...manufacturer gayly remarked to confidential friends, " If this printing-press don't break down, I'll be if I don't give the old hog all he wants of Erie." The printing-press was strong, and he succeeded. It is a wonder that even Vanderbilt, rich as he was, was...

...stock. He then went to a bank aud said : "If you don't lend the Commodore half a million on Erie at 60, he will put Central down to 50 to-morrow, and break...work well until the Commodore was nearly " burst," aud had it not been for his indomitable courage and the hold he had acquired on the courts, he would...

...from the inexhaustible fountain of overissue was supplied to him without stint, and his attempts to i' corner " the clique were absolutely futile. While...don't break down, I'll be dd if I don't give the old Log all he wants of Erie." The printing press did not break down, but did its work well until the Commodore...

...Said Jim Fisk, who reveled in the publicity, "If this printing press don't break down, I'll be damned if I don't give the old hog all he wants of Erie!" In a rage Vanderbilt went back to Judge Barnard and obtained a warrant for the arrest of Drew, Gould,...

...with the issue of new blocs. "If this printing press don't break down," Fisk declared, "I'll be damned if I don't give the old hog all he wants of Erie." The climax came when Vanderbilt got a judge to enjoin any further issues and sent the police to enforce...