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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Increasing
ciodnes. followed by rain Tuesday night winds becom
ing nor,heaster:y
For MASSACHUSETTS. Rhode Island and Conneetieut.
threatening followed by rata toward night winds
becoming eastery.
For Eastern York increasing coud,ness. with rain
IN southern portions winds becoming eastery.
For District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Jersey Delaware Maryland threatening weather
and rain. colder eastery winds.
For Virginia. rain. southeastery winds.
For North and South Carolina threatening weather. With
the Interior southerly winds.
For Western NewYork. Increasing coudiness and ran;
fresh northsastery winds.
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
rain. fresh eastery winds
sgna.s nre displayed Lakes Erie and Michigan and
at Port Huron and at Saginaw Bay section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
AN ORATORICAL LEAGUE FORMED.

REPRESENTATIVE
TO CONFECTIONERY MAY ENTER
Ithaca. y. Y. April ls-lt was announced ny fro-
fessor D. c. Lee Cornell to-day that n new
Intercoljesiate Oratorica League has recently been
formed II is 10 be known as the Contra! orator.
cal League and is TO include the representatives
universities Of New-York Pennsylvania. ONO Indi-
ana and Illinois Cornell is 10 represent the EN-
pire State The University OF pennsylvania ONO
S,ate University University OF Indiana and the
University OF Illinois the other rne;nt"'is anu
IN addition to these, Wesleyan University ana 0.
i,noh,au University will also be included All OF
these universities. with the exception Oh 'ouiu,'
have formally accented an invitation 10 JON ne
e1c In is probable that Columbia Will JON mex
week The first contes; of the league Will De He'u
a Delaware. Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
OBITUARY.
MAJOR D. T.. REEFS.

chattanooga. Tenn. April IS SPECIALIZATION D..
l.. fees one OF the oldest ard wcathiest residents
OF. this city. died to-day at the advanced age O.
s.Isn'y,on lie was largely interested in Southern
iron plants and banking institutions and left an
eS'I'c or several hundred thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
TO RETIRE THE HORSECAR SERVICE.

The Metropolitan Street Railway Company. II
was learned yesterday. has decided TO retire the
horsecar service on the crosstown lines In Twenty
eighth and Twenty -ninth SITS. and replace II with
a compressed air service. The motors are OF the
latest and most improved patterns II was salo
and the improvements will be begun at once. None
Of the particulars OF the proposed changes could
be learned last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
MAJOR HENRY MELDERRY. NJ. n.

Omaha Neb.. April s.-Maior Henry McFlderry,
chief surgeon Of the Department Of the Missouri.
died yesterday al Hot Springs. Ark. Of Brights
disease Dr. McEldcrTy had beer ~ o.ly short
time. He married about six weeks ago in Bal
tinOre to young woman OF that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
800 FIFTH AVENUE NEAR Bath STREET
SALE THIS EVENING AND 70.
MORROW AT O'CLOCK.
A COLLECTION OF
ETCHINGS AND ENGRAV1NGe
MADE BY
r. J. KING. ESQ,
Containing Rare and Fine Examples OF the WORK g
REMBRANDT DuRER SEYMOUR HADEN. WHi0-
TIER. AND OTHER FAMOUS ARTISTS.
poRrRr sOMERvIILE ORrGIES co.
Auctonesr. Nahase's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

House to-day. we also know that he has been
guided and is still guided by advice that 10 IN
the interest OF Willis and Philips. 1t 10 not
to their interest that he 60 away"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
A.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.

AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NEW YORK.
Free View a. to q p. m.
TO Be Sold A bsolutely Without Reserve
or Restriction
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
On Thursday and Friday Evenings
April FL and 22. at 9 o'clock.
A COLLECTION OF
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
BY well-known
Foreign and American Artists.
including the
GREAT WAR PICTURE.
"SHERIDAN'S RIDE"
THE ORIGINAL WORK BY T. BUCHANAN REAo
And other important Canvass
THOMAS f. KIRBY. AUcrIoNEEE.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tho performance OF Primrose Wests minstrels
., the Olvrnpia Music Hall last evening was varied
bv the Introduction OF new dialogues and jokes
new songs and monologucs. The drill Of the sailor
~ Tho Maine was continued as the closing feature
~ inc performance, and was heartily chcercd' as
;lslal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19
RJMOR or GENERAL CRHSPO'S DEATH
no CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT AT THE
vENEzUEIAN LEGATION

