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Excess of earnings over expenses. s447.36e AZ

Expenses, SO 25-1 90 per cent. of earnings.
The ratio of working expenses being 5al
Der cent. of gross earnings. Compared with
last wear these figures show an increase OF
gross earnings Of S1OS, 036.4, and an in
crease in the net earnings Of SS3,52S.19, be-
Ing all increase of about Is per cent: of gross
earnings, and % per cent. of net earnings
over the previous year.
The aggregate tonnage for the year shows
a net increase of 51.7l7 tons, being ratio
of increase of about 20 per cent.
The report Of passenger traffic eXh!Dlts an
unusual ductuation in different periods OF
the year, resulting in small increase both
in the number of passengers and OF the IN
come derived from that source.
With a material increase Of liabilities, there
also appears a corresponding increase OF ne
cessary property and valuable assets.
summary OF 1t for ready observation would re-
present the entire liabilities on all accounlS-
funded floating, and current-at....s3 .921,o1f
While the credit BALANCES
show in new property Tor
the year. Sooo,ooo
In available money re-
sources held In North
western North Carolina
Railroad and other COM
panleS ...........-.,....... oSo,Azo
In cash balances DUE mate
rial Oh baud, and bank c-
eount''.'''.'''''''.'''''''' zo4,2N 81 1851 ,o64
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The stoppage of our sugar refnerics at the
beginning of the year, whose products in
1872 were SS03,S50, accounts for large part
of the ful ing off in 1873. While there was a
decrease in the products of iron, tobacco,
agricultural implements, and leather goods
of 81 ,622 7134, there was an increase in nearly
all other branches of our manufactures not
withstandng the panic.
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LIVESTOCK SCALES.

- The following is the annual report OF the
livestock scales Office for the year 1878, from
the 1st Of january to the 3lst of December.
The wejghmaster is Dir. Louis Gimmi, who
has made very efficient officer for long
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Net earnings. .............'.' @ooo'ooo o.
The expenses are u per cent. of the earn.
ings, the increased percentage over the pre-
vious year being due to the opening of
new road, on which no business was de.
veloped previous to the completion of the
road. The receipts forthe last three months
were s452, 600, and expenses 1908, show.
ing 62 per cent. for expenses:
Richmond Fredericksburg and PotO-
mac Railroad. /.
For the fiscal year ending October /, 1873,
the receipts of the company have been as
follows oe, Esl s;-tr. 81
From transportation. .......... ....s426179 o.
from rents. ...............-........ l,76S 46
From miscellaneous sources, being ut-
yideud Potomac steamboat stock,
sales of old iron, tEc................. 61,693 W
From other companies. being their
proportion of thr ough-sraia ex--
penScS 4o,4i4 q 2
tt,,2.}$ q s496,744 s6
and the expenses Of transportation have been
$685., 6 0S. 81, which Includes this company's pro-
portion of through expenses and all other ex-
Tenses of operating the road,
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLEC-
TONS.

The following shows the amount of col
Iectious of internal revenue III this (the
third district of Virginia for each month
during The wear ending December 81, 1873:
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D. secretary OF stltnptjesI;; CliaIles Gpnne'
treaaarer. NitfnbersM candidates for tue
ministry aided last ySsr, 120; amount OF
money expendsd, s1se4s.1o.
SyfaaIN1A Bible socHsY - Rev. George W.
woodbridge, y. D. ,president; Dir: y. = =
walker. corresponding secretary hex. n
W. Staples, secretary and general agent L.,.. :
j This Society is Older than the sAnssf, .ssn
Bible Society, having been ergnnizea y. Nv. .ho
wears earlier although asis1s so Vi tue
American Bible society y s.sIsd soss' y;
and conducts its own work 81 3,
ahs last et annual report states that s1145s
ms iI hsen co,Ieeted during the year for the
, ;an nso of ,be Society, and gives the following
o,, NM Of Iabo-- performed by the agents
ouuihuAJ 90 Tho po,r. as'-' &
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Excess over the collections Of 1872,
49S,29G.II7.
The amount of manufactured tobacco
shipped taX-paid was 1921 $50 pounds; of
manufactured tobacco shipped i'll bond,
3,G0G,79S pounds.
The number of domestic cigars on which
tax YVES collected was 3,040,oOO.
The revenue collections in this district
from all sources since May /, 1869, amount
to Sl2,251 ,53I.21.
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GRAIN.

