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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
no. .2S.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

THOUSANDS suffer from ia weak,
nervous. exhausted feeling. no energy, au.
imation or yigor, low spirits. weak memo
ry, involuntary seminal omissions, with
loss of power, aud threatened impotence.
The consequence of excuses. This is NER
Y0US DEBILITY, and it finds sovereign
remedy in HUMPHREY HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC no. TwENTY-GlGl4l'. Thous.
ands have been cured by these pills They
tone up tn system, arrest the discharges, dis
pei the gloom and mental depression, aud re-
iuyeMate The system Price SIS for. package
Of Eve boxes AVID a 50 vial Of powder which
IS important in all old long standing cases or
81 per single box Sold by all irstclsss drug
eists, and sent tu any address oil receipt d Tue
prize. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO., 56a SrUad,
Yay, New York 81,
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Promnt, Honorable. Reliable,

Prompt, H0n0rabIe. h6ll0U y n
GENTS WANTED in every CITY, 'S enc.
"A and village for the largest and mon s',n,rS..
cessfuI DI LIAR HOUSE in the Co"ppS S5ers
ONLY ONE endorsed by the leading i"F Jar
md Express 20. . Of the tn'.ea States ureni.
goods piye universal satisfaction. gaI nd out
INNS 70 Agents CANNOT BE- exOIhLLD, s.,,Tuil
sbseks afe free. Having Two hopsssls -
and Ohicagp--ouF faeiIi,iss7
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
TIE MEETING.

Senator Wiley addressed our citizens
Tuesday afternoon. in an able, Logical and
forciblc speech, which from indications
given, we believe done much good for the
Republican cause. There arc few such
speakers as Senator Wiley. He met all
the issues fair and square. lie showed
up the rottcnness of the Democracy in
strong terms; and in doing so raped our
friend Phelps pretty severely over the
head. We are sorry that for want Of time
and space, we are unable to review his
speech at length.
Mr.. Phelps followed the Senator in an
hour speech. He made great many as
sertions about the Radical party, but did
not back them by documentary proof He
complained bitterly about how the 18th
Amendment was ratified by our State
without referring it to the people. But
he did not tell that be had voted againt
Ne. Davis resolution which provided for
submitting the 18th Amendment to the
people. The most remarkable part of his
speech xas his lack of niger aud mig
ger equality" Can it be possible that he
"a Democrat-is batting for Niger"
votes?
Senator Wiley replied in an half hour
speech, III which he usedup the wOuld-bc
Secretary Of State, most completely.
There were about 125 persons at the
meeting; about 2O.of whom were Demo
Gratis.
By a recent order Of the Secretary Of
War, several changes have been made in
the clerical force Of the Quaitermaster
Generals Office, by which five clerks have
becu reduced from fourth to first class =
Similar changes will be made III the Ord
nance aud ,Engineer Bureaus, and other
branches Of the War Department. Thi'
action is taken by the Secretary with 1
view to rcmodeling the clerical. force an'
--s,mplityipg The business of the bureaus :
"Rctrcnchmeut and reform is the wis
motto Of the Republican administration.
TIE Democratic candidate fortbo IIous
Of Delegates in Mason county, is in tn
upper part Of the county, making speech
cs to the people. It wont do you an.
eood MI Webster Mason county 4
a. -. r.. d 49,, i;.,: CT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

SNAKE BrrTrS. In Doddridgo county.
a daughter Of Joba Percy vas bitten By .,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
noMEs FOR nILLIoNs.

The United States Territories are large
empires, as will be seen by the area they
possess. What has been called the great
American Desert turns out, or will turn
out, no desert at all. These Territories
hive an area greater, by 10000 square
miles. than that of all the admitted States
Of the Union
The following table is made up as uccu-
rately as can be done from official data at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

DsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMEk-
/ A wonderful book il shows how either sex
can lascinate any one they wish. INSTANTLY =
IAN posses this power II teaches how to
get rich, Alchemy, sorreries, Incaitatlon'
Demonology. Magic Mesn'erism, Spiritualisu',
Marriage Guide. and athousaMd wonders.
Mailed 70, 25 cents. Address 7. WILLIAM
& Co.. Publishers. South 7th street, Philairl
nhia. Pa
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AVOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early ill.,
discretion, causing nervous debility l'Fr'na,
turc decay, 60 having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered SlmP's
means of sellcurc. winch lie will ScllG Try "
his fellow sufferers. AddrcssJ. A.IullLh'
10 Nassau ST. N Y.
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lc0PperIDAd SNRIli'. LEX
come fearfaily swollen
her lie was despaisat'
however.
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1000 Buildings Burned. $4,000 900 o.
rGorEnTr DESTROYED. Herring's safe in Con
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-05