Washington. Apr. rs-rp 10 oci, X no "ord
had come 10 Senior Anirade. the Venezuelan Min
lister here Of tho reported killing OF tx President
Crcspo by rebels. The Minister'S bro;hcr. General
Andrade 10 now Prcsiden, Of Venezuela. having
succeeded Cresro The Minister thought II strange
ne had received no advic"s from Venezuela. nut
said there had been fighting In the part OF Nenez-
uela in which General trespo was last repot,'d
last Saturday while leading his forces against IN"
rebel HERNIA ndcZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

Bangs & Co., OF and 93 Fifth Avenue,
viii sell at TUESDAY. April 26th and foliov'no
days.
THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE
FRANCIS b. HAYES,
OF BOSTON, MASS.
A Collection of Great Interest.
Comprising large number carefully selected works q
the most worthy and famous authors All the books
are In good order. many in handsome bindings
Americana Reprints % Scarce American Histories ana
Tracts: Angling The folio editions Of Stake
spear. first editions OF Millions ara
many other very and valuable books
Catalogue. mailed on receipt OF 10 cents in stamps
supernuOus Hair. Moles. destroyed by electricity;
faces rounded physicians references HELEN BkIooSs
81 West 33d-st
Carpet Cleaning. J. W W ILL = ~ ~
S53 WEST 5iTH ST. TELEPHOSE 800 ooin %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

An especially pleasing bill was offered AT Iohy
Pastors Theatre yesterday Good audiences hiIod
the house all me afternoon and evening ana W.
entertained by the Russell Brothers. as the Irsh
cbar,bermads. Barnes and Sisson. Edward Latch,
Doan and Lenharr. Conway ana Leland LAO, ris,o"
and Dunn cake-Walkcrs: Cook ana 'nnioi'
Cceans Uowlcy and Leslie. Derenda and Brteh,
Na,iie ana PAT Rooney tr.. In songs and danes
Fritz Leslie and EDDY pantomims's anu io"'
psAtoY
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Ba.
nch
3o.5
0o.S

,h,s d,axram continuous white line SHOWS ny
IN WI. T., nrss.urs as Indicated by The Triounes sell
changes III ,eeronser The dotted line shows the tenn
rec., ,.rn a.. recorded AZ Perry's Pharmacy
rrhun. once April 10. l a. m-The ~ea'ner ye'er
sav va. fair Tn. temperature ranger oe'"e" % ~
"N - -. ay.-,se .6o, desr.es) being az degrees
, han IN Sunday and 10 degrees higher than on the
corre.p,ndlng dag Of last year
aa,,er IN and near this city oday will probably
b. cloudy followed by rain.
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THE TRUE SOURCE or SALVATION.

