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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Bichloride Of Gold Cure Clubs Worlds Con-
yentiOn.

DWIGHT, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-The worlds con-
vention of bichloride of gold clubs was
called to order here to-day with represen-
tatives from thirteen states and England
and Scotland.
S. E. Moore, of Pittsburg, occupied the
chair, examining credentials, consuming
the whole session.
The committee on credentials seated all
the delegates, and the expected disagree
ment was averted. Addresses were made
by DR.. Kelley and number Of the gradu-
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and distributed among the revolutionists,
who up to the time of the departure Of the
miner. still held the town. From every
pass In the mountains swarmed men eager
10 Join the movement until the federal SOL
dlers surrounded the town and permitted
no one to enter. A few days later there
was skirmish at Yeckery, in which three
OF the revolutionists were killed and num-
Der captured. The people are gathering in
all the little towns and giving the govern
ment much trouble in dispensing them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
A Kansas Man Killed by Wild Docs.

WICHITA, kas., Feb. 15.-John Pratt and
his young daughter, who lived near Leon
ard, Sherman county, are the victims of the
wild dogs which infest that part of the
state They were returning home yester-
day from Leonar when they were set upon
by the animals. Their remains. horribly
mangled, We're found about mile from
their home, and the carcasses of several
dogs show fierce battle was waged before
Pratt was overcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
CHINESE BOYCOTTED
They Are Subjected to Outrage
and Insult Near Butte.
Labor Unions Warn People Against Trading
With Them The Matter Taken
Official Notice of at Washngton

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 15.-[Special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. - The boycott
against the Chinese in Butte and the re-
ports of trouble between whites and Chi
nese have reached the Chinese legation at
Washington in an official way. For some
time rigid boycott has been in force
IN the great mining camp, and the
newspapers have published but few &C.
counts. On Wednesday an attack was
made by mob on a Chinaman's house at
Meaderville near Butte. All Sam and his
crew went to Butte to participate in the
new years festivities and left the wash
house ungarded, and when they returned
the establishment was a total wreck 1t is
said that during the proceedings there was
a large crowded. lookers-on who
CHEERED THE WORK OF DESTRUCTION
and announced that the Chinese must go,
peaceably If they would, but go they
must. A few days ago an assault was
made by white man an a Chinaman, in
which the latter was very roughly handled,
being knocked down and c. uelly beaten
The Chinaman took refuge on the porch of
a private residence, the white man pur-
sued him, knocked him through the win
cow and then dragged him out again across
the broken glass. Meanwhile a big
crowd stood around
URGING THE WHITE MAN ON.
Secretary Blaine has requested Governor
Toole to make speedy and effective in
vestigation OF the troubles. The request
is based upon the representation of Pung
Kwang Yu, charge ad interim of the Chi
nese legation at Washington, who says he
has just received a report from the i'm
perial consul-general IN San Francisco.
The charge ad interim says it appears that
in the month of November last various
labor unions of Butte passed a regulation
prohibiting the people in said city against
TRADING AND DEALING WITH THE CHINESE
subjects resident there, and at the same
time placed guards at the front of Chinese
stores to arrest and punish any native who
should be found to infringe the regulations.
subsequently the labor unions forbade the
native landlords to hire any more of the
houses to the Chinese, and ordered them to
raise the rents of the houses already ten
anted by them. They further required the
Chinese laundrymen to register their
names and attempted to extort $40 for the
same. Upon their refusal to comply with
the demands the lawless people fired at
them and assaulted some of them about the
heads with their pistols SO grieyouslv
wounding them that their lives were inn
periled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Foreien Corporation at the Fair

LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Globe to- day says
the prospects of foreign cooperation in the
Chicago Columbian exhibition do not ap-
pear very bright. In the case Of England,
the Globe adds, the very grave feeling
against the Mckinley bill has not yet sub
sided, but it is to be hoped manufacturers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Richards Regrets His Words About Ramsay
and Paddock.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Senate COM
mittee on territories listened again this
morning to arguments by adherents of the
bill to provide local form of government
for Utah and TO allow the people to elect
their own officials. Richards, of Ogden.
who addressed the committee Saturday,
spoke again this morning in favor of the
bill, prefacing his remarks with an express
sion of Tt greet for the statements he made
last Saturday, which, he said were made
through iDadyertence and without any in
tention of casting reflection npon Senators
Ramsey and Paddock. He had criticised
their conduct as members of the Utah
commission in appointing election officers
of the territory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
A Capsized Yacht Brought In.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. 15.-Advices
from Naples, Fla, state schooner brought
in small yacht found five miles out cap
sized; The yacht evidently had been used
by huntidg party, but no signs of anv
bodies were found. Five or SIX shot guns
and lot OF small baggage were found on
board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
An Austrian Fair commits ion Appointed

