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New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
END OF THE COFFEY TRIAL.
COMMITTEE SAYS SENATOR DEFAULTED
IN HERESY CASE.
COUNSEL FOR Defence CHARGES UNFAIR
NESS-THREATENS APPEAL TO COURTS
IF HIS CLIENT is EXPELLED.


IF HIS CLIENT is EXPELLED.
The committee appointed by the Democratic
General Committee of Kings County to try Sen
ator Michael J. Coffey for alleged political heresy
In helping to defeat John Morrfsey Gray Tor
Register last night declared that the Senator
had defaulted in his defence Isaac NJ kapper,
counsel for Senator Coffey. said that his client
was through with the committee, and that II
the General Committee attempted to expel the
Senator the case would be taken into the courts.
The trial has been farce.
On Friday night Mr. Kapper asked for an ad-
Journment for a week on the plea that he had
not received the stenographer's minutes when
they were promised. The committee told Mr..
Kapper he would have to go on with his argu-
ment for a dismissal of the case last night.
Kapper declined, and denounced the committee
for its unfairness. The meeting broke up just
in time to prevent a fight.
The committee met last night in the Jefferson
Building, Brooklyn.
us the counsel for the defence PRESENT.?
asked the chairman. There was not sound In
reply.
Are any Of the defendants present."
The silence was oppressive. Then the fact
that Mr.. Kapper had carried out his threat and
had defied the committee became clear to the
minds of the members.
Mr.. Furlong, counsel for the prosecution. said
that Mr.. Kapper had insulted and defed the
committee and was worthy of no further con-
sideration. He declared that prima facie case
Of heresy had been made against Senator Corey.
John Mcguire, the chairman, declared that
as the defence had not accepted its opportunity
to put in it's it had defaulted and could
ask for more favors Mr.. Furlong received
permission to submit a brief, which he promised
to have ready in three days. He said that he
was willing to have the committee accord the
same privilege to Mr. Kapper.
Not far from the room where the committee
met Mr.. Kapper was denouncing the commit
tee. He declared that the committee was not
willing to be fair and that Senator Coffey and
himself were through with 1t.
We will let the whole thing slide now" said
Mr.. Kapper land let the County Committee do
what they please with Senator Coffey. We do
not recognize the committee having any
Jurisdiction in the affair. If the County Com
mittee expels Senator Coffey will get man.
damus to compel them to restore his name to
the rolls. Senator Coffey does not hold that the
County Committee has any right to depose him
the leader of the IXth Assembly District
When the Democrats of that district are through
with him, he says, they will show 1t at the
primaries. Then he is willing to step down and
out, and not before"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

ST. Johns n. F.. March 10.-The formation of a
Cabinet by Mr.. Bond succeed the Ministry of
Sir James Winter, recently resigned. has not yet
been completed Mr.. Bond finding difficulty In recon
Cling the claims of his allies and his party
supporters not now IN the House. but certain to
turn If general election is ordered The gravity OF
the situation is becoming intensified daily, and II
Is said that a rupture among Mr.. Bonds adherents
Is probable.
The sealing fleet sailed for the fishing grounds
to-day The weather favorable
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
SOLDIER BURIED BESIDE HIS BROTHER.

Hackettstown, n. j., March i0.-Persons from two
counties gathered to-day 10 pay tribute the
memory of Corporal William Kendrick Skinner.
who was killed in skirmsh Qunage Philip
pine Islands. April 90 last. Corporal Skinner )
body was buried here beside that OF his brother
Lewis. who killed while fighting with the list
New-York Regiment in the battle of Santiago.
Funeral services conducted in the Presby-
terian Church by DIR. Chapman. pastor OF the
church, and the Rev. e. Clark Cline. OF Phillips
burg
Kendrick and Lewis Skinner were the only SONS
of A H Skinner principal of the public school at
Chester. They were born and educated il Hacketts-
town.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
JERSEY CENTRAL CoNDUCT0R KILLED

