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The evening world., 1892-05-02
DEFINING IS GUILTY.
Verdict that Carries a Death Sem
tence to the Wife-Slayer.
Weak Line OF Defense in The Last
Day Of the Trial.
The Prisoner Lied Flucntly, but Let
His Details Contradict.
InY ASSOCIATED rRrss.l

MELBOURNE, May 2.-Thr jury In the Deem
ing case has returned a verdict ot guilty, and
adds that the prisoner Is not insane.
The prisoner has been sentenced to death.
The trial Of Frederick Bailey Deeming for
the murder Uf his wife was resumed In tho
Central Criminal court this morning.
The first witness called was Dr. Spring
thorpe, who related Decmings explanation
OF how his wives had disappeared. Decmlng
said that while he and his rrst wife were
living at Kainhill, near Liverpool, n man
named Zen Young had told him that his
(DceminE's) wife would leave him for ESQ
lie paid the money and his wife left him.
lie supposed that Young had killed her
while he (Deeming) was coming to Melbourne
with his second wife miss MRther}, for whose
murder he Is now on trial. His second WIFE,
Decmlng said, confessed that she was alresdy
married and she LEFT him In Melbourne be-
cause sne was AFRAID OF being implicated In
the murder OF his first wife.
DPem,ng Is noted for being notorious liar
and the above Is a lair specimen OF his ability
in that line. The fact Is that the Rainhnll
murder was known To none saveDeeming I'M.
III after II was known that he had killed his
wife here.
II was the discovery OF the latter crime
thar led the police here To notify the Liver.
pool police OF their suspicion that Dceming
had murdered his wife and children at Raln-
hill.
II Will, therefore, be seen that his state
mcnt relative to his second wife leaving him
for fear OF being implicated in The Rainhil
murders Is without single grain OF truth.
After some further Testimony BY Dr.
Spr!ngthorpc the defence announced that its
case was closed
The evening world., 1892-05-02
OLD SOL IN A MELTING MOOD.
This 80-Degree Smile Will Last
Until Wednesday.

Tie temperature OF New York rose ma
terially to-day, ana the town Is now almost
sizzling under a hot sun.
Al o'clock this morning the Government
thermometer on the Equitable Building
marked u degrees. At Il O'CLOCK II had risen
To T3. Forecastcr Dunn said that so degrees
would be the maximum for to-day.
on the street below 1t was and is 3 to de-
grees warmer, and tho face OF nature begins
10 take on May aspect. The leaves unfolded
almost perceptibly in the parks, while the
street railway companies signined their
recognition OF the season by sending out open
cars
The warm wave extends all over ~ state
and all along the middle Atlantic cOas .'Ure-
caster Dunn said that II would continue TO
grow warmer I'll Wednesday morning while
he sky would be lair except for some slight
showers tonight.
on Wednesday, however, the effects OF the
20 70 80 degree weather now N Montana and
Dakota would be felt here in slight reduc-
10 balance this biting frost in the north
western corner Of Uncle sans farm, where
s;ow is falling, New orleans and Key West
are bASEing under - 10 as degree suns
April made very bad record. IL had
very small rainfall, was an average OF nearly
TWO degrees colder than the April record,
gong uOWn to lreezluB point on HVe Gays
and had more wind than clustering March,
reaching thirty 10 forty miles an hour fre-
Qu"n'ly.
The wind blew thirty-thrce knots yester-
day, which was good March average. To-
day the wind comes in q ten-knot zephyr
from the southwest, and with only SIS per
cent. OF humidity in the atmosphere.
Boston and Runalo are flve degrees cooler
thaa New York. Albany is nine degrees, and
,A!cQEO thirteen degrees colder. Phlladel-
phia IS one and Washington Iive degrees
warmer.
IpreCaster Dunn saws that Wednesdays
shiTerlng days are past aud summer Is here.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
DR.. PARKHURST ENDORSED.
Prayer Before the Presbytery for
the Success of His Work.

