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The New York herald., 1876-03-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

.ToHS J. LIssSER. AUoTIoNE;ER oFFicEv v;s.s ~ CEN
Fixtures Furniture. 4c-, IN iots-
MARsHALis sALE-THos. J. MGRATH, AUCTION
Cigar and r Isss ss r0SassO ss By
mortgage SALE. sEEBAcHER, AUcTloNEAR,
% ,es % g. public aPetoh ara az kyeTnssS csd. tSe
Lease Of hne choeeae Factory together with all me MA ma
nseufsstars Of chocolate and al The Brands
NArks imPrnts ana Labels now BY Philande. G1
Blight 90 use !hs same Sale take place az sd factory =.
ofDAyID KELLEY, yr., Attorney for 'MOr.saGee.
DAWNBRUKER's ssALE-wATcHEs AND JEwELRY-
4 JAMES, AGAR; AuctiOneer, win sell Friday. at
Geld and % Silver Matches Gold and Diamond JeSeSy s
order SSss st. Broctyn '''A
DAwNBRoKERs sALE-WATCHEs AND JEWEL
4 ry-R FIELD General Auctioneer. salesroom No. SO
yS wasass @ SaIGsd md and md geld sssy Pins RE
Opera Glasses solid sverware Musical Instruments Guns
Pistols, &e., &c BY order A Goodman 81 Centre st.
PAwNBRoKERs sALE--THTs DAY JAMES AGAR,
Dresses, shawls Remnants. table Lpen Undertaking,
P. Starr, West Houston ST
@ HERMAN, sHEKIFF's AND GKNERAL AUCTION
~ ss THIS IsSss 6E sSn.s, sSls Of LEAF rpSscsc Ss
No. ls Borery
rs cases Connestcut seedleaf Tobacco
Wrappers,
choice quality.
70 be sold for whom concern. to storage and
Sale positive. in lots Dealers invited.
9 HERMAN. sHERIFF'S AUCTIONEER, SELLS
~. Thursday March 2 at IL O'clock No % John ST.. the
Stock and Fixtures Of Cigar Store consisting Of Cigars
Tobacco Fixtures Counters Shelving Indian Figure Sign
dc Sale positive.
GHERIFF'S sALE.-WILL SELL. THIS DAY, AT
- No 6S2 broadway the effects OF the York knitting
Machine Company consisting Of Knitting Machines Chairs
Desks sheweases LOT of wool Yarn log Of wool hittens
''' VIM c. CONNER, sheriff.
IVILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO. 3
w Chambers st-Wll sell on this day, at loH O'Clock,
the Contents of the Liquor Store southeast of Oliver
and Cherry splendid ourpui Ale Pump fine Counters
and Icehouse, SET Copper Measures, Glassware, &c.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01

A UCTIoN.-ExTRA LARGE AUCTION SALE THIS
~ Wednesday morning. March l. iO1s o'clock, property
of Albert W. Vanderhoof ESQ., at lO5 East 18th ST. near
4th magnificent rosewood ~ octave Pianoforte, Grand
Duchess and Marie Anoinette Parlor Suits Paintings Mir
rors, Bronzes Vases Clocks Tables Etageres Chamber
Suits style Of Louis NV Mattresses Bedding 800 lots Par
lor Chamber Dining Furniture Glass China, Sverware
$40 yards Carpets. &C. Sale positive.
JULIUS KRAEMER. Auctioneer.
, 1876-03-16

Full returns from New Hampshire show
that CHENEY, tho Republican candidate for
Governor, is elected by 3,3i7 majority over
nll othor candiantes, his majority being tho
largest received by any candidate in that
State since 1870. except that for GRANT in
1879, which was E,843. In 1874 tho Demo.
srnts carried tho State for their candidate for
Governor BY 2,l0o minority. Tho Republic
ans havo also carried tho Legislature by d
majority Of 90 On joint ba}lot, Tho victory
IS complete md decisive, mud is M earnest Of
That to como in November.
, 1876-03-16