Elizabeth n. j., March 1o.-Wiam Skillin, a con-
ductor lost his life this morning In freight
smashup on the Broadway branch OF the New-Jer-
sey Central Railroad In this city Skillin believed
that the track clear and gave the signal for
his train to back from the coal dock TO the main
line After the train started he went into the
caboose In a few minutes the train crashed into
some cars which were standing on the track Skiin
when taken from under the wreck was conscious.
hut died three hours later In the Alexian Hospital
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
EXCISE ARRESTS AT THE TIvOLI.
MANAGER AND WAITER HELD FOR EXAM1NA.
TIoN-AN ALLEN-sT. CASE

Charies +. Ackron, the manager of the Tvoli, in
West Thirty-ffth-st, and Samuel Brown waiter
IN that resort. were arraigned before Magistrate
Cornell, In Jefferson Market police court yesterday
on charge OF violating the Excise law in selling
liquor between the hours of ! and O'Clock in the
morning. The prisoners waived examination, and
Were held in $1,000 bail each for trial in the Court
of Special Sessions. Bail furnished at the station
house continued :
The police of the Eldridge-st. station on Friday
night closed alleged dsorderly resort at No 295
AHen-st., and arrested Nathan Ungar the alleged
proprietor, and four inmates In the Essex Market
Court yesterday Magistrate Poole held Ungar for
examination and discharged the inmates.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
REVOLT IN SAN DOMINGO oUELLED.

San Domingo March 10.-General Pepin, ex-Gov-
ernor of Santiago de los CabaIeros who recently
headed a revolt against the Government. has been
arrested and the uprising has been suppressed.
The country is quiet
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
RECIPROCITY WITH ITALY.
BILL. EMBoDYING AGREEMENT INTRODUCED IN
THE ITALIAN CHAMBER.

Rome March 1o-In the Chamber of Deputies to-
day the Minister of Foreign Affairs. the Marquis
Visconti-venosta introduced bill embodying the
commercial agreement with the United States.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
SECRETARY ROOTS VISIT.
MoRRo CASTLE INsPECTED-A REVIEW ol


LEES COMMAND.
Havana, March 10.-Secretary Root accom-
panied by General Ludlow and the officers of
the Department, inspected the Cabanas Fortress
and Moro Castle this morning, and this after
noon review of General Lees command, con-
sisting of the 9TH Cavalry, the Sth Infantry and
the I'd Artillery, held at Quemados. An i'm
mense crowd left the city to witness the re-
view, which was held in honor of Secretary Root.
Governor-G General Wood and General Ludlow
with their staff, were present were also a
number of naval officers and seamen. The trip
to Matanzas fixed for tomorrow has been post
poned until Monday, a reception by General and
Mrs. Ludlow having been announced for Sunday
night The trip TO Matanzas may be extended
to take in Cienfuegos. the party returning to
Havana Wednesday
Sehor Viaon, Secretary of Public Works
says the opening OF the electric railroad yester-
day, though the line is only few miles in ex-
tent, was the beginning of great commercial
prosperity for Cuba, and that it also means
that in the near future suburbs will be settled
in the neighborhood of Havana. Already in the
country through which the line and it's projected
extension run the value of property has in
creased considerably, and the construction Of a
large hotel, the site for which has been selected.
is projected The line will extend ii is expected,
TO Bay Cojimar and Santa Maria del Rosario.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
WAS A SOLDIER EATEN BY CANNIRA1.s?

San Antonio, Tex. March 10.-In two different
letters received In this city from members of the
S3d Infantry, who pressed Aguinaldo so closely In
the mountains of Luzon. comes the story that a
member of the regiment who fell behind while up
in the hills killed and partly eaten by natives
known as Hgorotes tribe OF cannibais Private
MOhavier writes one letter and Sergeant Bateman
another, telling of this.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

THE GOVERNOR DEEPLY INTERESTED.
Governor Roosevelt was asked by newspaper men
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday II he would
taxa any action in view Of the reports that the pQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
standinrof tho Clubs.
CBy Associated Press.o
Rrooklyn. s: Boston, 6.

