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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

H. Jacmel TO- Cages 20 and Porag,Prnse 22 with
mds the ana Bar 10 a. 'ioia S S 10 N'"
Steamer Iampssas Barstow. Galveston April %. witt
steamer n Monte Parker. New-oreans April %. with
Steamer Kansas City, Fisher. Savannah April %. with
m Steamed ana S To s1e asphe
ballast 10 old Dominion SIS Co ,,,x .,a N.nor, News
with mdse and passengers Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Beneiactor Swain Philadelphia with mdse to
sandy Hook. J, April 2s $50 p m-wind southwest.
light; clear.
ST John y b: Nssmyth tBr Manchester; Psconic tBr
Newport News Seminole Charleston and Jacksonville;
RIO Graed 0nSSO Dc B Cuba spsn cs
fuegos City OF Macon. San Juan. etc. Sauna oSor''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
III, Lverp9ol, April DISABLED steamer Bowie 'B0' Jones'
Queenstown April %. 4:iO m-Arrived steamer Cam
psnia (BD. Walker. New-York for Liverpool land pro
swansea, April 27.A5rysd, steamer Wells City Bo
scily, April 2s-Passed, steamer British King Br
FTesth NeS-Y9rk for antwerp Fyk,,nka DAN,
KaSGs via Steamer stc Norge DAM
Nf Barry April 27"saied steamer Dorwon. Lsmore CB
Maviii: AprII 2s-sailes, steamer team Furnes'a 'B0
H1s from A S1fsS t1T Steamer phoa
Ieithauser New-York -
Marselles April 27Arrived. steamer California tBr''
Mitchell New-York for Naples. Genoa, etc. -
Gibraltar April 2sIPassed steamers MosuI 'H az
Bailey w-York for Hong Kong, Yokohama' etc. Al
satia (Br), Wards Naples for New-York. 60
Geona. April 2S-Arrived steamer Saale eder)' Miro"'
New-York via Gibraltar and Naples. -
Messina, April 2e-Arrved steamer pocasset eep'
Owen Trieste for Venice and New-York
Venice April 29-Arrived steamer City OF Gloucester
OBJ Harrison. New-York for Trieste.
Port Said. April 2S-Arrived steamer Deike Rckmers
Ger Buhle. NewYork for Singapore, Yokohama etc.
Ponta Ferraria April 2S-Passed steamer Aller (Ger).
Rsndermann New-York for Naples and Genoa.
Dardanelles April 2sPassed. steamer Stalhen (Nor)
Hit Constantnople for New-York 49,
Palermo. April 27-Ssied. steamer Pawnee (Br. Ait
kenhead, Trieste FOR New-York.
santos April 28-Saed. steamer British Prince (Br).
Sharp, New-York.
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WHITE PLAINS.

