Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1891, Page 6

ig Legion of Honor. ie - wy ty *ppropriating £6, 4a; D’.C. __ rae SAG tomar APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED. ——— —_—_ LAST NIGHT'S WORK. pHlouses of Congress at Work Until After Midnight. @RT DOWN TO BUSINESS AND ACCOMPLISH A (OOD DEZL OF LEGISLATION—MANY CONFER- TO—BUT FEW INTER- BeTING BITS OF DEBATE. thi® “ning. After Tne Stan's report closed yesteF'y afternoon a resolution offered by plum. agreed to authorizing “° *elect commit yp Pacific railros~ ‘pte to =i# ‘Te Senate was in session until 1:55 scone} tx t9 lifesaving appliances or bays of the Uni States (suspenthie yeration of the law for One year from Myréi, i891). The following bills were taken fhm the éalendar and passed: Senate bill authqizing the construction of 8 railway upon thegovernment reservation at Fort Monroe, Va. Senate joint raolution authorizing Brig. Gen. Thos. L. Cac. chief of engineers, Uni States army, to acfept from the president of the French republi « diploma conferring the flecoration of officer of the National Order of ‘The agricultural appropriation bill was then taken up and passed. Mr. Cariisle made a point of order against the committee amendment allowing sorghum sugar manufacturers the use of distilied spirits free of tax. The point was that it was general | legislation on ar appropriation bill. After the miestion had been discussed at much length | int of order was submitted tothe Senate | by the Vice President, and the amendment was ruled to be in order—yeas 29, nays 23. ‘The smendment was then agreed to a division. | Ms. Stewart offered an. amendment appro-| priating ¢20.000 for the collection and publica- | tion of information as to the best methods of cultivating the soil by irrigation and extending the limit of time from July 1, 1891, to January | 1, 182. Agreed to. Mr. Paddock moved to amend by inserting the “pure food bill.”* ‘The Vice President sustained a point of order | against this, and from that ruling Mr. Paddock appealed and Mr. Edmunds moved to lay the | appeal on the table. ‘The latter motion was agreed to—yeas, 27; nays, 26. So the amend- ment was excluded. | ‘The Senate committee on rules was author- | ized to sit during the recess. TRE EVENING SESSION. At the evening session the deficiency bill. | the last to come up in the Senate, was acted upon. Before proceeding with that, however, the vote by which the Senate last week passed | House bill to pay judgments of the Court of Claims for army supplies (ander the Bowman act) was, on motion of Mr. Harris, reconsid- ered; all the Senate amendments which had | been then agreed to were disagreed to (including the Chouteau elaim of £749,000) and the bili was | then passed without any amendment. ‘On motion of Mr. Edmunds the select com- mittee to establish the University of the United States was continued during the recess. MES. WAITE AND MUS. MILLER. There was a hard fight waged by Senator Berry against the provision to pay the widow of the late Chief Justice Waite $10,500 snd the widow of Justice Miller $10,000. ‘The items were championed by Mr.Blackburn, ‘Mr. Edmunds, Mr. Blair and Mr. Morgan, and | were finally approved by the Senate by a vote of 49 to 10. The provision for an extra month's pay for congressional employes was stricken out” ‘THE LEGISLATIVE BILL. PASSED. The conference, report on the legislative ap- propriation bill was then presented and agreed to, after an explanation. by Mr. Allison that all | controverted points had been arranged except | two—thove as to clerks of commitices now re- ceiving a per diem compensation and as to clerks of Senators now receiving a per diem compen- sation, both these classes having been placed on the annual list by the Senate. A farther con- ference was ordered. ‘The House amendment to the Senate bill for the inspection of live cattle, hogs. &e., intended for exportation was concurred in. A further conference was ordered on the Indian appro- priation bill. EXTRA PAY TOR NIGHT WORK. The conference report on the bill to re- vise the wages of certain employes in the government printing office was presented and agtééd to. It allows 20 per cent additional pay for night work. The message from the House in relation to the death of Kepresentative Phelan of ‘Tennessee was laid before the Senate. The usual resolutions of regret and condolence Were offered by Mr. Harris and agreed to. Kemarks in eulogy of the deceased were made by Messrs. Harris, Jones of Arkansas, Daniel and Bate, and asa further mark of respect the — at 155am., adjourned ill 930 am. without | HOUSE. ‘The House was in session until 1 o'clock this morning. A recess was