BROOKLYN, August 2.-To-days game
was a marvel of fast fielding. sensat!oiiai
double plays and many brilliant stops
Laenine. the crowd on the go
Score: = - .
BROOKLYN 1921 0002*-s 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sullivan: hlsot'
Kennedy and Mcclure Time. 2:l5. I'm
pire, Swartwood. Attendance. l.6oo.
Philadelphia. 10; ST. Louis. o..
PHILADELPHIA. August Tine game
was long and tiresome and without any
notable feature, except the batting of Phil
adelpha.
Score: T. -. r.
Philadelphia ....0o70 l 10 10 4
Batteries-Powell. Hughey and Crger;
iPatt and Douglass Time, 2:5o UMPIRE
OrDay Attendance, 3,691.
Chicago, Z; New York, 6.
NEW YORK, August --The Chicagos
and New Yorlks had long session at the
Polo grounds this afternoon, the visitors
winning by good batting in the seventh
inning.
Score: X. ~. II.
Chicago. .00o1o15 oo-7 Is 2
New York. OOO0212 1-6 II 2
Notwithstanding Chance and Donahue;
Mercer and Bowerman. Umpire. Terry.
Time. 2:4o. Attendance, ZOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK, August 2.-The weather
was the most attractive feature OF the rae
ing to-day at Brighton Beach. The card
was far below the standard. Summary:
First race-six furtongs-Knight OF
Rhodes Is to 81 first. Cyrano Is to and
to - second, sharpless $50 to y third I'me'
lis 2.5.
Second race-fve furlongs. selling-About
as TO /, first. Frank Hall g to and 2 to y
second. Edgefield a TO u third. Time, 1:01
third race-The Rising Generation, six
furlonss-All Green 6 to - first. Outlande1
al to 5 and out) second. Time, lila SIS.
Fourth race-five furlongs-Princes Eve
w, 70 10 ~ first. Annua &c to / and to y
second, Warranted go TO y third. Time,
l:o1 As.
sixteenth miles-Motley 6 to q first, David
Garrick &c to and 2 TO - second. Big Gun
G. to u third. Time, las AS.
Sixth race-five furlonss-Princess Otil-
lie 6 TO y first. Balloon Is to 1 and ? to u
second. Perta II. q to 3 third. Time.
LOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
SEQUEL TO A TRAGEDY.
Hunting for the Man Who Killed
William Minton at Portsmouth.
,atch to The Times.)


BOYKINS, VA, August MIR. William
Nnton, an aged satekeeper OF the sea
board Air Line, and in attendance upon his
6,1tles in Portsmouth, was thought to have
been shot by some one on al excursion
train last Thursday.
Following a clue, a policeman from
Portsmouth came here yesterday. meeting
by appointment Sheriff Cosgins, OF North
anpton county \. G. These and MI L.
l., Smith, of this place, started for the
house of the suspect, just across the Inc
In order TO find the home where the sup
nosed culprt, Matthew Bryant, lived. they
called at the house Of a Mr.. Britt. This
gentleman was very loath to go as guoe'
but being compelled he was permitted 10
return into his house TO get his coat Inc
searching party then started bJ the regular
road, but on reaching the place 1ound thaI
BRYANT had gone. Tracks were found lead
ing from the rear of Brite's house to
Bryant's. 1t was suspected that warning
had been given in some way.
Your correspondent learns the following
particulars of the shooting:
Matthew Bryant. VINO bears q good name
in his section, and the only support or an
aged widowed mother, returned on the eX-
cursion train last Thursday. He stumbled
into u seat In which We're seated Clayton
Blow and Kenny Wick These two young
men at once saw that their old-time ac-
uuaintance was drunk, Il habit 10 which
he was frequently a victim While the
train was in motion some one threw sand
into the car. ana these three boys were
freely sprnkled. Bryant whipped out a
pistol and fired once. But there was no
one visible when he shot. 1t Is supposed
that this shot struck Mr. Minton. Bryant
did not misbehave any more on the trip.
II he did the killing, it was not Intentional.
nor did any one on the train think that
an outsider had been hurt.
1t is a clear case of Portsmouth whiskey
making a TOOL of d wild youth and the
sacrifice of a useful and honored life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
THE POWERS TRIAL
Stamper Says He was Mistaken Ill MS
Statement of Day Before.
(By Associated PreSs-)