F" nave large and well selected assortment ci
'o'"inS Material, embracing the yor,
ia'oS s'ylcs We are Therefore, enabled TO execute
'o' "e'k Of every variety in satisfactory mannor
when desired, Jobs will be neatly printed in CoLors
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-05

act, every variety aro style of work in ,,.h o.
press pl ntug w.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-05

Merchants Lawyers, Justices of the Peace -,
Agents, Gil lNea.ers AID Agents, Insurance A.or,N
AHprcssmen snd thcrfsu:es in want. ere info, VA
lat. we are prepared to execute to oder AT,
mnni'y rrs'nes- legal, reqgir.d in II I, ~
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

A UCuON.-AT - EAST TENTH HrREEE NEAR
EDWIN NICHOLS CO., Auctoneers.
Over $2b, 900 worth and over OO lots.
MaSniHcent Household Furniture, Pianofortes,

L
A UeNoE.-Ar u EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 Co, Aue.ionser..
M,snassni I,SSsshSd saIal,ars. s.as!ors
Is,nng. sy smiuen. "a. Artists, 4. Mirrors. & &osips.
Rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS style 4 Louis XIV
ss .ssasg 1 $ .Ss = os =
a w ss aea +
satin six striped French reps; rich Lace Cur
sD. Pier and oy. two ..s
Bookcases Turkish CHAIRS rosewood and walnu. bedsteads
sss s &
~,.h nsirSoh ana reps sseoisas s
This sss take broadway or Gnvsrsy place
o se Ssd 4
70 cart or pack goods for purchasers
"A over 100 lots handsome Household Furniture
o accs :: s c"s :. y & ! 4.S .S
q rose.
6sss sad ss wss kSss
- CHARLES YOUNG. Salesman
A y. CRIsTALAR. AUCTIoNEER.
s.sr .osds SSse%Sss e. :. ,s
%sS s 81 :.s
.|s soT,cs 3r,. GOODS CHINA eEock
skIx2s 1SssoSss viii sell sSl. day % Tassdsy, now it,
tnelr SaesfoOm,
and desirable assortment of the above the
sevca IN lots 70 suit city and country retail trade Goods
carefully packed for shipping
A UeusTus a. sHuLTz AUcTIoNEER. AUCTION
IA SALE 6t0 lots by catalogue, valued at &SU00 Magnd
cent Household Furnure Pnnofore, Bronzes Paintings,
Drawing Room Furniture and Works OF Art this (TUS
DAY at the private residence, t5 Fifteenth street.
tween Fifth and Sixth commencing l0H o'clock.
0rawing koom Suits, covered French brocael richest
descrptioD window Curtains, match SUITS
ceres, Canterbury Bookcase Secretary Jadneres Marquee
tere bos de Cabinets, FABLE Velvet Medallion Carpets
Curain Paintings by eminent artists Bronze stauary,
Clocks magnificent rosewood Pianoorte celebrated
Stool Cover rosewood, Bureaus Bcdteads Ward.
robes SUITE style Louis XIV; Extension Table, Side
board, Linen Chinaware, Glassware uery, Sfverware;
Basement Kitchen Furniture Furniture servants apartments.
Parties wishing TO attend this sale take Fifth stages
or Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

DyJ. W.. CAMPBELL JR, AUCTI0NNER-sELL6
Id this day, O'clock Stock Fixtures OF Grocery
Variety s East Fourth s,rseL kan or sbne POSI-
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

lI DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
M Win sell this day IUl5 O'Clock, nj the saesrooms
Nassau street by virtue OF chate mortssge handsoms
Furniture consisting OF Pnrlor Suits IN rOs
cRe haircloh rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits
with and without marble tops; Wardrobes, Library Hooks
cases. Extension Pillar Tables cured hair Aats
esss and raiasses Rockers in harcoh and reps Turk
Chairs Lounges China Crockery and Glasswarcl
Stoves TO be peremptory sold BY order OF AcrtgaEss
Catalogues at sale.
AEARsHAL's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
M directed will sell Mt public auction on Wedncs4
day November IL, O'Clock A. 773 seventh
nue. thc stock and Fixtures OF n retail Liquor store
= -AF SAMUEL SCHIELE, Masshal.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

