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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

VIM. HEINEKAMP'S frst-cl"ss BALT!-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
cd for five years. Sold at factory prices on nc
commoda,ing terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers
l will nlgo furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have
preference, al factory prices. hope therroy
TO leave no cause for those who have st near
the interest OF A!o3andria to buy away from
home. ,,...
1 have also PIANOS from hrst-cl"ss makers
that have been out on rent, Tor sale ut very re-
duced prices Every instrument WARRANTED
Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, flutlnss hGfor-
deo $, Concerlin.s, Violincellos,. Hanlos' Vio-
lin Bows. Bridges. Pins, Kosin, Mouth Organs
&C., sc. ,cO,>.
nss- Bost quality Violin anI Guitar Str'nTS'
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Muse, IN
struction Books and Music raper Orders s, nn '"F
Ny facilities for repairs Of Pianos, orSsns'
ccordeons, Violins &c, SC, ere much ch-
larged, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Planes, Organs, SC, tor Rent, hls9, !I,,, iuHco Luz
and hacked. ian lOJ V. ocNNt.N. ocN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

HIRAM A. WOOD. JAS. B. PRICE.
WOOD & PRICE,
MACHINISTS,
Having rented the shop formerly occupied by
w. s. Moore, are prepared to do all work in
their line with neatness and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES built to order, and ro-
pair work of all kinds promptly attended to.
We respectfully solicit 8 share Of the public
patronage. WOOD & PRICE,
Corner of Royal and Wilkes sts,
sep 6-tf Alexandria, Va.
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PROFESSIONAL.

A G. Ia B Err,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
For Alexandria county, Virginia.
Office with Brawnor s. Co., 10 North Fairfax
street, between King street snd tho
Mansion House, Alex
andria, Virginia
Surveying, Civil Engineering, Draughtlng,
SC, executed with accuracy and dispatch.
nov 2-tf
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
Ill loaf buried with the household head, md
families that might havc boon comfortably
provided for, lett destitute by the want OF
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
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MACHINHSTS.

VIZ S. MOORE,
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH,
At No. G5 Union stroot
Alexandria, Va.
Whare he is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, sc.
Repairing done with dispatch, and at prices
that were charged previous to the war. q 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

0lAS AND STEAM FITTING
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand large and co'npIo'e
assortment of
CHANDEL1ERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS:
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DkhF
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pORCELAINS, PIOTOGRAPH, MICA MA
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLobESi :
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES
and . fever everythins in the Steam Flying Linz.
Public Buildings and Dwellings turnIsheG
and ft:ed up with Gas in the mos. snhs'"Hi'a'
Steam Work for Factorio>, Mills, xe., prompt
~ and faithfully executed all NJ prices whi:h
will give satisfaction. my o-tl
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

H. H. COOK WIZ. r. CREIGHTON.
TOOK s. CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Doalors in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Varnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. 107 King street.
Prompt attention given TO orders and in
nuiries from the country mar 0-te
SAMUEL H. JANNEY. MAHLoF II. JAHHEH
TANNEY & CO.,
rl DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS q FUII1.
No. 145, King street.
rs Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to. sep Ea-tf
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DRY GOODS.

HENTLEMEE' DEPARTMEN T
"A T.
WITMER & SLAYMAKERS.
We havo now open ono Of the best assorted
cIonlys nF
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vF YOU WANT A GOOD, CHEAP AM
u C00KING STOVE Oh RANGE,
GO TO CLARkSON'S,

