The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-17

rycETIENTsHoUfN WdDE ny THE
GEOEGId and ALABAMA.
Mr.. John :. williams Reelected fresi'
dent-Mr. Cowen succeeds hinise""'
President ofthe Baltimore n Ohio.


stock outstanding. every share was rep
- a.. ,,,o>.v presl-
resented IN person OF ny l'ONS' @o-
dent Williams submitted hiS i'fo'' ~
fine ten and a half months lfom August
i. ,>g, ,bs dote ON which the Georgia
80 49, ' .s .-......,.,n
and Aiabamy company 'oon p0'''1'''''
oi This property. 10 june o1. lc.o snvNihe
u large increase n every department
of the company business The appfoNi-
male gross earnings for eleven months
and ono ve.n iu tne current calendar .
-.t 80 x.nqf- a.4inst
year are I,pVi'o" a. So a. D., 10 ,',s'r
81 ''"- iV' 90. s.t,e ste % ',r.
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o 'No' o.. '., No'.'r-"' ''"'~
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TIE NEW ACQUISITION.
Kosellfious were unanimously passed
unae. which tne consolidation OK nc
columbus and southern railroad Nltn
tue Georgia and Alabama railway was
effected. lhis now acquisition OF Nne
Ntuihla ana Alapanid B.. at'Ai' 'iN pi''i-
dent report st".Da' riNta d. ilt@ r.vi 1.'e
eAis.ns IDit n.'"een Noi'ilDoe' N'.' "i'"
S't tiiii"n' ""' "'ao r'-", ,,h -N,e''''' .' 10,
"i." ''''.' &C. h'' '''7 ,,,.',,.,'1
" loloi iit.e' %. i'' ''.''-'', 81. M -Nt ' -
,'"t"l. ."s ''', .N' '.'' 80 80
be lui .--- 49, a. 3, '''N . I,'hI'r,
.-i'.t i.,,n ,ii f,.-.i.''. 4 ,nov.n
~ 49, '..i,,.,i,,'. .fi,.t....,,' ,f tb. g.,r.'t,
and 8ls6tn,1 r,fi,..v AMI frnm f,iSn-
land iur to '',i, albany NH be Known as the
AlI4nv di,IrIon
Tie Tho prosid"nt i'm his annual report.
comments upon the ercat tide of immi-
grafton which is now setting towards
VIZ i". .i'n OF Neolol lni"'1h WHICH
,rh 'r u,,s' 81 stootbol.iars today
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gTFTCERg ELECTED
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pATTIvopr mo- H. Inbr ~ cou,o,
var fo-,iav re-.ioefed nr,sili.,r ~ tbc
r.Ifl,i,r.. mn ohio r,hvr,t L~ tbo AZ
r.ctors of thaf comoanv mo rssien,t,Hn
of Andrew Anderson saeretar, of tbe
,on,,.,,,,. SIM. t..l ,-,s ,.,,..'',f ,'a Wy
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f.-' tli "N'"'" NHa "-''s',,l ~ we
- 49, "" "',i''' ~ Va, a.
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ti N--f" ca. - WIZ .' We @NI'
in- hl'it on ,He 80" Dia 1hu Nash-
III .nt',Nt l"c iNt' .A'.u,i aon ..aS
N 'n -u 'A' '.i We vi '"y ,"inpdny thlE,
slA l,als' part on NlliCH .i.ne no seiNeu
ff.ptf,l e.or.f,ry a. fh. laf. fohp ~
corrcff
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NhN toalil'N toh MIX. SPENCER.
WASHINGTON. Dec. IA dlspabch
from New York received here to-day.
says the star. states that IL is reported
boz WAN street on what 8 believed TO
he excellent authority that President
Samuel Spencer. Of the Southern Railway
Company has been chosen TO succeed Dr.
CnWu0'y DepeW as president Of tho New
York Central Railroad ,ompany, ana mat
the change will probably take place at
an early day whether or not Mr. spencer
VIII resign ih' pfesidthcy OF lhr southern
D.. NOT Known ana some oi 1s,, ,noss VINO VINO
t'r,. NM tf..,. ,.,, ro,,. f,nlors,.nJ wiz
Wy - .,.inN r'ss '.,' ,iVm lf I'M
c,rrnn ma nrotoee ln the railway busi-
r..s ta ie tbi,i ,.i.e-,r.siaont ana osn-
.,.f ,,,,,'.,,'r ~ ,,, So.,i.rn thst n
,t'- N i,i,.- ,'I INV ofbsr
- ,"1,.., ,-,.,',,i', 80 o., d..
.o,,,,, i'," ,,,, a,ld ,,,o,o b,,,,onio,,
r..l'iions fb,n e,.,r Lefors
WHY ms WAS SlfOsEN
Az Pho story rocs Mr.. / pierpont Nor
can. WHO has lonc heon largely interested
iu the New York Central. and whose pre-
| UnfD-eOr. the firm of DroNel. MORGAN N
, .,,,io,lori "' oi 1s.S5eri,ilf and his SON
. t.. f.f. NFflIf.r, IL Vanderbilt finds him