then taken until 10 this morning. After the Stan's report closed the Senate bill for the erection of a custom house in New York city was passed. ‘The Senate bill granting a pension of $2,500 per year to the widow of Admiral Porter was | passed upon motion of Mr. Boutelle—yeas 161, nays $8. THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL. The conference report on the District of Columbia appropriation bill was agreed to. A Senate bill was passed grant- ing = pension of $100 per month to the widow of Major General Judson Kilpatrick. Mr. Simonds presented a conference report on the copyright bill, in which there wasan agree- ment except ny the Sherman amendment. By a vote of 139 to 90 the House adopted the report. adhering to its opposition to the Sher- man amendment. ‘This amendment was thus Yetta the only obstruction in the way of the | enactment of the law. ‘The Post Oftice approvriation bil! was sent to conference. The then took @ recess un- til 8:30 at night. i ‘THE EVENING SESSION. There was very large attendance in the gal- Jeries during the evening session, but the scene en the floor was not particularly lively. On motion of Mr. Hatch the amended Senate bill widing for the inspection of live cattle, Qogeand the carcasses and products thereat Which are the subjects of interstate commerce, vas ‘The Speaker appointed the following com- mittee to attend the funerai of the late Senator Hearst: Clunie, McKinley, Blount, Gray, Tucker, McComas, Carath, O'Neil (Mess.) and McAdoo. ‘THE REPORT ON MORSE DISZAsES. On motion of Mr. Funston of Kansas the | conference report was adopted on the bill pro- | viding for the publishing of copies cf the re- port on the diseases of the horse. [It approp- | Fiates £75,000 for the printing of,100,000 copies. } Mr. Ferkine of Kansas called up s conference on appropria: 1. dis (oesing with the Ueuste’ om the ‘appropriation of #2.500,000 to pay the Chocyaw and Chicks- saw indians for the title and interest they may have in certain lands now oceupied by the Cheyenne and Araj Indians. Considera- bie debate ensued; after which Mr. Canuon (IL) offered a resolution instructing the con- terees not to agree to the amendment. rerbe resolution was defeated—yeas 13, nays — ference report was agreed to and ‘further conference was ordered. Business Men and Farmers at War. Avwar to the knife has commenced in this State between the State Business Men's Associa- tion and the Farmers’ | come ‘NOT MUCH OF A LAMB. March Wind and Snow—A Slippery Time in Washington. t ‘March's menagerie has evidently struck town right end first. The growiings and the roar- ings of the elements that have been heard fora few hours past leave no doubt of the typically leonine style of entertainment that is being furnished by the month of blusterous uncer- tainty. The temperature has been steadily drop- ping ever since Saturday and the finishing touch | came last night when the clouds opeued and let down a quantity of light snow, to cover the earth and to give the trees a crop of frost blow | soms. To a certain extent it surprised the town, and to a further degree it disgusted the | community, largely composed, as it is, of young | men who have rashly promised their best girls a sleigh ride on the “next snow of the winter” in the fond but futile hope that there would be no next snow. Then, again, the snow delighted & lot of those folks who have graduated into the belief that they are weather prophets, | and who have been gravely shaking their heads of late and saying that there would be trouble | if the snow did not hurry up and get here, as it had to come, and had better before the sap was well started, and these folks are wading through the snow today and smiling and murmuring some- thing about “I told youso,” while the glad- some voice of the joyous snowshoveler, who didn't hope for another storm, is heard in the land. : A SLIPPERY TIME. As usual the snow caught hundreds of horses smooth shod and as a result there was a slow- ness and 2 slippery-slidiness of transportation this morning that soon became painful. But around all, and with all, and over all, was a certain fecling of dampness that bespoke the inevitable thaw, and sent a shudder of fear along the spine of the dreader of pneumonia, the mair of rubber overshoes and {ur muffler, aud cabs and car tickets, and a thrill of delight to the hearts of the young men of ampic leisure whose tastes run to corner loafing on a sloppy day for purposes of observation. And the violet vendor diseppeared from view for a brief season, giving the effect of a partial eclipse to the streets for the time being. States- men whose days as Washingtonians are closely numbered