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. = Director General
Davis received cablegram to-day from
Consul-General Goldschmidt at Vienna,
saying the Emperor of Austria has APP
pointed commission of prominent men
with the Imperial Arch Duke Carl Ludwig
at its head to supervise the Austrian ex-
hIbit at the Columbian exposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Society OF Econcmites Celebration.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 15.-The eighty eighth
anniversary of the founding of the Society
OF Economics was celebrated at Economy
To-day with appropriate religious and
social exercises. DR.. Teed's friends made
no effort to get in and everything passed
off pleasantly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Election of the Presidents and vice-Presidept

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The House com
mittee on election of the President and
Vice President and Representatives in
Congress to-day agreed to report a bill
leaving the election of Senators to the
people and comforting exclusive power on
state legislatures to fix the time, place and
manner Of holding such elections
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Henry n. Yard Indicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-Henry H Yard
was to-day indicted by the United States
grand Jury on the charge of aiding Gideon
w. Marsh, president of the keystone
National bank, in embezzling the funds of
TINT in titutiOp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Combinations
Postmasters-H. H. Barnes, Castle, Mon
tana.
F. j. Nesbitt, Bozeman.
The bill introduced in the Senate to-day
for the improvement of the Columbia river,
appropriates S1,745, 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Lesseps, Condition ImnroHed.

PARIS, Feb. 15.-The condition of de Les
seps, whose critical illness was announced
yesterday, has improved. His friends,
however, are still anxious concerning him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
To Put Binding Irvine on the Free list

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Democratic
ways and means committee this morning
decided to report bill placing on the free
list "all binding Irvine manufactured in
whole or in part from istle or tampico
fibre, iute, manila, sisal, grass or SUNNI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Daniel Budd wins rhe snrint.

PITTsBURG, Feb. ia special to the
Chronicle Telegraph from Manchester, Eng
land, announces that Daniel Budd, of Mer-
iden, Conn, won the $50 yard sprint han
uicep, decided there to-day. His hackers
win $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Report on Treasurer o'hrteny Detalcat,on.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.-The committee of
various branches of the Catholic Knights
of America appointed to examine the
books Of Grand Treasurer O'Bren. who
was recently indicted for embezzlemeut
has made a report recommending that
Grand Secretary Barr send in his resipua-
ton for the reason they are satisfied he
withheld knowledge that O'Brien was in
default
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16

SPRINGFIELD, Kan, Feb. 15.-The ad-
iourned term of the district count convened
here to-day, Judge Botkin presiding. Con-
trary to expectation, there was no disturb
ance of any kind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-16
Silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The treasury de-
partmeat to-day purchased 42S, 900 ounces
of silver at prices varying from $3.50 to
9075
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HE WHO RUNS MAY READ,
LOCAL.
PAGE.

PAGE
Personals --------
Court Business
The Free Lance ...... observation-disclosures
1.-The Lions MOUTH in the Theatre .......
Progress Of the Eureka Townsite Case
Routine Business Transacted in the Legis-
lature------ -------------------..
Election Frauds and Other Crimes Ven
llIated IN Court------
Sheep Men Meet and Protest Against II. F.
Is, Befouling Water.
County Attorney Murphy Files Legal
Opinion on the Bowman Forgery Case
A Visit 10 The City Creek Canon Reveals
Anew the Filth We Drink --------
Enterprising Newspaper Men Make a
Promising Effort TO Form Press Club
Doctors Discuss Case of Varicose Veins
and Banquet with Equal Gusto--------..
The hamber of Commerce Booms Natural
Gas Beh nd Barred Doors
Entertainment by the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Y. NJ. C a. YeSterday-Leap Year
Party by the Guitar and Mandolin Club
To-morroW.- -. ....,--
ED1ToRrAI-PAGE 4.
Articles and Paragraphs.
Arrested and Indicted.
Weather Predictions.
Lead and Silver Quotations,
MISCELLANEOUS
nlnlng .----------------...
Railroads
The Markets Cby Telegraph) ----..........
UTAH NEws-PAGE 3.
Ogden, Provo Logan, Pennington.
TELEGRAPH-PAGEs AND 2.
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The Treasury Cash Balance.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Continned heavy
expenditures have reduced the treasury
cash balance to S27, PAS, 600. The amount
on deposit in national banks, Si2 949, 600.
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THE ECCLESIASTICAL CITY OF ITALY,
THE HIGH CATHOLIC DIGN

or at all events the cardinals are less CON
clliating than the Pope. They feel that
something should be done, but that the
church is not to be hampered by tradition,
and that If Pope Leo XIII cannot bring it
about one of his successors may.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
CONDITION or THE SOUTHERN NICHOLS.
AN ADDRE-s BY THE REV. DR.. W. b. DFREICK'
At the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church yesiHr-

