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. Statement, by MIR. ShipIey.

Mr.. ohipley called On us last night
and desired it stated that the fifty cents
borrowed By Hutchinson from Shipley
was not Cor the purpose of getting him
across the river, rs stated, but in payment
Of thst amount borrowed by Mrs. Ship
lev from Hutchinson while Mr.. Shipley
WAS away. tie further says that the
reason why Hutchinson remained IN the
house all day was because
h, act was committed after
he lShipley) lett for his work, and he
did not return until evening, ss is his
custom. And further: the reason Squire
Phillips issued the warrant was because
he (Shlpley) knew Squire Phillips and
he it was that always transacted his
business. He makes this explanation be-
cause some persons have insinus:ed tn t
there was blackn siling ana suspicious
circumstances about IL.
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Who (nn ENDlNIn:

\ Young man by the name OF Charles
Bauer, who commenced work as clerk
for the Barton Bros, grocers, South Side,
some time during the month OF March
last, and who has in every way conducted
himself rs trustworthy and exemplary
Young man, as far rs his employers are
able To say, on Sunday last mysteriously
disappeared and has not yet been
heard from by any o. his friends who are
anxious about his welfare. 1t Ia thought
that lie mas been follly dealt with, or has
been drowned rs d small boy who lives
with Mrs. Hicks, on Market street, be-
tween Twtnty-fourth and Twenty fifth
streets, where Mr.. Bauer boarded,
aid that the young man asked
him to go to the river with hlm,
last Sunday evening. The boy did not
%, and thinks that Bauer went TO the
river for the purpose OF bathing, and has
in all probability been drowned. The
young man owed no debts, nor had he
become in any way involved in trouble
rs far rs our informant knew. In
height b ,uar was FIVE feet five or six
incnes, rather dark Completed black
hair, and mustache and eyes of the sam @
color. At the time of his disappearance
her wore his hair cut close to the scalp.
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BALTIMORE, July ga large and
orderly meeting OF worklngmen was held
at Palms hall to night. The president
said tnat the cause of the strike was the
starvation wages paid BY the Baltimore
and Ono railroad. Resolutions were
adopted, pIedging their support to the
municipal and State authorities to main
tam peace and preserve order, eX-
pressing the warmes, sympathy with
the Baltimore and ONO road employees.
suggesting an impartial system OF srbi-
lratio1 and the appointment ofa com
miLtee to wait on the prominent mer-
chants and ask them to use their in
huence with the authorities of the rail
ROAD towaras satisfactory adjustment
ut tue present differences.
4 resolution was also adopted that no
professional politician would De allowed
ID address the meeting.
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The GreaI Strike.

The strike still continues, and reports
from other cities give details OF all the
horrors of the rampant mob that have
supreme sway. In this city the excite
ment has not recovered from the apathy
into which it has fallen, and al IS que.
On the Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing road, however, the situation Is dill
ferent. Notices have been posted up
bv the strikers that only one train
y day, each way, will be allowed
to run, one train TO leave BSlls're III the
morning and one to leave Pittsburgh IN
the evening. 1t is also stated that trans
are being boarded daily on tn road by
trsmps, and that the railroad employees
are entirely st their mercy. Mayor
Sweeney last night informed as that yes
terdav a delegation OF strikers waited on
him, and informed him that IL case OF
violence, to call on them, and they
would assist in preserving pence and
order
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Largest stock of Heats Ia ID
state

IHESTER ~ M, tn 't'I A..
~ most reliable Hams 200 '.' ms.'.
sugar Cured shoulder, ia.D .I--
sugar Cured Brea X fast Bacon, t.rsf I.
Mess Pork, Family POT,. iHmI
Pure Leaf Lard In TI'rr -, Eaurr -
Barrels, Kegs. Pals auu Halt Pa
own Product superior tDauy 80 s-'
kot. No risk OF JOSS and Ilua.'
dealer III handling our meals. fi..
now at b tom. .g..
Ie2l LIST. DAVENPORT & PA"A
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Resolutions Of the Wor,tugmeR's
Party.

