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Ihrs. ships 40 r,sm,s.

CIScINsATI, D., Nov. 9.-Ths
steamers IL. 5. knes, sidnsy Dillon
anu scotia were burned NJ Riverside
this morning. The lots is $50, 200.
The boats belong 10 the BArroIl line
aud were insured Tor tS5. 900.
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IErt. I..us.a Circular.

NEW YORK, New. "a special 10
the World from San Salvador ssys:
General Carlos Essts has Issued n cir
oulsr denying the Yovernmeup.
charges against him. He Complains
,ha, II was unjust to oonfssate bi,
pfopeftien
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lalure. as far as cAn bs determined at
the present time, aud which probably
Will be- confirmed by the official can
va.s.
STATE SENATOR'S.
Flrst district, Box Elder aud Toosle
counties, NJ. Zundali, IL.
Second. Cache county, Noble War.
rum it,, ID
Third, Rich, Morgan and Davis
counties, JOnn II. Batnes, ID.
Fourth, Weber county, Il. NJ. Alli-
son Jr. and David Mckay, X.
Filth, summit ana wnsatch coun-
ties, IL. q. Chambers, ID.
Sixth, salt Lake county, George NJ.
Cannon. Hiram Il. Booth, Glon MI.
ler, George Sutherland and Elmer Is.
Jones, Il.
Seventh, Utah coanty, NJ. NJ. War.
ner and A. J. Evans, ID.
Eighth, Juab and Millard counties,
James T.. Ddscoll, II.
Ninth, saDpo,s county, w. ID. CAnd-
land, II.
Tenth, FEWER, Wayne, Pluto and
Garfield counties, J. y. Chidester, II.
Eleventh, Beaver, Iron, Washing.
ton and Kane counties, Il. ii. Snow,
ID.
Twelfth, Emery, Carboa, Uintah,
Grand snd San Juan counties. RsuDsa
Miller, X.
Political summsry--Rspublioans IL;
Democrats 0. Total IS.
There 10 some doubl a. 10 the Tenth
anu Twelfth distrlois. but the indiea-
lions are that the result Is rs here
given.
REPRESENTATIVES,
First district, Box Elder county,
VIM. II. Gibbs, Il.
second, Cache caunty, Joseph Mon.
sou, J. M. BernhiseI anu p. NJ
Maughau, ID.
Third, tish county, Wesley *,
Walton, X.
Fourlh, Weber county, A. y. Con.
don. N. J.. Harris, 4. J. Stevens aad
Les Curtis, Il.
Filth, Morgan county, DAnisI
Heinsr, II.
sixth, Davis county, II. l.. Egap,
ID.
Seventh, Tooele county, L. J. e>d'
datL, II.
Fourteenth, Bsnpete county, John
Lowry anu Peter Thompson, IL.
Fifteenth. Carbon county, J. Y.
Ferguson, II,
Sixteenth, Emery county, l.. John.
son, II.
Seventeenth, Grand county. John
Ii. SnAi.T, II.
Eighteenth, Sewer cSuaty, James
BoliIn0, IL.
Nin5ieonth, Willard county, of0il n
Thompson, IL.
twentieth, Beaver county, Presley
Deuney, II
Twenty -hrst, Pluto county, Charles
Morrill,, IL,
Twenty.second, Wayne county, W.
Il. Robson, ID.
Twenty-ihIrd, Garfield county,
Thomas Sevsy, II.
Twenty. .ourih. Iron county, Il. L..
CLARK, II.
Eighth, Salt Lake county, l.. b.
Critchlow, II. NJ. Cushing, Thomas ID
Lewis, Seth W. Morrison, W. II. Nebs'
ker, dso. l.. Nye, J. +. Bnsdsksr, A.
V. Taylor, W. W. Wilson aud Ton
Fer supsou, IL.
Ninth, summit county, George
Beard, II,
Tenth, wasatch county, J. II. Muir
dock, ID.
Eleventh. Utah county, Hyfum
Lennon, A. U. SmOgt aud M.LRsOn,
d., aud James /. ruOrne, X,
Twelfth, UinIah county, Vim. Glib
son, ID.
Thlrleenth, Juab county. AdelberI
Casi.r, II.
Twenty-hth, Washington county,
James Audrus, ID,
~ l. IL.
Robinson, II.
Twenty.seventh, San Juan county,
A, Il. Borsnson, ID.
Political neutrality-suspicious. Ssj
Democrats, ~, TOlal, IS.
changed the State Legislature will
stand ON Joint salIot, Rspu blieans 10
Democrats IL, Total 6A
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For Protection OF wool.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Nov. 9.-At tho
annual meeting OF the Texas Wool
Growers Association, strong resolutions
declaring for q protective tsrIh ON wool
were adopted unaniu0usly.
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Appointed Judge for Alaska.

