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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-29
NEW CONGREGATIONS oHAPEL
Dedicatory Exercisss.

On Sunday evening the new chapel lately
erected by the Congregational Church and
Society was dedicated with appropriate ex-
ercises by the Sunday school Of that church
with an extra Sabbath School Concert for
that especial occasion The house was
crowded and the exercises passed off in a
very excellent and appropriate manner The
Sunday school met in the chapel on Sunday
noon for the first time. The dedicatory
exercises were opened by music, ITO thy
temple repair" by quartette from the
church choii, consisting OF Mrs. Mietzke,
Miss Fannie Eastman, Messrs Walker and
Bailey. The superintendent of the school,
Hon. John B. Page, then read, each verse
alternately with the scholars, the 10Th
chapter of the Book of Psalms, beginning,
'The heavens declare the glory of God, and
the armament showeth His handiwork.'
Prayer was then offered by Mr.. Page
after which he read the second chapter of
Hebrews, Therefore we ought to give the
more earnest heed to these things which we
have heard. lest at any time we should let
them slip"
The school then sang the hymn from
"Thc Prize" entitled "Thc Lord of Light, "
after which the formal exercises of the
dedication were introduced On the plat
form, in the position usually occupied by
the desk, vast ndIbeautifuly decorated
with cvergreens, flowers and lilies, while
on each side were baskets Of rare flowers -
all of which presented piclnre of rare and
exquisite beauty. On the front of the stand
which was in the form Of an arch
were the words Emmanuel the Star Of
Jacob"
Mr.. Henry +. Field opened the special
exercises mentioned by reading from the
Scriptures, commencing with the words
was responded alternately by the scholars
During this exercise the class of Mrs. DR..
Mead brought forward Il large gilt star
which they placed in the centcrof the arch,
of Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. Olmstcad, Misses
Smith, Fisher and Harris, who brought
forward the gilt corners for the points Of
the star, on which were the words ''Alercy."
'Justicc, Grace and Truth" Tins eX-
crcisc was of an original character and was
gracefully performed by the participants.
The school then sang "IIosanna," and
prayer was offered by the pastor, Rev. J.
Gibson Johnson. The pastor also made
some excellent remarks appropriate to the
occasion, in which he referred to the chapel
thus dedicated as n Christmas gift to the
Sunday School children, to be used by
them, and also touchngly remarked upon
the late sad dcccase of one of the former
members of the school, little Caasi Nc Dan
iels, whose presence was so greatly missed
on that occasion as well as by the bereaved
household.
Mr.. Page said he should at some future
time make a statement concerning the
| amounts raised by the different classes and
ladies belonging to the school for the
erection Of the chapel. The exercises were
| then brought to close by the singing OF
"All hail the power of Jesus name" by the
school and congregation, with the benedic-
| ton pronounced by Rev. Mr.. johnson.
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"ENrRE Nous. Tie second dramatic
entertainment by this favorte amateur
club will be given at the Opera House on
I thursday evening next, January list, 1874
The play, we understand, is to he "Rural
Felicity" to be succeeded with the roaring
farce of BOX and Cox" The former sue
cessfu performance of this organization
should insure full house on this occasion.
The object to he promoted is a worthy one
and the entertainment we are confident will
be excellent
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81. Pnui's Church, ycrgcnucs.

On Christmas night, the children OF the
parish had special service in the church
singing their carols, etc, with II brief adj
dress by their Rector A Jacobs Ladder
was set up, brilliantly illuminated, which
added greatly to the beauty of the dccora-
tiOns. At the close Of the service there
was Il rccessional the members Of the
Sunday school marching through the aislcs
a banner being horne before them, singing
Coward Christian soldiers" After these
exercises at the church the children and par
ishoncrs passed delightful evening mt the
residence of Mrs. CIR Kimball who kindly
opened her house for their entertainment,
icc-cream, cake and coffee were served. Old
AMI young enjoved themselves exceedingly
and fully realized the meaning of the words
"Merry Christmas
On Christmas eve the church was filled
with large and attentive congregations
while on the morning of Christmas day the
Rector oillclatcd in st. Stephens church,
Middlcbury. Both churches were finely
decorated with Christmas cvcrgrccns, the
work of willing hands and loving hearts.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
Ex-city treasurer Gage to-day transferred
to the city his entire real and personal pro-
perty, amounting in the aggregate to 1928,
500, and including l41,500 certificates of
suspended banks, in which lac had city
funds deposited. The valuation of the
property surrendered was made by the
corporation and lawyers upon the best in
formation obtainable, and is probably no
more than will be realized in cash from it.
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NORTH CLARENDoN. The little ones CON
nected with the Mission Sunday School re-
ceived visit from b. w. Marshall, Esq
the founder of the school, on Christmas
morning. The number present was about
forty, and Mr.. Marshall made their hearts
glad by distributing, among them, confec.
tionary, fruit, etc, all having their pockets
well filled. This school has been great
success and much good has been done in
that community.
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Mr.. Charles Dcano Of Weymouth re-
ports that whilepassing through an unfrc-
quented street in Boston, he was seized by
two men, one of whom held and checked
him to prevent his making an cutlery, while
the other robbed him of about SO in curren-
cy. which was in his yes! pocket.
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The Yirginius Prisoners TO be Kept in
ScclusOn.
New YORK, Dec. 81