heavy tlils yet to DO rnado. Cnrofnl estimates
ehow that 80, 900, oo0 will bo required to CON-
plote the rond.bca md Ing the rasa, aud that
amount the people Of Cincinnati on Tuesday
votod. Under tho net Of the Legislature,
which, VIC beliave, rosorvos to tho city In n
modified form tho right to regulate freight
1ntes tho road will bo lcasod to company
which will operate 1t, When completed. 1t
will supply tho missing link botwcon tho
gteat RAILWAY systems Of tho North and South,
and will givo Cincinnati opportunity 10 soizo
upon vast Southern trntilo from which It
hns been in effect wholly cut Of by tho policy
Of tho Louisville & Nashville noad, operated
In tic Louisville interest, mud which haa
made every odort through tho Kont,tcky
Legislature to throttle the Cincinnati project.
Tho schomo is The giant undertaking Of q city
to regain its commercial position, and, from
the far.Rightod enterprise with which it Inns
boen embarked In, will doubtless be crowned
with succcss, while In tho end 1t will hive
cost loss thnn ton years. stcalings of mimic
ipal ring such as Chioago has Ind expert
ouce of.
, 1876-03-16

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, 1876-03-16


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, 1876-03-16

Ono OF the played-out old bummorb Of WIS.,
cousin, called Pump" CARPENTER, has In con-
junction with W1LLAM OnLEaE and A1Lm
HA1Ens1Aa, whoever thoy are, md fow othaR
soft-patod and ylalonary persona, organized q
7ag-baby party In Milwaukee. The report eays !.
". ". F1zLDr. 6ecrctary Of tue Rta.s Agricultural
A,soeation, was In favor Of 9reenbaexs. Convertible
bondst plenty nj currancy, and newspapcr support.
number of other gcntlemtn were Of tho same
opinion. Everybody thought gold was scarce and
ereeaoaexs plcnty an easy to print and voA!d Ats 70
argnueMtatve ~ AMI all moro Of leas plausible.
Iha meeting was only n1lclena for tho formation
Of 1rrmh,ent club, looking to the sacking Of 4
Iahncnt OF third party in case Of failure to uaks
tho attachment,
, 1876-03-16

tracted session last night, coased their wrest-
lings with tho currency conundrum by
agreeing by q vote Of 80 10 42 upon support
ing tho PAYNE bill, which IN mild way lookB
toward resumption Mt some indefinite period
in the future. Tho cnucus, however, acted
with the distinct understanding that its notion
was to bind nobody who did not choose to
be bound by It. So tho great Democratic
party, atter pont'erous toiling with the qucs-
ton, solemnly takes both sides and neither.
, 1876-03-16

By our Washington special, published this
morning, 1t will be secn TINT the contest rs
to tho confirmation OF RtouAnp II. DANA, Jr.,
as Minister to Gront Britain, Inns assumed
nav phaao. Tho controversy is no longer a.
to tho charge that DANA, in bis edition Of
WnEA7oa's international Law,' pirated tho
notes of WILLIAM BEACH, LAWRENCE. LAW
nEsor'a edition waa from tho old Stntes.
rights, pro.slavery atanlpoint. Because Of
this, DANA, a. 1t Ia understood, at tho instance
Of boston book firm, compiled lila edition
from tho opposite standpoint, and annotated
to fostlty his position. The Democrats In
tho Senate have been advised Of this, and
aro disposed TO SO for DANA, bccansc his
| upon tho Calhounism with which LAwnEScEs s
edition was 80 tincturcd tl,at during tho
Wax the State Department discarded It.
| So tho fight against DANA's confirmation, so
far, At lenst, ns they arc concerned, is do
fenso Of Calhounism, It would sccm. BEN
! BuTLEn's grievance is personal, nna ho hopes
| through his porsonnl induenco-whicf, 1t Is
| to be hoped, iH not ncariy 80 great NJ thht
would imply-to secure tho twofye Republic
m votes necessary with the vote Of tho DEM
ooratic Senators 10 reject tho nomination Of
DAxA. Tho President has declined to recall
tho nomination until aftcr DANA shall have
been heard by tho Committee, before which he
will appear next Tuesday. It is rumored as
Washington that, in case tho nomination be
rejected, the name Of HI. +. W. S1ouou1oN.
the wcll-known New York lawyer, will be sen.
| in instaad
, 1876-03-16

