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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
s.SpnCe Wore Unto g Breach,

Won't the negro Smyth tell whether
he did really : it in the parlor of Lead
ing Republican of this city, and eat
guests Or has he not yet had time
to reply. Was the hou-e situ..ted on
S cond street. aud was the host IL the
occasion au ex-Judgr? We pause fer
4 reply
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
MODEM, Rsc HARRISON g. co.

November rs. 1873
COMMERCIAL EPIrONE.-Tra .
the past week has been very good, and
the general markets have been active,
especially SO among the jobbing
houses up town. Along the wharf
business has not been SO large in tn }
aggregate, as it was week ago, ow
ing to the depression of the cotton and
naval store market, but enough has
been done to create a moderately ac-
tive movement, ard the TRANSACTIONS,
for the week exhibits Fl respectable
footing.
Cotton continues to increase in re-
eeipt and the stock Is sufficiently large
to admit of free transactions. Naval
stores have Teen less firm aud in some
ms ances have declined. The export
movement, however, c ,utihues large
and the shipments for the week fo0.s
mp cotton 6. 90 bales; spirits turpen-
tine TSJ casks: rosin 8,4S1 bbls; crud :
turpentine 126 hhl-; tar sos bbls
againse cotton 2 .676 bales; Spirits tur-
pentine 3,29S cssk rJsIu 10, $50 bbls;
crude tLrpentine rs bbls; tar $50
bbis for last week.
The chief features of tie market, aud
the changes of prIc of most of the
leading products aud N 'nufactures for
the week. were as foi:owS:
co CTON-The crIrse Of the market
has tended toward lower basis of
prices throughout tue present week,
bus holders Lave b-en bAck~ ard to
WELD 20 ii decline, and the tran sactions
III this staple have been res7r cted. Ga
Monday the Official quotations ~ere rs
duo I CEN. Since when no changes
hav3 occurred. At the ouse to-day
fhe re Is moderate gain Of strength,
aud stocks sre now pretty firmly held
for higher quotations.. Our factors
this season have made epeciai eff ,rts
to induce increased attention the :
eigh trade to the advantages Of THE
market as affording excellent facilities
FOR direct shipments Oh through bills
Of ladiDg, at relatively low rates of
freight and a much larger trade III Il
son is anticipated for this market than
during the previous year.
The receipts for the week were
4.OSl bales, exports 6.O66. Stock in
yard and atioat 5,8j7 bales.
The general cotton movement for
the week was as f)llnw:
For the week ending the total re-
celpts have rea ,hed l49 4I4 tl-e
against rs, pa bales last week, 40,
645 bales the pre*'ous week. and I47.
345 bales three w.,eks since. IN Xxi <
the total receipts since the LIT If Sep
TENDER, 1875, 1.u65.2i8 bat,s. against
9iu.2 bales TO th-. same pcr.pd If
1874 ehowiug an Increase since =, ps.
l, 1875, of 1O4,6 y bates.
The exports II the week end. <,
zach total of 81, ::9 b.ie>. Of winch
o. oo4 "eIe e. 20 S ere d .,"'l, 10. ~ 30
Ia,a. du1i i 20 n. W ,.-s' % ,"s NI''i-
I'nen eoe W." ~ one ''o' DO 'ii'"9 'p arr
LON T oAo o' A. a,
Ine io5.o"ine are VII ''hc'a! "a ia
tions 'oAS
Ordinary ............1
GOOD OtdlnaIy.:...... Nominal
strict (TDU1 OF.1Q4TY.
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A WelE-Merilrd Snccesa

As c0ntr asied with TO tunate cheri.tanism
wall-m erited SUCCESS is ess frequent tn an 1t
ought to be. fufery, blatant arser tion and
coined communications, too often, for in
stance, give an epheneral roI u arltv to N edi-
ciaal C mp pounds in~riEsicall7 vcrthl ss at the
expense OF really deserving remedies, and TO
the g'i-vous detr!ma ut OF the rick. H ,stetter's
Stoma' Bitter, tonic alternative VIII Oh has
achieved one OF the bet me,it AM m vt sig.
nal suc"' eses of the mir. teenth century, las
newer relied upon such methods OF MAJ ufac-
turing a reputation. nor has the compel ition OF
counterfeit tonics ever affected Its 1er u-ation
IN tue s IN est degree That It Ia the best
remedy for nal a, and the s'irtst s2fegaa
against 1t; that Is erai'ca es dysIe 1sia, bill
iousuess, cons alton, di der OF the kidneys
and ladder. and thu 10 s C ,uses which pro-
duce weskness, are Implicit and vel founded
beliefs with the g,eat body OF the Az erica
peOpie,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