New York, Dec. q.
Communication with the Nirginius pris-
oncrs now approaching this port in the Jn-
niaia has been prohibited 10y peremptory
orders from Washington The steam tug
Froic has been stationed in the lower bay
awaiting the arrival Of the squadron with
orders la this effect, directed to the com
manders Of the .Iuniata and Ossipcc The
men will be kept from all contact with the
outside world till the examination by Dis
trict Attorney Bliss is finished.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE yIRGINius
Washington dispatches say that it has
been decided al the department Of justice
that proceedings will be instituted against
the Nirsinius in the United States district
court for the eastern district Of New York
before Judge Benedict. The proceedings
will be for violation Of the fourth section
OF the act Of 1892.
Proceedings may also be instituted
against Patterson for perjury, and against
the passengers and crew of the Nirginn,
for violation of the neutrality laws, but M
arrangements have yet been made for these
prosecutions,
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ing the convention, on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings. Mr. II. A. Lyon
of st. Adams, one of the pioneers in music
In Vermont, is President of the Associa-
ton, and will do his best, as usual, to Sc
cure good management in everything per.
tanning 10 the convention and the enter
tainment of all who attend. We expect to
see one of the largest choruses ever assem-
bled in the State.
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GENEr's FLIGHT.
JAY GOULD AGAIN.

Cnitel States Marshal Cnggeshal, 10y
virtue Of n writ issued out Of the District
Court of Rhode Island, advcrtscs the sale
ut auction of the steamboats, plymouth
Rock, Jesse lIoyt and Fall River on the 2d
of January, but as this is believed to be in
the interest of Jay Gould, the first mortgage
bondholdcrs claim that the sale will not
hold good. \ meeting of the first mortgage
bondholders will he shortly held to discuss
the course of their action in the future.
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Genet in Canada.
New York, Dec.

New York, Dec. 90.
The following dispatch dated Montreal
Dec. 9th, was received in this city yes
terday
"Genet, under the name Of Geo r. Jack
son, passed through here last night, and
went to Toronto to-day"
The friends of Genet say he will return
to this city within two weeks and surren-
der himself that he is in Canada and is
only waiting TO arrange certain matters be-
fore his return.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Rutland Globe.
From Bennington

BENNINGTON. Dec. %.
Willard Morse for many years resident
of this town, (father Of Mrs. &c. McClule)
and who has been one of its active business
men, died last evening at 5 o'clock
He had been afflicted for many years
with painful disease "Calcus" and at
many times had been a very great sufferer.
Funeral services will be held at tie house
tomorrow (M n lay) afternoon at o'clock
Rev. r. NJ. Luther officiating. 3.
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In Rutland, Dee. ~, Mrs, Betsy Adams wife
Of the late Harry Adams aged 70 years.
Funeral this monday afternoon al o'clock,
from her late residence, 1873 Main street.
In New Haven, Dec. 49, AScpli Darius, son oi
Warren and susan T.. Peck, aged months and
8 weeks
In New Haven, Trphcna, wife Of A. $. Abbott,
aged go years.
In Sherburn, Dee. 49, Ida, wife OF Geo. Brown,
and daughter OF Sllus Daley OF BrldSewater.
In Felchyllle, Dec. IL. Mrs. susanna Doty,
aged % years and months.
In East Dorset, Dec, Is, Frankie c., youngest
son OF f. G.. liarwood aged OAears and SIN
months.
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New Advertisements
'Eo-Day,s Globe.

