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New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
EXPRESS COMPANIES NOT COMBINING.

The stocks OF the large express companies having
contracts with railways have recently shown
decided increase in price. fact which has caused
a revival of the report that negotiations were in
progress for a consolidation OF these companies. L.
c. Weir. president Of the Adams Express Company
said yesterday that there truth in the
rumor adding: You can't have an express COM
pany consolidation until you have consolidation of
an the trunk lines. The different express COM
panies represent different railroads. and each Of
those roads wants its particular express company
10 get all the business possible, and turn IL over
that road" -
e. T Platt treasurer and a director OF the United
States Express Company, said: Il know nothing of
any express company consolidation. beyond the
Wall Street reports
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
SEw-YORK PRICES.
SIS ~ s. -

SUGAR-Continued hrmness prevailed in refined sugar
circles nd a moderate business executed Prices
however remain unchanged. but list prices the low
est Quotations follow: Cut loaf crushed and domnos
Z 73c. mould A. 5.6Oc cubes $500: xxx powdered
DOC: powdered. powdered and fruit powdered
and extra granuated. 535c Eagle :b cartons m
bags OF fine granulated. 5iOc; Eagle fine
granulated standard Granulated and diamond A. 523c
A 5.05C. No /, 4gOc; Nos and s. S5c
So 40 5 4. No 8. 4.70C: No Z. 4GOC: 20 :
SOC No O. sc; No lO. 44Oc; No H. i35c L. and
IL 30,: Nos II and Ii. 2jc Notwithstanding
cable adyices London of disappointing char
decline Of 9ad both deliveries 10
March and 9s for the future option. the local
strength OF undertOne. Offerings
Xer freely. Sales included 2.3ST bag
Domingo centrifugal in port at 132c 1,2IO bags
uoasses sugar SO test, 932c. Thus. figures
yesterday good today 1-32c IL sra
Size for the three standard grades. The close
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
MR. H4RusWORTH SAILS FOR HONE.

Among the passengers on the steamer Oceanic,
which sailed yesterday. were Alfred Harmsworth,
the London newspaper man. and his wife. Mr.
Harmsworth spent most Of his time while in this
country in Florida fishing for tarpon. He
tracted fever there, from which he suffering
yesterday. When asked whether he had any rea-
son to change his opinion which he expressed on
his arrival here to changes which will be made
in newspapers, he said:
No, believe that the changes will come. and that
they will not be gradual change. Some will
step in time and make the changes
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York March % 1901.
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-As yesterdays trading was
shortened rain attendance was better
but enough develop active market. grades
are sought and choice is adequate
and there obtainabe in
spots. The general market Is quoted before Many
BUYERS feel holding Off with navigation open on
the Hudson We quote: Prime large bales. loo N.
pOGD2I.c; SJQSTl2c: No - S0lS2ls g. T5d1Ti
clover mixed 7571isc clover ToGT2iac bales 23c
below large in price. STRAW-Long Rye weak at
0S7 nc Is a Receipts of hay straw.
tons reported the Produce Exchange to-day:
Hudson River Railroad 500 Erie Railroad. 100;
syIvania Railroad, 10 Delaware. lackawanna and West
ern Railroad 60 West Shore Railroad. 100; LNhgh Val
Railroad no. Central Railroad Of New-Jersey,
river boats Is; total, 1.O55 Receipts straw
tons by rail and 10 by river: total, tons.
Receipts hay and straw, tons. a New-York for
eek ending dates:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
PLANS FOR col. BARBoUR'S NEW HOUSE

c. H. p. Gilbert, the architect is preparing plans
for tho fireproof house TO be erected the
property Nos II and l3 West Fifty -third-st. for
Colonel William Barbour. The building will be
a feet In width and six stories in height the front
to be Of a very light buff limestone. II will be
equipped with all the latest appliances, and Will
have electric elevator, etc. The contract has
been awarded and the work of demolishing the
houses the site will be begun Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
STEAMER NOT UNDER CONTROL AT SEA.

The steamer Marquette OF the Atlantic Trans
port Line. which arrived here yesterday from Lon
don reports passing March g. In latitude 4l:5l.
longitude 50:l9 a North German Lloyd steamer
heading north and showing lights indicating that
she was not under control. 1t is not known what
steamer this may have been. The Kaiserin Maria
Theresa sailed from here for Naples on March IS,
and the Rarbarossa for Bremen on March q. 1t
Is thought the vessel may have been bound for
Boston or Baltimore. Ii is not proha bic that the
steamer in serious difficulty or the Marquette
would have stood by to assist her.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
ARCHBISHOP LEWIS WORSE.

