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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
is AT THE
Residence Of Ex-Nayor Yssler, Third
and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
vREE.
sead for free book explaining the Hisso-
genetic System.
CAUTiON-The Histogsnetic Medicines
are sold In bot one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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J. KEITH WILSON, Manager.
Branches San Francisco. Cal, Portland Or.
Tacoma, wash.. Victoria, Vancouver, Nav West.
General banking business trans acted: foreir,
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and teie-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches:
also ON New YORK, Chicago csnada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject TO check In
terest paid on time deposits
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rrasx Drawn On an paris % tire world In.
Sryess raid on savings and time depdassA
Hourp-teA m 20 p n, and saturday eVeo-
trSs from % O'clock
deposits rsay BE- made In person or by regis
tired letter. moaey order Or express. and deooast
books viii be returned - requested
Nonsy scaaed On real estate ~ reasonable rAteA
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CALIFORNIA
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M soCTHERS PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only rouss
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
70 al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
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Assnched % express srsins. a6ordInx supsrsoe
Recommendations for secondeisw pa1nenxpsx
- rases. tickets. slaeranG-car reeervs4ions
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= Z. ROGERS ASST General lreixht ana Pa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
PLANS FOR AYACHTING REGATTA.

At a meeting Of the New Yorl. Yacht Racing Asso
citation last evening the following officer, were elected
President Alnn,on j. Prime, commodore Of the
Youllcrs Cornthian Yacht club; Vice Irc>dcnt
Frederick W. Pangborn, OF the Jcr.cy City Yacht
Clnb: secretary, George Parkhill, Of the Columbia
Yacht Club; treasurer, IL. X McNurray Of the staten
Island Athletic club; executive committee, ". W
WashLurn vice commodore sing sing Yacht Cub
James /. Labor. commodore Harlem Yacht club
George +. Garland, Ncw-Jcrscy Yacht club Charlie
f. Cameron, Newark Yacht Club, David ". Conn
Pavonia Yacht Club IA amendment 10 the sailing
rules was adopted requiring every cabin yacht ,lins
IN a regatta Of the association t. carry at least lN'
lie bu0ys within easy reach of the hclniinan. The
IaNSWatcr Iacht Club Of BaYsWater, J.. L. was repre-
sentcd at the meeting for the first time. IL wa, re
solved 10 hold The annual regatta next Labor Day
" " Wasbbufn, vicc-CommOdOrc Of the sing sins
Corinthian Yacht Club, caused itile hurry IN il'
noYn be sold on the club boat al the ucAt regatta II,
was sat upon" with great unanlmitF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
THE STOREY HEIRS WANT THE FORFEIT.

Chicago Feb. 3 Cspecian.-In the storey estate
Utgation f. :. Eamcs nlcd bill Of nt"rplcadcr 10.
day, asking the court 20 tell him what D." should do
with o deposit Of 5000 which he holds. This
amount was a forfeit in 4 real estate deal, between
the heirs Of Wilbur T. storey and Charles r. Packer
Ira Holmes, Alexander Mcintosh and a number 81
Others The storey heirs, together with M"ntoh and
Parker fled an 70 Eamcss BIZ, allc.lns that
Packer Holmes and others had a scheme 10 purchase
the unfinished storey mansion at Forty third, and
Grand Boulevard with the ground il stands on, for
- 900 and sell # 10 the ucorpOrat0rs Of the pro.
po,cd Haptlst university for &-1J.oOo.
The storey heir, agreed 20 the sale for $4,000.
and Packer. representing Alexander Mcintosh. a. he
asserted, put check for 5000 .~ued hy Mcintosh.
into The hands Of Tanker Fame. When The heirs
were ready to transfer the land, Mcintosh rcpud,aicd
the bargain and said Holmes and Packer dd not
represent linn I'm the matter. The storey heirs ask
that the money be turned over to them, on account
Of the failure ~ carry out the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
coLoHrD nry AsD sor7Hry YEuSrArE&s