IF you haven't business, advertise;
If YOU hav bu-iness, advertise. Pee
pie go 10 places that are advertised,
and they go by those that are not. A
place that advertises is known to the
world TIA which doa not is only
known to few that N ~ pass it, AID
pretty much everybody does the latter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
Co.nty commissioners.

Tie Board OF County Commission
,ra met III special session yesterday
eveniue 1T O'Clock at the court room,
present J. G. Wagner, Chairman and
Commissioners a. Il Morris, and Sta
c-y NanAnringe.
Tie chairman explained the object
OF the meeting to consider the follow
ing communication from Gov. Brog-
den, calling a special term Of the SUI
pc! ior Court OF New Hanover County,
to convene il this city on the LIST Mon
day III December.
The o.der OF Gov. Brogden is as
follows
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
EALEIGH, Nov. IL 1873
10 tn, Chairman Of the Bpard If
(u}llstY Commissioners o. Aet0
ILln0rfY County.
Sinh accordance with Sect II
i1tu IiGle 2, Code If Civil Procedure,
beng ctapttr u. Battles RrNlsAl,
and upon The Recommendation OF tue
Bolrtl If County COMMISSIONS
lOu are IL Il Nv no! -Iit "a 'l1|i Il t(I't-
ci.,l relm If the Superior Cpnrt ter
the tsp! Of evil cases viii
he Lc.d / r ;ha County of New HA =
o-cr I'll NJ. ,lry the 6'h day Of De
cenlhar 1870, and continue until the
D,!siue=s - disposed Of,
Very Res pectfuIiy,
&. II. BGoGDEN,
GDvtILOr.
The fo1Ioai"g veuire was drawn for
he So, c;nI Term, ~ John F. Jar
rtil. joE'. Mau:der, ", |. Gore, Il.
5. Radcliffe ID. Green waid, :. A
Craig, J. Il Lippltt, Fl, Grot-
gen, \ MORGAN. \! ego G. Hill.
va = - @. in IN Henderson,
:. ". NI"iE, Go. Harriss, j. IL. Nc
-. IT., f. ". i]eyer, j. W. Nicholson,
f NJ: vor. +. Mcbride, J. G Inns
d~n, r ". Foster, J, Ii. Handy, and
G III mi ton
Tie following order was passed.
Orderrd that the matter of r, p iirs
on Tie J e,tcr in the Couuy Jail be re-
far~cd to the Chairman with power TO
act.
Tha Board then adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

" N
market for this article has been dull
throughout, and the tone weak, with
prices to-day q cents lower than at the
opening of the week. Buyers have
acted with caution in handling the AZ
tiole End have taken only such lots Is
were necessary for immediate purposes
At the CLOSE to-day the market is
nominal at 35 cents The sales for the
week we've 892 casks. The Receipt.
for the week were 1900 casks. Ex-
ports 795 casks. Stock in var and
ahoat 1901 casks.
CRUDE TURPENTINE, This
market has ruled steady all the past
week aud there was no change of fig
ures. The receipts were taken with
ont hesit.tiou by consumers and at the
close to-day the market is steady at
$3.50 for hard and $50 for yellow dip
aud virgin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
l1ll!!Ni!!.Itto1l 9ollI::
Tpe Ea'sisn . ,,..r '',s .,c"r'... -
.,uteraassiT h'ie.

