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m ”WWW roars.
Mich-at- om W nth lathe
AothndtaOatpunieMlv-uaa.
hm of mblfluhhl‘ottn—llw
thahraiuutflalau.
Pmunatrnu. May is.--'rha Vendor
hilia and their friends have completed a
deal of gigantic proportions by the pur-
chase in the chick market of a majority of
the stock at the Philadelphia and Read
in; railroad. The acquisition of the stock
bone a month ago. and at the cioaeot
minus here on Friday ita’ugreaated. it
. ll laid, 500.000 shat-ea of a total of 800,000.
The possession
of the Reading is the
principal part of a
scheme for the control
of the anthracite coal trade. The proceaa
of accumulating Reading stock in New
York has been the statue as that employed
when the Vanderhlita and the First Na-
tional bunk party sought cendeney in
the llciuwuro, ankuwunua and Western
railroad.
On that occasion the stock was bought
by brokers and remained in their names
until needed- for the purpose of voting at
the annual election of the company. The
Reading clock has been kept in the names
of the brokers who purchased it for the
combine.
“1" Control Four Road».
When the scheme in fully consummated.
the combine will dictate the management
absolutely of these four companies: I’hila
. dolphin and Bonding railroad, Delaware,
Laekawnnna and Western railroad. Dela-
ware and Hudson Canal company and
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
The Vanderbilta and the" First Nation-
al bank party," as it is known in Wall
street. are the chief ligures in the combine
The First National bani: party is made up
of President (floor 1“. Baker and Vice
President Harris v. Fahneatock of the
bank, President J. Rogers Maxwell of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey and other
large capitalists. ,
The First National bank pnrty first ee-
cured the New Jersey Central railroad
same five years ago. Two years ago they
allied themselves with the Ynnderbiits in
gaining control of the Delaware, Luck»
Wanna and \I’estcrn rnilrond. The Vander—
biits lost your turned up in control of the
Delaware and Hudson Cunui company,
and excluded from the board of directors
Colonel chrnnd ll. Cannon. who had for
of the com-
pany.
The Vanderbilts have long had it largo
Interest in the Philadelphia and Reading.
They unread toincri-uso it when the mono
sition for a ootnhine came from the First
National hank party,
Not. Like the McLeod Deal.
The company on July i will be in de-
fault on the interest on the general mort-
gngu bonds for two yours. The amount
that will then he owed on this account in
88,5i L400. Uthcr obligations which must
be taken care of arc: liomivur'u certifi-
cates, $ti,5\iti.ii00; floutingtiuht. t Lamont);
car tricks. $5,000,000, and tniweiiuncous,
Sl,hiiil.im0. in addition there is a claim
against the company on account of the
Poughkeopsio hridgeguorunteo of “.500,-
00.
0
When A. A. McLeod, then president of
the Reading. made up his great deal three
yours age. by which he put under one
management the Reading, Jersey Central.
Lehigb Valley and New York and New
England road. be calculated on securing a
permanent advance of 81,50 a ton in cir-
cular prices for coal. Mr. McLeod's pro-
gramme was upset by the courts homuso
in some respects it conflicted with Penn-
sylvania and New Jersey laws. The com-
bine which has been buying Reading stock
has formulated its plans so no to avoid
trouble of this kind.
DWYER DENIES IT.
llo Anal-rte That "e um] ('rohcr Are Still
Good Friends.
Loxnox. May lit—When naked con.
coming the rumors which how been pub
liehcd horn of a broni: between Messrs.
