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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12

BALTIMORE POTOMAC II r. co.
Statement Of income account Tor year end
ing octoheT 5is' iooS' q, sce 40 20
nnnrat IN. nrnensns / 'bai S;a,65
-
Net earning. ..........$ s76,655.OS
Interest general account ll,3ll'2l
,,, sooo one On
otal lhcoIie ~, ..oo oco m s'''''0'-'
intorest ~, nnninmn,t al II
tents. ...,.'..i.,..... 2,i5j.l4
In crest on mortgages
and ground rents-::... 2,OSLOo
RentatChtohsIllle snort
Linz iaii'o"u''''''''' -t'I1.Io
r,,s, charces. sa6o.A7ss "a
----
Deficit sl6g,479.55
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN R, W. co.
Statement Of income account for year end
ing October 3lst, 1896:
Gross earnings. ......s 9O2,2sj.s5
Operating expenses. 2jj,i Sc!
Net earnings. ..,,'''... oonfoo5
lh n1'nS eonerHi az .s,o,
Rents s,asstS
-------.
Total income. ......... 5 4S,3i2.GB
Interest On funded dabts 50,0OhOO
'nieiesso on equipment o,Ss@@l
,ro,a, ohor.., ~ o,s Of
'o''' '""' s'-' '''''''''' oo'--"--
Deficit ,..,..,,..... 1883 IS
THO gross earnings Of the system. exclu.
sive ~ tie BaItimnrn n Pntomac and
Washingt"m Sn,,thprn roads which have
heen ,,,,erated nniv DURING the INST wear
in connection win the F.. w. K b. sys-
tem show an incrense over the previous
va,r ~ an H3S az the decrease in freiwht
nail aud MISCELLANEOUS enrninps having
heen more Than ofrsct Inv the Increased In,
c5,,,,a frnt, nnsasuuar ala eynress traffic
The decrease Il, freight receints was. how
aver very alight in view Of the fact that
he near6 cron az the Peninsula was again
an almost entire failure. The expenses
show nm increase of Sio6. 800. 81. which oc-
curred mainIv In the CONDUCTING trans
nnrtation and motive pOwer departments.
The result was n decrease in the net earn.
inrs If $50 IN. a.
The continent was increased nv the ad-
ditinn III ia nov engines and 10 passenger
t,rs Five hundre1 rondolas were Also
provided for use under the usual car trust
nrrnnpements. seven old locomotives
were also replaced by heavy standard
power and 10 old cars replaced by new
ent,innnent consisting of 10 conches Ave
csdmhined two bnyvage and mail and two
hoIrage and exnress cars There were ll9
frn;,yh1 rara hiiit In rnnlace vacant Num-
hars ana tbe mnintennnce If wnv enIlin.
,Na,,t ;rcrnosad Nv rnnr addit;o,,aI cnrs
and also bv the purchase of IS ears
fnrmeriv belonrin, to the Baltimore 4;
Potomac railroad.
The branch lines connected with the
Daln vars rniiroad SLOW, In HE apgrerate n
greater las, fnr Inc wear. owing IN a meas.
IRE Ia the failnre Of The reach CROP here.
| tnfnre referred In, there being a large de.
crease in ,,ross earnings ON both the Queen
Lnne's & Kent and Delaware K Chesa.
neake roads.
Psarhhe e r Hoiswars MARYLAND 6 y;rg;ni,
ra;iroad While showing an increase in
prnss earninas has \ lar?er Increase in OK.
Senses tho reault heir,., that that line
aaerned bnt s99 aSo ~ t6vard the Interest
on ;ts honSed debt $3.50 =
TIA hoard is caI,eI unon IN racord sine,
tho last animal msetinp he d,.sth Of twr
If lis mem era namsly, Mr.. Christiar
| n II 80. -',iii.j;a, Ia''',., isth - a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12

Cards have been issued for the wedding
of Harvey Willis and Miss Lila Patchett,
which will take place January 18th, in
Easton, Nd, NJ. Il, Church.
William c. PawIey Of this city will serve
as general secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Waterloo, n. Y,
during the next five months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12

Expenses. 93,927.94
Deficiency in earnings to
meet expenses. $s6,6il.G
Deduct receipts from
ents..............,.... $3.50
$26,39l.T
Add Interest on funded
debt........,....... =. .flG0n0.O0
Interest on equipnent.... 1,s3l.i2 lIi3lTa
an
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12

have boon troubled with chronic catarrh
10 years. Elys Cream BALM is the only fom-
edy among the manv that have used that
affords me relief-E. Il. Willard, Druggist,
Joliet, Ills.
have been t'oubled with catarrh Tor tel
years n have tried number of remedies,
but found no relief until purchased Il bottle
OF Eys Cream BALM. consider II the most
reliable preparation for catar h and cold in
the head.-George +. CEandall, Z. ", Qaon-
ochawntauG, X. l. Z,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12
A VISIT TO LORD TENNYSON
The Famous Poet and His
Rare Old Port Wine.
-WRAlTHS OF OLD ROMAN ROADS
English Dogs and English
Children.