wAsniNoTos, Nov. 0.--rho prrsi.
dent has appointed ArthuI X. Delany
OF Alaska United 5lales District Judge
Tor Alaska.
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'hs Alaska sur,sx.

lJto, LIL ,, New York. Nov. GA
isW n.y. n she World from Washington
lssIo,t,.ne slate department viii tedav
Dln,Id receive tIom Genera
laIysy cnlei OF the coast and gvodeiia
Alaia 'mpoII OF the surveys in
biupds,," p,en are the basis Of tbs
nsuL h. hne claim Of tins govern.
CanAi,,nu e report viii show that the
siilIo,v we enoroaches on America n
II ibs Neniy.1wo anu onr-bali "a a,
so i.. .,U,,y Mile creek ami TWENTY.
wv I" sho marking point ON " :
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F.,sr. Merle. for Precedent.

New YoRil, No. 9.-Msyor strong
publicly announces that he favors the
nomination OF Gov. Morton for the
Presidency In 1896. at the governor
cannot get H." said the mayor, "then
l am for my old friend, Major Mo.
Kinley."
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Not Expected 60 Live.

New YoRIt, Nov. 0.-Gsn. Thomas
jordan IL not expected TO live beyond
the day.
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REnLLLiON IN CHINA.
sixiy Thousand Irsops Ready to
march On psEin.


LONDON, Nov. Especial dispatch.
es from Shanghai say; This iebels In
the northwest OF CHINA are mostly
armed with rifles OF Russian mAnuIsc-
tute. II IL added their leader, W nile
maintaining strict discipline among
his followers, acoords foreig nsIs
benevolent protection. He has sent y
sort VI nltimetum 10 the imperial
government announcing his intention
to advance on Pekin, should the an.
swer prove unfavorable. The rebels
are now said TO number over ~, 600,
aud the imperial forces, utterly inoap-
hble OF resistance, are committing sx.
ossses In the territory under their con.
troll. Whole towns and villages aro
taid to have been subjected to Tapine
aud the fields In the nsig hbofhosd are
Uttered with oorpses.
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LONDON BUDGET.
,,Il,l,,I situation CAUSING Ap-
prh.r,IOn ID England
..,,,, CAUSING The TROUBLE


