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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
MEN CHARGED With ]
LEVyING bLACkMAIL
(ny NEGOTIATED Preps.l

TAMPA, FLA. Aug. B,-rINarrnnts
were issued to-day for.J. 3, Jackson,
deputy sheriff and ]. ". Tanner ana O.
NJ. Boatwrlsht. we'll known young men
charging them with leyying blao
Yesterday men went TO Michael Pa cllias,
n Crock saloon keeper and Informed him
they had warrant for his unrest on
the charge OF selling on Sunday, but
would not serve the warrant II nc would
pay them one hundred dollars. Pacn.as
told the men 10 come back to-day at 9
o'clock and reported tho case to his at Y.
torney. who informed the officers !, Five j.
twenty dollar BILLS each mar kaa ior
identification we're prennrcd and Chief Of
Police Jones secrcted himself IN nc WHY
room of the saloon this afternoon enc
watched tho proceedings when Inc men
called 1'achias In and the money Was
counted out to them. The men staFteu
out when Jones arrested them. On th y,
way 10 the police station ono of lhe. VIC
who had the money IN his posSesHfi 70,
threw II into an alley whero i was later
recovered, Bail was fixed at sl'ocQ ehoh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Mr., .W|lLARDA AND
Mr. Mann CLOSE
Apparently the L l'st3,i Gov Go
et-nor Ran Second III Il, The
Primary Contest.
SIX COUNTIES 10 REPORT REL 81
a Difference Of Only 723 Votes
1 Between, the Two, and ILLS III V
Willard's Favor.

y 1yhilo returns from last Tuesdays pri-
mhrv arc not yet sufficiently COMPLETE
10 .iiabe IN exact statement TO DC mddo
as 10 the vote for senator aid Governor,
It ID nov apparent that not over 10000
votes were bollcd, II SO imany and = tliat
senator Mnrlin's majority will probably
not exceed i1,oOo. Mr. swanson's plural
ity Will probably not exceed 10000 ana
as viii be scon, his vote nearly oqualletd
thHt Of both his competitors cofnbined.,i
Complete ana official returns IRE not
sufficient yet to show absolutely whether
MI. Willard or Mr. Mum ran secot1d 10
Mi, swanson. but from the figures now
In hand Mr.. Willard lends Judge Mann
by about roo votes, With six counties to
report. These counties may reverse tho
relative standing OF the two candidates.,
but friends of Lietitennnt- Governor WIZ
lard claim that they will Increase his
plurality over Mann for second place.
With the counties OF Amherst, Buch-
anan, Carroll. Frederick, Giles and New
Kent yet to report Officially on the GOV
ernorshih, Mr.. Willhrd's total vote Is
placed ut 1860 ana Judge Mnnn's at
1881 Amherst and New Kent arc cx-
pecled to show d plurality for Judge
Mann over MIR. Willard, wl,lle Buchanan
Carroll, frederick and Giles will show
Il plurality for Mr.. Willard over the
yNottoway candidate Altogether. tho
two are so close yet that 1t is not posi-
lively known which ran second. Outside
OF the city Of Richmpnd. which Mr.. VIII
lard carried, Judge Mann led Mr.. Willard
in the voting BY two thousand or more
votes.
Here are the returns from various
counties Officially reported yesterday, IN
addition to those already reported:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
SHOE FACTORY.
The Smith-Briscoe Company to
Z Erect One in the Hill City.
Isncciol "a ii,hc TImes- DISpatch

Especial to rhe Times Dispatch -,
I4YNGtlBuRG, YAa aug. g. The b,
Smith Brlscoe Shoe Company. well
known shoe jobbng house of this city. mas
building on Jefferson Street. in which they
propose to 9lnaniifncture shoes for their
trade. The building has to ga ysat frg 1
Mi be equipped With modern, machinery.
The structure WI be occupied a ~ s279n !,
daliy i aeapae st, q consderablo more than
5000 pairs of shoes. Two other faGtor,es
arc propectcd here. to be greet nur ra,.s
taaiInly' bo III operation 81 this time next
year, and the other probably before the
close of The year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
.C|GARMAKERS IN
TAMPA ON Strike
ny Associated Press.)

