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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

f4r o' s1e State knows their futUls pas<s
t-fi-rz AIS Cs1 iulelliEe1Ne acFl.aais ltt e
cause Colonel $50. : tfl.itrt
. wealthy. sei Ae .s.asa la y saith ls
tA-sils 49, 81 eseFY industrious s4t tfaiuy
na4I eiriu tLs bfual .ftis of alr state
hs Las r.sau frau eoln, ,.4fsafs gov
r'ts 81 woslt1 ~ 1ls ewa tntr4f industry
sDa -nlesuiy = - Ert.s ~ 3 ..Al.a.
t.ef .SlisD 1e Ass s3~sss torl A,l fr
Stl los a. eEel l4nded AID p4iT.aAt.
aeei4lls fae 'uteresis af Ia party ~ 1ars
l7il'erts aas llsn "a eva l,.Aata' sur.=ss
ff4ak et.el 81 -ss represents iu a. saIi
neui oeEoos lls ws4lil w-ieA comes of tAr
taefl. l.ss ~ bone aul sllss Industry Aud
eonoHY. &nt classmates t4e l,.ss4tI tees
attending these agencies iu Amere..r uasl-
ness slloeAs % he ls q politician H a. of
ihai slhoul stltA PLACES pssrlotsu above
i's.rt Azfslip. p4L wlltAl f,sfIsallsliF a.
above political e1emiDscy lie j. a. sLAl
VAR and positive "a his politics ~ he is iu
his busiutts su1 - honest lu bail No
Eeputiie3U in Michigan ~oll1 .n lhe Sen.
sts = tbs Eits1 ~tsies. reflect greater
credit upon he Stare tasn Frank Is. S.o1s-
hudss aud the l<gls.alufs y .- honor ilse.i
ny eltcUnE l.Ii
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
DILLON AND O'BRIEN
They Meet with an Accident
on the Road 10 Dublin.
BOTH ARE CONSIDERABLY INJURED.
TneY are a. Determines as Essf 70 Go
On "itn the Coed Work Mem
bsrs Or Parliament 20
10 ireland.

DcsLfv Dee. i1.-u.ll0u aud O Brisn ar
rived here today Both are much disl.rael
AMI iln physically ln sdiilon % tL=
troubles yesterday al L0ushrea when they
were arrested x acting as lenant. trustees.
t4ey met vii a. accident on tie road here.
Tie horse drawing The car GA which they
were RIDING from L0Hglrea q AtheuTy,
boitsi on tie way and both were thrown
Violently lo Tie ground The gentlemen
were 1adiy shaken up aud considerably
bFl sed og their fall
N. Dillon A. confined 20 his room today
by tle ELECTS 1i the accident Yesterday. to-
lether win tie bruises be sustained from
the rough handling he rsceiyed a. the
hands Oi tie police al L0UghreA When
visited by a reporter this afternoon. he
boxed weak and wesriei but expressed 20
be IN good spirits. He expressed bis in
tentlOu Of attending National
League meeting on the estates
0f the Earle Of Kenmore
AZ Killarney on sunday next and said az
the regular League meeting in Dublin on
Tuesday he would declare whether or no,
he would give bail in the eases against him.
M. DlllOn friends agreed that he ought 10
give bail. thus compelling the authorities
10 try HIM so once before his reoosuiL.nCes
are esfreafe'l.
NJ = Br'en hands were badly torn bv
his fal from the iaunting car. and Is i-ft
arm ls severely spr.ined causing him acute
pain. IN reierencs 20 the rad Of the police
a. IonEhrea. Mr. % Bnea said that
50 .4r as ;he seizure II the money
was concerned the police were omp.etely
ouiwitied. fr0duny by his new speYer ex-
perlence and actusted ny the Instincts ~ q
1--we Journalist, when be saw IN aud about
tie town lsrge number or policemen in
gray clothes, be OWNED the re.son of their
presence and Immediately made
Arrangements Tor the safety 0f
TIE money and documents Ia his possession.
4 large sum Of money and many valuable
papers, Mr.. O'Brien said. were removed TO
places of safety from under the very eyes 0f
the police, and the stupid fellows, PURSUING
the single IDEA of breaking Up the gathering
sud bringing confusion upon toe National
Lesguers and their adheren,s, couldn' grasp
the situation
The National League, notwithstanding
the action 0f the government. intends 10
continue its campaign, but hence.orth will
ocserve more caution and clrclmspectiOn
than hitherto. Mr. o Brieu Will address
meeting az Longford on sunday and sir
Thomas w. E,monde. member for West
Dawn, Will speak at Ge-ey. county Wexford,
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

