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Fond Mothers: We
viW open Monday a
larseIot of Boys SUITS,
Coat and Pants, 6 to
13 years, S1.25 suit.

Tn."BANDALFTTE" MOUSQU UETA1R Il
GLOVES in white and peari-gray' all Sizes ''c-
q pair. .,,,,,cs 49,. On. crode N
10 cola at / 5c ward. Some beautiful patterns IN
WHITE SWISS, DOTS. FIGURES, and SlkiIf.>.
40 pieces FANCY-FiGURED LAWNS al ~e4c'
yard. - o,,,,,rs r.., p,r.
Cream, PINK, Lavender, Gray, Red. Navy Blue,
Cream, Ecru-l2i5c. You pay IL and 2oc. i0f
these goods elsewhere. ,,., S.v =,
Those SILK GRENADINES In variety v,,,,', ~
patterns. 5Oc. n yard. Inoy are oenus""@ s
PfAIN-SIIK GRYNADINE, 90, 90, 70, Soc-
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS.-Such a complete lino
OF Floor Oil-Clo'hs as we carry enapios you W
make selection without any 'rouDie' M p''
feet and warranted 10 wear. -,
RLACK RIBBON-yELyET, one inch wids'
fes. edge, 25c. for piece OF 10 YARDS,
FANS, FANS.-Palm-Leaf Fans, 10r. dozen
Japapese Fans In mourning and coioreu styies
Wbite-Sa,in Fans. White-Gauze Fans. Deautiui
Feather Fans that sold at 81. 80 now 81
500 pair BOYS KSEE-PANTS at 80 ana DUO
a pgir--cassimero. r.
r,.yes every day our sales being very large.
Prices range from $3.50 10 $50. Ten collars l1r
a PIush.Lined Carriage, satin parasol. best quar-
ity running gear and nxtares-a hanusono CAT
f'ls9 f'nlso9r'IBIEoSIDTH ~ CREAM LATTICE DE-
LAME, With poika-iOts, all colors, han WOOL
Ioc. yard les worthy Of your inspection:
An widths SWISS EDGES, preNy patterns.
LACE PARAsoL-COvERs In Cream and
Black. A..
MATTINGs.- Mattings are here IN
every conceivable pattern, oyery quahty-Ai
nerfect Fine Dsmask Maftngs at 3oc. worth
tn, Extra-Heayy Mattlngs at l24, 10, ana
1oc The 25c Seamless IA yorth 40c.
JAPANESE FIRE-SCREENS.--S00 OF them as
25c. each. mao, cu.trrva
,,tct ,ignrcs heliOtroDe figures, green aud blue
ngnres, gray groundA cream grounds green
sgrounda
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LADIES' Ribbed Tests