a
he bake Of "A''
.o.
Nav. p-Copyrishted 1879
I0Spos' 80, pres..-The iiplJ-
4, the Asslch''' ,uu ,o,s,,y upon
-. Of EpfoIo are s'' r....,,
oi uncertainty ini""s''"'
~ y" a.. ,ol,,ical outlook has been
ne ress ", Ia n degree not
uuiky and 'uf't .,,,, of Tim,
,,s,fsncsd iof tuon .,.a.
,u.,t Then nghlh wv s'"'V
h' ndl,Ious which nave pre-
hsie 49, ,..,,,oes. fogs and rains
yiiej beis ,-i,.. of deprrs.
h,,, ,lesd 10 'he '''" ,.,-
a.o diving London inc s''oni,s"
wv lang time. And No " u
vs'k W. =, 4, Give anybody the
we're po' enV's h,ch ,ev,ial OF
tluss The 'reeehs' - a.,
"a, e,blue, ministers nave ,isu' 49,.
W, ihs week In yafisus psis " 10
sn,,y have not been chIouiA'si -
ssn,,a The decreasing sp,riw %, nv
.,.nfe Bhu,her. The m MI, ,.' ~.
N .a,.,,s have been pes.imisho IN tho
..",s' no slint Of sunlight having
i'.ss tbfossh the clouds.
IN, gravity q the political situation
,.,'splI,d on all sldo. and there.
,ss.p,,eh which the Marquis OF
salbelfy !. 10 deliver Nv sn' ~.
u,ysfi banquet 81 we ina M, ~ "'
,s,. ,vpipg !. awaited with the great
.a,s.Isly'
s,s,,.,.d by The isci that u Is known
,s,i N, naval estimates which will be
s,.,.nl,d 10 the House OF Commons
rh,n In.l body reAssembies VIII
b, snTfeeedenled iE magnilude anu
| iu,oftAbce.
ihs Timss In q haiing Article on
| MI, subject yesterday, which 10 attract.
| 10, muen attention., sail; "Eugihnu
rn t,pok no rivalry In naval arms
media
TIE shove remark TO q certain degree
40, up situation which ior Great
Bn.aln !, ItfpleKing and dangerous
hJosg Any staggeration.
800, ,.n,scv,r,oS
- .,,. ,,,,.
i,,ssa which toe Hon. G,orse N.
Caps. under sscfetsry Tor tho foreign
tfles, delivered nj Derby, In which he
AIstsi to the evident breakup " Tur-
.sJ, has created much Of n sensation
aim, sud especially In Berliu, where
aash hsnlne.noe Nc. Teen A',Aeneu
bhnb u htd been delivered oy the
nh'ah Of Salisbury himself. Thnt
anshlni VIII soon h.vs 10 10 uonc
" fsiksy or for Turkey, In order to
ray prevails, nobody for n
a.S'ni doubts, between this
Ia,,, us,o, ps,.''.U u,an. m, % n, .ns
iain, shleh are among me powers
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chicago southern states A..o.i.,,ea,

NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-rhs Chicago
Southern States association excursion
came into Nashville AN noar anu q
half TO nye heuIs late, owing 10
slight accidents 10 some OF the locomo-
tiyes. The tourists were awakened by
the booming OF cannon and alter u
hurried breakfast they were escorted
70 the thealer VendOme, where only
tho ceIsnouious part OF tue program
permitted by rainy weather WAS carried
out. Gov. luIney was III at his nome
MT Winchester, aud tho wslcsming adj
dress was delivered by Ernest Pillow,
speaker oil The state senate and acting
governor, who paid n fine tribute 10
Chicago and the northwest. William
MCCARTHY, mayor OF Naahvilis fol-
lowed. Ferdinand w. Peek, preti-
dent Of the Southern states associa.
lion, responded. Gov. Altgeld &C.
knowisdsed The welcome on behalf Of
tie state OF Illinois. Mayor asDfge
Is, Bwiit spoke tor Chiosgo. Major
W. Thomas, pIesident OF the Tsnnes.
see Centennial association, and Judge
O. U. iKohlsaat, Chicago. finished the
oratoTieal program.
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Pastor, The Church OF LEOPOLD"

Mr. Warner replied 10 the effect
that no would attend TO the matter
forthwith. He now proposes 70 send
the application blanks T. all marriage
able females who arc possessed Of the
required number VI dollar. 10 10 his
opinion that the priDce will not be
particular about the age or the physi.
cal attributes OF eligible candidates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-09
TIE NEEDLEwORK GUILD.
The Secrstary's Report Shows that the
Organization is Doing Excel.
lent Work,

Tho secretary Of tho NeedlswoIk
Guild rsp.r,n The third annual meet.
ing Of the Nssdlswork Guild was held
Tuesday morning, November 9th, at
10 O'Clock In room 2 Dolly building,
kindly loaned 10y M. Dooly for the
purpose. The garments from the three
sections were coll,oisd on Monday
amounting to i,579-HsArly 100 more
than last year. They were distributed
on Tuesday and Wednesday as follows,
To Young Ladies Aid, l,O65; Free
kindergarten, 100; orphsnsgs on Stats
street and si. Aun's, each, ITO; Davis
Dsaconsss' Home, 40; woman's Home
association, 81; 5l. Marks and S..
Mary's hospitals, each, 20.
Treasursl's reports
Donations from sections. e3 "
.,,,,.'''''''''''.--,.,1Iy "a
Divided 40 follows II the Central
bureau In Philadelphia, S26; Free
kindergarten, s25; reserved Tor guild
expenses, $40; the remainder TO DO III.
vided between the Home Tor InoorTig-
ible Boys and the WOman's Home
association. The former officers were
reelected; Hon. President, Mira. y. J.
Salisbury; ps.sidsGt, Mrs. w. A. Mel.
den; SECRETARY, Mp. Il. Is. Crtchio n
treasurer, Mrs. Walter Murphy.
Tho msnbss VI the guild have bsen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-09
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Names OF Men Elected, aud From
Where.