fBv Associated Press)
GEORGETOWN. KY, August Rev.
John Stamper, brother-in-law OF Wharton
Golden. was recalled to-day in the trial OF
Caleb Powers.
On redirect examination Stamper sad
his conversations with Golden regarding
the money he Golden was to receive Tor
convictions were confidential. but that he
made them public because mans HE
was in jeopardy
THE witness should not make stump
speeches in the courthouse, said Judge
Cantrill sharply.
stamper declared he had never been
authorized by any one to offer money to
Golden to leave the State before the trial
He said he had the conversation with
Golden before talking to Powers.
The defense called r. L. Mcclure, OF
Lexington, newspaper man Attorney
Owens asked him II witness Golden mad
not said to him that Youtsey was a 1901
for talking too much and would not get
a cent. but that he (Goden had hHed 1t
before he told his story to the prosecution
The prosecution objected ana was SuS-
tanned by the Court.
An exception was taken
stephen G. Sharp. of Lexington. chair
man of the mountnineers' meeting heid on
the steps of the Capitol January 18th. pro-
auced the minutes and resolutions OF that
meeting.
Passionate speeches for and against the
admission of the paper as evidence were
made by Attorneys Brown and Wlllinms.
When they had ceased the Judge SAD:
"The paper offered as evidence is clearly
incompetent. You might as well read TO
the jury .Pope's Essay on Man.
Witness was in Governor Taylor's office
In five minutes after the shooting. Taylor
psked him to take charge and prepare to
defend the building. He did so, giving
orders not to permit the arrest of any one
in the Capitol grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03

Business was practically suspied- a,
some precincts very few negrs voted
and negro counties. normally Publican
went Democratic The Popus are
claiming fraud and intimida tionsenator
Butter kept in Geographic comHncatlon
with his lieutenants
AMENDMENT AHEAD.
The amendment is seemingly inning
ahead of Aycock.
Gates county has gone Demociic by
about GOO.
BERTHE, which gave Mckinley IA r1fority,
is claimed for the Democrats by least
300
Edgecomb, which gave McKinr e16
majority, is claimed for the Democts by
more than 1900
Democrats also claim HEREFORD, prth-
ampton and Perquimans. all norma: Re-
publican. A number of Virginians who
have relatives in North Carolina, firing
trouble went to the scene heavily AIRED.
One Democrat who said he had tuble
with negro, voted early this mining
and fed to Virginia before otiicerhad
opportunity to arrest him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
TWO MARRIAGES.
One Solemnized ut The Noman's
Christian Association Rooms.

One SOIemnILeu III 4HS ~ oAA'si =
Christian Association Rooms.
Prof. Oscar Eugene Herring and Miss
Lillian Elizabeth Cooke were married lasf
night at $50 o'clock at the home OF the
Wuman's Christian Association The
ceremony was performed in the east pnr-
lors of the institution, which had been
beautifully decorated and arranged for
the occasion, by Rev. Edward +. Bomar.
After the ceremony reception was ten
6ered the couple by the Board of the AS
ISOLATION, at which were present nenrly
two hundred guests.
The marriage was one of the most beau
tiful that has ever taken place in the in
stitution. Miss Cooke has made her home
at the association for the last seven yenrs,
and was very popular, and the Board
presented as bridal present handsome
will reside.
Prof Herring is an instructor in an in
stitution in Kansas City, where the couple
will beside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring left last night for
an extended tour North and West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
GRAND CIRCUIT.
Cresceus Won Fro Q for All Trot fer
Stations.
Ry Associated Press.)