In tho report OF Tho debate in tho Common
Council on the city finances, tho following
paragraph occurs; .-.............
Aid. oAurnElh then pzoeeeded with bis speech IN
oppo'on 20 .ho item. @ ~ ca's1eus ., wo 10 so,
vhicn Mr. .yss Lid inauaurated eoma s Y bass to
plaauc him and tho other ,nen who had ns,atca him
in putting tho provision against Issuing bonds In tho
Constitution; He wa In favor of making aome pro-
n. 'srrsnaut tar En,ch s
citizens must 10 taxed.
This s.ylo Of Ionic il mt nev. Mr., O.,fp.
nr,,, morc1v rcnentcd t1,o senas,eus t1vcdd1a
n,vnvs co,n,ro,, s,,onc +ho snc,a,br;ft rec,..
less fsomocop1es who th;nh That Goyoro.
montH ora inatitutot1 for no other nurnosa
t,,o,, n ,o,f{ec,to ,,r;voto ,,r,nortv an1 o,-
,,r,;on ~ on,ono ,aofera mi, t,,,n,nors AZ
H.vva hoa nroho1,,v noyer regrettea b;a
o1oncv l., no1r;ro ~ n,oco in tho oons,;,n.
t;on .Ia - ,;,n;tat;on ,,nop w.. c-aot;on ~ A.,
~, . ,,ns,.,.a, NV he,1;ns :. ~ hos - .1.ova,, 80 -
oo,an,al,o ~ % Eonsn, SD - .ha ~ .,aar1a ~ - rio I
, 1876-03-16

Senator STEVENSON. Of Kentucky, undertook
to show what smart man hls friend GEonog II.
pRNpLEEoA was, aud testified Ia regard to the
swindiug railroad clhim for second compensa-
ton for sorvlces alrcadY paid. Bald he: "Esnss-
body Interested In the road waa pleased, as thny
considered II just 10 ns,.e1. mosey n4ade, Mr.. Bow
LER Ia Lis lifetime said 10 would sell Ills interest
for .Gpe ce,tts on The dollar. The Senator thought
1t IVES az just claim as Was ever presented.
The seuator had regarded II good claim bnt
hard TO got. Hn beard that 8TAH1oN and MElos
had decided adversely to the claim. Hc was
gratiaod and + little surprised whom. It
won't through, II having boon hanging 80 long,
This testimony hsa not done PsNpLEzoa muoh
good. Whiis 1T exhibits him In tho light Of hn
adroit and successful lobbyist, 1t also shows the
characser Of tho claim he vultuEe.ltke fastened
upon tho Government. Tho Senator's idea Of I
''just CHIN " ID not different from that Of most
other Contederatea and o1-Robela,-to bloed the
Treasury of the United Hsates to the utmost ex-
tent and consider Ill they can clutch "a c1oAr
gain, or, "a he expressed It, "1uss 70 much money
made" ANY boaus claim not worth cents On
tho dollar 10 ''juss."ls they eau only get 1t
eashod by tho National Treasury. I1ss seems
to bo uok onlv tho Confederate ,des but that OF
pRAu1xron Also.
, 1876-03-16
PERSONAL

Carl schuzz has throo children besides ..,s ona
lately arrived.
Robert Dals Owen has partially recovered h's
health, aud is about to nail for Europa On
ploaauro-trip.
Mr. JAmos ?. Voorhees,, Bon Of tho Hon. Dan
Voorhees,, Of Indiana, has made An engagement
to play With stock company In at. Louia dur
Ing all OF next aosso1.
Miss Kaso Field appeared At theatrical fancy
dress ball In London as '.The American Yacht
Club" sho probably showed - clsan pair Of
heela to tue Drttabers.
Mrs. uesschol Y. johnson, Jr., dl:d In Georgia
last week, within !ess than year OF her mar
slago. Within = comparatively ahost period no
ieas than twenty-two Of her nesr kiuamau hATs
also died.
1tia generally understood that James doEdon
Bennett himself In the wxitar Of the peraonsl
Items In tho New York Herald. Nobody elsa
vousdhe allowed 10 to s!os4fy himself in tho col
umns Of that paper.
1.hss becn sugges!sd to Mr.. George Alfred
Townsend that he Ia not doing exactly the
square thing In writing letters about tho rors.
o.ous appotIte Of a1z. Dolknsp II his own dinner.
table. and printing private nctea addressed to
him BY tho ex.Socrstary.
DR.. Newman spoke, in recent as1uon, oj
"tho aad funeral procession" which followed
Abel to tho grsYo. An ir1eYercnt woman Ia the
audience nudged hex companion aud whispered
"Nos such large procession. but rory ssleat.
| Mono but tho first families"
Viscount Vaudeville, the oldest son and heia
Of tho Duke Of Manchester, u engaged to bo
married. to aliss lxnaga, ona Of tho bollss Of
| Now York. V,scouut Mandsvi!le u = young mAn
~ nr,I knH $nu tAA,A frnIV
, 1876-03-16