Wilmington. Feb. 5.-Nrcr the Colpr"d Mems Con
ycutlon wa, opened tl, morning th' proceeding soon
became turbulent. and for some time very little bust
moss va, done. - ~"ultor TIuohbacS II Louisiana,
and tic Ect. I.I1c More. of Pennsylvania. rose 4"
question, 81 personal privilege and complained oil
their treatment AT th" hand, of certain newspapers
The Rev. Dr. Derrick proposed resolution commend
ing the southern pres, and TN, Immediately gave rise
TO a long and fr,.. .u-utly heated discussion.
Dr. Derrick said that he had positive knowledge
that many men u the south Nc;c 10 oiupatiN
with the negro, aud the convention being under
mo- poltlcnl bond, III, resolution should be adopted q
blood he'd must be- stopped. Editor MITCHELL OF Inc
l.irimond rlanct.7 ,poac IN favor OF the resolution
,,d .,d r. Wa- clad To have an opportunity TO show
I'M. u.1plr aud papers that Their lml"tIy was dp-
,.,.. I,'.,. I'M, resolution uUIlH defeated.
senator Blair made speech ia which lie warmly
ur.cd upon the convention To petition Congress to
pa. thc Educational bill
Editor Mitchell. - Richmond, read a paper con
rcrlln, uutrag,~ upon col3.cd people in the south
lie aid that 3-3 negroes had been lynchcd I'm the
south since -. Zee declared that o'lord men
hld been r,a. ted In North Carolina and when orc
II ti" delegate, called him 10 account for making
SUCH violent a--.rti"n II. g. Gue,uu, Of Edenton,
=. c.. c0rr,hpr1t"d Nr. Mitchell.
i permanent organization WI, formed. 10 De known
a. tIr American citizens Equal E:ht, Association of
the utcd St'ic-. 10 meet annually In February.
Auxiliary associations are - De- formed IN every
-int" and Territory, under the jurisdiction OF the
National organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco T.'.r,tn r,. <
4 Haunted House.

This body Of has been lkencd a tenement. ~
often has haunted aIartmcnt-the stomach Scared BY
tho e!dch sprtc. dyspepsia digestion and refuses "a
return the spell what can raise the ban
laid upon unhappy organs We answer unhesitangy.
Ho,et'er Stomach Blttcrs and are warranted In the
response the recorded OF myrad covering
period Of third Of century. A course Of tho
Btters begun in stage OF the affection and pers
sstenty followed. will terminate In cure positive NOT
partial The Bttcrs restores tone % the epgasrc nerve.
and purAcs the juices from the eolual
tu" that act the food diccatiycly cNpcs bile from
the stomach and the blood and promotes regular habie
OF body Malaria, Kidney complaint nervousness rhsuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
DEATH AND DESTITUTION From FIRE.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH ~ 4 LITTLE
MINING TOWN.

CarbOndslc Penn. Feb. (Spccian.-Malshw
an isolated little village in the Moosic Mountains.
is the home Of miners and laborcrs Of the Moosic
Coal Company. The houses all owned by tbs
company, and were erected in blocks Of ten. The
full particulars Of horrible accident AZ that place
were received here today on Monday night there Wa
a christening at the home Of Polaudor named Pulaski
which was largely attended. Liquor flowed freely
and a dance was started. during which a lamp fu
Oh tie floor and exploded. There Wa, NJ one sobci
enough Immediately put out the fire, and the
burning OIL ran around the room, isntng veIythdg
combustlble. in few minutes the building was ID
flames. some OF the Poles remained about the build
Ing attempting TO conquer the flames, but the fire
spread from one dwelling & another with great
rspidty. Men, and children rushed from
the burning buildings in their night clothes. unable
10 save anything Now and then hail ,ul'ocatcd
woman or child was carried through the flames.
The men who were sober did heroic work. hut they
lad come - the rescue too late Il save al. Ihc
house Of Joseph strauss was euvelopd in hain"s
before the re~cucrs arrived The occupants were
aroused and taken out alive except Mrs strauss
and her TWO children. Every effort wa, made 10
save them. hut without avail In an adjoining tulN
inc PoIander named Michael SwiH was burned 10
death. and his body was taken from the rum yes
tcrGay.
Ali the earthly possessions Of the occupants Of
The burned block are destroyed. Those whose lvrs
were saved are in destitute Circumstances. INC
coal pany yesterday sent temporary relief to the
sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.

