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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-14

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE executive com
mittee of the County Democracy at Il meet
ing Tuesday night resolved to endorse Abran
s. Hewitt Tor mayor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-14
Twas troubled with Chronic Cat,

Rubiustsin. the pianist. hGs \ great
weakness for games of chance.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-14
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
COMMENT ON GEN. BOULANGER'S
WARLikE ATTITUDE.

The Situation of the Two Countries Gre
ated by Victory of Force Over Right
Bulgarian Elections-Mr. Gladstone
Seriously nl-lrish Landlords Reduc-
ing Rent-Notes from Foreign Lands.
PANS, Oct I'M Camille Pelletan, in
an article in La Justice commenting on NJ
Lavedon's statement i'll Figaro that Gen
Boulanger had prepared a plan for CONT
mental campaign, says: France does not de-
sire war, bat the war-cloud hanging over her
may break at any moment. No French gem
eral can materially affect the situation,
either for peace or for war, but if general
has the activity of spirit that in
spires confidence no good French
man should blame him. Europe en-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-14

PARIS, Oct l4--Louisc Michel, the com
munlst, has been pardoned and Will sOon BE-
released from custody
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-14

Miss Fortescue is under bond not to
marry for six months after her arrival in
America.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

Iu the U 8. Senate on Tuesday the
PosJoffice Appropriation bill was re-.
sunied, and the section approp,latinR
$500 900 for the carriage Of the mails 10
Central sud South America, China,
Japan, etc, was adopted Tho bilI
was then passed finally aud goes back
Il tho House Tor concurrence IN am nd
meuls. Mr.. Morgan offered resolufi n,
which wore ordered printed aud TO liC
on the table, declaring "that i Is the
duty of Congress to extend necessary
mail facilities across the seas, from thu
principal ports of al foreign countries
with which the Uuited S atss has amy
cOL6i6 frs1le trade or where tfade car
be protitAo.y developed; that II is III,
duty uf Congress to provide that th'
Amcriean people shall have the RICH
H. bay ships abroad and import them p
r.a,ou able rates OF duty, and that m
laNa prohibiting tie importation o
torMgn built SHIPS are AZ unjust an'
unPiss as laws would he that woult
prohibit the importation Of MI othe
articles of foreign manufacture" Sea
ate then adjourned.
I IL the House, the restoration Of Con
gresham Pulitzer, OF Ne& York, wa
received and laid on the table. TN
! Campbell Weaver contested eleetiol
! case was con si1ered, and the majorit.
iresolution declaring Mr.. Weaver, tn
sitting member, entitled to his sea. va
ladOpted,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Dots.

McCann's lie Cream Parlors will be
open on Saturday.
John Lockerman has purchased the
AZ acre farm of w. IL. Bennington, in
Blackbird Hundred, for $4,000.
Tobacco aud cigars at II. NJ. Mullins,
525 W. Front street. Also the Oele.
brated Double Ender Files.
The Eaelet Of the Electric line cleared
for New York with only about six tons
of freight, while she has capacity for
800 tors.
Any one who may desire the position
of resident pnystcian at the alms house
should lea . his application with DR.
Springer, No 7!J King street.
\ grand jubilee aud entertainment
will he given ut Plymouth Mission
church, Tatual street, between Front
al d Second streets, tomorrow CThurs-
day. e7e-tns.
The Steamer Thomas Clyde, the ferry.
boat Penusy lvania, aud the Dupont
Yacht Petrol are at the yards OF The
II Arlan q HollingsW Go. under
going repairs,
Rev. Dr. j. w. T Boothe had very
spectacle and good sized audience a.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church los
might, ard was delighted with his lec
tGre On "Gossips and Busy bOdies."
TIE Merchants Cafe at the northeas
corner of Water and Market streets
bide fair to be a complete success Ture'
new tables have been placed III th'
idiulng room, and reading and smoking
rooms have been opened in the seconC
story.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
THIRD EDITION.