swore inwardly and outwardly that they were glad of it, with certain blank spaces in their printed remarks that served to show that they were in earnest. HOW IT WAS ELSEWHERE. It wonld seem from reports that come in from elsewhere that the local cold snap is nothing as compared with those that have struck some other places on the American horizon. That seems to be such a pity. Washingtonians never are distinguished by having the very coldest or the very warmest weather of the country and here we are right at the seat of war, es ae — always gets that very medinm semi comfort when there i any bad weather of any sort being passed around that offers no sort of chance for pride. But as to the present difficulty. In New York, for instance, the thermometer that gives Sergt. Dunn his tips on the weather plunked down to nine degrees good—that is. above zero—and the small town of Honesdale, Pa., was honored by an instrument that allowed itself to be cornered to the extent of ten degrees below. But as against the record of that ma¢hine in St. Johne- bary, Vt., that made a record of “from twenty- five to forty-five degrees below zero,” the modest piping of the Washington thermometer to the tnne of about twenty above is not to be thought of. one are Secretary Young's Latest Bulletin. The following notice has been issued +; Sec- retary Young of the National Base Ball League: Contracts for 1891—With New York, William Ewing; Cleveland. Ralph Johnson; Sioux City, Thomas Poorman, Frank Schelbeck, William Earl, Jobn Corcoran; Kansas City, Frank Pears, Joha Sowders. Umpire, Western Association, R. D. Emslie. ‘Terms accepted—With Pittsburg, L. R Browning: Denver, Philip Tumney; Minneap- olis, Martin Honan. Released —By Chicago, Dell Darling. The following associations have applied for classified membership under the national agreement for 1891. viz: International League, Milinois and Towa Baso Ball League, Pennayl- Yania State League, Northwestern League, Pacific Northwestern League, California we Bali League. Indiana State League, Wisconsin State League. pa eS eee Gov. Oglesby’s House Burned. ‘The mansion of ex-Gov. Richard J. Oglesby at Oglehurst. Elkhart, I, burned yesterday. Lows, $25,000. Ail the governor's and Mra Oglesby’s curiog snd relicy of the war were de- stroyed. Mra. was pai it not dangerously a of bepress Granruve Toarare virtue; bitt the grateful people that 8.8.8. has cured, after physicians had declared them incura- Die, mumber way up in the thousands. Oscar Wiles of Hnotingburg, Ky., says: “For years Twas afflicted with a blood taint that baffled the skill of the best PHYSICIANS. ‘The disease affected my eyes until I was almost blind. Tam thankfal to say that a few bottles of 8.8.8. cured AUCTION SALES. - FUTURE DAYS. JRATCHIPFE, DAkg & CO., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE oF T° AND LOT, BEING KNOWN. 1665 OTH STREET NOK Sirtus of a deed of, trust xiven to us and in Liver No. 1305, folio 4 ot see, Jand cords of ‘the “District of “Coluubla. engaged in i Ay i The Officcal Report ~ Ohio Food Cummissioner, shows RUYAL the purest Baking Powder. Every other Baking - Powder tested contained impurities — from 10.18 per cent. to 86.23 cent. of their entire weight. 1 j a} ae of -per-ce AUCTION SALES. G en-- te AUCTION SALES.:: THIS AFTEENOON. THIS EVENING. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, R ra ‘420 Pennsyivania ave. a.w. VALUABLE IMPROV! PROPER’ 07 pany. LAND AVENUE BETWEEN IRTEENTH Dt RTEEN AND HALF STREETS UTHWEST, BEING- HOUSE No. 1319 MARY- ND AVEN Nad SOUTHWEST, AT AUt (O>, On THURSDAY APTERNOOS, BU Al TWENTY-SIX TH, at HALF-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK, ‘we will sell in iront of the premises the WEST HALF OF LOT 3, SQUARE No. 268, 534 Frontis 7 feet 5 inches on the north side of od PERPATGHSiS geass ‘Ta is on the line of ‘Baltimore and Potountrilroed and i perticulanly adapeed for ware muse Purposes. ‘Tera: One-talf cash : balance in one and two years, ith interest at percent per ennum, payable semi- Stalls frou day of eat of trust om the property, or all cash, option. A oP, jutred rerms tobe complied with in fitteen days, otherwi the right is reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after aoe advertisement: in some aie ge et gy ee ington, D.C. All conveyancing, Fecotd:ng, ., at purchaser 9 Coat. fewuads RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Aucts, 4g-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC. srauist tte rain nti) Bae ne Y, THIRD DAY OF SH. at same hour and place. te SRTECTAES BARR & 0O.. Aucta. TOMORROW. ([HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, EMBRACING IN PART ONE STEINWAY PIANO IN deposit