The monthly meeting Of the Ircsbytrry OF
New York began In the chapel " the Scotch
Prc>bytcrian Church on West Fourteenth
street at > oCloCk this afternoon. Rev. Dr.
John G. bliss, OF the Washington Heights
Presbyterian IhurCh, acted as Moderator.
About hundred ministers, dozen or more
ahi", a'd several Theological SEMINARY stu
dents were present.
The discussion uf new creed 10 be nre-
S"nird !rr consideration at the General AS-
>CmhlN a. he held May 10 at Portland. ore.
was The principal business before the Iresby-
tCry.
Dr ParkhurSt'S reference yesterday TO the
inactivity u IN" rc,bytcry seems 20 have
had some effect, AS Dr. Nichols In his PRAYER
asked Tor divine assistance IN the present
work for the suppression Of vice and purify
ing Of the city,
The evening world., 1892-05-02
THE WASHINGTON RACES.
Logan Takes the First Event at
the Bennings Track,
fsrrCrAr TO rur EVENING WORM

WAsuISGroN (RENNrNGs RACE TRACK), NAV
".-tathrr Humidity, after Along Winters
rest, camo ont good and sttoHg to-day and
lot people know that he was yet alive. 1t
was intensely warm, and what little breeze
was blowing seemed to come direct from a
hot oven.
TIC track had dried out thoroughly and was
good and fast.
The programme was the best yet offered
by the Jockey club, and Marty Bergen had his
hrHt mount OF tn" year on Luclla r., and she
was MADE favoritc In the FIRST race. Logan,
second choice, went back In the betting from
to 3 to l. Bel Demoniu, after the first fur
long made the running upto the last few
junns. Logan then got through next the
rails and won on the post by head, and
Lu"ia u. was whipped In the last quarter,
but could nnish no better than fourth.
FIRST RACE.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
AN 0lL-STOVE EXPLODED.
And Big Scare Wes Caused in q
Crowded Tenement.

: big scare was caused among the sixteen
ianlll", ia NJ 4. G!asS.s Aye-5tOry tcncueur
at II! and IA Monroe street at o'clock
THIS afternoon by the explosion Of m OIL
stove In the second noor apartment, OF Nose,
Levine
Eir>. Levine, an elderly woman, had hrf tie
moment before ueen bending over the stove,
where the family dinner Was cooking. She
mirlculou~ly escaped injury
The stove was scattered In fragments All
about the room, the curt aims uud woodwork
caught tire and the burning OH spread over
the iuOT.
4 rr5 ~ IRE startled all the tenants, and
men, N"mrU and children went nyiuE down
the stairs pnll mel.
The llrr Wn~ pvt ont by the cooler headed
men, Aud nobody was hurt IN the G'.a' Iur
damage was small.
The evening world., 1892-05-02

Six frrlongS: selling.
Won by blackburn. lIcmct second, Nubian
ihird. Tlme-l.ljip.
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TYPHUS IN A TENEMENT.
The Patient, a Married Woman, Sent
TO North Brother Island.

Mr. Mary 2e!aton, thirty years Old, OF ia
Monroe street. was found suffering from
typHuS fever AT that address this morning.
IAr building l. q nye-Story tenement.
Mrs IrIaton Ia, a husband and three
children. She contracted the disease while
yi~,uug parties IN 94u Cherry street, where
there we're a number OF cases al the time.
~. Islatun was sent to North Brother
Island. Her husband and children were
QuIrIHtlned and the building tulliEatcd.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Gloucester Races.

WrrorAr To THE rvFSISG w0nr,l
GLorCEsrEE Race TRACK. May RE
suits OF to-d0y'S races follow.
FIRST Racc-l'ive furl0ngs.-JOe Lee first,
Eros second. lin Gates third. 1ime--l.OJ
second Race Five furlongS. first
laalio second King ldIcr thlrd Tlmp-l. Ojil.
IMrd RaCc-SiN and one-half turlOngS.-
~ hrcl"r hrSt, contest second, Berlin third.
1imc-l.21.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
France Expected to Regain Her
Wine Growing Prestige.

PARIS, May IN. Conanon, Inspector OF
the French PhylIOXcra department, states
that h. expects ere long that France Will re-
gain her old position as a wine-growlng
country
lie says that In thirty months the vineyards
VIII comprise 2,JOO,UOO hectares, which will
be larger area devoted to wlne-growing than
at any previous period.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
CHINESE BILL AGREEMENT.
Based on the Senate Measure, with
Provision for Registration.

