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Marshall County independent., 1901-05-10
Public Debt Being REDUCED.

The public debt statement, issued by
the Treasury Department, shows that
at the close of business April so. 1901.
the debt. less cash in treasury. amount
ed to SlO72. .745 256. decrease for the
month of s4,397653 This decrease IS
largely accounted for by the purchase
of bonds for the sinking fund. The
debt is recapitulated as follows:
Interest-bearing debts 995. .350.3S0
Debt on which interest
has ceased since ma
turity .... 1.557S4O
Debt bearing no interest. 3S2, ,331. .24i
Total Observation-Disclosures 1,379. .239 46t
This amount. however. does not in
clude S770,S42. .9S9 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding. which are
offset by an equal amount Of cash held
in the treasury for their redemption.
The cash in the treasury is classified
as follows:
Gold reserve fund. ......S 10000 600
Trust fund .............. nU,o4-,5S5
General fund ... 140,9l9,97l
In national bank deposi-
t2rleS .................. SS.5zz, ,ozS
Total otal...............s1l6 l60, ,0S5,7 ,7S9
Against which there are demand La
bilities outstanding amounting TO
$3.50. .591 $50. leaving a cash balance in
the treasury of s3O6, 494, ,20S.
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HIGH-PRICED
ISSUES STRONG
st. Paul, N. Y. Central and
Pennsylvania Advance.
TRACTION GROUP ALSO A FEATURE
Easier Money Conditions Help the
Market - Copper, After Break
ing to 6Oh Receivers Sharp
Iy-The Steel Securities.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Moderate activity
and strength attended the early dealings
in today's Stock Market The strong fea-
lures included St Paul, Louisville and
Nashville Union Pacific. New York Cen
traI, United States Steel and local trac-
ton shares. AmaIgamated Copper opened
weak and sold down is points to 6012, a
new low record price. Later rally took
place, which carried the price up TO Of.
New York Central was conspicuous with
a rally Of nearly , per cent from the mi
tIaI quotations. St Paul rallied IA per
cent Pennsylvania recovered a point from
the lowest The local traction group was
strong with Manhattan and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit up point. Long Island
advanced IL per cent.
@SmeItersU Breaks and Receivers
The American Smelling and Refining
stocks opened lower on the reduction in
the price of lead Sugar Refining was
steady notwithstanding a reduction in
price of the commodity by the refners
outside OF the so-called trust.
Easier money conditions caused the rally
of Copper and the strength shown in the
general market after the opening. Gains
Of substantial fractions were numerous.
The American Smelling stocks recovered
fully from their early decline Sugar
showed a little weakness on reports that
the company was cutting rates, but sub
seguently rallied.
Steel stocks Show Strength.
The iron and steel shares shared in gen
eraI strength.
London's dealings amounted to not over
1000 shares and these were mostly sales
The slow cables prevented more BUSH
ness There have been good buying or
ders although they were somewhat scat
tered. Throughout the morning the gen
eraI market showed a disposition to break
away from influence of Copper
Sales Of stocks to p. M, S6o,200 shares;
bonds 81 S07 0OO
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rios. J. OWEN soy, Aucts.. 9.8 St. Nv

THos- J. OWEN & son, Aucts, 9l3 z St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN ANAC0STIA, D. C.
BIZ virtue Of q certain deed of trust duly re-
corded N Iiber 1878. folio 236 ct seq. one OF
the land records for the District of Columbia
and ct the request OF the party secured the7e-
by, viii SCI at public auction in front of
the premises on NON3AY, DECEMBER so. 1901
At O'CLOCK D NJ. lots u, I3, "a, 15 49, g.
IS, and 80, IN block square 8; also lots Is ana
y, IN block square No 4, all Of Oregon L.
Green's subdvisisn o. Chichester, as reco edeGl
II county liher &. folio 81, one of the land rec
ords il the surveyors Office of the District OF
Columbia.
Terms Of Saie-0ne-third cash, balance in one
ard two yeers, with interest secured by deed OF
trust on property sold, or all cash, at option Of
purchaser One hundred dollars deposit required
at time of sale. Cenveyancing, recording, and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost
HENRY K. SIMPSON
GEO. o. WATSON,
def7-d&ds-l4 Trustees.
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Government RonGa.

