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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
The Board of Health and the Cify
Cells.

ACTION OF THE BOARD REPORTED TO coUNcIL-rHE
OBJECTIONS TO THE CELLS Az PLACE OF M
PR1soNMENT sPECIFIcAi LY STATED.
A communication presented to Coun Gil,
last evening, from the Board Of Health, signed
by the President of the Board, and the Health
officer, and special committee appointed to ex-
anime the city cells. The communication was
accompanied by the resolutions adopted by the
Board some ten davs ago and set forth the ac-
ton of that body in declaring the city cells an
unfit place for the imprisonment of persons ui-
der arrest, all OF which was duly printed i'll these
columns. The paper then goes Oh to say
In presenting these resolutions, We deem 1t
proper to state that the condition of the cells
has, for long time past, been such as to call
forth complaints from many of our citizens re-
specting them. These complaints have demand
ed the frequent attention of the Board with the
Wow to the adoption of some measure that would
remove the cause, and make them, II possible al
least toleraby fit for human beings TO oe lodged
IN. To secure this, disinfectants and cleansing
have been from time to time resorted 10, Win,
however, but very temporary relief. vi late the
complaints have been renewed with 80 much
earnesJness that the Board again, on THURSDAY
last, visited the premises i'll a body, and gave
them careful and thorough inspection Inc
result is that the Board finds the cells to be in
an exceedingly dilapidated condition,
l. The ceilings are broken and filled with dir
ty holes, cracks and crevices-the hidden abode
Of vermin-all over its entire surface.
2. There is almost total lack of ventilation, the
freest and best air, perhaps, being that which
exhales from an uncleanly water closet.
8. An offensive and unwholesome odor per-
vades the cells from adjoining coal oil vault,
the contents of which have saturated portions
of the walls Of the Hall.
A. The floor and ground beneath them are i'm
pragnated with filthy washings of the severa
apartments. which, from want of fresh and fire.
quent currents of pure air. sends up loathsomf
eiluvium which fills the entire Hall and adJacen
buildings at times with its sickening odor.
For these, and other reasons the Board .feel
called upon to declare the City Hall cells to b
unhealthy, unsafe from fire at any moment, ant
hence unfit for human occupancy. We there
fore, most imperatively urge upon the city a!i
thorities, as an act of common humanity and u
protection of the general health, to close up TIL
fostering den of impurity at the earliest praetl
cal moment and thus shut out from the publ
eye deep and most indefensible diacredit t
our city and its otherwise humane character.
In view of its sworn obligations. the Boar
ceuld do no less than condemn these cells, as
has done and in carrying out its resolves til
members are impressed with the assurance tht
your honorable body will fully appreciate, nt
only the necessity which demands the presel
action of the Board of Health, but also your ow
responsibilities and duties, by prompt and d.
cisive action in relieving the city Of this equal
unhealthy and unnecessary nuisance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

COLLISION ON THE BALTIC. ~ POTOMAC Il. Ran
EXPRESS TRAIN TELEscopED-Two CARS Set ON
FIRE-A MAIL AGENT KILLED AND HIS BODY
BURNED.
From BALTIC. American, to-day.l
The New York express train on the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad, which left Washington at
9.08 o'clock last evening" met with serious ac-
cident at Bennings Station, near Washington,
resulting in the death of one man and the Sc
rious injury of three others, together with the
destruction of the mail car and express car by
fire, and the burning of all the mail matter ex-
cent one pouch and one tie sack for Baltimore
and one tie sack for distribution on the route.
From all the particulars that could be learned
it appears that freight train had been switched
off az Benning's to allow the express to pass, and
the swltchman nerlecting to close the switch,
the express train ran into the rear OF the tfain
on tile siding telescopipg the express ana NAL
cars and setting them on fire.
The wreck was cleared away as rapidly as pos
sble when it was found that Thomas Fayman,
the register clerk, was burned to q crisp, but 1t
was ascertained beyond doubt that he must have
been killed outright when the collision TOOK
place.
injured internally, having some OF his RIBS pro-
ken A messenger and man who was stealing
a ride ON the freight train, but whose names
were not ascertained, were slightly injured.
The mail matter WAS entirely destroyed with
the exception of the bags above stated and also
the contents of the express car The safe was
taken out in red hot condition, but it could not
be ascertaned whether the contents were inlur-
ed.
! The remains of Mr.. Fayman were sent back to
| Washington in charge of Mr.. Steck.
| FURTHER PARTIcUL ARs-THE ExrREss MONEY
BURNED.
Associated Press Telegrarnl
WASHINGTON, Jan, 8.
Tho collision last night, on the Baltimore ant
Potomac railroad, was caused by the neglect ol
the switch tender The remains of Thos Fay
man, postal clerk, who perished in the burning
car, we're brought here and are awaiting the cor
oner's inquest The express box was saved bu
the money it contained WAS burned up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lowss Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. &c, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, 1. o. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hal
511 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, I. o. R. NJ, in saville
Building. ~, ,,,.o,
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4o4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. Z, X. of p, al knights oi
Pythas Hall, 211 Market street
Washington Camp, p. o. s. of A., at McClary'
Building.
Pioneer Council, No. /, Sovereign of Indus
try, at McClary's Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
FIFTH EDITION.
The Senate Debate.