a.
IRE "..,,nu-rn fs"csr'i'."
,utersa.unseut hire.
,t.r. If the Raleigh light
ne - l-..r.,7.nv express tic most
Irfan'ry Con 'n| ,r;+, +,,.,r ,r.n
- hanu3fd satfl.'
" rl;ngtOn last "eeh h"eIlhP
- 1-.rfoh lizards ~ ,r"ldsbfro o.:
the +to ~, conpan.cs arrived
TUESDAY .-,t Oh n-o,.o -,
a. u lining Oh 'o"'
,,.r.t hY the NlImn 6toh Af'i'iTiy
T tfv companies, and from
aD' ,..t;l t}e denartr7re of the
th ''-i.' ,,a E,,d.o ,,.,r,,;,,e,
visiting c'l-P
IN II entertainments ~ ''' ''''i.''S "a 'ile
..za-s ana he mltttary II " Io.ihg-
II tne m st eajpvabie and
tol ,,..r.,..., the CIV ba;no
b'n''e''''. ill.,,
i+.ra. y Ptt'+u al 'i'''i '''S P"NHi'
.. ,h-a, arrival al Eiremcn's Hal
~. .,73v night thfy we're wsie"mrd by
:! ar II. p TrVtn". OF lie Winning
.,''If.r ", vhtch WIS p 'opd"d i"
~ C.,t NHn'y they W., bars tc!i"d
i. EaH If Tie ii Ok ahd Lsddcr
r ,..a.v. WntcE had been ARA. geo
= p, t. trys ni@l.'" AID r
w. h., IT, i'sHT@nT bong tl'e Spe-
-. guests ot 'he ''ijn'l"2'"n AItIilfr!
l.s.... N.l!y i GG"rHe thpt OF jhe
:. larry Company,
G.uy-t! = the contest for
I...1 ili,ti crn!nEiay took place at
H. a. :rt;r,.sl, "a lie presence #
Tx .,,..+ - Tia. Il liz !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
Foreign Exports.

Oar foreign shipments in cotton are
assuming quite III important piace IN
orr trade Lust week two cargoes
amounting To -,21t bales were shipped
dire CT, while there are nov FIVE ve-- els
I0.dirg with cotton at the Compress
fcG foreign lii ment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

IISIS rIAN ADV DCA rE-.ys,i OF the
J Methodist Church in North Car Or o 1Ral-
eIgh. =. u. R-v. j. g. Boboi t., eui eFH nd
pro2-t<tSI. Qaa year 81 3oA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
Carolina Central Railway

= The New York World of the 18th
iustaut says:
''In tie suit Of Horat;o G.. Onder-
donk against the Carolina Central Rail
way Company an attachment against
ELL tue property OF the company to he
found in this State was granted W. d.
,-dsy by Judge Barnard, of the New
York supreme court. the company
having d, faulted in paying the interest
on $l43 600 OF its bonds held by the
plaintiff.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

hhtlreiy rewritten by the ablest writers on
every subject. Printed from new rvne and
Illustrated with Several Thousand Enara-
wings and Maps.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

Upon the ad iournment of the Stock
holders meeting, the Directors met
and elected Col J. B. Palmer and W.
T. Walters Vice Presidents, and J. W.
Thompson Secretary and Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13
The Nam lIanulaotureFs.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb, lO.-The
National AsaociGtiOn. Of Nail Manutact-
urers met this evening at the COntinen-
tai Hotel for the purpose Of receiving
the report ofthe Secretary, Mr.. Holden,
and discussing the condition Of the trade.
In consequence OF the Convention Of the
Western Branch Of the association hav-
ing been called at Wheeling, West Va,
for tomorrow, the attendance ysssmalL
consisting mainly Of gentlemen from
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and the New England States. No for
NAL reference was made to the regulation
Of prices, that matter being left to the
various local associations 10 determine;
and no action was taken toward anchor
ating the condition VI business, The
nail trade istioI0rnel by the stats Of the
iron market, and the latter being de-
pressed To an almost unparalleled extent,
tho nail manufacturers are sufferers with
the iron, masters, and prices were, at the
CuUllUellGtultltW VI tue YEAR MY Sulltn IfSA
keg lower than they have been ut any
time since the war. The Curtailment IN
New England has been general and cx-
tensive, but in the West manufacturers
have continued produptioW as fully ;as
possible, and llOw have large RtoCkS.bn
hand, far above present demands. The
report Of the Secretary made the follow.
ing exhibit at tho beginning Of the pre-
sent year, compared with the previous
period: Production, 1872, $O7G, ,329 1873,
$i,O2l,7Ol; 1874, $i,3Sl ,2BO. Stock on
hand Jan. J, 1873, $lS1, ,08e !. .Jah{ |, 1874,
$3OO,S30 Jan. |, 1875, $26O,47l, The
stock at present, Us shown above, Is not
more than sufficient to meet one months
demand in a, prosperous seqapn, and
should revival in trade ocUtF lin thn
near future, the market would be IN a
healthy state to meet II. Although West
ern manufacturers have endGavOrcd to
form local combinations similar to those
in the East, no organization has yet been
effected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13
NEW ORLEANS.
TuE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS,