The Stock Market is following the course
that has been expected of it by conserva-
tive people. The smash in Copper is hav-
ing little influence. but the condition of
the money market is such that, while ii
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-17

Amos Croker. of Worcester, writes:
After going through frightful surgical
operation and after trying any number Of
saIves and ointments, one SOC box Of Pyr-
amid Pile Cure gave speedy relief and
quickly cured rIa." All druggists sell it.
Little book, piles. Causes and Cure -
mailed free. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Nth
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eye. The total eclipse
of health is often pro-
duced in much the
same way, by letting
the dollar shut out
from view all other
things and interests.
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safes-Capital Traction As, SI000a
1851: CAPITAL Traction, 30Gt06, 40G10535
National Union Fire Insurance Company
108GS; Washington Gas, 3965z, 1906
1Gt7657k: Lanston Mouotype, 65G1l. Al
ter caII-Lanston Monotype, 1Og1l;
Washington Gas, 25G601s, 1906
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BoNDs
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VIENNA, Dec 1.-THE minister of
commerce has decided to purchase Ameri-
shoemaking machines and present them
to Austrian shoemakeFs.
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WALL PAPER.

EoLTE, So sth st. nw. r constantly receiving
the latest vi most attractive designs in Wall
Papers, am papers roeRns rom 500 up Cali
MIA
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. 20 cents load. UNITED STATS
STORAGE COMPANY. 40 10th st. NV. MIST
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new man, and I car. highly recommend your
medicine to any sufferer
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 pages, FREE on receipt of
stamps TO pay expense Of mailing c1LV.
Send Al one-cent stamps for the paper
covered edition, or 81 stamps for the
cloth-bound volume, to Dr.. R. Y. Pierce,
Buffalo, Il. I.
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a great many people pay Tor wealth with
health and admit at last that they have
made a poor bargain. In the chase of
the dollar people are too eager to take
time to eat regularly or choose proper
food, the stomach becomes disordered or
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ron RENT-oFEIcEs.

FOR RENT-2 office rooms at es4 ST. NV Ap-
ply to y. }. DANTE. Room &c. Hutchins Bldg,
10th and D sts- NV. e25-ti
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new York stock Exchange.

Corrected daily By " B. Hibbs & Co., mem
beIs Of the New York Stock Exchange. 14Is ?
Street
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4 Total Eclipse.

Any man can produce total eclipse
of the sun, 50 far as he himself is con-
cerned. by holding a dollar close to his
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Earnfnes OF the 500 Trust.
An Atcbiscn omcer's Opinion

An officer of the Atchison is quoted as
saying that the earnings Of the company
continue very heavy and that there is
now no doubt that the total for the year
will equal that of last year
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
makers turning lathe ten inch swing Sd
dress BOX $50, this office NILS
PIANO ard organ lessons, = cents sla Delaware
ave. ne. deI7-30
CENT EdAN wifi board one or i've horses in his
nice private stable; also viii let good team
by month or season, with without driver Adj
drcss RICHARDS, $50 LIST st. ne MI
4 REPUTABLE meas clothing firm viii accept
weekly payments for clothing from responsible
parties BOX 55I, this Office el6-s
CHAIR GAMING, z5c up, repairing, upholstering
Drop postal ESQ., eth St nv. mi6-S
RHEUMATISM positively cured: relief immediate:
200 cures in Washington by lie Nard-s I ric Acid
Solvent Only 81: prepared only By DR.. [. 5
NICHOLSON. Specialist in Rheumatism. Mental
and Nervous Diseases, e94 18th st nv. m1G-2
IF YOU are thinking of building Or masking
charges 10 yeuT dwelling OF business u.oaertr
drop me postal V. H. CHILDS, sos Sth st NV
cI4-3
PIANO TUNING $1.53; factory expert. JAS. 4.
DGRITf, 800 18th st. Sc. els
HAM. RHEUMATISM REMEDY. Is DIcass1f -
take: It * FlTel.' vegetable, and contains no
HlrtfuI inzrcsiients; it stops pain in one day:
Price Il a bottle HANNA MEDICINE Co fl5
18th st Gail or eiop postal, mi5-Ig
DIVORCE secured On easy terms; damage cases
taken on ccTLneSai fees advice Tree Address
BON z0l. t'.l5=2'hcs RoS9-lmo
TEETH withc 1t ul4tes: firm. comfortable. durable
beautiful, rzee- .~n!e. painless. DR. L. B. W.
s9N, l2oS st. Is e23-1m
FULL DRESS ard Ta-ed0 suits to hire. 700 7th
St eI2-S0
FULL DPzsss SITS for hire; enc dollar JULIUS
COHEN. 1Io4 7th nv. e5-tf
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
,T- h<ol
branches SID st NV esc-tf
Hire Jour business teams. as well as your
Hssa - aigh-class drivers from THE REX STA
BLEs, H. SINSHEIMER, Proprietor, rear els
ST Rubber tired vehicles OF ali kinds: hus.-
ceks En5 Dayton wagons always On hand. es-Iu
Al the newest ana uoa.
REOGH attractive styles IN men 8
= shoes Blacks tzns. pet
Cs ent leather. Equal TO aH7
0HOGS4 ti@ shoes Sd 81
pa PcznsyIvanis Avenue.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily BY " 3. Hibhs 4 Co. mem
hers Of the New YORK stock Exchange, 1lIg
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
Of the