ST. LOUIS July 26.-The Working.
meL's party of the United Ststes have
passed the following resolutions under
the title OF manifesto.
In view o. the fact that the entire
laboring interests of the United States
are in condition of revolution, and that
Al the same time the managers OF all the
railroads have confessed their inability u
make expenses. We the wOrkingmen OF
the United States demand the govern
ment to proceed =, once to take posses
sion Of all railroads and run them Tor the
welfare of the people, snd take immediate
mea Ires for paying the present
OWES By the issue )t National
cur. nov. We further demand, IN the
interest OF the working people OF the
! country, the immediate recall otthe char
tiers of the Nations al banks together with
[ their whole currency. We demand, IN
the interest Of the unemployed laoorers
/ of the United States, that the govern
ment at once proceed to complete AL the
public works now under process OF con-
: struc,iou. Further, 10 commence such new
| public works Is required for the genera!
welfare. The workingmen otthe United
/ States demand that both Houses OF Con-
gress proceed to enact law making
/ eight hours labor - days work, aud At
tacbing such penalties to its violAtion rs
shall compel the observance OF the same.
We, the workingmen ofthe United States
do hereby sacredly pledge our word
and honor. II the above just demand
OF labor is conceded to we will every
v here uphold the government OF the
people thus established il justice and
equality. We, the working people OF
the United States, hereby give warning
to all persons holding official pisces
under the United States government to
rive serious heed TO this manifesto.
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Personalities.

Mai Bradford, OF Ksnawha county, is
in the city.
Mr.. Emmett Dcip, m old prIa,rr of
thi. city, WAS IN town yesterday. tie
informs IL That be viii soon commence
the publication of she Mldd.rnourne Dw-
patch, IN Tyler county. tins Late Mr..
Delo I'M. some considerable Aparence rs
publisher, aud We nr,p,nk Tor h.m sue
cess.
Ncssfs. Ripley and Moran, OF The F'th
ward, came up from the Nail Ca. Il IL
Ing camp, NJ Franklin Lanil g lgs-
ierday. They Will return to morr'V.
Mr.. John Campbell and Capt Curtis
returned home ye,tcrday from n trip
through southeastern knI SA- aud south
western Missouri
T. p. Jacobs, Esq ot New Martrps-
VILE, Wa, registered nj the atamm yes
terday.
Messrs. James NJ. Baker and Thomas
j. Baker, two old Wheeling boys, leave
for Maryland this morning over the &
IL q. road
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In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food, and frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, parucu.
larly those suffering from tue effects OIL
facilitating diseases. In order 10 Keep
natural, healthful activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means. FOR
this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonlcls
very effectual. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the ener-
Vated body. For dyspepsia, IL Is lnvaiu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can be per
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally employed tor that purpose; me sea
Weed Tonic in its nature is totally ulueI-
ent from such drugs. IL CONTAINS NO cor
rOsive minerals OF acids; in fact III ASSISTS
the regular operations OF nature, ana sup
piles her deficiencies. The tonic In us
nature so much resembles the gastric luce
that 1t Is almost identical with that nulu
the gastric juice is the natural solvent
which, in healthy condition of the body
causes the food TO be digested; ana When
this juice Is not excreted in sufnclent
quantities, Indigestion, with all It's dls,
tresSing symptoms follows. The sea WOOD
Tonic performs the duty oil the gastric
Iuice when the latter is oeaclent,
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by all
Druggists
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Wesleyan Female Institute, Staun-
ton. Va,

Is located in the city OF SIsunton, IN
one OF the healthieSt climates III the
world. 1t presents attractions unsur-
passed il not unequaled In the South. 1t
is conducted by over twenty able ana
accomplished teachers AMI officers, and
enjoys quite u national reputation. 1t Is
attended by pupils from seventeen dit.
terent States. Require its pupils to
practice economy. This popular Institu.
tIon draws Its patronage from Maryland
and Pennsylvania to Texas, and ranks
among the first class schools tor young
ladies' IN the United States. See adver-
lisement and write to Rev. DR.. W. A.
Harris for catalogue.
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NEI1BBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.