MACHINERY AND LEASE
M Auction.
large Of Paper other Machinery, Fools and fx5
uies Patterns Drawings, being the entire contents OF
the
Seaverns Machine Works,
the Of Ecwburs, n " In lots suit also tbo Lease
premises nine years 70 run, win be sold vt sucton
said premises, on
November n, 1870, at 10 A. NJ.
Full catalogues application y the subserbers Ba
percmptory. HOMER kMMSDELL
GEORGE w. SEAvERNS.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

DRICRS.-THE HOTcHKiSS BRICK MACHINE MAKES
- Spooo bricks day, which be hacked iinmcdasey.
II simple, cheap durable For making drain tile " ID
unrvaed. Can pe working eompanys yard Ridge
held N j. Stae and yard rights snle kddrcss
FERRY FARM BRICK WORKS, room Z. 10 C,iT streeI
ECONOMY, SAFETY AND COMFORT IN THE USE OF
~ steam. Williams Har and Wool Fe.s for covering
boilers and ttenn pipes radiation os heat conen.
saon OF and loss OF fuel Communications sd5ressca
70 THoS. WILLIAMS. 2t2 Division street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
Nnpoleon Foredoomed to Defeat.

From the London Spectator, July 80.
As yet the auguries orc with the Teu-
ton. The Emperor Of the French, whether
pressed by some unexplained necessity, or
intent on some Over.subtle combination,
or, as we believe, deceived by his hopes
from some subtCrranean intrigue, has al.
lowed his great adversary, whose fearful
strength no one in his Empire but himself
thoroughly Comprchends, to secure the
fourteen days which was all he needed for
preparation. War was declared on the
18th, no advance was made till the Goth,
and within those fourteen days Germany,
from Posen 10 the Lake Of Constance, has
rolled itself together in arms to bar Ma
polcon's road. France will not he defeat
cd by any momentary muddle. The solI-
tary circumstance against her other than
her causC, and her deficiency, as we be-
licvc, in numbers, is that she Is led by
Napole0n-tllat Is, by a man who makes
war rs lie makes c0GpS GetGt, like q con-
spirator: who fights in order to obtain
grand scenic effects; who, II he finds q
genius in his army, must think before he
uses him whether genius Is compatible
with implicit devotion to Caesar; and who,
unless We wholly misread his manitestocs
in this war, deeply mistrusts his iate.
There is detection ia his bearing, dejec.
ton rs a man who feels selt-imposed
task too heavy for endurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
Wanted-.A High School.
WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. 12

WHEELING, W. VA. Aug. IL.
Why is II that we have no school for
Young men and boys in our city?
It cannot be said ofus that we eignorant
Of the advantages of education, yet while
there are several Institutions in which our
daughters mayacquire liberal education,
our sons must be sent abroad or grow up
in comparative ignorance. There are
hundreds Of young men in our city who
are unable 10 bear the expense Of attend
ing school away from llome, who If We
had a good school or academy in our
midst, might obtain fair education.
We have public schools and are thank
full for them, but It is well known that the
knowledge obtained in them is very lin.
tied, and the aspiring young man Of
Wheeling must seek elsewhere for what
he ought To get at home.
Can wo not have the Lindsey Institute
revived? or q High School put in opera.
tlon? or ut least a good private Classical
School
The necessity for something OF the
kind has become very A PARENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
A New Fashion in Hands.

Have you ever seen pet dog sitting on
his hind legs? Do you remember the
pcnsile nature of the pawsY Can you re.
call the idiotic helpIessness expressed in
the line in which they droopy lfyou do,
you have before you q perfect representa-.
ton Of tue new fashion growing into
great favor with the ladies' Of holding the
hands. BY so bending the arms that the
elbows make very acute angles, and by
then allowing the entire hands. from the
wrists downWards, to hang loose like hair
bells, mn air Ot graceful imbccillty Is i'm
parted TO the general appearance. When
you see woman holding her hands thus,
she looks like superior sort Of penguin,
and you may be certain that her style is
rCprONchless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
Consulate of the North German Union
at Cincinnati. o.