(Yrokvr and llwycr, Iiir. llwyer said:
“There is absolutely no truth in tho re~
port that ('rukor and myself have any
diiiurenm. We tool; it training stable to-
gether. tiur hereon are there. and we were
never timi‘n np‘rocd or butter lriund in our
lives. \i'hun t‘rukor said last truck that
W(' should h‘t‘l‘liit‘II all our IlUl'M'ii until the
istof August. hoprnhnbly mount it. but
if we ill'ti some chance 'of entering a race
we shall of course tin ran. The horses are
improving daily. I cannot any now what
room they will take part in. "
Asked regarding lt'nnlluh comments on
Sims’ riding of Banquet. Mr. ilwyt-r said:
"They are notmmult‘ai. iinnqnot is a
hard home to pot sturtod, and films moro-
iyusod what tootica hn thuuuht WnliItI
bring him out. Anyhow." omn~luded Mr.
Dwycr, “he won the race." Mr. Gruker
Ia out of town.
fipitln Tuiwa It All flack.
Mmuun. May 1N.-'l'ho Spaniel: covet-m
merit hue t'mnplulod its iinul nimn‘crlo
Secretary iircuimiu‘u dlepotch oomornliig
the Allhmm incident. Mill it will be en-
bind by Minister ’i‘uylur to Wuubluuttm.
’i‘he tort of the reply will not be given
bore. but it in known to he entirely ru-
aponuivo to Mr. tlroghuin'n rmpnmta and to
lm in a "wet cordial and friendly spirit.
it is understood to disavow the action of
the oilircr who fired on tho Ailiunm and
to dium'ow thciurlmlivtimml right of Spain
over American tenant» at the point where
the Alliance wan fired on.
Fomtrra' Convention Ends Amimbiy.
IIOt‘lllii‘i‘itll, May iu.--'l'hc convention
of the grand court of the Ancient Order of
Foresters of America wound up with a
veritable love feast. All bickering; were
forgotten and forgiven. The bottom fell
out of the New York ulate, and the Moch-
eater ticket wan elected unanimously:
llhneapoila (ltrl to Marry an Englishman.
Ins-pom May la.—-The Post announces
that a marriage has been arranged be
tween Captain Fits Herbert of
Berkshire regiment and Diary. da
of Roma hi. Wilson of Minneapolis.
A rituals. tn chin;
honour, May teatime Wont
cl The Times at 'l'taMain repnrta that a
famine exiltv’ln the northern part of the
drovlnce of l’e-ehi-ii. The mature! the
picture is at Helping.
Ghana (inflat- om a Diana.
Airman/iii. iii. it. May ll.-Oaplala
Vulohaickcf immanent lilo
Matti-w York diymmmdaaab
mints dim-es from his wife, a realm (it
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"Then." said the eoaml. "I will have
it taken off," and he called in an aniltv
ant. Captain Mason. now aroused. told
him that if he attempted anything of the
hind howould break his umbrella cm
hia head.
"llo you mean to any that you would
strike me with that umbrella?"
" You, 1 do. I am an American citizen
and afreomon. I an: hero on business
and not to pay my Impacts to you.”
Then. turning. the captain warned the
assistant. who‘wnn near the door. that if
he came in to molest him in any manner
there would be serious trouble. There
was mine talk of forcing the captain from
the oilice. but it ended in talk. and the
captain left of his own ’aevord without
even lifting his hat. The above is the sub-
stancc of the conversation, but it is hinted
that much more forcible and emphatic
language woe need.
Captain Mason has referred hi» hill to
Captain Malay, the collector of customs
at this port. it is also raid that Mason
thinks the Hpantsh consul was him an
apology, and there in aortic tail: of a per-
sonni encounter when the principals meet
on the street.
OLD BRIOG-E BURNED.
It Connected East Hartford With Hartford
and Coat 3135.000.
Hsnrronn, May tit—Tho aid Fact
Hartford bridge, about which I0 much-
controvsray is now going on in the legisla-
ture. was destroyed by lire, only the mall
draw on the Hartford tide being saved.
The fire started presumably from the elec-
tric trolley wire at the l-Iost Hartford end
and spread to the Ilnrtlord end under the
strong draft. netting at naught the cilorta
of the firemen. In ten minutes several
hour all were gone but the draw.
spans fall into the water. and in half an if
i
1
in
Three trolicyrora passed through the i
C ..