THE passenger trains are running reg
ularly.
The mails were running regularly
yesterday.
NISETY-FoUR degrees in the shade at
noon yesterday.
The Ohio Valley Ners went to press
on half sheet this week.
The REGISTER has had large sale
here for the past eight or ten days.
THE excitement over the railroad war
has somewhat subsidized in this place,
Mr.. GEO. SMITH, of the Commercial
Sank, Is visiting at Brownsville, Pa.
REV. SLATER BR2wN is to address the
temperance meeting IN the grove next
Sunday afternoon.
1T was rumOred around town, yester-
dsv morning, that the SLeubenville gas
works had exploded Thursday night.
Mr.. ED. CLINE, formerly stceramsn
on the Eureka Terry boat, mas gone to
take like position on the Emma era
ham.
Two wandering Ministries dlscoursed
music with harp and violin on the
streets yesterday. The music took well
among the children.
THE Board OF Directors of the Ohio
City Nail works will hold meeting to-
morrow at one o'clock p NJ. 1t is thought
that the mill will be leased shortly.
The Rev. j. Brown, pastor OF the
Methodist church here, returned rom
Northern Ohio last Tuesday. Mr.. Brown
is much invigorsted by his vacation.
BRIDGEPORT.
MERCURY SO yesterday.
ONLY one arrest made yesterday.
A NUMBER OF our merchants had goods
destroyed ut Pittsburgh, Saturday nght.
The Valley people INDUCED in pic
mic At Ridgewsys grove yesterday even
ing.
THE young folks enjoyed u moonlight
social at Howelps yard, kirkwood, last
night.
THE Vigilance Committee appointed
by the mayor was released from uuIy OH
Wednesday evening.
VIM. DAKRAH, OF the firm Of j. l..
Reed & Son, Pittsburgh, Is visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
VIRa ADAMS, an old Bridgeporter,
who is employed by the Pennsylvania
railroad, is visiting this place
Messrs. Rhodes. Dunlavy X Co., are
grinding new wheat. The firm will not
carry heavier stock of wheat than will
supply its immediate demands.
JOHN HATHAWAY hath \ way OF
loaflng on the street corners which
is obnoxious TO Officer McConnaughy,
VINO hath away t. make John pay 81 and
costs, which amounted to $3.50
FLOUR made from new wheat is sell
ing st 81 per sack in this market while
old western wheat -four is selling at$l.2O
This is of some advantage to the man VINO
works at the present low price OF labor.
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IN CHANCEBY.

o. oh. rct Of this suit is TO compel the
Ca. .dantStO Interplead and ascertain aud
adjust their rights to the money due from
plaintiffs 10 The defendant, X. ID. Walsh,
Amounting to 81 ,lOO.2I, which the plaintiffs
have paid into said Court; also 10 enjoin
such Of The defendants as nave Instituted
proceed ngs at law against pia.nliiis on
accOu of said money from further pro-
caed.ngs therein, and the residue OF the
defendants from commencing suits
against Plaintiffs touching their claims
against said money, and also 10 obtain
deer diSCnargIug plainiinS from All ma
bili'y To defendants by reason OF Indebted
mes 10 said Walsh, and TOR all plaintihs
costs in this suit.
And il appearing that the defendants,
X. d. Walsh, James Roberts and william
O'Rricn have not been served with process
In this suit. and IL further appearing from
an AFFIDAVIT filed in this suit that ihcy are
not residents of The state Of West Virginia,
on motion OF plaintiffs by their attorneys
ir D., ordered that said NONRESIDENT de.
PENDANTS, K. -. Walsh, James Roberts and
william O'Brien snail appear at rules 10
rc held for said Court in the Clerk 5 office
thereof, IN the city of Wheeling IN the
county and state Aforesaid, Tor the month
OF August, lS77, commencing on the first
Monday Of August, 1871. and DO what Is
necessary TO protect their Interests.
Teste: ROBERT b. WOODS,
Clerk OF said Court.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, soils. tor PLAN
tltis lyiDawt
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor To
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN h
OF WHEELING.

