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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
JUBLE IN THE CAMP.
I the Anti-HarriSOn Men On the
National Committee
MAKEASHOWINGOF THEIR POWER
And Elect Carkson Against ths WISHES o. ihs Presi-
dsnt?-They Probably Williamson viii d.
rect His Own Campaign and He Wants Mill
ionai-e @. N. Bliss Of New York to Help Him.
50 80 o Il R.alslsr.

SsNCiCl TslegTCm 20 tts REGISTER.
WAsHNeroN, June 26.-The move
ments suddenly sprung 10 re-ele,t Gen.
Clarkson. chairman Of the Republican
National Committee, despite his opposi-
tlon to Harrison's denomination aud his
swn declarations that he was out, seems
/ have something in it. Many
ople here believe tonight that
will be successful. When
i lIarkson came here on Friday,
he declared emphaticaily that he was
about 10 retir from the chairmanshlp;
that he W. xiOuS 70 get ont. and that
it was % .lrd 90 talk about his remain
inc 'u TODAY he talked quite differ
He would say nothing further
q. the newspaper reports that he
d continue chairman than that the
,gspaDers were frequently mistaken.
The anti-HarriSOn men claim that they
still have majority of the National
Committee, and it is believed they mean
10 90 ahead and re-elect ClarksOn, al
though Ii is now known
TIE PRESIDENT DOES NOT WANT HIN.
Reports were given out to-day that at
the Interview between the President
and Clarkson last night, Mr. Harrison
expressed a desire 70 have ClarSsOn take
charge OF his campaign. But there Is
the best authority for the statement
that the President did not ex-
press any such desire. He told
CIarkson that be thought it
best that some New York business
man should be put az the head OF the
committee. He did not name any man,
but Cornelius y. Bliss is understood 10
be the one he has I'm mind. The Pres-
snt further indicated that be, himself,
ould devote considerable attention 70
conduct of the campaign, so that
s>New York business man would oe
geiy a fgurehead.
Present indications are that the Ma
Joral Committee will not heed the Pres
ideut's wishes but 90 ahead and elect
Ciarkson Just Co show their power.
Then they designate the executive eX-
scutive committee from his own sup
lorters, with the New York business
nan OF his choice as its chairman. The
after will be- nominaily IN charge OF the
ampaigu, but In reality the directing
lind will be the Presidents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
At Limerick.

LIMERICK. June 26.-Mr. Jordan, Nj. p,
was attacked by a crowd of Parnellites to-
dav on arriving in this city to address an
-Parnellite meeting. AIR. Jordan was
struck on the head, his hat being smashed
in. A strong detachment of police escorted
him 10 his hotel. On the way the Parnell-
ties hooted and stoned the police who final
" used their swords to disperse the crowd.
Several arrests were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

PHnADELPBIA, Pa, June 2S.-The re-
lutions introduced by Frederick w. LoI
at the meeting OF Typographical UniC
No. 2, on Sunday last, were tabled az {
special meeting to-day. They denouno
the action OF the committee Of TypOgrap
cal Union, No. 6, Of New York in indorsi
the candidacy OF Whitelaw Reid ior v
President and called upon the Republi
party 10 withdraw his name.
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The p, FIT. w. a c. Limited Wrecked.

VALPARAISO, IND, June 26.-The Key
stone limited on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wavne and Chicago road was wrecked
west of this city this afternoon. Six cars
and the locomotive plunged over an en-
baukmeut. The fireman was buried be-
meath the debris and Instantly killed. The
engineer and score or more OF the pas
sengers received injuries out all will re-
cover The escape Of the one hundred or
more passengers is considered miraculous.
The wreck was caused by defective raj.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
Not Doodle Enough. MAYBE.

