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Show 1 illortl Itrlnrnrs Xtw ""oRK', Nov. 2) Henry VillarJ arrived t Hobo'teii this motiuug on the steamer J&crfrom Bremen. Ho seemed to be In ex-cel'eut ex-cel'eut humor. There were assembled assem-bled on the pier to greet him a couple of dozen of friends, most of them prcminent Wall btrcctintn Among them were several North Auitamn directors. AH said they hid co fiar, but that he would right ma'ters iu ft short time. Villard was questioned about the prusrcU of the Northern Pacific ani North American. "I don't know," he said, "I've had in excellent ex-cellent tlnie in Europe, and enjoyed mvself iumieiiel,) and I had a tine vuyage. That's all I have to say nt prvseut." NothingHlmtevercouId t.e elicited from illard regarding the financial enta.iglemeuts iu which ids rail ma I and other enterprises enter-prises arc involved. |
