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argument on the AImshou.e Case.

TIE County, almealouse case was argl@-3
kspfoes nPss Supreme court at Olympia last
1e:xsssiay a. length and submitted. The
eogrsiy commissioners were repreGaals Ell
~ william II. waite and the plaintiffs
b. Judge Greene. The main poifBt argued
.aS whether before commencing TO build
tie alEnE1oltse, 81 was necessary under
the law for the commissioners TO s9ubznt
she question of building and OF leyy9Tg
a special tax 10 vote of the people as
reqgars,l b. section Isl Of HINTS first code
re commissioners took the position that
sae reqBsrenests Of sooeion 2si were re-
xsaled either b. the law OF 1858. which al
lows fhs county commissioners TO con-
tract debt for building purposes up 10
t4r cent on the taxable property of the
eousty, or by fale law passed I'm ls91,
which gives the commissioners authority
% eoSsraot debit OF IL psT cent. on the
fzxaslfe IgtssSerty.
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Tired of the shadow of Marriage.

Mary L. Wall rs tired Of wearing that
nsTe just for the sake of being ulayvI.,i.
ard asks the superior court to grant her
4 divorce from her husband. Martin Wall.
and give hack to her her maiden name.
Nary 1. Walsh. In her complaint filed
Yesterday oirs. Wall alleges that her nus
band has wsifuGly neglected and refused
u provide for her for mora than fifteen
Ess0t'Es She says he Is able-bodis-f and
fslable OF earning at least s75 a month,
fet has an NnArathv tOwaENi laa,w.
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New suits Filed.

- - ,-le superior c,lsrt Yesterday the 1cl-
va " new s.sts vera nie,i.
49, ha,.k % Ath4rl ~. Fsal3aruS1 2.
'aerest $500
49, q 3'owsSl ~. A1exaE,3S- NJ. Rev
~ s'''il' 'ssN-~v note s. 81 q and cossrs.
rs,o.as Sr1wc71S IS. }. 2. F'yscge GERS
r.. '.1.'''1 % partnership and ags1sosg1t
- " Tccsits~.
a. ~. 1 Wall - Martin wall-oc5er
= Ne'aait entered
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Partners Agree to Disagree.

Nicholas Scffwehm and j. r T'riggens,
rartn-sv 81 the Ssaatle Stone Works. have
agreed 70 Disagree. and yesterday in the
Superior court Schwehm filed complaint
asking that the gartEseTtshfp be dissolved
and THAI Solom L. Williams be appointed
receiver In has complaint Soipwsslsn al
lsges tsiat since Ser.;sarFber Is F'riggnnS
has refsssoi to allow lhlan to participate In
iiss managsuent Of tho business, and has
cssiuctasi che affairs OF the firm 10 suit
himself According to tho complaint
srggesss has thneateneSi to destroy the
pgopensy OF the firm IL Sclpwallan takes
aay steps 10 compel him to make an ac-
counting, The debt OF the firm amounts
70 $40.
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AH Old Claim for Logs Decided.

Zoe case Of the Puget mn Company ~.
:, Z. Longfellow 81 al. iogeers was de-
..led m favor ~ the plaintiffs for the sum
q NiSS a. The suit gycw out OF the deal
IS between the mill company and the
seseTs and vas on balance due for sup
Fes and money furnished by the company
after The credit had been given for al
egs received.
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- re casa % Albert Sieceie. who was
s'sen on trial e., ms, United Sstutes court
- gasScng cosrns erfe8t money. ard who
re cf'.srsze rhat NJ passed t21e dbl
p gseS.o1 ;s1Nttt slsysy. the Jury YES
- 01S2EoNot s-si was Discharged
80 20 s,S>a0l ballot she Jury sts-r,l
-9r as,qutftaA three aga4nsi. ard &
- o8t twF1,H-+oalr ana a half hours.
<AA21er t-sal VII ~. he,.i
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Iumher SINNERS To Meet Again

The lumber shippers of the North Paci-
fic coast will meet next Monday afternoon
at the Northern hotel to perfect their or
ganization. providing the Tacoma and
Portland contingent puts in an appear
ance. The committee on constitution and
bylaws. appointed last Monday. will re-
port.
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Attention. Comrades.