TT YOU WANT a 1oOo' Oi1 LA
L ~ 9G6aRiNG naRING STOVE OF RANGE.
co TO GLARksO,Ns' GFio,
IIa is also tho wholesale and retail aSeht ~
PAELOR and DINING ROOM HEATEKS,
tho hest Stove ever brought before tho ruol'
It will heat at least 50 per cent more ana con.
sumo less fuel than any other stove IhAI na1
avpr been introd uced in this market DC would
call the attention Of housekeepers ard Dulldcis
to these beautiful and durable Heaters, Il: II
will give him pleasure TO explain the great I'M
movements and advantages they have over all
others, and also take your orders for ono or
more of them. Call and see them. 43n1 COOKING
The celebrated IRONSlDES CO"hlN"
STOVE for sale 01Sluiivecj{E 8. q. cj{EARKsoS's, &
13 s. Royal street:
p S-i general assortment OF LIN ~ " I AHI
and HOUSEkEEPERS'A AkIICbEo on ha.u NO.
49, nd country on best terms. all Work war
ca9ytodl c.y "ilN [mh 26-3m] e. d y.
IINGER,S FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
HTho ssme qualities which render this ma-
ohioa oo od mirable and efficient for use IN the
family. Also commend it as lndispensaolo ioE
every grade of light manufactures, ana !: IS III.
! ,Hnrld its sales in ore yeaT exceeding those OF
tbn Wczd, Howe, Florence and several other
machines combined, and an excess OF eleven
thousand over the Grover u Baker.
The reference. OF numerous parties VINO, have
nurcha:e cd the Singer Machines can bo obtain
cd. Machines sold on liberal terms, and SAILS
faction guaranteed in every case.
C. c. BERRY, Agent,
II King street, ilexandrla, = vs.:
Two Howe Machines, now and IN pef!!ec' ~ -
! der, for sale cheap. -
WHITE and BROWN suGAKTb, AK bv s'' N'''
rS u:' ., j. CLINTON MI LbllNc.
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BECKER'S
&S NEW PIANO s. MUSIC STORE,
4T l49 King street,
r. Near St. Asaph street, Alexandria, Virginia.
AGENT FOR
VIM, kNABE s. cos. GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS.
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&ss~ Transient advertisements inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion Of
one square, of eight lines or less, and twenty.
Eve cents for each subsequent insertion.
Marriage and Death Notices co.. Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
g@ Special N Notlccs or City Items 15c. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
inc for each subsequent insertion
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TO A RR1 E.
offer for sale the cargo of tho British Bark
Canada, to arrive from Liverpool.
800 sacks Worthington's Fine. =,
$50 sacks Evans. r
200 sacks Jeff,oy s. Darcey's. 70
1000 sacks Ground Alum, filled 10 to tie ton.
ALSO,
6GOO bushels Ground Alum Salt. in bulk.
B. II. LAMBfHT,
fab 16-tf No. IS Union wharf.
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Married Persons, or Young Aen comtempls
ting marriage, being awaro Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Doformities, speedily
curoG.
He who places himself under tho caro- or DR.
j. may reigiously conlde il Lis honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his sklH
as q physician
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VlR;il MA \ 4 n i . ~ n
ruHLIsnED DAILY By
I'D Afs y - d w ID f N.
Drr;GE-Gt tIETrH BUILDING, 70 PRINCE ST.
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE K K,
(EOr the COuntry,)

s:i'- / published regularly on PU ESDAfS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at St per
snnual--payable in advance.
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. EW KID CLIO YES.

WTORSTED GOODS.
w Just opened full assortment Of BOYS
sUARFS and COMFORTS, Ladies' Breakfast
Shswls, Children's Hoods, Caps, and Head
Dresses, with a great variety Of Stockings,
Gloves, Yarns, Ladies' Woolen Vests, &C.
Call and SEQ them at
doc 12 ROBT. L. WOODS.
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Sspecislly, who hsve becomo tho victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
hsbt which annually sweeps to An ultimeiy
grave thousands Of Young. Men of the mos:
excellont talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entrsnced listening Sena::
tors with the thurders of eloquence, or walked
to estscy the living Tyre, may cail with full
confidence.
, 1870-12-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