The condition Of Archbishop John Travers Lewis,
OF Ontario. who has been i'll for some time at the
Hotel Empire. is considered grave.
AT o'clock last night DR.. Stewart, OF No. Ill
West Sixty -fourth-st, the attending physician
said there had been slight Improvement in the
preceding seven hours.
He had extremely bad attack at midnight,
and his heart action weak. There has been
a little Improvement since noon to-day, but not
very much" he said
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York, March
COFFEE-The days business somewhat an i'm
proveinent the for the last although
ere was still scarcity OF outside investment orders
lhe market opened steady unchanged points higher
Foreign news particularly accounts from Brazil
nature calculated strengthen buish sentiment To-
caily European markets showed encouraging gains
Brazilian statistics OF a bulieh and. In
this country. warehouse deliveries liberal The
spot market, however. showed little activity.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
ASSAULT AND BATTERY LONG AGO.

Camden March q (SpeciaD.-''I want NV husband
arrested for assault and battery" said Mrs. Ma
tlda johnson 10 Recorder Nowery at the City Hall
this morning.
Where did he strike you2 see no evidences OF
the assault" said the Recorder
oh. IL happened a long while ago
''When?"
Nineteen years ago" said Mrs. Johnson. The
rase was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
SHIP cALKERS GO on STRIKE.

Elizabeth. March q CSpeciaD--The ship calkers
employed al the New-JeTsey Drydock and Trans
portation Company's large plant I'm Elizabethport
quit work to-day because the management would
not coacede 10 them advance of % cents day
in their pay The strikers say the wages paid 70
cslkers al ElizabethDort are smaller than AT any
other place New-York. calkers. they de-
clare receive 50 80 a day in Brooklyn, 50 Is in no
hoken SO Is in Jersey City and So al Townsend AZ
Downey's plant ar Shooters Island, while the
wages paid at Eiizabethport are g 40 commit
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

l. Z, Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice is hereby given all having claims sganst
ntaber DIkenlau OF the County OF New YORK a.
ces.d 10 present with thereof to the
place OF transacting business, No
broadway. borough ot Manhattan. In the CRY OF New
Yort or the 23th day of uext-Datat
New York the nth day Of October. 1900. CAROLINE
l. pIKEMAN. Administrative OF the Estate Matths "
Ditsman deceased. H. MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor-
ev for Administrative. No. SOC Broadway Borough OF
Msnhattan York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 A. ". and 33S p. NJ Daily except Sunday. to
Pittsaed; sundays only at go A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light.
Ticket Offices I13. 26f, as 1216 Broadway =
Union So W., 2I5 Columbus Ave. 1873 West 125th St.
l25th ST. f3sth stations New York: 33s and T25
Fulton ST. and l04 Broadway. z. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone ''o0e 3sth Street. York
Service baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

Abner G Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
hereby given all
aeainst Mary Goodwin late OF the County of YORK
ease present the same with vouchers therefor 10
~ ebscriber his place OF transacting business M
Nv 9Sa East S5h Street Borough OF Manhattan N the
.N.,. Nsvr York on before day or
ber 1901. ALr fSf4p j. tfOOL'WIN. Executor
Nassau street Borough OF Manhattan New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
CAPTURED On 4 ROOF.
MAN CHARGED WITH STEALING WATCH on CAR
PLATFORM HAS DIAMONDS AND Sill

PLATFORM HAS DIAMONDS AND sl17
Jacob Stern. a sversmith living at No. l2
Market-st.. was locked up in the Eldridge-st
station last night. Paul Blum. Of No. o Gouver-
neur-st said he standing on the rear END
OF eastbound Grand-st. car when at Alien
ST. he felt tug at his watch pocket. The next
instant he says. Stern, with another man,
Jumped from the car.
Blum called for the police. and with Policeman
Warfeld, who happened TO be nearby, started
after the two men. Stern ran into the hallway
Of No. 5S Allen-st. and to the roof, where he was
captured. The second man oscar ped. The watch
was recovered. When searched Stern, according
TO the police. had in his possession a four carat
diamond ring. three carat diamond stud. gold
watch and chain and S117 in money
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
Mr.. UNDERWOOD SAID TO HAVE ACCEPTED

1t was again reported yesterday that Second
Vice-President Underwood, of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, had formally accepted the
presidency of the Erie Railroad. The report could
not be confirmed the Office OF the latter COM
pany or the banking house of j. P Morgan &
Co II is understood however. 70 be accurate.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