never was so large as now, and We were never
before able To otter sucn sterling values as at
this time. - .
oar LADIES RIBBED VESTS at 9c., or three
for 25c., and be,ter than the ordinary l21zc.
quality. ... ,..,,., 50
flashed seams and patent shoulder, and are as
GOOD as the me- ority offered at I5c.
Our LADIES RIBBED VESTS ut ljc., in white
and ecru are regular l9c. grade.
Our LADIES RIBBED VESTS IN cream. pink,
blue, ana white at 2oc eacn have tho shape and
finish OF 35c. goods.
our LADIES RIBBED LIsLE-rHREAD
vtSTS-kicheeu riDbed-at 5Oc. arc better
quality than you see any.here at O2l9c.
Our LADIES' JER>blkIBBED CORSET
COVERS at SOC. sci. as fast as wo can get them.
our LADIES SILK and Isle VESTS at Toe.
compaIe fayOraDiy with the 81 goods elsewhere.
Our LADIES' ALl-sILk RIBBED VESTS IN
blsck and cream at al would be cheap at sl.2J.
our CHILDRENS RIBBED VESTS at lOc.
need only 10 be seen. Nothing Ike them at the
prlce have been shown anywhere.
CHILDREN'S GAUZE VESTS, high neck and
long sleeves and high neck and short sleeves,
sizes Is TO 81, at 2Oc. for size Is, with small rise
for each size larger, are the oest value ever
sLown III this city.
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ws have received now line OF SUMNER
C..n~ c1nssslng Of BATISTES, CHALLIEs,
.rL,. POTGEEs. TITANIAs, CHALLE sU-
I1 Many styles arc reproductions OF China
iaterns.
.--le WHITE LINEN LAWS-a splendid
s--..r at l7c.: Deiter grade az 25c. yard.
lI,.-Lesther and Silk Belts, Tennis Belts
at lJc., ljc.. 2jc.. soc.
HNl E-4ROUND sATINE, with pOlks-dots
t.-s'ripes. 15c. a yard worth 2oc. Juss'ae
t.- sflri-waists.
BLACK CXJACONETTLAwN, good black, dress
&c 0.l lengths, lUc. = yard. o,<
tIr,o1 CkEPE CLOTH, s, 10. and l@}sc.
a.e-r. "YRDDO CREPE" a beautifully soft
gv sfuN. 2sc n yard.
l.t A-slLk Ml1IS. 1fc. pair.
fJ Dozen THREAD GLOVES, IN tan and gray.
PAIR
IttI-H CLOTH IN light blue pink. cream.
ANIMATION TICklSG aud lOkfNS. zoo
..'.. 1l pay 1Oc for this goois genefaiy.
'hfl-hLCk ALL-wOOL STORM SERGE, 40
tn w.fe. 4Jc. q yard here.
tIlt- klBBEO ana GAyZR VESTS: tkON-
DAUIR WIS lS, low neck, short sleeves,
t-..., lkON-FRAmE GADZE VESTS, high
ing sleeves. pc. zach. "A
H.ttDs-.--5, 900 pieces RlbbOnslust received:
e' liu, every shade. Low prices
e makes IN COKsEfS-R & g., Thomsons,
H' Harnrrf, COraiine. Sesth. AristOcrat-tre
Pc, .J.. Corset la tho city. Cali for No. III.
i i.f- Corset, c1tra-iong waist.
.1y piece u the BLAcK-LACE GRkNA-
..'r 40 3Ic. a yard was sold last week: -
i-a lioees Sfo siin here. Good black and ~
70 .'rs Wlie.
sLkhlNACK SHIFTING PRINTS arc here
o. "a yard.
pa o.aet on one side, whito on other LINING
y hr. r. ~ sc. yard.
Bold TURKEY RED CALICO. fast color.
'lfr4Htei, Dl4c a yard.
, The best EagR0iDERED SILKS. all coiors.
=. : dozen.
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NOTE PRICES.

GRADUATED SUGAR at 40 per pound,
PATAPscO sUPERLATIvE BLoUR a. s6oo
pAThPsco sUPRRLAr1vB FLOUR G7s0
20 n LEADER FLOUR .s $500 per barsl-shs
nnest -four produced.
DOVE BRAND sUGAR-CURKD SHOULDERS
At BFsF IS; Rs' ssga1RoURED sGaali HAMS a, laa per
BEST GREEN LAGUAYRA COFFEE ss 9fo
pi5 pBRHsT ROASTED LAGUAYRAc COFFEE asae~
+ FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER "asa
ri. liza 6 pERRIN's WORCESTERSHIRE
sAUCE-quart bottles, 7oc., pint bottles, 4oe'i
STRICTLY PURE GROUND PEPPER ~ $50
pfs FINEST NEST CALIFORNIA CANNED PRAcHDa
FINEST CALIFORNIA CANNED ApRrcors
at 33c. per can.
FRUIT PUDDINGS at 8 per package
CANNED BEEg-I-ponnd cans At IL" Per
can.
CANNED BEEF-2-pound cans at zoo. per
CANNED BEEF-4-pound cans at 4oc per
can.
BEsT MUSHROOMS at zoe. percan.
BEST FRENCH PEAS at 20c. per can.
5-pound cans BEST MACKEREL for 81.
IVORY STARCH at SC. per package.
BEST HEAD RICE at &c. per pound.
BEST TOMATOES At &c. per can.
ROSS'S RASPB ERRY yINEGAR-Quar bottiss
FRANCO AMERICAN sOUPs-qusrt cans ~
| 33c. per can.
PRESERVED Observation-Disclosures pots NJ
| 49c. per rot.
| 2ic. per pot.
OLEINE SOAP at Sc. per bar.
| COLGATES HONEY SOAP at &c. per cake.
COLGATE,S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP ct 90.
| per cake.
| TOILET PAPER-large-sized packages at 70.
per package.
| RED SEAL IL e AZ 10c. per can.
| TOOTHPICkS nt.3c. per package.
| BAKERS CHOCOLATE at 36c. per pound.
| BAKERS BREAKFAST COCOA at zoe. per
ClNTRELL & CoCHRAN's GINGER ALE q
| e1.30 per dozen.
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HOSieJH.