NoSpAr, Dec. III
Tie banks were closed to-day. and there waa !,
no session of the Board Of Trade. but a large
msio.Ity Of shops and sto1es we're o1en ns
usunl+ -..-. ....
Tho Chicago L Northwestern Eailrnad COM
psny are likely toon to have two Independent
routes 10 St. Pan! instead OF being dependent
on tue Milwaukee & St. Paul Company .. at
Basnboo, L.Cro.se, Winona. aud thence west
OF the MissIsrippi River to Hastings.
thence to st. Paul. The rosd from Madison
The link between La Crpsae and winona ID
also rov relr1y completed, and forty miles o.
| the road between Winout and st. Paul are
completed. The second route b ria the West
has pasaed into the control OF the Northwest
ern Company This road rims through tho
middle Of the western half Of Wisconx,n from.
Hudson to Tonah. OF this road Tho TT. Psul
les1lR business men at the aetFovohsao Hotel:
ood sxa
Y med,.te semplsuon g. The Mssf ,sss mss'1na III
s;,a.a RI %,s; a ~. '1ss nss'ss; e.;
pntcs =. 80 Sea tsst lie s.
T. T4y }t,t e Hals ~ 'aa Is
th&1 I feasible lie may be foend noe more tua1
- H1dson One Of / little over nineteen m'les.
Win easy gades, has already been kurveyed- Il
| has already heen kl4ted that Al agreement has
! ht+n sntefe+1 into hx - en- the Vest Wisconsin
snd chicago h Northwestern. Heereny tae !lns
| M eets1ss to ccpnect 1aeae Eoads between Mas1-
| 3sou n d rlsrah u 70 be comp!e.ed Huultaneocs-
u 4itn 1ire completion Of NJ Rad % s. = Pm
and uhes ebv the cars o! nGSn soaaa a11 70 oa.t ~
mi, viii brinE s.. Panl within 80 miles Of Cnt-
| csgc.bv one Of the best-1alt TltWa1s1 IN tne coao
| nv Il q couddent1V believed Ao1 Promised thh
ne time pttwctn Chicago ard St Paul VII be &c
cucs d On mis- runte 70 twelve enC1s-"
We have mentioned theee roads sesefa
t,mes he fore, but DO 20 again because puoli
attention has been lately drawn to 1he North
wertc.n By thu pending contest Of the Clique
;or Tie eop,1p. of the stock, lnEegatd to IN
{ financial management Of me oompangy yMos 5,oe
! Nr. Tracy bec1me It's Pre.xent. the follow
. ,nr comparative and official s1atemert Of i
eafniocs anl expenses daring ths htnt 81
, mepthe Of his Administration presents sat1s
, 1870-12-27
One OF 11r. Cnllylss& Anteccdcut>
Called atp for Ikovt>aon-CnrlyleN W.
e. Eternal Ectitlc%.es

To the El!sor u Ne London Hnt&:
Slns Mr. Carl, le has Obliged U. il y3us,
columns Of this day + date ty giving rs Car
lsllau di.quisitiou about France aud lor re-
lattons. past and present, with Germany.
In 1862, also, wacu the esoAs civil var WAS
rsEirs in America, he enlightened tho Eas-
lieh pnllic With his siew Of the contest in =
very GRO and elegant form, and French
man might be glad to be mxde acqusiutod
nath this sample Of Car,stiau jnss,ce snd
Political psssricuitJ as applied to America
Naexhiess Ha9a.ink, Ausutl, 1883, p 5o1.
+'IuE ANERl,'AS HAD IN SrTsnEIL.
+" ftfus Is atrteanoi n Nwrel
Hpeter. of the North. to Faul. OF the outh.
TAM, you unxccountahle seonnlrel, Tn d you
hire your servants for iife, not By III 9 month
or year. as I DO. You arc going stfa isat to
"P.ul. Good words, Peter, The risk is
ms own; am willing to take the ri.k. Hire
your servants by the month orday. and set
straight to Heaven; leAve NE 70 my o*n
/ method.
! "rcter. Nc. went. II. beat your hraias
ont siset! (an1 is tr.iuS dreadfnlly ever since
but can rel manage it}. T.C."
; The Eternal Se1ities~ : and Ns. Carlyle
we're not apparently Of tho same mind s7ts
respect to that American var. and II ID JUS
, barely possible thsy may not be Of the sauas
! uird rov. MoDEs1rs-
/ November is,
, 1870-12-27

