Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-02

CurfluNr. no lar 90 can nc NHtNu lfpH
made, The charges Of foreign
postal administrations Tor cnryinR our
malls during The year amount 20 eiQfi'
70y 10. The department earned credits
with other countries Tor the traDrpOrii-
ton ~ their mills amounting 70 Rl3Vis
g02.3G, "a which sel,6si,8G WINS for our
1r0nscoitincutal carriage of British and
Australian closed malls The tables an.
noxrd 20 thc suporint0ndeut'h report ekt
hhlt inc weight Of mil sent 70 each
country its relative proportion 20 ne
whole, The scrsice performed by al me
different carriers, aud ITO amounts paid
ibcm.
Tho nef revenue, II Any, derived from
our foreign maii service caunoi po stated
with certainty, because Of thc impossi-
bllily ui securing accurate Information
other OF receipts Of cost Letters DO
not often reach exactly the iull unit VI
wrlkht, md therefore nn cFtlmate OF re-
ceibis bascd upon weights would be
probably less than tho ucual posiagee r,
toiyod, nor do thc counts furnish very
falable means, and, upon the other
hand, data Tor estimating tlie cost 0i Che
Inland service bestowed ON foreign cor
resp0ndphcp are difficult OF satisfactory
AsctJulHucut n N fairly certain thlB
cost iaust have exceeded the domestic
rllee of postage, becanse those rates
have proved insufficient 20 pay tho cost
Of domestic malls carried In the same
manner during The year.
Attention ia called 20 lhe tabulatcd os-
Innate NJ this business IN The suPc1O.
tonlcnt's fcpprt in which ho has stated
The revenue upon lbo basis Of single
i'tc w pV'.sbt TX ~ ,,.,
aH4uHlpf uiAl we W'itnt ~ HlhlVtl
carried ifcp equals thr total difference
b,a,,peg netunl ,vrlfhtg and thp Hluulc4
nio WtiRha VI PhlH ihallefi auu on thr
Dtpef HiNo UNs ueOl'H tuo u0t'uuv ',' w,
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ule lnlhuu PohlhRe I'Nh "l thl7 o"uhlr VI
Wy "ue ull''pn NY ,NN,"'v
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Wils hnlo uhutoly o'hlt7 l'u'u f'N" Vue W
wy h'aVleet cnu' Ho7 upon ulu U'l'H ,t'''Vuv
~ lllo lpIVlsl l'"i' 9ol{'yvi Nn'19 ~ ou'
lnlNnu ga, 'iphu WV "V''''iy ~ U''p''
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bpls nViV uu,{ wv ulunt 'ol'"lll{ WI,
ufi VIZ l''sVA' 1"'pn NV'' "nV'vui W''"gue
l.Via'nniiVn W tn'lh.9, ~ IVtu'n ~,
Ul'l' HlllIl'hi Va ,'nbo W uu n''h'' iau
ti'' 'V'l p'vu '7'i'uR"" W wy ~Nioi in'
hpPntenl ncl revenue W"up naNo ulHhp-
peFeu' s'noo ny tl' Hh'uo eHt"hu,l'h mp
P'uu to 'no outRuIuk inulin iupuieAuc
PoNlNGo w y HlElo rue LOT eAch 10
Er'mH( ~ WIN pc te'Il' "llnout c"ipputh-
uoh, lnls lloIh oI cost must hlNc larg'ly
uActeued the sum atulou as eAl-1t venue
lhot ehVlipnle OIL COST more ik'ly pro-
uureS an inadequate tllnll mn excessive re-
sun ptchuhe inuci Oh INC Incoming
lor,lRh man maIicr " cnifled over long
instances 10 our western Hlnlo' NM Terri
loll'F WUclo our Immigrant tclllcrs re-
s"lti upon ''ct,io"'','g rou'oa pnu 70 re-
,,,rt ,,,rni,,,g ,ti,, ,.,.,,,,.I','
,n ,nstno.s
the nVV"unb po SIul'u upon lhc re-
bullH 81 the seven dnYs' count ~ gwen
w guy IoppII'u upl'H' nV more NtNorhblo
inAnlt7 appear IL true the sum OF
inc gross revenue ~ apparently much
greater lnuceuh 80 very ihucli groaltr MS
to challenge Immediate distiuHt OF It's
eorroetnerHi put inc corresponding OK
penHrHi ohleulhIod upon thhl SCALE pro-
pufllnhnttly enlarge, lHbulntcd ON the
bnslA ol inc counts, lhc results OF which
hro carried ont Tor u year by lhnt method
OF estimation ~ the superintendent re-
port, ana lhe account Tor the past year
stands hs follows
Receipts OF all huds.,u....t,,,.,.. l2s1, 100 "a
r,oou...
,if son conveyance ogi ooa o.
on intermediary service ..u... iOi,1D7 b
Tho United athtoe' share Of lntor-
Nj e"pt Of pagtaI oRe1cIes t Ig n
Cont Of carrying tho 7O, 7os.Os7 sInglo
rnlen, 90 counted, obtlmhtod ut
az noi M NY, atg' ,,,d '"'' ifdaddJui 90