The following were the offerings of grain
81 The Corn and Flour Exchange for the year
ending 31st December, 1872, and the year
E. ding 31st December, 1878:
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" 52.794 G3,92O

Total increase of inspections in 1S72-'73
Over ls71-'72, 1876 hogsheads. Increase
Il: Richmond, 1851 hogsheads in Peters.
burg, 2,59s hogsheads; in Lynchburg,
ISL hcssheads. Decrease in Farnville, 10
lngsheads.
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.35.3NS 3G.l13

The inspections in Richmond the past
year were larger than for any year since the
var.
INSPECTIONS or LEAF IN THE WHOLE STATE.
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TOTAL STOCK on HAND.

rycesS 1st October, 1872, rs compared
,y:.I IL, OctoScr, 1878, 1,915 hogsheads.
EXPORTS OF LEAF TOBACCO.
The following is statement Of the ey-
rorts of leaf tobacco from Richmond for the
-,o-r lnSinn ON hn SQfh Sanfemher 1871
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INSPECTIONS OF LEAF TOBACCO
THE PAST YEAR.

Tire inspections of leaf tobacco in this
SAY he past tobacco year and the two pre-
cctiing Years were as follows:
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The following shows the total amounts re-
ceived by the Government during the past
year from the various classified sources of
ipnonn.
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VALUE OF EXPORTS FOR THE
YEAR.

Excess OF value OF exports Of 1878 over
those Of 1872, 81, 02G. 1892.
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Leaving rs against former balances