There WILL - JOINT meeting o. Stevens
ara Miller Posts. @. 4. r. IN q. A X
Ssn Htncklev block. this tFr4iay) even
tr~ as a reception 10 National CosnTnan-
A. Thomas G LAWYER. who VIII arrive
here from Spoksne N the afternoon Al
comrades. sons % Veterans and Woman
,se,saf ,Ns-rS and thcsr families are cor
.5t.flv invited By order 81 committee 81
engagements.
DODGE. Secretary.
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~ n, Norman's Death.

rho Tau%e of -. H.. N"t ~
~. -. ,nortem examination on the
Inc 20 Ole II. Norman. who died sud
nody O. ts,s CITY Tuesday afternoon on
DENY .9., - ,rorn Port Blakeley. showed that
death was due to internal hem. hemSFFh 4,ss
'.,.,ses nv a blow on the stoiiissn. =. nc
s,s,.asti.-ation viii not be cAFf4e' i"' '''e+
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Secretary OF Agriculture Morton has
abolished the division OF microscopy OF
his department. which has been in ex-
Is erce since 1s-1 and has bsea presided
over by Thomas Taylor.
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TIE cRocKER-HUFFMAn LIND a
WATER CoEPANY'S

irrigated lands ~ MERGED. IN tho very
heart Of the state, under splendid
climatic conditions, with the free
use OF water AS an appurtenant To
the land. for sale for interest only,
for five or seven years, at tho choice
OF the purchaser, Eventual settle
meut on the land and cultivation,
dating one year from date Of pur-
chase. being made incumbent upon
the purchasers.
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National Mexican Band concert Ma1i-
=, vsrk Theater. sunday afternoon and
evening.
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANIES LAND DEPARTMENT.

can supply any seeker OF investment,
or any home seeker, with any variety
Of land desired. at lower prices ard
on more favora bic terms than can he
had Of any other landed proprietor in
California.
The list OF land for sale in this De.
parfmcnt embraces bodies Of from
ten 20 thirty thousand acres, or as
small subdivisions asmay be desired
in the form Of ave, ten, twenty or forty
acre tracts Of irrigated land.
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THE chpAY VALLEY LAND COM
paHYtvf- FsfvrS

are located ia tho rich, fertile valley
in the western portion of Noio Coun-
", California. They are splendid
fruit lands. IN che II ihc earliest To-
calitles u the State. aud range in
price from s2S "a acre upward. and On
terms OF interest only, FOR FIVE years;
that is to say, for Eve years the pur-
chaser papa iaterC8t only, at the end
OK which Time the purchase price be-
comes duo. TheoAicct cf these terms
is 10 give the purchaser an oppor-
tunity 10 pay the purchase price ous
OF the proceeds u tie land. Cultiya-
iinr Is r,..tilired of AL unrc Sers
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Tickets on sale at Goldstein Hat Com
pany's store and of members of the soci-
.,v and at the City OF Paris.
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PRICE OF ADMISSION, 50 CENTS

No extra charge for reserved seats.
Monday evening. June II. s:i5 p. m. Sc
attic theater.
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has agricultural. grazing and timber
lands. which viii be sold for twenty
per cent II tho pure base price paid In
cash, with SIX per cent interest for
five years, payable annually in adj
vance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
culRxS or "BLACK ANERICA."