Tho Chicago produce markets were steadiar
yesterday. Mess pork was lcas active mud u
ahade tirmeE, closing at s22.05 cash and
$22.123 seller April Lard waa rather quiet
and unchanged, closing at 3l3. .2o@l8.26 cash
and $3.50 for April. Heats were quiet and
easy at $50 for boxed shoulders, 12ao for do
abort ribs, and 1910 for do short clears. High
wtnes weso quiet and steady at $1.0t9 per
gallon Flour was quiet aud firm. Wheat
#as aotive and lilo higher, c1oaing at S1.0oss
Tor March and s1.ols for April. Corn WIS
iess satirs aud 10 higher, closing at 1870 for
March and 1870 for April Outs wero quiet
, 1876-03-16

Tho 6onEXcK correspondence co1nmuni-
Gated by Secretary F1su to the House Com
mittoo on Foreign Affairs ia luminous and
fitting supplement to Mr. scuEsox's other
performances in connection with tho Emma
blino awindlo. OF alt tho tricka ho has
played in tho whole tricky business, it WIS
tho ehmpcst- But 1t ohanced that he played
1t on the wrong individual. On tho 9th ult.,
tho London paporp Of which dato announced
tha passage by tho House Of tho resolution
OF inquiry in Ills case, in state Of boiling
over indignation aud> high moral dudgeon,
scuKaoK, by cablo dispatch, rendered his
resignation. No1t day, evidently counting
upon receiving in response a message de-
clinlng acceptance of lis resignation,
he telegraphed aalzing leayo to pub
lish in tho London pnpors this
high moral dudgeon dispatch, III which
ho proclaimed his p,1rposo to re1nain in Lon
don md meet any suits against lin, and to
generally vindlcato himself thero. With this,
Of course, he contemplated publishing tho
Presidents response, as he supposed it would
bo, declining tho resignation, This made
AIr. ScuEscK's little game Of securing tho
whitewash Of Presidential Endorsement
covering his Emma Mine operations ts-
tinctly perceptible; and Ills resignation was
promptly acccpted by tho President. Nor
! would Tho lattex recall 1t, though in response
to ScuEscR's opportunities it was delayed
long enough to caablo Mr.. scarNcx to 81.
range for hia departure. And he tool
especial pains not 10 linger in England tt
1 II. IL
, 1876-03-16

Aid. SpALp1So started q proper md ncces-
sary reform at tho Inst regu2ar moeting Of tho
Common Council by moving the appointment
Of n committee to wait On the South Sido
GaB Company to Bocuro q reduction Of the
price chargod tho city to - per 1000 foot.
4 committee was appointed, consisting Of
From tho South SIDE, AID. srALprso, R1on-
AnpsoN, md CoEY; from tho North Sido,
Aid. 8cnArrsgn and N1unpnr; from tho
West Side, Aid. WATERMAN, Qu1nK, CASE,
1f1LpnETn, md CLARK, to xais upon tho Com
panica We presume that tla Committee ia
propared to present tho arguments to tho
Gas Companies in tho strongest light, ,-atight
hopefully stronger than that which tho Gas
Companies are accustomed to furnish the
public If 10, we do not SEQ how either
Company can well resist tho Justice
Of tho olnim. 8omo ti1no ago, in re-
sponse to a popular demand that
could no longer be ignored, strengthened
by tho growing practice OF burning lamps
where gas Ind previously been used, tho Gas
Companies reduced tho prico to private con-
sumors from :s3 to $250, and mado special
prico Of 50 10 very heayy Consumers. But,
Notwithstanding tho city is by far the largest
consumer Of ali, tho Gas Companies nlado no
change in the price for street gas. because
thoy Ind contract supposed to be binding
on tho city. But the unfairnoss Of this is
obvions. II tho Companies can afford (of
which there Is 10 question: to furnish gas at
81 Thousand to persona who pay them per-
/ haps $C,O00 to $40, 900 year, then they cer-
tain1y can atfor1 to mike tho Same price to
tho city, which pays them more than half n
million. That they should refuse to do this
while enjoying hugo monopoly for which
tho people have paid dearly, both in n public
md private capacity, is an unwarantable
| injustice.
If, however, tho Gns Companies rofuGo to
DO wided by my considerations of justice,
and continue to insist upon thoir pound OF
flesh, then 1t Is likely that they will over
reach themselves. At the present ratio the
City Of Chicago is consuming about $3760o0u
worth Of gas, and has only appropriated
aomothing like $500. 900, and the city already
owea somo s26o,000. This difference l,o
tween tho amount appropriated and tho
nnount Of their bills, the Gas Companies vii
hare to wait for until tho city gets ready ia
my it,-aud they may Qnd TINT to bo Il 1ont
time,-ani tho only remedy tho Gas Com
panics havo is to turn oil tho gas md stop ths
aupp1y. Now we nro not Buro but this il
tho very thing that the city would hal Will
pleasure. There Inns already been very serl'
ous tal1s Of substituting gasoline TO-
gas in tho now process, Of MANUFACTURED
whereby each lamp will manufacture its OWL
, 1876-03-16