D. B. Allgsf HAs tarfo~ tes4Fs Sea
orandslls Hls HORSE nfued.

D b. Allgsf HAs 4 tarfeu fns4ps Scar
orandpns His HORSE hfued.
T. b. Aliser. of this city. wss quite
severely hurt Yesterday afternoon ne4r
Grsniville by being struck ly the Chicago
Nesi Michigan pssseleef tIain ~ hieh .s
due here ~ 3 clock M. AllErf was dow
ing home from Granville with a Lorse and
bug9y The accident occurred oa tie ..rae,l
road near the toll gate The engine struck
the horse, killing him instantly end Gf
Allger was hurled distance 81 thirty is~l
The train stopped and backed az and took
him aboard aDc brought lim - ihe cI'v.
lie Wa then taken % his home a. l-l JEFF
ier~0n-avs. aud Dr Johnson slirmored.
who dressel his wounds and 1l1 le
could fOf tle sufferer Mr.. Alser received
& severe cut ucross h- bead bss. s.les other
bruises He is $50 tlft .Iiers 81 ems
con- plains considerably ~ palu ia l.s
bal
some of The train men who " fressei
i1e accident saw tlst Sc vas = terrible ?. .nit
% see the horse drown several ftti ln nue
direction, he buggy in suothsi aur Hr
Ailrer wing in a -uOW henE ~ NIiI fLf .01l
Tow ~ from iis wound n VA. some
time before the train g0i bsck 81 tae Gene
o. The socient and w ben flsY 3 tea up
H.. Allger they thought le ess deaf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
A MODERN ST. PETER
He Walks on Rough Water
Tor Over an Hour.
HIS flIlS HOWEVER TAILS At LIST.
Aipaonse King Tries 40 Walk With n :
~ooden Shoes From she 6ar-
thola Statue Sc fhs Brook-
isa brags

AfF AeGt nee Ailhsnss f.ns the
~Aie' ealker vha trei 90 ws|l a.laa. ii.l
Nisssfa River iasi Saturday aticn.nlea Co.
as5 ia w-.k o. -.s vsisf lfala tas Baf
iholi' Statue fe Ile hra.4 fn hflIss
hefft n .pl lsf oa.I kuap u SPORTING insn
Ani t~a iEfa4s senf "a a a a 8c..l.lranf.
iHt l'4. flf eas afessea .u e. ordinary
FHt stceiH lIsi ~ tIe sees ls
were tuIiuv suets ttuY inches
loses tsli intaf. VI1s and aint In,hes
ce-l- lie ala uui carls asIaute-p0'e If
Na4 "-nof Ana 'af eKirf vss raufL L.na
hna q esi di illclfN il Aerrlnf f's as .ala..
Ane Iius eesef frff s4u~t "a Len an-
fioas iilAk inc iura afulud ihf ia .sIl I..r
waves iaslti against fts NA'ftr fIa Lu
renefel frall c.la Nsli ~ssafr.ia ff..
ooai would Drsr and eas nearly ir..fl
lie reeionea King fc v9lk Dstof hlua
Nio1 To increase hIs uAoe hIt fht vIaa aal
strong c-rfclf prevented liIu irUm aa.na
e. Aaily. enable o. mtLs lsaaaas.
De gave up tle struggle iit vas
iAAen aboard ile beat. brandy ras given
hin aud h.s lnlas Were Rubbed. pAIIt lhe
bat wa ro~eo to ias haflfrf "a hsIf a|I
landed. hlAf sass At tv.l na mass al-
other AiifiuY left while ih.s weather
lssIs ite flilts Dis feat Wa fle rItaIae.
efer ACCOM-. ..l.irt 3D. rough wait. Itr was
o. tte vstef nr hoaI Aud tff minutes
ht its ehilc1 t.usf ite % stltt..I .uI
uA.t "a.A Aoa t.l.f aHl % .af FL. i.r .lIa
fINtf
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST.
The Whaling Barr Atlantic Wrecked Near
san Francisco.