New ORLEANS, February l2,-ThC
Conservative caucus to-day on the mo,
tion to appoint committee Of three to
draw up q plan OF compromise, to be sub,
mitted TO the Hahn House failed to We
cure asecond. A motion was then made
to adjourn Hins de, which failed. The fol
lowing resolution was offered;
Resolved, That We do now adjourn sub
ject to the call Of the Speaker, Hon. I. A.
an %o oath tor to roirain G from many any independent
action in his representative capacity as
regards the Hahn House, during such nd
iournment,
On motion all the resolutions offered
were laid on the table. A motion to go
into executive session was carried, it be-
ing intimated that something important
was to be brought before the caucus rela-
tive to adjustment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13
The RepubIienn CauCus.

WAsHINaroN, February l2,-At an I'D.
jourhed Republican .caucilS to.nightthSr II
were not more than fifty or'sixty mem.
befs Of the House Of Representatives and
no Senators. The discussion commenced
Oh the motion made last night by Smith Of
Virginia, " strike out Ol ple bill report.
ed from The cauCtis COnIlnittee the AactiOh
making the carrying or exhibiting Of
arms Ut Southern polls for the purpose
OF intinlidating voters, etc., penal Of
tense. The ground Of objection urged by
Smith VIVA that The section drew dis.
tinCtiOn between the North and theSOnill
In that respect.
Willard, Of Michigan, ITalG Of Maine
and Smith Of Virginia favored the motion.
Walls lcolOred) Of Florida, made u yiO.
lent speech igrIihst tic motion to strike
OH. 'lTe Vas followed by 'freamainc and
KassOn III the same side. The motion tO
strike out the section was finally adopt.
ed by ~ VERY large majority. The bill
a. llia aniuntled Was tlGm directed
to be reported to the House. II author.
izes the President TO suspend tue writ Of
hAbeas corlhIsfn certain cases, condition!
ally increases tho election machinery as
applicable To The Southern States, and
visits with severe penalties all violations
Of ia provisions. The discussion deyeI.
opcd the fact that Onc-half Of those pros.
ent would not be bound by the action Of
the caucus. Pierce; IIawley Conn
and others openly declared they
would vote as they pleased when the bill
came before, the House. Garfield took
very strong ground against the bill, do.
clafing that II II should be passed II
would mean third Presidential term, TO
which he was totally opposed. Speaker
Blaine followed In speech, taking Il
similar viow Of the question. Shanks was
In favor OF the bill without adulteratiOn.
The cahcus was not harmonious several;
members declaring that the bill, II pass
ed into law, would In tho highest degree
prove Injurious to the Republican party.
The Democrats and several other gentle
men who opposed the bill Inst night werc
not present. During tho evening rlllm.
Der Of gentlemen left the caucus before
the conclusion had been reached, The
meeting was continued till Alter mid.
NIGHT. A.,cF E.E. l,. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13
February s, 1875.
rlIlsr coNnnrssloNAL nIsrnlrr.