Washington Couclave, No 2, Hepta-
sophs, or Sven Wise Men, W inst.
tuted last evening at the headqusrter,
of DUPONT Post, in the Hardness Build
ing, by Supreme Ephor j. b. Roberts
assisted by . number of the members Of
Friendship COnclAve, No. L. The new
members were duly initiated and in-
structed in the degree work of thu order
after which the following officers Wen
installed by Supreme Ephor J. b
Roberts; chancellor, L. D. Campbell
Archon, William r Long; Provost
Jonas Chew; Prelate, G. Schofeld; In
spector General, Charles Fletcher; Re
cording Scribe, Thomas Mum; Finan
cial Scribe, j. 3. BURNETT; Treasurer
III. A. Casperson. The Archon ap
pointed the outside and inside sentine
and herald, and after the transaction G
other business the Conclave Adjourned
to meet again next Tuesday night. Tn
charter will remain open for two c
three weeks, and all who wish to joi
an excellent order should hand thei
names to one OF the members.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
TO Ob erve Sunday.

A number of ministers and laymen
met in the parlors Of the Hanover Pres
byteriau Church, yesterday, TO devise
and agree upon come plan by which a
better observance of the Sabbath would
be brought about. After considering
the subject In all It's bearings it was
decided TO hold public meeting on
Thursday evening, May 20, and the
following committee WAS appointed to
make tho arrangements: The Revs.
w. L. s Murray, Lafayette Marks, D,
D., b. II. LAtrobe, j l.. Estlin and K.
h. Cook, d. D.; David II. Harlan,
Henry c. Robinson anu W. II. Gregg.
The committee will meet at Mr.. Muir
rays house next Monday evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
The Wonderful Kellar.

Kellar gave the second Of his won
derful and unexplainable performance!
at the Academy of Music last evenin7
in the presence OF o large audience Vht
were not only amused but also hewild
cred by his many preheHsiol,
tricks. While the eyes OF the entir'
audience are upon him be perform
feAts that seem impossible, with sucl
dexterity that it is an utter Impossible
ity to detect how they are done. A ladl
who Witnessed his performance last eve
ming when asked her opinion this morn
ing replied, "Well, if he is not the dev
he must be his brother"
All who are not skeptical should &,
and see Kellar, and one seance will con
vince them that Shakespeare was RICH
when be said that there are mole thing
In heaven and earth than are drgamt Of
in philosophy. Every Que should see
him, ard as it is more than proosll,
that standing room will DO at II pre-
MUM the last nights, there should b
no delay in securing teats
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Laboratories.

All the furniture manufacturing
houses in Baltimore, with ons extep
ton, shut down on Tuesday. The men
demand eight h ours, and the mGnufac.
turers refuse to comply with their re-
quesE, claiming that they cannot supply
their trade with reduced working hours.
They are willing TO pay for ten hours
work slight increase OF wages. Five
or six hundred hands are affected by
the strike.
The freight handlers on all the rail-
roads at Cincinnati, except the Litti'
Miami, have struck for $3.50 for tel
hours work. and 20 cents an hour !
overwork. The companies offer 81 81
for ten hours work, and for overworl
10 cents an hour.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Republican Quarrel In Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, May 4 The Repub
licans have placed two candidates IN
nomination in the Second Congressional
District Of this State to fill the vacancy
made by the deaih of ex Governor
Hahn. Yesterday the regular conven-
tion met at Gretna AID nominated
Captain II. U. Martin, of this city,
who was Democrat few years az
but joined the Republican party In the
last campaign on the Protection issue
To day second con eention was helc
of delegates of the Blaine and LogaG
Legion, and Judge o. A. Flagg, of 81
Charles, was placed in nomination
About half the Convention bolted and
Endorsed Martin. The latter wac quite
active in the last Presidential cam
p1ign, and led big bolt from thu
Democracy. FlagR has been Repub-
lican for years. The Democrats nomi
nate on May 9th, and the election is OIL
May Goth.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

The Warren Club will led the way
IN the spring outdoor sports on Thure-
day, May 13th, Mt the ba-c ball grounds,
Front and Union streete, the Sport 'C
coumenc at 2 o'clock p. IN. This ciut
il eomposed OF O humber Of the best
youag men Of the city, who spend theii
spare evenings ia the practice Of ath
.l.dc exercises, which develops TIKI
muscles and prepares them TO with
stand the ups and downs OF life. Th,
club held It's first cut door exercise las
spring, and everybody present wac de
lighted with the entertainment ant
surprised a. the efficiency attained
These young men will no doubt have
large audience TO witness their fsats 0
agility aud strength on Thursday Q
ILHzt week.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
FOURTH EDITION
Tho nl,nols Labor troubles.

