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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-01

| 70 three and one third cents per mile for
421 miIes). and ~ certain points where, on
account Of the character Of the population,
The reduction was deemed likely 10 have the
best effect. special limited tickets were put
on sale 90 little over three cents per mile.
This working well, the area on which these
tickets were sold was extended from time
10 time until November, 1879, when, be-
coming satisfied Of the benefit sccrulng
from the experiment, q rate for limited
tickets Of three aud one eighth cents per
mile was extended over the whole line Of
road. The result has been that from the
10th OF November. 1670--wben this rate
went into general effect until the both OF
September, 1880, the increase Of local pas.
senger revenue was about 30 per cent. over
The revenue for the same period OF the pre-
ceding fiscal yesr.
THE FREIGHT BUSINESS
has increased BIZ the sum Of S549.04 90.
There has been steady and healthy ~.
crease In the handling Of all varieties OF
freight, and the prospects are most favora-
BILE for proportionnle advance In our
freigbting business OF the current year.
The local interests on The line of the road
are steadily improving, and our connec-
tons at various points being largely ex-
tended so as to Justify us in locking for
ward to larger increase OF business In the
next season than we have ever before had.
The TONNAGE
Of The road amounted to 941 .224 tons. being
an increase over previous year OF 254,597
tons; OF which we hauled eastwardly &C.,
1919 tons, and westwardly 32S,095 tons. The
average haul was 745 miles, being an in
crease OF one mile over the previous year.
The total increase OF revenue tonnage was
81 per cent. The percentage OF increase OF
west.bound revenue tonnage a. against las,
years operations was 81 per cent. The per-
centage Of Increase on east-bOund tonnage
was 80 per cent. thus more Eearly equal
izing the proportions Of east and west
bound business. In addition to the reye.
nue. tonnage, we handled 142, tons OF
company's freight, including fuel, rails,
lumber. &c. The total cost OF hauling a
ton OF freight one mile was 64S-1000 Of
cent. describing from this computation
the cost of hauling cOmpaDy's freight, and
the cost OF handling, a ton OF revenue
freight per mile was 100000 Of cent
REPORT OF FREIGHT SHIPPED FROM cHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY C0MPASY'S
wHARvEs FOR THE YEAR ENDING 3lsT DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1880.
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Tobacco Statistics.
INSPECTIONS


from October, 1879, to October, 1880: &c.,
All hogsheadS. SOP tierces and from De-
tobcr |. 1880, to December /. 1880. S3s
hogSheads, 354 terCe'. Total, 1926 hogs.
heads aud 6,266 tlerces.
Loose tobacco, from October |, 1879, to
October |, 1880, 4, 1873, 0S6 pounds.
DELIVERIES
from October 1, 1879, to October /. 1880
80, 075 hOgsheads, 1920 tierceS; from Oclo-
Der l, 1880. TO December |, 1880, 1908
hogsheads, $50 tierces.
FOREIGN SHIPMENTS DIRECT
from october, 1879, to October, 1880. II.
242 hOgsheads, ), S61 tierceS: from October
l, 1880. to December |, 1880, 1,66j hogs.
heads and 400 tierces.
COASrwISE SHIPMENTS
from October |, 1879. to October /, 1880,
1851 hogshrads, 3,l67 iierces; and from
October l, 1880. 10 December /. 1880. 1,42l
hog>heads and 1903 tierccs.
STOCK Of HAND
December |, 1880: Inspected, 1926 hogs.
heads. $50 iierces; unInSpected. 3, 500 hogs.
heads, 357 tierceS. Total, 1850 hogsheads,
515 tierces.
INSPECTIONS n THE STATE
from October 1. 1879, to October |, 1880 !:
1922 hogsheads, 56l7 tierces.
STOCK Or BAND IL THE STATE
October LIST: 1882 hogsheads, SOs tierces.
NOTE.
The total excess of loose tobacco for this
year over last, $4,000.
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Board Of Supervisors Of HcnricO
sannlV


