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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22
Mariano Abril.
Los MAS AFAAADoS MEDIcos REcoNoC.s
os Ineritos de la Emulsion de Scott,
Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Abril 10 de iss,.

Areeibo, Puerto Rico, Abril 10 de 1887
ST la experencia de alEnnoa de praetHea ussaios
Ileds tener gnn vaimiento, nAde aue
ella fude mis- aseveraeionss euando trhfa da sxts,
opinion sobre Inedicamento oue he nsad, -,
eztraordinara lrecuensia DE refero Ia EaUIsIOs ds
bic sabor determine 10 bien que se conserva ris
ras Sc estA eInpieAndo sobre odo las irrportsutes
segura gaTantla.
Por rAz6n AIN las snferInsdadss al paree..
sncuraoes como Ia tss. las eaquaxiax las eser6fala
Las anemias el raqztsIno Ia debsd general In faIta
de desarro 10 en- las los nihos ctra lareN
serie que ser7a proo que suxtaT.
ca opera verdadeFos nagroa que los snfsrnao4 eos
por deciro ss Sc haiaban las Pueraz de Ia rnuert@
tez. color aniinacon sand, pelabrs que acre
dta eada da Ia 1ustca dc lg fsTa del immense srait
de que tan 1t preparation goza toao el raundo
Doctor Rafael asl TaIz<
Medco ttuIAr Sonidad L4rftiuaa se Ay.ssla
p Rico). Couasndador de Il Real dlstE<uda or3.n
Americana de Isabel Ia Catoea de a esgaola Dc Cxas
III de IA civil de BeTeeenea de In de naSr4to tar
de Sagundz Class. ID Gd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Viento Sur. Sur-Oeste. Bar6metrc
2o-84. II tempo "a aclaraado.
Londres, idem idem-EIa sido ele-
gido miesubro del parlamento IN con
servador por A votos de mayorfs
sobre el candidate liberal en- Here
ford
Nueva- York, idem idem-Telegra-
fan de Berlin haber ocurrido tres ca
SOS de colera en- Ia ciudad
AnuneiaH de Paris que Ia decision
del Tribunal arbitral es contraria q
todas y cada una de las pretensioe
ness samerieanas 4 la exclusive inrisdic-
ci6n en el mar de Behring TambiGn
decidi6 cue los Estados Unidos NO
tenian derecho a la protection de las
focass nj Ia propiedad de las mismas.
fuera dc una legua marina de terra
Prohibe Ia caza de las focas 4 ms nos
de 90 millas de tierra, durante los
meses de Mayo, Junio Julio en- el
ocGano desdc los $50 latitud Norte y
mas ALA dc los 1900 longitud Este
Proh3bese el uso de vapores, armas
de fuego y redes. y habra necesidad
en- 10 fnturo dc sacar licencias 8 pa
tentos para Ia casa de esos anfbios.
El Jfmes dc Londres, Ell IN cdito-
rial, dice que en- 10 principal 1pglate-
rra la obtenido ventajas.
FL Times Y el Herald de NueVa
York declaran que los Estados Uni
dos deben conformarse con 81 laudo
arbitral.
Idem, idem 1z-Telegrafan de
Bombay que los desordenes que en-
pezaron ali el y del corriente, han
lido tomando proporciones muy gra-
YES, cstando toda Ia proyincia revuel-
"a. Hasta el presente ia habido sol
muertos y hay 1900 presos. CAST to-
das las mezquitas han sido quemadas.
siendo insuficiente las tropas para
mantener q orden, linit5ndose a pro
teger los edfcios p1bIicos, donde sc
han refugiado muchos enropeos. Los
ingleses han tornado posi-
Clones para bombarliear los barrios
de los ind1genas ST q caso 10 requirie-
Sc aguardando ordcncs de Londres |
La gravedad de las circustancias
ouede juzgarse por las siguientcs ci-
ras de la poblacion amenazada :
100 900 indios: 10000 mahometa-
los So 900 cristianos
Pesos mexicanos, 58Il2 centavos.
Idem, idem idem-Telegraf de
Iiena que la ocurrido TN case de
oIera en- las cercan1as de ia ciudad
Tn telegrama de Paris anuncia la
ouerte del gran especialista doctor
,harcot.
San Juan dc Pto.-R Rico, idem ~
'iento huracanado aver que aumento
on violencia durante la noche. A las
de la noche caim6 el tempo. Tres
oletas naufragaron Ell la bahia. Con
iderables danos Gil edi6cios fuera de
, ciudad.
Santa Cruz, idem idem-No hanl
currido serios da1os por cl huracan,
ne evidentemente Ia pasado per el
Id oeste de esta isla.
New York, idem 18- Auuncian de
ombay que han cesado por el mo-
lento, pero subsisten temores de que ;
uedan renoVarse. Todas las tiendas
establecimiento de comercio estan
errados y las estaciones de los ferro
arriles estan llenas de gente. ,
Defense los desdrdenes a intransi /
encias religiosas, agravando las cir {
la penuria existente Ia
llta de trabajo entire los maturales, !
esde la cesacion de las casas acu1a- !
oras de monedas de plata. I
Idem, idem idem En- Aigues Nor
IS, departamento del Gard. Francia,
an ocurrido sangrientas escenas en-
e operarios franceses { italianos.
10 de estos muertos y 40
ntre franceses { itaIianos heridos. los Z
las ltalianos. La tropa ha escoltado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Recordamos al ptblioo que esta noche Sc
dan en- ell teatro las tres graciosas zarzue-
litas El go,Yo yff3gio, Los Za'sgo2oti,aos NJ
ga Pamcha, en- las que Sc distinguen nota-
blemente la sonora Rodriguez ell tenor
comico senor Bolivar.
La empresa queriendo agradar al publ
10 serjo con 10 conaico.
Al teatro, pnes, los que deaeen pasar una
noche agradable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22
EIGGIE0 GEIaEL ! GOlZiLEZ