The Illinois Central freight handlers,
after hearing an address from General
jeffrey on Monday even
ing. in which he said IL was impracu
cable for the road 10 grant eight hours,
for Its freight business could not be
done in that time, decided TO quit work.
Tue SWitohmen's Union, early on Tues
day moreing, decided to strike for
ieight hours with ten hours pay, aud
20 aid the freight handlers." Ihs
switchmen on both divisions of the ST.
Paul road and on the Michigan Gen
trail ana Northwestern quilted Work
soon after.
The Baltimore and Ohio freight
handlers In Chicago yesterday requested
an increase of wages TO II 40 per DAY
They will wait until Friday for an an :
swsr. The Michigan Central men have
decided to wait until Wednesday for an
answer TO their demands.
/ The Fort Wayne switch tenders IN
| Chicago refused to turn the switches loi
the Burlington cars which have been
loaded with freight by nOn-union men
The Burlington switchmen are still on
Iduty, hut as the Burlington uses The
FJrs Wayne tracks for considefaOi
distance, the business Of the road VA
seriously interlered with.
The Mccormick Reaper Works II
Chicago were opened as usual TUESDAY
,morniug ana iully half the employee
went 10 work, Notwithstanding the at
tack made on the factory by o mob OF
Monday afternoon. Thare was hDecia
lpolics force on duty, but nothing oc'
IGurred TO require their services.
A special committee Of tue Chicago
lum bermen, TO whom was referred tn'
demand OF the men for eight hours
work for ten hours pay, Tuesday after
noon presented the strikers com mite
an answer, which says THAT the umbe
ltTade of Chicago cannot meet the men
wishes, and reviews AZ length this con
EDITION of the trade there, showing tina
tho volume Of business has steadily dc
creased since 1881, and that wages an
the general expense Of handling lumbe
is much greater than at conpetin
markets.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market Streets,

One OF the greatest bar
gains in Dress Fabrics offer
Cd this season is now here.
Think OF a splendid wide
vale diagonal in all the de-
sirable shades, full worsted
and splendid wearing goods.
Too many give them to you
at 39c, from 75c.
All OF our Satin Berbers
are marked down from 25c.
to I2sc.
The woven wire busttes
are perfection Of their kind !;
hundreds of them selling,
and here's the place !; 75c.
With the likelihood of a
great scarcity in Canton Mat
tings, your purchases, to be
satisfactory. should be carly,
Tucklee, red and white, l29c
Tu 3klee, plain white, l25c
Cheng Ling, fancy, lSc
| Kee Ming, " Csc
Wung Foo, " 30c
Royal Lintan, white, 45c
double Ex fancy joirtless 45c
Double FIX, damask, Csc
Being one of the most
popular line of AIattings we
ever have shown.
In Lace and Madras Cur
{ tains we show a full line al
| remarkably low prices. a
fine Antique Nottingham al
IS4.5o per yard, with goo-
styles as low as 81 per pair
A fine line of Madras TO
vestibules and half curtains
from 25c. per yard up.
All the woods in curtain
poles, either brass or wooc
trimmed, 40c. per window.
Parasols, in good assort
ment, all colors and styles
25c. up.
J A large line of light prints
new styles; 5 cents per yatc
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Her BODY Found.

A few weeks since mention was made
in the REPUBLICAN of q letter having
been IPceiye cd by Deputy Coroner Smith
from Lewis Smith of 434 ST. John
street, Philadelphia, stating that his
wifa Carrie had disappeared on Sunday,
March %. Nothing was known OF her
Whereabouts until Monday, when her
body was found floating In the Della
ware river, Philadelphia, ut Vine
street wharf, and it is supposed, as she
WAS slightly demeuted at the time she
disapp 9ared, that she had wandered 70
the wharf, and either Tell or Jumped
| overheard.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
BADLY ANNOYED.