FlNdE GAlFAthfSE5lbNAh utslhlfl'
Election October, 1874; Majority for
Ilcn Wilson, democrat, lBS,
Appropriations grand total for first
district-$l ,57S,5Sl ~,
Governors elected from first district
Foreman, Stevenson.
United States Senator's from FIRST dis.
trict-Carlyle, BOrcman, Van Winkle.
Judges Of Court Of Appeals from first
lliStrict-liarriSon, Paul, Huffman, Max.
we'll
State Institutions IN FIRST district -.
State Capitol, from 1861 to 1870, State
l'cnitenllary, LunatiC Asylum, Normal
School at West Liberty, Normal School
Glenyille.
The tirst district haa also u Custom
House at Wheeling, and Custom House
Of Parkersburg; constructed ut the public
expense, and also the Judge Of the Dis.
trict Court Of the United States. '
SECOND DCOEGRrSsI0NGL DISTRICT.
Election Of lS7l-MajOrity for Charles
]. Faulkner, democrat, zoos.
Appropriations (gra4d tolal) second
district-$20O,SGO.
Governors elected from second district
-FarnswOrth, PierrepOint, Jacob.
United States Senators from second dis
riet-WaitmRn I. Wiley, Henry q.
Davis. tt.
Judges Of Court Of Appeals from sec
Ond district-Berksllire, Raymond.
State Institutions IN second district
West Va. University, Institution q Deal,
Dumb and Blind, Falrmont Normal
School, ShepherdstOwn Normal Scno0I.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Election October, 1S74-MajOrity for
Frank Hereford, democrat, 6.77p.
Appropriations grand total -$49,-
7lO S2.
Governors elected from 3d district
None.
United States Senators from 81 district
Nome.
Judges Of Court of Appeals from ID
district-lIrown and MOUrG.
State Institutions In 81 distriCt-Mar.
shull College, (presented to the State by
citizens Of Cabell county State House,
Constructed by citizens Of Charleston
andilsed by the State free Of rent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13

WAsntNaroN, February 12.-'fhe Com
mittec on banking and Currency at their
meeting to-day settled the bank note
printing controversy. 4 vote to haye
one impression printed. outside Of The
Treasury Department was lost by 8 yeas
to 0 nays, aud the proposition to have two
impressions printed outside waS agreed
to. This Is 10 apply not only to national
bank notes but 10 greehbaCks. A majori.
ty of the committee favor distinctive
papCr for oil government securities, and
leave it discretionary with the Secretary
Of the Treasury what class Of paper u
shall be. The subject Of water.proO6ng
notes wAs ordered 10 be referred by the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 q skilled
committee Of experts, who shall report
as to whether II Is available, and II so,
what isa fair equivalent. The commit.
Ice took no action on the printing Of post
office aud revenue stamps and Of ftac.
tiUnal currency, which will leave lhe
printing where Il Il now, divided betweeh
ihe Treasury and private firms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13
,fns s+1':yItt''t)'aHS H.,s9IIagIYrs;l '9II,agI

uITrLB ItOUk,S FeDfnhfy' I2-SOmu
time since 100 Gx.licderaI soldiers pub
lishc,l II statement that II reign Of terror
existed IN this State, and that they had
carried their lives In their hands for ten
years. On the PRONUNCIATION Of this state.
inenl Gov Garland directed tho PrOsecut.
ing Attorney 10 have the parties SUM
mpnGl,before I'D, grand jllfy, tIien IN ses.
sion, Anlif tl.efadb' rs stated were l6tluJ
tO R true, that tho gully parties be pros.
CCuted. lie also sent special messHge
10 the Legislature advising the enactment
Of more severe laws than arc now con.
tainCd IN the statute books for the pun.
ishment Of Ku.KIux, IN Case II was
thought the laws was not already sulli.
Cionily severe. The reportofth grind
jury Il published to-day, IN which they
state that about forty Of tho party were
examined and the jury was not able after
diligcnL questioning, to find single in.
stance in, (which any man had been de.
privGd Of Ills right 10 vote, or any other
right, but, on the contrary, unusual quiet
prevailed.
The report concludes as follows! The
charges made az to intimidation and ter.
rOriSm were conicssediy based not upon
personal or positive information, but
merely upon public rtnlors and news
paper eports, and the evidence rs TO the
existence Of secret organization known
o. The White League, or any similar or.
ganisution, amounted to absolutely moth.
fng. We could find but one man who
knew, OF any one said 70 belong TO such an
Organization, 1uGd, up6h Slmlaoning tlIe
Rafty sctuAed ws iotthd that the organi2as
tlOn to which he belonged, and upon
which was based the rumor Of his being
a White Lcpguer, was the Knights Of
I'ytIlias, an Order similar lis character
to Masonry and Odd FellowPhip. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13
WHEELING WEST VA SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 49, 1875
NEW YORK.



