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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04

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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Old potltoes are not very plenty but they move very
slowly and prices barely steady view potatoes 10
good demand and firm POTATOES scarce ana rev 70
come forward Bimudi onions have fallen TO 81 80
Norfolk rad shes icnty and lower Asparagus has fallen
heavily and closes weak under large offerings and slow
trade. Cabbage hrm Tor prime large Green peas sell
well when choice OF e IA southern lots are Of
stock largely Inferior such has 70 e low Tomatoes
running down quality and moving slowly at tssier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
THE PEIROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The reports from the Mcdonald pool were again
favorable e. prodnccr~ who hoped for higher prices-a
further decline OF 1000 barrels TO - 900 barrels being
reported in the daily output of the field. The general
field report for April also favorable making COM
PARSONS as follows with the previous month:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
MILK AND CREAM.


The daily 0VcfaHc receipts Of mix and cream az The
drcrGt railroad distributing points In and near the city
for The week been follows: Erie 900 OF
NH o condensed milk end OF cream
penn yanla poughkepsie and Boston. 45 Of milf
Su .duchanna 23i Of milk aud 10 cass Of
Lnckaw anna 1928 Of milk and % Of cream;
NrwYork Central and Harlem 2a4i OF milk 80 GAYS
of milk and = Of New-IOyk CRY
and Northern o90 cans Of milk Now.iIaven and Hart
ford $50 cans milk; Ontario Western 2J31
Of milk and 100 u cream: Wcst Shore 1913 cans
OF milk of condemned milk and - OF cream
Jersey Central. 80 " milk and IL can, OF
cream: and by m.ceaneous short routes. 1850 cans OF
milk and Of The total daily supply has
ben go Of milk. l6s cans Of condensed milk
and 472 ri The average price paid for the
surplus ha, been 81 40 q Of forty quarts The MIX
Exchange price l. 81 81 Oh cents quart net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
wIyNEns AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington, Ky, May 3-Foilowng are VIC reSu' ~
Ae Lexington TODAY. -
FIRST raee-Thrce O uarters OF mile. Tee Miko hrst'
Major Tom second Salvation third. Time. 1;lo. -
Second rsce-Fivc- o0ehaf furonSs Pnlsadc nrs''
11Guno second lila thiId. Time. oSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
FURS AND SKlNS.
SUNDRIES.

NUTS-Pc1nuts quiet at lie for fancy hand picked and
2a,dec Spanish shelled quoted ct 82c for
No. /; no. 2, 4tai2c Virginia No. 1 shelied dull
BEESWAX-supply light but demand small and market
hapled; southern quot y at 27d27ac.
small and prime stock l. not quotable above Sc only
peddling sales higher Syrup quiet at 5Od0Oc Per
eul oIteidc choice new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
DRIED FRUITS.

Rccei t. for week. 100 pkRs; exports for week l9o,
pkcs EVarorated APPLES arc having ir movement ano
price, gradually HARDENING No prime STOCK oel nov
be bough, | Glow Sc. and few sales nave hth m'us
higher: chci apples saabc in lines at O4c ana
some joibinz business has been dom at 1Hc tancy
fruit is firmly held -, djc. All kinds OF sun-dr'N iS
pies dull and prices nncsraln Chots gu T. poacns
In oht s.ok and but wanted. Rlsberr'', nave al.
,o1rod n ljc Tor c,spo7td and i5c for Sun-drd ana
the feeling st'onc ai TINT though trade J. qc Qther
small fru.s unchanged California aprcOts IN good de-
rnand and Arm. Peaches working into small compass.
DrunCs s,so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
HOPS.

imports 90 b'rs Qul'tn'ss has prevailed throughout
tn week. bat th"e has been absence Of much ssurc
and piccs little change. Stattstcly
III" Position lo,N- solid but holef> fearful that
brewers too Vel stocked 20 com" them to buy other
IN ,ulll hand tO.Gouth ard IN that event
Will De dn.cult . rantau the present range Of values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04

,rs ,.r,sct Wagner vestibnle IL In all priucF
th,dp,,er trains OF tho New York Central 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
ClIItItSE.