Procurador de los de n6nero de Ia ciu-
dad de Ponce, con resdencia en- Ia calle de
Isabel n1mero 10. Ofreca sus servicios en-
todo 10 relative au profession como tam
bien respeeto todos los actos de juris-
dicci6n voluntaria la presentation de
documentos en- 81 Registro mercantil Y en-
el de la Propiedad.
Ponce, 1e JUNO de 1898 , mis-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Cada dia es mayor Ell consume de tabacos
en- la fabrica de UrsuIich.
Sus brevas tienen va tai nombradia, que
hasta los extranjeros que llegan 4 esta ciu-
calle en- que esta la fabriea de Ursulich.
Los fumadores le viviran agradecidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Los habitantes de Comerio, Ell ntmero
extraordinario, al saber que 81 Gobernador
habfa aceptado Ia terna que el nombra-
miento de Alcalde recaia en- un liberal de
grandes condolences, acudieron felicitar-
le, organizando una manifestation de sim
pat{a.
Les recibi6 ell senior Santiago con su anna
bilidad caracteristica, Y Sc pronunciaron al
gunos brindis en- honor al Alcalde popular.
Despues acudio Ia manifestation a las
oasas de don Celestino Perez y don Luis
Pic Sanchez, dignos companeros de terna
del elegido por Ell Gobernador.
La aotitud del General Daban. sustra-
yendose a toda infuencia que le aparte de
la Ley, ha despertado en- Comerio senti-
mientos de afecto hacia la Autoridad su-
perior, por cuya saud sc apuran muchas
copas
Lo ulerece, sin duda, esta vez, iusto es
dar al Cesar 10 Qpe es del Cesar.
Rogamos 4 nuestros agentes de Ia isla
que Sc sirvan remitirnos en- sellos, en- libran-
zas, en- letras de cobro facil sobre la Ca
pital, Mayagiiez, Yauco, s. bre esta plaza,
las sumas que teugan recaudadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22
Brillante adquisici6n

Sc venden en- el terinino municipal de Ca
muy, una fnca de 220 cuerdas mas menos,
plantada de cafe, pastos V montes en- el ba-
rrio de Pieolya Gorda, J dos mas de menos
extension en- los barrios Cibao Qaebrada-
aqua.
FL que las interese puede venir i enteD-
derse con clique suscribe, eomisionado para
su vents.
Ponce. Tarzo > de 1899. Francisco Para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22
A los hacendados

Hejas para cuentas &c gasfos semanales-
como Is que Sc nsan en- laa principales fin.
eas de Ponce.
nna, 10 esntayos docena y i ! 10 el 100
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Ha regresado en- estos dias de Nm.
York Chicago, con sd estimable familia,
nnestro querido amigo don Acacio Torres.
comerciante almacenista de esta plaza.
Envia amosles nuestra afectuosa bienve-
nida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22
RECoRTES