Our LADIES FAsT-BLACK HOSE at l9c. per
pair are the genuine Hermsdof dye. which IS
assurance Of fast color. They are the equal II
not better than the best 25c. hose.
Our Ladies' Fine 40c. GAUZE, FAST-BLACK
Hos at Doe, or 3 pair Tor el, are the best
aunlIty we ever saw for the money.
Our LADIES LISLE-THREAD HOSE IN PLAIN
and Richeueu ribbed. at soc, need no recom-
mendation after being seen.
BOY'S and MISSES FAST-BLACK RIBBED
HOSE, sizes to 0Ia, at 2oc., that are great
|, BoY,s and MISSES FAST-BLACK RIBBED
HOSE, sizes TO 916, at 10 and 1oc. per pair for
any size that are fast color.
CHILDRENS SOCKS In white and black ct
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TOR SALE.-A GENTLEMAN DE-
j. STRING 70 mako change In business viii
sell a FIRST-CLASS BAR with CONFRC-
TIONRRY attached. together with entire stock
OF CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS. and
CONFRCTIONs In stock. A nst-class trade
already established. and the only eauss Of sals
Il superior Endorsements offered In mother line
Of business
For All inioemstton eonoeznine sbovs apply n
yoeEPH 01ANMoTII Ninth ndDsoaA serseos
sss 7ea ssssk svsss~ *s~
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Jackets, Reefers, and
Blazers.
ana

No one will think OF going TO the mountains or
sensible without taking along wrap. We have
lust received a full line OF all styles In JACK
Els, REEFERs, and BLAZER, at prices that
you will not duplicate again this season:
MOHAIR and LINEN BUSTERS or TRAVEL
LING WRAPS in all styles and sizes.
Our stock of
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TodieS Sitk Nuts.

Auour LADIES' SILK MlTTS arc selected
with great care to secure only those that will
give good service. The values we offer We feel
confident are the best to DO obtained at the
prices. ,,,,ro =. ox oz so
LADIES CREAM SILK MITTs at 500 and 81.
LADIES' SHOULDER-LESGIH SILK AIFIS
In evening shades at 9sc
LADIES SILK TAFfETA GLOVES In black
and colot "A 2JC.
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We have tho most complete assortment Of
BELTS 10 be found in this country. ALL-WOOL
CANVAS BELTS la black and cream at 25c.
SILK BELTS in black, cream, navy, and red,
25c. -
Extra-heavy sILK-WEB BELTS, with the
patent Walker buckle, black and cream, 5Oc.
All the different shades In STRAW BELTS al
25c. each.
The hest SOLID-LEATHER BELT In the world
at 25c each-colors black, tan, and orange.
A fun line OF the Finest IMPORTED ENGLISH
and FRENCH LEATHER BELTS IN nll the latest
shapes and designs at prices much less than the
cost OF Amercan-made goods.
METAL RIBBON BELLS in silver and gold,
both plain and shaded effects.
The celebrated English MARTIN" BELT,
the latest novelty In fne Belts, aud the most at
tractiye Bolt ever produced. Ask TO see them.
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WhiSkeyS and Wines.

We carry the largest stock o. whiskeys, win1.
and Cordials Of any house Ia the soaIh. anI
buying direct from ihs distiller we save lns
mddle-msn's profit, and are therefore IN .
position TO soil you tho best and finest good
Cheaper than any other house.
We have Private Stock, Old Wilson. Foust
GRAY, Melvale, Parker, Favorite, NJ Pleasant
Fulcher. ana other brands.
our 4-Year-old Straight Rye Whiskey at s2.2!
per gallon 10 tho best bargain to Do had Tor INT
money.
There Is nothing moro refreshing and cooling
this summer weather than glass OK Claret, ant
we have some hne Imported and Domestic
Hotopp Norton Seeding and our Red Ros,
Clarets arc the best brands Of Domestic Claretl
that are produced. We have them on drsugh'
and by the case.
times and as We have so many different vnr1o
ties Of Whiskeys and Wines 10 are sure We oas
suit you.
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PERSONAL.

r REG TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
j. that have returned 70 Richmond 70 hk-
sa,,s has been conducted By DR.. Otto Meyer.
s ssuIo 10 otcrstory has been removed from No 10
north Fourteenth street e No u south , Trslita
sueo~ Analytical and Consulting Chemist
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
and all Others at q like reduction.