Odd Incidents of Foreign Travel as Noted
by Mr.. Wakeman in HI wanderings--
How Horny irving Got the Best of
Lord Tennyson and Drank His Wine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12
p. IL. Il d Il. n.

The Annual Meeting in This city--Re-
port of Operations for the Last Fiscal
Year.
The 55th annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
81 Baltimore Railroad Company was held
in this city Monday afternoon.
Following is synopsis OF the report OF
the board of directors;
Operations of all lines for the year end
ing October 3lst, 1892:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12

Interest on invest
meDtR ................
Interest from branch
and other roads for
use Of equipment. -.
Interest received on
sun ny accounts.....
Rem . reed by branch
roads not included in
above earnings d.
Profit from lease of ID.
X. r., one-half Of the
excess Of net earn
ings over liked chgs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12


opera st roads
From which deduct:
Interest On bonds. $50,
Interest on car trusts.
Interest on ground
r ntS, &c.. ..,,..,-.
Rentals, leased aud
operated roads. .....
Take, state Of Penu-
sylvania.,.......
Taxes, state OF Della
ware. -........... -.
Sinking fund appropri-
atoms for bonds due
Aprll lat, 1900, and
June isL 1910. -.
Adyano : to Delaware
n Chesapeake Kali
way, ...,...... &.
Extraordlna y sxpendi-
lures in revision and
imprOvementOf lines,
dc..,..s.'....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12
Philadelphia, Whining

road ..,.,..........
Baltimore & Potomac
railroad (inclu ing
anto syllie Shot
Line rA,lroud) .......
Washington Southern
raj why...,. .....
Fhilade phia & Balti-
more Contra railroad
Delaware rai8IUnd 80.
Queen Anne's Il Kent
railroad .............,
Delaware IL Chesa-
p AXE railway. ,.....
delaware, maryland IL
Virginia railroad. ..
Cambridge j. Seaford
railroad -. ..........
Total. ..............,
Net earnings from op,
1tf, tpiisl1 nf1,t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12
CAMBRIDGE & STAFFORD R. n. co

Deficiency ..s.......-... SIo,9ii'o5
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC II II. co.
Statement Of income account for year end
ing October 3lst, 1897:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
COMING AMIsEMENTS.

"Our Party"-The English comedian. Ar
thur Lloyd. and his brilliant company of
Opera House on Monday in the musical
farcial comedy, Our Party" Mr.. Arthur
Lloyd who for years has been known as the
best vocal comedian of the day. evinces spe-
cial talent in the character of Charles Lar
rican. disbanded comedian. The ease.
nature and quiet unobtrusiveness of his
style enables him TO take first-class honors
as an eccentric comedian.
Master and Mantle attraction at
Harris Theater next week will be the SEN
sational drama, Master and Man." by
Simms and Petit. and is said to eclipse in
a scenic way. in Its accurate and precise
manner of staging. and In its exceptional
perfection Of detail anything yet attempt
ed Specialties in the shape of songs.
dances. athletic sports and games are in
troduced. and serve TO tighten the serious
scenes Of the neiodrama. likewise to add
10 the attractfveness of the production.
The play has a we'll defined and decidedly
Interesting plot, well told by an excellent
company.
Tom OrRourae's Speciality Company-The
attraction at the Lyceum next week will be
Tom O'Rourke's big speciality company.
which comprises a galaxy of American and
European novelties and celebrities. among
whom are Binns and Burns. musical art
lists; Byron and Evans black-face come
dians; Ida Howell serio-comic vocalist:
Wills and Barron. the clever comedy duo;
Van and Lesley, sketch artists: the Patter-
son Bros. on the horizontal bars; Murphy
and Mccoy. in Irish comedy: Mabel Guyer.
the vital spark. and the Sisters Allene,
who will introduce for the first time In this
city their novel gauze dance. The olio will
be followed by one-act comedy. entitled
The Corsican-"
Pawnee Bilrs Wild West.-Commencing
next Monday. and continuing for three days
Pawnee Bilfs Wild West show will exhibit
on the ground at the corner Of New York
avenue and North Capitol street. This
company includes warlike bands Of Indians
famous chiefs and braves, Miss May Lille
the champion lady rife shot: a bevy of
wild western beauties and daring cowboys.
There Is also the Mexican hippodrome, in
Guiding Senior Francisco and his vaqueros;
Miss Braddon. the prairie queen, and a
band OF Bedoutn Arabs. The Mountain
Meadow massacre will be reproduced. and
also the Wounded Knee fight. There Will
be a grand street parade each morning, and
two performances will be given daily. one
At and the other at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
ALONG THE WHARvES.
Quantities of Lum her and Wood stored
Along the River Front.