Although this is the nth week OF BLACK Amer
sc." at Ambrose Park. South Brooklyn. and on
-, occa.ions the grandstand. which was built
- ho,d = no people has been filled. yet there are
,r.rv New-Yorkers and Brooklyntes who have
>.,,.d thus far to realize the magnitude ana ex-
..,,.rc. NJ the entertainment. There IL genu-
a.. AFRO American village, nay. town where there
49,, M ,ess than $50 cabins the grounds, and they
.veraee three individuals to cabin The novelty
~ This enterprise ought to be SUFFICIENT attraction
e. Zoe, the xrandstand to It's capacity at each per-
so.r,.rce Although the exhibition is one for the
1900. n anpeals to the more intelligent class or
.,.cr,. and especially to the lovers OF music IL
= So,,htsui ~ even In the South so great num-
49,, ~ ,varblers was ever gotten together The
,v,.dorn Of the management In constantly changing
IN. nroxramme has been demonstrated by the re-
,s.ted visits of the same people. Many OF the pest
tno~n citizens Of New-York and Brooklyn nave
been 10 the exhibition not only once. but TWO or
three times, and at each visit they nnd new
charm. The quaintness OF the negro 3 10 many Pe'
TThis AFTERNOON and evening there VIII be sacred
~oncerts-so termed. There will be me
ssh music ~ snn nr1 By the Chorus Of @ Bessie Lee
Who Temporarily takes the place OF Mms: rIow VIII
while the latter Is SICK and M OF the GROUNDS and
the cheap and delightful sail IN reaching mem mem
have on previous Sundays aided In attracting from
5000 to 1000 persons ,,or.r, TIN, "p,sch
a. sss entire outt across the began to b.
mad. and sbs biz !: n s9sbon precisely
sr here The season n London : alone vii
SSn s.Sss t 70 psr: Berlin vienna
cshsr Foreign capitals. \ steamer will be char
tsrsd for tho purpose
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alterations
filed The Buiing department June -:
New buildings:
and half story frame dwellings. by John -..
Baker O 80 III 2i-ave Newark. J.......... 1soWD
Crosby-si. Nos ~ and - sewn story BRICK fac
tory. by Edward Judson - ~ % West oath
''.'''
Rrcmer-nvo. 2iS n % peyo"-si. ifre" three
story hasenen; brick dwellings hy kaiha- -
rine Bots u Hghbriiz 1900
JcrcrSon-aye. 40 . = Samuel st. two
brick dwelling hy Patrick and Mary
fcahy No 3s2 Wiilis-nve. $50
Trrmontave n . ~ n 81 Washingion-av-
e.tory brick and frame dwellings. by George
Iloycr. 81 Ocean PARKWAY. = I..---.-..-... 700
Crane Place 1855 n = lftihsi. tvo-story and
attic frame dwelling. by George + Fouls'n. = .
Nc 1874 Wet .?,h- S"'
Alterations
shave 80 800 by Thomas Morgan n three
story brick and dwelling ................ 2Gn
Psrry-si. No ~ By ! Henry Nehsar- - three
I42d-si n - Io4 II q 81 Hamilton I1s~e by
John . a dwelling iSoD
Nos q. and i" by Jacob
Flei-chhauer o brick market 40
Ar-erdam-ave. Itoucv'ri Nos ii1 and 100
by Columbia College t. f,ur-stury and basement
college building. l"o
Goth at No % East. hy Kate Zimmerman 70
fours,Ory brick dwelling .................... 1000
sou,h-s No 80 J Henry Iagg~ry 70 four
story brick siorngc warehouse. cost not given.
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rxc,-ps,oNs AT POPULAR PRICES.