WASHINGTON, May THE COnicrree~ have
reached an agreement on the Chinese ENClu.
sion bll, ana II viii be- reported to The Senate
to-day.
The uaSiS OF the agreement Is said 10 be the
senate hill but II contains clauses providing
for registration OF resident Chinese ana Tor
Suspension OF bail Ia huGeas corpus applirN.
tlunA
The evening world., 1892-05-02
plew out the Cas-, but pldn,t pIe

Alfred Demars tried To let himself die by
blowing out the gas IN a room which he
hired In a hotel at 81 Bowcry tins afternoon.
lie was rescued IN time and taken 70 Gouycr-
neur hospital. lie Is twcnty-two years old,
ana lives ~ @2S East sixth street.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
The New Excise Law.

ALBANY, May 3.-Thc Secretary of State Is
receiving numerous tel grams regarding the
tine the new Excise law goes into effect.
THIS law went into effect on saturday. The
NcCrctarr OF state says II will be Impossible
to FURNISH certified copies Of he law to all
who request tic: same, bur printed copies Will
be Issued by Wednesday.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
THAT THEY MAY FLY OUR FLAG.
American Registers to Be Allowed to
Two Great Inman Liners.
,srrcr,L To TRY rvrvrxo woRto.

iFrrC1LI To TRY FNFSIN0 wORtNI
WASHINGTON. May 2.-Uuder suspension Of
the rules to-day the House passed the hii!
permitting the American registration Of the
the great lnman liners CITY OF New YORK aud
city Il Paris.
This Is IN order thar The Ships may hy the
American flag and OcCOHe immediately aNulI-
able should the United states dpSi!. ~ pur.
chase them for use In an emergency.
The Senate Is expected u promptly pi.S
me Till
The evening world., 1892-05-02
FOR A BLOW-UP OR A JOKE2
Strange Tube With a Fuse Under n
Police Directors Desk.

icy AktUITATFD FNENEV
CLEVELAND, May a suspicious piece OF
gas-pipe six inches in length, from which pro-
truded the Charred end OF a ruse, was found
under the Or,ice desk OF col. Gibbons, the
Police Director, in the City Hall this Inorn-
ing.
II was handled with care by an officer, and
on investigation was found 10 contain
Whiti-h culpred powder.
Whether II WAS all attempt TO blow up the
colonel or only practical Joke can only be
determined ~ further eNAmluatiou.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Stanbury BeaCs sullivan for the
Single Scull Championship.

SYDNEY, y. :. W., May ?.-Thc sculling
match between Stanbury and sullivan Iur
G+OO and IA" championship OF the world
took place to-day on the Paramatta River. II
was won by SJauUury.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
A Queen Regents May-Day Drive.

MADRID, May 2.-lt IS the custom OF the
queen Regent TO drive nearly every day out
side the city.
Yesterday she drove through the city park
in AN open carriage without any escort, ana
her action did much To give courage 20 those
who feared almoS: to leave tho shelter OF
their own homes.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
baseball Gnmes Postponed.

The New YorliS game at cincinnati and the
BToHkyn>' at Pittsburg We're postponed On
account ~ wet grounds Today.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
New Long Island City Railway.

AIBkNY, May 2.-Ihr Crescent Ralroad
Of Long Island CITY, was incorpo-
rated to-day with capital OF 100000 for
COn,'ruc' lng street railroad about SIX miles
IN length N Long Island City, commencing at
the intersection Ot Third and Front streets.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
lin Gives Up His Albany Rooms.

Ivy AsEOCIATTn PRESS
ALBANY, May @.--Senator David B. Iill
gave up his rooms at l9a State street to-day
ana lett for New York on the iast mal at
7,Oj O'ulocE this morning.
The evening world., 1892-05-02

Domiulcp Malapalr, four Years old, II ~
spring street, was run over by Cro,s;Ovu
car IN front n hi, residence TINS mlrulug, and
Lad hi, lel leg broken. lie was sent to St,
NluccutN Hospital
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Found Drowned in tho Narrows.