Lumber people along the river front say
that times are dull. Very little stuff IL
being received and less sold. AS result
all the available storage space on the front
Is stacked high with piles Of lumber. II is
thought that but few cargoes will arrive at
this port till the opening of next season.
The wood trade is also said to be rather
unsatisfactory. Veterans in this trade
cannot recollect when so much wood has
arrived at Washington in a single ssLson.
DOCKS heretofore vacant are encountered
with it. An expert told a reporter for The
Star that II this winter should prove an
open one there will be a slump in wood
The three-master William Lorman Rob
erts Is in port, with ice to the Great Falls
Company. The Roberts Is one of the most
frequent visitors from the north. Schoon-
ers Bayard Barnes and Mario o. Teel are
at Newport News from the east. Schooner
Augustus Welt. hence for Boston, has
passed out. The schooner Brave, we'll
known here. has been picked up by the tug
Versus of Wolf Trap in a water-logged
condition.
Capt Joseph Delano Of the Hercules has
been appointed to the command Of the
steamer F. w. Bruno Of the New York and
Baltimore Outside Line. Capt Lewis Of
the Lizzie Hunt succeeds to the Hercules
Schooners Murray Vandiver, E. NJ. Skim
ner, and Kate Darlington, that usually
freight lumber to Washington, are at Bal
ttmOre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
THE HOUSE RESTAURANT ROW
The Defendants Tell nm Entirely Diff
ferent story Of the Affair.


William Flannery and Martin Flannery.
the young men who participated In the
fight at the Capitol Monday afternoon, as
published in yesterdays Star, were at the
Police Court today to answer the numer-
Gus charges preferred against them. The
case was continued until Friday The de-
PENDANTS tell story entirely different from
what was stated in court yesterday, and
claim that when the case comes to trial
they Will be able to prove that they were
assaulted by both Mr.. Murray who con-
ducts the House restaurant, and Daniel
OfNeill. the Capitol policeman, who arrest
ed them before they used any violence
whatever.
drink In the place with Mr.. Murray, who
had said something about smoking not be-
ing permitted in the rooms
They were not smoking when the remark
was made. Just after that was said Mr..
Murray treated them. but refused to drink
with them afterward. Drinks were ordered
after MIR. Murray had disappeared, and
they were refused They asked for the
one of them picked up vinegar bottle
thinking that would bring the proprietor
The cashier called on a Waterman to ar
rest them, and Mr.. Murray. who appeared
about that time. they say. struck them and
ran away. They demanded Murray's ar
rest. but the officer refused to arrest him
he arrested defendants. and detained them
IN the Capitol guard house for fifteen min
utes. and then released them.
When they got out the building they met
Officer ONeill. and took him to task about
his refusal to arrest Murray. OMEN or
dered them away. but as 1t was a public
place they refused to go.
william FIannery made the remark that
Mr.. Murray was probably feeding O'Neill
for nothing, whereupon he says O'Neill
called him a e. - liar," and struck him
Then 1t waa that the fight took place, and
all three Of them received wounds
The Flannerys say they will procure war
rants against O'Neill and Murray for al
legged assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Charles
L. Lewis and Sadie A. Cahoon BENZ A.
Johnson OF Adel Iowa. and Ida Fatro Bal
lenger of Keokuk. Iowa; Pleasant McCaw
and Geneva Morris. John Sidney Burnley
or Loudoun ty,Va.. and Martha E. Jeni-
fer. A j. Webb of Passaic. n. j., and Juliet
b. Clayton, James w. Davis, and Mary Isa-
bel Paine. Louis Williams and Rosa Beck
EFT. E. c. ]. Davis and Annie c. Valentine.
both OF Trenton, N. J.: VIM. F. Auth and
Resina A. Lauer. George E. Brown and
Estelle Sedrtcks, Chas. A. Meyer and Sadie
o. Stalker. James Day of Boston, Mass,
and Mary C.. Bouvet. Joseph Wells and
Mary L. Randolph. both of Richmond Va;
Andrew Morris and Fannie Taylor, F. NJ.
Thomas and Sadie r. E. Budd, both of San
dy Springs. Md: Allen H. Lithgow and
Alice Cumberland. John F. Thomas Of
Montgomery county. Nd, and Anna c.
Waters. Edwin L. Norman and Maggie
Fry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
SUIT Over a Patent.