AccoEut. % come interesting ACCOUNTS IN
Bortou tonan.erciat Eut'etin. there arc cuEisus
Fln aacs Of Trade Ut tthe Hail." 1le1e la
suggeotive itenI:
Pewter IL tbs s.le Ily silver-wArc OF tho dry.
The vss. collections Of dsfnnct wlter-; ;arcsere.
broken Casters, tea rcTrices, aud oucc elegant
" dteignta tatfe orbamente, aIe an index
that baEc limitations have vsry Eouetal coItu-
tive topics for thought. Amidst these rei:4
ef h"nbug AID ehaber Bea:itity. collected
ytnr hy Scar III to1 and toms, origin llly cost-
!, g tlolials. ard ty . fow yea1s or even MONTH
service ttcoM'nS rubbish, is tho ev;deEc,
tLas there's very large aud profitable clsss
etock; -ten5irg moaoy lavistl7 on gew-gaws, 4,
AID l,virg amidst polished pewter, With ora.H
enough IN c1mtnon stosk to palm OF their
rcspltnd+nt Furnishings IS silver and gold.
0ue of the Do-tol dea1crs h1ndla+ three tons
uontl Of just .hia class Of stock most Of
it ia in ate or recent moulds and des'gns, evs-
censly Fr1chat cd within 4 scar, and he har,..-
ticasly adds, .'*sta1t wedding in any neigh
lorLooc. aud teiara the hcneyE1oon Is ended,
ten cha: cc- 10 0ae hut tt1at dfty pounds Gf
rcv'r,, iu highly elaborated and rackla+siv
partie1
And here il aEo.,cr;
Izeta!s in New England. and they are Ia this
city: shey haEo1s tEc:l year h.tIn over
sl,cNe00 wsr:h OF stick; they do n,t trailc
in ,rou. ouly AZ it Is found mixed in With their
metals. ~hich they aell without ai.s effort to
euL1L &C l.- value. dice. to the Did irpn GsaI-
ets. The bulk ot tts h:o-k comea fro1l Nav
Ep5!aId, excepting Southwestern Canpecti.at,
! and from Canada; I'LL this stock ftcGi the
latter place j. marketed in boston, FAIR luar-
tstiee come from tho parbadoes, ~, 900 ~ortll
hAru4S ueen lAnItd hero from, tilanc islAnf.s
within tie past two months. South America
ard South Africa feud large inSnicc. to ;be
I&or'on market, and all Of Cur Yau.ec coast
ing vessel. rtck up good round lots at small
eostr, aud brig them home. ruapiug nea.
profit to Cabt4iu or owners.
Asain: the shafts of steamLoats. nu wbje.t
The iadd1e-wheels revoIyed. Au1 frequently
twenty eight tons in weight. are made u.u-
ally Of Ecrap-trnn. Iy laying the baked
batehta together, Aamn,erng them out round,
and Continuing 10 lay Oh b1klnGs or ecs4ps, III
hapmerins tLem into this masa and pha %,
huc arlviL ou, the length. tta desired size IL
evefs re.peet IL secured Moat Of oar shovel-.
pa.le, and tacks are ALAG made Of sc.ap iron.
The ANIMAL importstions of scrap iron are
ii ont 145, ,0fG tuns, valued at tribe over
s3.1fo, 600; o1ly bar iron and railroad rails
e1tetd thtse figures ~ metal imports. The
bulk OF The stock. boiL foreign Ard domestic,
gcet to Pittsburgh, while tho Sex Engtaatl
HauulactNrsEt cansume lhrea-fourth. Vi ,ta
ansunt ~otked nr outside Ct tue lr.n CITY,
1Ge ro.,ine of tcTar irOn II sl,cr 81 .rA4.,.
e. all the largest matufac.nrr.a have III az
peEe5ccl aud thcrousL nanipul4:or Of tl,-1r
old iton heaps.
, 1870-12-27