The Ieh,eh Valley announces two attractive ex-
cursons at popular prices for independence LAY
.-tr.ra rails and return at IS, and the
o,hsr m Nauch Chunk and Glen Onoko for " 20
".w,tchback tickets being purchasable for % cents
extra. The trains are well appointed personally
conducted, run on schedule time. and passengers re-
turned satisfied and more. with the experience.
The Niagara tickets are good on all trains eo'hs
on Wednesday July g. and on all ret"rNi's 'p "
W ,,,,o r,aaav July 3 and tickets for both
NAV be obtained at Nos 235, 26l 213 si+ ane los:
prc:adwav: No 81 East rourteenth-st. NO 100 has'
One-hund red and twenty ffth-st; No l- bo"7'''
and foot of Cortlapit or Desbrosses 81.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Boess. John L. to Pauline I~ipziecr. Green
wch-st, l3o q n 81 canal-st. demand
Dupgnac. Clara VI. ami another n 9 II 'hhn""
n ?2d-st. 40 n - Amsterdam ave. J y-ar..
Farmer William. and wife "a Sarah \ sullivan
corner 7ih-ave and 3sth-st demand ....
IIeiser. Louis ". to Mathild" i kief"r.
Orchard St 100 II ~ Ri' ngton-ft. years..
IIalpin Hannah NJ 70 Hamilton Bank = New
York it4ih-~'. n corner lands Hudson
River Railroad Go. demand ....-.....:.--....
Judson Edward. and wife 10 cole.
iiih-st 81. . q Gih-ave. demand ......
Klcrnan James ~ and wife 70 Teachers Co
operative Building and Loan Association
Ros,on ave. Iai II u Perotst. ins,almcn's.
Logan. Adelaide 7. to Mary sullivan.
3.'h 81. i3s q ~ iith-ave. y"ar........:...
McGrory Anna. g. Peter Wagner. '3i-st
100 II ~ 3l-ave. demand ..................
Nusshaur. Joseph. 20 " Nash. No iS3 Wooster
simpson Maria s. 20 + Middlehrook. 32i-
ST. 100 r. u sth-avc. 2 mortgages. ..-......
Schwarz Caroline. 10 Josephine " Hayward. :
i5sth-st I75 II of Cour'landt-ave. 2 years.
Shiriner Lily l.. 20 " " TAYLOR. lots 70 3. H.
~. A. 80. ~ and 10 map HronSwooi Park
] year .''..'-- 49, - -
Young Joseph. 70 " T. H0oksfav"r. AZ executor
s aSth--;. los. u ~ fenos ave. years.
Zimmerman. Peter. and wife to Philip Mcrke
SIS 2i-s, ,66 II W Of Avenue c. Z years......
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REAL ESTATE.
p,-s1yEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

The sales at private contract CURING ."e we"
ending June % amounted to about S6"W.
The auction sales during the week ehdns June
% amounted TO S4(osl7. as compared WIN 'e ''''
spondinc week of 1894 II sSo2sss
II prool.,vn tho auction sales for the week end
inr lime % amounted to sl0,1 &. as compared win
sIOo.72s the corresponding week OF 1881.
J. f. Leaycraft has sold for John - 'ole '"e o ~,
Third Unlversalis Church property NOS i@s anu 100
West Eleventh-st. 50xo3.3, to Edward Judsoh ior
immediate Improvement . r. r,,, Yah, tho
Hall j. How & Co have sold for hirsh nam t o ,,
vacant plot. lex2olo on the norm M sue 81 enox
ave running through one -hundred-andi,-, SIN X
feminist to a MIR. Williams natho"se VIII w
erected the plot. -, ,ho ,u.o
William Colgate and others have sofa od tns aMS
fo,r-story stores and tenements on lois .vA.o anu
10 IlxSsG respectively. Nos. 1880 and $50
for $751; COO to Rosa Steiermann. by wh9h ,ne prop
Edwin A. Mellitte has sold for C. r. ren i , 10.
the three-story stone front dwelling on a o' ~
100 H. No 3l2 West one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES io'
about 80. so
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rublit Not,ces.
PROPOSALS FOR $2746.31O.24 GOLD
/ noNDs AND STOCKS OF THE CITY OF NEW