Following il the result OF the cleo
ton for mombsrs OF tho State Lsgis-
lalure. as far as can bs determined at
the present time, aud which probably
will be- confirmed by the official can
va.s:
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TRAFFIC IN HEIRESSES.
American Girls Regarded as a Com
mercial Commodity.
leu Thousand Dollar. offered Tor the
night Article by . frpscb
Prince.


NEW York, Nov. s.-An American
h.ire,a with 81. 900, 900 aud n desire for
al. ,,,I. ,,,n,.., NAV oommun,c,,.
-. ~ y a.. -
WHO Fartor - berger OF 'no "pmhn
Catholic church Of Leopold, Perry
county. Indiana, The a., OOO. 900 must
al, ...h mi, ,onx.,,,ni. ..,,,.
w. :" s''' W
iiss.
Lawyer Albert H. warner, OF TINS
city, q couple OF days ngo received the
,utIoip,d letter written In French OH
A.. .rI,,.t ,o,. ,.na, =, ~. o,n,,h q,
'"' '''0''' "''' r"p'' " '"' '"1''" ''
question:
"Sir-Hearing that you take charge
OF affairs Of all kinds, / would like you
to undertake to bring about = marriage
in r.uard IA "a hieh 4 heu In nak. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Bv virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
by Il. 7. q T. j. Morrisctt ana theT
wives. dated September q, 1893, and duly
recorded in the County Court eierk OF
fco OF said county. in Deed Book Vol. ~.
page 1lS, / will sell theinS required 70
to 10 by the benefciaries) at pubic auc-
ton. on the day, hour and place above
named, the following described property,
considered by all as the most valuable
property IN this fection. -,,-e.,>.,.e.,
FIRST. That truly valuable BUSINESS
STAND in SwansbOro near the clty OF
Manchester where the late flrm OF Nor
rissett a Bro. carried on the grocery
business This is considered justly one
of the finest business stands anywhere
In this section Of the country. rms laIse
two-story brick tin-root building u Btu
afed on the triangular lot formed by the
conjunction Of the Manchester and Fail-
ms Greek turnpike and Hun street -,
tended II fronts on the turnpike ~
feet and on Hull street l0s SIP feet,
and 90 feet wide In the rear. rms t,t-
CANT business house IS well buit OF the
hest material. with all the mOdcrn I'M
provemeuts,. large ana Wen aiiL". ,,srS
with large hall above large BACK yafd'
with large number Of stalls to nccom-
,nodate the public. coal bins, storage 'or
wood. &c. This is conceded ny an as
the finest place for business in this jec-
ton. and therefore should attract tpe-
ciaI attention, and is now yielding
SECOND Those FIVE VERY HAND
scribed property. fronting on the north
side of Hull street. commencing al ine
northeast corner Of Clopton and taid
Hull street. and are numbered ], :, t.
6. and Z. Nos. and . have On them
the two-story frame dwelling containing
& rooms. an in good order, and now
OCCUPIED as a residence bv Mr. T. j.
Norrissett. These lots front - feet
each except lot has a front Of @6 N-l2
fees. al run back an average deptn
Of 40 feet 20 an alley 20 feet wide. This
rs cvtrcmolv valuable property.
THIRD. The TWO-STOkf BRlCk
STORE at the southeast corner of Hun
ana Clopfon streets, I'm Buck Hin Addi-
tion. and fronts on said Hull street Il
foot by l57 feet deep 10 an alley l6 ieet
wide said store IS now occupied by
Mr. A. II. Sncllings as n drugstore, ana
Welding g good rental. and .- ...-
FOURTH. The FRAME TWO-SIDRN
BUILDING adjoining the above. occupied
Inv Mr 2. r. Morrissott as q store ana
residence. Lot fronts 45 feet on Hun
street by ~ TO an alley lG rect vide
This Is very desirable property
TERMS. One-thri cash: balance upon
a credit ar siv ana twelve months. notes
ner cent. interest added. secured by
decd Of trust on tho property.
JOHN H. INGRAM.
ou1e-fOt Substituted Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

Marriage of the Daughter of the Late
Daniel Manning.