AN ADDRE-s BY THE REV DR.. w. b. DERRICK.
At the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church yestrr-
day afternoon the Rev. DR.. vii lam Il. Derrick al
dressed big netting composed larg Is Of col0red
people on The Present Condition OF the Clored Face
in the South After outlining the origin ana dc
Veopment ~ the institution of slavery In thc Amer
lean colonies. he said in part
After the closing OF the Civil War and these op
pressed people had secured their freedom ticy We're
cast fr1endless and homeless. upon the four winds II
the heavens Tie friction that fo)wcd between Inc
whites and the blacks Of the South was rot IN any
vsv connected with the color OF the skins OF these
people il follows from the nature OF things That
you yourselves would object II your servants should
attempt TO rule your house. America mas thH hH"c
OF being Christian nation sending millions # I!ar'
YEARLY 10 cvangelze the world. ana vet II allows IN"
Of the worst blots upon the civilization of The earth
exist. right In its own borders. IN the ho'hhhu'
The trouble Is that Northern people d. not believe tho
0uraces committed against the coioFod man III 'ho
SOUTH as told in the daily press. But 'raNeNeu
last year 10 Mississippi with Bishop Payne, the com
missioner OF Il tcation Of the Methodist Church. ana
know whereof seak. There are two classes OF the
whites and between these two classes, as between Two
mlstones the blacks are ground; because The co'O:el
men work as the Of the better class thereby
Deriving the poorer classes OF their means oil livelihood
These in turn attack and murder Tie blacks. While The
better class look indincrcntN.'
In closing, he drew attention 70 the rapo adNHHv,c
rnent Of the cob -cd people, In .pite OF me hoS as
tOuraging combinations of circumstances. ard Sd tit
they We're Therefore worthy Of the hiecs, cons dtii-
lion ard assistance In orvating themselves from '
degradation which three centuries o! slavery hi
hen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
NrW.yErsrY WOODS ABLiZE.

Mays Landing " j.. Oct. tSpaclal-onc o' tle
rorccs, and most dctuciive fires ever known IN uN
r,rion has been burning In valuable timber ulSl''''
near ,hc line OF the Richmond ard Tnchahoc Kan
rood ten miles west Of hire. for three DAYS ana h"
hccn raging ncrcely TO-DAY. II l. estimated ''"t
tract Of land several miles vice ana nearly 'e" "'''
-, H.. hoon burned over and thousands Of ACRES oi
,..,,o,lo timber Lav. been DESTROYED or 50 bhN
hard ,s 10 he worthless. II l. not known how inc
,ro was started hut 1, believed to have been caused
hv Hebrews who were cleaning land Mt one Oh INC
,e,v settlements In the neielb1rhood strong VII,
-, nos Lccn blowing for several days, has he lis
W. nr-ri~r rn-d re dr'hcr Is dry as uit;''
owing TO the continued drouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
erRy0y ON SACRED Music.

A special choral service was hrid ye''eiunS 'i'ci
o +, tLe chapel Of the Wards Island Hospital
rSIs was the first public service at which the ne"
rdre nine organ was used. and an elaborate mNl'ai
,co had been arranged. The regular double quar-
90, of 1hc hospital ably assisted by "ihiam
~ rI,,,uoer OF the Boston Opcra Company ana
,, ~ Movers as sololss. The Rev g. w DC
'on Nichols chaplain OF Wards Island pieached Il
r,,nn ON the subject Of sacred music
.vudc H. par excellence. the fine art OF 'o-uny'
-. Xichol b,can 1t appeals 10 the sensitive
,on sou, I'm It's most spiritual sense III Is inc
,., language al human emotions" AFTER Tracing
n course of sacred music through the history Oh 'e
Inch no came down TO that OF thc H"c'''""
.,rches which he divided into three schools. ON
t',,ng he said In part "rhc old school OF straight
- ,rovincialisp the first OF these classes was 'lat
90 ,ho Early Purltans, and 20 Puritan an aeStheuo
,,,,r,o often sie1iiGcd Heavenly success. LEO
nra,,,ic school which followed this was that III "nion
ho congregation took part In the singns' Mn n,
uu d"ge entirely BY Il paid choir WnGao my" a. .
naontnr was never taken into coisldciauoH' ny
I'M -, ,his music Hight and fIiV9lous, ii
-, 80 today which has succerncd ihe "P'" ~,
eschooi is Tho music OF the Incarnation. II - w .
,et rhnrdE he happy medium, combining u IT,. W u
nr,s ~ the earlier schools and discaiuihB inc WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03