I.
bridge while the fire was incipient, but no
lives were lost. The ilames drew so rap-
idly through the bridge that. Engine Com-
pany Ji’a mun hadn narrow ramps, Their
hoao wagon and hon-um were burned. All
the eastern wires crossed the bridge and
were destroyed.
The structure was built in 18H at a
cost or .lilSJiilii as n toil bridge. and the
management we» assumed by live llt'lgh'
boring towns. and in not; by the state.
Bills are now pending to turn it over to
the five towns again. it has hem repaired
many tunes on being declared urinate. A
contract had already been signed for anew
iron bridge. .
The bridge was a mt'o'rod affair, Limo
foot long, and contained a great '- -
of lumber from in numerous repairs. It
was the only bridge over the river in 25
miles. and the traiiic by trolieyand team-
ing (lllililetI one span to settle in iwzl. in
spite of repairs it has time been shaky.
HUGGED HARRISON.
Newark Woman finflrngiata (‘anuul (In '11-
l'naidout to Dinah.
NEWARK. N. J., May i7.~."omethln¢
not on the card ocvtinutl when ex-i’reni-
dent Iinrriuon was about to leave the Ida—
sex Lyceum in this city. lic had luiwml to
the plaudits of his friends on the platform
and was retiring to his carriage when fully
to women. Colonial Damon and Dough.
tors of the American Revolution, who had
been attending the lilatoriml moiety'eaw
nlwr-zury, mode a rush for him.
“till. .Vir. Harrison." rricd nm'. putting
him playfully on the shoulder with a fan.
"you will favor fctnnh- suffrage. We!” ’4’"
yum"
“A nd you'll son that we win in laud?"
whispered a ('uinniai limno, pinning one
hand in that at tho general and the outer
hbout his neck.
A tinge of rnrtnlno nmntied the ex.
proaidcnt‘c checks, and there wen u tremor
in his voice.
"llut how can l”—-—
”Uh, yon. wn know what you Would
any," plcudud the damn, the white head
on tho atntmman's shoulder atlil re-pmdnu.
"But we will elect you in lawsmif we can
vote. "
”l'll do wiiut Iran. iadlon,
my train awaits?"
but really—
lhardlng llonae Wrecked by Dynamite.
him-rut. ind, May Hm!“ l’nrlmr,
eight lllIIt‘lC oust of here. the hoot-ding
house of Mrs. John Hewitt Wm! wrecked
by» dynamite tixililmiun. Mrs. Hewitt and
her daughter Hindu were taken out. of the
wreck uncurmelnus and both torrihlyin- tor
lured. Four other mnupnhta of the house
were slightly injured hire. Hewitt was "
living apart from her husband. and when
he appeared at tho-woe of the diraatcr
ilIlIi accused him of mining the outrage.
Pill
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Open daiiyfrcmv with. m.. and from its
.v. nu. and on Saturday evenings from s to I
mum ailirwed on devious.
ALDEN ROLIANH. Preat.
BRACEillPl? DON'T LOSE COURAGEI
Yourdlnmle not incurable immune your
physician has
remind any
nave trial. a
5i: Epile dip. I'unvufeinn or .‘pflntnfliil'. WI
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I." 01.1": I! All. OAHBH. We hava
urn-1i theme-ml». rm-ny
“Id given up by «in:
"Allen's Flt ( 'un"
that has never ratio-ii mount a ”*me cure.
e
to any irrmn no» cannot I um.
reference turnishul on application.
Wmhinflnn and Wain run. Ihninn: Mm
*nflerinz from Retarded.
slwayahe roll-Ii own for speedy toilet. We
have etiu bar of a
thrmld iv-
My mniIutilii iuiioiirurminn. manly w.
w MW .
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iii mm: nut mnnu ill on
inch al‘l‘ W021 Figured at . - - . . - .
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Silk Warp at 81.00, 81.25 and 01.55.
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JOHN B. KNAPP. Bet. and Tim!