Members: william Y. MOrdecai (char.
mani, L. II. Kemp Jr., samuel l.. Anabe.
DR.. Thomas :. Michaes.
Twenty.eight meetings were held during
the year.
Amount levied for county purposes, in
Guiding the sum of 81, 900 to meet the ex.
penSes, DC, Of working the public roads,
Sl6 300 The percentage for raising the
amount which the county was chargeabIe
with for the year expiring June 30, 1881, -
per cent. on the amount OF State tax.
A tax Of 90 cents on the 800 value Of
property in Varina district, and OF ID cents
on the 500 value OF property IN FAN field,
Brookand. and Tuck1hoe districts, was lc-
We'd for free-scbool purpOses-beiEg re-
duc'iOn OF ) cents in said three last-named
districts.
Number OF warrants drawn on the trea-
surer, exclusive OF orders for jury service,
1874.
Amount levied for the support OF Derma-
nent poor, $1,000; amount levied for the
support OF temporary poor, sl,2O0-tOtal,
$1,000.
Under the special road law for the county
OF HenricO, the Board adoDtCd the system
OF working The roads with hired labor. and
the sum OF S2.73402 has been expended
in that direction.
The Board purchased, at cost OF 1900,
two machines for the Improvement OF pup
lie roads, which work very satisfactorily.
A petition numerousIy signed has been
presented TO the court TO condemn and es-
tabish As a public county road the Brook
turnpike. COmmissiOners--Dr Ro' ert A.
Patterson, John a. Lynham, and John b.
Dayis-haye been appointed to report upon
the expediency thereof at the January term.
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BRICK MANUFACTURE.

In this important industry there has been
no diminution. OF the number Of bricks
made from that OF last year-l2, 900, 600
Fewer warehouses and public buildings
have been built, tet more residences have
been erected. Prices per thousand for
bricks at the brick-yards, as well a. laid In
walls according to plans and specifications,
have advanced somewhat-say fifty cents
per thousand-tbe prices being now 81 per
thousand at the yards Tor common or red
bricks, and 50 aud so per thousand for
bricks laid in walls according to plans and
specifications. IL might be further observed
that the standard as 10 quality has been I'M
proved, and the houses erected during the
year have greater architectural pre'ensiOns,
which is no doubt due to the more frequent
employment of architects.
There are eleven firms engaged in this
industry, employing something like 300
hands mostly negrOes-whO mOnopoliZe
the manufacture OF brick. aS il were.
BrlcklayerS command from S1.15 to So -
per day; brick-mOuiders command 81 80 per
day; other IabOrers, such a. wheelers, OIL
bearers, and job hands, 81 per day.
The outlook for business in this line j.
considered the best for many years, and The
brlckmakers are sanguine OF heavy years
business for 1881.
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The coadIiIon II the channel has been
much improved during the past year. Inc
work n carried on Jointly by the United
states and the city, Col. William r. Craig.
hin, OF the Uaitsd States Engineer Corps,
having charge, assisted by Mr.. II. %. WHIT
comb.
The present scheme OF the United States
Engineers Is 10 obtain depth OK n feet at
mean hsgh tide from the city wharyes 10 the
sea. The available depth Of the channel 10
1870 was ICA feet. Daring The past year
many vessels loaded to 154 feet draught
have gone 10 sea from the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad wharves, and the same
draught can also be taken from Rockets.
A chanael 10 Is feet depth has been cut
through Rockets reef. and force Is now
al work on the channel at Goodies Rocks,
one and hall miles beIow-and when the
latter Ii completed. there remains but q
small amount OF work TO be done 70 enable
vessels Of Is feet draugbt to reach the city
Mt mean high tide. From Warwick bar,
which Is five miles below, to the sea. the
channel il being eXcavated TO Is feet at toto
tide. During the year channels TO at least
this depth have heen cut through Harrison's
bar and the flats near Jamestown, and the
dredges are at work on the Swan Point
shoal. When the Swan Point work issione,
as 10 will be IN the present month, there
will be no point in the channel below City
Point With less than 90 feet at high tide.
This Is an increase OF about feet. The
new channels aIeeut 200 feet wide. A con-
tract has been made for dredging the shoals
at Varina and Curtis Neck. and dred2e
has been at work at tbe former place since
December Sd. The Dntch Gap cutoff has
been deerened 3 feet during the year. and
now has Is feet at least at low tide-2i feet
and over at high ide.
IL the winter is not too severe for work,
It Il confidently expected that in the early
spring vessels OF 70 feet Gdraught can he
taken from Warwick bar. five miles below
the city, TO Hampton Roads at high tide,
and that 18 feet can be taken at any stage OF
the tide. From Warwick bar to the city The
depth IS 1G3 feel, and, as before stated. yes.
sells load TO 152 feet.
The work near Richmond is often in very
hard materiai-in which progress is slow
and accomplished by dredging and blasting.
Where there are sand shoals, spur dikes or
wing dams have been used With good effect
bul there have been but twofreshets in the
past t,co years TO make securing current.
and these ipcousiderable in size, and the
full benefits OF the contraetienlhave not been
obtained.
The Improvement, so far as it has adj
Ganced, seems to be permanent in character.
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COMMERCIAL ms rITwTIONs.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHAsGE.-Meets
daily. Sales commence at 10 A. NJ. Loca-
ton, southeast corner OF Cary and Thir-
Seenth streets. Thomas w. MeCancc, presi-
dent; Philip Haxal. first vice. president;
George S. Palmer, second vice. president;
A. g. Kellogg, secretary; :. Is. Mason,
treasurer; Z. G. Coghlan, statlstician.
Beard of Directors: John Addison, l.. l..
Bass, z. III. Baskerville. John p. Branch,
William e.. Clemone, George A. HAYNES,
John w. Hughes, William A. Jamos, James
b. Marshall. John or. =. A. Sublett, II. B.
Taliaerro. Charles l.. Todd, William ii.
Tyler, William Il. Warwick. Executive
Committees r.. b. Taliaferro, George A.
Haynes, William II. Tyler, William q.
Clemone, James Ii. Marshall.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING.