The body OF man was found IN the Mar
rows, on Fort Hamilton, to-day. Ills clothing
consisted OF n black cloth overcoat, diagonal
coat and vest, black, striped trousers, white
and gray undercluthing and laced shoes. The
body had evidently been in lhe water long
time.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Died OF Typhus Fever.

William sullivan, ftty-three years old, died
to-day on North Brother Island from typhus.
he had been In the hospital foT several weeks
The evening world., 1892-05-02
- IT WITH u WORLD POSTAL CARD

from Lady Pulsifer, who beat sandstone the
same distance. Timr-l.jTlE.
MuturlS paid straight, $500; place, S?.35.
Lady Pulsller paid $500.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling six ana half fur-
longs.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Ralney Br!dge am signed.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLp.I
ALBANY, May 2.-The Governor has signed
the Rainey (BlackweIrs lslandl East River
Bridge bill.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
FOR FREE BINDING TWINE.
The House Passes To-Day Another
Tariff Reform BIZ.

WASHISGToS, May THE House has
passed the Free Binding Iwlnc pm-ycas
1888 nays, A..
The evening world., 1892-05-02

Alley Lakeland has sold his crack two-year-
old MY by LOuctellOw. dam Miss Primrose,
10 William Lakeland his brother, FOR $4,000
The Miss Primrose my Is said to have shown
phenomenal speed In her work
The evening world., 1892-05-02

"TIgrr Head Brnud," RoBERr SMITH.
IndLA Pale Ale aud Brown Stout superior to any
iRpOrted. All dsAlOr@ Agency, o. Hudson ST. -
The evening world., 1892-05-02

Post betting iIarcguiu, = 10 / ANA 3 tn d,
Cocoa, To . ard " ., Maria cot, to | aud . to
l Lam@, to aud = to /. Lorraine c"t, { TO /
Lorraine colt was IN front before the first
luroug "a, run aud h" led inlbihr stretch
where cocoa came through ON the inside and
lnitru kin. Ihn ll.t,T iren Grew away easily
sul won hl a i"ugth fr,Iu LORRAINE cUlt, VINO
VAS itnglh ia front Il Narka colt. TiMc-
U.IOl..
NNlu"lS raid: straight, $G.l5; place. &37:,.
llrain" colt paid $3.50.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Sly and n half furlonrs.

Post BettiuG-Iurlla, 4 TO ! and ont Logan 3 10
ana to ~: Count, } to and to y Hands on,
20 and . to : Bel Demonio. 10 tol aud to
Ella 20 to and 3 to l.
count led for furlonC, when Bnl DcmoniO
went 10 the front and led to the last sixteenth
pole. Logan then came with rush and won
IN II drive by head, Bel DCmOnlo second, four
The evening world., 1892-05-02

Won by Early Dawn, Gladiator second ana
Picket third TimC-l.@jlI.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
Wins the Mile Dash
from MOhiCan at the
Hilltop To-Day,
TRACK GOOD, CROWD LARGE.
ToanO Carries l22 Pounds and
Defeats a Good Field,
lspEcrAL TO TIE EVENING wonrn.l