Particular invited reduction in China Silks
All of our designs which 81 5 offered at g. and the
s We are selling showing White
J.naneso Silk wde yard You should sec our Lace
Striped Silks evening in all the shades
ue6Sn
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Mems FurniSh1n6S.

Our MEMS UNLAUNDEREn SHIRT at Soc,
mado OF New York Mills Muslin and Linen
Bosom, has had many limitations, but none yet
ever mado for the money.
MEMS GAUZR VESTS In great variety at 2S.
35, and DOC.
ana extra stayed seams, only Doc.
MENS COLORED.B0RDER HEMSTlTCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS, perfectly fast color, regular
l2Ixc quality, only &C.,, or three for POO.
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MGttinGS,

Grcst bargains IN STRAW MATTINGS for
this week. Prices lower than ever before know q
Tor nno goodA Summer hotels, boarding houses
ana ali others needing Mating can save money
By buying from our new stock.
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A ATTRACTIONS
GE0RGEA.HUNDLEY'S
LEADING GROCER
AND
WINE MERCHANT.

This week We want to bring to your notice that
we are offering some unusual bsrsainsfn I'M
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES and gfN1
LIQUORS.
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S SARDINES.

We carry an exceptionally nne STOCK OF tnt
boat Imported French Sardines. Note prices:
Half boxes, bon sless, NJ 33c.
Quarter boxes, b0neless, az &c.
Half boxes, with bones. at 2oc.
Ouarter boxes, with bones, ut 1Sc.
Quarter boxes, with bones. at l4c.
Sardines, with tomato sauce, at @Oc.
sardiues, with trufies, at zoe.
sardlnes, with mushrooms, at zoe.
Sardnes, smoked. at 2Oc.
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have reduce the quantity
of coo black, and
wbie-at less These all fresh goods
and this We only do this
The of Chiffon and Lace
trimmed China Silks fancy coo blacks and whites also rufed
with pked coachngs angea &C. Our assortment
as complete been this and therefore most confidently
invite your inspection
This means you buya
SO Parosol for $2.25.
81 Parasol for SO.
50 ParosoJ for $S.75 or ST.
Sc RaraSoI for $3.50.
81 ParasoJ for 50 or S5.25.
SS RarasoJ for S6.
and all others like reduction
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LEV Y &DAVIS
AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR,
WHEN MANUFACTURERS
ANDJOBBERs ARE
UP
THEIR STOCK FOR
July hsvsntoxy
WE ARE ENABLED TO SECURE
MANY ENTIRE LOTS OF
GOODS AT
MUCH LESS
Regular Price.
We have Just received a number OF such
lots, which We offer this week at
prices in many instances less
than the cost of production.
10 pieces more Just received Of those popular
BROCADED BLACK JAPANESE SILKS at 81
per yard.
Elegant sATIN-STRIPE BROCADED ROYAL
SILKS at s1.25 per yard for the sl.1o quality.
Those 4Oc. Fine Imported SCOTCH GlNG'
HAMS that we are selling so fast at zoe. per
yard can last no moro tnan one week more.
Finest FRENCH SATEENS in new and hand
some patterns at 30c per yard for the 40c.
quality.
1artet0D,
for covering mirrors, pictures. etc colors-pink,
blue, yellow, green. and white. Only lOc. per
yard.
MoSqu1to- NETTING,
in pink, blue, yellow, green, and white-two
qualltes-45 and zoe. per piece OF yards.
SiIk DOilieS
in new patterns-two rows OF open work and silk
fringe all arolnd-lSc.
FIGURED irish Linen
Tor sbtr, v,ia,a op,sna chiIdren's dresses. stc

wv cCU OfttCCttO1
a new thing 20 prevent corsets from breaking
over the hips, only lie. per pair.
PEN, and PENCIL-PADS for school examina-
tion at 2. 3, 4, and &C. each that you ordinarily
pay Just double for.
PLAYING-CAKDS.-A purchase OF 900 dozen
direct from the manufacturer enables US TO offer
a heavy enamelled CARD, with round corners
and index guides, at 15c. per pack that you gen.
orally pay 35c. for.
JAPANESE SCREENS, WITH STANDS, new
styles and very handsome goods. 3S, 43, and 59c.
each.
WHITE HEMsTITCHED LAWN, II yards
wide, at SIC. per yard, which n you can buy else
where for less than o0c, bring ours back and We
will refund the money.
REMNANTS OF WHITE PLAID MUSLIN at
lOc per yard for tho Is and 15c. quality.
BLACK HEMSlIICHED GRENADINES, the
best manufactured, regular sl.75 quality for
Sl.25 per yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
PHYSICIANS.