From The New-York Evening Post
To the Editor OF THE Evening Post" Sir:
when the wild tempests rave
Ruler OF winds and wave
DO Thou our country save
by Thy great might
GEORGE T. LOWELL
Mount Vernon. NJ r. April IL
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GueriaI Notifies.
~~~~~~~N~~~VO~~~'0~~0 =.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

Daily. $40 year: 81 per month. ..
Daily without Sunday IS year 90 cents per month;
rOSTAGE-Exra postage is charged to foreign countries
except Mexico and Canada. and on the daily IN Ne"-
York City. "a. a.. =.
REMIrTANCEs. II sent IN cash. unregistered Will - q
the owners risk.
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nrsT or LORD RANDOLPH ChCh'hiLh

London. April 1s.-The Chancellor o, "a. hu.,
cheauer Sir Michael Hicks, beaen. wor.. - COM.
OF LORI aav LADY randolph Churchill was among
..hnse present at the csremonS'
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Postomce Notice.

POst0mce Notice.
fsbou,d he read DAILY by all interested changes
%; F;p Il. at %.. sns ending %s? April % 1895 VI.
as follows Parcels post mails close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
70, s, errISs r saa must E. a a.
wEpSks6AYx ypp' m: .s, csS a, % S
Belgium srsS per va Ant"
4ss.s G g.yp n % ns. %
s..fssa Ps .y spn TURKEY e
r Europe mus! ss si S.ss peer =
via Rotterdam I Geters must B.
Vera Vi. Saps: must b. Directed
.pRfNTED MATTER Erc-German steamer. sailing =
Tuesdays take Printed Matter. etc, for Germany ana
EurSp. American and Whit. star
wednesday, ana am on Saturdays
take Printed Matter for all countries for which
they advertised to carry mall.
Mails named above additional supplemen,aIy mail. arg
opened on the piers Of the American, English; frsnsa
Ten Minutes Of hour of sailing Of steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
rrEspAY-At p m. for Inasus and HAITI. per I:
Navahoe at - p M for Costa Rica per sesns. from
s Ss% ert from North sI sydney IN ~. -
for for rsa and sfT
s; via RIO !Ins per s,.e.d Il
part. Of Brazil Via a'r:csa 20
a, a. par. M Of M must 5.
r.. s%.-, at 'ssss"siai':' :
S: 81: rs; !;
aa%'f 90 ana an ."ppem.nsary lao Tor Ns....
p p.r o. q Antiia detters must be directed per
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sn.to . HuaG sor North Brsa mus: directed per
Hay. Pc, 1, oss"e H S,:S G ssS
directed Per o Is S';,an p,
rE,nAE 10 H.em.i !" and ans Martha
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cuba ampschs cn,sp.s TaSas ,ssr and Y.ese
n'r me ios q' xe~to"nsisnd per North
Mails for Newfoundland by raj to Halifax and thence
Maii. FOR Mauelon by rail- to Boston. theme. 81
clos; y:r S S Sa at p sia %
for dispatch BY steamer close at this once day
p m previous day.
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii per City OF Rio
Janeiro tfrom Francsco). close here daily up 70
Apr q. al $50 D. m Malls for the Society Islands.
per ship City Pape from San Francisco close here
daily up 10 April "a. at $50 D. m. Mails for Hawaii
Der O. T. Zealandia from San Francisco. close here
daily up to April a. a. $50 p m MAILS fsr A%s'rs sn1
FIJI Islands. per wsrrimco from Vancouver, eoss
here daily after April us and April 2s. at $50
p. m. Mails for China and Japan specially ADDRESSED
close here daily up q May 20 at $50 .. Mails fos
Australia except those for West Australia which are
Samoan Islands. per 8. Mariposa from San Franz
cisco) close here daily up to May tis: at a. m. II
A m and 80 D. m. arrival at New-York Of .. =
Campo mia with British mails for Australia Mails fer
China Japan, Tacoma from Tacouo)s
close here daily up to May t2o at $40 .. m.
Transpsinc mails forwarded TO port Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing Is arranged the presump
tion Of uninterrupted overland transit tRege-
tered mail closes at Q D. m: previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster.
Postoancs. Nsw-yok. N. l.. Apr, IL. 1854
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MARRIED..

,,,euo,N rouNsON-On Monday April II. At NO II
r., cad 9, ty the John Wesley BLOWN ~ ~
i:ssA S.,mo,r daughter Of Fisher johnson ESQ.,
=, Edvard de clifford chisholm.
yx,cttr pANFORTH-On April o. ny the Kew fsooer,
n nrr ~ brooklyn. Mary p Danforth 70 EDWARD
knight 81 New-York city.
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>,o,,c.s Of marriages and deaths must be In
sorsed with full name AMI address
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MISS EMILIA c. AhTHON'S DEATH.
A., oppaAr1oN FOR APPENDICITIS PROVES
FATAL WEEK BEFORE THE DATE
SET FOR HER WEDDING.

SET FOR HER WEDDING.
Miss Emilia Core Anthem. daughter OF MY ara
Mrs Edward Anthem. who was to have peeh mar
ried 20 Frank Temple Reamer on Saturday next.
died on Sunday at the home OF her parents NO -
West Th.rty-third-st after an operation for ap-
nendicitis Miss Anthem who was the youngest
daughter was taken i'll about eight days ago. ana
on tuesday when the invitations 'or nor Hldliidbe
we're 10 have been out. she was op"rai"d on
for appendicitis. Her condition after inc opeIa-
iion while serious was encouraging 10 Nor PIP.
sjcians and attendants. until late on saturday nsht
when a turn for the worse was observed. MIS-
Anthem was well known IN society ana very pop
nj irl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