TOPEKA, KRN., June 26.-The CdpSN
this morning contains letter from Frank
McGrath, ex-President Of the Kansas
Farmers Alliance, renouncing his ale
glance to the Alliance and announcing his
return TO the Republican party. This
course is taken by him because he has dis
covered the AIlisnce 10 be an ''ofice seek
ing. boodling ainex TO the Democratic
party.D
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Near It's second Centennial

New H, EAN, CT, June 26.-Yale OBJ
served tb s66ne hundred and ninety-frSt
anniver, az Of the founding Of the college
to-day 5hen President Dwight opened the
Committeeman exercises Of the institution
by delivering the baccaulereate sermon TO
2 gra' = class which for the second
.ge's history appeared in
~"rd and gown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
Lord Randy Talks.

LONDON, June 26.-Lord Randolph
Churchill mas issued an election address to
his constituents. He says he still believes
that it is impossible TO put Home Rule into
a DILL and that if Mr.. Gladstone obtains
ever so great majority he will be doomed
TO political impotence and especially as
long as he exhausts has energies in trying
TO solve what is insolu0le
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
Want 1hem Pardoned.

CHICAGO. June 26.-Friends Of Neebe,
Schwab and Fielding are organizing 70 Sc
cure their pardon. meeting was neld To-
dav and attended by enthusiastic believers
in the Innocence of the anarchists now con-
fined az Joliet. resolutions expressive OF
tine sentiments OF he meeting were passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27
uoo,sd F,o,vers Rofore Him.

PARIS, June 26.-The funeral of Captain
Mayer, the Hebrews champion, VINO died
Thursday night from a wound received IN
a duel with the Marquis DettoreS that
morning, was held this afternoon. The
coffin and hearse were almost hidden be-
meath the wreaths heaped upon them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-27

ST LoUrs. No. Jupe 26.-This morning.
C. ]. Reigers becane involved 10 hight
with three negroes Rn immoral resort on
Clark avenue, near sEtn STeet, ano our
ing the misundersrN "-tne men
literally cut him e 2f.
s-tslly wound,
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ST LOUIS, Mo-, June 6.-In a
ousy to-day. August Harding, II
Palm street, attempted<to lfllA
ing four shots at n Thif
killed her he shot t'5eM -.
both viii recove<
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WORK is DEC
Sr.ial Correspsn

Special CorrssD0a -.
CHICAGO, ! ne 25.-Th'
twenty-three .lny days on
six, in June, appearing tc
broken, there being no raj
or to-day, mp TO noon, | tn
went out 20 the Worlds L
and made a brief tour OF I
with a view TO seeing wh
was being made upon the b.
shaping up OF the grounds,
has been done during
month, and 1t will take som
getic work on the part o. ,
ors to get the Fair In rei
exhibitors and the publ
SAINT rains of June b
labor upon the eXterlt
ings, and everyone Is b
Some OF the buildings
Administration buildinf
building, the Fine
the Illinois state bni
Fisheries building,
advanced state, and
no apparent trouble abou
ready, but some Of the
little moro than started.
State buildings are In V
same situation. The
building, however, Is Ia
about all the frame w0r
for the work, and Contl
have It done in plenty
are but two State bull
advanced stage than tn
building, while the sites
more than marked o
timbering OF the West
is being furnished by {
usual way, but all wood
view. both Inside and o,
lccted West Virginia Tn
sorts, and will give a p
the beauties OF our wof
ing shows 20 good ad'
most eligible situati
affair will be n CT
The grounds ?
tion, and 10 loo
take an army a
roundings OF Oh
BILE shape. NJ
character anC
abOunds ever
slant rains
light soil almf
saturated So
and even
deep lpo
en- driN
- -.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
of a go 900 900 corporation just organized at