MRS. DIR. WELLS OFFICES HER
Vl brick block, I27 East bird street, between
Main and.Los Angeles; diseases of women ner-
vous, rectal, sterility and genito urinary dis
eases; also electro therapeutics. Hours, 10 to
L. z tOS,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
4 Big Irrigation Company.

DENVER, Sept. 24.-The American
Land and Irrigating Canal company
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary Of state today. Its capital
stock is $1,000, 600, with q right to in
crease it to $l0,O00,000. The company
will operate in Colorado, Wyoming.
Montana, Idaho, New Mexico and Utah,
as the company may acquire property.
The principal Office is in Denver, with
branch Offices in New York, London,
Amsterdam and Berlin. The directors
are John @. Montgomery, James H.
Leary, VIM. Hamilton, Theo. S. Henry,
VIM. Reynolds, Albert Coleon and Hen
ry P. Feldmar. the objects OF the COM
pany are to purchase canals, lands,
town lots, farms, bitches, franchises,
ETC., and to build, construct, purchase
and lease other canals; also, to pur-
chase and secure lands. The water to
be conveyed through the canals and res
ervoirs shall be taken from the Rio
Grande and San Luis rivers, and from
other creeks aud rivers in Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Idaho
and Montana, as the directors may de-
termine,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
WILLIAM GOES BOAR HUNTING,
The German Emperor Takes a
Weeks Outing.
Next Week He Win Visit Francis
Joseph at Vienna.
The New Sunday Law Causes Much
Dissatisfaction in the Faiheriand.
Interest Taken in the Sill
yer Question.
Ru the Associated Press.l

BERLIN. Sept. 24.-[Copyright, 1892,
by the New York Associated Piess.l-
The emperor started yesterday for
Rominten, on q boar and deer hunt.
He will return to Berlin at the end CT
the week, and go to meet Emperor
Francis Joseph at Vienna, October 9th.
On the way to Vienna be will stop to at
tend the golden wedding of the grand
duke of Sake Weimar.
Despite the declared discomfort on
every side against the new law restrict
ing Sunday trading, the government has
decided to maintain it. but viii author
ize the communal authorities to relax
its provisions where they really inter-
fere with the personal comfort OF
the inhabitants. The emperor, speak
ing to member of the Berlin corpora
ton, said the working people would soon
learn the distinctive value of Sunday
repose. end. once tasting it, would never
desire to reljnquish it.
The foreign Office has notified William
Walter Phelps, the American minister
here, that the government will take
measures to have Germany represented
in the various congresses held at Chl-
cago, next year. A committee
of the German union OF bank
ers has approved the participation
of Germany in the international none
tarv conference. The banks eagerly
watch the movement of silver and gold, /,
and are now especially interested in the
attitude OF the Austro Hungarian con-
ventionl toward god currency. The gold
received by the Austro- Hungarian bank
within the last six weeks amounted to
$4,000, 600 forine, including $780,
900 forms in American ca
giles. The minting of new gold
coins is nov about to commence.
The Austrian finance minister will is
sue gold loan OF 100000 forms for
minting purposes.
The Hungarian finance minister an
nounces that the government is so fully
provided with gold for mint that it will
not ask loan. 1t has Is, 900, 900 tlorlns
in gold, with the prospect OF receiving
10000 900 from the surplus On the tinan-
cial year.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
SUFFERED -FOUR HANGINGs.
Mrs. Bruggy PIesding for the Life OF
Her Husband.

Mrss bfuySy tho Liz VI
Her Husband.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 24.-Mrs. George
W. Bruggy, whose husband is under
sentence to be hanged at Santa Rosa,
next Friday, is in the city. She came
here with numerously- signed petition,
praying that the governor commute
Bruggy's sentence to life imprisonment.
The petition has been presented to Gov
ernor Markham, and he has it under
consideration.
81 don't know what the governor will
do" said Mrs. Bruggy to Bee reporter
today, ''but | believe he should spare
Georges life. My husband has already
suffered four hanginGs to all intents and
purposes. He has been sentenced four
times and on two occasions it was right
up to the day of execution before re-
prieve was granted. Punishment by
hanging, imagine, does not consist OF
the infection of the act itself, but of the
agony OF suspense; the waiting of the
coming of the dreadful day"
Mrs. Bruggy further says her husband
killed his victim in bsr-roo fight,
when both were under the influence OF
liquor, and there was not the least pre-
meditation.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
THE lLL-FATED wETMORE.
Another "A ccident in Connection With
the Stranded Vessel