Albany, Feb. (SpecaD.-Assemblyman h. j.
Lewis, Of NcwYork, introduced bill to-day provid-
ing for the improvement Of the parks in Fourtlavc'
Newlork, between Fiftyeghth and Slxty-seventh SIS
Among other bills introduced today were:
BY Mr. Treadway-Amcnding the act for the pres
ervation Of shad in the Hudson by making II unlaw-
flil to take shad from sunset saturday 70 sunrise
on Monday from March Is to June -; also, for the
preservation Of salmon.
Mr.. Rice-Making IL miSdcmeanor to sell tickets
for travel railroad steamboat unless the seller
is duly authorized by the company controlling SAID
road or line.
Mr.. Notwithstanding the act FOR Criminal
Court Building in NcwYorh 10y forbiddinc the award
OF the contract 10 any except citizens Of tho state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

Thousands of women bless the day when
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription was first
brought 10 their attention.
" Favorite Prescription is the only rem
edy for womans peculiar weaknesses and
delicate ailments, sold by druggists, under
a positive guarantee from the manufact-
urers, that it will give satisfaction IN every
case. or money refunded. Certificate OF
guarantee printed on its wrapper, and
faithfully carried ont by the proprietors
for many years.
As an inyisorating tonic. it imparts
strength TO the whole system. For
oyerworked "worn out" run down
debilitated teachers, mIliners, dressmallers,
sealnstreSseS, shop girls horsel,eepers,
nursing mothers. and feeble women gen
orally, Dr. Picrces Fayorite Prescription
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
LATEST NEWS ~ YHr rIELD or LABoR.

A meeting wa, held last night by the delegates OF
tho German Building Trades section at No. 90 First
ave-. to receive reports To- the condition OF the
building trade in. this city. There were twenty ono
trades represented and all reported great prosperity
\ committee appointed 10 visit all the unions
connected with the section and induce them 10 make
big display al the cichthour massmcctinGs.
The striking cloahmakers in the employ Of A. Fried
lander & Co. returned 10 work yesterday.
An assessment Of 20 cents member has been levied
the New-York cigarmakers' unions. The strike
~ KcrOs { spices, factory continues.
Delegates from FIVE talOrs unions will meet on
Tuesday to device way, II possible. Of doing aNai
with the sweating system In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

we're present Tho object of the mcctlnR f. ~ discuss
proposed legislation, 10 Dee urged upon iohft'1 10
iorurr Government equipment for state mil'tlh
URGlNG SUBSIDIES 70 PACIFIC 90 Fan LINES.
Washington, Feb o. IN Representative FELTON,, "
California; a. day made all argument before the House
Committee on Merchant Marine aud Ilahcrica IN be-
half OF tho bin granting hubsdc, 10 American vessels
the san Francisco Chamber Of Commerce. aud his
argument Was an unqualified Endorsement Of the iarqu
har bill In connection with his argument. ho pro.
scented s1tcmcnt containing fact Ia relation 10 tho
stcnm-hip line, of tc Pacific Coast. lie first called
attention to the two lines between san Francisco aud
China and Japan the Pacific Mail and the occidental
and Oriental These lines, he said, had been running
for some years without any Government assistance
whatever other chan TIE payment 10y the United
states OF about sllOOO per annun for carrying tho
United states mails. They hhd been enabled 10
sustain Themselves while they had no opposition by
reason Of the large immigration and return Of Chinese
This, 10 a great extent, Row prevented By tho
Restriction Act and the ChiIicsc consequently come
10 Victoria y. G.. by the Canadian Pacific line Of
steamers, The latter line. Mr.. FELTON, continued Wa
sustained by a subsidy OF 100000 100000 per
anuum guaranteed By the English and CANADIAN Gov
ernmcuts. IN regard to the Pacific tO1,t steamship
COMPANY an American line Mr. FELTON, SAID the Cnitc1
states Government encourages IL By paying II F2lO
pcr for the transportation Of the american
mail, 10 British Columbia. while the Canadian GOV
cruiucnt pays it, for the transp OrtdOn OF her mails
AZ 60 per auuum Mr.. FELTON, also referred 70 tie
oceanic steamship Company, the steamers OF which
ply between Francisco ana Australia, VIA taWiIl,
and 10 the encouragement and difficulties under which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
NAvAssA RIOTERS rAvDlvG 4 rHIRD rRIAL.

baltimore Feb. 5.-Thc third trial Of the Nayassa
rioters begun before Judge Morris and jury in
the United States Circuit Court to-day. The cases Of
Edward smith for the murder II Samuel Marsh, and
stephen Peters. Charles u. smith and Charlie, II.
Davis, for the murder Of William r. Shea were tried
together the jury being sworn separately in each
case. The other persons, including george ;. Key
and Henry Jones who arc under conviction Of murd az
in the first degree for the billing 81 James Mahon.
and Thomas VI. Foster ana SIX others. who under
conviction Of laughter, also being tried a.
access cries I'm the present case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
TO REVIVE TIE CABLE RAILWAY.