aud frmer, closing at 32:o for March and
844o for April. Hye was quiet at G3a @G4o.
Barley was quiet mud flrmer, closing at 57o
for hlarch aud 5Glo for April. Hogs were
In fair demand as loo decline from Tuesany's
prices, common to prime light selling ut
a7,8o@s.10. Catt]o wore mora activo and
ateadies. Sheep wero dull aud lower. Ono
hundred dollars in gold would buy 9i14.25
in grecnbacks At tho close.
, 1876-03-16

4 correspondent inquiries whether the spelling
"paric!sy" or ''panioy Ia correct. The word
"panicky" has not got been regularly
admitted to tho English Language; Il
is Btill standing On tho threshold, ana
has not found a placb III the dictionaries,
But it Ia obvious that the spelling "panlcky" 10
required BY tho analogy Of the language, for the
letter G, before o, !, and ), has tho soft sound,
and 'panicy,r 1t properly pronounced. would
not preserve tho Tocal cautvalenta Of tho root
, 1876-03-16

Ii the Democratic politicians who ara anxions
for MI organ In Chicago buy a 49-l00th iutercse
IN blr. Wu.puA F. HTonrY, ihey will somo day
discover thcir mstaRc. Ho Ia q man whom It
would be vol to own. body, soul. aud brooches,
Or not 1t NIL; foar another person, uhnaa sup
rrcssod. has mortgage on aomo Of tho articles
in this invontory. &:
, 1876-03-16

Was 1t tidal wave or an earthquake thAt
struck Ncw uampshiro
, 1876-03-16

Gen. WEBSTER died poor man to this Hotldb
goods, but 4 rich ono iu everything c1eo. BE
bequeatlcd to his family good name, moro
precious In tho estimation OF thoae who knew
hin. than millions Of money. o.
, 1876-03-16

Epw1H Boom retusna tho ioso-letters ho rc~
ceiyta from married women to tholr husbands.
Just as II any h.gh-minded woman cared nhRs
lor husband might do! This Ia an age Of prog
, 1876-03-16

It il announced TINT hIr. T1IDrN and his
friends in New York are olated over tho OK
pos1,ra Of Mr.. PzspLEroN as clai1n-agent
for swintlling claims against tho Government.
We arc inclined to doubt this; tho circu1n-
stance Ia moro damaging to the general
interests Of the Democrntio party than it can
be possibly benedcial to the individual inter-
csts of 1Ir. TnpEN as Presidential candi-
date. Apropos Of tho killing-ofr Of Demo-
CRITIC candidates, 1t n,ay be mentioned TINT
tho Chicago Times has recently printed a
letter from ST. Lotlis which charges TINT Alr.
T11DHs, rs ono Of tho Directors of the Tcrro
Hauto Alton Il st. Louis Railroad, haa boon
ongagcd in defrauding tho stockholders Of
TINT Company. Tho chargo is in olIect TINT
OF nisappropriating trust funds hy tho 1nan-
agers, by taking up some S280,000 worth of
surplus bonds for their private benefit, when
tho bonds wore not necessary to tho pur-
poses ot tho Company, and giving no cou-
sideration for thon. 7Yo arc not disposed to
credit this statement, which probably grows
out Of SONIC dispute in regard to the manage
mont Of tho roal Certainly II AIr. TupE:i
is not without smirch, then VIC do uot
know whcro tlo Domocrntio party will look
for a Presidential candidate.
, 1876-03-16