LIE ea mas dificil la mujer veneer 81 g. O.
oueterfa que dominar sus Pasiones'--i1'' -
chetoucaah.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

= mes del trinnes-
Va q veneer ell seguno& tener Al dia
tire en- curse j necesitaGo>
nuestras operaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

,s hombres son la causa de que las ma
Sc quieran.-La Bsasyefe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22
n Nv
c ALORIANAS

Al yer tan craso error,
he quedado confuse, avergonzado
he perdido el caloy.
iUyl caior por color -;Otra simplezat
.Ojala fuera asit.
Isl 81 calor me trastorna la cabeza
estoy fuera de mil
5Faefa de mfs- Tercera tonterfa.
iQus cabeza, sefor'
a estar fasefa de mi, quizaa tendEfa
mucho menos caior.
I Como medida oportuna
contra calores aleves,
un joven SO ha "echado" una
novia que Sc llama Niepes,
mujer de aspecto severe
/ en- cuyo rostro SO nota
que ya es talludita, pero
todayia eata fiescota.
AnOche me 10 encontI6,
de su enlace me habl6 va.
al decir 20 absorto :-iEh7
me dijo 81 riendo bah!
Ess un consorc;o, en- rigor
que va salvarme la vida
aunque con este calor
Nieves esta derretida.
icon que Ia boda?
Els segura.-.
| -Pues yo te felicito.
iSe neceslta Jrescara..
-lPues 81 es 10 que necesto!
Tn maestro compositor
me ha dicho hablando de veras,
que mientras dura Ell calor
no escribe mas que playeras.
one algunas veces, solo
cuando no hay quien 10 soporte,
Sc pone 4 escribir un Polo.
salga Sur salga Norte.
-iHay quien abriga malas intencionesl
uno me diio aver.
Yo le dije:-Me allegro; ahora abrigadas,
por asfixia tendraL que perecer.
En- verano descansa la politica
los ministries dejan
descansar pretendientes secuaces
que diario les asedian.
Sc comprende: que ell calor es insufrible
esta horrible epoca
y nj el mas vivider cortesano
quiere buscar Ell sol qte mas cahenta.
Felipe Perez Gonsdlss
Tn acreedor encuentra su deudor Oh los
-Hombre, hace dias que 10 espero as
ted con aque piquito.
No he podido levasele usted, porque
hace ounce dias que estoy On CANA.
Entire amigos:
-eQue hay de nuevo?
NADIA. Solo te dire que he reaueto for
mar parte de la Sociedad de Padres do Fs>
milia.
-1Qui6n, tt2
-Si, para denunciar el aqua de Cara
bana.
tY por que?
Porque mueve 81 Yientre.
#Fx
No te abatas, pensauliento
eleva al cielo las alas,
cruza las anchas salaa
del azul del firmamento;
Que 20 la dicha presiento
4 trsves de mis dolores,
pues mis- tristes amoraa
como las hondas de un rio
que Sc deslza sombrfo
entire tunlbas entire flores
Mariana AbTil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

No te abatas, pensamiento
eleva al cielo las alae,
cruza las anchas salas
del azul del firmamento;
Que 20 la dicha presiento
4 traves de mis- dolores,
pues son mis- tristes amoraz
como las hondas de un rio
que Sc desliza sombrio
entire tunnbas : entire flores.
1E1... -,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Dice un colega mayag giiezano que la com :
pa61a de Zarzuela que dirigen los senores
Jinenez y Navarro Sc ha embarcado con
direction Santo Domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22