Albany. Feb (SpeciaD.-scnator Bikett OF Brook
lyn introduced A bin to-day which, II Is expected, is
intended TO revive the Ncw-Norh Gable Railway Com
pany 1t is an amendment Of Chapter 037 of the Laws
Of 1867, entitled An Act 10 enable companies or
corporations, organized under any general law 10
extend their existence The amendment reads:
And any such company or corporation which has
not fled such certificate Of extension before tn cA
tncate within sixty days after the passage Of this
act
This probable applies 10 the Ncwlork Gable
Railway Company and one may expect soon 10 see
Mr. Shaw here pushing TIE bin by sccrcttvc methods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
RAILROAD INTLRESIS.

UNWILLING TO GIVE CHICAGO PREFEif.A'h'
Chicago. Feb THE Western states Passenger
Association lines have been forced 20 adjourn WITHOUT
settling the complications arising from the reques'
# The Eastern lines that dGcrcutal rates be u'eH
west Of - Louis and Chicago. Recently the western
lines. through Wee Chairman blanchard. Of the cen
tal Traffic Association, requested Western roads u
use certain baslng rates. uaf.Hc the dfoiental rates
from the West apply alike VIA Chicago and - LOUIS
A common higher rate 10 b. u>cd VIA chicago, ana
through car lines and VIA =. Louis and through car
lines. al-o common lower or dNercntal rate To
apply all GlGcrcntal routes through the gate"aYs
named. This being satisfactory 10 all western roads
rates wcrc compiled on that baS, hut not placed III
elect owing 70 the protest Of certain eaNtbound lines
from =. Louis, which claim that there should De
three sets q rates by OK -. Louis. tho same as
nom It. Lou.s proper which would ucccSsl,ac tn
Application ~ an intermediate dlfcgcutal rate VIA
49, Louis. which would Dee ore dollar higher than the
only dHcroutal rat. Applicable via chicago. This
vas not sat ,iactory 20 tlF Nr, I'm Nn'> who's" ONLY
outlet !, hV way ~ ~ Louis. To-day the Western
Iu.s submitted proposition requiring tlr'c srt' 81
rates via -. Louis and two VIA chicago, FUR hrr re-
Iu.-tIus that 90 certain Western territory an unusual
Intern date clI,rcuNM Inc De- used. Aicr long
discussion the Western limos declared % iwpra'u'iic
to adopt THIS propo-liou mainly for ih' rl,oh'
,tltcd. Th' mes especially Directing as,e't'l their
rcrfcct Wlllu-uc-, fo adopt ANS hl-' ~ rats Ntt'
factory - tho Wo>tcr. rold,. and apply The s1uc
from thcr territory. provided the same rates were
used via u. LOui, aud via Chl ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
wyouIyG,s RIGHT TO STATEHOOD.

Washington, Feb. 5-DclcFatc Carey, Of Wyomng.
made an argument before the House Committee on
Territories today in support e IN" lin for the al
mission If the Tcrri,oiy Of Wvcmu" a. a STAT. Nr
Carey insisted that few ~inics had had, when almitei
TO tho Union, better prospects than had IN" Territory
u wyoming. He made companions between tho
population and the value OF property in TIE Territory
Of Wyoming and in TIC States admitted. the com
parsons being favorable 10 the former There werc
also numerous public works and the Territory hal
q capitol building that VA, m0r' handsome tltI
iccn OF the states could boast. The I'm INC al con
dit.On Of ;hc Territory was also hica. and none ~
the Territorial hoad- Lore over per cent interest
wyoming never had dollar Of floating debt. She
has nlne National banks and number Of prNat"
banks great railroad activity. and thirty newspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
AMENDING TIE GENERAL WORLDS FA1R BILL.

AMENDING THE GENERAL WORLDS FAIR BILL.
Washington. Feb. 5.-The House Committee on the
Worlds Fair held meeting this morning, and adopted
the bill of the subcommittee, with a few verbal
changes and with one important amendment. This
amendment consists of a provision for the appropra-
ton Of 81 800 900 for the erection OF building for
Government exhibits. Mr. Frank. Of Missouri, urged
the importance of speedy action and upon his motion
subcommittee was appointed. composed OF McSSrS.
Gambler HIT Hatch and Wilson, and instructed 10
frame Immediately, and report 10 the full committee.
bill providing for scheme of procedure in the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