ITS RESUMPTION THIS AoRNINo-MR. BAYARD
ePEAKs.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 3.
The debate on the resolution calling for in
formation regarding the late events in Lousia-
La was o-day resumed.
Nh. Bayard, OF Delaware, cited case where
resolution calling for Information relating 10 Inc
conduct of an officer of the army, passed nearly
ten years SINCE had not to this day peeh
answered. He therefore, opposed the amend
ment giving the President discretion as TO Ms
answer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
A special Message by the President.

THE ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE TO BE FULLY LAID
BEFORE CONGRESS 10. .DAY-1MMEp1ATE LEG1sLA-
rIoN ON LOUISIANA TO BE RLcoMMESDED-suB
STANCE OF IHE MESSAGE FoREsHADowLD.
rsnecial Dspatc ch to the New York Times]
WAsuIYaroN, Jan. 1.-THE President will to-
morrow transmit to Congress special Me- sage
npon the situation in Louisiana. This Message
will cover all the action of the General Govern
ment since the requsiton OF Gov. Kellogg Tor
troops to put down the insurrectlon III Septeh-
ber last and will include copies oil all CORES.
pondence, military orders, ana lnstfuctlohs oi
every nature, 80 that the history OF the EAecu-
five action in this case will be full and COM
plete The Message will also deal Win the
present status of the State Government ana VIII
once more imperativey urge upon congress the
necessity of taking action which shall determine
tbe status of the State finally, or to sustain the
President in recognizing the Kellogg Cover :
ment. which Government, having been recogni-
zed and sustained by both the Federal ana otate
Judic cAry, has become the Government az Jdcto'
an,Ias such has, under tile law and Constltu-
tof,. been entitled to tile recognition and sup
mort of the General Govern ent. 1t ID posslp
that the President ay recommend II soiutlon
of the difficulties by the authorizing OF new
election, with safeguards 1of all nohesb any
untrammeled exercise of suffrage. lie orSahi-
zation of secret armed white leagues Tor polltlca
purposes is also receiving his attention., though
measures for their suppress ION may hot ioIih any
| feature of this Message. The fact Will be dis
| closed by the Message that there have been nc
new instructions in regard to the use OF troop
issued to the commander of the department Il
which Louisiana is situated, and that Gov. hel
| logg made his call upon Gen. Emory ior troop'
on Monday last by virtue of his requisitioI
made in September, and that no orders ema
mated either from Washington or from Gen
Sheridan in regard thereto; Gen sheridai
did not take command of the department IL per
son until Monday night. The message VIII D
submitted to the Cabinet tomorrow and trans
mitted to Congress Immediately thereafter. l
will be upnsuallr pointed in its references to III
situation and the duties which have necessalll'
eeutiye by the various complications of the case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
FOURTH EDITION.
The Pacific Wall inquiry.

A ooNoREss1raN CoYFEssEs HIS PART IS THE
SUBSIDY BuafNEts.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
Richard c. Parsons, a present member oil Con-
gress from Ohio read statement before the
Ways and Means Committee of his connection
with the Pacific Mail subsidy.
He was engaged in urging the claim for an in
creased subsidy, and acknowledges RECEIVING
twelve thousand dollars for his services IN gain
ering statistics, in addition to fft9en hundred
dollars paid to this clerk
scHuMAKER's STATEMENT.
John G. Schumacher testified to the receipt oil
a check for two hundred and nnety-hve thou
sand dollars, which he believed was drawn by
Irwin, but he declined to say from whom he re-
ceived it, as it was confidential between his CHI
emf and himself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
King Kalakaua arrived at Lowell, Mass, yes