Tito Democracy layo tho remaiaa OF tho lato
GEonaR II. prNDLEros on thofr hnuaB. Tte
aoonor they send for an undertsker and have
thom inter.od the botter. for they alroaay smell
worse than LAzAnua ever did In hot Weather.
, 1876-03-16

Tho people ia Now Hnmpshtro eesm to havs
balanced PxxpLrToN against DELxHAr. wipad
out old scosos, and elected tho best men, "a II
nothing had happened.
, 1876-03-16

| ing tho Alabama plan ha the Demooras1o soio"
ton OF MI our financial trounlcs'
@------=--- -
! olf1,s 9ta ENTEAFhlsE;
| ohe OF tno po'aess aao ,nost sst'Aihs en'
terpf1sea OF too toHos s 'nas ~ "n'eo 1no
o'1y o. o'ic'nnat' ia" etppalSeu' ~ t'o con.
estuct'on oi tsanN fai~ay n.e atoia LINE
Guy 70 onat'nooea' nna pta'''eus ~ ~
1an"' :" eonnee' ", WIN tno '"o esett ftn,""y
Systems ot .ho ooaen eensofine y. enoso
Po'n'a 'espoe.asei5' ilnnen'' "a'e1 eno a'sae
o' .no o'o.l"su'onea 7aie p''hlne"s f'ou' ..'so
30 nst'e alsposeo 70 engage IN spoe'aanon
that nero tney m'ent pa oalleo now tno cnPi"
talsts or cino'nnati' 1ull nlseon 5ea48 s1neet
feanzea tnas Oh tno no'tn ana ~ess 'tolF
trnde was neing fap1a'y se'zea by oaacaeo'
which ultimately wond monopolize IL WHO
Of INC soush"e6t o. LOUIE wts npnsln8 great
inroada upon ulnoinna''a tfalao. ihey
recognizeo' also' lint IL WIS oue OF tao cues
tion Tor thom TO successfully copo with e'thor.
ohicago or st. Louis 1or tue commofc1M
supremacy IN thoso regions. q marRes 'of
their manufacturers ana customers Tor sheir
mofchanta ~cre TO DC 1ouna Only III Inc
so"tn. 1ne ooatnefn tea'o uaAa 1aaue cln-
einhau. but that "as IN 'ao days "hen tho
r'vora "ero tho great cnannols OF commerce,
not the minor py-Whys they nave oeeomo IN
thio orn OF raslroada. And from the trado OF
tho South clneannatiR business 1nea found
themselves cut OF ny m Intervening stretch
Of ebout four hundred mlle8 OF country, most
OF Whfch was q compafatlVo "1laofhesa'
mountainous anu cut ny unof1dged rasefs,-a
widornoss IN which the anoft OF the iron
, horse Aad not bcen heard. Boyond wero
the great ra'lroad systems OF tho south center
ing at ohastanoosa and Af'ahta' with com.
1ntnicat'ons extending throughout the cot
ton states IN overy direction a trunk Inc
tapping tho Southern railway systems at those
points was the s'nd qua non to tho ac1ulai-
tlon OF tho southorn trade pT Cincinnati, and
without whieh That city must s'nk to
tho rank OF mere slde station botwcon
J New fork and ohicogo and IT. Lou1a. 1t
was road that trunk line, which, when its
prospective tra1ho 1oS tho next dozen yeara
was recRonoa IN comparison Win tho enos-
moua COST o1 1ls conss1uotlon tn1ouBn taat
J mountainous waste, lt would not pay to
oaud,-e1cept iof olnclnnan. oessaes, from
ita geographical hltuauofl, c4nclnnan is NOT,
) Ike oh'cogo, place to which failroaus OF
necessity must como 10 got tho southern
l road' c'ncinnnti must build IT, nnd SINK the
0 money TINT must DO snnk in its construction,
t looking to tho increased trado It would &C.
: cure for tho profits Of tho undertaking.
After various frnitlcss elort1' ny offers Of
bonus anu subsldlcs, to lhulce some com
pany to build tho road, the City Of oincin'
natl undertook It, 1t was novel project for