Tee waited Manager Thomas Drum at the dry
COCK but he refused their demand, and the strike
was thereupon ordered. From seventy-five 70
hundred men involved.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. OF Chambers
as follows. and minutes earlier from W. sd ST.:
800 a. Daiy.-Sold train Buffalo. 3 n
BInghamton, Waverly, Eimra and Bradford.
parlOr and cats dining To Buffalo.
$50 p. m. Daly--Chtcago Ldmited-Fast Maf-Solid
Chicago arriving $40 ?. Cleveland a
Seepers Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
.3o P m. Daily.-BEnalo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo 1.O5 Bradford T20. jamestown 90 Youngs-
town 10 m Cleveland ~ so D. m sleepers 10 But-
o.15 D. m DaiIy-SOIid train Binghamton, wav.r-
~ Elmira Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
rTNICKETS. local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS at ILL., ll3. 261 4Ol and 957
Broadway. 151 East 125th St. and 213 West I25th ST.
Chambers and West ed st. ferries. NewYork ard
$50 Fulton ST. 9s Broadway Brooslyn; Ie2 River 81.
HobOken. and Jersey City Sation- New-York
Co. calls for and checks baggage 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon

Il Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF County of New
York notice given all having claims
asainst Robert Graham Dun. late of the County New
the with
Of To- the subscribers their place of trancng
tbe office Rastus 5. Ransom. No. t2S Broadway
borough OF Manhattan. In the City OF York on or
before the seventeenth day OF August
Dated New York, the 18th day OF February, 1901.
MARY r. DUN. EXecutrX; ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS
Executors
RASTT-S s RANSOM. Attorney for Executors 1as
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
Gurroaatee' Notice.

COLA. JOHN.-In pursuance of an order OF
~ Hon. Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
notice Is hereby given all
ciams against Cola. late OF the County OF New
20 the with
his place OF
NJ as2 broadway Borough OF Manhattan In the city
Work. before the Gath o uex.
mated New York the 18th day of December 1000
N CHRISTIAN GOLI.A. Administrator
A. IEPT r. WRIGHT. Attorney for Admini-trator ~
Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

Exports the week To Havsna, 25T2 bales Hayti
27 Nassau. Sl4 10 Bermuda 1eo To Kingston 90 to
500: FrOgreso. 20; London. 216 total
3.703 bales; total last week, 1892 baler-
MILK AND CFEAM-The daily average receipts of
hi including bottled milk by the various
routes reaching the city. for ths week have been
G'onde nSed
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
NAVAL STORES.

Trading slow In the market for spirits. with
undertone steady unchanged prices Rosn continues
quiet. We quote:
TAR-Regulars So: do oil bis So IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3 -33G371ac.
ROSIN-Comnlon good strared. 81 ca: p 81 65: T,
81 az; O. 81 % II. 81 sOaSi So 81 sOQSt 95 X 81 oS
NJ. 81 15dS: 20; y. 81 80: W c. s. 20; " W. So 90.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpenne 2tae bbls
Wilmington. March 2T.-Sprts turpentne steady at
SSl2u receipts 1874 casks. Rosn-NOthing doing:
ceipt 454 bbls turpentine-Marse quiet 81 10
and 50 To- receipts Il bbis Tar steady 81 1 receipts
bbs
Charleston. March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing
RosIn firm and unchanged.
savannah March 2I.SDrits turpentine firm at 81 saS
receipts i bbs: sales asa bbs: 422 bb Rosin
firm; quoted \. c. ST y; d. 81 80; f, 81 81;
81 80: c. 81 ~; H. 81 JO 81 n 81 so; VI. 81 20; "
81 %; W G.. 81 %: W W. 81 80
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WEST SHORER.R

Trains leave Franklin 81 Station " Y as followA
and Ism. later foot West 42d ST.. y r.
't:lO a M-FOr Intern. points Albany G. Montreal.
f1l2o ~ ND Lake MOhOnk. MiAnewaska. atcxa
Catskil Mountains and Utica.
.1oo y. M.-ChicagO Express. Daily
M--COpt Ltd. for Detroit. CHICAGO &
f3:i5 g. No For Hudson River Points 10 Albany
'd:l5 I. M.-FOr Rochester Buffalo. Cleve Chicago
$500 7. M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit 81. Louix
'9l5 Y. M-FoT Syra.. Roch., Mag. Falls. Det 4 Chi
-Daily tDaily. except SUNDAY. Leaves Brooklyn An
No I. 10.+5 A. NJ. 2:45 p. Leaves Jersey
city. p. r. r. sta No. I. lf2o A. NJ, 3:3S p NJ
Time tables principal hotels and offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westcott c.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
THE STATE OF TRADE,