Receipt, week. 17i27 toscs. ENpcrts sioo boxes
More inn Of Tie wcrS~ receipts were ne"
cheysc. and thu fnil, opened. n" riight
indications al Improving demand. nocd week ago ma
tprolizeG fap!dy, and hy IhuT.day there was an hNc
demand. iO becoming thc ntri rate for best o,s ol
full that Ia -tO'k cleaned up wen uurihg
the iclaindc q. IN fact shippers had nth"f
more orders they coIi1 Ill, and the coinruuoh W
Offering the market very Stronv
tone. Ne RI ind to-day the demand KEEP up very
well .c,oial .hp.r- being anxious ~ get OF snc stock
Wt'x boat and nnc parcels ol luil cram
dva1c.d ~ I0r.uIOsc white having most demand aud
going Nc, 'n rail- az the latter ngurc fhlf 10 PRIME
lots ,loc An ~ .Tl04c. Light skins have sofa b't
IN vm.fhi full cream and rom" of th" me lots
4 lIc kor- bring 9d9sc bulk Of sale are ~ .ado &c
T. in, Cheaargo County part Skins bring g rpt cNnnit
md common TO good range from Ssd6iac i"id iry SKINS
er, du one State lots selling down 70 &c anm
roam are moro plenty and have settled % od io'sc for
f,n., lot. old cheese small anu nave
good st.ady obbing trade at full late prices Liverpool
cable. Jid5Gs.
NEW CHEESE
STATE factary full cream large sire fine
STATE factory full cream, fair 10 prince 3'tulVt
State factory light skina llerkimer Co cheese ~
STATE factory part skins, Herkmer Co., common - a,
To .. -
STATE krtory part skins. Chensnso and neshbor. .
Ing counties prime. -'..'''-
state factory part skins. fair 70 gsod ea
state factory part skims, cononf 57a -
iuil skins sTG 2,
Pennsvivnnia skims. Ia
OLD CHEESE.
state factory full cream, fancy. l+@Z
Htate fsotorv n hne. el42
STATE fsesry iau cream. M u prime z1osA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
FpI,ITs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


There has been further advance In choice arsdes OF
fresh sppl,& under 2ht offerings aud a air n'ihoh,.
Florida ingcs ar. ana firm. the rev asrs' o.s
arriving commanding very full prices nav,
liberal and lower. but tne u'laiu ~ INV
ond choice lci closing hrm: Norm ,aoh ,S
receipts still light ond OF irTeauar Iua y. Mn
most sales l5a2Oc, occasional extra Graz Eons
little HIGHER. Charleston Is sending the o'k ~ o9s w
py and the berries COOL quality a. RUE iSa-3c
covers the sales but some poor lots 90 down 70
I5c and few very choc" largo Norman srouln, ~,
23c or a SHADE Florida stock l. running now, ~
and sells lower generally IN rihSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04


Potatoes, Bermuda. new, Ter DBL.
Potatoes. Befnut,, seconds. per bbi
Po:a toes. Florida. new. pcr bbl....
Potatoes. state. Hose and Hebron. pc
Potatoes. state. otncr Kinds, per $50
Potatoes. L. l.. In bulk, pr bDl
Potatoes, Maine. Kose per Dill. -.
Potatoes. Maine, Hebron, &C.. per bl
Sweet potatoes. Jrrs Y. rer bbl.......
Cabtages. Florida. Chm. and saw, ne
String bfans. Floridi. per crate. ..-:
Green peas. North Carolina. per Z b
Green peas. savannah. per crate.
Green pas, Charleston, per crate.
Green pc,s. Charleston. per basket.
Lettuce. Southern. pr bbl....-:...
Tomatoes. Florida. per carrier crate
Asraragns, new, per dO,'n buncheS
Bects. Florida. per crate. .........-.
Reefs. Bermuda, per crate ............
squash, Florida, per crate. .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
domestic Gituations fuante6
Females

RI 0UsE%oRK.-l3y young, able, active
IL girl: knows how TO keep things meas
and clean. and IL q family cook aud good
laundrss, wages moderate for steady place
city or country. 212 Jth-ave., near l7thst.,
Mrs. HALLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04