Varios vecinos de la calle Union, esqui-
na Victoria, Sc quejan que de un cafetfn
que hay en- aquel sitio salem varias perso-
mas despues de las once de la noche que
con sus discusiones alborotos, no deian
dormir a aquel vecindario.
No estaria de mas que la policia Sc diese
| un paseito por aquel sitio.
Ha regresado de Santo Domingo el inte
tigente industrial en- el rarno de Zapateria
Ramon Rosado, quien sc propone empren
der nuevamente sus tareas.
En Ia calle de la Luna esquina Concor-
dia ha establecido gu modesto taller donde
ofrece al p1bhco obras perfectas.
Justo es dispensarle benevola aeojida i
quien Sc ha hecho acreedor ella.
He aqu1 la tempera tura que aver marcaba
al termometro esta cudad.
Reaumur --.-----.------ 264o
Cent1g RADIO o- 33
Fanhereit 81
Ell calor es sofocante y tememos que no
haya pasado Ell peligro de una nueva con
moci6n atnosferca
Hemos probado los cigarrillos de Cabanas
y Carvajal, una de las mas celebres fabricas
habaueras, cuyos tabacos traen fama uni
versal
Son sus agentes en- Puerto Rico los seno-
res sobrinos de Izquierdo, que probable
mente estableceran dep6sitos en- Ponce.
No hay para que recemendar los produc-
tos de Cabanas. Ellos por 81 Sc recomien-
dan.
Y 5que fumador de 1ujo no los conoce
Ultimos cambios del Banco Espanol:
Hspans HsPala- y y r
New Y York 42 pS.
Londres. $6.923 {
Paris 50 p5.
Dice un colega mayagiezano que la com
pa6la de Zarzuela que dirigen los senores
Jinenez Navarro Sc ha embarcado con
q Sauto Domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

u 50 quIeIaN. ~
jeres ,.a
:ngenuo 90 una chaqus
~ ,L do ell mundo le ve e' 70
vuelta del reves; to-
10 es grende,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

En- ell temple del favor To-
excepto las pueftas. Hay one /,
mucho para penetrar por elias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-22

Un acreedor encuentra 4 su deudor on los
pasillos de un teatro.
-Hombre, hace dias que 10 espero as
ted con aquel piquito.
No he poddo llevasele & usted, porque
hace ounce dias que estoy en CANA
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A Game Of freeze Ont.

Tho struggle in the Sonuto over the
repeal bill buH finally narrowed down
10 u test OF physical endurance,
Under the Leadership OF Voorhees,,
tho Senate refused TO adjourn yea.
terday nj tho uBunl hour and te.
NAMED In pcHsion all night and was
still IN session ms wo go TO press.
Tho night was spent in debate and no
wo write tho talk Is still going on.
rho silver men nro prepared for n
continuous session OF forty eight
hours. COckrcll dom } Of hissouri,
and frby (Pop) Of South Carolina,
against repeal, md Smith (Dem.) Of
Nov York, 10 favor, epokc yortcrhny
Teller and others against repeal zero
TO speak last night, while Jones and
Stewart OF Nevada woto TO rest and
speak 10 dry.
The silver Senators, though out
numbered, havo the beat Of the fight
~ they arc, rs n rule, younger mon
than their opponents. Tho "Old
coducrs." ~ Senator Palmer at, led
,hcm the other day, are pretty sGro
10 giyo cut UeiUro their younger OF.
pononts,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-15
HOUSE.

Hunter of Illinois presented n reso-
luton for II recess from October 18th
to NoYembcr LIST. Referred 10 the
COMMITTEES on Rules. Hunter said
he wanted to give tho members Il
chance to attend tho Worlds Fair.
Brickner Of Wisconsin secured tho
passage OF u resolution authorizing
the State Of Wisconsin TO erect in
Statuary Hall Il statue OF Pere Mar
quctte.
Outhwaite presented an order for
tho consideration OF tho McCre4ry
bill to amend tho Goary exclusion act
frcm day 10 day until disposed OF
without division. II wus adopted.
McCIeary opened the debate. lie
claimed that the passage OF tho bill
would save millions Of dollars to tho
United States AMI at the same time
meet with widespread derand for tho
dlscontinnanco o: undesirable Chinese
Immigration. lilo said this bill SIM
ply gave tho Chinese 10 this country
six months additional time in which
TO register, they having declined TO do
so on The advice OF their attorneys
pending the decision of tho Supreme
Court. Tho Chinese, no said, had
nblo lawyers who advised them not TO
register, rs tho law would DO declared!
unconstitutional. Tho fact that but
five OF the miro Justices OF the Su-
preme Court, said Governor McCreury
could DO found OF tho opinion that
the ueary law was constitutional
certainly shows that those attorneys
had good grounds for their ndvico.
lilo said the Chinese who acted on
the advice Of their attorneys should
have IN opportunity TO register, and
to transport tho 5000 Chinese who
havo not registered would cost the
governments ccordinRlto tie estimate
OF the Secretary Of tho Treasury,
SI,WO,OC0. Over 5000, no said, hre
a%pxiously awaiting for Congress to
decide ihei, fate md thousands OF
American missionaries 10 China Bre
waiting with fear and trembling lest
II wo nro precipitoue tho Chinese may
in their wrath rotaliate upon them.
McCreary snid In conclusion that tho
expulsion Of tho Jews from Russia
or tho llugucnots from France was
no. moro b%arbnrous than would DO
our action IL we forced 5000 Chinese
to depart because they had been mis.
led by their lawyers.
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Ct = $40 and $50, Genuine Co,
lO0a Enlnrntn n;II.A.E L..
Compromise Gossip.