about. .'..'''''. -=sz-==
The net income Of the company the pre-
sent year is equal to six per cent Oh
S7,450,000.
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The following exhibit will show that few
communities are so highly favored rs Rich
mond in the number Of its churches and the
general zeal and efficiency of its religious
rfoDle. :3it# g# ~'.s p
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The earnings and expenses Of the com com
pany for the year appear as follows:
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and teachers anu zoo ScuOlaTS-loIai, ooo'
The Young Mems Missionary Society OF
| this church is an earnest and efficient BODY,
| which does general home work and con-
tributes to foreign missions. The ladies of
this church las indeed the whole congrega-
/ tion) have worked nohly towards the com.
pletion of their splendid house of worship,
which will be, when finished, one OF the
finest in the South. 4; !.
PRESBYTERIAN SUsDAy.ScHo0L UNION
President, NJ. NJ Gillian; Secretary, w. D.
\ Donnan. Jr. and five yice-presidents.
The Union meets every second Monday
! NIGHT for PRAYER, conference, and the discus
! sion of topics relating to the interests OF
+ the Sunday SCHOOLS In connection with the
j PRESBYTERIAN churches of our city. 1t Is an
I efficient and useful organization.
+ pprsRyTERIAN CoMa1TTEg OF PUBLICATION.
This committee was located ut Richmond by
! fine General Assembly of the Southern Pres
7 ivterian Church at the first meeting OF That
Assembly early in the war, and did an eX-
Efensiye work In furnishing bibles, tracts,
small volumes, and religious papers to the
i soldiers. The building occupied by the COM
i mittee. with all its stock of books, etc., was
consumed a. the conflagration of Richmond.
4 Immediately thereafter it was reestabliShed,
and has conducted its business ut 101l Main
street ever since the Stearns Block was
!, erected. It has recently purchased the
building on the corner of Main and Tenth
streets, No. 1901, and removes its business to
4 that building to-day. This building, we
are well assured, Is the most admirable In IT.
arrangements Cor publishing houselin the
J whole South. The parts not needed al
present for the business Of the committee
} will be rented. !.
The business capital Of the committee !:
s37 600; the business Of the last year
4 amounted to S59, 40s.5T. The grants Of books
tracts, &C., to the poor and destitute amount
I ed to 81 ,233. There were printed AND pub
lished during the year, $3.50 hount
volumes; S1.7G0 tract volumes and paxa
phle!s; $4,000 envelopes, circulars, AMI
: church blanks; aud 1s5, 900 tracts and leaflets
The Children's Friend, published BY ~
!. committee, has $4,000 subscriheEs, aud tn
i Earnest Worker 3,40O. Rev. 3. T. Baird
ID. D., is the secretary of publication; Charle
: Gennet. treasurer, and J. %. K sleight bus
A ness agent. ,.6.s Isl ,,.ss Il
,iE .ParsByTEBiAafGo xaFrTER OF EnuoA
Office, 1901 Main street. in the Pres6yteria
fubication House. Rev. i. i. balrt, !
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EARNINGS
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ID. :: residence, 41O Grace street. Ihenoei'
ship, $780, net increase during the plst
wear. 90; Sunday. school scholars, 2oo. There
Is. Young Mems Missionary Society con-
uecied with the church for home work.
1. Broad-Strect : Pastor, John G.. CRANBERRY,
d. d.. residence, 51S Ninth street. Mem
bership, 375; increase, 8; Sunday-school
scholars, 220.
+ Clay.Street: Pastor, Benjamin F. Wood
ward; residei :, No. 5G7 Third street. Men,
be ship, 40; additions during the past year,
l24-with net increase Of 105; Sunday
school scholars, $685.. its.
Union Station: Pastor, Henry c. Cheat
ham: residence, No. TWenty-four1h
street. Membership, 394; sunday'sehool
scholars, 296. ~ :, !,
Sidney: Pastor. George C. Vandersliee !;
residence, 800 west Main street. Member
ship, 1875; additions during the past year,
/ 25-net increase, q; Sunday-schooi scno-
Oregon Pastor, John T. Moore. Mem.
bership, 125-incEease, l6; day-sehool
scholars, 125.
Nichols oa-Street, Rockets: Paste, r. II.
Mullen; residence, 3SQ8 Seventh street.
Membership, "a; additions during the pas.
year, 13-net increase p; Sunday sehoo'
/ scholars, 4i5. IL -,
3 German Mission Pastor, Frederick Riekel
residence, ia Fourth street. Membership
81; Sunday school scholars, 6.
Northern Methodist: Rev.. A. Is. hiliel
pastor. Membership, %. Meets every Sun
/ day morning in United States court-room.
MsrHopssr SrssAY.ScsooL socIErY.-
! President, yN afford twelve vice
presidents SecssiEfy, Charles II. Rady
Treasurer, d. j.. .Hartseok. This Is an or
4 ganiaation composed OF delegates from To-
Methodist Sunday schools OF Richmond noaI
i ind meerss in the afternoon Of each IS seeont
! sunday, The object Of the Society ls 70 gel
4 statistical Information from each school con
A nected With The Association, impart inlorlna
/ ton on the different phases OF the sunday i
4 school work, stir up the zeal anu psomo :.
\ the eii clency OF Sunday haol NO Kerr, aat
a adyanca the general Interests OF the cause
4 The Society his i board OF directors, sem
!, nosad iof three from each school, ana - q
i efficient organization, as the lnoatnty report
, 1874-10-14
ATHLETICS, ,