New YoRK, February l2,-Communl.
cation with Brooklyn is suspended owing
to the accumulation Of ice in the East
River. Brooklyn in consequence has u
monopoly OF to-day's developments in the
NltOn- BCecher trial.
A telegram from Brooklyn states that
on the opening Of the city Court this
morning the announcement was made
that VIM. N, Eyarts, chief counsel for the
defense, could not reach the city owing to
the ice In the East River, and the Tilton.
BeechCr trial was adjourned till o'clock.
A messenger has arrived from Brook
lyn with reporters story Of the great
scandal trial to-day. II Is as tOllOwa;
The Brooklyn City Court room was filled
with spectators this morning. BGecher
and vile were early in their seats among
the Plymouth gathering. All the conn'
sel were present except Fyarts, ex-JudgU
Porter and Abbot One Juror was absent,
After waiting half an hour for tho arrival
Of these persons Judge Nelson left the
bench. At lP.M. the missing persOIiSi
had not made their appearance IN Court,
AT 2O'cloCk the Judge resumed his
seat on the bench and the spectators WIN
went out In the interval crowded again
into the court room. Tho tulljury was
present.
Mr.. EvarA appeared with Mr.. Abbot
and Gx.Judge Porter. They had been de-
tanned for about two hours in the ferry
boat, which had got locked IN the leo in
mid.strcam, TillOn resumed his place on
the witness stand and ConyerSed with the
stenOgraphic reporters at his side. Mr..
Evarls aud Mr.. Beach assembled the bench
and Conyersed In low tOnG for q few
minutes with Judge Nelson. After they
had stepped down Mr., Eyarts addressed
the Court, and explained his absence by
stating that his boat was delayed an hour
and half, and he did not wish to be de-
layCd bCyOpd half-past four o'clock this
evening, as he had sOmC important busi.
ness Il transact iOh papers TO be sent 70
Washington. lie therefore asked that
the Court should DO ad iOurned until Mon
day. Mr.. Beach seconded this suggestion
AZ he had some business also TO transact,
The Judge ncquiesCGd and the Court ad'
iunrnet until Monday morning
CHEAP FREIGIITs.
II Is stated that at least ono railroad
linz running from this city to Chicago
has made contracts to carry freight west
al the rate Of 10 cents per hundred
pounds, the contract rate from bal.
limore 10 Chicago since q week ago. The
Saratoga combination Gxed the rate at
81 per hundred pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-13

lSstndying The problem Of rapid transit
in New York Gity,s commiLte Of en-
gihrers has come to The conclusion that 4
railway such a. j desired necessary may
be buitt and equipped for 100000 pet
mile. To make an Investment Of tli.
sum profitable IL Ia Estimated that 3,5O0r
OU6pnsSenseES hhitt be carried uyet bacl
mile Of tho roadway during the year, and
that each passenger must bring TO the
company one and ohe-HiLh cents. Tie
horse car railways during the year 1877
carried over ii4,OOO,OOO passengers and
this fact inspires the people of New
York City with the belief that rapid
tranIit tailtay wOPtdi pay Agd tIey
live inlke hope bfsduetiay ehjdying IL
advantages,
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The joint ballot to-day was Walker 2l,
Camden ", Price IS, Brannon 5, Dan
johnson 3, scattering 8.
Several efforts were made 10 continue
the joint session until q nomination was
made, but all failed, The Walker men
are determined to stick to the caucus, II
is their only hope, lnthe caucus tonight
nothing was done, but fllibuSting efforts
were made to destroy the secret ballot, but
all failed, No ballot wAs taken because
the opposition was afraiaphpt WakSr
would be nominated. They arC deter.
mined to defeat him II in their power to
do 30. II the caucus nOminstes nj all ho
will bo the man.
The substitute for the Capital bill was
defeated to-day by u voIs,of % to 30, mud
thctllISasorderad % Stbird reading by
lleSaale Sote.5 SltRih Pass tomorrow.
Another motion was made for Cabell's
release before the Court Of Appeals, but
when apparent that ii would be rejected,
It was Withdrawn An application will
now be made to sOue Circuit Judge.
While the Democrats arc quarreling
over the scnatorship the Republicans are
giving their attention to the finances Of
The State by thorough investigations,
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