Washington, Oct. IA rerort is
current on the ilnor of tho Senate
that the silver Democrats who have
noted with the repeal Republicans in
making n quorum will carly this oven
ing annouce thcir determination to no
longer pursue the curse because OF
the futiliiy Of attempting to get II
vote. II this is done, it will p'aco tho
responsibility o maintaining a quo
rum cntire,y upon tho repeal men
and OF course iucrcase tho difficulty
OF continuing the session.
Blackburn visited Carlisle to-day
for the purpose Of urging tho neccssi-
ty Of n compromise, in view OF tho ov-
ident impossibility OF getting n yotcby
n continuous session. 1t is said TINT
Carlisle expressed The opinion TINT a
vote could be reached md did not
promise my more than to consider
tho suggestion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Silver is s.T31i to-day.

P''ei SS''OTi to-uHS.
The grip is raging in Carson aud
Virginia.
The INDEPENDENT devil says local
news IRE mighty scarce.
Dan iIill, Of Carli,, passed through
OH No 3 last night, on route FOR the
Worlds Fair
i. is estimated that orc.ftth OF the
people OF tho United States will visit
tho Worlds Fair.
The report Of tho Utah Commission
says that ~rolygamous marriages are
n thing Il the past.
Tho New York Democracy yestcr-
duy resolved in favor OF the uncondi-
tionnl repeal Of tho Sherman law.
Tho JOINT Statement OF the Aud.
itor aud Treasurer for The quarter
ending September Both appears to-
day.
Senator Jones is said to bc engaged
preparing n speech Hgninat the repeal
bill that will require three days to do.
liver.
rhc Board OF Equalization OF Linn
dor County rniscd tho assessment of
the Dunphy Estate sl24 600 on per-
Eonnl property.
Indian Agent Hargrovo is down
from tho reservation, shipping his
winter supplies. lIc reports every
thing quiet at Duck Valley.
Halls Hair Remover cures dnndruG
md scalp affections; nlso NIL cases Of
badness where the glands which feed
tho roots OF tho hair arc not closed up.
Alabama bonsts n woman who was
struck by lightning scvon years ngo.
has never spoken since. aud whose
cycs grow luridly brilliant nj tho ~.
prolch Of a thunder storm.
Tho delay nf No. | TO day was duo
to tho engine md two or threo cars
leaving tho track about two miles
this sido OF Truckoo yesterday nftor.
noon, caused by an open switch.
Austin is without fire protection,
the Wator Company having stopped
running water into tho fire reservoir
because IL he'd been nsscsscd and
oqualized for moro than its cost
valno.
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IFRoN THURSDAYS DAILr.I
LMAGUND

Go to tho races at Wells tomorrow
AMI take in the dance at night.
Miss Nc Car,hy, the Mound Valley
schoolma'am is visiting Mrs. Edgar
Reinhart.
To-day ia the four hundred and
hrst anniversary OF tie discovery OF
America by Columbus.
Judge Talbot left this morning 70
hold court 10 Ely aud Phoebe. He
will ret irn the first OF next month.
The V~alkyrie and Visilant had
another bout yesterday bu., owing to
the light wind, were unable TO make
tho required timc.
A woman visiting the Libby prison
In Chicago became Insane. II was
learned that her husband died while
incarcerated in hal building during
the war.
Judge Cheney yesterday sentenced
Thomas Mccormack. convicted OF
enbezzlement in the Washoe Dis
trict court, 10 two years and six
months in the State Prison.
j. l.. Porter, while going from
Deeth to BrGneuu yesterday with n
load OF freight, met with II severe nc.
cident. HIS team ran away, throw.
ing him under tho wagon, and break
ing his left leg.
The studentsof the Stale Univer-
si.y haze received n challenge from
tho football team OF the Stanford
University TO meet them in foot prac.
tice on the 2lst or 2Sth OF the present
month. The Nevada students have
declined because of their inexper-
fence as kickers.
the Carson Tribune GAYS: Ac-
cording TO tho Palace Hotel gossip,
Francis G.. Newlunis will make the
race for U. S. Senator IN Nevada at
The expiration Of John p. Jones term
and many assert that tho latter gen.
t!eman will not DO n candidate for re.
election.
The employees in the wooden mills
nj O~lncyville, n suburb OF Provide nee
X. L., struck yesterday against n re-
ductIon OF wages. The indications
are that it will extend to all tie wool.
On mills in the State and there is
Talk OF tho cotton workers joining
the strikers.
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A Reported Compromise.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The Records
Washington special says: The con.
ference held Inst night by German,
md other cotupromiscrs, nj which
Voorhees, was present, resulted in tho
practical settlement OF terms Of q
compromise. Tho continued purchase
OF 100000 ounces each month until
with tho amount uncoinod In tho
treasury. tho amount shall rench
s3OO,OO,O0O and n provision giving tho
Secretary OF tho Treasury TO issuo
s2O0,OO0,0O0 worth OF thrco per cent.
gold bonds IL necessary TO maintain
tho gold reserve Tho Presidents
representative at tho conference Is
said To havo ngreea to tho terms Of
tho compromise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-15
Railroad Statistics.