The dnn Club hcl regular monthly meeting Ian
street. The pfaaisrnt, J. J. Gillespie, occupied Tho
cu[r and E. T. aIrtn actc in his capacity I'D sccrc-
larry.
j. T. Wclch, Grcon Smith, r. l.. Judd, and Dr.. r. ..
Williams were elected members of tho Club.
It decided to havo club shoot at Tom Gtagq'at
week from to-lay. Five pair wild birds from plunge
trars, at ia yards rise club rules to goyeru tic
rangeinonts, 1t also resolved to havo sngln bird
shoot In order 10 accommodate all thosn who preferred
singles Ton birR, p1uDgotrsps, II yards rise Il lilo
programme. The entrance fco paced at s., birds
moulded. -Four mouoy- -prizca, for each shoot. 10 TO
divided according 10 lite amount paid in ut tho
grounds, will l,o awarded.
hr. Martin moved thut n committee Of lvc be M
pointed 10 rev1so the constitution, bylaws, nnl rlc5
for shooting, unh report Ut tla arlil meeting to To
held Thu SECOND Tuesny in Jansiaiy next. Tuc mo-
lion carr1e md tho President appointed arsgfs,
Martin, Edwards, Morris, 6sagg, anu areon Smith
tlIo Committee.
Tic kjecrotary moved that George TIiey be appointed
to provide loathcr medal forth 1ncnbcr killing hu
enst number Of BIZ ls at tho Shoots The motion WIS
carried Tho nscda will lu open at all tines aud A1r.
Martin Is confident TINT ho eau hold 1t against Ill
contrs.
a1r. Etagg informed Tho Climb tlct tn wosd l,aya
sweepstakes shooting ut his grounds oil tbs lltA #
November next, Ind every Tuesday tltreatter until
further notice.
The President suggested tho necessity OF concert
Ct actfcn Ecwec tue three shooting cluba Of this city,
with view to obtaining hall FOR Joint Use, hut 10
best to wuit until larger number Of members were
present.
Tho Club then adjourned 10 meet again next Tues-
day evening ut the sa1ne place.
, 1874-10-14

Srecfaf DLspIsch n The Fhita5a Tribune.
New YoRE. Oct. 13.-The whcs. m.rset opened with
rather inquiry for spring. the current low prices
attracting tho uteuton Of shipEers. Winter ia quiet,
but seady. Thu market closes actva and stcad-
icr. Tho demand Is chiefly for export. Winter Ia
quiet and firm, md III FUR lemaul At tho
close noticed Eon,e speculative demand for spring
and good Inquiry for winter. chiefly for expur THO
sales 251 0E0 bu at l03l107 1or ungraued Iowa
nn1 Minnesota, 81 .09 fur No.? Chicago spring,
alIiwaukce, tl.o8 for Northwest so.catlc Slal1 oa
for red Ncsftrn Sla4G31!5 for amber d. $l3C1R1 rs
for white Michigan. Sl.A'&l.2 20 for amber do.
Earey S tastec nud i'll moderate 1,.tlu. Sales Of
sG7eo hu at 39.sGl4o for canuda Meal, and sl.Js
Barley 1na IL sseudy and quiet saIes 900 b,, good
Canada We ct Ut STU, cakl.
Oats are lower. aud closed tame and yery qufet.
vAitc, 6$@0sc Weht=1n mixed, aa@o3Hn; W. t., III
white 10, G3tl @Gjc.
Ryo is i!rn, out quiet Tic supply is light. Sales,
Cusil is lover, tnd closes ta.a. Ehippcra held a
aud the Trade buy cautiously. Sales CO. 0uu bu Wce;
ern mixed ut p6G16r, the latter price cary tn tic pv
90 white. s8ct 4.c3 do yellow nj 9d5'1tso for
WiftyTbo market is easier and moro actifo. salcH
f00 brls il. fl.08E. .
Tue pork n.iket opened rory unsettled, and d.
Glued fcarfuy. salsa Of o50 b1la mess at $2l BUG
delivery uear Of 1850 urls ntss Helier Oetuber VI
s.i.5p, closing us sal.a7N,
Lard u very dun aud heavy. Sales $50 tcs primo
ssea1n Ut l3Ac. Csy s quiet, with buyers at i3ec.
trs reEel vt likc. For future delivery wo heas OF
l2uo .cs sler alx ,nontuB at lie; o e0 seller tlo
For terth-frc!ghta tho market is dull, md ratca
Very little or inquiry. lates bs Liverpool sIuau1esa
teuun III Last pualsusl.
, 1874-10-14