TIy AssOclatcu I'Ttsb'J
TAMPA, FLA, Aug, 26,-hecausn me
management refused 10 permit the read
or to read from an, alleged ufarchls'la
paper rlerra, published At havana y
cIsarmakcrs IN the factory OF M stasi'eie
berg ana Company. all inc enl'ioyrs -
The factory cxccpt the oiiico ffrre are
ON n strike. The articles objected TO ~
Tie Havana paper contained Violent per-
sonal abuse OF Tampa manufacturers
and inc!ted workmnn to dull wntk. When
d. j. stncliclberg, OF their olnefed ING
reading Of The paper stopped, lhe clgar,
makers INDUCED IN n dewnnh'innaon hIa
demanded thnt ths reader 20 hliuWeu W.
read ANYTHING In print. Whem llls NJ WE
refused strike followed. VhEee huA-
dred men are out. m Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
sl.in Game Rudely Broken ".

br rmsy q each was e .argip q j ea
e. Fl SP sS get n'o s Sq Fl 1 9as
easNe one ne attempted go Il ass se ss
g Gy eeafRs 0aa tree ast nEh{ pe out
ono Of the ~ a t,eaphs have g susse e
ef " W9 a. o,,Xan nn@S hXISooek IS;
Tfs nfssoe sisa' e HI hell s 81:
lhelf hlmI s nnnIIa haul the negro back g
nsSlSlallts NN's''7 .5,t's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
4 SMASHED PLATE GLASS.
John Daley Takes Peculiar Re
venqe on Bartender at Murphy's,

BECAUSE the bartender refused TO sell
about ai'et forty years ears Of age sinashsd tho
plate glass In the swinging door Leading
10 the cafe IN Murpllys HOTEL las I, n, s y
tell Justice trutohheld about his trouE-
III The ~ man 1 came into the hotel IN the e
afternoon and Ehen TIE baIte n srl, a bjIn
another drink, he became angry. When sn
he was ienving tho place. he struck inc
glass n blow with hls elpow tbe first
Station last night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Monitors Arrive.

day. Associated Prass0 -,
WASHINGTON, p. c., August SG-lhe
monitors Florida, Arkansas and Neya "a
VA e os,jnptnn navy yard /. to day. they
had ds on board boa mldstIpmen o. the Naval
Academy at Annapolis who. for ne pa Isl
two months or noreha,ye been Th cF seae
no hoord l'' The cadets Visited all Of the prln-
cipal : naval stations from Norfolk Va
to Castlne, Maine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
1,,;,, PLAY Cockade City.

Tho Man tsa 1, from pat The GocKhde oity
plays the ,na osr The game was origin n
haye , ad to DO PLAYED between iMe
TOP lie,E IA Manchester will try conclusions
WHIP III anohester team has some Of tne
fastest players IN the League, ana eAe
na,ne Will be watched by hnhurds'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Over Greenbrier Division.

NJ Gcorre ~. stevens, president. OF the
Chesupeake and Ohio railroad, ,lihs gone
on rip over tho Greenbrlerr,, division bnoo OF
that railroad SYSTEM and Will b t:.t sr
stevens has been kept. almost corstia l,llI
on tho 60 since his return TO AmeiM rGa
from his foreign trip late IN s ouneih III ter ter
thnn nj present,. and Its business, bot 2 IN
passenger and freight traffic IS larger
thnn ever beCOte.n,s .t:. - So 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Settling Basin Work Stopped.