newspapers that Mitkcwicz would go to NewYork
voluntarily TO stand trial Count Mthiewicz had
seen Colonel Moore and had told him that he would
not 60 TO New-York at this time except upon
formal rcquisition from the Governor. and Colonel
Moore Informed Mr.. Burke The latter said
nothing about having any warrant In his possession
for the arrest Of tho Count. To a man who saw
Mr.. Burke beforc the latter left the city Burke said
he had n warrant In his possession, and accom-
panied by officer. although he declined 10 give the
officers name. Before going 70 New-York Mr.. Burke
minated to persons at his hotel that the rcquisitlon
papers would be obtained in short time.
Count Mltk.ewcz sad tonight to reporter that he
prepared and willing 10 answer any charge
criminal otherwise that might lie brought against
him. lie would go 10 New Ork voluntarily, &c
added soon a. he was dscha scd from his subpoena
a. a witness In case which he has preferred against
"A NewYork paper. lie will probably give his test-
mony In that case Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03

should be read daily by oil interested as changes may
foreign countries need 70. Be- specially .ses sS
%Ssa ses To SEND BY y
.sS, al %. sfs nj Specially
'sn fo Ss 'ae mail. ' week october wiz
o in al Ssi sr a o a R Hss 6; per
Hammock at p. M supplementary 80 p m, iof
Ia Paa r SGuS'r be, direct pSr from
$ D. m for Lefls and Guatemala, per s. s. saltwater.
70 o toi n: Jn% ra sat c Srss's .n
SSg%s%:, ESrSPs pI;os1s I Ss.i = ):
70, EasSi 5si s II Va s%sy % 3 %
30 S S Sf GGa raee us ct y $50 Ieua ia 9$ssn
Scssr.nds direct pei ,s:,, h0 !ss;
os,. neS ".s S erS set PSi p
a. No. nor for EaSc5 a%Sl,
% :: y
Harlan fro% Se%;9rlsshs ?. N Newfoundland.
md for France swrs
t%brs via Queenstown dstisrs icr GST%aay' France:
ssStsd'9f 'tE sG ssria ana .ss %s
q EureRs oahampsOn and Bremen mus, be directed
& "a a osral% ssr. %S. S d. sss
M for Wlndward Islands. per s. s. Murici VettSsrs Ior
Murelj at II a. M. Campeche Cbapas, Tabasco ane
Yucatan, per 0rilab, (esrs for Iampeo di,ess anc
other MoNcan states Via Vera Cru, must be directed pt
riS: %;% f5s, 6; e.,
usn1 ,t Se Grs' 80 MI ns Tor Fortune
Jamal,a Sr s. Athos stters for Jacme and Auxcayes
%as p' a5 ,ys ssf
per Ethiopia via Glasgow detters must DO directed
'rer Ethopia,E o.. ,,o 81, y,u,, ~,
s. fdshalI. from New "" worcans at p. m. Tor Ghln1
and Japan steamer from VANCOUVER ueters NUS 90
S Msason y pr steamer from North sydney W.
Malls for China and japan pr s. Pert ia an > m
Francisco close here daily w T. October % AZ s3
daily up 70 October 30 at go p M (or on ar
rival Newyor Of S TaHnIn T1'h an ''n p mes 70.
Australia tfrom san Francisco close here Giy up |"
october 30 at 20 Mails for the socety lsia hsrs
daily up 30 october rs, at 80 Nails for chins
Japan VIA Vancouver Especially addressed on s'1ss
rail to Montreal and thence by steamer close at this Office
daily a: p Mails for Mquslcn s raj 70 hos'on1;
and thence ny -tcamer close at tbs once GUY nsnSo
h. steamer Sailing Mondays and Tnurd,vs close at this
olloe daily az 2 30 O. m Mails Tor Mexico. overland:
urle. specially oddr, sd for Dispatch by steamer close ~
pscac MAS are forwarded San Francisco daily
and schedule Of closing arranged on the prumpsion
,,I. from the East arriving time at san Francisco on
Of sailing OF steamers are dlsa'cheu thehcc 'h'
R.si;,rred mall closes at p previous day. .
Fstr, surremontarv mails are opened on On" piers OF
the English French and German steamers at the hour OK
Iosinr ~ surlcr enarv mails the Potofce, which re-
main opcn until within minutes Of the hour OF sailing
NJ .te,inor CORNELIUS VAN C0TT Postmaster
PostoaIcc New-York, n. Y. september 80. lso2'
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DIE. d.