The Inter state Commerce Com
miss or has submitted It's fifth Stats.
tical report to Congress, OF which the
following is An abstract. Total rail-
way mileage OF tho country June 30,
1892, III, SOB miles; increase during
tho year, 3,lG0 miles, being tho small
lost report Tor n number OF ycars.
The total number of railway cor
poratirns show n net increase OF 81;
during tho year nine roads wcr abRn-
doued, ~ merged into larger corpora,
tons, IL rcvrganixod, and 1G consoli-
dated.
The total number Of locomotives is
3,l3G; total number OF cars, l,2l5,C02
q decided increase in the density Of
rolling stock.
Number OF %pastongers carried per
passenge. locomotive, $3.50; number
OF freight cars per million tons 81
freight, l,G2f; decrease, 80.
Total number OF employees, S2l,4l5;
incroase Of 37,i30. Capitalization OF
tho lG2,39T miles covered by the re-
port, sl0,22C,74s,l 1874; si,G33, iOS, 7G3 OF
this was represented by stocks and
i5,0~53,t36,C5o by funded debts.
Mortgage bonds amounted to si,-
3o2, go, &33 rs compared with 1884,
C2l,Gi5 for tho previous year. Tho
above figures show I'm increase in
capitalization during the year 1892 OF
s307,273,ll9.
Total number OF passengers carried
by the railways during the year, $50,
0jS; average journey per passenger
90 81 miles and tho average number
of passengers por train for each mile
run, II.
Freight train mileage, 49,, ln2, 1850
md average number Of tons per train
Tor eac!I mile run, lSl.
Tho gross earnings from the operat-
ions during the year were si,l7l,ir7,.
3i3; operating expenses, sISO.097 ,996;
net earnings, $500, iO0,3lI. Income
o! railways from investments, slil,-
9fO,783; making Il net income from
tho operation Of Sj32,37O,l 100.
Tho fixed charges during tho year
ammountcd TO silG.io ,91S, leaving u
not income available for dividends OF
Sll5,0ij, i0l. or this amount, scr ,GlI,.
7I5 was paid in dividends, md sl,3l4.
800 IN other Payments, leaving n
surplus over the operations during
tho year Of sli,o3G, 05G.
The number Of railway employees
killed during Tho year wero 2,55i, DO.
ing lcss than tho previous year, tho
number Of employers injured in OK.
Goss OF the previous yenr being 28,2G7.
Tho number OF passengers killed
wac largely In excess OF tho previous
yoar, b9ing 3TG in 1892, as against 2o3
in 1891.
Tho assignments OF casualties shows
ono employee to have been killed for
ovory ODD employees md one employee
to have boon injured FOR each twenty
nine men in tho employ Of the rail
ways. A similar comparison shows
that ono ~passcngcd wGs killed for
oach l,io7, 9iO passengers carried or
.or each 3~j,6i2,232 passenger miles,
and ono passenger Injured Tor zach
1883 paseengots carried.
Tho largest number Of casualties to
employees resulted from coupling aud
rncoupling cars; tho largest number
Of passengers FROM collision and do.
ruilmoDts.
II is recommended that corpora
tions, 30 far az thoy nro engaged in
iniefs,uc traffic, bc fCrnlicl to mnkc
reports TO tho iusoT ss"se commerce.
commission,