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 3
spring wheat. 66q75c; No red $685.: No corn;
1lAg41s4c: No . yellow. 1s4c: No oats. 2tc: No
white @s2c; No white 27isa2s1sc; No rye 53a54c;
good feeding barley +0+6c fair choice mating $50
5Sizc; No / 81 So Northwestern. 81 Sc:
prime timothy s4GSi 10: clover. grade
$40 T5GSO bb. Si5 60GSl5 90; lard.
per 100 No. s. l29ss short sides doosel 81 so9
s. 10; dry saed shoulders boxe 50 g. ass Ss short
clear sides boxed) IS 5Gss 80 whiskey. basis OF high
81 %: loaf So Of gTanulated, s. "a.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
quiet: Creameres 15221c: dares 1Tasc. Cheese fairly
active, UT11%c Eggs quiet: fresh. 12isc.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

The Union Pacific already controls the Southern
Pacific Company. Of which the Central Pacific is
q part. but IL has for time been reported
that the Central Pacific would be cut from the
Southern Pacific system which is operated inde-
pendently Of the Union Pacific. and be made an
integral part Of the Union Pacific, for which Il
furnishes the outlet from Ogden. Utah 10 the
paciho Coast and it is believed in Wall Street
that this report Is well founded, although no
ofhcial confirmation of l. could be nad yesterday
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s9.0O 1000.
80 1900 'S4O. t40o s'too f4so 800. -Too. t7so.
BNLTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON
e'43O 1900. $1,000. "1I3O a. m.. tIe0. $50 $40,
500 s7.00 D. m. 'f2 X mdt-
Ofces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. 113 17c Isl.
1900 1884 Broadway 1T3 5th Ave. 73I Ave-
q Union So West 15s East 125th ST. 27S West 12sth
Columbus Ave. New York:
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway Williamsburg. New
York TRANSFER Co calls for and checks baggage des
nation.
fFrou Liberty 81 only DAILY. tDaiIy. except Sunday.
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
DETROIT AND LIMA NORTHERN TO BE SOLD

Toledo. Ohio. March Fudge Wing, in the
United States Court to-day issued decree for the
foreclosure Of mortgage and sale OF Detroit and
Lima Northern Railroad. The court found that
there was due Of principal and interest the out
standing bonds and certain preferred claims .s4s-
15s Sc, and that the company in default there
on that under the authority Of the receivers
certificates had been issued in the sum Of $780, Ooo
The court ordered that in default OF the payment
of these obligations within ten days the prop
srty be sold at public auction at the station the
company at Lima.
The minimum price for the property covered by
the mortgage made by the Lima Northern Railroad
Company, now owned by the Detroit and Lima
Northern. is s550.00o The price the property
covered by the mortgage made by the Detroit and
Lima Northern is s750.OoO The equipment is TO be
SOLD for not that 500 O00 There is l37 miles OF
road owned by the company. Listman & Co. Of
New-Yori have been settling these claims out Of
court. and will purchase the property and reorgan-
tze the company. Considerable will be
pended in the Improvement of the property, and IL
is asserted that new Toledo-Detroit line is con-
femplated.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
TO CONFER WITH E. H. HARTMAN.
OFFICIALS COMING HERE TO DISCUSS, IT is SAID
THE CONSOLIDATION OF UNION AND
CENTRAL PACIFIC SYSTEMS

Chicago, March 27.-President Hays Of the
Southern Pacific President Burt Of the Union
Paeihe; Vice-President Bancroft, Of the Oregon
Short Line, and Traffic Manager Campbell Of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company passed
through Chicago to-day their way TO New
YORK where conference will be held with E H
Hartman. its subject, Il is understood peinG The
eonsohoauon OF the Union and Central Pacific
systems.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
RallroGos.

den NSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot o. West Tweuty-thIrd Street and
Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
sy The leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Street. is nve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd street
station. except where otherwise noted.
80 " W FAST MAlLLimIed 70 Two sses Pares 20
Chicago. No coaches 70 Pit,sbuTg.
o A. w. AFE iIssiIs''fL sIf S6sfp
caf Fo cbcaso pnns casaaa TosdS
!asf.aSs' a cheSGo HHPsSs aSp IS rsas s4 LOUIS
ESr Toedo LogisvfIe wa cIncinna'n Indianapolis
5$5 ET al' IoDIs R!nf fESPREss7Eor ri'ts0urs
a wFsTERS SsIsE1 s. 5sTs @a3s Chicago. For
" PScfFfc SScfFTSsy ExFREssFor PRES rt,nurE and
rrhcaso For Knoxville daily. via shenandssn valley
So " W Cr:rvELANn Avn CTNCrNNATT ES-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 ~ 9S M 80 iSi0 (pes6rossss and CSrtlandT M
ss cpinia Carr 2lo esbrossss and GorslaHer sl1a
Cars = 5Diaas Din,.s
Dining Cars NJ I25s i255 DINING carr 6. Is Con
- dining ca as iSah @ins aPs carS ~ p n iaio
sDs.6Fqsss. S9ftIa.dt srsss: Week
ATT:aSIIc COAST LINZ ? FLORIDA @ SPECIAL
SEAAbtAhD AK LINE RAILVAI.--tlorlda ana
TopGltan Limited Il 55 m. daily Express. III"
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-S-J5 a. m and soo
2. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-I.55 a.
Meek6ays and &55 D. m. daily.
Through yestibuled Trains Buffet Faror Cars and
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAY|I:S Is S5 ?. wesk-days r.r-, ,.-,-.
West Tweuty-third Statfcul. $50 a. II. 40
3 %. and 4 55 D. m Sundays . a. 455 m.
from Desbrosscs CortIandt St-eets> 300 a
$3.50. $40 and : 20 D n surdavs a4s a u Sis ?. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
(Desbrosses ard Cortandt 6S0), 25. TS
s25 s55. 925 t9 Penna. Limited) 1910 G-sbrosses
Ccrandt Streets TO- 0} Dining Carl. f055 Dining
Carr 1i55 a. 1855 1855 dining Carl. 2. 10 (Des-
brosses and Corandt Streets. 2O. e55. 25 55 425
425 Dining Carr. ASS Dining Carl. 555 Dining Ca-1
755. SIS. SIS 25 m Il 10 night SUNDAYS. 70.
T55 coaches). 25. s55 025 ass G.imted). o.55.
155 Dining Cam ~ IS. 12 IS Dining Carr, 15S
Dining Carr. %. 355. A. q Dining Carr ass Dining
Car. SIS dining Carr. = 55 SIS. s55. s.25 p
70 10 night.
Ticket offices Nos 46f 345 1le5 1854 III Broad
Astor House: West Tweuty-thrd Street Station.
and Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street, 9s Broadway and
Pennsylvania Station Broo klyn: Station.
City The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Pennsylvania
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. 7. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
AL1orMENr OF PENNsYLvANIA sTocKs.

Philadelphia March 27.-The newly elected di-
rectors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company held
their first meeting to-day. at which the allotment
NJ the new issue OF stock determined upon.
The board decided 10 issue the stock 10 sharehod-
the rate OF 80 I-3 per cent of their present
holdings at the price Of $50 a share All the old
officers were reelected The stock is TO be sub
scri5ed for between June and 15 inclusive. The
allotment that stock Of the par value of
ss0.500g00 may be issued between The dates named
This is the first time in lis history that the Penn
sylVania Railroad Company has adopted snch
policy. New issues of stock have heretofore been
Subscribed for par.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
railroads.
LaCkawanna Railroad

pVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trinun.
< received at their Uptown once No lcsc Broadway
north of S1st-st.. until o'clock ?. advertise
received the following at regular
once rates until O'Clock viz: 254 srh-ave o.
23d st.: 15c 9th ave. lcthst Macys 6th-a
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

Chicago. March 27.-In regard 10 the rumor that
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
would absorb the Mexican Central. ". G. Purdy,
president Of the Rock Island road said: There IS
no truth 10 the report that the Rock Island is
templating any consolidation with the Mexican
Central road"
Edward D. Kenna, first ice-president OF the
ltchison. Topeka and Santa Fe, said: THE Santa
Fe road has made connection with the Mexican
Central for a number OF years at El Paso, and has
heen sending through sleepers into Mexico. This
arrangement will continue though consolidation
is planned"
a dispatch TO The Record" from the City OF
Mexico says that Chicago and NewYork capital
lists have il is said, practically secured conces-
sion for a railroad through the northern part OF
the republic. Il IS believed the road will connect
with the Mexican Central at near chihuahua.
and viii through the State Of Sonora TO the
Gulf of California.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

An officer of the Southern Pacific company yes
teroay denied that his company had. reported.
obtained control Of the Mexican National the
Mexican Central.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
CENTRAL B. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal exclusively.
-Four Tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New York. Liberty and
Trains leave Liberty 81 below (t!e South
i've minutes earlier. notch.