According to information received by
me, the Central Office OF the Sanitary So
cietlcs in Germany for the support Of the
wounded and widows and orphans Of the
war, is established at Berlin, ''under den
Linden, No. 12." This central Office is
organized by delegates OF all (cirCuiD Dis.
trict Societies, who are there in pcrmA-
nent session, and the distribution Of gifts
to all Gerplan armies is made from there,
according to necessity.
The President Of the central office, Min.
lister OF the State, A. d. Won Sydow, has
requested the Consul General Of the North
German Union, DR.. Johannes Roesing, Of
New York, to work the matter, so that oil
subscriptions paid will positively be re.
mitted to that office.
The undersigned is, authorized TO re-
cciyc such subscriptions for remittance,
and requests NIL Relief Societies, which
have organized within cities Of the circuit
of this consulate, to remit as soon as pos
siblc all such money received TO this office.
have also opened at the Consulate
office list for single subscriptions, and all
who sympathize with Fatherland are
most respect fully requested to contribute
their share. ADoLPH SENEcKE,
The Consul Of The North German Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
THE NATHAN MURDER.
The HOusekeeper's Son on the Wit
ness stand.
~. fu.aInnnn NL,,H,nsrA11I

| Cor. Cincinnati CURftNeFc1dI' ... ...
New York, August II,
The testimony OF William Kelley the
h0usekeepCr's son, who slept in the Ma
than house on the night Of the murder,
while it hns removed every suspicion from
the Nathan brothers, has directed suspi.
cion upon himself. Ills suspect is very for
bidding, and the manner in which he
gave his testimony to-day has convinced
many that he knows more about the mur.
der than he has told. He Is under the
surveillance of the police.
Cor. Of CIHeianaH Enquirer.
There were two noticeable incidents at
the Nathan inquest to.lay. Tho first was
the appearance on the witness stand Of
Miss Clara Dale, young woman Of the
period, bOartler at Irene MClReady's
fashionable establishment, and in whose
company young Nathan passed most Of
the evening Of the murder. Next came
the examination Of William Kelly, the
housekeeper's SOL, which was extended
until it wAs time 10 adjourn for the day.
Thus far not the slightest thing has Dcen
found against him, except that he was q
IOdger under Mr.. Nathan's roof The
young man went on to the stand to face
scores OF men whom he knew were more
than suspicious Of him, and lie had not
the first friend in the ro0m-not even his
humble mother. At the first call Of his
name every neck was strained, every eye
distendet. The spectators in tue flrthcSt
corner of the court room clambered upon
the backs of the benches. and the officers
were too intent on thc witness themselves
TO notice the disorder at their backs.
Right over the shoulders Of the witness
were six keen eyes. belonging to the de-
tective officers. peering down upon him !;
and every word he spoke was eagerly
drank in, and every one Of his muscles
watched. SO .4l.
The tone of the Coroner was such that
every question seemed to imply a threat,
and willie the Coroner was interrogating
the witness and the witness was respond
ing in straightforward manner, Kelly
was startled by the fierce remark Of a
juror, who got up on the other side and
yelled in tho ear Of the witness, "Mr. kel-
ly. you will have to speak louder" 1t is
doubtful II there was a spectator in the
crowd who did not have some If not oil Of
his suspicious removed before the witness
left the stand.
Preparations arc on foot for the exam.
ination Of the man arrested in West Ches.
ter county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13

ITERE's RIcuNEss-Thc Martinsburg
Star white mans paper argues that u
woman who has proper regard for her
own purity and social position will "es-
chew all social recognition of the de-
graded white creatures who boast Of their
adhesion 10 the principles OF negro equal
ity," meaning persons Republican in poll
tics. The Star concludes with this amaz.
ing apostrophe-amazing to the shade Of
Lindlcy Murray:
Women of Berkeley-fair daughters Of
West Virginia, thou canst stay the hand
OF the foul wrctches who are polluting
our homes, and are fast dragging us to q
fate worse than death?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
Violence and Murder in Kentucky.

A band Of Ku.Klux made descent on
Versailles, Ky, Wednesday night, killing
negro preacher named Turpin and
another colorcd man. A military com
pany is preparing to so from Frankfort TO
keep the peace.
A man named Faulkner was killed ut
Rough and Ready in Anderson county,
yesterday, by man named White.
White had guarded Faulkuerat Lawrence
burg when under arrest. The hitter paid
his fine but told White he would kill him,
lie afterward went to Whites house who
on seeing him approach in u threatening
manner, seized bis gun and shot him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
England Declines to Join
the Proposed League
With Austria.
McMahOn's Report of the Bat
tie Of Worth.
Condition of the French
Army at Metz.
LONDON, August 1s.