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK,
At Washington, IN the District Of Columbia, at
the close Of business December 10, 1851.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. .....-.-...-.. SIS. 800 ID
Oyerdrafts. secured and unsecured - 20 %
United States bonds to secure circuls-
United States bonds on hand -. $50 %
Premiums on United States bonds SOL s.
Stocks, securities etc. ....-----...... 1882 o.
Banking house. furniture. and fixtures. I02.SII 81
Other real estate ogue3------------. 37O5 81
agents .....,.-... e ,s.. = $500 "a
Due from State banks and baukers 5I7 70
Due from approved reserve agents. 95, I73 3S
Checks and other cash items --------- . 81 10
Exchanges for clearing bou-e.-....... y, 194 3S
and cents - .....,.,--,...- 8o4 81
Lawful money reserve in banks. viz:
Specie ........-......-.- SIt.l5S 30
Legal tender notes -. 1890 90
Redemption fund with [. 5. Treasurer - ''' =
Is per cent OF circulaticn1 ....-...-- 1850 90
Total ..--...-.-....-.-..,--..-..... I,03l-50I .
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid acknowledgements sz)0oo5 %
Surplus fund So leo co
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5-779 .
National bank notes outstanding 5000 %
Due 70 ether national banks 3, Isg 81
Due to state banks and
Di s55ss1z unpaid -. Sc s. g
individual deposits subject
to check 4..-.....-.. So. ~ 50
Demand certificates Of de-
post .-...-.--- 81 10
Ceatifed checks .........-.- ,Q92 Ts
6g3. ~ OF
Iotai .+-.1 iu5t.5 ot e
District Of Columbia, County of Washington. S.:
L FREDERICK a SITTER. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do soIeInniy swear that the above
statement Is true TO the hest-a my knowledge and
belief. p <. STIER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th DAY
Of December 1891
tseaD WILLIAM W MILAN.
Notary Public.
j B. WILSON,
F gTSCHiFFELY. JR
JOfiN, c. PARKER
C. h BF RECESS.
" d. SULLTV An,
- Directors
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At Washington, IN the District of Columbia at
the close Of business December 10, 1851.
RESOURCES.
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diseased, the food eat
en- ceases to nourish,
ard physical break
down comes.
DR.. Pierce's Golden
\ n edicaI Discovery
cures diseases of the
Il stomach and other o.
gans of digestion and
utrition and 50 enables
lie Strengthening of the
ody, IN the only way by
hich strength can be OBJ
lined, by food properly
.gested and perfectly as
inflated.
II suffered for four years with
TN IL nv stomach so that at
mes I couldn't work nor cal. y
rites Mr.. Frank Smith, Of
rsuite, Chsfee Co., Colo. II
rote 10 you about my sickness
ID was told to use ycur medi-
ne. which I did with good
suits. ! only used four bot
8 of Golden Medical Discov-
'. and must say that ] am
.t5-clr- cured. aud feel Ike a
49, L--r,f,- 1900 .r-,..-,1 --,-.--
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10 different styles of Mems 81
Hand-sewed Turn Black and u
Tan Kid or Black Felt SlippeTs...O>
Regular SIPS qualities.
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Imitation Alligator and Velour E0c
Embroidered House Slippers H ~
for Men and Boys. ,--.-.... ~
ServieeabIe and comfortable.
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Steel Stocks Show Strength.
The iron and steel shares shared in gen
North Park union., 1901-07-19
Robert S. Weldon Dead

Hon. Robert S. Weldon, represent
atlve from this county in the legisla.
turc, was found dead in the Big
Thompson near his fathers house
six miles west of Loveland, July l3.
Just how he came to die Is not known.
The only theory is that he was over
come by the heat and fell into the
water and was drowned. His father
and brother found the body in
about two feet OF water.
Mr.. Weldon was serving lis first
term in the legislature, and was n
young man of great promise. His
untimely death is a great shock to
his family and the community.
North Park union., 1901-07-19
PHOTOS OF RED CAN
YoN, 4 x S, 29ets. EACH.
Address Jean McCallum, Walden

Harry B. Clarkson of Lincoln
Nebraska, n friend OF Fred McAsoy
is visiting in the Park for short
time.
The Town OF Walden authorizes
us to state that sealed proposals for
constructing Il town ditch will be
received at the mayors Office where
plans and specifications can be seen
A lively scrap occurred on the
street Thursday afternoon. Marsha
Baugh was promptly on the scene
and started with the pugilists to the
cooler; but on account Of the absenc ,
from town Of the police just { /,
turned the offenders loose on theil
promise to leave town instanter
which was done, and beac, agair
reigned.
North Park union., 1901-07-19
Items From Higho.