SAN fRtNCfsco, Dec. lT.-At 80 o'clock
tiiis morning the whaling bark Atlantic was
driven ashore 4 mile and = half below the
Clh House, and went 10 pieces in few
minutes. not spar remaining standing.
The wreck Vas strsvn along the beach tor
three or four miles. About twenty Ave
mea are believed 70 be lost. The captain
snd maze With eight or ter men were saved.
Al he Tine Of ne disester q dense foe
AMI beary seas prevailed The Atlantic
lsft ere yesterday afternoon FOR = cruise in
the South Pacific. sftcr which she was TO
frc rcd North. The Atlantic vas IN Old
ve,-s. having been built in 1851. was PSI
faus reg-ster. s1c vas ownsn by J. & ". r..
W.nE ~ New Bedford Mas She was
commanded ~ Captain +. Warren. It Is
not ye' possible 70 ascertain the names u
tie i1-- and saved
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
a LETTER FROM 0. a eLoDesTr.
lie Tells Detroit rsps- Why He Sup
ports Colonel s.ocLbridxe.


The Detroit Nr., Of Inst evening contains
the following letter from wel known cii-
izen of Grand Rapids
t. THE EDIr0K-Since nv return home,
a few days ago my attention has been
called 20 a reference in the Anrs, some days
since % my reasons for supporting Colonel
stock lie for the -snaiorship IL VAS
ssid IN substance. that Mai. A. 3. Watson
and myEelf were about the only supporters
OF Colonel ~tOckbridge in this city and that
we we're heavily interested in those upper
peninsula land schemes and know II
Colonel Stockbridge IS elected he can Be re
led upon to aid in protecting their our
interests As TO our being the only Re-
puolicens who support Colonel stock bridge
the fact Is that a large majority Of tho
truest and best Re, 4blicans and
poor alike-Are in favor OF his election.
Already about thirty such Republicans
have declared themselves through the
local press as preferring Colonel Stock
bridge 70 any other candidate. and many
others have privately eIprsssed 10 me the
same preference Among those who have
publicly announced themselves for Colonel
Stockbridge are Attorney General Taggart,
ext nited States District Attorney Stone.
Daniel Mccoy. Chairman Of The Republican
county tonmittes, non. NJ. I. bArcn. tN-
Postmaster Moore, Harvey J. Hollister,
General B. i. Pierce, anc other men OF
prominence
Ar 70 he statement that Major Watson
and myself are interes ed in lands N the
Upper Peninsula. tie truth j.. neither OF us
ever owned foot of land there ami have
not been in that peninsula in thirty
wears.
/ support Colonel stcckbr.dge becsuse J
believe. first, that there u TO other caudl-
dale whose qualifications better ht hir f1r
the Office second. that hs viii give more
general satisfaction 10 all clssses or people
throughout the State than any one ese of
those Who have been named. ana thlri.
that there is no one else who so much de-
serves the gratitude Of he ps,tv
ID A. BlCDGET.
GpANu Rtprn9 Nicb dec rs
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

Say fekSc--c1, Dee. l1.-Capta'n Warren
makes Che following statement Of the
wreck There vas hssvy hesd swell and
no wna when We were tovcl 0at % seq
yesterday Tae currents were 90 strong
that ws could NOT Eet out Of
fhe swell. Tie sea wss 40 heavy
fr7t our anchors would not hold
alf were dragged ashore We struck a.
f.. - a. m. The immense waves we're
washing fle men overheard All this time
The vessel went to pieces IN an hour and
ha.f aIre- enc struck We succeeded n
lowering tTe boats. hnt Doth we're CAP
sized before getting the boats axay FROM
Che ve-,si lt vas pitch dark
anj igyy IN he irst bost we're g. p0tv
"-sr mate Aufo1 Perry. third mate. aud
fo.ir or dre ~ the cre~. Th.r wss the ia.t
We saw nf hem ia t6e second boat were
rir-s Second H.te Ring snd fve men.
hs we're s~smped. bat The 80 c,rried Is
1 rt. Fe touched bottom and dragged
r.lrfe. r-s ssaor-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
TO SHOW THEIR DEVOTION.
Members OF Parliament Going to Ireland To
Help the A.ti-Rent Campaign.