An enjoyable social under the direction OF the
Kings Daughters held at the home Of Mrs
William H. Snifin. in Hamilton-ave.. on Thursday
evening programme. consisting OF readings
oscillations and music added greatly to the interest
and success Of the occasion. The affair netted a
heat sum for the benefit of the First Baptist
lChurch fund. ,, a., .
| Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moran entertained the
members Of the Serve Circle OF Kings Daughters
at a trolley party on Wednesday evening.
No settlement has been reached In the matter OF
the Receiver of Taxes. Receiver George T. Long
IS still unable transact the business of the Of
fee owing 10 the failure of the former receiver,
Edmund G.. Sutherland, to turn over the tax books
and papers. On Thursday Justice w. D. Ockey,
in the Supreme Court In Brooklyn issued an
order Of arrest against Mr. Sutherland. be-
cause of his failure to the records Of his
Office TO his successor directed by the Court in
a former order. but Mr. Sutherland Is not to be
found al his usual place of business. II has been
iproven by Mr. Longs counsel by affdavits hoy
ever that the warrant and assessment roll for the
collection of taxes were not turned over to Mr.
Sutherland until April /, when Mr.. Long had al
ready fled his official oath and was in law the
actual receiver.
A new carpet that has Just been laid in the Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church Is causing
some difference Of opinion among the members of
the congregation many of whom assert that for
so sedate a place house OF worship the new
floor covering is Of entirely too loud pattern.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The closing reception OF the Ath Separate CON-
pany, now known as Company A, held az tne ar
mory on Thursday evening. was SUCCESSFUL anai'
The attendance was large and the order Of exer-
cses interesting. The decorations OF the drill nan
consisted chiefly of draped American flags. There
were delegations Of National Guardsmen present
from Mount Vernon. Hudson and Pougnkeepsie
The drill was conducted by Captain John l. Fruyh
4. and Lieutenants C F. and A. W. Nugent, old or
6cers of the company who until recently were
engaged IN active service in the volunteer army.
Major Denike Of the 1st Battalion. LIST Regiment,
presented long-service medals and marksmeh
badges and then followed a drill. In which the
privates OF the company competed for gold medal
given by Matthew H. Ellis. formerly OF this city.
The Judges Captain Schneider, Of Company X. LIST
Regiment Mount Vernon and Adjutant w. j.
Carmody, list Battalion. LIST Regiment. Mount Yer
non awarded the prize to Private j. Kelly. After
the military exercises reception was held
At woman's Institute Hall. on Thursday after
noon the department OF philanthropic work neio
its regular monthly conference. The topic under
consideration was Some Typical Cases OF Chronic
Poor in Yonkers." The discussion was opened oy
Mrs G. B. Balch, wife Of the president OF Inc tne
of Cruelty to Children The facts given showed
the great need for a bureau of information to pre-
edge as to the cause Of the distress The other
speakers were Miss F. J. Parsons Mrs zy vGn mag
constab able Comm,ssioner OF Charities.
The members of Kitehing Post s ND o,mor
row evening at Christ Episcopal Church; Inc
Rev. f. Atherton Lyon, the rector VIII ue"'e
sermon appropriate TO the occasion -..... -,
The Board OF Aldermen, at speclai Inee.,nS 20
the Committee OF the Whole. on Tnursuay sS
street lighting purposes to company repIesse %
NV Fremont Wilson an electrical engineer Oh Is s
Worry City As told In The Tribune several GAYS
ago. Mr. Wilson objected to the gra ar me Con-
surners' Electric Company Since that utne Ma 81
Sutherland has approved the latter franchSe WI
vtous TO the Mayors approval however MI ~. w
son had stated his intention or appylnS to1 .S
franchise On Thursday Mayor Suth 1ao,d 9som
,he franchtse for the Consumers Electro CSHI-
pany and the evening at the m Se aIioWed
IN substitute franchise which would perm .So o
his competing on exactly the same lerinS as vas
Consumers Electric Company. HerlnIssloI ,'sod
granted by the Aldermen, and Mr. wilson penared
to lose no time in having new francis.1h Golden
Last night under the auspices or me uviuer a
Rule Circle Kings Daughters OF CHRIST Hail
Entertainment was held In Womans institute mum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev DR.. James NJ. King, general secretary
OF the National League for the Protection OF Amer
lean Institutions. and recently appointed Presiding
Elder OF the York District. New-York Confer
ence will s-- morrow morning in the Wash
inrton squar. .odist Episcopal Church.
The steerage passengers Of the steamer Lain
who were detained at Hoffman Island owing to
sraIlnox on board the steamer during the voyage.
were released yesterday and landed at the Barge
Office. all well
The April Grand Jury which was discharged yes
terday by Judge Cowing in General Sessions. made
a presentment On the condition OF the Tombs.
which was visited by a committee OF the jury last
week 1t praises the conduct Of the prison by the
present Warden.
meeting Of the New-York Historical Society
will be held at Second-ave. and Eeventh-st on
Tuesday at $50 D. m William F. Wyckoff, Of
Jamaica. will read paper on THE Borough Of
Queens"
Labor Mission Day" will be observed at All
Souls Protestant Episcopal Church. Madison ave.
and Sxty-sixth-st., tomorrow. and the Rev. M. X.
Schermerhorns topic at the p. m. service Will be
THE Story of Pharaoh and the Israelites; or The
Old Question OF Capital and Labor"
The Rev Arthur B. Howard, formerly rector OF
St. Andrews Church. Jackson Miss. will begin
his work as associate rector Of the Church Of St.
John the Evangelist the Rev. Dr. b. F. De Costa
rector tomorrow. Mr.. Howard was highly es-
teemed and admired in Jackson.
The Philanthropic Committee Of the Westbury
Quarterly Meeting has arranged public meeting
10 be held in the Friends Meeting House. East
Fifteenth-st and Rutherford Place. this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, and to be addressed by DR.. Lyman
Abbott on The Disarmament Conference"
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday received a certified
copy OF the Rapid Transit bill, and announced a
hearing upon the bill at his office next Wednesday
morning Ct II o'clock.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