FITS!
"in you up. and you have not
ionrfit from the
not an?
. “a ran pm ll
medicine you
"neon you cannot be
vrly care all kinda oi
35! IRA "NIT"! at!” PMIIA.
rm"! inn eiandinu.
tur‘tu iururabr. in our
)0" will tied a nudirine
bar-it our “Hamill!!! with an "tier of till)
iiiuhmt ban
1 at. bottle. 33.1”. 2 qt... WI).
1“.th MEDICAL I‘d.
LADIES
iinpgmi or Pain-
Mnu-truatlnn and all ivmrulariticu of like
my. will and our VltllALD: Pt Illa” an iu~
lid. rota. Tho-yarn entirely entrant! can
mum win-n they have
ignition the dull"! ”mull. A b"!
opt on hand at all Home to provide
oxnnrsvnrhm. t 'orrntmuirurr confidential.
9" ll)
ll.
ALLEN "BINOAL co.
l’mtnwter'a Arum-ate iihort.
lineman, .‘J. Y, May iii-mi report
from Huntinbtlflt we» received two that
the amlntoiit postmortem Martin Martian,
who had chm—gent the mnnaynrdurdopart
meat. was: short in his account» to the
amount of H.600 and had escaped.
ltallana Balm to Tutu atria-rut rise-a.
Btttrrrrtp. W. V .May ism-The ital
inns brought here to work. 'l‘wt
hundred left the Heath“ Virginia
mines. They will be sent back north by
the company. The stampede of mm min-
m he- encouraged the strikers,
Dr. Home for Mr...
Pattanmrma. May lit-«Dr. William
Brooks of Harvard has bracketed by the
representatives of Carroll. Ooitflnbia and
Psannyivanla to act as More» for the tr»
secular intercollegiate boat was: in Jana
u... w........._.m
Km one.
Benoit. Hay lit-15“! 0. Corbett of
Providence was hunched cat by Walter
Johnna of Philadelphia in was me at
tile Crib!) chili.
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antenna-immortals.
Penn, it. 1., "tray lit-—
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“alum-uniting.
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get my figures for work done by my artist, George Washbnrn.
TH E0.
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it not. name a book of ilckebi atnnco
(no, at
FRANCIS & CO.’S
OR
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WI?
More timescdaioflamtitca through
out the country are receiving boon.
Wmmpmaud other vala-
ahle premiums Mainly tree by the
mathematician.
Thomprivilegsiantcudcdtoyeu
new. Tat-advantaged!“ by calling
forahoohoftlcbsts. Put-omit: your
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R M. WRIGHT.
FOR THE LATEST srvn’” ' '
.03;
SPRING FOOTWEAR
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OLSEN.
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rntimmtr '1t4n!l\iil ii -I iv-l‘ MODIIAYK fltfi.
Dun orrlct in Cement: U. 6. Parental tel"
undmm .m .w .. r~ pin . ' m i.» tune limit
{rim 1" III in I‘. .. l;. i. i‘
in mi twirl. ii! in a - . r- r" « (0.. Will drvriw'
lion. \Vc pd»; ii ri‘ H .. m . 1‘ Put. ”to“
.iwgr, (M: iv «in i‘ ‘- l..I. 1.42m- urcd.
II wl ii'r ' .u. I'.-‘. u: 5” with
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will. Ii . ”‘2‘; 9' ,,
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till ESTATE iiiii HOUSE liiill
Ocean iiieamhi Tickets and It'll
a3 ilrai'la. 1.09:: N lated and
lltoch ilold. (lilies 5 ita lreai HR
ml to Post (lilies. death It fit,
Notary Public. Aehuw
lefituiits.
Paperlitigatcticlmluili’titia
And dealer in
litil Paper and Baum.
North Main mm Ho "1 “omit.
Sample Moira of fall inc i
pm. Boards" and tlilt Mo on
ten for in
lsttmatcae
Men. on notice r
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