LoSDoS, Dec. l7.-Secretary Brady. Of the
Irish Parliament Society states this even
ing that number of members OF Parlia-
ment have started for Ireland to take their
chances IN participating IN the National
Leagues auti-racE rent ampsign, which
they viii prosecute vigorously The Na-
Uonslis's are laughing al tho stupidity IF
the police who raided the rent officers A.
lOggh-ea yesterday in not acting earlier
than they did. Had they done So they
might hsve seized many thousand pounds
instead of The paltry sum they found when
t.cT A-rlyed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
Jeremiah Jordan Deae. tho Police.

DUBLIN. Ireland December Il. Iss6.-
Mr.. jeremiah Jordan, member for Vest
Clare, and Mathew J. Kenney, member for
Middle Tyrone. arrived al Kilrush County
Clare. today. and will receive, as trustees.
the rents OF the tenants on the Vandalur
and Barton estates. The sOlice have been
made aware Of the arrival and the purpose
Of thei, visit but have a. vet abstained
from Interference il i expected, however
that action similar 10 that taken at Long
hrea, will be resented TO.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

IcVneS. Dec. IA cabinet council was
h,'t .1 pownlng-st. to-day. which ia''ed
three hours- The caiei bushes. discussed
vas tae question ~ British occupation Of
frvfr anl q circular note 20 the powers
wss approved. ex.isiuin.ng fhe FieF. of The
Eng 'h Govern mont 1ni upon 'he rnan-
"a ant military a'gtau ot GREAT Britain
p Egypt The action ~ the irisn Fxecu-
tive against The >ar asI oafue Ami Rent
Camp.igu. vas a.so approved by the cab
fnrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
Aeault,ed and Oh-ored

COX, Dec. l7.-Doctor Bronson and three
Kerry farmers were tried in the Cox sssizes
today Tor moonhshting in Kerry and &C
Quilted when the verdict wss brought in
the crowd. which filed the couYt- room.
cheer~d The jury AM the defendants The
latter. after they had been formally dis
charged hv tbe c0urt were escoYte1 through
the streets ~ p tremendous crowd. whose
enthusiastic cheering ws- slmo.t desien-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
REPUBLICANS N CAUCUS.


Fss-nries FILLED .nd Committee on or
der ~ Ruslnss. Appointed
Ntsu sraT HeC l--Thsre was 4 can
cus 7f 'he Repuh a. Senator'S this af.er-
noon. waich occupied Al hour anl hsif
The vacancies existing on snursbe- of CON-
r''f.ees 1V -eas01 Of rer'r-msnts from the
~ensfe. rssisnsaon, iesfh. 81 wsre 4 al
he principal cn-ns-s -er- ny The .. ectiCl
20 NJ Nogh. ~ Oregon. /. Chairman ~
t1e com miris- on Clsini. al NJ @poooer.
rf isronsin. - thsirnsr ~ Cssrt III.
lenses Afl-r he Comr itrse or vacancies
~ars disposed ~ nuUb-r ~ suh'e-fs caue
rr and w-rf 1e7sf~d m ssEf-ifrd msnnsr.
fhs Intsr -fsf~ ommsro 1 snt fr~ fsr
~. q fhr main topics TIE outcome ~ II
rss fea selection rfs committee ~ "a .ue.
NJ fim .rds = TO aesd ~ rs t1 rsvs
fs-ra tla arf-r ~ business during faa
-er.s. rier = tne rrss.1u
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
Apls,.ant Iarir-

Miss In.u psrr. u -a, hovery-st., was
given surprise lsst evening hy about
thiry Of her young friends from tie Last
and We,t side. nusc and games were the
order u tle evening sud 'udgrs from
appearsRo~s enjoyment rs.gnei supreme
wilt tie select .lttle company present
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