ing to The smpesiai es.ablishuent : uasuocce-..
~, !: nHse compromise R1d uya1tuIu every
i fh;fG. I1e Em2 2tro=, takt-g With him shs
,enSi q II array, LET: behind h:ma wife a7h
etEd No srned fo;ce, no military chief,
iIRsf! aud brave; an l.:msnse capital alwsys
In sgi'atier. saturated WITH republican ,dsss.
etrrcA:ed by sccit lsu,. 4 uteT to kayao hun-
dFed journlls, ana With tie rl.hs to hold meat
srgs; 1t the least reverse disorder ard su-
ranlt re1e to be expected, perhaps revo,nti1p.
in OF position to dsnzstic interests, ana It is
rot just to say that the Empa1or detra1 i: or
iEpottt. II on the =.
br-isot. Ii. Lot tbs Vie Pre~id4ut ol IL.
Natioraf Defence always praise mini-teE'1'
responsibility Is salutary an eai@arious IN.
e;isusien7 Wing nos, uufai:hful to his own
rIir ciplet. does be inpuse to tbs Emperor
alcne, SID not T. his Mn,=ters. ali the fauli.
sna failures The .sztL /. that
THE coCSTEY celEp FOR wAH.
and the Emperor did not ress7t the general
Enthusiasm.
Il cosclusion. let Us remark with what
Gaze Napoleon H., whenever he spokc 7"
line Of conduct WAS t1ncel on. BIZ
naalonA sentiment. In his ptoc'anation
te says: - Frrachmen. thsra arc salenn
sicnsuts u tho lives OF people, xic. uatioaal
Ioter vlt!entig excited ,mro.es i.ss!f liz" I
fe:istiess fcfce and sAkes into it's ovu h1n5.
TIE En'daree Of the country. destiny. ocs
:. 'hese decssve hours i,se just strr.ck for
Fracee- Our rer,oos.tanees have goas forth
against tse new demands OF Prussia 81"
Las tlu1td ;i,c1: and folio 3ed dislain nj
csurtee Our country feels = profound ira
tsf'nt. and cry Of war reeon1ds throuS hout
al France. Nothing IL left but to trust ocr
destisy 10 the lot OF At1ns.
" the I'D ot July 10 replied /, tbs Ca-,s D
f,fS'slat's. on ,heir takinS leave At tue T'ti!-
*Hts: - We hsct do:a MI that depended ON
na TO areid var. ana I,caa -: tbs: the VII ,l.
ratien. ei.l At Irresistible rush, las ,li.sa:el
snt resolutions" Tllu-, theu, accepting she
1tsnonsiLili'x. The EmpetoE tefure and ii a.e
Liz defeat hns sought 10 make ii clear Tia: Es
hsd net laurched the county into pcri,-us
enterprise for uleau motives or dynas:i. IT.. Ct
eft. but wsa actively encouraged, II not c>.al-
7 IeDed. by the manifestations Of public feet
irE.
Tic rcader who has followed this reei:a{ ct
the principal events Ut Napoleon HIS re,s.,
will hayo been convinced that the II, IN who
II now captive at Wilhala1shota cu1olov |
eighteen years Of undisputed power TO make
Trance the most dourishirg country Of Eu-
rope. to assuagc international. en:ni,iss, AMI!
TO protect the Independence OF ios-
eign people. When his personal
all that be naeditascd for the general sood, hs
dieseized himself voluuts.i.y OF .uthority, Ie
called the representatives OF the nation to
tska part in the direction OF af1aira, and es.
tablithcd III France 4 System of tue widest
nId mest complete I5slty. Aad now, becsus {
fortune has abandoned him, III the taai, notl:-
NE hut tTrant who has hid Of lila oFu Mo.
ton plunged his country into the horrors Of .
merci1eea war?
We have given the fsets. Let poatenty do,
, 1870-12-27
How The War Affects BreaKGa>t
TAblcAs