PROPOSALS FOR $2.74631O24 GOLD
/ BONDS AND STOCKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. , ,.oo,, r.x.r,ox
rxEC1-rORs ADMINISTRATIONS. GUARDIANS: AND
izED BY Law TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS
a n,e.ss viii be 'r Received by III.
the City Of New-York at his ofnce No 80 Broaaw"y
in the City Of York. until Wednesday The 81 DAY OF
July 1895. 2 O'Clock r NJ for the whole o, par,
Of the following registered bonds and stocks OF the CITY
OF 500 COO consolidated stock Of City Of New York
for various public purposes principal payable In gold
coin ON the mrs. day No, ernler. in the year l91
s35s OOD 'Consoliistcd stock ~ he CITY OF New ork
for construction Corlears Hook Park Riverside Park
and Drive etcthe principal PAYABLE IN k0d coin on he
first day Of November. in the year l"4 -. 81,
Jidated stock OF the cry OF New hork
known az I'ock Bonds OF the city Of New. York The
Ier in n"i The n year 1925
s52e $50 80 Consolidated stock Of he City Of New YoIk
In gold day of November In the year IVA
s,9i Consolidated stock ~ the city Of New YORK
known Additional Water Stock" The principal pay
IN gold ccin the FIST day OF November IN Tue
500 Is Consolidated stock II the CITY Of NewYork.
known Police Department Bonds The principal pay
s sssi s2 gold coin On the first day OF S''e"
s3s7i Consolidated stock o. he CITY OF New York
known as Sanitary improvement School House Bonds
principal payable ia void the first day Of No.
vcrnber In the year 1914. . 49,. w.t..
$50 800 Consolidated stock ~ The city o' sew otk
known "Frre Hydrani stock The principal payhbie
H. gold coin the st day Of November In the year W."
$40 800 Consolidated stock pf the city Of New YORK
known as Armory Bonds The prncipA payanies !" so'o
The proposals should be enclosed In sealed envelope
Endorsed Proposals fof Bont II the Corporation OK ~.
enclosed in second Envelope addressed to the Comp
"'"'' VI WV ny AsiIBEI. p. FITCH. Comptroller.
City OF New-York Finance Department. Comptroller
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NEW RAILROAD TRACKS LAID.

STATISTICS SHOW AN INCREASE OVER LAST
YEAR-AN IMPROVED OUTLOOK
The statistics OF new railroad building which The
Railroad Gazette has compiled for the half year 10
June 60 1885, show that 547 miles of new track were
built in that period. This compares with 49, miles
of new railroad reported built In the same periou
last year. The figures do not show much chahee
but when a continued falling off In the total huihper
Of miles OF new railroads built might reasonably
have been looked for. 1t is encouraging 10 ma 'hdt
the record Of the previous year has not onS pe'i'
reached but an advance made. The hsufes enc"
only the miles OF new railroad completed, reahy 10
be opened for traffic and therefore give no indication
of how great an improvement has come IN 'he OUT
look for railroad construction At present 'he prs
meets are that a much higher total Of new ra'iroiu
will be added to the existing mileage durlhs 10y"
than In the last few years. Texas mas putt more
new mileage than any other State. having au'eu
seventy eieht miles TO her already large ,o,ai'
Georgia With sixty-sx miles Of new track ana G NJ
IONA with sixty-four, come very close 10 lna' Sio
These States are followed by Penn,ylvana, wSn
huil; forty-seven miles: North Carolina thirl
miles: Ohio twenty-seven miles; California b
four miles and New-York. twenty-oIe mics i !'
are the only States which have added more ,hat,
twenty miles OF railroad in Inc hrs' TAI 81
1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1Ith-st. n q 375 II W Of G'h-ave. 'Oxl"33 ''hn
cole and wife 20 Edward tucson. -. a..
Sfh-st s. 1925 II II Avenue D. VI hN"'"t
56GxTT3 10 ~ x0.3; executors OF Edward
l. Ten Brock to I.ucretia |. Ten liroeck 81 ~.
Wooster-sr. No 1873: J Warren Nash to Joseph
Nnssl,aufn =, o., ., n, s7,b., ooxjoo:
Michael Tanner and wife 10 Charlotte lee:
59th-st s. 40 II ~ Lexington ave 2'xlon3'
Abraham Wheman 70 Abhc ]. Nh!teman
Iexington-ave. =. 20 II II n Of llJth-st. 2N
70: Christian Hammel TO Charles Hammer
Ams'erdam-nve. s. * n n Of l3.d-st. 2'Sl"'
Charles " West. referee. To James stokes.
7th-ave. corner l2+ih-st 100 liNlI'. henr.
Morgcnthau and wife to samson lsachrnan ana
anoiher
i6,th-si s. 1908 n - iiih-ave. 100 5xii,i:
n Clarence Dorset and wife - Thomas
Ormiston ........... ......-.. ..........-
Sher,dan-aye s. lots 233 and ga map Mort
SANTA 5oyi73 ex5I fyiet8; Cornelius Hoffman
70 Samuel VI Barker .........-. -. -.
Van Corear Place. :. 344t n % Wicker
Place 30NsO. Adelaide Y"andle g. Theodore
Sllkfndn
Weschesicr Terrace. lot ~. map V"S'ches'er
Terrnce Charles \ Mapes % lsloi5. Han
nah GOss 70 Lewis Judelovitz .................'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
NEv-ENGLAND INTEREST.