FIRST PAGE. Things" an ad
dress by Enos Gould, A. NJ, of Benning
ton Markets.
SECOND PAGE. - Editorial Brcvities
Editorials, "The Trail of the Serpent
News from Around the World Oltel
Creek Valley Teachers Association Mis-
cellany.
THIRD PAGE. -Dashes Dedication OF
Congregational Chapel Latest Telegraph.
FOURTH PAGE.-Velmont News Agri-
cultural Notes.
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June23dSwtf

Chapped hands, face, rough skin, plmplcs,
ring worm, Salt-rhcum and other cutaneOus al.
smooth by using the Juniper Tar Soap, mad"
by Caswcl, Hazard * CO., New York. BE- GER
tain to get the Jumper Tar soap, AS there are
many limitations made with go umon Tar witch
are worthless. dcC2i1&w4W
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After January LIST, Allen & Drew, No. -
Merchants Row, propose to publish the
names of parties who do not pay ,hcirblls.
Pay up, gentlemen, or the public will know
whose clothes you wear.
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Caleb Cushing to be Minister to Spain
WASHINGTON, Dec, 2s.

WAsnlNGTOS, Dec. %
Caleb Gushing will be nominated as min
lister to Spain, vice Sicklos resigned
LATER.
The reports current as to tie formal ac-
ceptance of the resignation of Sichles ms
minister to Spain are to-day confirmed by
the President in the appointment of Caleb
Cushing AS his successor. The nomination
of the latter will be sent to the senate inn
mediate npon the reassembling of Congress.
1t is understood that Gushing has accepted
the position.
STILL LATER
Caleb Cushing hal a short interview with
tho president this morning il reference to
the Spanish m ssh IN, which lie has accept
ed.
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Meetings, An,usements. etc.


Kllllngton Lodge No. 81, |. o. of o. T., meet at
odd Fellows Hall, Globe block, this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Young Mems Christian Association, at Bun
um's Hall, Merchants Row, this evening, at
T:45 o'clock.
Rev. Richard Grogan lectures on Temperance
at West Rutland.
TOMORROW.
Rev. Henry Morgan at the Town HALL sui
jcct EAST Young Men,"
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TO INVENTORS,

Patent owners, ana all interested In Patents.
The Prospectus OF the New England Associa-
tlon or Inventors and Patent owners contains
matters OF great importance TO all Interested In
Patents and Inventions.
sent to any address on application TO
II. L. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
dec2Oi2w 1888 Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
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nENNlsoN,s pArENT sIIlppING TAGs

over goo millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, sold by Printers and SlationerS
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER GO. RUTLAND,
lune23dNWtf Wholesale Agents.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Us p IN. J

For New England, and thence westward
over the northern portion of tue Middle
States and Lower Lake region, and north
ward over the St. Lawrence Valley, fresh
and occasional brisk northwesterly to
southwesterly winds, with generally clear
ing weather, and possibly light areas of
snow. The temperature will fall slightly
in these districts during Monday.
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THE METRIC SYSTEM.

Private information from New York
says that Senator Stewart is under indict-
mcnt in London for completely in the En-
ma mine transactions, and that he is now
working energeiically abroad to keep the
matter quiet and prevent its coming to trial,
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From New York

FINANCIAL.
New York, Dec. %.
Loan certificates outstanding SO 800, 900.
BANK STATEMENT
Loans, increase 5Q02,6 800; specie, in
crease 81 ,526,4 400 legal tenders, increase
500, 300 deposits, increase Sl,035,G0O
circulation, increase $50, 700.
FAILURES.
The failure Of two small firms has been
announced, Bancroft & Kreuth, hats and
caps, and MITCHELL Leet Il Catlin, fancy
goods. The latter firm propose to pay in
full their entire indcbte lness.
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION.
Another Cuban expedition will soon be
fitted out, and $3.50, 900 expended for that
purpose
LOTTERY BROKEN Up.
Frederick ]. Tuthey, for running an in
dependent lottery with headquarters at 233
Greenwich street, together with confcder-
ates. have been arrested and committed to
the TOmhs
CAUGHT ~ TIME.
Hugo Hoffman, Il partner and relative of
Edison Bradley, has been arrested and con
fined in the Tombs for eudeavorng to
leave the state after volunteering to give
information relative to the Illegal proceed
ings of the firm.
GENEr's FLIGHT.
Genct's flight to Brazil in the steamer
Ontario was uncontradctcl last night, and
the statement is generally believed. Shcr-
III Brennan appears to he slnguine of the
eventual arrest of the fugitive, and does not
seem to believe Genet is safely ont of his
reach.
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New York STOCK ana Money Market.