of a $50 900, 900 corporation just organized at
Macon, Ga.
THE South Dakota Supreme Court has de-
cided that private parties may do banking
business without Incorporating.
THE Cordage Trust has declared its regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent on
common and per cent on preferred stock
THE survivors of the Nashville firm of Pat,
terson, Gibson & Co. have assigned in order
to wind up business. Assets, s65,O00; liabili-
ties, 800
The South American Steamship Company,
under Chilean auspices, is securing suDsi-
dies from Central American States to enable
it to compete with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship line.
, E. A. STocKwELL, solicitor of the Mutual
Banking Surety Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, of Philadelphia, states that the Com
pany has raised more than the amount OF
cash demanded bv Mr.. Krumbhaar, the Su-
perintendent of Banking. to make good
what he claimed as impaired capital
THE annual report of the Cunard Steam
ship Company shows profit of f220,99 OF
which amount G1o5,426 is deducted for de.
Ifreciation and for the insurance fund; Ihe
directors recommend a dividend of f4s,0oo,
being per cent. At the END OF the year tne
company had on hand E700, S44, and the in
surance fund amounted to E3i5,OOO.
CHARTERS were granted yesterday as fol-
lows: Greensburg Fire Brick Company; cap
ital stock, $4,000. Brownsville Plate Glass
Company, of Pittsburg; capital stock, $75.-
600; incorporators. James A. Swearer,
Brownsville; Edward r. Schmertz, E. c.
Schmertz, 2. H. Rosse, William E. Schmertz,
Jr., and William D. Phelan, Pittsburg.
REFERRING to the grain combine, the Min
nesota commission finds in its report that
there has been some action between the ele
vator and railroad companies to maintain
uniform system of prices. The committee
finds that the producing interests OF the
the victim OF grain manipulators throughout
the country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
A HUGE RAILROAD COALITION.
The Pennsy Is in 1t, and Its Object Is to Do
Away With Commissions

The Pennsy Is in 1t, and Its Object Is to Do
Away With Commissions.
CHICAGO, April 5.-It has just leaked out
here that combination has been formed, or
is being formed, between the Vanderbilt and
Pennsylvania lines in the East and the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul, the Chicago and
Northwestern and the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe in the West, by which these
companies agree to discontinue the payment
of commissions to each others agents. The
consideration is division of the inter-
change passenger business in accordance
with an agreement entered into a few weeks
ago, and which means the exclusion, so far
as possible, of all other lines from partici-
patton in this business. Two secret meetings
have been held, one in Pittsburg, and, it is
believed, the other in New York.
The roads that are to be practically boy
cotted in this arrangement are the Rock
Island. the Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas
City and the Chicago and Alton in the West,
and the Grand Trunk, the Erie, the Balti-
more and Ohio and connecting lines in the
East. 1t is plain to be seen that this is an
other attempt on the part of the Pennsyl-
vania and Vanderbilt systems to do away
with the payment of passenger commissions
to ticket agents, and they have secured the
assistance of four of the strongest roads
west of Chicago If by this deal they can
force the other lines to surrender a peaceful
solution OF the commission trouble may be
expected, but nobody seems to anticipate
such an outcome, at least until after there
has been hard fight. The combination has
been handled very carefully, and it was not
until to-day that reliable information on the
subject could be obtained. The discovery
Of what has been going on viii certainly
result will be terrific rate war OF the
abandonment of the scheme.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
THE FIRE RECORD.