Misses Hukill and Poist, proprietoIs
OF a store fer the sale of infants rgbes
and childran's white dresses and skirts,
Second and Tatnall streets, are terribly
annoyed by a gang of bad boys who
hang around the corner, using bsu
language aud insulting the lady pro
pcietors. Some time ago they spoke II
the boys about their bad behavior, since
which time they became more bold ir
their insults, aud sometimes follow thu
ladies' on their way home, making face
at them and calling them names TIL,
police should Immediately dispers,
these boys and make 1t 30 hot for then
tuat they will desist from their annoy
| ing practices.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Another Shining Parson.

CoNcoRD, N. H, May i An inves-
tigation into the record of the Rev,
William Hammol ate pastor Of the
Baptist Church a Franklin, who re.
Gently stole $1,000 nom his wife, made
restitution and tn eloped to Cauada,
shows that he has been travelling doc
tor, maipractitioner and u preacher il
five different churches. He was rns
pected Of burning his house IN Wol
Lake, Indiana, to get the insurance arC
subsequently OF numbering his wife
He was ordered suit Of that town al,
also out of Ligonia, Ind He has {
record for viciousness in several olht
places
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
death of an aged LADY.

Mrs. Hannah f. Moore, rellct of the
late Eno0h Moore, died at the residence
OF her son, Enoch Moore, 3O7 West
Eighth street, yesterday norning,in the
8lst year OF her age. She has been
blind for several years, but In all the
relations Of life she has sSeen most
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
l O'Clock. Interment in Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05


MOORE-On the Attn inst, Hannah 4.
widow OF the late Enoch Moore, In the sht
year Of her age. ,,.,,.. A..
Relntlyes and friends are respectfully IN
ylted to attend heI funeral from the resi-
dnnna Of her son, hnoch Moore, NO s0I
WeEt Eighth street, on Thursday, at ]
O'Clock, p M. lntsrment at Wilmington
ard Brandywine Cemetery.
GiLI,-giri the lth inst, drs. Patrick en-.
the relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 70 attend her funeral, from the resi-
demos OF her father, 1880 French street. OF
THURSDAY morning, May 0, at o'clock
uigh mass at Sc PatricK's Church. Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
lCRIPPEN-On the Sd inst, at the residence
OF her husband, 20s5 North Fifteenth 81
Philadelphia, Isabella H., wife Of EDWARD
q OTippen ,,
res Dectfully invitsd to attend tho funeral
Services at 81. Andrews Church, Whining
ton, Dol, on Friday morning, May eth, at
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

Rev. a. W MEbg. Presiding Elder
of the Dover Distric who was attacked
with p rsly sit Nv woeKa ago, 10 grad
nall roaca ascag, aa5 1t is teNred that
he viii not ao'3 - discharge the
duties ci his 9ositicc daring the coming
year Il is sad thet Roy. Wa. E.
England is cook OF Ne his successor
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

Harry Freztr, the c lored boy who
ran away iron the 4lushouse, and
hose case vss held under I'D vi- ement
by Juc9e Cummips yesterday morning,
was turned Over to toe Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 70 Gbu4I,n this
morning, to mike euth disposition Of
as they though. be-,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Mamie Groye Park,

George Powell has beautified the
grounds around the old mansion at
Stanton Mile, and is making prepa-
ratlons 10 supply parties every Rednes.
DAY and Saturday evening with ice
cream, cakes, etc He will open next
Saturday evening for the season, and
Ii e hopes to see a fair turnout OF the
people of tho village and adjacent
country.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

We offer you three Special Bargains
in Table Linens. this week a. the
lowest prices ever quoted over retail
counter for the same quality.
80 doz. Crepe Linea Towels, 12]5-cent
goods, for this special sale for 25o
for SOC. Every lady win pronounce
them q rare bargain.
We have just opened several new de-
signs In Crinkled Saersuckers; fine
qua lities at 121lc, instead OF 1Sc.
This week We opened lot of new
things in Dress Stuffs at fully 20 pc
cent. less than asked for the same good
ten days ago.
We think we sell more ORES
Trimmings than any dry goods hous
in town, hence the Largest Assortment
and Extreme Low Prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Bitten by a Dog.