Huifalo, Feb. tSpccal.-rshop Byan's appoin'"".
Father ipwlcr, whom the pol"s u -. Adclbcrt's
Church refuse - accept pastor. proposes To get
even. To-Day h' refused burial permit to weep.
rl member ~ hi, conservation wio-c little daughter
vr- dead. ia" poles became terribly cAcllcd a.
soon o. they heard of H. and another riot is feared.
The Board Of Health that the child must be
buried At once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

walk off yearly with 100000 OF usually needless canal
appropriations for his district the mystery IS solved.
1t may be added that If the Republican LEGISLATURE
grants Edward Hannah, the Democratic SupcTint deht
OF Public Works. the - 600 900, IL Is proposed TO put
in his hands to eXpcnd this wear and the coming
fiscal wear, there will be considerable doubt about
eleCting a Republican Assembly thi~ fall. AM t"at
there is reason to fear the Republicans would lose
the Tinted States ScnntOrShip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

TO ANFND IHt NEN md IKAFFIC AERFFMENT.
Chicago. Feb. 5.-N meeting Of the manager, o. the
lines In tho Central Traffic Association to-day the new
~ agreement which was adopted In April but va,
signed BY all tho members referred t. a COMMITTEES
II eleven, together with all the written crtci,m, and
suggested amendment, which have from time 10 time been
received by the chairman This committee. /. 10 report a,
future moetng such amendment, aud editions a. IL may
,grec upon. IL IA To confer with Chicago and Ohio
River Traffic Association with view ~ the union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
INJUNCTION AGAINsr ~ ELEcrRIc LINE.

INJUNCTION AGAINST AN ELECTRIC LINE.
Chicago. Feb. lSpec.aD.-lhe city OF Joliet Is with.
out a street railway. The Injunction Of tho Chicago
and Alton Railroad against electric street railway
rothiddng II to run. account Of irreguartv of con
ruction stI restraints the Thomson Houston Connanv
from operating the line The injunction ia now nor
manent Alton Company having nlcd the necessary
bond to-day. Joliet people threaten to retaate on tho
Alton BY favorng petng lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
CONFERENCE OVER THE NEBRASKA CORN
RATES.

Chicago. Fob. 5.-SccretaFy q Sta:c Co"drV Lana
io,or S.n and S.ac Treasurer I'M. o. Nebraska,
ma ortv q The Board ~ Transportation h'd con-
ference here today railroad respecting the rte'
on corn. The conf continued until O'CLOCK "heh
the Nebraska men and railroad men N'n into selaa's
,auc,,ses thinking that they might the readily
formulate method u settlement Han AN hour later Ns
railroad men adjourned and VIII moc. with the N'oa'Ss
officials again tomorrow morning, II being found impo''
sbe 20 reach unanimous action owing % re absence ot
.a,rol interested lines The railroad say that thcy
would De willing t. make reasonable reduction ~
rates o:hcr rates would remain unaffected or II he fe'
Iucton would 90 tho farmers any good They Assert NAV
any reduction n rates would result In such quantity OF
,-n br thrown on the market a. 20 completely demor-
ale prices putting the farmers "a worse push' uaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
TIE SAMOAN TREATY " AGAIN ~ THE SENATE

Washington IcD. .. Ia the executive session of the
senate this afternoon th" m1itci Of the samoan
treaty came up again. Mr. Edmund, introduced a
resolution Yesterday formally declaring IT t. be the
understanding 81 the senate that the rights Of 'hc
United state h. the ha'b0r 81 FagoIaP', coded by
samoa In the Treaty IL l~50, were not disturbed by
the Berlin tgeat} Of 1~-1. Thi, rc-Oluuon Wa d..
cus-cd for AN hour more this afternoon, friend, of
the traty Arguing that IT unnecessary, and that
t, pa-slgc would serve only T. oomphcatc matter,
The got. motion {, lay the r'-Jluil ~ ON the
table d.co.cd the fact that ro quorum present.
and the senate then Adjourned. There va q large
majority ia fevor Of laying the r'-olutlon on the
tall, 4 motion made Nc,tcrla" f. recon. ldcl
the vote b. which the tfcHty va. ratified wa, not
acted upon. Iicfore the Edmund olHtlpu taken
u a number 81 nominations Wcrc confirmed, none
II thcm IT il said. OF any particular importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
srArENrNr or THE UNION PACIFIc.

Boston, Feb 5.-Thc preliminary statement Of the
Union Pacific road for December shows gross earn
ngs Of ~ 7si 7O- increase $273o3i, net earnings.
a794.O7i decrease. Si7j,0~S. For twelve months
10 December ~ Ggo-, earnings. $JlO7OI0l: in
crease S-1l.GCO; net earnings 7l231OG5S; Increase
rt5l .5IO. The month of December shows an in
crease in expense, Of %il0OOO.