By Our Srec1ini Correspondent.
nigho, July II, 1901
Mr.. Hilton and Mr.. Allison wert
visitors on the West Side last week
They are camping out and having &
generous good time.
Mr.. George Winterburn and Miss
Erickson have taken a trip to Sara
toga.
Mrs. McCallum is visiting at Mr.
Shippeys this week.
Ranchmcn are turning the water
OF of their meadows to begin having
Mr.. Ernie Butler and friend were
making a short business call at Mr.
Shippey's last Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. G. Moore, cashier Of First
National Bank OF Fort Collins, and
Mr.. Melvin Gates were touring the
West Side Tuesday.
North Park union., 1901-07-19
HIS POCKET PICKED

There was cool case of common
thievery perpetrated in Walden Tues
day night. A young man VINO had
been sleeping with Others in old Col.
Lusk's house found his money all
gone from his pocket Wednesday
morning He had about So 90, in
cluding certificate of deposit for
$1,000. The payment on that he
stopped by telephone, but the balance
--cash-has not been recovered. The
thief has not been located.
We think it the duty of the town
authorities to investigate; and il a
reasonable suspicion points to any
one it might be well to order the sus,
pect to depart instanter, in the ah-
'ence Of evidence to convict.
North Park union., 1901-07-19
WALDEN CAPTURED
And the Keys Of the City Turned
Over by our Genial Mayor-Fort
Collins did the job, and the turn
was indeed n slick one.

Last Monday while the glorious
rays of the summer sun were length
ening the shadows towards the East
several well equipped equipages drove
in, carrying dust-begrimmed passen
gers to the number Of nearly dozen
and when our reporter took a list ol
the names, here Is what he found;
Anson Wa;rous, editor o: the Cour
ier, Hon. Frank J. Annis, Judge Geo
W. Bailey, Newton G. Garbutt, At
torney. l.. c. Moore, Cashier First
National Bank, Frank Baxter, ex
county Commissioner, W. V. Roberts
manager of the Larimer Dry Goods
company, Fred Mcpherson and Jack
Hoyt.
None escaped that We heard Of
Well, with this formidable array
Judge Bailey at their head, they re-
paired to His Honor, Mayor Mosman
and demanded the Keys Of the city
and the full freedom thereof, for o
period indefinite in length And what
do You suppose Jerry did? Why, he
acquiesced without a murmur, and
the capitulation Of the city was COM
pletc. And then they all smiled (?)
and such time as they did have. II
reminded one Of the palmy days OF
the old Insomnia club But, jesting
aside, tn ese gentlemen, one and all,
are welcome to our city. They are
part of this great Lalimer county and
hail from thst beautiful county seat
on tn e historic banks of the Cache Ia
Poutlre.
They are all genial fellows and are
here for business and pleasure. We
hope they will make their stay as
long as possible. AS they represent
different business enterprises it ought
to be pleasure for our people to
meet them and become better ac.
quainted with representative business
men Of our county metropolis.
Mr.. Roberts has undertaken the
hercu.anean task Of furnishing the
company all the trout they can de
your, and resolutely ret himself To
work soon after arriving, and tri
umphantly brought IN his first catch
Some of the party will remain a
week, and others possibly longer
The UsIoS bid, then welcome 10 oul
city, the pleasure ha UNITS of the. ia
nous North Park, nd the invigorat
ing air Of these loft 3 mountains fol
as lohg d larry as hey care to made
North Park union., 1901-07-19
Sunday Services.

Rev. John Oliver will preach at
the church in Walden next Sunday
evening. Rev. Oliver is arranging
to leave the Park soon, seeking a
lower altitude for the benefit of his
and his wife's health. This will per.
haps be his last opportunity to speak
to the people of Walden, whom he
has labofed among so long. We be.
speak for him good audience.
Rev. G. b. Wilson will preach at
Hebron next Sunday at 2 D. IN.
North Park union., 1901-07-19

II. f. sTunpIvANT.
North Park union., 1901-07-19

awe havc made some extensive
improvments in our printing plant,
wrote tie editor of tho Bugle, "and
We heed money 10 pay for the SAINT.
Those i'll arrears will confer favor
by coming in and paying up"
Then the editor proceeded to put b
re~. blanket oh his army press-[We
sympathize.
North Park union., 1901-07-19
Children's Day.