ALBANY. Aug. 2l.-All Saints Catho-
dral was to-day the scene Of n quiet we'd
ding, that of Miss Mary Elizabeth Man
nil & to Mr. Jules Cornelius Won der on
dermeulen, Of Tho Hague. Holland. Miss
Manning IS the youngest child OF the
late Secretary Of the Treasury. Daniel
by the Rev. Thomas J.. Fulcher. canon
Of the cathedral at high noon. The
nshers were Mr.. William y. Van An.-
Werp ana Mr. Charles HerITck, Of this
city. and the best man Mr.. Frederick e.
Manning. brother Of the bride The mai!
of honor was Miss katherine VI. Dele
hantY and the bride was given away by
her elder brother, eX-May0r James Il lion
Manning.
Directly after the ceremony the bridal
party and guests were driven 20 the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs John A. Della
hantay. sister and bro ther-in-law OF the
BRIDE. After the reception ana wedding
breakfast. Mr.. Qua armculen md his wifi
left for New York city. and on Saturday
will sail for SOUTHAMPTON After re-
manning two weeks ia London they Will
go to The Hague. where they will he the
guests of MIR Oudermeulen's father. the
private secretary of the Queen-Rcgont
Emma of Holland. On arrival at The
Hague a civil ceremony Will be perform
ed by the Burgomastcr. The young
American bride viii DE presented AZ court
in the autumn, and in November Mr.
Cudermeulen and his wife will leave HOl-
land for an extended tour Of the Cont
ncnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23

The following cases We're tried IL tho
Police Court yesterday by Squire Graves
u the absence OF Justice JOhl, who IS
rusucailng at CrJ1ct with his family
{. \. Lantrum was charged with OBJ
tanning = due bill in an Mic-al manner
and using the s. me ia his own interest
The case Was dismissed. the warrant not
Jusufying any punishment.
Louis Jones (cOlOred) was fined s. and
-osts for contempt OF court, caused by
MS falling tc appear Tor trial on another
charge
William owens (coloreD was charged
with icing drulk, bat the case against
him was dismissed.
Charles Gill was charged with being
disoidcrly aud using profane language on
the street. lie failed TO appear In court
and an attachment had 10 be issued
a. ainst him
Alex White (colorca) was charged with
stealing bag OF provisions OF the value
OF $, the property OF Granville Bright.
The case Was continued until tomorrow.
Daniel Skelly was charged with being
drunk, ana had TO go TO Jail for thirty
days IN default Of SEQ surety.
Christopher Jones. Alfred Lee, and
James Daniel gaii coiOred) were charged
with irespassing on the premises of st.
Joseph's church and injuring the property
by throwing rocks. The case was dis
missed.
Andrew Acronsa was charged with
keeping his place OF business open on
Sunday. Being OF Jewish faith. he was
told that he would have TO either OBJ
serve the Jewish or Christian sabbath.
lie was discharged with reprimand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
CRYING FOR THE TsTHWUS.
John Bull Fears Brother Jonathan """
Let Him Have the Canal In Nicaragua.