po..or line n-William H. Coolidge. counsel for
a.. receivers of the New-York and New-Engiano
Ra,road. has received from Judge Nelson. IN bos-
ton and from Judge Carpenter in Providence au-
thority for the receivers TO pay the January GU
~. On the first Is and 6s 10 pay the rent OF the
krov,dence and Springfield road and TO raise slvv,
doD ON receivers certificates, II 1t Is found heccs
sary in order to make these payments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
ROBERTS AND HARRIS SUITS WlTHDhA"

pos,on Iune as-In the United States Circuit
Court to-day before Judge Nelson the two suits
brought by Messrs. Roberts and Hart OF .ew-
York. to restrain the foreclosure OF the Ne"-NorN
and New-England Railroad section mortgage we,e
withdrawn. The Court intimated tha' 'he o"''
~,s -s,..a ,ha mint that the foreclosure proceed
sns is in a sun between citizens OF the same StaLe
The case being ancillary to the suit IN New OF -,
n.,,S he rdv he considered II Is understood that
no further effort will be made TO prevent the re-
nrTanizatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
AN ACTION TO GUST A RECEIVER.

Cleveland June "a special 10 Inc TO-
from Bucyrus. Ohio. says that Edward Zurhols''
49,. ~ the chief promoters OF the Columbus. san
dusky and Hooking Valley Railroad came Gown
from sandusky, last night and filed motion al MD
night TO have the receiver. James H. stewart re,
moved on the grounds that he Is an ih'e'es...
marty: that his bond Of $4,000 ls insu1nc'eht' NC
The bondsmen are not worth 5000 ana io1 o' y =
reasons Judge Smalley set the case GOWN ~
Friday. July 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
THE LEASE CARRIED.

Concord. n. H.. June 2s.-The meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Concord and Montreal Ha'',
road Company to act upon the proposed ieaSe VI
~. ro.d 20 the Boston and Maine and TO increase
IN. cap,tal stock by $4,000 to-day was largely
attended formal protest from owners and hold
ers OF Glass stock was presented ana oT Nv, "a
Sopr the lease and 1t carried by a majority OF
over to /, as was also the proposed Issue OF ne"
stock. q. IT.. Y.s,o, ard Ns,ne
.wnr ~ the proposed lease OF the Concord and
%Scvtreal 10 the former corporation. The vote
stood III az shares for to 80 shares agan sd 'ne
Boston, June 2s-The Boston and Lowell ."c ,'.
1TSns,on and Maine OF the Concord and Montreal
xr"sS The Lowell road Is leased by the boston
and Maine. and the assent OF i's s'o0n"oi"e'' 10
necessary to new leases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30

cElvEp Al THE THE u? HS1owS oSEcE 10 az n,S:S
TisEMENrs at the following Branch "a, osSs, 70.
1877 Fourthavs. TourtsentAst; GO Thkdsv@; ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
SALE OF THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL ORDERED

Ovego n. Y. June 29-Supreme Court Justice
Charles E. Parker yesterday entered 1uusi"ehs
a. ,.vor NJ the Metropolitan Trust Company. OF
N.v-york City, against the Southern Central Rail
road Company. the Lehigh Valley Railroad C i9T,
pany and Donald Mackay directing r. F. arn m,l
= WSs. III H. T. c. Plat has been the receiver
since July 3, 1894.