of tine of sale. FECT ORD) ALATE SIRCES: FANCY CHAINS, FULDING SCREEN. ARTEL be ABLES LACE AND OTHEH WINDOW HANGINGS, HANDSOME WALNUT BOOK CASE AND SECRETARY, ELEGANT COUCHES, OVAL MINOR, MAHOGANY SNAP-TOP “TABLE, HEY ARTISTIC HALL AMET Gh PIECES) BEC CHAMIEE BALL AND Sta ca MYRNA RUGS AND CARPETS, VE} OME WALNUT MARBLE-TOP : A a lot’ ERY A) Eo tg KARE, PLATED W vie 3 On WEDNESDAY MORNING. (CH FOURTH, 186i, conmyencige at TEN O'CLOCK T shall oell at residence No. IZt1Q a a col- on ot Ls umehold - — turnisling should Sve lusale their siteution. Sieiats THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. (PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF NEW FURNITURE, PICTURES, CLOCKS, &c. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH FOURTH, 1891, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M. at store No. 1520 ‘7th street northwest, I will sell a general assortment of new Fur- niture in suites and odd pieces. Pictures, Clocks, &c. 2: Sale positive. Terms cash. 4. H. TACHLITER, fom ‘Asaigiuce. ATCLIFFE, DABR & CO., Auctioneers, ‘¥20 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED SOUR STEVEN NG See SOUTHEAST. virtue of a deed of trust t dated Jul; 1+80, und seconded fier Non ist Tole St ot tege et seq. one of the lant recorus of the District of Catena, nid ut the request of the hoider of the note sec uereby. we will il at public auction. tn front of 1 premises, on WEDNESDAY, "MARCH 4, 1801, A’ HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the following described real estate, with the improvements thereon, sithate in the city of ‘Waskington, ‘of Colum bia, to wit: The north sixteen (16) feet fronting on Lith street east by the depth thereot of ori Jot ‘Dutubered twenty-eight (IN), in square ni Ly ndred andseventy-seven (977). ‘Terms ot save: One-third cash and the equal instalments in one.two and terest at U per cent per aluhuin from secnred by a deed of trast on the property. ‘at the option of ‘the a Will Le required at the tine of sale. tale to be cumpited with within ten days sade or property will be resuld at the cost defautting purchaser. All conveyancing aud record- ing st purchaser'scost. “MYM COHEN fe2i-dkas SRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET. NORTH- pEasl BETWEEN H SMD I STREL y virtue of a deed of trust To wa dated 1stW), und recorded. in Liber No. 1400, Tose ‘cue of the lund records uf the District oF nd at the written request of the hol ee of the Front of the praises, on WEDNESDAY THE of rr on THE TWenty.Fieth DAY OF FE 1, at THE HOUR OF HALE-PAST a P.M., subject toacertain deed of trust secur Payiiient of a note for six irundred aud Atty doblars, ‘with iuterest from March 14," 100, ant recorded i Liber No. 147%, Jollo fy et seq. of aald land Teconts, the rollowing-eseribed foal catate bn the city of Wasi ington, D.C. to wt: Allof jor naiubered Htteen (15 iu George M. Lanckton’s subdivision of square muin- is iecorded 11 cv of the surve; of fSutd District" Looe H-D.C-, age 10, teeth with ro hnprave wreon, the sane Ueiny Premises Se. Bb Oth street nurt cent say ‘Fermis, cash. A deposit of $100 required at tine of sale. Tarun of sie Co tm complicd wale, within tog days frou: time of saie oF property will be Fewold at icine purchaser'scost, Aut Fecondinié and convey 1. W. NORDLINGER,? CH RNIGHI. ‘Treatepe. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, fo14,17,19,21,23,26 Auctioneer, F. ‘AUCTIO’ sell by, auction h ay rakan a Rp ‘A.M, his stock of WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. N SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. the store of HL. K. “eHTnD at SEN fed Pitdaes frou, Nos, 172,466 to 106.024 inclusive. Sale to consist of dies” (No. 105.8107, sislock util all tote are nol ee {e%-7? _ F, WARREN JOHNSOX, Auctioneer. Gents’ Giot! Genie: Sy cooks. Tasted Revolvers; Hes, Cal i Valines ft “W . Opera and C 05.4107. Sale will ‘Boots, shoes, vate, "Clocks, Guns, Musical ngs aes, Mirrors and Pictures, thoi Chanel Servic Comtinue eveminss. st TON, Pawnbroker. FUTURE pay! rPuowlas DOWLING, Auctioneer. LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TRU: REA! SA} ESTATE at the written aeeeies Santa ee MARCH, A.D. 1801, .. the follows fashineton, Dist Jot #5.in satiare 41, a8 per pl deecribed ct of Columbia, to wit: All of sub corded ON KINGMAN PLACE NORTH- WES By virtue of a deed of trust to ns dated Aawrust 1 M1, folio 143 District of Colm- the holder of the note ii of ¥, 0 at "FOUR O'CLOCK real estate in the city of ree in the sur- veyor's office of said District, tmproved by premises known as No. ‘Terms of saie: A de} time of sal auoney t ‘with interes semi-annual #-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON AC- count of the rain auttl WEDNESDAY, MARCH URTH, 1801, same Lour and place, by order of the trusiets, ‘THOMAS, DOWLING, Auctotieer. ‘A FEW LAW BOOKS, IN ADDITION To THE MEDICAL LIDRARTES OF eo DRS. TYLER AND FAENCH, our boo) - ave. SesDabe EH euSbaa: ANb ellbay EVESINGR: Maken, #OUKTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH, at SEVEN Books for ction and cata: ela dy aso sod etorws for at fertddeds UO PA."AVE. NW. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY AUCTION OF THE VHcaL, LIBRARY. SUMGICAl. INetRE MENTS AND OFFICE FURNITUME OF THE LATE Di WALIEit BOWIE TYLER OF 2 WEDNESDAY. SHURSDAY and FRIDAY NG (FOURTH, PIFTH and SIXTH, LOCK, at the BUUK GALL RIES OF ¥R. & 0O., AUCTIONE ELS, 12 FAL AVE. XN. W..4 wit sei! iy public auction the Mediral Books, Surcical Inst to the estate of the late Dr. ‘Terms cash. FUTULE DAYS. WALTER &. WILLIAMS & Co., Auctioneers. JAPANESE ART AT AUCTION. Owing to the inclemency of the weather it was im- Possible to close out the collection of JAPANESE CARVED IVORIES, “BaNoLEs,* SCREENS 48 ADVERTIAED. ‘this week at ‘f ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P.M, ‘The stock is very lanes and int: very epectinen of - ‘We will therefore make a continustion sale exc day ‘will be found almost property so Tecordiny and convey: Of sale to be complied of sale, or property mb3-di 526 Kinem: 0 6) at is and wit will be wicsit o1 $200 will be required at dollars of ‘the purchase id in cash, balaneein oneand twoyears, rent ‘annum, payable secured by deed of trust upod 3 OF all cash. at Sption of purchaser. al ‘with ‘upon the Al urchaser’scost. Tertius in ten days from time. resuid at cost and risk of ‘EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, ¥. icGU! ai ® ¥ IRE, a 1524 F st. rrustee, ‘Kellogg building. a ARK & CO, Anct RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO,, Anctioncers une. Ave. ASSIGNEES SALE BY AUCTION OF STOCK OF STAPLE GHOCERIES, CONSISTING IN PART CANNI 1 TLE! dealers ap: TERMS CAS! _MbS3t Vv vate iH. GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, GOODS OF ALL KINDS, SUG. Shut Fise, ¥ INEGAR, east, to which I invite the attention of ‘THOS. M. FIELDS, Avsixnee. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, HANDSOME MIRROR FRO! WITH MATTRE: WALNUT CHAMB: UetoearEneD ROBE, “ASH BUI r s : STE. AND. Da THU. N_O'CLOCK E street northwest Keeping articles, to whi yers. ‘ering bee Warren B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ND. RA SS, Hidvitaton. ENG “ROOM. AND OTHER C. Al AUS A’ GLANS SDAY, MARC CK A'M.. we iT CHERRY "Wi ALDROBE, kit SUITE, PARLON SUITE: X PLUSH, WAL! LANGE, EXTENSIC CHAT HUSK MAT TILES KYEtS, vARE, KITC Fi shal! care, FOLDING BED NUT WARD: IQUE UAK BEDDING dain BRUSS Ke WAL MW ASHSTAND! IN UTEN! ‘at residence No. assortment of house- ask the attention of Bo. aDMINIST STRUME: On THURSDAY EVENT RIES OF RATC! AND Al ‘RATC IBK. OF THE cH. GALLERIES OF k, DARE & CO., AUCTS. ‘#20 Pennsy: TORS aE, BY CATALOGUE ING, sell AR ivamiaa 9) aly, “SURG CATE OF. LATE DR, RICA MARCH FIFTH, AT the Boo GALLE- SEVEN O'CLOCK. I will RIE LIF ARB AUC TION- S in peelnensed s a ENCH. Administrator. end catalogues tor distri- LIFFE, DARE & CO.. Auctioneers. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES" SALE OF A Vi IkG LOT ONL STUEE’ ¥ VALUABLE BUILD. TBE TWEES TWENTY a ON FIRST STRELT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE- NUE NORTHWEST. as By virtue of a deed of t No. 1454, tolio the District ot of th Ad, t ‘* ‘Comutiiay arty “secre Ty. descrived real estate, District of Coluusbia, ot original two ¢ ‘1hus lot ean be readily mubdivided, and shonid com- parties in rust, 2 OE there: mblie atiction, in irunt of the jretaises, ATH DAY OF AT HALE-PASY FOUKO'CLOCK F duly recorded in Liber the lena records tor we wil us i TNs tine outa: thecity of Wasuington, aud known and designated ss al Jot four (4), in square numbered soventy- anand the attention of buuaing ‘Terum: Of. (ruse on. propest chager OF OF STi BEIWEEN et i BIXTH SL KELIS NORTHWEST, —1MPRO' By A COMPOLL ABLE By virtne « decree. ‘Went 28 fect, feet i. sites, s UNE-QUARTEK CASH, batmnce in one, two and three years, U per cent per annitus, securely search of valuable mod, casi, at the . 00 wii be re- ES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS re Ber LOY ON Non sa SIRE FOSTREET at SDA‘ ¥.3f., part tof ale spout DWELLING,“ NUM- the will ot Mary E. Macpherson and kat BI No. 7. or tees tinder suid willy ton. i trontot FIRTH, 1801. of etal lot 2 for the same at x point . dixtant {22 peet 3 11 southeast corneraf suid square and. Saeed j Year of Lot, thence cust “2s teet ard to the thence ‘south 101 tu the piace of r. wit! Few ye Juysbre sernfanumaly, and ist On Property. suv, OF ali . ‘Lerms to be comp. ‘continuation or comveyancume 44) Tec con 3e21-dkeds sale, Ci SE Ay AEEAE Bae a Yestnents and Tents 470,157 83 ‘Total imcome......... 