\ The rain 6fHTrlday stopbed al. WoTK II :
the settling basin. The lotion IT ,v ara
hasad wa q fs aSafa f da ss
,Will not be able to do any Eprk n t,,. s.tia
hasIa nntl latter pafF q w. tl1s II, wetas e
nn az the bnsIi, and this VIII have 70
Be pun pumped ouf before work can pesl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Salvation Army Leaders Here

Captain and Mrs, EleIml4g z, 4, WI nIvs ~ Nc
farewell service n shelr s na,' on Broad
a enrtay taaanaaght his ast t ssl1
VIZ Before thelr departure During e .nenl
stay IN Richmond they ia naY seoo a,llsea and
thesSfY}s ga Hf rs II and lie
many man, Who were In the slough q aespoA'
depnY. A88 ,sS spf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
RappahannOck.

Especial to The Times Disphtcho :,
* WASIING1ONi VA, August 2s.--Offi-
clal vote OF Rappahannock county. com
rlctc, With all the Six precincts III. gives
Martin 231, Montague 2oi. majority y;
Swanson "a, willard lo5, majority Is,
Mann 20; Ellyson 722. cabell OIL majority
22s; Eggleston 255, Hulvey ia. majoiisy ~
Anderson l0l, Williams 1884, majority lo1'
Total vote cast, 448. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
ANXIOUS FOR
PEACE, NOW SAID
Foreign Office and Chancellor
Won BueloW fake Positive
Statements.
b 7-NIl-I 10 eTIg- +. y =. FIllT - ~ Y
(Ry Associated Prcss.)

BERLIN. August 2G--'rhe Associated
Press to-day received tile following, com
munication from Tho foreign office:
."rhe foreign office empowers the
Associated Press to declare that all
reports ovornthe Opposition Of 1.-THE
Emperor to the mediation OF President
Roosevelt ilre9gb5prd: Rifle Emperor
regards the ende;ivors Of, the, Prcs1-
dent With admiration, and -takes3the
greatest Interest in the success Of the
labors for peace. In whose beginning
the Emperor personally assisted.
The Chancellor. Prince !, Won Huelow,
autographed to the Associated, Press from
Norderney to- tllya statement IN response
to an inquiry as to Germ@ny's attitude
towards the efforts betng made TO- bring
about peace hetwecn .RuSsln aud Japan
The telegram reads as. follows: ,t,s
Since the beginning Of President a
Roosevelt's action the German En-
pcror, as well as his government. have
never ceased to advocate the cause OF
peace whenever; an opportunity offers
itself. Germany Is interested, as well
as America. in putting an end to the
risks and uncertainties iliseparable
firm every great war. Tic Emperor
ana the German people cordially wish
that President Roosevelt's efforts may
be successful.
Csiened won BuELOW,"
Report From Kataoka.
iBy Associated Prcss.)
4 mrnISJn tur,st m--l0.30 A M,--Rcar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
WIDOW Gets Claim Promptly,

hfessrs. 81. 81 saunders, n, r. ButleT, s Mli
A. X. Vest, officers Of Union c2n ns Mp,
81, Royal Arcanpm, called on !, MIS- ,a ha1a
Ssa antaetasn evening aid gave her eleok
}orS Ii, 600 which "a tho AMOUNT O. ln1srf'
niice carried by Mr. Bass IN Inc oraet'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
/ Southampton.

Especial TO The Times Ispntch.
FRANKLIN VA, August 2G,-South-
ampton gave Martin 440t Montague ~,
Mann 2s3 Swanson ,6o2. Willard ?6e, Ely
son ss5. Cabell 962. Anderson slO, WI
.,,ams lis, EeEleston G2s, Hulvey 3s4.
rorinrc n90 BrYhnt 5G5. sssH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
THE Northern Neck.