~ RSE-Young French American woman
~ would like a few more engagements bess
references from families. li9 Gwinnett-st.,
prtoklyn hell g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The good crops in Europe has caused
a glut in the grain market on this side
of the water.
Prof. Franciulli, of New York, has
been appointed leader of the United
States Marine band at Washington.
The body of a young woman cut into
twelve pieces was found in IN empty
house in Paris yesterday, and two men
suspected of the murder were arrested.
Prince Bismarck will not go to the
Reichstag. He characterizes the pres
ent ministers as men ofstraw, unworthy
of having a strong man fighting them.
A man named Schmidt was convicted
in Brussels on Saturday of dragging
and smothering a girl in Il hotel to OBJ
tain an insurance he had taken out on
her life.
James r. Bartlett, survivor of the
Jeanette Arctic expedition, whose
mind has been weak for sometime, at
San Francisco Yesterday, shot and kill
ed his wite's neice, wounded his wife,
and Alcn committed suicide.
Five persons persisted and nearly six
million dollars worth Of property was
consumed in the contlagration ut Mil
waukee Friday night. The fire swept
over thirteen blocks. destroying near
~ four hundred houses and render
ing several thousand persons homeless.
\ relief fund for the sufferers was start
ed Saturday morning and over $4,000
promptly raised The aggregate loss
to the insurance companies is about
81. coo, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Sir Andrew
Clark. Mr.. Gladstone's physician, has
prohibited his attending the inaugural
banquet at the Guildhall of Lord
Mayor Kill on November9 on account
of his enfeebled energies. There is no
precedent for the chief of the Cabinet
absenting himself on the occasion of
the Lord Mayors banquet if he is able
to appear.
MADRID, Oct. 3l.-The Columbus
historical exhibition was opened to the
public yesterday without any formal
ceremony, owing to the absence OF the
royal family.
BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-Emperor William,
the Empress and three of their sons,
started from Potsdam this morning for
Witcnburg, where they will take part
in the rededication of the restored
church, to the doors of which Luther
nailed his famous Thesis against papal
indulgencies.
LONDON, Oct. Sl.-A dispatch from
Saigon says that the British ship GFei-
nav, Capt. Webster, from Barry July 8,
for Hong Kong, has been wrecked on
Rifeman Shoal. Part OF her crew were
drowned.
PARIS Oct S1.-The discovery yesterday
of the terribly mutilated body of young
woman in a. empty house in the Belleville
quarter has caused great excitement. The
body had been cut into twelve pieces show
ing that the murderer was skilled in the use
of the knife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
Oregon. Minnesota and Kansas.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 3l.-The dem
ocrats have withdrawn one of their
electors and have substituted one of
the peoples party in his stead. If
Pierce, the candidate in question, sue
ceeds the republicans will contest on
the ground that the law provides that
the name of nominees shall appear on
the ballot in but one place, whereas, in
the democratic and peoples county
tickets it appears twice.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 31.-The three parties
in Minnesota have about finished their
work. The indications point to vote
of about 100000 for the State, against
262,OO0 in 1888. Secretary Smalley, of
the democratic committee. says the
democrats are going to help the Weav-
er men elect four presidential electors,
while Chairman Jameson, of the re-
publican committee, claims the entire
electoral ticket.
TOPEKA, Ka., Oct. 3l.-The republi-
cans have pollcd every county twice
and are oferins even bets that they
will elect their electoral and legislative
ticket and that they will get seven of the
eight congressman. Peoples party
leaders insist that they will carry their
electoral, State and legislative ticket,
and that they will elect five out of the
eight congressman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.

The Ute Indians, who in 1879 COM
mitted atrocious crimes, have again
left their reservation.
At a mass meeting Of the striking
coaling miners held at Carmaux,
France, to-day, it was decided to end
the strike.
Fires were visible from Allentown,
Pa, last night on the mountains and
unless rain comes soon to extinguish
them serious results may follow.
This morning Mrs. Mary B. Marean,
a widow, living in the fashionable part
of Cambridge, Mass, killed her mother,
Mrs. Annie L. Brownlee, nearly 70years
old. Mrs. Marean is evidently insane.
The drought prevailing all over the
State of Pennsylvania is severely felt.
In many sections streams are almost
dried up and the smallness of the water
supply of some of the cities causes
much uneasiness.
Mike Queenan, of Chicago, and Dick
Graham, of Brooklyn, fought finish
battle near Peoria, Ills, yesterday
morning. The men are both giants,
Queenan being six feet two inches tall
and his opponent two inches taller.
The Brooklyn man was knocked out in
four rounds.
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut,
Virginia and West Virginia are calling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
Burning Oil.