Tic New OvlennB Times pays: "Lot every
Indy leluse to. klss her Lusbaud until ho regis
tors"
The now Koblo College chnpe1. at Oxford,
England, Is to coat 9500,D00, all OF which ox-
I-aHo will bo borao by onu mun-a1r. Gibbs.
An Eugllsh physician, duling lecture to 4
female audience, Oil the uBo OF Rchola0li0 bevar-
ages. Inserted that "Tho babies OF London aro
noysr ,aober from their blrsh until thoy aro
WcaHei."
Tho ssoctoty for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals Beyu tho New York Herald, Inns co1a-
pulled tho ..awcot-eltlor man up l,roatlway to
salo that dog out Of that cer-inillt aud to Aas
habstitutol q "c'llsud pusson,"
-poro Hyacintho seems to aGreo With Mr.
UlAsatli as to tito coming Of great war. III Il
speech hu delivered ut GuuoYa latoly he Hald no
"HaW in tho horizon war raising itB hideouH
hoat!-lntornAslonal var, civil war, religious
Wag."
a ragged and abjeot-1oolng professor Of
lilo Aand-or9An, accompanied by monkey, aftor
Il tllrco dayh' sojourn at 6talnlon, W., went
to tho bank boforo leaving nl,d got large 1lotea
for N60b, 10 Tint 10 could CONCEAL It OH his
person. In reply to tho surprised iuQn.y If
all."
Tho lrish Times' London correspondent
Haya; Tho acGoucloinent at tho Duchess of
Ed!nbur: h expected to tnlo place towards tho
e. Ro ot ootoInr, and 1t III moro immediately in
connection with this important eyent that the
Enpreaa OF 1tuHB,h comes over o.l blx montha@
yiaIt 10 this country. IN her 1mpollA High
, 1874-10-14

7 suuu 1or oHu HI!1o' 1H!s ,u"o1Pootou ulscoVbt1
Icy az oifen TO GinerIF nlgnt.
| HnReftons aetoonve ngenas woro Immediately
aot on hIB tfacA., bY "a-eh!hB the movements
ol rs fe!anSes, ne wsa .n1il!y 4leeororcl Folng
10 inc rcsaoneo o1 onn ~ tnetn 10 tnlladoIphta
na waa artcsse anous 1,a Lne "aio m of last month
d1e .hon maao Rno"n wncsp , no nag oeen hiding
since tnn exposnia, ma g9piossou that tao lu.
sMsaaeo company p a,a .i,n rn H. ns pro!enaea ptook
mns arau' a9GS " ~ ~ aan ooeh atartod
anr ~ ao rltSo ~, 9no ,o nros ha neaalnS
oo * W. 'aso u @ i';I. 1 a1e 10 represent
Nv 5 ,n "iu Ioni,,n cn, ueo H.. Gntn'moa rn,
,stI. n,i, su t.n ,.oa at,5 tag t,
''na "t m1 " III ano c"a 'oo c'o'As
pA1Ii i,os oiso io s,"tc ti,at .ho nroa,ort ,na n,
f,v co"ntyo,,t ~ a,d ,yoro oc,onnicoa T., y,
ty tr";,nn',n @ ,iot tho s,on who hnd .i,ma' H.
o,asinT mil lin forni,,n Was nnrtv whom, In
, 1874-10-14
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Last evening .nan namel MI. Mahoaoy and
B!a6e-aslvcr, Eug2ne Drcnncr, bud quarrel ut lhc
corner Of Randolph Gnd State a.1eets, aud tn thc
eoutao Of 4 tho former drew revolver anl Arcl d
alot without effect. Officer Pennell arrested the
SHORTER md 1oe icd him IN tho Armory. Tho prisoner
larty.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Father Hntee-Tha Hon. .tunes r, JOY, Detroit
Fescy Greg, London STANDARD Aturt ureg, boiling
ton cheHhirc. Enganss II. Il Muir, Superintendent
Great Wcatern Railway Of oa,ada; COL Snow, General
pasEengcr Agent Great Western Railwuy: Mrs. Ja,ncs
Z: i@cGsF row ofIclnB Wilson Page. san Feuncisco;
otarlcs ralns Cleveland ". IL, oanora. C.ucinnaiI.
coeia2ton Hili,'ga. Ncw Ynrk james g, Tlsnlc.s 3.
ttlwnnkeb Charles J.. Goslt L. FGrt Wavno: Tun1nro
jIrret, lelfnst. 1rolu,ld; IN. a!cCui}ngh. pits-
BURG cna. J, i. Kingsley. Husson; i, Il, Myera.
Nc,trai !hastnGar Agent Pennsylvania Gcutral Xiii
road; v. Il. Mexican, President VanIp}la Rpt]ro,I
s1-Hoy: pen!!acn Gen. Goorgo D. Wright, CoL
J.. II. Buford, Iiark Ia!an|, Huer,lu,. Iiamas.
@,Calt,, II. Kirk, i. s, H.: tic
10y: y. csIstus, FruItlort; II. Kasson, St.
Louis l1clen A.. 0oodsrced, IL, b.. Wor-
dsbser, alsss; John H. Craig, G. NADIA II, II. Craig,
Iusono e n Ke!'t, Q: M. Frazer, buffalo; Join f.
luga' @ Hew tofA john D. Ysylor, London, Oauada !;
Mnlr' Parls, Ky.,, 7ts,uo,i i!oust--D. d.
ADAM, New York; Dr.. g. u. I.ug1u lialG;uoro: Al.
bc4t Hionsr, buffalo; W. q. DuScl;ntI' NOV Iurs.
=. hsiMMfi ]iotff-Ths Hon. Eli 4. Hrnna,s'
kenosha; alla Gen. Juu,. AfcDon4d 1t. Louis Col.
rameuto, Cal. "-@~@3' e@1-
, 1874-10-14