1t is seldom that the little churcl
In Walden has . larger attendance
at any public meeting than was pres
ent Sunday, at the Childrcn's Day
exercies. Every seat was occupied
and extras were brought in from the
school house.
Considering that our young people
appear before the public rarely, all
their performances were very credit
able. Too much drill and rehearsal
connot be given to all exercises which
are offered for the entertainment Of
the public. Including the iutroduc.
tory instrumental played by Miss
Nellie Riggen the program consisted
of twenty five songs and other pieces.
Opening song, Happy Childrena
Day, by the choir; after which Rev.
c. B. Wilson lead in prayer
Rev. D. W. Tibdetts read bible
selections with responses by audience.
Beautiful Summer is coming this way
was sung by the choir The Greeting
was well rendered by Miss Mary
Riggen. Song, Summers Happy
Children, by the choir.
Fred Baker recited short exercise
This was Freds first effort at Walden
and he dld very we'll.
Soft summer breezes, was duet
well rendered by Mrs. Sturdevant
and Mrs. Linger. Making the
Summer, was spoken by six little
boys and was good performance
Earl L,ngcr rccited, A little Boys
Thoughts.
Miss Pearl Stout sung the solo
Come while the Golden Days are
Blooming, chorus by the choir.
In the times of Nehemiah was
very well read by Mrs. Rose Linger
Jean Sturdcvant gave Il short recita
ton; title. The Little Gardeners.
Jean was little nervous but went
through all right; after which the
choir sung, Hand in hand.
Six little girls rendered the exercise
The Masters worker, very well, Sheldon
Dawson recited short selectione,
and Nellie Rlggenlread, Borne of Foul
in very crcditable manner
Working together for Jesus, was sung
BY the choir, when Miss Ethel Stout
recited appropriate selection,
Bessie Baker sang, His Happy
little Children. This was Bessie
first appearance as soloist, and though
somewhat embarrassed she did very
we'll, Bessie has good voice which
ought 10 be cultivated as much as
possible.
Miss Bella Seymour recited, Help
ing together, and did very we'll.
The exercise, Daisies at the Cross,
performed by ten young girls was
beautiful and impressive. During this
exercie. Miss Laura McDoc sang as
solo. Laura is good singer and
maintained her reputation. The choii
ended the exercises by singing the
song. On the verdant Hillside.
There was throughout so little to
critcise ant so much for commenda-
ton that we close by Withholding the
former and giving to all concerned
u generous dose OF the latter. And
with hearthest wishes for the GOOD
of our community, and the future of
society in Walden and vicinity wo
will hail with delight the coming for
another children day-And we don,
believe we are alone in this either
North Park union., 1901-07-19
From Western Editor. -.
Circulation Booming.

81 sec that the Bigtown Bazoo
claims an enormous increase in circu.
lation.''
eyes, it secured an exchange with
three city Italics last week and has
been blowing about its increased cir
curlatioh ever since'
North Park union., 1901-07-19
Notice to D itch Owners.

will Be in my. Office III Walden
from July 23rd o the 3lsh prepared
to transact bus; ness before the Ref
cree ID The wat,, II adjudication in dis
trlcts ~ ans; A.. "g, ..
4JU5Ju26 H. +. STURDtvANT.
North Park union., 1901-07-19

OF Laramie wants trade and will for the next sixty
days make special cash inducements for the Look
special bargains and you will find them lower than
any house in the city.
North Park union., 1901-07-19

Best granulated sugar e6.25
Arbucklcs 4Xcotfec l1tol24c
Fine Japan Tea 40c aud Soc
30 bars good soap s1.OO
Early June peas, case LIS
5tb pail fine coffee 100
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a Railway Mercer

Cincinnati. Ohio, October 9-At the
nnu meeting OF the stockholders of
the Cincinnati, Portsmouth and Virgin
ia Railway Company today, the follow
ing directors were reelected: T. j.
Kimball, Henry Fink, JOS. F. Doran
and A. J. Hemphill, of New York; H.
G. Hollister, Samuel Hunt, Ralph Peters
a. b. Voorhees, and Joseph Wildly, of
Cincinnati. The majority of the stock
is now held by the Norfolk and West
ern which operates the road, and it was
cast by proxy. The directors will meet
here next Saturday to organize and to
elect the same officers that are chosen
for the Norfolk and Western at the an
nual meeting of that company in Nor
folk tomorrow. After this week the
general offices here of the old Cincin-
natl, Portsmouth and Virginia Company
will be abandoned.