Another A ccident in Connection With
the Stranded Vessel.
MARsHFIELD, Ore, Sept. 24.-Another
accident in the series of efforts to rescue
Captain O'Brien and sailor from the
wrecked whaleback steamer Charles w.
Wetmore, occurred today when life
saving crew attempted to go to the
wreck. The lifeboat was capsized and
the crew thrown into the sea. Captain
Pope, of Portland, who was in the boat,
received an ugly flesh wound by striking
his head on the gunwales of the boat.
He did not recover consciousness until
after he had been brought to Empire
City. A volunteer crew, consisting of
fishermen, had been formed a. Empire
City to take Captain O'Brien and the
sailor off, but Captain Loeb would not
allow them to take the lifeboat. His
action is strongly criticised by the citi-
zens. The surf is still running high.
The Wetmore has not changed her posi-
ton, out is still settling in the sand.
Her masts are still standing in the same
position as when she struck.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
THE UNION PACIFIC.
1t Has Enjoyed Very Prosperous Years
Business

Bueiness
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The annual
report of the government directors of the
Union Pacific railway has been received
by the secretary of the interior. The
property OF the company is stated to be
in the highest degree satisfactory. Its
business has been conducted with the
s,rictest economy, and its expenses,
even on the increased volume OF busi-
ness, were largely reduced Notwith-
standing this reduction, the physical
condition Of the road and equipment
have been fully maintained and even
improved. General business, both in
gross and net, has improved. From
local causes, operative in the northwest,
the Oregon lines have suffered consider
able loss of earnings, but the large and
general improvement upon ell of the
other portions OF the system has mole
than compensated for it, and promises
very gratifying increase of earnings for
the whole system for the current year.
The board deprecates the practical
abandonment of the roads in course of
construction two years ago, in Oregon
and Utah. The recent decision of JUS
tics Field, affirming the right OF the
Northern Pacific company to decline to
haul the cars of the Union Pacific over
its lines in Oregon and Washington, if
sustained on final hearing, will, the
board declares, make the completion OF
the Puget Sound road necessity.
For the Union Pacific proper, the
earnings and expenses for six months
ended June 80, 1892, are as follows :
Earnings, 5000 1888; expenses, $5, 1884,
465; surplus, So, 3,724, ,S67. This is an in
crease in earnings for the year of S272,-
272, and a decrease in expenses of $685.
374, making the increase in surplus for
the year, $3.50 647. For the entire sys-
tenn the earnings were $40 97S,273, and
expenses, $13, 494, ,504. This is an in
crease in earnings for the year of $780,
9G5. and decrease in expenses OF $780,
43S.
Unofficial and incomplete returns for
the months of July and August indicate
continued gain in tie gross earnings and
Improvement on the Oregon lines, and
it is regarded as probable that the net
results for the present year will show q
substantial gain over last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-25
TEE TYPE FOUNDERS TRUST.
1t Will Freeze the Small Firms Out and
Raise Prices.

1t Will Freeze the Small Firms Out and
Raise Prices.
New YORK, Sept. 24.-The Times says:
The American Type Founders company,
as the newly formed trust which seeks
to control the type-making industry OF
the country calls itself, has issued a
preliminary prospectue, which gives a
definite idea OF it's magnitude. 1t has a
capitalization of $9,0OO,000, represent
ing 10000 shares of preferred and
$4,000 shares OF common stock.
The 90 houses in the trust
represent, it is asserted, S5 per cent OF
the entire business of the country. The
president is Robert Allison, of Allison
& Smith of Cincinnati. The secretary
is A. 7. II. Brewer, of the Union type
foundry, Chicago. Only three large
firms-Farmer, Little & Co. and tine
Bruce type foundry of this city, and
Barnhart Bros. q Spindler OF Chicago
remain outside of the combination and
as far as their New York houses are
concerned, it is asserted that they are
practically in harmony with the trust,
although not caring to identity them
selves with it. 1t is generally conceded
that this new organization will practl-
cally control the market; ali the smaller
firms will be crowded out. The immed-
late effect Of the combination will be to
put an end to the fierce competition of
the last 10 years. The rate OF discounts
will be reduced materially and prices
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