AT Houma, La, two business blocks. Loss,
$50, 600, partly insured.
AT Mandan, n. D., the Methodist Church,
Anti-prohibitionists are accused of kindling
the fire.
NEAR Millersburg, o., Lemuel feelings
farmhouse. Origin, lightning. Loss, $5,0OO;
insured
AT Piqua, O., Cronkill Co.'S three-story
brick furniture factory, throwing 100 men
out of work. Loss, $l5O,OOO insurance,
$50, 900.
AT Milton, Ala, nearly every house in
town. The Creary store, the Court House
and adjoining property were saved. Loss,
1000; insurance, $A 800.
A CHIMNEY fire in a house on Rebecca
street and Boreland alley, Allegheny, at 8
O'Clock last night occasioned an alarm from
station Al. There was no damage.
NEAR Marietta John Athey's large, hand
some dwelling, recently completed. The
family barely escaped with their lives Loss,
several thousand dollars, partly insured.
AT West Superior. Wis, the battery room
of the central telephone office, destroying
the service in that city. The wires were
weighted down with ice and snow and were
overcharged.
AT North jackson, O., near Alliance, the
.
Total loss, $l5 ZOO; insurance about $s, 500.
Among the buildings was .one occupied by
Jepsy Smith and owned by Mr.. HolesbacE;
B. F. Phillips jewelrv store, the building oc-
cupied by the postofflce and owned by D. s.
Mowery and a drygoods store owned by Ed
Foulks.
AT New Orleans the total loss by Sundays
fire is now believed will not exceed 80, ,000 900.
The following is an additional list OF the
losses by insurance companies: Scottish
Union National So, 900: North British, s25, 900;
Royal Company, London, s43, 900; Queen, Lon
don, SIS, 900; London and Lancashire, So, 900:
Manchester, $2l 900: Liverpool, London and
Globe. $5O.OOO; United Board of Underwriters.
$40 0OO: Phoenix, $14S.oOU; Northern, $27, 600:
Marks Agency, $92, 900: Pescud's Agency,
slc0. 900; Woods Agency, $1s5, 900: Cummings
& Vaughan. $4,000: E. A. Palfrey, $4,000;
American Company, Of New York, $35. 900:
Commercial Union COMPANY, s22 600: London
Assurance, $4,000; Interstate Company,
S. 900: Imperial Company, $50, 900; Home. of
New York, Sc 900: Lancashire Company, $780,
600: Hartford. $.5,0c0: Springfield Insurance
Company, $40 900: Georgia Home Company,
S., 600: Hartford Orient Insurance Company,
S5 900: London, of London. $4,000: Limited
Underwriters, of Atlanta, $50, 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
DEFINING WISHES TO DIE
The Australian Murderer Identified Undel
16 Aliases by 52 Persons.

The Australian Murderer Identified Under
16 Aliases by 81 Persons.
MELBOURNE, April 5.-To place the
question of Deeming's Identification be-
yond all doubt, he was placed in the court
yard of the Jail with 20 other persons
Here he was seen and identified by 81 per-
sons, who had known him under Is aliases
As he was returning to his cell through the
corridor, where several of the men who had
identified him had assembled, he became
wild with rage and, breaking from his
guards, he rushed upon them and struck
one of them severe blow. He attempted
to hit others, but they eluded him, and
finally the infuriated man was overpowered
by the guards. who dragged him to his cell.
A close watch is kept upon him to prevent
him from killing himself
Later details regarding Deeming's arrest
show that when he was taken into custody
at the Southern Cross gold fields, where he
was employed as an engineer at Frazer's
gold mine, he was making final arrange
ments for his marriage with Miss Rounse-
vile, who was on her way from Bathurst,
New South Wales, to join him. He had
already secured house, and his first act
after taking possession was to purchase q
barrel of cement, with which he had the
floor of the main room cemented.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
A PROSPEROUS RAILROAD.
The Election and Report of the Pittsburg,
Shenango and Lake Erie.

