Low and FrIsbie:
They are both men that can be con
WINGED. | will see Iuttrell
when he comes over and talk with him
aud maybe he and we can work to-
-ether, but if we can brush him out it
would have a good effect. and then we
could, or at least would try, To get
some better timber to work with. Il i:
Ana an this connection il would help
H. very much If we could fix up Cal.
Pacific income and extensions on the
basis that was talked Of, even if We had
to pay something to convince Low and
Fri~bie. As you know the Importance
Of getting out at the earliest day the
new bonds on the ;. r., | will say
nothing 0f it here, except that would
have than like the present issue as far
a the coupons and register go: and
that it will take at least two months to
get them engraved and printed, so that
! hope you viii send them on as soon
a you can, so that can set the en-
graver and printer at work.
Yours truly,
u I,rN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
9ORMAN, SARGENT AND CARR.

NEW YORK, Dec. %, 1915.
Friend Cotton: Yours in relation to
Messrs. Bird and Parrott is received. L
can do nothing with the parties The
last time | saw Bird he was wildly
mad. | spent an evening with PARROT !:
he did not show temper like Bird, but
said they had been shamefuliy used,
etc.. and said hat when we could satisfy
Castle, he and Bird would be satisfied.
etc: now the business must be done, |
think, on that side. but il Is we'll to re-
mem Der that there is Il limit To the
value of the property, but we all I'M
derstand that We should have 1t II 1t
can be got at fair price, and that
soon. Please let me know what ar
rangament we have had with Mr..
Castle: how much we agree to pay
him for his services, and as to whether
he has been paid as agreed. Mr.. Par
rott says he has had no pay. Please
answer at once.
Yours truly,
c. Z. HUNTINGTON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-06-27
G.. L. HUNTINGTON.
THE MEN WHO WORE THE COLLAR.

NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1876.
Friend Cotton: Your letters of the
10Th and 10th, Nos. lbs and 1928, are re-
ceived. | notice and appreciate what
YOU say about my being overWorked.
| am working rather hard this winter,
but [ think [ can stand it for some
time vet. Scott is making terrible
effort to pass his bill. and lie has many
advantages with his railroads running
ont from Washington in almost every
direction, on which he gives free
passes to every one which he thinks
can help him ever so little. The Texas
Pacific seems to own almost every one
in the whole country. = | re-
turned from Washington this morn
ing: shall go back next Monday night,
but dread it very much. Scott is
working mostly among the CONNER
cial men. He switched Senator Speu-
Ger, of Alabama. and Walker, of ir-
ginia, this week, but you know they
can be switched back with the proper
arrangements when they are wanted |;
but scott is asking for so much that he
can promise largely to pay when he
wins, and you know | keep on high
grounds. All the members in the House
from California are doing tirst-rate
except Piper. and he is a damned hog
any way you can fix him. L wish you
would write letter to Iuttrell saying
that | say he is doing first-rate, and is
very able, ETC., and send me copy. : =
Yours truly,
&. L. HUNTINGTON.
PSI will get you telegraph passes