Especial 10 Tho Tiilies- Dispatch.J
a IRVINGTONlIYA., August 20-Official
canvass OF tho. vote IN tho four counties
comprising the Northern Meek, RNit ch,
,nond, Lancaster. Northumberland ana
Westmoroland,4 gives Martin Martin lo5 ma'o,.
ity. swansona plurality over MIMI -
q, and ,oyer willard 900. Lancaster
county. where the hottest Of the flght
waged. cast nearly half the total vote
ar the Northern Neck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
ON WAY TO BE WE'D
HEARD OF DEATH
(Continued from First Page.) !.
no children, while all Of Mr.. Clay's chill
dren had homes Of their own.
Marriage Date Set.

.
Always the two old peoplt had remelti-
bered each other as they were Iii their
young days and from their photographs.
Neither could conceive Of the others
being o.d-to each other they were the
sweethearts of their youth. And they did
not exchange their late photographs.
Then IL was arranged that Mrs Moir
should go TO Elmo and be married to
Clay. September 1st was fixed as the
date.
Mrs. Mor, now G3 years old reached
Omaha last Wednesday,. Thursday af-
ternoon she received a 3telegran, saying
Mr.. Clay was suddenly very sick. FRI
day morning as she. was preparing TO
leave the house, Fastening to the old
mans bedside, second telegram came,
saying Mr.. Clay had died during the
night.
The old lady collapsed and has been
In dangerous condition since them AS
soon as able to travel. she will pay q
visit to the grave OF the man whom
size says she loved MI of her lifetime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
:. Bath.

(Special to The Times Dispatch)
WARM SPRINGS, VA. August 90
The Democratic committee OF Bath coun-
" canvassed the primary vote here yes
tcrday which gave the total vote as
follows: Martin IA. Montague III, Swan
son 50, Willard Al. Mann 116, Ellysoon
g22,, Cabell 90, Anderson 1873, Williams 12o
Eggleston IA. Hulvey 1o4. Total vote
In county 245
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
- r.
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY,

WANTEp, POSITION. AS Statesman
" or allsround man In furniture busi1ess'
expsreHee and best !, ref ta sS,rhteenth
WlLLlAMs, M 4, ~ n 41ass
LOsT-A WHITE BULL TE a',t III is
reward Il returned fo NO sss East Aa'n
Street. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Prince William county, In Tuesdays pri-
mary, fourteen votes. Nir. swai,son's
total vote In tho county was 14i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Mecklenburg.

(spoclnl to Tho Times -Dlspatch)
BOYDTON, VA. August 2G-The fun
returns, just comple,edi. for Meoklenburg,,
gives Martin n majority Of SO, swnnson's
plurality 1870. Ellysons majority 64o' An~
derson's majority 654. Eggleston's major
.ity5 COS. Roberts Is elected by 90 ma
jorlty oyar Taylor for State Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
What Witte Said.

NJ. Witte made the following statement
TO the Associated Press regarding to-
days session..
1--WE approved and signed the minutes
of the las, session, and at Baron ko-
muras request adjourned until Monday,
when 1t Is to be presumed the Japanese
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Pittsylyania

fsperial To The-rlnest Dispatchl
MANASSAS, VA, August 26--A special
ia ma TIures- dispatch from tMannssasu
IN. August 25th, makes 1t appear th0t
Mr.. Claude a. Swanson received, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Negltgee Shirts are the most
staple darlne ants you cOuld
have on hand.
Good time to load up.
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
Sugar Making a. For. Collins.

Denver-A Republican special from
Fort Collins says: So far this season
the local sugar factory is having suc-
cessful campaign. 1t began slicing
beets October 4th and has had a con-
tinuous run without an hours stop
page. and has converted the juice ex-
tracted from $4,000 tons of beets into
commercial granulated sugar. There
are still $4,000 tons of beets to work
up, which will keep the factory in op-
Grafton until nearly the LIST of Febru-
airy. The product of the factory to
date has been approximately 212.000
sacks of 100 pounds each. or 81 $50 900
pounds Of sugar. These immense fig
ures will be swelled to 10000, 900
pounds at the close of the campaign.
The acreage planted to beets this
season in the Fort Collins district was
10,003, an increase of about 1000 acres
over the crop of 1904, and the total
tonnage was 100000. as against 49,
900 in 1904. The average yield per
acre in 1905 was a fraction under
twelve tons. as against 1872 tons in
1904. the falling of being due to the
planting of new land in many instances
and the effects of a hail storm in July.
The highest yield per acre reported
was twenty-five tons and the lowest
seven tons Beets planted on old lands
by experienced growers and which
were not touched by hail averaged
seventeen tons to the acre.
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
Senator Patterson For Adams.