85,134,976 55 Deduct raymunts account or divi- S. interest ob eauipinent. de... Net profit under fate of Catted New By ‘Railroad jersey ‘and Canal Company's Property . Potjadelphia” and ie road ~ 4,738,001 16 ace and interest tor use of ‘Tess on Philadelphia ‘and Erie Kutlroad Pavinioa, including inconneetion there- 2,417,908 81. steed. by the Pennsylvania Xatiroud Company. Pennayivania eit road Compan: Consolidated ‘Sort sink- Allexieny Valley Itai Toad Company : Saeenseeet cipal and interst of Extraordinary Hepairs. Amount ox in straghtening and revising lines and vrades, and for other purposes not properly charveable Tocapital account... 1,682,024 65 119,005 02 2,169,227 70 Balance..... 89,256,314 51 Bator wii wat paid acand cuca pe Seah tay ura 00 Amount transferred to credit of | fit and lons for the Fear 1600. ret $3,014,442 52 Prom whieh deinet extrioniiaary expenditures, detited to profit Joss on account ‘ot floods, June, Jet, and in settlement of sundry account . it of it tae Decounber SIs een ane Balance to credit of proftt and loss The statements show a net income of Sinounte properly chapresble thereto there tea balances amounts properiy ¢ le thereto.tbere is 8 for the year of 80,200,314.51, out of whick there was paid a diviient of ve and one-halt facrense in the anuountot cash distribut of #014, 00, as compared with the After dedactine the sum of Snuthe. wate at the end of the year, $22,017, 703. All the repairs made necersaty by the your pr points are now in @ miuch better © were provious to that disaster, iron been replaced by stone structures, and the road otherwise improved. It may not be aiuiss, m, that it was the conservative policy preted sn the aha ent of Four property, and the ‘ich standard of efficiency thus reached, that enabled. your Courany to cuntinye the payment of tts rerular hivitends, notwithstanding the heavy losses that it directis siistained, and the serious interruption to from. ‘excess of the interest on your i ‘debt: hs windons of continuing to make ‘uch investments trated, Dot on! “result, sentigned ipereabe of c that is thus secured to *eTive maxniuve of the Pennsylvania system, and ite srowth during the forty-tour sears since the {ion of your Company. are shown by the fact system ts now tomposed of 120 corporations, with few exceptions, are in good ‘condition, inverted. These nd esrnine fatr retcirne gn the eat Saeniy with quare and bonded capital of vee 060,00, weuich. in 1800, earned han fFrcinht Aid $000,000 pasvengere,” Theis relations z ra. Their re Interwoven with, the communities y thelaeve sechon of country which they serve. ‘Tt will be seen, ‘ron tue suaynuttde of these interests, how cas tial its that a stron, conservative policy. shoula'b. Purstied in their tanaicement, und thet ab} fenmiation which would change the ‘relations wit we oo 1inMf existed Let wee eperting and Coumerctel interests of the country shoted. be most Capeiully considered betore action is taken thereupon, ‘There hat deen a very lance i reese nthe amupunt of traific moved, x3 compared wit LMM, : Corresjwonitins incre. se in the net revere thereaton, Feenut atiriciutaule directis to the reduced. Tages pre: Tallin durine re year, c3 snore fa ly. ap) oe Materents neveluttor’ contamed, ana “Shien wou Seem to nusow that she avenue fates received for trals- Portation by rat-ros tcompanies eaunot be fartiver re- tinct it tact ropectien wre fo, be tordayly ala ed Perv slactory tater, mie i etic: ha erate, that hertiu re vas Leen vert Inne Tere : Tacon in the jaf deride, there haw net Deen @ corre: Syn. ms reduction sa pasweacer raves. Althoweh toe clon fn eth hana uaa bee apervatly rherenter tUan in priachaer rates, yet te desea Uf the public for in: teal service, Meyer. pees asd tine conuturts of yar OF, sieeriig aid die «ars have hiore tum roumterbavnced. tals apparent diflerva we ‘hile the cost of these, adic onal tei With te expense atten taut upon the interlocking aisd Block. sysens and ote apphauces ter mucteased saiety ed "de pomiityy “ot kine Sreaice redctigns untae Dastebarer rates? withntt ene cen tab.e. Ths i wocen ire «ht per tut per nile on. ¥« Fesiueu in the past twenty years from 98-10 to about Stullis, thercost per pre nour per tulle has oM:y bec Feduced frou 194-10 to 16 tills. “Lie New Jersey Divini.an sown an inereased surplus Of Met revendy tter mort tg the oblications conmerted therew.th. During the pact year inne expend.tures Ibave