THE Won AKS1M CASE
LONDON, Oct. 13--The Iondun fost Says: "T1ie
Sp:ntsh anatar at Botlin has presented to tue Ger.
man aavurnMeat copy Of spain's note to France"
Tho 1imes tayB: avon Arnm's Bon has written o
letter denying that his father ha any hand in tho pub
leatou Of lie rranol.tAno pamphlet entitled Rev.
platon from Atoye. III which tho Foreign oRco fear
ed would be published the miselnr do .un,ents."
KuLLslAN, THE wouLp-pE ASSASSIN.
BERLIN, OF. 1J.-Tho trial IF Kl.null, for the Mt
tclnte. assassination VI P1utc Bismarck, set down
fur the 15il inst.
BanL1s, OIL. l3.-Tho appeal Of The public prosec.,.
1ors aglust tha roe4sc Of tho Bishop Ut TruTes lan
beeu tjeetsN.
THE touLEHv1o QUESTION.
Tie Leudon ltHca cf Oct. Ias the following tcle-
gram:
Bln11x, Sep. an.-Tlc Norih German Ga.ete, die.
cusaug of tho revival Of tho Eo.callel North
HehrswE Question, 1atay bet at1u:t, 1t saya, Ly
English au DIliisa Journals, alirms th1t the entiro
discussion IL based upon tic expulsion Of four trouble
Eon.o persons for 6chloswig. Tho measure waa
neither general, theoretical nor political, but was
intrrta. OF the security ot tho country Tho Gcrr,un
populuti0n quito agreed with tho neaare, wcl lons
not nilect tho Danisl-spoaking nhsltants. 4cro
IL no trace Of alleged excitement Therefore, Rtl 10
1lcal conclusions attributed to simple o11ca regtla-
4ou reDoiye themselves Into nothing.
THE DErozED K1E1 OF HANOVER.
PARIS. Sept. 10 "a Berlin paper ktes ;hnt tho OK
lJ Ut Hanover has bcon clucayor1ug, Ei,re tbs visit
Of tho German Emperor to Fitnna 10 obufn Tho
Tho Austrian Court has favored tis a1.tmE prusala,
however, would mike his rcnuneiation Ut all s:ieneA
If tho restoration 10 his throne condition Ut such
, 1874-10-14