The General Electric Gas and Iron Com
pany, organized under the laws of New Jer-
sey. has filed a bill. by Mr.. A. A. Birney,
against the American Gas Company and ].
E. Carpenter for an Injunction. &c. The
bill states that on January 20 last the
American company granted the complain
ants the right to make. sell and operate gas
and gas apparatus in certain states. and
they made preparation to fulfill the terms
OF the Contract then entered into. and issued
TO the American company go shares Of
stock, and made contracts with certain
parties. and charge that defendants. by
writing certain letters, have endeavored to
defeat the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
Another Anti-TrOlley Argument.

10 the Editor Of The Evening Star;
have learned by experience within
rev days that 1t Is considered dangerous
70 use the trolley during a thunderstorm
Last Friday evening the lexington and
soldiers Home railroad suspended opera
tons entirely on account Of the storm
which visited the city at that time. Just
before the storm commenced I rode up 5th
street on the horse car and received q
transfer ticket from the conductor on that
line. After wasting about five minutes at
avenue one came down and went to 7th
street just as the storm began In earnest
After waiting some time / took refuge I'M
der the awning on east side, or rear of the
X street market house, where l remained
until the rain had ceased, and then went
to the corner again, and the car at 7th
street not starting, walked to my home.
nearly mile from there, supposing the
lightning had disabled some Of the machin-
cry at the power house The next morn
ing / asked the conductor II any damage
run in a storm. I said: But you didn't
run for nearly an hour after 1t stopped
raining" and he replied. but the air was
full of electricity, and one time some ma
chinery was burned out which cost the
company a thousand dollars" This was q
new experience to me- as have only lately
had to use this line of cars. Another thing
1 would like to call attention to. and that
Is, while the straight wire may not appear
unsightly to some they ought to notice the
network of wires necessary to keep the
trolley wire over the tracks wherever the
track turns a corner. I hope you will not
relax your efforts to defeat the plan to ex-
tend the use of this system In this city.
ANTI-TROLLEY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20

An order has been issued by Gen. Ordway.
commanding the District National Guard.
authorizing Capt Wilson Of the War De-
partment Guards to recruit q new company
and organize a battalion. The additional
company will be composed Of War Depart
ment employees and Its formation Is well
under way. part of Capt. Wilson's COM
mand. which formed the third separate
company and exceeded the limit of 100 men.
has been transferred to the new organiza-
ton.
Gen. Ordway stated that as soon as the
organization OF the new battalion was COM
pleted IL would be made a part of the first
regiment. TO fill the vacancy caused by the
recent transfer of the third battalion to the
second regiment. where IL is known as the
company and the battalion would be held
as soon as the complement of men was
obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ASSESSMENTS TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House.-Kathrine
Clemmons in "A Lady Of Venice"
New National Theater.-Hoyts "A Trip
to Chinatown"
Academy Of Music.-Lottie Collins and
The New Boston Howard Atheneum Star
Speciality Company.
Harris Bijou Theater.-"The Fire Patrol"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Wm. Null
doom and E. L. Williams Me and JACK
Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
The Iafe Gusfux GiesIer.

The funeral of the late Gustav Giesler, a
well-known boot and shoe dealer here for
thirty years. took place from his late rest
dence. 1924 It'll street northwest. yesterday
afternoon The deceased was born In
Frankfort. Germany, in 1896. and came to
this country in 1858. starting in business In
Baltimore as a shoemaker, a few years
later coming to this city. He left a widow
and four children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20

The Great Rush still continues at the En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works. 63l-S35 Massa-
chusetts ave. Telephone. AS. Carpets
made Inoth-proof free of charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
The Centennial Star,