Shortly after four o'clock Sunday morn
ing people in the vicinity of the Point Breeze
Gas Works, Philadelphia. were startled by
the sound of an explosion. An alarm of fire
was turned in, and Immediately the air was
filed with the screams of the whistles in the
ncirhborhood the shouts OF the sailors, and
The hoarse summons OF the officers on board
vessels lying ut the wharves. Fortunately
many of the steamers and tags hauled away
from the wharves TO Il place of safety with
out suffering any damage other than the
blstcring of the paint The bark Felix sur
rounded 10y the burning oil, which iloated out
into the river, caught; fire and sank directly
across the channel The bark Elena {. also
took fire. but the heavy streams of water
which were poured upon her deck prevented
the fire from reaching her cargo of case oil,
but she will have to be newly rugged before
she can sail 4 lighter loaded with cased oil
was burned to the waters edge, aud a small
frame house and barn belonging TO the city
was entirely destroyed. Five. hundred feet
of wharf were so badly damaged that It Will
have 10 be almost entirely rebuilt. The fire
was caused by the explosion of oil which had
leaked from the large pipes. The escaped oil
worked down through the soil and collected
beneath the furnaces at the pumping-station
in such quantities that when it became ignited
it exploded with sufficient force TO break
down the retaining wall, and the whole volume
of oil spread in burning mass over the sur
face of the river The losses will aggregate
S131 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
Fairfax Democrats.

To the Editor Of the AlerGndrid Gd=cfte:
The democrats of Annandalc organized a
Cleveland and Stevenson Club on the 18th in
slant. with Mr. G. X. Pickett as president. The
club is in excellent working condition and
has large attendance every Wednesday night.
On Saturday, the 22nd instant, we raised in
honor of our standard hcarcrs-Cleveland and
Stevenson--a flag pole. The pole went up
with good pull, Il cheerful pull. pull al
together amidst the cheers of those assembled.
The ladies were out in full force to encourage
us with their sweet smiles and kind words.
Messrs. John NJ. Johnson and r. Walton
Moore were present and made favorable and
telling speeches, proclaiming the gospel truth
OF democracy and exposing the damnable do
ings of the republican oligarchy. No doubt
many left the occasion praying Heaven to
help US 10 gain great democratic victory on
November Sth You can depend upon AMMAN
dale. K. VI. WEIR. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
RIA, VA
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 81, 1892.

VIRGINIA republicans, like all others,
profess to endorse the principles OF the
republican party as announced in Its
platform. But still Gen. Malone, their
ex-democratic commander, orders them
to vote for the third party's congress
sional candidates, though such men are
utterly and Numerically opposed to
every principle ever formulated by are
publican convention-except the Force
bill-and, if they could, would flood the
country with greenbacks that would
soon be worth no more than Conteder-
ate notes were during the war, estab-
lish government pawnshops in every
county and town III every State
and Territory of the Union, and IN
crease taxes to the extent of hundreds
of millions of dollars to pay the soldiers
who ravagcd their State the difference
between the value of gold and that OF
the greenbacks they received as bounty
and as substitute money. Will many
white Virginia republicans obey this
order?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
sEN-suAKE AGAIN cARTER-WE'VE GOT TO GET
ANOTHER BARREL FULL

upon their respective sons now in
Maryland to return home and vote
and the call is being needed AIoney
is being raised in Baltimore TO ensure
the presence in the Virginias on to-mor.
r)w week ofalltheir voters who may 10
temporarily residing in that city
Transportation facilities viii be sup.
piled by the other States.
A wreck occurred on the Norfolk aill Wc,,.
crn RliIroad this morning at 3oclocS near
Disput.nta station. Va. Folrtcaa f-eigh,
cars and two locomotives were lady wrecked.
Two or three men were injured and white
man WAS killed.
Anattcmpt to assassinatc the Stat, taditor
of North Carolina Al political mcctiag
few days since, led to Il desperate battle WIKI
bowie knives and pistols, in which i've men
were killed and more than dozen seriously
wounded.
While walking on the railroad tack at
Akron, O., to-day " II. Golden aud Robert
U. Comfy were struck by a train and killed
Conley was single nln, and Golden who
was his bgo:Lcr-in-law, lived in Roanoke. V,
The Canadian Pacific railways steamship
Japan arrived a: Victoria B. C., last night
from CHM and Japan, having made Il knots
all The way. beating the tr.ns-Pacifc record
with ease.
The Church of the Assumption at Canton,
MINI. where the miraculous window had eff.
fected so many cures, has been closed by ord
er of church committee. No reason is as
signed.
Grunwald Hall. on Baron street, near Canal.
New Orleans, burned this morning. Los
100000 A number Of persons who oeeu-
pied rooms on the fouth floor were rescued by
the tircmcn.
Democrats from many States are trying to
induce Mr. Cleveland to take the stump du-
ing the last week of the campaign.
strong impression prevails at Cleveland.
o., that some of the many fires of last week
were the work OF inccndarics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
Interest to be Paid.