long BIZ partly OF old and partly OF new iea'-
ures Is offered at Roster Balls this week. Last
nigh, the audience was entertained by the AVOIDS
Titena dancer: the kuracsins. on tho p"ipe"-
dicular bars; Miss Josie be Wit violin soois''
E,red r Herbert's troop OF trained dogs; Albert
a Guile tenor: Ambark AIS troop OF AtIps'
Miss Maud Raymond. Drummond Staiey ana i,ia !
bnck and The Painter Brothers. The sfort muslcai
sketch "Au Pain Is continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

NO important change IL TO be noted In the stat'
OF things a, Weber & Feldss Music Hall lh'
burlesque "Pousse Cafe" began when It's original
La Poupee." new at Olympia. and II has last
ca III now that the work is beginning ruI
~ Days. after sleeping idly through the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

A programme as long and varied AS the 'I"''
would allow was presented at keiths yesterday
Its features were the following: Hayes and Lytton
O Brien and Havei. Joe cawthorHe. Geors'
Thatcher and Edward Marble. Carr and Jordan
Bnns and B,nns Goggin and Davis. :he Couture
Brothers in "Electro-rama" thinner. Signol
vann! and the Sisters Hylands. O'Rourke and Bur
nette. and Doherty's poodles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

The wax figure OF Consul-General Lee attracted
much attention at the Eden Musee yesterday. SO
did the other groups. the pictures projected
~ the nernatograph and the concerts OF inc
funGdrian orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

After the closing Of the Supplementary Transauantie
Mails named above additional supplementary mails arg
cneneh on the piers Of the American English, French
and German steamers and remain open until "itnAA
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

Much amusement furnished at the Pleasure
Palace yesterday by the Rogers Brothers. Fran
cesca Reddng. the wargraph. Press Eldridgc
Barry. Montague and Wes. Milo Orbasany ant
her trained parrots Nelson and Mnlcdec J. w
Nestor and Bennett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

These are the attractions which held the atten-
ton OF the audiences at Proctor's Theatre. Twen-
ty-third-sf., yesterday: Edwin Milton Roylc and
the biograph Conaro and Bailey Fisher and Car
roll. John and Nellie Heaey. Lewis and Elliott;
Weston, and Z. Nizzarris
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-01

and unreasonable rA.es prescribe1 Ia said
schedules: but eatd company hes deciiusd
70 30 refuse. Hrh has adopted said rates, so
far ~ the ssune have been declared eifect-
ne BY saii commission. and intends anf
proposes TO adopt any rates already adj
nounced, but not yet effective. unScr the
telms OF said schcduies. and to put the
came In force and effect, upon the ground
that urder said act Of April 3. 1891. II
wouh otherwise be defcnseless against
the multiplied penalties recoverable ut the
suits OF individual shippers. and the hddi-
tional perssltss recoverable In actions
Instituted by the defendant Craze;
said company fearing that the consequences
Of such refusal might thus be even
more disastrous and ruanous than the oper.
alton and ,s.eet OF said unreasonable rates.
Your orator AYERS that II was and is duly
authorize and empowered by law and its
chatter 10 accept and administer Its trust
herein stated. as trustee OF the general
mortgage OF the defendant company. and
TO take the action and sue for the relief
horcln stated and sought.
Your orator shows that this cause Is ono
IN equity. of civil nature. aud that tho
matter In dispute exceeds. exclusive OF In
tereet AVID costs. the sum or value Of $4,000,
and that this cause is y suit arising under
the constitution and lays OF tho Unitcd
States, to-wit Under section 10 Of ARTICLE
II Of the constitution. and under section
OF article XIV OF the amendments to thu
constitution. and that In this cause aud
OF different States In which tho matter in
dispute exclusive OF interest hnd COSTS ex-
ceeds the sum or value aforesaid.
In consideration whereof and forasmuch
as your orator Is fcmeiiloss In the prem
!ses under the rules OF the common law,
to the end therefore that tho defendants
hereinafter named may answer the several
matters and things hereinheforc set forth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-01

cffcct the tariffs, circulars Of orders 81
the rOmmiWion. or either Or IN % them
hcreln described. and coE<Ainest Ia eald
"cxhSbtU and r." and restraining the
said railroad comrsny from charging -
constituting 70 charge the rates specIhsd q
ssid tariffs, circulars OF crdera. or clthee
or any Of them; and resssaining the said
rAilroad commission Of Texas and eNid
Reagan. Storey and Mayfield, and the said
NJ. NJ. Crane, and each Of them. from in-
sttutirv or authorizing or dirccting any
others to institute or prosecute any suit
cry OF envy penalties under aud BY virtue
cf any Of the provisions Of the saId com
mission law. "a
And that In tho meantime. until the hear
Ing hereof. your ORATOR may have Q tom
porary restraining order embracing all ot
the relief herein prayed for, such restrain
ms oufcr TO continue In force until the
termination of che hearink for writ Of
INJUNCTION, and that ON final hearing Of
tos cause II may have oil lnjunctions
herein prayed made perpetual. and that all