The Election and Report of the Pittsburg,
Shenanso and Lake Erie
MEADvILLE, April 5.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Pittsburg, She
mango and Lake Erie Railroad Company was
held at Greenville, Pa, to-day. The follow.
ing Board OF Directors was elected: Samuel
B. Dick, President; John Dick, John E. Rey-
nolds, Allen M. Cox. Dumont Clarke, Henry
NJ. Dechert A. F. Henlin and Thomas H.
Wells. At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors 4. c. Huidekoper was elected Vice
President. J. T. Blair. General MANAGER: r
E. McCleary, Secretary, and Daniel Moore,
Treasurer.
The financial report shows that. although
the extension north from Osgood to Erie
was only fully opened for business in Octo-
Der, yet the gross earnings increased 80 per
cent over last year. Receipts from freight,
$l9S a47 80; from PASSENGERS. $l23 05S o.: from
mail and express $l4, ,949 As: total, $685. 955 AZ.
Operating expenses. $22, 1876 70; net, $114.-
2l9 6S; interest on bonds and rentals s74. 900;
net earnings over fixed charges, $40,2l SO;
earnings for first three months of 1892 show
an increase of $24, 900 over the same period of
1891
The company expects to occupy its own
terminals in the city OF Erie by the lst of
June, from which a large increase in its re-
ceipts is anticipated. The Conneaut bra n ch
is graded and will be completed by the 18th
OF May, opening new harbor on Lake Erie
for the shipment of ore and coal.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
FITFUL FLASHES FROM AFFAIR.

TRIBAL fights have stopped the caravan
trade in Tripoli.
FOURTEEN French Anarchists have been
arrested in Barcelona.
Two hundred dynamite cartridges have
been stolen from the collieries at Liege.
"L'AMERIcAINE," is the title of q new
French novel. which libels American women
outrageously.
FIVE Roumanian cadets. belonging to q
suicide club" of 10 members, shot them
selves dead when their names were drawn.
THE British press show but little sympathy
for Mrs. Montagu, the aristOcratic Irish
woman recently sentenced for causing by
her cruelty the death OF her little daughter.
CoNv1cTs at the Spanish prison at Granada
mutinied the other day. They were cowed
only after the gendarmes had fired a volley
into their ranks killing one and fatally
wounding two of them.
A PURELY accidental explosion of gun
cotton at the Russian Governments gun
powder factory at st. Petersburg, Monday
night killed nine men and wounded five
others. Owing to the prevailing rumors of
Anarchist and Nihilst plots, the explosion
caused Intense excitement.
CAPTAIN BAKER, commander of the Meth
steamship Obdam, who
was recently convicted of manslaughter for
shooting and killing fireman on the vessel
about year ago, while on a voyage from
New York for Rotterdam, has appealed at
Rotterdam from the sentence OF one years
imprisonment. The Public Prosecutor has,
on the other hand, appealed against tho
leniency of the sentence.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
A BOLD ABDUCTION.

Mexico Excited Over q Sensational Affair."
A Soldier Intercepts Major and Com
pels Him to Drive as Bidden-The
Pursuer Held for Ransom.
SABINAs, MEXICO, April 5.-[Special. J.
Vicenti Flores Alerez, Second Lieutenant
of the Sixth Rural Cavalry, stationed here,
yesterday met Major Leopold Uvarez, of
the same regiment, who was driving in a
buggy from San Juan de Sabinas
to this station, accompanied by Ale
jandro Flores, of sabinas. Lieutenant
Alerez rode up to the buggy and
commanded Major Uvarez who was driv-
ing, to halt. After telling the horse by a
blow from his carbine, and having fired
several shots just over the heads of the oc-
cnpants of the buggy, Vicente Flores
Alerez commanded Alexandra Flores to re-
tire on foot, saying that he had no need Of
him.
The last seen of Vincente Flores he was
riding behind the buggy with his carbined
pointed at the Major, who was guiding his
horse according to direction straight across
the country in an easterly direction. Colonel
Nicanor Valdez has telegraphed to Piedras
Negras and other points to arrest
Flores. He has also telegraphed
General Reyes, Of Monterey, who is the
General of this military district, notifying
him of the remarkable occurrence. 1t Is
one of the boldest kidnapping acts ever COM
mitted in Mexico. 1t is believed that
Major Uvarez, who has wealthy relatives,
has been taken to the mountains east of
here by Alerez and his confederates, and
that he will be held for heavy ransom.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
HEADQUARTERS AT HARRISBURG