King Kalakaua arrived at Lowell, Mass, yes
terday. He was received at the depot by large
crowd.
The State tobacco warehouses, Nos. l and 2,
on the Long Dock at Baltimore, were DESTROYED
by fire last evening. 1t is believed that 2700
hogsheads of tobacco were burned in them. The
loss on the tobacco is estimated at S250,O00, and
on the buildings at $4,000.
A jury was obtained at San Jose, California,
yesterday for the trial of the bandit Vasquez for
murder.
The Allegheny Trust Company, OF Allegheny
City, Pa, suspended yesterday. Its liabilities
are stated at 1926, 900, and it's assets-bills re-
oeivable and real estate-$230, 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

Five Thousand gallons of American coal oil
have been seized in Canada under orders from
the Iulani Revenue Department of the Domill-
ion Ii. at it be g banished from the country"
Il Tammany Hall General Committee in New
York met last evening and adopted resolutions
protesting against the military action III New VI
leans. The Liberal Republican committee a'so
met and passed similar resolutions.
At Roehester, New York, on Wednesday even.
ing. Mrs Kane reproved one of her children at
supper. whereupon her husband seized apokel
anu struck her blow which may result fatally
Kane surrendered himself. He is believed to ot
| insane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

A Satisfied SUBSCRIBER ER.-We arc IN receipt OF
a complimentary letter from subscriber to the
DrIAwApr TRIB1NE in Kent Co. who has been a
reader of that best of Peninsular newspapers
for several years. For some reason, invariably
this gentleman fell behind hand wth his sub
scription until the last year when remittance
squared up his account. On the lar, day OF 10 u
he writes enclosed please find $500 Az l have
omitted to send BEFORE for reasons over whicl
could not control. l like your paper and dc
not want to be without it, therefore ] hope by
sending five dollars it may make up for my neg
Dec, 1876 or as long as five dollars will pay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

The local election in Memphis wa hrld yester-
day, and resulted IN a Democratic success.
The Supreme Court of Virginia yesterday de-
cided the Merchants License Tax law OF that
State to be constitutional.
A meeting of citizens of Pittsburg was held on
Wednesday evening, at which memorial to
Congress was adopted urging improvement OF
the Ohio river, 80 as to make 1t naNaaoie az al
stages of water; also the improvement of the
mouth of the Mississippi, for the benefit of the
rapidly increasing trade of the Ohio aud Misss-
aippi Talleys
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

SUPPOSED CASE OF PoTsoNINa.- -Cnronor Groves
was notified, this morning of the death OF two
children at 1902 French street. under clrcum-
stances that indicated they died from the effects
of poison. The father, MIR. Walker, moved
into the house, yesterday afternoon, and 1t is
supposed the children drank the contents OF a
result as above. They were taken sick III the
evening and died this morning. The Coroner
has empannelled jury, which will meet at the
house, this afternoon, at o'clock, when the case
will be fully investigated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
France.

ucM,pos's APPEAL FOR NEW MINIsTRY
PARIS, Jan. 3.
President Mcmahon has applied to Nj. Du-
fanre to form new ministry Baron DeLacy
laving failed in the attempt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Union Republican Club will meet over the
City Treasurers Office this evening. See notice.
Religious service appropriate to the Week Of
Prayer will be held in Central church, at "a
o'clock, this evening.
Gov. Ponder, Judge Wootten, Speaker of the
Senate Stockley, and Secretary-of- Estate Paynter
spent last night in this city, and took tine III
o'clock train this morning for Sussex.
A COMMERCIAL reader who found much to ad-
mire in the editorial on ''Morbid impulses' has
sent us paper containing a very illl account OF
the funeral of Rev Mr.. Coombs. whose suicide
inspired the article The kindleis is appreci-
ated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
The Week of Prayer.

UNION SERVICES, YESTERDAY THREE MEETINGS IN
As MANY CHURCHES.
Yesterday having been fixed upon for gath
erng of all the evangelical churches in service
of conference and prayer, the first meeting con-
vened in the Calvary P. E. church at 1919 o'clock
A. NJ. Though the day WAS unusually inclement,
aud the walking unsafe, goodly company re-
presenting the various denominations, was pres
ent. Rev. Mr. Latimer, Rector, presided.
The exercises, which were entirely informal
voluntaly, consisted of brief addresses, songs
III dprayer, all having reference to the topic oi
the lay-The outpouring of the Spirit. The
meeting closed at II o'clock.
In the afternoon, the meeting was held at the
Umon NJ. L. church, the pastor, Rev. L. f. Mar
tndale, taking charge. much larger ntlmoel
were present than in the morning. The service
was Of similar character, though, perhaps
characterized by more marked and impressive
influences of the Divine Spirit. 1t WAS truly
gratifying occasion. ~.
The service in the evening was held at tht
Wast Presbyterian church, and was conducted
by Rev. DIR. Otis, the pastor of that church. 1
was pleasant season of communion, and VII
| be productive of increased unity among thos'
| who worship and love the Lord.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Senatorial NOmimaIiOM.