n Preparations are being made TO hold fair on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and
evenings May 9. 10 and II, in the parish-house OF
St Marks Episcopal Church
The members Of Sleepy Hollow Lodge indie
pendent order of odd Fellows. will attend service
al 81 Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening when Dr. Oakley, the pastor Will preach a
sDeciaI sermon. The members OF Irving Lodge,
Good Templars. will meet for service at the FIRST
Methodist Protestant Church and listen 10 ser
mon by the Rev. o. p. Purdy. g..
The Rev. A. p Doyle. of the Congregation OF 81
Paul the Apostle will give an illustrated lecture
on Tuesday evening at the Church Of the Mag
bernard Foley. the retiring Chief Of the North
Tarrytown Fire Department will receive hand
some gold badge from the hremen on Thursday
evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS
PURCHASES BY THE AMALGAMATED COP
PER COMPANY.
LARGE INTERESTS IN THE ANACONDA AND
OTHER PROPERTIES SAID TO HAVE BEEN
sEcURED-REPoRTED NEGOTIATIONS

LARGE INTERESTS IN THE ANACONDA AND
OTHER PROPERTIES SAID TO HAVE BEEN
sEcuREp-REpoRrED NEGOTIATIONS
FOR THE UNITED VERDE.
II was officially announced late yesterday az
ternoon that the Amalgamated COPPER Company
NJ New-Jersey. the fact OF the incorporation Of
which at Trenton with the list OF its directors
and officers, was printed in yesterdays Tribune,
has already purchased large interests In the
Anaconda Copper Company. the PARROT Silver
and Copper Company the Washoe Copper COM
pany the Colorado Smelling and Mining Com
pany and other companies end properties Its
capital stock is $75,O0O.000. divided into IoOOOO
shares of common stock Of the par value OF
500 each. It ras no bonded or mortgage DEBT
1t is und ,rstood that the capital stock OF the
new company will in time be Increased 10
500 900 900. 1t is believed that among the
properties which the company has taken over, or
will soon secure, are all the Michigan copper
mines and the Butte and Boston. and the Bos-
ton and Montana. and there we're rumors yes
terday in Wall Street that negotiations were
pending also for the acquisition by the Amalga-
mated Copper Company. of New-Jersey OF a
controlling interest in Senator-elect w. a.
Clarks great United Verde mines, in Arizona
The public uncertainty yesterday as TO the
identity or the properties ihCiuucu III ~
combination was reflected in the course oi cop
per shares on the Boston market, where most OIL
them went off in price. On the local STOCK Ex-
change Anaconda ranged between Us ana oo1s'
on total dealings of more than 1OOOo SHARES.
closing at 657s. net gain for the day OF only
1as points. VI. 49,.
The National City Bank Of New-York the
president OF which, James Stillman, is director
of the new company. announces that IL VIII
receive offers for su description to the capltai
stock Of the Amalgamated Copper COMPANY OF
New-Jersey until noon of May a. at the rate OF
500 a share. Subscriptions must De accom- n
nanied nv certified check to the order of the
bank for per cent of such subscription, the
balance to be payable within ten days aIter
notice Of allotment. In case of oversuoscrptoh
allotments will be made pro rata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
RICH COPPER LEDGBS IN WASHINGTON