LATEST MOSETARY.
Gold opened at 1l0% and closed at ITO.
Governments bonds strong with higher liz.
uros, but little done.
State bonds quiet ana nothing doing.
Moncy-NO loans, GCa7 per cent.
Stocks strong and active.
Tho following are the closing quotations
lWhere blanks occur thcre Mero NO bids.l
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PouGnKERPsiE, Dec, 80
Lewis Csc, of the firm of Coe n Deyo,
in this city, died last night from an over
dose of morphine.
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Arrival of the Virginius Passengers

New YORK, Dec %.
The United States steamer Junata, from
Santiago de Cuba, with 105 persons, for
mcrly of the steamer Nrsinius, arrived
here this evening.
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sreAMnn AccInENr IN ENGLAND

STEAMER ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dee, 81.
At o'clock this morning the steamer
Gipscy Queen struck the wreck of IA sunk
en- lighter in the river Tyne and sunk in
five minutes, There were between fifty and
sixty workmcn aboard Twenty were res
cucd The remainder thirty or forty men
were drowned.
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the police. Gardiner Gltely and John
Conlan, principals were arrested, also sew
eral rouglIs
THE LAST MrRDER.
An inquest into the murder of Antoine
Rattell finds that death was caused by a
pistol shot through the heart frel by Jo-
seph Hegler, There Is little doubt of IIcg-
er's insanity.
GARRoTING.
Mr.. Charles Dclano of Weymouth re-
ports that while passing through an unfrc-
quented street in Boston, he was seized by
two men, one of whom held and choked
him to prevent his making an cutlery, while
the other robbed him of about SO in curren-
cy. which was in his YES! pocket
CHRISTMAS DRuNKs.
In the municipal court Saturday morn
ing. there were 1870 persons arragncd, egh-
ty for drunkenness, fourteen for liquor sell
ling liquor, two for murder and the balance
for theft, assault, HOUSEKEEPING, etc For
ty-two of the party came from Station /,
aud twenty-five were woman
PETITION
A petition to Congress against the repeal
of the present National Bankrupt law has
been left mt the Merchants Exchange for
signatures.
CURRENCY.
The 150th anniversary of the opening OF
Christ Church, Salem street, the oldest
church in Boston, will be celebrated to-day
and continued ON Monday.
DEAD BODIES FOUND.
At half-past seven o'clock on Saturday
morning the body of man was found
floating in the water AT the North Ferry.
1t appeared to be that of Il person about 40
years of age, light complexion, smooth
face, five feet five inches in height, 1870
pounds weight had on dark blue coat,
diagonal vest, dark stripped pantaloons,
blue flannel under shirt and thin calf
boots. nearly new. lie was probably
drowned some time last night. as the body
! had evidently been in the water but short
| time.
officer Seton of the Sth Station found
the body of a male child, probably still.
born, in Murphy's alley.
MURDERERs IN COURT.
In the Municipal Court, before Judge
Parmenter, Herman Sauwacchter was ar
raigncd for the murder of John G. Rey-
nolds, on the 1th instant, at his Saul
waechtcrs) saloon, corner of Hudson and
Kneeland streets, and Joseph F. iIegner
the Province court locksmith, for the muir
der Of Antonio IIuttl, on Christmas morn
ing. Both men were fully committed tc
Jail to await the action of the grand jury
in January. Charles J. Brooks, Esq, ap
pearcd as counsel for lIcgncr.
SENSATION.
The sensation of the hour on Christina,
was .he discovery by cxpressmen that t
barrel which had just arrived at their Of
flee on Court street contained the body Of ;
man, and foul play was at once suspected
Rumors of horrible mutlation spread rap
idly through the city, but after investiga
ton by the proper authorities it was ascer
tome that there was no mutilatiOn, an(
that the body Lad been sent to physical
for dissection in the interests of science.
SAILED.
The Cunard steamship Parhia, Captain
Watc,p Sailnl from, Roctpu fnr Duppns
town and Liverpool on Saturday at
o'clock p. m, with % cabin and 100 steer
| 400 nisspnlrnrs-
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DISAPPOINTMENT, Tho sale of the
interest OF Farrand Parker, IN the per-
sunal estate OF Parker ellison and Dewey, Is
again adjourned until saturday, the 10Th day OF
January, 1874, at o'clock in the afternoon, at
the ufllcc OF the Company In West Rutland.
MM. NJ. FIELD, Sheriff,
Rutland. Dee. 2ith 1873. dcc29dtd
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Railway Engineers Strike.

