... the Pennsylvania! We are not, said Mr. Gowen, while on the first tack, ,a sprawling disjointed, loose, agglomeration of bankrupt pieces, as is in the vast Wabash. but a property so well knit together at the great trading centre that we cannot be uprooted ...

... levies on the refusal,with interest and costs; and he may have a pile ofjudgineuts accti ELI utated against him enough to bankrupt both him and his bondsmen. *l'o all outside spectator it is strange to sae a State like Virginia in th.: day of her rising ...

... m)ney. Littlefield went to Florida, lived like a Monte Cristo for a time, operated largely in Florida railroads, and is now bankrupt and extremely poor. Moses, of South Carolina, famous for his protligrcy and champagne baths a few years ago, is in the Tombs ...

... made for $9 a ton at Birmingham, Alabama, and South Pittsburg, Tennessee. During the depression in the iron trade which bankrupted the Reading Railroad, every iron furnace in the South was worked night and day at a profit, and the product of Alabama alone ...

... Government has the Canadian Pacific been saved from bankruptcy. And now comes the question, whes ther the railway may not bankrupt the Government. It certainly will not get money in New York; it is not likely to get it in continental markets, but the ...

... Pittsburg, can be made for $9 a ton at Birmingham. When our Northern fux. naces were idle during the years of depression that bankrupted the Reading Railroad, every iron furnace in the South was worked night and day at a profit and the product of Alabama alone ...

... improve it. It went bankrupt in 1873, was reorganised and then taken into the Wabash system, went bankrupt again with Wabash, was taken ont of the Wabash medley and set going on its own account with this result. Probably it will go bankrupt again from the ...

... with revenue and expenditure equal to those of considerable principalities, engaged in a ruinous competition in which the bankrupt drag down the solvent, employes are reduced to starvation waged, andthouaands of stuck and bondholders are threateued with ...

... calculated to rain one hundred people, figures out that, if this rate of discovery is kept up it will only require three years to bankrupt all the people of the State. The premises are reasonably sound, but, fortunately, the craze is not likely to continue very ...

... that there were no fa lures though immense sums changed hands. The clique pulling the wires did not not want to make men bankrupt, they simply wanted to empty the pockets of the bull operators, that is of the men who had made money, p, ecisely what ...

... produ .ers cannot long continue to pay the interest On their mortgages. The wheat farmers of America are to-day practically bankrupt. From their distress will surely arise financial troubles that the body of the people little suspect. In the interior towns ...

... 101 will not be restored until certain roads that are at a disadvantage with the great lines are either bankrupted and absorbed by stronger companies, as the Omaha wan by the North. western, or are bought off by giving them a larger share of business ...