BASE DALI,
sJfrfa} Hfttateh to The chltn IN Tffhuns.
f$TfCa ttu

BASE DALI.
Sasrfa1 H.pateh to lhs ch!tn ~ Tf9huns.
AriILET1cs W. ArLASrrpx,
PHILADELPHIA, H., Oct. 13.--Thc fame between
tho At'fu'so and Atlantic clnhs today, no.withsa1l-
ing tho exciting nature Of n contest Of Yesterday.
arow to Tho ground At Twrnty-hf and Je1rcrscn
strcns only about hundred baBo bal enthusiastic.
who evercd anil sllook for m hour and nifty minutes
until tho game closed in favor Of tho AthtctIes by
fcore Of si1 to four. Tho Atlunc secured Two runs III
tho first innings but afterwards tsrow h'onla in every
inning, excoEs tf,c eighth mud ninth, wLon, by will
pitching Of McDrle, which 2l.Goary failed to stop,
nm was gained In rach nnisg. Tho Athletics wcso
bIankoa III tue first five innings, when by Wild throw
g Ct tall hnntlH nround,p oil tho Atlantic Bidr rnr-
icnlEriy by Ferguson to Delman at hrat,--wl,u did
not ta! to sculd lilo inter for what Ills crror
Itho 1'roekynites becAno do,orzc1. and the ALL
csica Rocnred four runs, to which they ndtca Two
in he next innlng which closed the books for thcn.
Th1 battng wan yory good, nnl tho folding o1cel-
1cut Oh both taee. With tho exceptions Of Tho errors
aboye nolcd TLo Athletic field vas charged hy aent-
Ing Datfsn 10 conrc, Gcaney to first, aud Anaoa to
short a.or, which waa an lmlroyenent over tho
wcrs equal to to 5eqsscn's of their rosi!i9ns Tho
could nut 10 improved upnn, The following Ia
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noos' cutie will bo m omIiionk midwifery prao.
tittonor Of considerable oSporeuco Ia 1T. To.
torsburg."
Tho denth Of DR.. Ansto. tho I4onlon ptly.
Into tho nRtllro mud callsGH Ut ilenta1R!I. was
amid 10 lIavo boon caused by exposure to bewor
gas, whom examining tllo doiaets OF soworaEo
nt = school In Nandsworsl,. Two prominent
was primarily caused hv u ncedlo pslnoturo re-
coivcl while ho wna making post norton OK
animation. but That Tin GxpoBlre to HoYcr gas
was prclispoasng cat1ao.
-Tho obligatory ugo Of tho German 1nng,,ago
in the elementary schools ttl Aisacu mud I.or-
ralno has now boon partially extended to privato
aohooIH fur girls. Scholars under II aro to uho
German exclusively, In ntudying roligiol, Ills
tory. and geography, while. in ti'srirts with n
rrench:s'eak,nR ,Iae population, German H. to he
nine hours for thohe under II, aud o!aycn houls
for Older girls.
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THE TQPACCO. f.R1p

Special nisna'ct IL tn CAi,acO Ttibup.
l'ou!aEl1LE, Ay.r Oct l3--Au Thu aslylces received
Iron! ths totaeeo ,rgo. reseltug Es fur goutI4 NJ
Monday nlghtu, causing EcrinuH tiantsu to thjs year
irnglncnt II crop. Tao etIeet on t,s 1nBraut hna
ruling aa week Of slu to SIS FER Acsshead o.. goo
tobacro. The mos: Favorable estisnatcs place tic
ay0raGo planted In Kentucky ut onc-four,n f nm nv
erayc, and tho ycll Ut ono rixth ol IN ny.sa, Ii Ia
now aseertaInol that onc.haH VI tho crop III been
cut Hreen or killed by frQnt.