SAID TO BE SIMILAR TO THOSE OF MONTANA
WORK OF DEVELOPMENT UNDER WAY.
San Francisco April ga special dispatch from
Tacoma Wash, says:
1T is reported that the largest copper lodges
ever discovered in the West have been found In
the carbon district north Of Mount Rainier and
sixty miles east Of this city. The ore is said to DO
similar in character and geological situation to
that found in Montana. and to be fully rich as
that of the Butte mines
Chester Thorne president OF the National Bank
Of Commerce. of this city. has had prospectors at
work In tho district for two years 1t f. stated
that a large force Of men will engage in the work
of development as the disappears
The Tacoma smelter is being enlarged to four
times its former capacity, with the primary object
OF handling the output OF Idaho and Alaska mines.
The Behngham Bay and British Columbia Rail-
way will be extended to the new mines"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
MOUNT VERNON.

The annual inspection OF the Volunteer Fire De-
partment Of this city held on Thursday night.
The inspection made by President Grant, the
Aldermen and Fire Commissioners An alarm was
sent In from Fourth-ave and First-st. and the
three regular companies In the neighborhood re-
sponded They had three hundred feet Of hose
stretched and the nozzles attached in two minutes
after the first stroke OF the alarm.
The public hearing on the application OF the newly
Incorporated Westchester Gas and Coke Company
will be held tonight at o'clock in the Common
Council Chamber: The new company Is Offering to
furnish gas al 81 rs thousand feet II II receives
a franchise. The city is now supplied by the New
York Suburban Gas Company which charges VI 20
20 Tc ~, ny,c ~ aba ea ns consnv e
kept out.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Club smoker. clubhouse. $50 p. m.
Aqueduct races 2so p. m.
Westbury steepechases. Long Island p m
Union College Glee. Banjo Guitar and Mandolin
clubs concert Carnegie Hail. $50 D. m
Conference Of Theosophists, Lyric Hall.
Parade and meeting Of workingmen. union
Square D. m.
Squadron A. Cadet Corps, mounted games ar
mory, D.
Sixtieth anniversary celebration Of Colored Hos
pital One-hundred -fortyfrst-st and the Bouie-
ward, p. m.
Young Mems Union, Society for Ethical Culture,
entertainment Sherry's, $50 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
TIC OWNERS MAY COMBINE.

MERRITT & CHAPMAN COMPANY SAID ~ DE
PUSHING THE SCHEME.
thinning interests in this city have become ac-
customed in the last few years to rumors OF COM
bination OF tugboat owners. but nothing has come
OF them Yesterday the report was revived again.
but this time II is tangible than II mas ever
been before and may result in pool OF more or
less strength being formed. The Merritt q Chap-
man Derrick and wrecking Company is said TO be
A Representative OF that firm said yesterday that
the syndicate would be Incorporated within rev
DAYS The capital will be $4,000. Options nave
already been secured large number OF tugs anu
lighters and several big shipping firms are actvely
supporting Mr. Chapman Whether they can IoIm
a combination strong enough TO control towing
prices In this harbor few days VIII demonstrate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Joseph Fields. sixty-three years old. died yester-
day at his home. In Union-ave. Mr.. Fields served
through the Civil War in Duryea's Zouaves. also
known as the 9Th New-York Volunteers. He was
fpromnent member of Fiandreau Post. G. A. r.
Mrs. Robert Spurge, widow Of Robert Spurge,
4 died on Thursday In Brooklyn. Mr.. spurge was for
many years the proprietor Of the old HuguenOt
sons and daughter.
John Livingstone Huyler died at the homo Of his
niece. Mrs. DR.. Kellogg on Thursday. Mr.. Huyler
Iyas IN his eighty-seventh year. and had lived In
New Rochelle five years.
7 = was announced yesterday that Mayor Dillon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
MORE WAGE ADVANCES IN BIRMINGHAM.