NAL:
RICHMOND, VA.
Gentlemen,-i take the liberty OF Informing you
OF the great ilnproyement-well, you may saw. the /
entire restoration TO health-caused by using SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
was under medical treatment for long time tbe |
ng treated for Dyspepsia bat all kinds OF me dicine
seemed 10 10 me but little good. suffer ed Intensely
With full stomach, headache, &C. one day WAS
told by neighbor who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that II was sure cure for my troubles. de- L
eided 10 try II; not thinking Il would do me aus1
good The first dose took relieved me ve5y muoh
/ was SO decided an Improvement began "a
confidence In what my n.ighbor had said to = prs
one week after taking the REGULAToR/'e. ~
strong aud hearty ss ever was my was
began 10 clear up. was told by ~ somp"Aio"
ances was looking so much ID "a my aequa'hs
the best thing ever took for< Tier. th'nh y !.
any exception. IL did me so v Dyspepsia w'.''oa'
mined would give you my uch good was deter
asAed for 1t. Yours respes1 testimony without oe'ns
fully,
iESRy q. CRKNshA"'
Manufactured Only oy
SOLD BY ALL Dry philadelphia, Pa.
-=-=- rtAuaol
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Earnings over operating expenses. 1 569,227 SO
Increase OF gross earnings over lS7S-'79,
1922, 703 "a; increase OF operating expenses
over 1S7S-'79, S437 1855 81; increase OF earn
ings over operating expenses OF 1S79-'S0
over lS7S-'79. SlS5,0l8.O3.
The percentage OF increase Of gross earn
ings over 1S7S-'79 was 32.93 per cent. the
percentage OF Increase Of operating eX-
penses over 1S7S-'79 was 20 Oh per cent.
the percentage OF increase Of earnings over
operating expenses OF 1S7S-'79 was 1915
per cent.
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Making a net increase. as above n

The increase in loss and damages Is attri-
butable TO the accident at Guyandolte
bridge, when considerable amount OF val
uaDle merchandise was injured by the
wreck. The increase in the cost Of main.
teDance Of way was due TO the increased
amount OF steel rail laid and ballast put In,
and 10 a general advance IN the price OF ma
lerlals, but Is fully compensated for by the
improved condition OF the road. The in
crease 10 the remainder OF operating ex-
penses bears proper proportion to the in
crease OF the business OF the company.
THE PASSENGER BUSINESS
has increased by the sum OF $50, 761. 80. In
March, 1879. IL was determined 10 expert
ment with lower local rates Than those then
In effect (which were i've cents per mile for
distances under 100 miles and graded down
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Der 81 sallIne vessels. 1000 -capsc!ty, %&.
| 40 tons. Class- Bsrks, ~; brtsss % !;
schoonefs, o3s--sn increase Of - per cent.
over last year In tonnage. This does not
include river steamers or river crafts OF any
itad
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INSPECTIONS OF FISH.

The following is statement Of the in
spections Of fish made by Thomas A.
Brander, Inspector. during the year: Cut
herrings-l, $40 barrels No. l, 125 barrels
No. 2; gross herrings-2,S20 barrels No. 1,
255 barrels No. 2; roe herrlngs-l. 1867 kegs
No. |. 325 kegs No. 2: shad-j9 barrels No.
roe sbad-G kegs No. 1.
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Manufactured Tobacco. Cigars. and
Cigarettes Exported.