Denver-The News prints the fol
lowing special telegram from Washing
ton: Senator Patterson's attention
was called TO articles appearing in the
Saturday Sun. William Griffith's paper,
favorable 10 his nomination for gov
ernor and to favorable expressions Of
opinion to the paper from some of Sen
ator Patterson's friends. The senator
said such talk is futile.
Il am not and will not under any
possible contingency be a candidate
for governor, nor would / accept a
nomination although unanimously ten
dered. No one should be thought OF
for governor by the Democratic party
of Colorado but Alva Adams.
He was iagrantly cheated out Of
the Office after he had been unques-
tionably elected by the people. by the
Legislature His election in view OF the
large majority given to President
Roosevelt proves his great popularity.
I have no question but what he is 5000
votes stronger for the Office of gov
ernor than any other Democrat in the
state. II would. in my opinion, be po-
litical suicide for the porty to nominate
anybody but Adams for governor"
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
SHOT BY TWO BOYS.
Prominent Colorado Springs Man
Dangerously Wounded.

Colorado Springs.-Frank L. Scott,
vice president of the Davie Realty
Company of this city and for twenty
years a prominent business man of Ell
Paso county. was shot in the back by
two unknown boys at 10:05 o'clock
Wednesday night, while on his way to
the Santa Fe depot. where he intended
to Join his wife in California.
Scott was removed to st. Francis
hospital and probably will die. He
is thought not to have had an enemy
in the world and the only solution of
the mystery is that the assault was
the result of an attempt at highway
robbery.
According to Scott's statement in
the hospital. he was walking east on
Pixies Peak avenue. near Wahsatch
avenue. two blocks from the depot, a
valise in either hand, when he met two
youths. After he had passed about
ten feet beyond them they cried halt, "
and Immediately afterward he fell to
the ground,d shot in the back.
Mr. Scott described his assailants
as "a couple of kids about twenty
years old" He declared that he had
never seen Them before and believes
that robbery was their object. One
wore a cap. another a hat, and both
were Of slim build. Both wore dark
clothes.
Captain Stewart has the entire day
and night force searching for the
youths. while mounted deputies under
the direction of Under Sheriff Day
ton are securing the outskirts of the
city,
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
PROPOSED CHURCH UNION
OF Presbyterisns, Methodists and Con
sresationaIists, in Canada.

Toronto, Ont.-The final vote by
the members on the union Of the Pres
byterian, Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches of Canada in one
great church. as has just been recon-
mended by joint committee of the
three denominations, cannot be
reached for several years.
Throughout the whole session. y
says the official report, the utmost
harmony and brotherly feeling pre-
vai.,1. all the members apparently
being animated by one purpose.
namely, to reach conclusions that
would be for the glory of their COM
mon Lord and the more rapid exten-
sion of His kingdom throughout the
world"
Substantial unity and essential har-
mony existing among the three de-
nominations is a marked feature of
common doctrines held by the Presby-
terians. Methodists and Congrega-
tionalists are formulated. Possible
lines for framing policy for the
united church, the arrangements OF
pastoral service without a time limit
settlement and transfers of pastors
training for the ministry and for the
relations of minister to the doctrine
of the church, are set forth and the
matter of administration is left in the
hands of subcommittee to prepare
detailed report for the next annual
meeting of the general committee.
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
COLORADO RAILROADS.
Report of Mileage and Taxes for the
Year 1905.