LONDON. August 22.--"As far as can
be seon, we are heading straign, 10, d
crisis says the st. James Gazet,e,
and there will be either n diplomatic
deadlock between the two countries the
United States and GreIt Britain or tne
English will surrender important treaty
Nights" .,,-
The Gazette refers to threatened trouble
over the Nicaragua canal and cans Oh
Parliamentary Foreign Secretary 'niNoh
for an explanation In the House OF ' ON,
mons as TO how Britain STANDS. Inc
Gazette continues:
"A deadlock can be avoided by DIS
Greet handling OF the facts by the f2r-
eiTn C6lce and a surrender need never
occur. Should situation be orou a5
about IN which the United states ma
they can ignore the United states OF
Central America then good-by TO any
hope Of retaining. much less EXTENDING.
our comercial hold OF the repuDilcs or
the Spanish Main, a market In wnicn we
already suffer from uncommofy sharP
competition from the Americans ana
Germans"
The Gazette then rehearses the history
OF the Nicaragua canal. claiming that
the United States Governments granting
the American Canal Company's request
10 guarantee further capital Tor II would
be an infractiOn Of the BulWer-Clayton
treaty. Quoting President Cleveland's
reference TO the canal in his message or
1884, the Gazette comments.
These carefully weighed words were
designed 10 create a minimum OF dis
trust in the Foreign Office. and when
read in relation 20 the consistent moral
support given by the United States TO
the cOmpa1y's enterprise and the in
sistent demand Of the United states peo-
pie that their Government guarantee the
whole capital. come what may, II is plain
that the ultimate object Is not so much
the cutting Of the canal as the firm and
final establishment OF United StatcS au-
tnority In Central America. With the
canal completed wholly by the United
States, the Independence OF the republic
would be merely nominal.
1T Is true that English financial as
sstance was sought by the American
syndicate lest the United States Cow
eminent faltor IN giving the guarantee,
but these negotiations have collapsed,
because IL is not proposed TO allow the
English capitalists their due share Of
control which is sufficient indication Of
the exclusive power the Americans mean
to exercise on the Isthmus.
THE cardinal point OF the whole mat
ter IS, does the Government mean to
enforce the Bulwer-Clayt0n treaty. II
so. viii she join the United States guar
antee of the capital? II not. what steps
have been taken TO secure the neutral
ity Of the canal and the equality Of rights
ana opportunities Of British subjects7
1t is conceivable that events may so
shape themselves I'm the near future that
the United States will be practical mas
tiers OF Central America but before we
consent any abrogatiOn OF the Bulwer-
Clayton treaty must be made by our
selves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
THE CHES4PE4KE AND OHIO.
a Splendid Showing Made in President
Ingalls, Annual Report.

The annual report issued by Mr. NJ. f.
ingalls,, President Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1885. makes the following
showing.
Cross earnings 1896 O30G: increase
over earnings OF 1894. 1851 go. 20.
The result OF the years business is an
increase Of Slli,5223O in net earnings over
these of 1894.
he policy Of thoroughly maintaining
and improving the property has been
followed during the past year as hereto
fore. over SS0o,0oop could have been
saved or postponed If necessary, and
aided TO the ret earnings. As the Com
psny was earning It's fiXed charges there
seemed 20 be no necessity of economy to
the detIimcnt OF the property.
Nearly 5.gt tons of 100 and IS pound
rails we're laid during the year ana in
cluded in expense account.
Mr.. N gals also makes the following
announcement. which is OF very general
Importance at this time namely. There
are many things which affOrc cncOurag--
ment a. the time of ..rting this report
such furnaces along the line as have
been closed for the last two years. are
rcrGning work. the coke ovens which
have been shut down. are all at work.
end there Is distinct and positive i'm
prOvement In the local business Of the
Inc both In passenger and freight"
Announcement is also made that dur
completed for the extension of the line
into Louisville, the completion OF the
bridge at the Ohio river and the con-
troll OF large terminals In the city or
Louisville. tho shortening Of the line be
tween Washington city and Louisville.
Niles, making II the shortest line be-
tween Washington city and Louisville.
lie further ADDS the very ENCOURAGING
statement. Your directors have not
changed the opinion which they have ex-
pressed on previous occasions, TO the e.
feet that the low grades OF the &. a q.
line. IT'S physical condition. together with
the advantages of cheap fuel and labor
insure u brilliant future. That 10 has
stood the test OF the last two years ana
earned lis fixed charges. would seem 10
Ice proof of the sOununcss OF their opin-
Oh. The report also shows that dur
ing the year there has been no serious
accidents either 20 person or property.
An announcement OF much interest 10
the holders OF G. O. securities states
that the interest charges for the coming
year over the charges for the year lust
closed will only be $ll2flS0