Ar LOUISVILLE.
LorISvILLE, Dee. 81.
The striking engineers and brakcmcn did
not notify the officials of the Jacksonville.
Mitchell and indianapolis railroad of their
intended action until the trains were ready
to start. Yesterday afternoon. after much
trouble, the 3 o'clock train was got ont in
charge of the master mechanic of the road.
The strike will cause suspension of all
freight and night passenger trains.
Arrangements have been made To run
out daily two passenger trains in charge of
engineers not belonging 10 the union.
The general superintendent thinks Ivy
Monday he will be able to resume a por-
ton of the freight trains.
At INDIANAPoLIs.
INDIAEArOLIS, Dee. -.
The train which left here on the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad last
night, was thrown from the track outside
of the city by an open switch and aban
doned.
The regular Louisville train last night
went through. No train arrived from
Louisville since o'clock last night.
There were no trains either way on Tho
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis roa(
since 10 o'clock yesterday. The train duo
here at 6 o'clock last evening is reported al
Bradford Junction.
\ large crowd is about the depot. Ne
serious Disturbances are reported at Logans
port this morning. No particulars re-
ceivcd.
CoIUMBUS, o.. Dee. -.
Up to midnight no violence or particular
trouble occurred by reason of the strike ot
the engineers. The railroad authorities to
night shipped five hundred cartridges Il
Bradford Junction for the use of the sheriff
of Dark county. There has been a consulta
ton with the state authorities relative {,
calling out the militia for duty in case they
are needed, but up to this hour no call
| have been made.
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RECOMMENDED FOR PARDON.

National currency outstanding S3iS. ASS
500
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EMOVAL-T office of the Equit-
IN able Life Assurance oaiety Is now re-
moved TO the Baxter National Bank building.
A desirable protective Investment, can DC 81.
applying to 4, u. M nn,1a,, n,
doc2idSwlt Seherm AGENT "u''"n'' Y"
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Christmas Murders.
IL CANADA

DORCHESTER, Ont, Dc. 81.
During drunken row, Christmas day,
at McMollan's tavern, between colored and
white men, one Of the latter, named Bell,
was stabbed and killed. Several of 'hc
parties concerned were arrested.
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ARRAY AT GRovEroN, y. II.
LANCASTER, n. H., Dee.

LANCASTER, n. H., Dee. 81
A serious affray occurred at Groycton,
ten miles north of here, Christmas evening.
Two well known despcradocs, an lrishman
by the name of Michael .O'Lcary, and Il
Frcnchman by the name of Blackwell, both
intoxicated, visited house of questionable
reputation occupied by one Gonya, n
Frcnchman and his son. The visitors
making considerable disturbance were or
dered to leave, which they did, but soon re-
turned, armed with clubs, and broke in the
door. Gonya and his son attempted To pre-
vent them from entering when the latter
was struck with club by O'Leary, re-
ceiving injuries from which he has since
died In the fracas which ensued O'Lcary
was struck on the head with club by n
female inmate of the house, while the ell
der Gonya attacked Blackwell with an axe,
burying it in his side above the hip. inilict-
ing a probably fatal wound. \ warrant
has been issued for O'Leary's arrest.
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TIE STRIKE IN rESNsyLvANlA,


The following communication was fur
nishcd the agent Of the associated press to-
night;
The strike now in operation on the leased
lines of the Pennsylvania railroad company
is in direct violation of the rules Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. My
advice to every member of the Brotherhood
that has quit work on account of the strike
is to go to work at once and use every in
hucnce in their power to induce all persons
engaged in the strike to resume work and
desst from any interference with the com
pany's property or men, My opinion is
that no dishonOr will he attached to any
man who accepts situation from the
Pennsylvania railroad company during
their present difficulties.
(Signcd,) CHARLES WILSON,
Grand Chief Engineer