New YORK, Oct Sl.-Receiycrs
Huidekoper and Foster give notice to-
day that the coupons maturing Novem-
Der l, 1892, on the Virginia Midland
railway general mortgage 5 per cent
bonds; Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad second mortgage
bonds and Northeastern railroad Of
Georgia first mortgage bonds, will be
paid at the office of the Central Trust
Company, of New York, on the above
named date.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31

The childish prattlc is hushed, the
happy haunls of baby's toddling feet
are deserted, the funeral bells toll
their farewell dirge, home is desolatc.
Had the young mother not been indif-
ferent to the warning of that little
cough, when she rocked baby to sleep;
but had given it one or two drops of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the relentless
Group would not have appeared,
and then bitter tears would not now be
shed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
1t Should be in Every House

JB. Wilson. 81 Clay street Sharpsburg
Pa, says ne will not be without DR.. Kings
NewDiscovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, that it has cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an attack
of la Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no good
Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa claims Dr.
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing likcit. Try it. Free bot
ties at c. G. Lemons Drug Store, Goa King
street. Large bottles soc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31

AS THE republicans in the Norfolk
district were unable to select congress
sional candidate, Senator Higgins of
Delaware-who, by the by, is publicly
charged with attempting to bride voters
in his own Statc-has done the business
for them, and has turned down the ne
gro Corrigan and directed them to vote
for ex-Congressman Dezendorf, Il north
ern man, but unquestionably the best
one spoken of in connection with the
nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31

The VIRGINIA SYNoD.-Thc Virginia
SYNOD closed its session in Petersburg
on Saturday night. Rev. T. H. Rice, of
this city, was appointed on the commit
tee to report to the next meeting of the
Synod as to The best means Of develop
ing and directing the christian activity
Of the young. The Synod declared its
purpose to encourage the founding Of
such schools of high grade and will sus-
tain them in every suitable way.
In its personal notes the Petersburg
.4ppeal says Among the younger
ministers none attract more attention
than Rev. J. /. Vance, of Norfolk, and
Rev Z. r. Rice, of Alexandria. Mr..
Vance is the successor of the venerable
DR.. Armstrong as pastor of the First
church and is regarded as one of the
best organizers and most popular
preachers in the Synod, while he is do
ing fine work i'll the large and induen-
tial congregation TO which he ministers.
Mr.. Rice went from the seminary last
year Immediately 10 the charge of the
large and important city church in Al
exandria, undertaking work so unusu-
al for a young man just from college as
to greatly interest his co-presbyters.
He has maintained his position and in
creased his popularity during the year
of his pastorate and grown i'll favor with
his people"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31

The STATE MILITIA.-Colonel 10.
Lane Stern, the assistant inspector
general of the Virginia volunteers, has
completed his report on the various
military organizations of the State
While the Colonel criticises nearly all
the companies more or less for defects
which did not escape his eagle eye, his
statements on the whole are exceeding
ly encouraging and show a renewal OF
interest in the citizen soldiery. In the
beginning ofhis report Colonel Stern
refers to the increase in the number OF
volunteers this year. In 1891 the total
number was 2,7Sl this year it is 3, LIB,
gain of342 In reference to the Alex
andra Light Infantry he says: Com
pany F (Alexandria) Third Regiment,
has undergone considerable improve
ment in its personnel, and its general
appearance is very good. The Fred
ericksburg Grays, Company G., of the
Third Regiment, has disbanded but
may be reorganized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31
nOninatiOl

WHEN A man wants to paint his
house now, he has to pay, in addition
to the legitimate price of the paint he
uses, an additional tax of 80 cents a gal
lon on the linseed oil, and 9 cents a
pound on the white lead There is
hardly an article among those in COM
mon use, the price of which has not
been almost doubled by the iniquitous
and plundering Mckinley bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31

MR.. JOHN MOST, the famous anarchist,
having acquired some property since he
came to this country, has now aban-
doned anarchy and become lover of
law and order, and has renowned the
idea that property is robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-10-31

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
The report of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company for the year ended June
80, 1892, shows: Gross earnings, $5.94i.-
7S3-a decrcase s., 5G6; operating expenses, OF
$3,O37, 067- decrease $40, i2i; net earn
ings, S2.907, Titan increase of S45.S1S.
Charges increased. S160,1 91. Surplus S59S,-
O6O-a decrease of S114,3f3.