Hannibal Hamln, of Maine, Senator Chandler,
of Michigan. and MIR, Sharon, of Nevada, We're
all nominated for the United State Senate, py
the Republican caucusses of their respective
state Legislatures, last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
NEW Advertisements, TO-DAY.

House and store for remit Taylor
Exchanged dark blue waterp ouf
Real Es tate BrOker-hvans Penningto
Bownans Brevity
Notic3-Union Aid Society
Notice-Unon Republican Club
Partaga cigar.-SIngles N on, Brevi'y
Fine iurs-W p Webb, BrevlIy
Fresh groceries-T e Robinson, Bre' ~
City Iaundry-Brevity
Cider Oil-Fu liner, Brev!ty
Neck wraps-Morgan, Brerity
Fine furniture-Enterpris Co, Breyi'y
inter ats uball, Breyity
Hardwure-W II Billany
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
New York.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE DEEcHER TRIAL.
New YORK, Jan g.
great crowd witnessed the commencement
of the Beecher trial One of the selected jurors
was peremtporly challenged and retired, thus
DELAYING the commencement of the trial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.

PRICE ov GOLD TO-DAY
New YORK, Jan. g.
Gold, to-day Slips.
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
FURNISHED by Merrick, Johnson 4 CO, BANKERS ana
y Brokers, 9th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1890, p. NJ, Jan. 8.
1865 3, 1O716; 1s67's, 1O74 ; Ten-forties, 1O4}5
New Elves of 1881, 1885. Erie Common shares,
25l025s4, Market steady.
FRANKFoRT, Jan. 8.
Ir,;+a5 States zoos of 1862 9SM.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
.r,e FIor,da Legislature.

The Senate of Florida was still unable to elect
a presiding officer yesterday, but the House Or
ganizei by electing I. Hannah speaker. Han
nah who received n Conservative and hepuip-
lican votes, is the first Democrat elected speak
er of the Florida House since 1866.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
The Missing rug.
HER puslsrss, AND WHITTIER BOUND.

HER BUSINESS, AND WHITTIER BOUND,
New YoRK. Jan. 8.
The steam tug speed,ueH reported missing,
had about thirty persons on board. Size was en-
gagged in some Government work. connected with
torpedoes. She wa4 bound to Newport and 1t Is
feared that all have persisted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

ton l. Reading R. r. Co., through their counsel,
A. G. Green, Esq, made application for an il, IN
junction in Judge Hagenmans Court, at Read
ing, for preliminary injunction to restrain the
Reading & Lehigh II. r. Co. from preventing
the Judgment of their engines in the engine
house Which had been used jointly by the two
companies Geo. +. Baer aud Cyrus q. Derr,
Esqs., counsel for the r. 4 l.. Co. objected, and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Police Court.

Thos. Kane, charged with disordelly conduct
in drawing a blackjack on party at the Skating
Rink, and arrested by officer Bradford, was lined
this morning. $500 and held III s4po to keep the
peace. r.
John olda, arrested by officer Wheelan fol
cruelty to animals, (worklug horse with sore
shoulder) was fined $1,000 and costs,
The dodgers last night numbered i5.
The Union Aid Society, yesterday, served 50
families and fed 81 persons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

RoBBERY.-The store of Mrs. Simpson, cor I'd
4 King streets, was entered, yesterday evening,
while the family were at supper, and tin box
taken from the drawer containing pennies and
five cent pieces, amounting in value to about
one dollar. Fortunately, Mrs. Simpson had ia
ken the money from the drawer but a little
while before They feel pretty well assured who
the man was that committed the theft, and prom
ise him warm reception if he attempts another
stlift ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

POCKET PIoKED.-A young man belonging to
Greensboro, Caroline county, NJ sryland going
South on the 10, 10 A. M. train yesterday, whet
about Mt. Pleasant discovered that his panta
looms pocket had been dexteroutly cut and hit
pocket book, containing S35., u a'stracted. He
has no idea where it was done OF who did it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Jan 8.
Probabilities For the Middle STATES, IN
creasing cloudiness, the wind shifting TO EAST
and South. rising temperature, falling baromo-
ter, and tonight snow Northwest OF the Ale
phanies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

Work AT THE JACKSON SHARP Go. SHuYAnD.
The following crafts are undergoing rerairf
at the ship yards of the JACKSON " sharp 20
%. schooner Sarah j. Fort of Tuckerton
New Jersey-putting in new frame and ceiling
the schooner Henry II. 1ilton, built by the com
pany is having her sails put on F; the Light
Ship for the U. s. Government is nearl,
planLed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

CONTEMPLATED REMovAL.-Je.eph Jones,
grocer at 9Th and Market, has lie, ed the build
ing at 9th and King, now occupied by. Julius A.
Krauspe and will remove thereto u the Spring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

LOAN SALEs.-The Citizens Loan Association
sold, last night, $4,000 at 4315 per cent, and an
equal amount was paid out to withdrawing mem
bers a.,
The Germania Loan held its l05th monthly
meeting last night and sold $4,000 at Ia per
cent,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Reaister's Aotifes.
DEGISTER'S OFFICE,

ID EGlSlEh . OEr lCI, a, ,c-.
Upon the application of Elizabeth b. FioSd, exc, exc;
cutrix of Samuel Floyd, late OF wilmington
Hundred in said county, deceased II is oruerea
and directed by the Register that the Admins
tratrix aforesaid give notice OF the granting o, LEI
ters of Administration upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements t. he posted Nv WITHIN NJ s iory os as nube
niaces of the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate TO pre-
sent the same, or abide by an ACT OF assepS Stba la
same to be inserted, within the same period, in , the
DAILY COMM ERUIAI., a newspaper publlsheu III VII
minpton, and to be continued therein three weeks,
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
H. 8 the Register Aforesaid, ut New Castle III New
Castle County aforesaid, the Day anu year
above written y 9ibDo, ..anst nuH,astti th
Estate of the deceased must present the same, us
attested to the hxecutrix on or before Dec ~ $50
or abide the Act of Assembly IN sicn case ae au
nrovided. ELIZABETH b. FLOYD. ExecutrlX,
Address, wilmington, Del. "ecZo o"eou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
1eaths.

IRyINE.-In this city, on Wednesday, Janua 6lh,
1916 Edward irvine, aged 23 years.
The relatives and friends are respe tiuy invited
to attend the funeral the residence IF homis
CORY at corner Church and Taylor sir cts, on Fri
day January sth, at O'Clock to proceed tJ River
view Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
DAILROAD NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Junction Il Breakwater Rlilr ,ai will be hald at the
ONCE of the Company in Milford Del, on Mon ay
Nj at witch meeting the election of niue Directors
TO serve the ensuing year will be held.
j. Y. FOULk, Secretary
MILFORD, Dec. 96th, 1874. dec2s = fd2tw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8
Cotton steady at 14]l@159sc. Flour quiet;
Penna. Indiana and Ohio family 5.25@6 Wheat
aniet and weak; red 81 1St01 .20c; amber 81. 22t9
I 25 Rye steady at 95td97c Corn firm; yellow
s3G,s4c; Western mixed SIC. Oats in moderate
demand; WHITE 6611la67c; mixed, 6i@65c. Whis-
key firm at 9Sc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

EGISTERS OFFICE,
n, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. D, 1914 .
Upon application of Edward sharper, EXecntor executor o. oi
Cenentine Derias, late Of wilmington Hundred IN IN
said county deceased it Is ordered and directed ny
he Regiser that the Executor aforesaid, give notlc
Of the granting Of Letters of Adns ration OF upon inc
Estate of the deceased, with the date OF grantf
thereof by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date Of such letters in SIX
of the most public places of the County OF New Cas ~,
tle recurring all persons having demands against tle
Estate to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such made and provided. anu also
cause the same be inserted within the same periou
In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, newspaper pupllsheu III
Wilmington and to be continued therein three
Given under the hand and Seal OF ONCE OF
H.. 81 the Register aforesaid at New Gaste,lh New New
ahove written s. g. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-An persons having claims IS. against m the
ESTATE of the deceased must present the same uuy
aitested to the Executor on or before Dec. 5tl
1873, or abide the Act of Assembly In such case MADE
| and provided. u,pprp pvoortor
adarauo Nilminpton Del, dec9-3weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
FIRST EDITION.
From Dover.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEeIsLATURE UNTIL MONDAY
THE WAGES ATTACHMENT BILL ON ITs SECOND
READINd--A NEW RAILROAD PRoJEcT-ouTsIDE
aIEANINas, &c.