Dennie, the year.old son of George
G. Ellis OF Laurel, Sussex county, was
bitten by dog q few days ago aud is
now being Gated by D.. Joseph Hitch,
VINO claims 10 have q sure specific
paipst hydropbobia.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
Closing ont.

If. Altar will close cut his varieti
store at auction CONNIE cling on Brida!
afternoon, Nsy Z, at No. GIL Marke'
ttrest, sale % commence at O'clock
Sale Friday afternoon, for ladies', q
dry good notions, glass, cbtra sn'
tinSare. For tarkains don't fail 10 al
ttLd The falh
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
~ eek Near ,;ewport. ,

Word was received in this city at an
early hour this morning that freight
traln had suet vita an accident near
NswporS about o'clock, and wreck
ing train LETT about O'Clock for tie
ICene,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

Fred KieDle, 5u'cLer in Second
street market, was Ei,en g Grand seIe
pade to-day. He invited Liz !r!ende
and well-wisEeTs - Stoeckle'n hotel,
where ihty were t1tatld TO various
good thin q, The music and hl'aria
indicsi &c that all enjoyed Themselves
very liELly.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
pAil,aslphis. Wilmington & Baltimore RlTsd
sHARCH 2IST, 1850,
pGAsIs


Irplas leave Wilmington as foltows;
PbilRteIpals (expressl, 2, 2L2, is, $50.
90. s Ii, . o., y 10, g47, 10 90 IL rs, II slam
Il tb, -, 800, z go, II p. a.
Accom- mod Gtion, o 40, %, Ob, 10 30 n. m,
For Cnosief toxpressl, $50. : 80, 90, 10,
a., IL %, II 81, a. m, IL 20, ~, 81 aLA IL
Accommodation, 6 40, 700, 7o5, slb, 10 80
a. n. 2 20, = 90, 7 40 and $50 p. IN.
New YORK, 200, 262, 10, 80, co.
10 o6, ii 81 a. m; ~, la, $50, So
| s "a. te ~ and u ?. II.
for West Chester, via Lamokln % and
| s ID &. ~; q 20 and oOp. n.
For Newark aud intermediate ststlons
| ~ -. IN
Baltimore and intermediate statlors, IL ~
:. NJ; r Oh .. ID, and u % niVht.
baltimore and Ray Liho,7.4b 2. u,
| Baltimore and Washington, ] "a, t+o, "a
10 1l,ll 20 en-; IL %, 1915 $50" and %
Trains for Delaware D,vision H. We for:
Now CASTLE, Of, 10 If, Ain; %, %, 20,
Georgetown and LeWos 8 % 8. m; 8 20 and
Sesiord and intermediate stations, Gas p.
Aarringtos, Deimar and way stations, s 80
10 IS =. IN.
Express for Harrington. 90 p. m.
Expross for Dover harrington and Dolmar,
u rs y. m weok-days, and IL b p. N every
| day.
franklin Uity, 8 35 am,
Express Tor Norfolk, Il 70 p. N. weekdays,
and II IS .. IL. daily.
Leave Phiadel )hia, Broad street, for
| " ilmirgtcu (express), IL rs 3 30, 125. ~,
= 10, 10 20 Ii IS, IL ~ a. m, II co, oil, ",
| 8 90, 8 Il, OF, so, IL 10 and IL ~ p III
| Accommodation, G 80. 10 ~ m, ~, 30,
rs, 9 ~. S 80, . 30 and IL 80 y. In.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR Philadelphia (exprees), 2 90, z ta, 10,
7 %, II 81 3. NJ, 523 and II y. N.
Accom odaliOn, 10 b. m; II 10, 10, 80
F6r Chester toIpress). : %, IL 81 a. m, n
Accommodation, 10 q. m, Il 10, Is, 40
and 0t6 p. m.
For Now York texpress), 400, 2 81, . Is
~, II 81 a m; b23, II y. IN.
/ For West Chester, via LamoRfn, loA. m
and 3 60 y. III,
baltimore sud Washington, l rs, 1 "a, 3 o.
10 10 a. m.apd Tlb . III. Baltimore, IL 90 night
/ Leave Philadelphia, Brond street, Tor WI
Imington (expreasl, IL 2b, DO, &c, 10 q. III.
8 90, Ii 10. and II 80 p. m.
sc ommodatiou, 81 So, 10 20 a. m, o5, 10
: 3D, ana II S3p. III.
n Fur further intormRtion passengers are 70
| 'srrad the ticket Ufilce AZ nc ut zion.
| Trans maIEel thus tA)aro limited express
| Upon which extra fare Is charged.
J. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
u OgARLRs l.. PuGu General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