ESPECIAL TO TIRE EVENING wonrpl
Gt-rTrsBrRg RACE TRACK. May n.-'Ihc hot
~ wv ~ I'' ~
weather was mainly responsible lor the large
crowd at GuttenDurg to-day, for the card was
no, .snnc,ollv attractive and oui,. -, u,i,uber
"..1 80 ="
OF scratches leSscned stlil lurllcr tnc interest
IN several OF the events.
There were 1000 pcoplc present and every
i 80.
one le!t that the cool breeze that swept
through the grand stand was well worth the
a lmis,On money even # the races did not
look amy too wen.
and the ncorcsr card often nrodrccs the most
exciting finishes.
The track was in good condition to produce
fast time, it being hard and dry.
The sport began with dash of seven fur-
Iuyr.. with IitIIc.Iotc .bc tavorttc. rrussc,s
10, ,..,,,.. -,
81 N'"''r INA, ii'I'e "aNc price r''ruc" u
"'' l. SWcctOrcad' VINO mas Dech winning
g"ud races right along, was quoted at stO /.
a,,, Nv 1n,vMu o.es Eo' "oouiu y, .nc '"'.ot
anu louhulhE IL Gown 10 ! 10 l, landed POT
W '''i''!. G"r''O'c"u "oh al 'hc way
.,,, % anu '.u''"' n,''Hn'" , " "n iu'"'u
Inc second race ShpWea larlcqlnn the
1%9rir dhG LitIe oStts r was lqdasc1 in on
rcrrdrd, Cocoa was second choice, and she
\yus srrn,t al Sh: iS a ,rorI nv ani ,y,n
T,idI, H.. Ha, ~, ,l F"wt ,i,'N ~; IN WI
Ic, anu ,nt SHIAn tfrI, r, co.,, vilalu:
s,,nn nynr lts ,,n,c,,I MD ~ ~ a., 90 ~ "P
Kambler Wos made - n :, ~ Pty.,, mr ~ = Nv" Nv ;,
th!rd race, but was never better than third.
ntn."nd Nv w Gn'''v, ni"o" az tNc run
ana Coldier'S riding OF Mohican was very eul.
lying 10 say the least
ilRST RACE.
Purse s4OO; selling; seven fmlongS.
'e' ~
o. @or,.rs., He'gh,'. Loctsp'. Strt mr. FIN.
Sweet brad ..,.... l0l T. Jones.. = Is l..
Bfmssels. .............lO los .Snedckrr. - .u
Pelham, m,............l1!. ), McGIe. ) 3:
duke ,ISnn 80 ID; Ia; it-t!'%n,KeI, IN =
B"'iv,r ""''''''''' Ia I 'unmheh ." &
Post Betting. Little Jake. Ito and to 10.
brussels, to.& and too, SweetbroSl, 10 and
The evening world., 1892-05-02

TVNHE plan Of The WORLD Postal Card com.
i msnda usVi at HEhk
The evening world., 1892-05-02

Tur.H 300, We, shts 10 H. below the scale
one mite

=" t hrtunE ttlmaIrr . u ) aud > to !. nit
frn' 70 az" t" , Alonicau, . to aud 10 . ;
- thi@' Il WcAt cut ~ the start ana led TO the
nhlNh' Winding htndiy by two l..gthS from
Mgh'rah, N!u was IN" amr DISTANCE I'm Iruni
ol EaLlhl".. Iipr-liwa
Muiur," pail; S'rhgL;, 5000; place,
$500. Muh.cpn paid -.
The evening world., 1892-05-02
INST RACE.
Tnrse 500; selllng: seven tnrlongs.

Brussels, to . and oi Swaethrosd, / to / and
to - Alma T.. TO and TO !; relhrn. To
ana to2; Duke John, 30 and 3 Il l. var loo
aud 20.
Swcctbread rushed away In front AID was
neVer headed, winning whipped OUt by hall
length lrOm Bru>~rlS, VINO D,at Pelham a
head. Timc--l.gSa..
Mutuel> paid: StliIght, $l@,a5; paco, :l55
Brussels paid $500.
The evening world., 1892-05-02

wv oRLD Postal Cards are issued In denoniHA-
w tions varying from 10 eenta 70 OaSo.
The evening world., 1892-05-02