Copies of Mondays twelve page Star,
with the full and accurate account of the
Centennial Celebration of the laying of the
corner stone of the Capitol. can be had at
the counting room Of the Star Office wrap
ped and stamped ready for mailing. for
only three cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Marshall Hall.-Charles Manchester at 10
Am. and 6:45 pm River Queen at $50
am. and pm.
Mount Vernon.-Macaiester leaves at 10
am and pm.
Tally no coach line from Sll 18th
street at 10 am and pm. for Arlington.
Cabin John bridge and all points of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IA effec, July a. 1904
Lesvs Warrington from stssion corner of Nav ysr>~
For chc.~o and Sos raH .rs vs,.,s,,., up,..
Express trains Ills am. ais $40 nun. ~. IS
night sleepine car open for ps..enee-s. IL D. a.
bgled Limited 8 20 y m. express 10 Is night
For Pi,tsourr and Cleveland. express daily IL 81
For o Z liesto m an ana Stanton -ro4o.n
For Luray. Nstnrai sridse. Rosnofe, knorvfIi.,
cars through 70 Memphis
For Iuray. B 81 nm. dzily.
= misa,s., Tsos N 70 s! "a n no c d ,n
uie,l m ll2 o. 70 u 70 20 70 AZ. "a is aN
s 1sas sax .a s & .ns Il "a s sso
so; I; pisa,;:' m aI l: g sS z q ~.
For or ans s asii and L. Is ana Is
For f s~assEs tfo.S q 4fisB nI ,An
E. ss .ss Z, no s,s {; :ps
+i y i: Sss s2a a y
IN u isp% s1rr... trains h@a .sepig g :. p. Z.
Rofs p GIl I'M to r -" Wv foRk sp Pm
For Philsde,rhis. New So1s. Boston ana IN. .,.s
daily, 500 40. 90. Dining Car, a m. - o., 2ta
saoo p IN osrl &C. I'll 20 pm. Sleeping Oar.
Buffet Parlor Carr op all dsx trsins
inr Car running tSrou i 20 Boston Without chsus,
via pcnehkeep.e bridge. landing in B. sad
For sa.nfic city. 10 90 I. M and 12 90 noon san
fEicept sunday. DAILY. ssundsy only
B.ss.se called for ' and es.oisd from hotel. esq
':t'i S6fE fs and 1851 Pa cTIs c4S s sc ffs
Gen Msns1sr. ueioI Gen PsSs Ar;t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
Another Cure for Fleas.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
A much easier way to get rid OF these
pests in the Interior Department Is to lay
down on the floor a number Of white
wooden blankets, when in short order the
fieas will leave the other parts of the room
and seek refuge within the mesh Of the
blanket. Have ready pals Of scalding hot
water, take up the Blanket by the four
corners and dip Into the pals. Hang in
the air and as soon as dry use again. /
used to live in q district greatly infested
with the pests and that was the way we
got rid of the adroit little hoppers. J. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
Pennsylvania Railroad to the Worlds
Fair.

Washingtonians desiring to avail them
selves Of the low rates offered by the Penn
sylvania railroad to Chicago and return
are reminded that the next special coach
tour will leave Washington Monday, the
18th, at 10:15 am, arriving in Chicago IL :O6
noon the next day. This special train Is
composed Of the finest Eastlake coaches.
The leaving time of the train is arranged
so that passengers may have an opportun-
ity for witnessing the magnificent scenery
for which the Pennsylvania railroad Is
noted. The round trip rate by this train Is
81. Tickets good to return within ten days
on any regular train.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
To Celebrate I'm Alexandria.

In Alexandria on Friday next the thir-
teth anniversary of the emancipation
proclamati ton will be celebrated. The But
Ter Infantry. Capt. Benjamin. will partici-
pate. with the Golden Eagle Auxiliary. No.
]. composed of ladies. The party will leave
here at 6:l5 on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20

Today there was a Bible talk by Miss
Frances Catlin at the regular weekly
prayer meeting Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union at headquarters, 1913
III street. and special prayer for the an
nual meeting. to take place at the First
congregational Church on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
ON THE BENNING TRACK.
1t II Proba BILE That There VIII he N
Racing Next Month,

Should racing continue at the Jersey
tracks during next month, and there is
hardly doubt that 1t will, 1t Is probable
that the Washington Jockey Club will
abandon its race meeting next month, the
management being Of the opinion that 1t
would be impossible to gather sufficient
number Of horses here to fill out the various
events. The local management learns how
ever. that the racing season in New Jersey
will close about November 20, in which case
a meeting would be commenced at the Ben
ming track at that time. 1t is said that
Engeman Of Brighton Beach and Clifton
Will race at the Ivy City track immedia tely
after the Jersey season. regardless of the
Intentions Of the local club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-20
WHAT THE POLICE COST.
An Appropriation to Replenish tn,
Nearly Exhausted Pension Fund.

Major of Police VIM. g. Moore yesterday
submitted to the Commissioners estimates
Of the appropriations necessary for the sup
port Of the metropolitan police department
for the fiscal year ending June so. 1895 The
total amount asked for. 1863. 1853. is somewhat
in excess of the last appropriation. Major
Moore claims that In order to maintain the
force on a standard equal to that of the
past an increase Is necessary. Following is
the manner in which 1t is proposed to ap-