The following is statement OF the man.
ufactured tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes
shipped from the Third internal-revenue
district during the year 1880, upon which
no tax is paid here:
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butter, f55.O78 hounds; corn, 17.242 hush
els cotton. 122, ia bsles; dried fruit. 1857,
1873 pounds; eggs, 1S2,862 pounds; -four
35.T71 barrels fertilizers, 5.901 tons; bav
1917 bales; lumber. IA carloads; rye, 05;
bushels; sumac, 3,308.62 pounds; manu-
featured tobacco, 9,366, 541 pounds; leaf TO-
bacco, 13,494 hogsbeads; tobacco stems
2,785 hogsheads; wheat. 1854 bushels
wool, l79,478 pounds; whiskey, 5,2sS bar
reIs.
Richmond. Fredericksburg md P0fO
mae Railroad Company.
Robert Ould. president; Il. r. ID. Myers,
general superintendent :, q. A. Taylor, gen.
eral ticket agent; j. b. Winston, treasurer.
The following Is report Of the compa.
ny's operations for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1880:
Receipts from transportation. 80. .s32s.e13 gs
Receipts from rents i'ff OF
Mailing gross reyenu............... 3a0,3el so
Expenses Of transpor'atiop..."....... 174,642 81
Net revenue. .................. f155.71S SO
which exceeds that Of the previous year
$G82.40.
The payments on account Of interest on
bonds and dividends on guaranteed stock
amounted TO $l02, 1906, leaving a net
profit OF Sa3,006 against S4S, s63.33 last
year.
Passenger business during the fiscal
year: Number OF passengers over whole
length OF road. 57.s16; number OF way
passengers. 55.66l-total number OF pas
seDgers, 113,477. Receipts from passen-
gers, S203.5S5.46.
Freight business during the fiscal year !:
Express freigbts-tons mileage, 1890 I;
through freighs-t0ns mileage. 2,192, 454 !:
local freights-tons mileage, 680,274- total
tons mileage, 3,6S0,41S. Express freight 10
tons. 2.731; through freight in tons. ST.
All; local freight in tons, 20,75l-total ton.
mage. S0.899. Receipts from express
heights, S17,S47.04; receipts from through
freights, 24l.400.17; receipts from local
fleights, S35.527 .09-total receipts from
freight. $94,7743O.
Current expenses for The year: Mantle
nance Of way, s42, 1882 90; maintenance OF
works, s15.4S4.85 maintenance OF equip
ment, S23.343 80; train eXpenses-passen-
ger, s24.446.45; train eXDenses-freig
S9,951.71; depot expenses, S18.61l 81; gem
eral expenses. $35 S91. 10; stable expenses,
Sl,579 81; hire OF cars, S2,40l 80. Total,
Sl74,642.97
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
Office l104 Main street, over First Ma
tiona Bank. F. o. French, president, New
York: III. c. Parsons, vice president, Rich
mond; Decatur Axtell, Richmcnd, general
The road has been built, equipped, and
is in operation between Richmond and CO.
lumbia tfty-siX miles west from Richmond,
and will in few days be opened between
and Buchanan. The officers
design completing the entire line by july
ith next. The operations OF the canal
which passed into the hands OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company on
he Attn day OF March 'a>D will be found IN
our commercial column, in another part OF
This New Years paper.
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Tax Paid on TObacPO I'm DpfniI