While Squire Vandegrift is recu-
perating at Atlantic City, the business
of his office will be attended to by
Squire Fighter, of Brandywine Hun
drod.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

Daniel Glass and John Ireland were
before Judge Cummins this morning
charged with drunkenness, and n fine
of 81 and costs was imposed in each
case.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
MARRIED.

sMEpI.EY -BARTRAM.-on Fifth day,
fourth month, 29th, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Westtown, Pa Dy frisnds
ceremony, Benjamin k.Smedley ana mary
IT Hartman.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05
w. N. Railroad.

The ninth annual meeting Of the di-
rectors OF the Wilmington and North
ern Railroad Company was held In
Reading on Monday, The report of the
stockho iders showed that the receipts
during the year we're 1918 1884, of
which S63 .05O.92 was from passengers
and S24l, g07. 81 from freight. The
milk freight brought in $l,8SS.45 and
the carrying of the mails brought in
50. 4O0. % more. Tho operating expeu-
ses were 1858, 1872 80 aud taxee 81, 256 II,
leaving balance Of $50, 249. S3 in favor
Of the company. But from this had to
be deduc,ed, Sl252l for interest on
bonds and s. 600 WAS paid for the re-
dem ption OF bonds on branch roads. The
Items for the operating expenses were
as follows:
For transportation. $3.50 l4s 90
For maintenance ofway ............ o9,2i3 %
For ofiice expenses, ................ 79s.2
For printing, advertising and sta-
| ttopefy ............... l,3i2.9a
| For superintendeneo... 1882 10
| FOR car service. .,.....-. lA,l2O "
| For loss aud damage. All 81
| For miscellanc 0us. ............... s6J q
| S25S, 1884, qC
The company involved an additional
| EXPENSE OF 81, 56692 on account OF an
unusual amount Of shipping; two new
agencies cost S5l7 and six new crossing
Natchmen S922 40; seven and eighty.
| seven hundredrh milea of track were
J relald with 6.92S tons Of S6 pound stee
{ rails, making IS 50 miles Lf steel railt
Z on the road. The total funded indebt-
| ednees OF the company Is s225, 100.
| The numDOr o. passengers carried
| Was.......,-........... 2o4 ,Ol(
Observation-Disclosures. 267 ,s6t
per cent.
ger trsinswas, se7 ,l4a. ::
| Same for preceding year........... Is 81
trans we're .................... 2,Iss ~
seme Tor preceding yeAr........... 4,9lb 4
being a decrease of S2,t7S.47
| Tho freight earnings were......., Hl, %
| Same for preceding year........... I'll, lW.G
| Being decrease Of Szg2S6.jl, or
1919 per cent
The number OF tons carried was. 52l, 2s
Observation-Disclosures. $50, 7S
being ade:rease OF lb703 tons, or
2.sg per cent
The total cost Of running freight
| trains was. $3.50
Same for preceding year.......... POS, sS2.0
| Being a decrease Of sl1 ,@p9.tli or
| 500 per cent
Inc net earnings from freight
| trains were. b'.Uz4e
Same for preceding year........... u slVv
Beitg decrease Of Sll,7 10
The equipment Of the road consists o
10 locomotives and 164 cars of all de
scriptions. The following officers wer
re- elected: President, Colonel IL. A
DUPONT; directors, George Brooke. Dr
Charles Huston, A. i. Foster, Richar
Elias Ely, John 8. Gerhard, william
Dupont; sectetary, 7. 8. Ermold; So
periDiendent and treasurer. A. g. Mo
Causland; chief engineer, +. L. Hills.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-05

NOR SALE-A NEW 2.STOSY BRlCK
Il dwelling; rooms and bath, for 81 300.
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