Denver.-Secretary R. R. Leese of
the State Board of Equalization is pre-
pairing the annual report OF that de-
partment, which will be ready for dis
tribution by the middle of January.
According to the figures based upon
the railroad companies returns, the
mileage will show an increase of 1872
miles, or a net increase of 121 miles,
1896 miles having been abandoned.
The miles assessed during the year
ending December 81. 1905, are 1,50S
narrow gauge and 3.3s9.S2 standard
gauge main track, or a grand total of
1888 miles. This includes 16 miles
of electric railway owned by steam
roads and assessed by the board.
The greatest increase in mileage is
in the lines of the Denver. Northwest
ern C Pacific. the Uintah railway, the
new narrow gauge line, and the Den
yer & Rio Grande. The railroads of
Colorado, according to the figures now
compiled, are paying an average tax
Of S2Ss.66 per mile. which is the high
est tax in any state west of the Mis-
sissippi river. except Nevada. where
the tax is $349 per mile.
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
Railway Accident Near Durango.

Denver-A Durango dispatch Sun
day saws: The eastbound narrow
gauge Denver & Rio Grande passenger
train which left Silverton at $3.50
O'Clock this morning. well loaded with
passengers, was wrecked a mile above
Animas City, and three miles from this
city. about O'Clock. and while no one
was killed, a large number of the pas
sengers were injured, twelve of them
quite seriously. Mrs. Katie Porter of
Silverton had her right hand torn from
the arm. The accident was caused,
1t is claimed. by defective rail.
1t was said that the train was run
ming at high rate of speed at the
time. The chair car left the track first.
followed by the other coaches, and all
were dragged 400 feet before the loco
motive was stopped.
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
STATE LAND SALES
Action Taken by Colorado State Land
Board.

Denver.-Because Of alleged frauds
in connection with the Grand county
state land sale, the state Land board
wednesday passed resolutions asking
for the resignation of l.. X. smith, the
timber warden, and will reprimand
AXel swanson the land appraiser. Ihe
sale of the section to Frank Gyllen-
sten also is declared illegal and action
will be taken to cancel il. The reso-
iutions follow:
That a reception book be kept as
to applications, giving the date and
number in which they are received,
by whom made, for what purpose, de-
scription and disposition, and that the
register be instructed to present the
application to the board in order in
which they are entered upon the re.
ception book.
"All applications for indemnity for
lands shall be entered in special
book for that purpose and shall be pre-
sented to the board for consideration,
and notice given the applicants OF
hearing and after selection shall be
leased only after advertisement FOR
four consecutive weeks, to the highest
bidder.
"All new applications shall lie over
two weeks before final action thereon
by the board, unless otherwise ordered
by the board, and shall be referred by
the presiding officer to some member
of the board for examination and re-
port.
"All advertisements shall be pub
lished in the newspaper of the incor-
porated town or city nearest the land
concerned, measured by airline. unless
the law directs otherwise, in which
event the statutory publication shall
be made, and the board may direct the
publication to be also made in paper
near the land affected.
AT the meeting of the board on the
first Wednesday of each month the
register and deputy are to report in
writing the cash receipts during the
past month, and disposition of same,
and present Herewith duplicate re-
ceipt from the state treasurer ack-
nowledging receipt of same. In the
absence of the register the deputy reg
lister shall have control of the business
of the office and the employees"
The Lamar register., 1905-12-27
erea, Eire in New York.

New York.-Fire Wednesday dc
stroyed fully half of the immense rail-
road terminal holdings at the foot OF
West Twenty-third street. on the HID
son river. The loss was estimated at
s55O,000. The fire started in paint
shop in the Lackawanna building, pre-
sumably from defective electric wire.
The new ferry houses of the Della
ware Lackawanna & Western and Jer
sey Central railroads were almost to-
tai losses. They were the newest ferry
terminals in the city. the Lackawanna
building still undergoing its finishing
touches and the Jersey Central having
been completed only two months ago.