Dritieh breakfast tables. says the Pan Mall
CARTE, arc threatened d with serious disaster.
The Tours government ha- prohibited tho
expectation from France Of sslt. eggs and
batter England can spare the salt, . ut uct
the eeGe ard butter. While her Agricultural
population is stagnant OK PROBABLY dinalnish-
lnf, the manufacturing and commercial di.-
tricts are largely increasing in numbers. Il il
Is ce1tain ~ anything Of the kiud can te.
that year ty yea1 It will hAye to rely more Aad
more UPON foreign producers to supplement
insufficient homegrown stores. Last yeas.
England imported very nearly .0N.ooo
worth OF outt.r,. shout one-tliEd OF which
and much OF It Of the hest luh ty-cAme from
France, Eggs. which for four or i've yeaes
rast have been received 1t the rate Of mill
leu day and sometetrg ovrr. arc alno.t ex-
clusiyely imported from the same country.
Could the embargo OF the French Govern
! ment be ttrict1y enforced, the stint may be
eslirnatel from the folovicg dsutee: Qusnii-
F! ties Of butter 4ud eegs imported into the
| United Kingdom from Fracce during the fyt
| year, ended With 1863, Dut,e1-ls55. SO. 59,'
fhs; 1855, H,0sl 900 ih.; 1863. q. .63a 000 ths
! Number Of eeEs-1665, SSs5o9, COO: 1866
403. .pse, 100; 1867, $50 4s0. 600: 1858, 3i5,7
600: 1869, Ss5t 500 900. Eggs aro reckoned b.
tho importers according to tha "greAt hun
dred.~ j. E., By tho 120; Aud tue price Q
French cgge 1t this rate In 1860 WAS 6s Qss1e
There zre Iresdy indscasiooa OF weakucss u
the foreign bnt:cr smcor.r, for, during. th
ten months ended with October l.et. EnslAu
! petrol Of 1861 Lut there js nothing 1t preseI
= to chow thAt this 10 due TO the French trad
Thcre vas, hovasef. d,1ing tho sAmo mont
no failure Of egxs disuoterahle: thcy eqnail:
4 The importation OF 1853, and exceeded that
/ l869-the tan rnoo';hs -oonaidsrAbly.
, 1870-12-27

To,tl ret earnnst. as ct Sovrusesse.
n, ] dnei 5 per rent G'acas. rs.ssI. o.
sup rs December I. lS17-.e..........-. s.sn,"t7
Ile to;esoirs st=;ec1-nts -ao, tia: Lao
Rroes earrings nave decleped e45'.@n. but
also that there has been REDUCTION Ut sevsn-
teen per cent in its operating expenses, n.A-
10: the g-o:. expenses :or the li.t -:1 lcn:as
Sa:1ro6 le,s iLaa sr- the couasn,s ..:as
Frricl uf lsst year. The increase Of r~: e..t:
inea is therefore $3.50, 9il over the cosres sr'n,l
rtt earnings for :ta 81! months s:.sis,'i-
anu alter tie p.J saCn: 'ff i've pr Cent ...,-
apIu.l diy:tlsnl-da2 Dec. SO. 1s.0-
cut Of this it leave. = sutplut
Of II .22O5, OF On December J.. 70 bs s?phsA
toward future diSidst1e and interest on tl.e
funded debt The total amount Of liabilities
ct the compsnx for interest III tho fnnlc
debt. rent OF leased roads. and also n 10 p'r
cant ca.ll dividend on both COMMON and pre-
fe1ed etock. MAS E;'.1:5.a2s to7 tho htra!
year enliEG May II, la13- .e!t,b:isies Of ills
company for IKE k.se Items l.5iI5 tue.i-r1!
year sneicg 3lay II, 18Th. VII !x so1aevl.,t
stestsE, but the: above financial stAtemen''+
afford gruu1ea for expecting 1,ore t(faa =
rsoporlion4te iucresso Ut ne: eatutpgt-
IEs New fosk FORD =s3s, in ..;.r.! to s.'..
probable astien {! tk~ l'.nk~ =: TIA. c.ix+
tcss II viii nst ta ueifnr!1- I" ''ic l,4;:,,:,t
o. ne'es tlue ea suce1y M t.'ss:S d: ,@
! heSs two weeks. The l,ark Hank .'.4,r vi.
Upises Iosii'@i tn sl,*~ c-rislsy. ri..!.,,i :.
/ customers papes due ca ,i.s.-i> IN 49, .Is ~
they azc lu fuEe,, il ,t---ns-.t Ok, .,,-r-.,.y.
Some ct the t'asl- r-,'.~-s-' :" .,-,- - =. i,
! notes cn Saturday, ard IL n,t .,.lt nt,..-.t
them PRESENT = Htcon.i tin" On 1iy.. :sy, Aua
Ilotsst j; hot paid Alrl r.r.::, s.,i., u.
Tne=1sy.
=! ~ cir:ul=r l.iI .,sfn.e C'r-7.' t',;.,.?. .,c
follnwr s'A!cr+aE at tn. r = ':it ~ .-,:7
ten ca:ges CT salt to iavoire ru,1. II, l,> ,,s,
i txlEE II etatseLcI: