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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

The best assortment Of trunks in Ottawa is at
A. Frank & Co., 81 In salle ct,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06
Baby Notice.

Pine blue dress suits, at NJ. stieiel * Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

The council very appropriately followed the
Main street bridge question by ordering the city
treasurer to pay some 5000, the result Of a dam
age suit brought by Mrs. Howe for injuries sus
tanned on account Of a man trap on Columbus
street several years since
The usual amount Of sugar to city employees
was then dishcd out in dao and regular form
and the council adjourned for two weeks.
Finr blue dress suits at VI Stieiel Y Cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

70 Cts.

sent to the NEW YORK 4 ORIENTAL TEA
COMPANY will Insure by return mail, one pound
III excel, M uolong, loung yson. English br, ak
last, Japan or Mixed Teas. such is usually retail
ri al ;! 81 10 SIS per pouEl.
IT l. \ FACT NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
that by recent arrangement of the Post Office.
small quantities merchandise ar, now conveyed
Il, charges considerably less than tlosr ol the cx-
press companies he cost On pound OF 1,a
Dcng cts. only
The New York AMI Oriental Tea Company IL
taking IA Vantage os THIS EX fRAORDIN NARY
fACILl ~ ana is supplying lis customers in nil
parts OF the nitel States with the finest
LtIllll.rfll NJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
Mount Union CoI1ege-Its Distinctive
Features and LaIe mprovements.

The winter term closing il larger than any
former. attendance Departments past Year.
l3s, total from ongIn OF IUiicyc lU,b.4 whom
,,, nave Taught i,sJllc schoOis-a tnIrd being
dies Inc I,cI.ranIenis- ancient and IuO4ern
tlassic3i, the TnllO-ophlc, ScI-ntlnc COMMERCIAL
Muslca, ine Art, Normal ana rreparAtory--s
uu-urI PASSED ia modern racilities and competent
rrO4c,>s,gs. GERMAN trvucA may be elect d luI
Latin or Grecs Among the distinctive features,
are entire lbyrIy ia e cnVicc OI studies courses
prOuIlll To pf;ttt Suue-, equal arill-S..n
OI i'iIeS onscci-tcacIhg ~ the Use Oi Apparatus
aud Natural Specimens, economy ia stu"Vats cX-
ici.Scs. Superior Literary SOcsetHs, InrIStian but
nOn-.-Cftar4an ANA nOn-part-zsI; three regular
college terms ana -lecIal inter Term, staaent-
aCa 90 think, act anu govern themselves; spcclai
cart Ot the hatlth, morals ANA cOIIOTt, well rs
tine instruction OF stuucnts. Apparatus and
MUSICIANS wUrJA Sz!y 300 up, To illustrate Apply
All SfusiicS Superior advantages IA vocal
strEmenTd Muse, also CoIninefclal sci,nce. over
2,D" stthienis instructed IN ti.ls Commercial OF
Business school under TIE college Charter, sat
I~;actorly iiiIng good situations. NJ. tuIOn Col
ic,,t' u purely panthFOpc; It's pro ty estimated
al s+i5. 1910 obtained Dy uuIa,iOn and leia IL
trust tor the Education benefits OF stuucnts, ena-
blss any Der-oa of either rcciy OBTAIN thor
Ous-h illustrative instruction in any study. col
lee having erected and lurIi-Ial buildings Tor
extensive boarding accommodations, regulates the
price Oi Students DOar,. and -.
per week-ciub and -etl-boaTs, in families or at
college Building, AT less rates. Tuition il ans de-
parlmcn', II bal trlle. ihis College assists il.
students To j support. bOtl by IL. economical Plan
ot boarding. ny the arrangement its Spring,
summer and Fall Terms, beginning the last Tues
day IA tc1rIary, middle oil May AMI last Tuesday
Ia August, which enables students to earn Ia. IT
college expenses by teaching curing the winter,
Without iooslng Time from their tolege Glasses;
While special /. inter enn, beginning last Tues
day ia November, accommodates Students not
teaching. he can tor competent teachers Is equal
10 the supply. MI Union is healthy moral, Access
slbie heligious tone OF community, especially
coud- For Cataiocfe, address, frcs %. y. HaIf--
horn, L. a. ID, II mon, or Alliance q. students
can enter al any time, at proportional rates. All
ter arriving al the tnion Depot, al Alliance, Stark
Comfy OIIo-fhis being the junction OF the Pitts
burg ri. wayne ~ chicago, and the cleveland,
Pittsburgh n wheeling Railroads the omni-
Dns. anu fifteen minutes ride brings students and
baggage to the conImodOus College Building
dnd Boarding tails. Thus, we this live Col
lego IL eGllncntly progressing and useful The late
Chlei Justice Chase, one 0I its Trustees, urged
that Mount Union college,, with its ncf
eiiires, can and should freely extend It's
fagts to vastly more OF our coadtry's young men
and somen.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
Argos stems.
by "BRIMsTONE. "

BY "BRIMSTONE.
We alher mOderaiing.
--Sleighing played out
Sickness on the increase; but not so
fatal as during the early part of the win
ter.
-ProiIacted meeting going on under
the supervision of Rev. o. r. Beebe
"A lad some six or eight years old,
(son of Allen Whaley.) had his leg bro
ken, last Sunday, while wrestling with
another boy.
Jack frost has played havock with
fruit and potatoes. having penetrated ev-
cry cellar and cave in this vicinity.
Ground frozen to the depth of four
feet, which is said to be deeper than for
l 4 years previous.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold
weather for some time past, there was
one day in January 1873, that the mercu-
ry was four degrees lower than at any
time this winter.
If reports be true, Rochester has a
sensation in the way of a shooting ailray,
mixed up NTH 4 sprinkling Of scandal.
"A brother of Mrs Leland, from Da-
cotah is visiting his sister here-He does
not seem to think Dacotah the garden
spot of the world, but says that in many
localities, it is well adapted to agricJltur-
al purposes; especially for raising wheat,
oats, barley aud potatoes. He thinks
however the country better adapted for
stock raising. than farming. The cOun
try is being rapidly settled up; some days
last summer as high as one hundred fam
lilies arrivin. at the present terminus OF
the North Pacific RAILROAD.
Up to the present time, there is moi
much interest being manifested in the
protracted meeting, now in session: but,
Mr.. BeeSe is IA gentleman of energy and
ability. and may in the future accomplish
"a great work. By the fearless and indie
pendent manncr in which he treats on all
subjects considered derogatory 10 moral
lily and religion, he has raised up toi
himself many admirers. among those who
belong 10 no religious sect or denomina
ton.
1t is supposed that ere long "Franb
Shutdown" will take the field rs temper
ance lecturer his may surprise some of
his former acquaintance; but, f. 5
knows which side the butter is on.
Go in Frank, but don't do as certain
lecturer did on certain occasion year
or two since-.A word To the wise is suiii
cient
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
Bourbon Items.
BY -" SENECA.

Tho Township Teachers institute.
en- Saturday February Goth, at the NJ T..
Church, in Bourbon, was largely attend
ed, and u very interesting Institute The
teachers and trustees of Bourbon Town
ship, rendered their waTmest thanks to
Prof. Alien, and other teachers of the
School of Bourbon corporation. Also,
10 Prot Chase. Baily and Prescott, Of the
plymouth schools; also. To Prof. Eng
lish, of Ohio, and Others who kindly Wis
tied and assisted the working of said In
stitutc, which made it very interesting.
We understand that a murder took
place IN Rochester, on Saturday night
John Wallace, = son of the Mr. wallace
who keeps the Wallace House, at that
place, wen. To the residence ola Mr. Van
debar, with three other Young men, and
were sitting in their sleigh in front of the
house; and Mr. Nandcharr came to the
door and shot Mr. Wallace, with heavy
lsaded shot gun, killing him instantly
We learn the only cause or pretense OF
the murder was some imaginary wrone
that Mr.. Vandekarr com plained of gains,
some of the party.
1t is warm and the snow is fast melt
ing
Tho winter has been very cold-a
fine time for saw mill men To stock their
mill yards with logs 1t is estimated
that Acker d Co, and Barnaby have at
present time $4,000 worth of logs in
their two mill yards. at Bourbon-iargcst
lot If logs ever obtained in one winter.
The United Brethren are carrying on
protracted meeting at Etna Green.
The Grand jury which was in ses-
sion, as we are inforn.edlrefused TO fine a
bill of indictment against William Jack
son, who was in Jail at Plymouth, on
charge of attempting to burn some of the
business houses, at Inwood.
John J. Parks returned home to
Bourbon on last week, from the Rush
Medical College, in Chicago. We under
stand he graduated.
MIR. II. d. Weaver and wife, are on o
visit at Bourbon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
l.arm ont Items.
BIT JUNO.

b1 bDNO.
While the people in localities not far
distant from here, have been suffering
from diseases of various kinds, many of
whom have bid farewell To all things
terrestrial, the people of Marlnont have
abundant reason To render praise and
gratitude for the blessed season of health
they have enjoyed.
We trust that the modern Prophets
and weather prognosticators will for
ever here after holl their peace.
Pursuant To previous announcement,
the citizens of MmmOnt, and vicinity, as
sembled at tho school house Saturday
night last, for the purpose OF organizing
literary society. On motion of Ira s.
Baker, j. s. Bernhisel was called To the
chair, and b. w. s. Wiseman was made
Secretary. The necessary steps were Ia
Ken to complete the organization at a
meeting to be held next Saturday even
ing. The subject agreed upon Tor discus
sion next Saturday eveningis
RESOLVED that there is more honor
due Lafayette than tn Washington, foI
services rem Tered during the Revolution
airy War. a general invitation To al 10
attend the meetings.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
BY BOLYFRANCIk.

February 22d, 1915.
Go TO Mr.. j. Singlers for all of your
Dry goods.
Mr. s. Garfield is lying very sick
with lung fever He is under the treat
ment OF DIR. T.. III. Pocock. We hope Ia
see him out with his friends III shorl
time.
Rev. NJ. Douglass and lady started
TO their home in the south part of this
state on last Wednesday. Mr.. Douglass
is pastor of the ~ f. Church and a
faithful worker in the cause of the adj.
vancement OF christianity.
Mr. G.. w Burnett has fitted up his
Restaurant and is prepared to accommo
date any ole with a good meal on short
notice
Our young friend A. Baldwin has
contracted with w. J. Gordon 10 act a.
agent in the grape business.
For the last ten days Hill Bro have
had an immense lot OF logs drawn L
their mill yard. and are at work almost
night and day TO cut them up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
A CARD.

4 Clergyman. while residing in South America,
as missionary, discovered safe and simple RENE
dy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the whole train OF disorders brought on by bane-
ful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by de-
sire TO benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, viii
send the receipt for preparing and using this med
icine, in a sealed envelope, TO any one who needs
II, FREE OF CHAEGE. Address,
JOSEPH II. INMAN
Station ID. Bible House,
March 10, 'si-ly. New York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
THE YOUNG FOLKS MoyTuLY

THE YOU'VE FOLKS MONTHLY, one
of the largest and cheapest magazines that
is published for the young people costs
including postage SLIGO per year. The
before the first of May gift of an order
on d. NJ. Ferry & Co.. the well known
seeds men of Detroit Mich. for twelve of
their ten-cent packets of Seeds, either
vegetable or flower, or both, post paid,
and also copy of their beautiful illus
tr,lred Seed Annual for 1875. from which
TO make up lists of seeds. Single num-
bers of the magazine are 10 cents. but a
sample copy, with further particulars, if
desired, will be sent Tor cents. Address
II. N. F. LEWIS, Publisher, Chicago, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

The President says he has no inten
ton oI calling an extra session 81 Con.
ggrSs.
An anti-secret society CONVEX ton is
bein; held In Mansfield, OHIO. several
distinguished gentlemen are delegates.
The Masons tendciel them the use oi
their hail.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
Great Need Of the Times

is PURE TEA AT A Low PRICE: and as We are deter
mined 10 Ibis ned il il ycur interest to
hep us by sending on your orders at once.
pf See our Price List.
Oolong (BlaCkl ~, 81. 60. +. st 20 cts per pound
Mixed Green aud 81; ck) - So. 6s,. -. best sc.
Japan Il nccOIed) 81. 80. ~, best 81 OF pound.
Imperial Green g. ~. 81, 81 "a. 81 %
Young lyson tGreenl ~, 60, 90 best 81 90.
GunpowdeT N'reen) sI.uu. best Sl.25
English breakfast Black ca, ~, ~, best s. 90
- p. =. We have a special quality of very fine
Ooiong and Young iiyson al rs per pound
Any OF these qualities delivered ire, by nail aud
safe delivery guaranteed ON receipt OF prc,.
PLEASE NOTE We deal in nothing that IS IN
SOUND, INJURED, DANAGED or ADULTERATED IN
ANY REsfEcT, even the lowest qualities in the
above list are perfect in their degree, clean, pure
and u'linjured in every particular.
eve WANT ACTIVE AND RELIABLE
AGENTS EVERYWHERE, 10 whom spria in
ducements offered. The business is honorable
and respectable Dung and Old, kich and = DOR,
Male and Female, can get up clubs and SCI as
Agents. Send Tor circular and begin at once.
Address,
New York Oriental Tea Company,
3s vesey Street, New York.
nl3-2rnos-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State OF Indiana, Marshall comfy. IS.
In the Marshall Circuit Court
April term, A. ID. 1915.
Jennette Gibson,
vs.. Divorce and Alimony.

JlIntS D. NnIlfOn.
T>HE plsinsiff in the above entitled cause By
Il VIM. B. Hess. ESQ.,. her attorney. has filed II,
my Office he complaint against the defendant, and
IL appearing by the affidavit of a competent per-
son that the defendant James b. Chlson is non
resident of the State of Indiana: he is therefore
hereby notified of the filing and tendency of said
complaint against him, ana that unless he appear
aud answer thereto, before the calling of "a id
be holden at the Court House, in Plymouth, Mar
shall Comfy, Indiana, on the fourth Monday of
April, 1875, said complaint. and the matters and
things therein alleged will be heard and determin-
ed in his abse.Ice. DANIEL MCDONALD,
MS 81. Clerk Circuit Court.
w, b. Hess Plffs Attorney.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
GENUINE TEA,

2d i1ccaGsa command Of capital enables rs
TO IMPORT LARGELY FOR CASH, and thus to
sell cheap. We buy all teas of the ports of Chi
ma and Japan, and thus save many Intermediate
prOtiis and charges,
Sd. Because havc inaugnrated NEW SYSTEM
OF BUsINE>s. rig rs ID a NEw IDA.
We save the prof.is of ;he middlemrn aud give
them TO our CUSTOMERS Ivy sending direct any
address the finest qualities of "a at Wholesale pr
ceS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
w hOlesalc Prices.

EEASONS WHY yon should orlcr your Teas
from the New York and Oriental Tea Con Iasy.
LIST. Because the Company deals only in FIRE
CNADUITEgATED TEA Ii il Will known tsaxi i'm
mense quantities Oi called Sea aduts ri,
with ia, leaves OF the Willow Hawthorn, aud 9TH. r
trees. and even small stones. particles lead AN
steel filings. besides colorng NATTER ov, T
the county amt sold at enormous prices as '-Iea,'
The buyers of the New York AMI Oriental Tea
company, can by new prOCs->> moi Z, morally
shown divct the presence of adul',rIiion i'm Ill lis
iOrnls; and The Company will continue Ia mai niain
she high character it has hitherto sustained By SELL
n rlinil hut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND Easy
FUTURES QUIET BUT FrRM-FLoUR DULL
WHEAT DULIr-coRN DULL AND HEAVY
OATS DULL AND NoMlNAI-KYE NOMINAL
BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED BARLEY
MATT sTEADY-PoRK IRREGULAR - LARD
QUIET PETRoLEUM QUIET AND STEADY
NAVAL STORES QUIEr-GRoCERIEs STEADY
HIDES sTEADY-IEATHER sTEADY-oILs QUIET
AND sTEADV-wHsKEY FIBSuR-FEE1GHTs
sTEADY-HEAP AND JUTE QUIET AND UN-
cHANGED-GUNNIEs QUIET AND STEADY.
SATURDAY, August II, 1878
The markets were generally dull and heavy. Very 1T
De business done in airy description OF merchan-
disc On Change -four dun and lower. Wheat dun
and easier Corn dull and easter. Oats duh and heavy
Whiskey the turn dearer Pork irregular and duh
Lard easier and dull bat closing shade Grmer Cotton
the spot quiet and easy. FUTURES quiet but
Petroleum quiet and steady Naval ctores quiet
Hides steady Leather steady Hemp and jute quiet and
unchanged Gunnes Quet and steady Groceries steady
CoPEEE-The Rio market very strong, but the
prices asked by holders checked business Mild grades
were quiet rn We quote Ordinary eargoes, r715c
I754c fair do 1s5c 1ec good do, 1916 1sSe prime
do 1870. 2oc-; extreme range for lots l71Sc 2Ie
Santos fair to good 1915 2lc gold 80 days; Java gov
bags, 25c &c do grass mats DC a2sc Singa
pore DO nc 24c- Ceyion. uo PC hsraeaibo ale
2sc Laguayra, 2o1Sc; 2lkc fanatics lsc a Ice; 81
"a
2Ihe Savanila 3oc a pc Curacoa, Is1<c a zoe
CoTToF-Spot cotton moved slowly, and the demand was
exclusively from spinners Quotations hayo boon lowered
Ac but this concession i would be difficult 70
place lines and have heard Of sales made the
basis l4c for old style Of low mddng Exporters remain
out the market owing TO the adverse from Liver
for and arrivai with tho
heavy Future deliveries opened Lice lower from last
evenings closing quotations. and continued weak al
day although somewhat steadier tho close.
1t WAS expected thst tho Washington Agricultural
Bureaus report for August published to-day,
would been owing the excessive rains in
droughts otherA But while this
port shows Of "a per cent compared
with the July statement il Is actually ~ per cent better
the official report issued by the Office in
August 1874 The Official closing prices for futures
follows the ofhe market quiet but firm August
10 29-32c 10 1916 September, 1890 ID 2532c 90
tober 916c 10 1890 November, 13 916c l3 1920
December IS 1932c 135Sc; January, 13 2332c l31c
February, l3 2es2e u l5,lee March y SO aI4Sc
standard of classification in force September 1874
and on upland IN store running in quality
more than half a grade above or below the grade
ouoed Ordinary 123S good ordinary, 1876 strict good
ordinary l85Ec low middling l4sc nddng i43c good
midding 1876 Quotations based American standard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Stronger, with a Bet
ter Undertone.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Gold Steady at 113 3-9-Money
Easy-Bonds Firm
WALL srRErr,

SATURDAY August l4-6 r NJ
me stock market to-day showed little moro ANNA
tion than usual and for the time being II encour
Prices generally firm and in some instances sharp
rise recorded In point Of activity Western Union
leader II being freely rumored that an advance
IN would take place Monday considerable reiz-
ing tho result although 1t noticed that good
buyers are still In the field Concerning the much
talked OF consolidation with Atlantic and Pacific fele-
graph generally believed that nothing definite win
opening price s3A the lowest So the highest $50
and tho close s3Z. Rock Island WAS the strongest
feature Of the day and from 1863 TO los closing
n 1Oa The earnings Of this road are described as
nvorabla purchases OF the stock by is friends
doubtless stimulated the speculative spirit in others
Pacific Mail was barely steady being affected By rumors,
which As We are unable 90 verify them, shall not
circulate The opeuing and closing figure $50 The
highest intermediate PRICE 49, Lake Shore sold at
CO., the opening and close meanwhile touching 6o
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph hrmer, advancing
nom DO 70 IL Atlantic and Pacific preferred raiL-
road ruse from IS1< Ia Delaware and Lackawanna
sold at I2oK I'll Missouri Pacific steady at 4s,
Union Pacific at 72z, Eric at Is a 15H, New York
Central al 1O4K a l04I, Ohio and Mississippi at
1S7< 1914. Hannibal and St Joseph at 22IS 221l St
Paul common 81 37<, do. preferred at 60h 81,
Northwestern common at 42S A. do preferred at 559
SSH. Kansas Pacific ended Ii; Mariposa, Assess
@ent paid, a. u 1919
INVESTMENT SHARES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
A sMAsH-UP.

ANorTnD ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD
OF LONG IsLAND-NoBoDY SERIOUSLY HUEr.
immediately after the disaster Of tho 9th OF July o.
tho Rockaway branch Of the Southern Railroad thu
general public made of the fact-known 70
many people beforehat tho track and roadbcd OF tho
branch in wretchedy bad condition the iattof
being and badly balased tho ties 80 rotten IN
many places that they could be kicked 70 pieces ta
rails battered and pntered to such extent that theY
were seriously weakened After the investigation which
disclosed this state Of Affairs and in which competens
railroad stated that serious accident likely "
at any time IN consequence, II was announced ON
behalf of the company that tho branch would mmcdt'
ately be put in a nt condition Is accommodate the
heavy passenger traffic with safety. Tho prom
ise however appears has not been kept and, in con-
sequence PRECISELY such accident anticipated
occurred on Friday night; and although it. most for
tunaely did not result In any loss of life, placed ia
serious jeopardy q large number OF pleasure seekers
their way homo from Rockaway beach
The train which left tho Neptune House at scwen
o'clock, and due at South Eighth street. Williams
burg thirtyfvc minutes past eight was in charge OF
Conductor John De Mott with Harry Redward, er-'
perienced man. engineer. Redward had run nj Q.
moderate Of speed along the level OF the beach unL
between the Seaside Pavilion and Far Rockaway Here's
there Is up grade Having q pretty hcar
tran-a locomotive tender and seven loaded passelgAA
When thus under full Roadway tho locomotive through
thespreadng Of the rails from other cause, leE
the track and, after humping for little distance over
tho ties one Of the forward wheels broke and sho
roPPLED sIDEwAYs
upon the track. The tender also overturned and
the baggage car crashing past it. full tilt into thoa
engine smashing it so badly that II is useless Tho for
ward end of the baggage badly wrecked and the
thrown OF the track and lef stretching ACROSS
the line The succeeding brought up with N
sudden bump which threw number OF passengers QUIZ
OF their seats, and succeeded by scene Of conf
fusion and terror II found, however, that mo-
seriously hurt and order was restored Tho
only persons at all injured were the engineer and hre
man. who jumped from tho engine she went over and
werc somewhat bruised. train subsequently,
backed from Valley Stream for the passengers
who arrived South Eighth street at halfpast tef4
O'Clock
Trainmaster Barr, who arrived at the scene OF the
mishap after its occurrence went 70 work with
large force of 10 clear the wreck and put the
track in order, which, however, was not accomplished