A Weak R. R. President

The 'M. C. It. E. is looklng after uiotiher terminal in Chicago, very "wteely being diseatisfied -with the infcricate omd unhandy subwjpy concern called a passenger depot, erected by the IUinols Central R. ïl. in 1S93 alfc 12fch etreèt. The M. C. once owned tihe splendid lake front iïO'W owned by the 111. Central, but a lang time ago it to tlie latter ñor a song, or sia, only reservingi for iteelf a perpetual riglit oí Svay. A man named Brooks, tlien president of the M. C. R'y, 'didi the deed, which was a weak aind silly 'transaction lf one was ever made, and lie ought to have 'been senA to an insane asylum, and the bargain been declared ofi on account of the incompetency of the man who made it.