Being Selected by Leading Republicans for
the Coming Convention Time.
HARRISBURG, April 5.-[SpecfaL 1-Senator
Quay will attend the State Republican Con-
vention, to be held in this city April co. He
has written to Proprietor Ross, of the
Lochiel Hotel, for his old room.
Chairman Watres, of the State Repub-
lican Committee, will have his headquart-
ers at the Lochiel during the convention.
Many of the leading candidates for Su-
preme Judge, Congressman at Large ana
delegates at large and electors Will also De
quartered here. Maj jor Mcdowell, of Sharon,
candidate for Congressman at Large. will be
located near Senator Quay's quarters.
Farmer Austin L. Taggart, of Montgomery,
who believes his strength with the granger
element of the State will assure for him
place on the ticket with Major Mcdowell
Mills, another candidate for CONGRESSMAN at
Large, will have rooms at the Loch1el
Judges Clayton, of Delaware: Sadler. of
Cumberland; Archibald, of Lackawanna,
and Dean, of Blair, all of whom are actively
in a contest for the nomination Tor Su-
preme Judge. have already engaged
rooms at the Lochiel Beneath the same
General Lemon. Blair; Congressman Jack"
Robinson. and Secretary Captain Hubbel, of
Chester; Senator BoieS Penrose, of Phila-
delphia; Senator Alex. F. Thompson, of
Lykens: William R. Leeds, F. c. Hitchcock.
Colonel James B. Lambert and a score of
other Republican celebrities. Indications
point to a large attendance of delegates,
candidates and spectators at the conven-
tion, and all the hotels will be taxed to ac-
commodate their share of the crowd. One
or two of the candidates Will have quarters
at the Commonwealth.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
DALZELL HAD NO SHOW AT ALL
Quay Carries Erie County by Vote of Over
3,7OO to About 600

ERIE, Pa, April 5-TSpecial. l-Senator
Quay to-day received 3,767 votes in Eric
county to palzell's 2S6 with only three dis
tricts to hear from. Dalzel carried but one
district in the county, although lie had
workers in every one. In the Congressional
contest Wellington Downing, of Erie, car
ried Erie City hy l,5cO, but Rev. DR.. Flood
reduced his majority in Erie county to
about 900. DR.. Flood comes to Erie county
with about 800 In the Senatorial contest
General ID. B. McCreary will be renominated
over Hon. w. B, Flickinger. The vote shows
the nomination of ex-senator Butterteld. of
Erie, for the Assembly, the denomination OF
Hon. c. NJ. Wheeler, of Leboreuf, and j.
Ross Raymond of North East.
In the contest for delegate to the National
Convention Hon. c. NJ. Reed. of Erie and
j. J. Carter of Titusville, are the choice of
Erie county and the district: the delegates
to the State Convention Will be Hon. samuel
A. Davenport, of Erie, and Jacob F. Wal
theirs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-06
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

The fate OF the Western Trefnc Associa-
ton after April Il IS said to be trembling in
the balance. The fine hand OF JAY Gould Is
alleged to be seen IN preventing quorums.
THE Chicago and Assiniboia Railroad has
been Incorporated in Iowa with capital of
$50, 600, 900. The surveyed route is from Chi
cago to Big Stone Like, on the Minnesota
Dakota boundary, 420 miles.
THE Atchison, the Illinois Central, the
Wabash and the Chicago and Alton roads
have joined in a communication to the gen.
eral passenger agent of the PittsburS and
Western, taking radical measures to end the
decentralization and manipulation of that
company's tickets reading from Pittsburg to
St. Louis via Chicago.
THE annual report of the Panama Railroad
Company shows: Gross earnings. 81, 937, COZ;
1890, 81, 1,949sl7; decrease sl2 sl5; expenditures,
81, I,6l3 201 1890, $l6O0 943 increase $l2,257; net
earnings, 1923 Sol; 1890, s34s, ,s74 decrease, $4-
927 The general balance sheet shows sur
plus of 81 $50 694 against a surplus of ,392,-
952 in 1890, an increase of $2l7,7H.