tBE ASSOCldleo IIeSo.j
COLUMBUS, O., August 2.-The Tree
for-all 1rot for stations was the prlnclpal
event on the card to-day Cresceus WIS
the winner, going the three fastest meats
ever trotted by stallion in race. Sum-
mary:
90 class, pacing-purse. s2,ooe-Pussey
Willow won second, third and fourth heats
and race; Corbett second and Hugueiy
third Corbett won the first hent. Time,
eli IL. 2:1e IA. 2:12 IA, 2:15 IL.
Free-for-all trot for stallions-pnrse'
s5,tpo-Crescens won three straight heats
and race: Grattan Boy second and Charley
Herr third. Time, 2:07 ID, 2:06
2:24 class, trotting-purse. S2,0oo-Helen
Simmons won first, third and fourth heats
and race: Lady Gern!dine second and Bay
Star third. Lady Geraldine Won second
heat. Time, 2:1o1-4, 2:12 IA. 2:l2 ii,
Pill IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE.
Bresci Declared the Cars Turn TO be
Killed is Next.
CRv Associated Press.)

(BE ASS0cldttu lTVSS.I
ROME. August 2.-The Regicide Bresc!
stiM maintains his excited demeanor. ana
has to be dressed forcLbly- To-day ne ex-
claimed to a warden: 1T Will be the car
turn next.
Bresci has been removed from Mohza
to Milan.
The police have found evidence that Bres-
.; octed in COLLISION with others, and nu-
uerous arrests have been made
Rresci,s brother. a shoe dealer, another
kinsman named Marozzi, and seven Anar-
chIsts have been arrested at Prato- Natalie
Possanzini. who was arrested at Ancona,
a6mifs travelling with Bresci from Milan
"a MOnZa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
CABINET MEETING.
Secretary Hays Action Endorsed
by the President.
CBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The special
Cabinet meeting to-day lasted about two
and a half hours. There were present
besides the President Secretary Hay,
Secretary Root, Secretary Gage and Post
rnaster-General Smith, The discussion
wns confined almost exclusively to the
Chinese question.
The action of Secretary Hay in notify
ing the Powers that We had informed Ii
Hung Chang that we insisted upon being
placed in communication with our Minis
ter, was Immediately endorsed.
The administration IS not prepared to
accept at this time the statement of Dr.
Morrison, the London Times correspond
ent In Pekin. that Imperial edicts en-
couraged the Boxer movement in the ear
lier stages OF the trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
o. 0. /. AND N. WORKS co.
Annua, Meeting Held and officer.

Elected.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
O; tho Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works
Company was held at Belle Isle at noon
yesterday The report of the president
showed the operations OF the company for
the fiscal year 10 have been very satisfac-
tory.
Mr. Arthur B. Clarke was reelected
president, and the following ..srec,ors were
chosen: Messrs James Caskie, r. NJ.
Blankenshir. II. Landon CabeN. NJ. F..
Montague. f. Z. Noting and ]. T. Haxail.
AT meeting of the Board of Directors
Mr.. Il. NJ. Montague wac reelected vice
president: Mr.. ]. B. Carter. secretary, and
Mr.. r. NJ B.ankenship secretary of the
Board OF Directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
attI,c HosDifalS.

Mr.. George E. Scott, of Henrico, is at
the Old Dominion Hospital.
Professor Harrison, OF Kentucky, was
discharged from the Old Dominion yes
terday, after being under treatment for
the past three weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Owens was discharged from
th, Retreat for the Sick yesterday.
Mr. Thomas Bott, of No. 2S1l East
Grace Street. was discharged from the
Retreat Wednesday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
Missionaries Murdered.
By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, August 2-The Chinese Mis-
sion received the following cablesran
from the Rev. F. w. Stevenson to-day:
SHANGHAI. July 81. Propaoiy
Misses King. Burton and Rasmussen anu
Mrs. Cunnells have been murdered at no
Shan, province of Shan-Si Ihere is d
local rebellion in the Ning-Po District,
and the worst is apprehended for all
the workers, who are two married cou-
ples and four single ladies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
DEFIED ENGLISH NATION.
Irish Member of Parliament Sus-
pended.
(By Associated Press