Much comp.sint Is heard 81 ;he rn.on
Depot abou; the Niobigsn Central trhius
being allowed - bold the ns.de track when
other roads Passengers sre 00eu obliged
20 climb over C<ural tfan lu order go
sef rhpat - aroihcr ana the cor plaIu-
ans charge that tie Central officials lo
not try 90 avoid such dangerous luoonfel-
ienCGs
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

rhebe A. Bignell wss ycrisrlay granted
divorce from her husband. Chas ". Big
Eel. on the grounds OF cruelty and hGbiuai
drunkenness ia tie Superior Court Matte
II. Wilson wa sl.o relieved from her mat
rimoniai relations rifh Geo = Wilson who.
she charge failed ~ support her
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

'tesrs ISIS as ~ sid -oe
Tr.-aa .11 ie.. ..r.cats lis 81 tle ae--
ta.as .f t1e lart .l ..t ~ %
tle >s-fss a1t tls ssa isf.s a.ll. q t-
re i.ser el4as ei .4e -sseae.s to s-s.est
sfras-r ~ t~n slt @14r-etef aao sas
sesls t.e s.ar es .lnafe taa'4rnf.
!. was ~ ttea 3s Cars ~ arsea Anl ,-oss'n
IlemI-en tLe .a..sr eae of tile tr.sa4
lsals ~ tae Chicago Nlsla
eo.-t - lale q lf4aa u vs nAa nef-r
seen 81 n.s by the same authors Miss
Il.-se latta IS ratue- 5 pretty 14rt WaE' sf
an Le- husband. = & b.tlou. t-s cclf
olalet h4nlolsi. las tsusl ca plsy TIE oaa '1
uarfelolslY wei Size Fi4yel llultef "
solos all duets With NJ Dosson and ia.
claent.lly appeared a. thsis in the ators-
SAID pay = la name a. Powers lass tfrH-
ins Iae pay ~as prsffily sst ana 90
smith = ioily memory was fanny Isl Doc
Jones ~ ia as.ors olch while Clar.-s
Ai.en VA luticr04s IS lniiaa jAcz. Use
other members ol the company $50 n0t eaii
Tor special mention except tbat Mf. l}ou-
son banjo playing was. ~ course t3tri-
lent Tonight Litta vail reappear ln
'Gbispa playing several nanios al once
arn pres e1tins every laiv lu ile audience
win a cabinet photo y herseif - s9a-
yenir.
The appearance Of the san Francisco Ll--
sirels ~ Redmond Opera House tonight
viii certainly bee heI4ltsd wlth delight ey
theatre goer- ami tie excellent programme
which will uo presented VII ne found re-
plete with novelties. Tie ofEsnikAu0a en-
braces many well known minstrel bright
lights aud IS one - the cleysrest comnanics
nov on the road. The street parade a
noon viii be watched with cons.der2b.e IN
tersst, and the military oand Will be found
new feature 81 travelling ORGANIZATIONS
:. n He-die and sara Won l.eer Wiz ap-
pear a. Powers Opera Hogse fox five nights
Chrs,nas week commencing Tuesday.
Decembel ~ aad viii present Tie following
HAYS Tuesday a Brave Woman
"Wednesday "our BOYS Thursday
Camille FRIDAY, LED Astrav satur-
day ln-.su4fs matinee. "a Brave
Woman. saturday evening The cors.can
Brothe-s Prices duruE thi4 engagement
vii oe and I'D cents. Reserved
seats at - C-lt, can now oe secured at
spraker &. hls4doae $.
William B'ack general representative oi
T. IL Minneus attractions. Is ~ town
ahead of Passions Slave whiDH Will be
seen a. the Wonderland all mex. week
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18
The HONORABLE BOpY.

GRAso R.rlps, Mich.. Dec. le.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-18

The Neat ard NSwsy Sunday
Issue Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-15