Birmingham. Ala. April Is BpeciaD.-The Ten
nessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company to-day
gave notice OF a 10 per cent wage advance for all
employees. exclusive of miners effective May l..
The advance will affect all the onice forces and
the higher help. such mine and furnace super
intendents, well as the lowest grades OF labor
such as furnace hands and tippe men. Three
thousand men are affected. The miners not in
cluded. because their wages regulated by a
contract based the price of iron They have
received two advances OF 2H cents each since JAN
uary l. and will get another on May !. making their
wages 47A cents. the highest paid In years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
COCHECO MILLS TIED UP.

TROUBLE DUE TO THE DISCHARGE OF MEMBERS
OF LABOR UNION COMMITTEE.
Dover. ". H.. April 2s-In accordance with vote
OF the union 42s weavers OF the Cocheco Manufact-
uring Company marched to the factory gate to-
day and their demand that certain discharged en-
ployes be reinsated being denied, refused to go to
work At noon every department OF the mill was
closed. with the announcement that the cessation
of operation for indefinite period About
eighteen hundred hands affected The men
whose discharge caused the trouble were members
of committee appointed by the weavers union to
wait on Mr.. Fish, the agent, and ask an increase
in wages A new schedule was adopted early this
month, but several persons who had been members
OF the committee were discharged a few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NBw-YoRK-FRIDAY. APRIL o. 1890.
ARRIVED


Steamer Lucanla (3r, Mckay Liverpool April % and
Queenstown g. with mdse and passengers TO Vernon
Brown Co. East Of Fire Island $40 m
Steamer PaAta (Ger Reeslng. Hamburg April H.
Bouogne II and Halifax. =. %. with mdse 60 cabin
and passengers 20 HamburgAmerican Line
Arrived the Bar at IL 80 m.
Steamer Wilikommen GER. Schaener, Settln April o
and Shields ~ in ballast 10 Philip Ruprecht Arrived
bar al
Steamer Fuerst Bismarck Ger Barends Hamburg April
Southampton and therbourg 81 with mdse 241 cabin
and 600 passengers the Hamburg American
Line Arrived at the BAR al 30 p
Steamer C1uden tBr) Trattles Amsterdam April q in
ballast the Holland America Line Arrived at the Bar
at
Bernard Evans. Maraos April II and Para IL
with mdse and cabin passengers to Booth Co. Arrived
n the Bar at
Steamer Daggry (Nor). staubo Cardenas April o. with
10 w u Munson. Arrived al the Bar az 10 a m
Steamer Fose (No. Berentsen Cienfuegos April 80 in
ballast 10 W u Munson. Arrived at the Bar $50 a m
Steamer TAornina Ger, Muller, Rio Janeiro April u
and Bahia, with mdse 10 Punch. Edge Co. Arrived
the Bar al a M.
Steamer Vldar CNorl Nielsen. Tuxpan March 20
Cazones April II and Tccaluta 49, with mdse W ID
Munson Arrived az the Bar at l m
Steamer Oranie Nassau Dutch, Nyboer. Paramaribo
April Is. Demerara T. Trinidad 10. carupano II. Cumana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
RIG DOCK COMPANY FORMED.

Albany. April 2s.-The Brooklyn Dock and Ter
rninal Company was incorporated to-day. with
capital stock Of 81 100000 Ito carry general
storage, dock and warehouse business. including
the business Of freightng, elevatlng and ghterage
the dealing in ships. steamers and other vessels
and the manufacture OF engines. boilers and water
craft" The principal office will be in New-York
City. and the directors are Daniel A: Meld OF Or
ange n. j.. Robert B. Roosevelt. James r. Van
Woert and Commodore P. Vedder, OF New-York
City, and Cornelius r. Blauvelt. of Nyack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FMPIRE-William Douglas. Of Toronto. FIFTH
AvENUE-Et-Judge Robert Earl, OF herkimer
S,ate Senators Curtis ~ Douglas, of Albany and
Edgar T. Bracket Of Saratoga. G1LSEY-Ma)or
G G. Carr L. s. V. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Louis Bedell of Goshen, n. Y. MANHATTAN
president Mckinley and his party. SAVOY-Mar-
schal Won Bieberstein and Won Knebel Doeoeritz Of
Germany WALDORF-M. Kormura. Japanese Min
lister at Washington. and H. A. Garfield. OF Cleve
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
ANTHONY n. BRADY PRESIDENT.