The j, Chr. q. hupfsl BSE, 90. ,2Z9 4. Ssth sL's'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25
LOCAL HIsEvlr1Hs.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and about
the City.
TIE GnASD this EVENING" om's Va
cation"
OPERA House this evoning-""The Pri-
vate Secretary"
TIE ladies OF the North street NJ. E.
church will give social and supper to-
night.
A LARGE party of the American
mechanics Of Wheeling visited the Mar
tins Ferry council last night.
THE ball for the benefit OF Peter P..uos
takes place tonight at Westwood's hall.
Over thousand tickets have been sold.
SEATS for Frank Hennig's engage
ment under hc,auspices OF the press
club, 20 on sal, at Houses tomorrow
morning. Az
LADIES in light spring wraps were
numerous on the streets yesterday, but
though the sun was bright the air was
little raw. .5.1 .;5
A JOINT session OF the Council COM
mittce on real estate and tho County
Commissioners court house and jail
committee has BEEN called for this
evening.
GEORGE W. Brunswick, janitor and
messenger. has resumed the study of
law, and will soon try to stand cxamin-
alton for admittance to practice law in
Ohio county.
TIE restaurant in Mozart park is be-
ing built under the supervision OF Lem
er g. Faris, who made the very neat de-
sign for the house. 1t is located near
Caldwell's run.
FouR cases were disposed OF in the
police court yesterday. One disordcrly
paid 50 and costs, two went to the hill
and ones fine was suspended on con-
dition that he leave town.
The Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia has sent out notice that
hereafter no bills will be sent to con-
sumers, but they will be payable at the
company's Office on the first OF each
month
TIE KGttecisite given by the Arion So
ciety at the club house yesterday alter
noon and last night was Almost enioya-
BILE success. Mrs. John Hciner presided
i'll the afternoon. Lat evening pro-
grcssivc cuchre was the amusement.
Word was received by her relatives
here yesterday OF the death OF the in
FAINT daughter Of Mrs Ora Shelton, OF
Jersey City. Its body, with that Of a
child who died some time ago, will be
brought here for interment this spring.
IT was stated in Yesterdays INrEEL1-
GEScER that the o. W. L. club had held
their meeting Wednesday, in tho rooms,
formerly occupied by DR.. A. I. Gasmiro.
The doctor desires it stated that the
meeting was held in the rooms back of
his Office and not tlics ones occupied by
him. He has no intention 'of moving
from there. p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-25

ID . r No. B.. " . l.. . /. 81 "
1891, as compared with 1890, OF 1925
tons, or l7.S5 per cent, and d decrease Of
revenue from the same OF S20,657 so, or
l5.l5 per cent. The greatest decrease
IN tonnage ives in iron and steel and tho
materials entering into thuir manuiac-
turo--as coke, 34,205 tons ores, 1927
tons; stone, sand ind like articles 24,97S
tons; iron pig and bloom, Al, 100 tons;
iron and steel rails, G.035 tons: bar and
sheet metal, $500 tons. The greatest
increase in tonnage was in coal, A,57l
tons; petroleum, 2,l4U tons; castings
and machinery, 74l2 tons, and cement
and brick, ,0,050 tons. y
The increase in tho number OF pms.
scngers carried in 1901 as compared
with 1890 Is 400, or $50 per cent. The
number ofklocal passengers increased
1850 and the number OF foreign passcn.
gers increased 3,l0l. m ,.si h
The decrease OF earnings for tho year
1871 as compared with tho year, 1890
s27, 0S2 50, rl0.22pcr cent, Is due IN small
part 10 the interruption OF business by
floods in February, 1901, but principally
to the fact that acme OF tho mills and
furnaces, which furnish such business
TO tho road, wore not in full operation
during tho whole year.
twill aforementioned that the expenses
ofopcrationin 1890 were unusuallysmull,
that year having been exceptional for
freedom from accident to persons or
property. The increase OF expenses in
1891 over 1890 is $5l 1874 Is or IA. 60 per
cent. OF this increase So ,205 90 is in
tho item OF maintenance OF way, which
Is more than twice rs much us in 1890,
the increase being 1852 per cent. The
expenses for repairs OF bridges ryore
Sl2,3l0 20; Tor repairs OF road bed Sl0,-
Isl 90, and for cross ties S3,27l O5. Z,
y The aggregate net earnings from all
sources for the. year 1891, as compared
with the year 1890, show q decrease OF
S77,753 Sc or 57.l7 per cent. The not
earnings OF 1901 are $5S,oo52 G2, while
those OF 1890 were $lS6,00G1S.
1t had been hoped that during tho
past year q new passenger station at
Wheeling would have been built on the
site OF the present one. The physical
conformation OF the ground is such that
III order to construct the new station
with proper facilities it would DO neccs.
sary to procure from the city of Wheel
ing the right to occupy certain ground.
Efforts have been made at several times
TO procure the necessary concession
from the city, but without success. No
friendly suggestion has been received
from tho city, and the project not meet
ing with encouragement in the quarter
whcrc the board supposed it would be
most acceptable, your company. much
against its wishes, has been forced to
rclinquish the now enterprise and must
continue to mako the present station
serve the purpose. $
Byorder OF the board of directors.
W. ?. HURbARp,
President.