laN ram Oh iODuccO III DETAIL.
The following is statement of the tax
paid the Government in detail on tobacco,
cigars, and cigarettes exclusively for The
year:
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Meets daily, except legal holidays. at Isij
east Main street. Membership, 10. Officers
Il. III. MauSy, president; John q. Williams.
yice.president; g. A. Davenport. secretary
and treasurer; J. l.. Schoolcraft, assistant
secretary AID treasurer. Organized In
April, 1873.
Note.-The late Mr.. S. Sprigg Campbell,
who died the 10th uItimO, was the first
member lost TO che Exchange by death.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTED
The following Is statement Of the total
collections 10 the Third district Of Virginia
for the year 1880;
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The total number of cigarettes manufactured in
the bird District OF Virginia has increased In $50
over 1879 ABOUT 100 per cent
The increase of tax paid on plug tobacco over
1879 was Sl4l,3 55.93.
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~
.......-..----..l.llllIll IIIIIllIlIIIIIIsuuun
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
uasm.v
Y. B. SPENCE 4 soN.
On, w.x s,.
HOLIDAY Goons
ovERCoATs. .OvERcoATs
ovrpcoArs ovs,co
''h"'ohIsy
OVERCOATs, OVERCOAT~.
DRESS Sits.
DRFss sIriTs
-
'"''S HS''o'
bUsiNfsS StTIS-TbN DoLhARS
BUSINESS sUIrs-TEs DOLLARS.
prsrSrsS sr,rs rrx nor,,ps
r. Ii. SPENCE 4 SON
In sprNcr cox
r. H. SPENCE & son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRT,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRT.
PEMBROKE WHITE DkESs SHIRT
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRT.
y,nctc,,,e
w" "'''"''
BUCK GLOVES,
WI" "|o'H''
'oh-lOr "LONEs'
sEAL-sKIN GLOVES,
DRIVING AND WAIKING.GIOYIS
B. sPENCEk son.
u SppNcu s,>.
80
'' ID ''hN'E SUM-
hEDICAif I'D SHIRTS AND DRAW Frs,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWER.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
MtDICAlED SHIRT AND DRAWERS.
STSPFNDERS.
SISPFNDERe
SU>PFNDER>.
'''' EN'H"9'
NERINO I'NDFRSUIRTs or DoII,p
ugptNo I-~nrp>t,tt.rg o>.rnot,
,,rn,,.o ,-,.,,,-,,..,,, .,.''
MERINO UNDrRsIIIKTs o\ED oIt,p
FANNY HALE HOSE
WHITE u,IE.unsr
MtRINO HAIF.Uosr
SCARLET HALF.HO>E.
,.,. ...
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Richmond, York River and Chesa.
peake Railroad.

Officers Ii. T. Douglas, superintendent;
w. +. Smith, secretary and treasurer; &. M.
Crump. auditor. The following Is state
ment Of tue shipments over the Richmond,
York River snd Chesapeake railroad for the
year ending September 30, 1880: Bark,
I, 200.2-10 tons; bacon, 5.4l6,lo5 pounds
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LUMBER INSPECTED.

The following Is a statement of the amount
OF lumber measured and inspected by vii.
liam p. Hughes in The year 1880: 7,275 $50
feet; OF which about 100000 feet was white
pine, walsut, ash, cherry, hickory. poplar,
and sycamore, and the balance southern
,piGe and oak. There has been brought TO
this market about 1000, 900 feet OF southern
pine and oak-this includes Virginia, North
and Souts Carolina lumber-not inspected,
very large portion OF which has been con.
sumed by the Tredegar Company; also.
about 2,5O0,000 feet OF sycamore not in
pected.
The following lisa statement OF lumber
measured by 4. L. Campbell during the year
1S00-viz.:
No Feet.
First quarter, ending March ............I.iea,25
second quarter, ending June ,lU3,4s6
Third quarter, ending SEPTEMBER so l.5l9,6I7
Fourth quarter, ending Decemoer Sill, 29s,979
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels COstiye, Pain
IN the Head with a dull sensation In the back par; ;
Pain Under the ShOulder-Bade; Fullness After
Eating. with dissemination TO exerton Of body or
mind; Irritabllity Of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Futtering at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
essness at night, Highly-Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such a change Of feeling rs
20 astonish the sufferer.
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8 Exports and Imports for the Year.
The following IS comparative statement
Of the exports and imports for the years
1870-'80.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:
Or. Tut:
Dear Sir,-For ten years have been a martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended: used them. | am
now 4 well man; have good appetite digestion per-
feet, regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
orty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
IN gold. Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, by.
They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh; thus the system is nourlshed. and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. % cents. 80 MURRAY STREET,
my 29-eodtAp20 New York.
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COwapa1y.F
OiIicers Of the company! A. 3. Buford,
president: r. NJ. X. Talcott. general SUI
perintendent; John r Macmurdo. general
passenger agent.
The following is a statement Of the earn
ings from transportation aud incomes from
all sources, with expenses OF the company,
for the year:
Earnings iron, genera, freights....ss eso,l5s gS
fnrntegs from passeDRers...........' E69.Ip5 ol
Earnings from express freiehts...... 1888 20
Earnings from mails------............. 4!.!oz w
Warnings IRON miscellaneous sources 5l4eI 81
Total earninRs..... .----..........Sl,2fo,zIi 90
Expenses for msint nance. opera
uon, and new equipment. T4o'3So 30
Amount OF earnings over aiiexpenses &497,934 ~
vcsments' ......s.................. 67.465 IA
Total net revenues Of Richmond and
n.ny,,Ie and Piecmont railroads,.. S555.410 Al