I, LONDON, August 12.
A Berlin correspondent of the Times
writes that England has declined to join
with Austria in the league proposed by
Won Beust, for guaranteeing the bclliger-
cnts against the loss Of territory. Eng
lands reasons for declining is, that the
league could not save tho North German
Conlcderacy in case Prussia should be de-
featcd.
PARIS, July 12.
The Journals Of Metz publish Marshal
McMahon's report TO tho Emperor, The
report says that the enemy in greatly
superior numbers began the attack at
Z o'clock Saturday morning. The first at
tack having been repulsed, about hoon
the enemy rcopened the contest by throw
ing forward numerous sharpShootcrs pro.
tected by six guns in commanding posi-
ton. Masses ofinfantry were then brought
up and at 4 O'clock Mcmahon was forced
to order o retreat which was effected in
good order, the cnGm'ys pursuit being
without vlgor and by no means trou.
blesome. The Marshal was able to send
only q partial list of the killed and
wounded.
A dispatch from Metz, dated August II,
8:15 P. NJ, says: at has rained oil day.
The army Is concentrated around this
place. II Is being revictualled and rein.
forced. The retreat Of McNGahon and
Failly has been accomplished in excellent
order. BaZaine is engaged in visiting and
inspecting the troops under his conf
mAnd."
The NapoleOnS.s.The Empress and
Prince Both in London.
LONDON, August 12.
The nieces of the Empress have left
Paris, the EctO asserts, without the quail.
flcation that the Empress Eugene and
Prince Imperial are in lodgings ut st.
Johns Wood. The Weekly Register has
the same report, which, however. it gives
with caution 10 Its readers not to place too
much confidence in its correctness. The
Examiner says, Napoleon adopts the
course most worthy Of his name and
of the gravity Of the situation
Reused from indoIent indecision by astun-
ming blow he attains to the greatness Of
the situation in the presence Of peril, un-
speakable to himself, his family and the
proud nation which so lately re.invested
him with kingIy power; laying aside con-
ventional;tics he tells France her danger
and cxhorts her to the rescue, not for his
sake but for her own.
Everything Lovely at Metz--Thc
French Crops.
PARIS, August 12.
Advices from headquarters represent
that the best understanding exists between
BaZaine and the other Generals. Among
the German prisoners taken at the begin
ming Of the campaign arc members Of the
IandweIer who were called into service
six weeks ago This proves that the
Prussians expected war before it was
declared, and was not taken by surprise
us her government repeatedly asserted.
An apprehension that famine may be
added to the horrors Of war in Conse-
quence Of the late drouth, has been dissi-
patcd. The GaulOtS has reports from
cighty.one departments, which show that
the wheat crop Of 1870 will exceed the
yearly average forty per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
4 Card from Mr.. simpson.

EditOrECr rhe MtE!igEHeer.
am informed a rumor prevails very
generally throughout the city, that l am
indifferent about tho nomination for
Sheriff, and il nominated would depend
entirely on the excrtions Of my friends for
success 1t seems proper, therefore, for
me TO say, in correction Of this misappre'
hensiOn, that II nominated, while hoping
for the generous cooperation and support
Ofmy friends, should not spare myself
Nny eXertion that lay in my power tomakC
their efforts successful.
Respectfully, WV. B. SGMPsoN.
MNeelinQ. AMQuAt 12.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
The Latest News.
President Grant at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August Y.
President Grant visited the Merchants
Exchange at noon, and spent few mo-
ments with the merchants. No citizens
were present, and the galleries Of the hall
were crowded with ladies. The Presi
dent will leave ior Chicago at ten o'clock
tomorrow morning on a special tralnby
the Chicago. Alton s St. Louis Railroad,
and will arrive there at eight o'clock in
the evening. Eight splendid new COM
missary cars will be attached TO the train,
and alfprecautiOns taken, for a safe and
speedy trip.
Colonel Dow, President Of the ChcrO.
kcc Nation, Colonel Way and Samuel
Smith, members OF the Council, who have
been to Washington on business connect
ed with their people, arrived here yester-
day on'thcfr way home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-13
The Parkersburg Railroad TroubIeS--
The R. 4 O. r. e. not Involved.

Mr.. Perveil, tho agent Of the Baltimore
s Ohio Railroad Company in this city,
calls our attention to'the fact that his COM
pany Is not involved, nor any Of its Off
Gers, in tho recent detalcation Of the Par
kersburg Branch Railroad Company.
That company Is an organization entirely
apart from the Baltimore & Ohio Com
pany. P. G. Van Winkle, formerly y. s.
Senator, Is President Of the Parkersburg
Railroad; and ]. L. Crawford, who Is ac'
cuscd OF the defalcation, was tho Sccre-
tary Of this company, and not Of the Bal
tlmOre & Ohio Company. or course, the
latter had no connection with the frauds
which are now undergoing investigation.