f@ sSs an G' n,na
FUNERAL at Smhiown Monday. October 3D. at 'So
Rim p; M leaves Long Island City at 0 a. M
n mp stS asr @ S1Ify os''Y,
s%,aik . T oi SSSscr a. O'CLOCK
covELI-on SUNDAY. October "a, Adc ,., c. cOvell
$ {Ss:5 f. 5 i
DT to 9E H. Doass lat, Of ScwYoFE in his Goth
rGcEl service. sop: ISs Gn ScSck Washington "
Intrrmcnt At greenwood. $500
GRNmAM-M Newark y. J., october ist 1892, Charles
aaa at t" his us a tt" No IS Washing
ton'.t.. ,sdsy' An ui 8sti at p NJ
lntS SSn,, at convenience OF the family.
n %, HG T 'Fa"i fi4adGSs 20 1877
Funeral services at her nte esiaen,Ls. i'' n0''''
rn h,p2SS" at Ehinsbecf.
providence, l.. l., papers plca'e copy. oo.,
LOOMIS-At Plandeld. n. j.. Thursday, September -Vu
raSe7i scryc.s at his l.c residence. No Y RoskvtSw
e ia sGpHn Ia, Sfe az orange
Funeral from 3i2 CcntFaave Orange. on Tuesday oc'o
Der I. II o'clock q m
MoRHsL1-on sunday. October "a. at Kind, raOok, NY
The funeral services viii be held at the residence OF his
O'Clock p. N.
RoTH-At Wl,sbadcn. Germany, OF Sunday October I'd
Sonhlr beloved VIE o LudNi IL Roth. and eldest child
Of = T.. and johanna ulEann.
Notice Of fun raj hereafter.
scOTT-On Friday september 30. her parents house
in Prime, ton ~ j.. Anne knecllnd aged year 10
months days. Youngest child Of william H. ana Alice
l.. Scott.
sPEERS-At Hackcnsack y. J., Oct. LIST. Christian
Spe
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 10 attend
The funeral MONDAY. O'Clock from her late residence
Train leaves foot Chambers-st., o'clock
TIIORNFAt Katolsh. y. Y. Sunday morning. October
81 ti,orge Frost. wife OF ThcOiorl \. Thornr.
Funeral services at the Methodist Episcopal Church, on
Wednesday. the 9TH Inst. at ] O'Clock y. IN.
VAN NEST-At East Orange. y. j., Friday. September
20 John Van Nest Of New'lOrG in the oOtl year Of
his age. -, a.. ,-,
lcos az his lave rcsldncc - West 1Othst OH Tues
dav October ith at half past 10 o'clock u. M
WEIIS-N Black Rock Conn. october I'd, 1892, George
A. W lis. aged - years. - 49,
raner. ION his late residence Tuesday, October 4h.
,t - 30 D. M.
WOODLAND CEMETEHY
wooelasn station (2ith Ward Harlem Railroad.
ONCE. No. 20 T.. I'D So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
ELECTRICAL RAILWAY BUILDING.

chicago, oct. Tho p-c'cnt year Is showing n re-
markhblc record in The amount II electric railway
building: roth in the number OF new roads constructed
and In IN. number ~ Old one extended DURING the
last twelve months says Electrical industries the
number ~ roads has Increased from 80 To iOJ Inc
ncr,as. I'm capital stock IA, been nom tl51'O''9'3
20 s.0j.610.OOO. 1t should not be Inferred from th'
hat th.,c eight four rod, represent this amount oi
OBJ ncv. fr included in hi, sum there IS not Only the
cart.l stock of these roads. but also Increase In
The capital stoch o. roads already established winch
ia uany instances las been considerable the same
4 tue Of the mileage. The Increase from 30ltoO
miles 70 $40 miles represents only the aggregate
mileage Of the now roads bat also The extensions OF
Ito II onc,. The Eat" capital stock t. date is
sO.s3O 900. but this docs not Include the premiums
an stock o. the hoaa- aud 0lh-r securities. when Il
r,ns,ty.tlye IS Innate w0In put ~ T-i5OooO1O bling
-. thr capital laye,tcd 10 an aggregate 81 '-'J''