Anthony N. Brady has been elected president OF
the New-York Gas and Electric Light. Heat and
Power Company. which is owned by the whitney
syndicate" OF which Mr.. Brady is a member and
Thomas r. Murray, who has long had charge Of
Mr. Bradys electric light interests in Albany and
has done much expert work for him in the line
OF inspecting railway and other properties has
been chosen general manager of the company
The names Of the other officers chosen are with
held for the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
CONNECTICUT TRACTION SYNDICATE.

Waterbury Conn. April 2s-"The Waterbury
American" announces that combination OF cleo
trio railway interests, including the Waterbury
Traction Company. has been formed. Just what
companies are included cannot be learned but Il is
stated on good authority that the combination
will include nearly II not quite. all tho electric
railway interests in Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
c1HHENs OFFERS HIS RESIGNATION

Frederick H. Gibbens treasurer of the Delaware
Iackawanna and Western Railroad Company has
offered his resignation to take effect on June l.
Mr. Gibbons has been In the service OF the road
since 1863 and for the last twenty four years mas
been It's treasurer, having from 1882 to 1870 acted
also as second vice-president The Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western has had only three treasurer5
since its organization--William r. warren; VINO
served from 1853 to 1885, A. ]. Odel, from 1893 to
1876. and Mr.. Gibbons.
needed vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

COMBINATION IN THE HARDWARE TRADE.
Boston, April 2s-''The Transcript says the an
nouncement was made to-day OF an advance Vi
about 10 per cent In builders hardware This IS
tho second advance made since the beginning OF
the year With this announcement comes con-
fr1natlon OF the report that combination OF the
hardware manufacturers Is contemplated 10 IN
clude the Branford Lock Company OF Branford'
the Yale and Town Company, Of stamford; /, r
Corbn and the Russell and Erwin Manufacturing
COMPANY of New Britain; the Lockwood MINI H
fsct1ir1ng Company and the NorwaIk Lock Soni-
Many Of Norwalk; Mallory, Wheeler Co, OF New
REaHer % and the Niles Lock Company OF Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29

The new Domestic Sewing Machine Company
which bought out the Domestic Sewing Machine
and Domestic Manufacturing Company, assets
patents etc. fled articles Of incorporat9n az new
the corporators are Andrew Kirkpatrick and Ed
ward spaeth Of Newark. and Harris bannestock'
YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
CANADIAN TRANscoNTINENrAL EXPRESS.

Montreal. April 2s.-The Canadian Pacific Rail-
road is about to inaugurate the Empire Limited
train from coast to coast. The train is to average
forty-fve miles an hour In its transcontlnental
passage. and will make absolutely no stops. save
10 change engines and take water The train
Will carry mails. express and baggage. and will
have all the equipment OF ordinary hrst-class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
THE CHEWING GUM TRUST.

The Chewing Gum Trust is at last reality. The
papers were signed yesterday at the once Oh
Charles r. Flint. All the larger manufacturers,
including Adams e. Sons. White q Co ana Beemah
are included. The capitalization is ss,"p""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
A CANADIAN ROAD SOLD.

Ottawa, Ont, April B-The Great Northwest
Central Railway has been sold to Vice-President
shaughnessy, OF the Canadian Pacific Railway, and
others. 1t runs from point near Brandon. Man
itoba toward Rapid City. II has been built for
fifty miles and the charter carries the right OF
building to the Yellow Head Pass.