ween made in tke Luproventent oF teas Fe otabiy in elevating its traci ie tue city of Phisde Pha fo avoid street crows 22 fhe tomers teak turvucit saddstoonal pai o: way at Venous expe . dias (evn an ‘thas Work, tha abd Febulidune the trac; dere id Faweeer City, iu tu. constr Vou of traeiedset tant Pout, and Of @ Lew routid-house ama yan, Souveaiemt thereto. ‘Lie qi: ‘wots will be compicted di 4 ‘ihe Phtadelphws nd Erie’ uaurosd stows a lance mereage 1M ic xTuss carnings, but the cxceptiona ly Jow rates realized ‘upon as traffic Iiteventer a corre spoucting in-Teuse mite net revenue. The iy is i's ver 4atestwctory condition, and’ slguid liens. Prosperity o: the country continte more ta- D4, being the lue tue State of Pennayl- archase of the Min were sct apart the uct incvase, as a mee. “Umiy tne ort . ieee te 2 ‘941,622 a8 ‘ ‘0 qaunq, anna 30 evo wou TLV | | HINGTON, D.C, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1891. operat tocarnines on Tittaburch and Erie was 07.04 for 1800 80, showing an increase for the Fear ‘OWS HLIA SNOSTUVEROD squandmba, Bo wassup pie speued ‘a1Ud GNV HOUNESLLId 10 L6VA GANTT TIV 40 SASNAGTA ENV GONINUVE worn outed jus anuseg| See Gite TS loo, ws nema some 6 “ihe roadie, chargeable. earnings. ‘thts deduct Bentuls, interest and’ Habilitics ot al! kinds! chargeable thereto. Ngt_proft on tines for 1x cone | Net LINES WEST OF PITTSBURGH. 6,832,160 34 The other lines west of Pittsbu: which your Company hes assumed oF in Waicn itis Of securities, Unt wie on account of obitwations, ip interested throuch ownershi “are operated through thert wh Onanizatious, are. the St. Louis, Vandalia and Ps Terre Failrond, ‘St tsute Katirond ‘Louis and ‘Grand an! Intiane Operated throngs ite oncantzation, ‘Usrondelet ha and altiskiasun: Valloy Ieailway sand the Waynesvurg fart Valley Teailwny :, Weshington Railroad. ‘Leaves a net profit on! ‘all lines west of] Titesimezh for 1800. 2 an lines west of Pittabunch tor 1888. | Showing a tive increase sorts0, | se, | Of hawwemewn ‘but tae show sight decrease as compared) Sear .| 91,756,082 46 1,280,368 21 Large expenditures were made in providine rt yards and’ otuer. facilities at. teruunal points, tthe coustraction of ‘and third track and passin ~ in. the erection of viaducts and other other struc- dimes fures. sh in the coupletion of the connecting bridur ‘at over the Ohio River ittsiurzh. Extensive additions were also tiade to the motive power and equipment, and to your holdings of real estate at the tersuinh of tie various divis Ihe amount expended segount on the tines T ‘north-western lines. 11.6 of, 7 81,157, during the year ia ‘west of 1 ftsburki was 80 ‘iere were used in constraction and repairs on the ‘operated dire ty" in’ your interes: times 14.447 tons, the sinking redeeraed throwch fund of the Senne of $3208.00 of be Penny ‘Companys six per cent boaids, secured - Wayne ahd Cbicugo hallway Company os gglatcral,,eavtna the amount outetandin: a 81,541,000. “A farther issue was tuede of its four and a halt per cent. bonds for Fue Purpose of Providing for construction and other capital a counts 10F'0| 980°0| 100°0 “aya29 | 81499 | 21020 | } if £18'0| 86t'0| £2¥°0| £9¥'0| 980'0| oc0'0. BEGae 006'0| TORO |:syweg |-aueg OFT] 6250 oannre [81099 ‘org pus yung “81a JO 908 BOUT TTY se TANT Peoattey syuvaravrteg| on the lunes west of Pittsvureh, inakime the amount now outstanding the full sum auti bonds. morteage bon! With a balance of casa, PALO OU. these “Cotas eS retired. thronch, the operation, of ‘the mort H1,000 have 672,591 17 ‘The rurther amount of $171,025.38 was waded to ¢ sinkine 1unds Provided for tiie redemption of the e: Sstuny nor sages ot the Cleveland and Frtsbure fn ‘Company, in addition to the amounts contributed directly to other sinaing Minds by the individual com- ‘The earnings of the Grand Rapids end Indians Rail- road Company were more. than sufficient to hiect the interest on its entire 1unded debt and the losses on its ‘eased Ii land departwent unde sales of Le 17,307 acres of pine c.0%e or the 9% ear, utter dettuct- ing canceded contracts, and. the swaiup lates reterred. to, was ocd, 116 actys, and the axyrewate pric wed thereior Was $U.025,001.17, an average of €L1.U be the acre. No bonds co during the year the proceeds uf i. land salen, and there arv now outstandine 8... 