JOHN s. BARBOUR This eminent leader
of the Virginia democracy reached the
State last Wednesday after several months
absonco. His presence will give feeling
of security to the Virginia democracy that
nothing else can give-not that security
that leads to inactivity, but that knowledge
that if every democrat does his duty, there
is under this great leader no such word as
defeat. 1t may be safely said that at no
time in its history has that democracy felt
his value SO keenly as in the last two weeks.
We make no mention of the past, for in any
event he is not the man to remember it. and
those who have been his friends would not
be worthy of the name were they to alude
to it now in a spirit of reproach. He is now
10 the lead again, and On one thing we
think all the democrats of Virginia are
agreed: that no man shall hereafter, with
Justice, charge them with ingratitude.-
Stanton Tindicator,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Foreign Items.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Standard saws:
"The plain English Of Count Kalnoky's de.
claration is that Russia shall not occupy
Bulgaria; if she does she will have to reck-
on with Austria and England and, in case
of need, with Germany"
SOFIA, Nov. 15.-Captain Nabokoff has
been delivered TO the Russian Consul at
Bourgas.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 15-It is stated on
authority that Prince Waldemar is person.
ally willing to accept the throne of Bulgaria.
VIENNA, Nov. ia youth yesterday
committed suicide by jumping from the
spire of the ST. Augustine court church. a
height of lis feet.
SOFIA, Nov. 15.-It is rumored here tnat
Russia is mobilzng troops. Gen. Kaulbars
has demanded the dismissal of the pre-.
feet and sub.prefect of Philppopois because
the patrol, late at night, dissrmed and con
Quoted to the Russian Consulate Russian
cavass, who had refused to give his name or
the password when challenged,
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Killed by Rolling Logs.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. ia special
to the 4dretiser says: At Martins Bridge,
fourteen miles south of Greenville, party
of ten men were.rafting logs in the creek,
and had number of other logs fastened
with stakes some distance up the embank-
ment. While all were busy at work the
stakes holding the logs up the embankment
gave way and the logs came crashing down
the embankment with terrific force, running
over, terribly mangling and instantly killing
s. L. Pinney, of Greenville, who had gone
to the bridge to superintend rafting the logs.
Thomas Jones was terribly mangled and
has sincs died. The others escaped uuhurt.
Pinney was prominent citizen of Green
vile, between forty and forty five years OF
age, and leaves wife and FIVE children.
Mr.. Jones was about nineteen years OF age
and unmarried.
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set against him not only the mon who nom
inate Presidents, but also those who elect

set against him not only the mon who nom
mate Presidents, but also those who elect
them.
Mr. Benedict, the public printer, who pri-
vately snys he is opposed to both the letter
and spirit Of the civil service law, but pub.
licly acts as though he were firm believer
in both, says, when Southern printers apply
to him fer some Of the five hundred posi-
lions he is to fill between now and the COM
meEcement of the next session of Congress.
that the Government printing Office is filled
up with people from their section. An ex-
of the 935 printers employed there, leaving
out Maryland and Virginia, only 50 are
from the South.
For many yeals system has prevailed in
all the departments here by which en-
pIoying substitutes To-day that system
was abolished in the Treasury Department,
and hereafter overy employee in that de-
purtment will do bis own work or be dis.
missed All the substitutes left there to day.
gentleman from Syracuse, N. Y, hero to-day,
says Miss Winnie Davis, the daughter of Mr.. JEFF
ferson Davis, who is now in that city is receiving
great attention there from all classes of people
Last week test fire alarm was sounded so that
she might observe the working of the fire depart
ment. Balls and parties and other social enter
tainments are given her, republicans vieing with
democrats III showing her respect and honor, and
in cndeavors TO make her visit as Agreeable as pos
siblc He says she deserves it ALL but that the re-
publicans seem to be actuated by desire to make
her, and through her, all tho people of the South
feel that the is over, and that that feeling is
prevalent throughout the North, but that neither
the President nor his Cabinetseem to be aware Of
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-The annual meet.
ing of the stockholders OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company was held to day.
Reverdy Johnson, jr., in the chair. The re-
port of President Carrot was presented,
showing the receipts of the main stem for
the past year to have been S9,S46,613, and
the expenses s4,O26,365, or So, 237,741 less
than the earnings. The cost of operating the
road was 1910 per cent. upon the earnings
The whole value of the sinking fund is
stated at s718,739. The Washington branch
earnings were 1926, 1920, and the expenses
S0O,Sl5, showing net earnings of 1924 sos
The earnings of all the branches, including
Washington, were SIS, 1887, expenses
sl2,O35. 742-leaving net balance of So
3S6,694. Speaking of the Philadelphia
branch, the President says: 1.-THE line be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia was
opened for passenger and freight traffic on
the 10th ultimo; the road is strictly first
class being laid with steel rails"