tatiffs rates, circulars and orders here
tofore made and issued by said commission,
and each OF them. may be Cancelled and
declared TO be NULL void aud al no effect,
by decree OF this court, and that n ri,an-
datory injunction may 10 issied to the said
railroad conmission, and 10 the said Rea-
Gan. Storey and Mayficid and each Of
them, commanding them to recall and
abolish the said tariffs, rates. circulars aud
orders, and each Of them. and that your
orator may have such further and other
relief as this case may require, ~ well
AZ all costs. May II please your honors
to grant unto your orator q writ or wrlts
OF subpoena, to be ISSUED out Of aud under
the seal Of this honorable court and d.
rected to the said defendants. the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad company, the
railicad commission OF Texas, John u.
Reagan, l.. j Storey, Allison Mayfield ana
NJ, NJ. Crane, commanding said defendants.
and each OF them. to appear in this court at
some certain day to be therein namsd and
to answer the promises, and to abide by aud
perform such decree as may be rendered
hluten,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-01
THE COTTON RATE ENJOINED
Federal Judge Mccormick Grants Tenn
porary Restraining Order.

charges, penalty or penalties, under or
by virtue OF the said commission law
or any OF its provisions, for failure
10 put or keep In force aud observe the
said tariff. and that the said railroad
commission, sati Reagan, Storey and
Mayfield, and each of them, as MEM
berS OF said commission or otherwise,
be and they are further enioined, re-
strained and prohibited from entertain
ing or determining any complaint or
complains thnt may be presented
against the said railroad company. It's
officers or agents for falling to put or
keep In force aud observe the said tariff
or from furnishing 10 any person or
persons copies, certified or otherwise,
OF said tariff or OF the order establish
ing the same, ard from certifying or In
any manner reporting TO the attorney
general or other officer Of the State OF
Texas any evidence or facts showing
thaH slid railroad company. dts Of
flcers OF agents have not observed or
do not observe and obey said tariff
and from requesting and authorizing
said attorney general or any other Of
ficer of the State OF Texas TO lnsti-
Lutte any proceedings against the said
railroad company, Its officers and
agents, or any OF them, for failure To
put In force and obey. or for disre-
gardtrsg said tariff.
And they are 10 remain 80 enj0lned,
restrained and prohibited until the
hearing upon said motion for writ
Of injunction, and the further order Of
the court IN the premises; and the
clerk - ordered TO Issue restraining or
dens In accordance herewith.
A. j. Mccormick. Circuit Judge.
The railroad attorneys are smiling an
,appy- They will be here on November
n full force and hope TO gain a writ {
Injunction. Not since the lai
amons anti commission fight was ende
ias theme been such activity in the leg
departments of the Texas railroads as
Hl,u NOW.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-01

ent railrcad company for tho year ending
June 80. 1898. compared with the year end
ing June 40 1885,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-01

your orator AYERS that the average All
nual revenue per ton per mile derived from
the operation of aid railways is now lower
than ut any time since the conservation Of
said railroad, and ts9at any further reduc-
ton In ihe rates for transportation, or In
the revenues OF said company, or any
Tariffs or orders of said railroad commission
establishing rates lower than those In
force In Augu,t, 1894, in such a way that
the same may not be advanced by tae de-
PENDANT company as Opportunity may be
afforded By commercial and competitive
conditions and laws, are and would be I'M
just, unfair and unreasonable. and would
have the effect of impalring ami destroying
the property. rights and Interests of said
iallrcad company, of your orator. and OF
the beneHciaries of said trust and impair
ing the contract existing between the s.fd
company and the Stale Of Texas to the eS
tent and in the manner herein stated.
Your ca'atcr further AYERS that the sched-
ules, larlffs. rates ami rules established as
af5resaid by SID railroad commission and
set forth in exhibits X ant " ere even
more ID 2strous and destructive 10 the
earnings and revenues OF the said rSii-
road company than were the schedules,
;4ssffs tases and Fpgltllsions esiabli shed
b. said commission during fhe years 1891
ard 1892, wtich were set assie AMI can
cs,ca ~ beng aafair unj,fs rad uareasop-
N r. es herffnb fpra alleged. tar youi
o1aier sayf tran while the tpanage aaai'ea
IN tie defendant railfo5d company tor tie
var endiag Junc 80 s9Si was a.9l pei
crnt greater than FOR tsls yoar ending june
30, 1892, yet the earnings OF said railrcad
comp nv from snch Increased tonnage IN
1898 were 10 per cent less than for the said
year 1892 and that the rate psr ton per
mile for che year ending Juno 90 1882. was
li.7i. while for utic year enting sIune 30,
| 1895. ID was only LA. the lowest III the
history 81 said railroad, and 4 decrease Of
| 75s per cent as compared with, the year
| en-. ling June 30. 1882
The following Is correct statement Of
the gross freigst earnings OF the defend