0000! the euar- anterd und $00,000 0f tue Unguaranteed Brst wabbiyTant bonds of tue Cou mort- =A he amet om uatid Deveinber 31st, 1880, applicable to the redemption of the onda were — in tue hands of the trastees. Cash Cano in the hands of cas.sier. Bis and accounts receivabie in lands -ashber = ono wun aad soxnI8 tyre. ods owe FT OIsUya) BZU;UIVe OmVIOAY 4 sox nomed pe tone anes 4 20H) poe hei 4 3 i 3 nt “euuyuree you MUTANS ‘Of “OPUODIATD “yvagenuty 98 Ga0'TEO ERLE 6c Lee'LI6'oe servexvay, LT oes'r00 018 first mortgage land. erent 451,176 17 ‘nomnt “@LLId 40 LOAM ARV ISVA AATIOULNOD NO GAXMO SANIT 40 AUVRKAS moun t8'Lt men 0600 OLAAVEL TIONASHVE | ove 'veo’ooe't HO '908 Ke vou'wen"tLt't |2] 88 |B) 88 8! a2 £/ 33 =| 8¢ ‘the Yeat Thsee wen nat Brust forthe year Lente bane by: pany aad your Conan SO tory and who were, fore, lexi to rewuiar twamcbte from the Fund. The aucun! Scutribrted by the employes wae Sette 10 N, aind tor Reccapta sroa Sige Ghd et whch, with: the Contributions by te ompeantes, Sth buluseren tenden ae pute of te alnicerom hem att hin of the 9 ear 36M, mcteeraten! @. M averace in ach case of #. ‘There were 22,94 invers of the Fund at the close of the year The Raph value te your potitory tors Tamed uyrity tae Year tre 26 SKA). the amount of depomts received dur: was Of thie aun sunt tb 0 uu four percent. vonds. vent there mas expended abies sors god Titesiurei: the mam ‘F301, the principal items of wich were as follows:—Additiinal” Yard tacusties at” Marrisvurs Altoona, and Wall's. freiwht car repsir shops and transier stations at te latter pont ti the tracks and passewcer sation at Jere} city tbe pur hase of sAditioual locomotives, puamengret std freucl.t cam, anid Peal eatate. The yew torosuerive shoreat Altoona are pow in use, but ore not ent.relp equipped. They have been com> struct a upon the most approved pans, sud are TUF Rinbra with the best modern ter lutiery aid toon The cle vation ot the tre viorously fect aroma: th: Proveweut will ald lereel3 to tence, and safety, mot only. of the jumenser raves, Dut also of The resceaga of Sores cv) There ‘was sino expended tn thee coustrnction of wranch and auxiliary tines the sun of @. 712.0, Om, of which ataoant #41622. 55 were Teanburwd to Your . Ofehin 3 conetrartion of the ‘nual report, atu which it fe expected wi completed dain the prewen” year Tt ay bet use natntauia stator, Co tow wedi spevia’ taserence fo the Sout od onc Sal toga rounies.. and the cost ui rickt of way septlonally expenmive, tut ttn clveved that ill We Tully soaipemaatenl by: the como rt rebate roves of fr fie other important itews of expendivnre were: The work upon the New bork Pay, Hailrosd. hie chi Mo reach a rapidis snuprovitue port ow Ou Rewark, stulat the same fue farn-a+ an siternate line for your trerbt toasng "rode that cit) : the om” stru-tioh of adlitvonal tranches. to the ‘South West sy way Aus the Western Pouuay toad. tae Provudne ot additional 1a: ss ivana bohm anil Vase} Katt oe aa he vinta ana the Mekeesport and allroad tended to connect the “Ryttsburch, \ igeate Ciateston Rauway with ‘the menutae tren ot MecKewnpuys, nist neveesitat Wridae oer tur Alc. mcanels River at tat swt The ssusuet expenied for the above ins eas: of Pittstaineh and frie was wires Che aboot the. mrt anti yated Ww throat in conden hoped that wo iatwe an outlay | wit not be required of your Company @urine the | presente pear: batt ae the manne th refi in tenmed with, Teme state of captal iu this sie Nide'the equigient, tre hn )ardn | Properly care hor the exixtimy tra | Mp the territory. and secure to your lures | navies Te trtbutary thereto” The ‘snd or! Deport Railrow!, extendine | trom Columbia ou your Philedeiphia Division to Port Depont, Md.» hgvitie been. so.d nnd:t sore lomure of ae incriaare: Marck athe Tt ew Sor Oncaniaed May eh. 1M}, tn: aane | Saath are tevoart Kalua Sorta : — . by which i and Lane way Company At is believed that’ throweh such consolt stroneet nah al tans bas been smeared jon which tp Capital beeded for the developaent tues prepert es can be oblaiued, and that throurh suck the ayaten: an3” confhet of interest arisen Wutowsh diverse owners Us Live covers an amncrexcate of ‘The new hndge acrors the Ohio River near Pitt Feterred to in the inst annual repo Whittaker, Aaeut of the Company, dies ‘fet! Git Steaua Sate with yauronrsiee and ior us Sear Dor hers Uitiriinee ie to your untrents.” lr. Whisaker’s iS, ‘meting ‘ater. au wears oe ve ieiy greed «ure Charing Ac Cia fom’ ese gevpig-regretend”— ur” Ghariog A Cape ah Sasapysotmed dune at to Bilt vacaneg thus creted Toe Coasyrang namo sont on the latter date the wer ioe ot hg. Steet i bettn toenera: Superintendent of the Moin Lane, who, ait an association of mear.y @ Carer aceutary por syrrt, Teme fan GoTo ge ur rent abu resect of ates Power of tas, Weamey. vente Ballveed age. appornied to Bil the vaca caumed by Me. pnt place ‘of the von Fetrusry Mes, Mh, of Mr. JN. MeCul Journ, Firet View rremdent or tie vania deny and of the Pitsbanct, Cuncipnats, Chie 3 jor a third o