LONDON, August 2-Once more DR..
Charles Tanner. Nationalist member for
the Middle Division of Cork, has been sus-
pended. DR.. Tanner was appointed a teller.
Subsequent TO the division the chairman
announced that DR.. Tanner had grossly in
suited him on account OF the appointment,
and. that in consequence he would sus-
pend him for the remainder of the sitting.
Gesticulatins wildly DR.. Tanner defed
the chairman and the House and the
whole English nation Amid a deafening
uproar he exclaimed: Il defy the whole lot
Of YOU. I throw that in your teeth. AS an
Irish,nan 1 leave the House with greater
pleasure than l ever entered it,
Then DR.. Tanner, still yelling defiance.
went out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
A Delightful Box Party.

A delightful box party was held last
night at the residence of Mr.. v Hechler,
Jr., North Twenty-tifth Street. for the bene-
fit OF Union-Staton NJ E. Church.
The boxes sold all the way from IS cents
to S2.75. and considerable money was real
lied. The young ladies' presen. were Misses
Lizzie Hechler, Bessie Hechler, Bertha
Woodward, Rosa Brauer, Katie Hickman.
Ruby Hechler, Mary Brauer. Katie Dun
can. Carrie Duncan, Ida Allen. Ice-cream
was served, and a most pleasant evening
was spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
TO BUILD GILES CREEK BRIDGE
MFR. RS Butler Gets Contract for the
Work at S035.OO,

The Committee on Grounds and Build
,nps met last night at 7:30 O'Clock Those
nresent were Messrs. William Gibson, Jr.,
chairman: Lzwder, Mann. Ferriter.
Rahen. Grimes. Snend, Pollock and Clerk
Frank T. Bates.
BIDS for building bridge over Gille's
Creek were opened. Messrs. ]. Temple
Godcin end A. II. Zacharias bid 1863 and
Mr.. r. S. Butter $685.. The contract was
awarded to Mr.. Butler.
Mr.. T. N. Kendler appeared before the
committee and asked thnt permission be
granted the Executive Committee having
in charge the plans for the entertainment
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
fellows the use Of the Seventh-Street
Asmorx trom September 18th to I'D. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
Kin. George Republicans.
ESPECIAL Dispatc to The Times

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August 2
The Republicans of King George to-day
elected the following delegates nnd alter
mates TO the Congressional Convention.
which meets in Alexandra August 3oth
The delegates are w. j. Rodgers, John
Williams, Paul Wolfe and Chastine Payne
Alternates-John s. Davis, William Grigs-
by, Parker Triplett md Alexander
Grymes.
The delegation IS unanimous for a
nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
seymour Goes 10 Nankin.

IbF iaSSCCIetItU 7 f-sSsS'I
SHANGHAI, August admiral Sey-
mour, on board the British boat Alacrity.
started for NRnkin to-day TO consult with
:Liu Kun Vi, V!ceroy of Nank.n.
Admiral Seymour wired the Viceroy Of
his intended visit, and LiuL Kun u replied:
Il am unwell, and cannot see YOU.
Admiral Seymour insisted upon making
the visit. and the Niceroy responded by
wire: Il am instructing a warship TO
proceed down the river to escort the
Alacrity to Nankin in case of nlisunder-
Standing in passing the forts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-03
C.. 6 0. Earnings.

Comparative statemen. of earnings and
expenses of the Chesa2eake and Ohio
Railway for the month of June were:
Gross earnings, s1,273,0s1.5S, an increase
of $751;. 0S6.3S: net earnings, SILT Si3.i5 an
increase of $40, Cos. 80.
From July to date: Gross earnings. Sl3,-
402.01o.27, an increase of S4,314. i3l.o9 net
earnings, S4,31i. 1910. an increase OF
1881 ,976. i5.