This Bank IS Organized and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking IN All l's
details. NJ -,
II succeeds the First National Bank oil
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment. -...,..,,,,.
By carefully regarding the interests OF Us
iorrespoudeuts aud depoAtorS, ana nH
prompt and faithful execution OF theiI
wishes, il hopes To merit their esteem ana
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out tie United States.
De sit accounts subject 10 check
sigh eceived from banks, bankers, hrln
c0rp..ations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit Issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
DIRECTORS:
link X. ROTsFOKD WV. r. SIMPSON.
JtCuPS. RHODES, WAI. \. TURNER,
WIN. A. IsETT, JOIN l.. HOBBS
A. NJ. ADAMS, q. c DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER my
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NJ n r. IT n -
Y1APITAL RESTAURANT.

NO. 1855 Market ST., is the only first
class Restaurant IN the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms for
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, com bined with the
pest cuisine that car be found in the city.
tie keeps on hand the very best the mar
kef affords in vegetab es, fish, oysters,
zane, and everything in season, and
serves II up in q manner uneXcelled n the
country. He can b relied upon alv avs TO
furnish every thing first-class. el6
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Michigan Central strike Ended.

DETROIT, July 26.-Advices from
jackson state that the strike on the
Michigan Contra and branches ended at
= o clock TINS evening. DIVISION Super
iltendenL Brown and committee Of
strikers had II consultation ami will 20 to
worn with the assurance that their grIev-
aaces would Ue settled by arbitration,
ana justice be- done to all. Trains strale.
moving tonight, and no further trouble
is expected on this road.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Slate of West Virginia, county OF ohio,
The County Court OF OHIO county, July
les M:
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deed made July %, 1877, from Csths.
rine Prettymsn to John G. Truxel, part
of lot No. l79, South Side of Sixteenth
street, between Eoff and Jacob streets,
East Wheeling; for $1,000,
Deed made July 81, 1877, from VIM.
Gerhard and wife to Csthsrine Pretty
man, part of lot No. 179, South SIDE of
Sixteenth street, between Eoff and Jacob
streets, East Wheeling; for 5000.
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Police Stoned.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2b.--Thc polio:
in breaking up meeting at the corner
of Fourth and BerKs streets tonight
were stoned by crowd OF about 1900
And several shots we're fired st them. a
desperate fight ensued. The police say
they fired in the air. When the affair
was over the body OF a boy about seven
teen wears OF age WAS found dead with a
bullet in his head. Several police were
Injured.
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Difficulties AdIuSlpd.

OIL CITY, Pa July 2G.--At meet
ing OF the Trainmen Union, held this
evening at their rooms In TINS city, -
committee WAS appointed to confer with
superintendent Hepburn, which waited
81 JusLmeat and settlement Of the diff.
cuitles recently existing upon the Pitt
burgn, Trtu-yIIe and Buffalo railroad
and tue Buffalo, Cory and Pittsburgh
road was made, The men Will reslme
worAIn the morning, and all trains Wal
then begin 10 run - usual.
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Officers Elected.

At = meeting of the Light Guards last
night Frank Wallace wss elected Fifth
corporal John p. GLASS, Sixth corporal,
John l.. Dlckey, Seventh corporal,
and Geo, w. LUZ, Eighth corporal. to
fill vacancies CAUSED by designations.
VIM. Delapiain was also elected marker
and Chss. BosIey promoted to standard
bearer.
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CaStOriia.

1t is "A mistake TO suppose that CastOrls
i not adopted TO grown persons a well Al
ChildTSn. They on yneed 10 increase the
quantity But children have 50 many
complains for which CdstOT.a j. adopted
like Wand COIic. Sour stomach, Worms,
letter, TeeGhinS and Group, that Il 10
especially recommended tor them.
II, effects are more certain than Castor
Oil. II contains no alcohol and is AZ
pleasant 10 take as honey. II never
gripes. BY regulating the stomach and
bowels the CastOrIa cOOls the blood, Il.
pe.s worms and prevents fsverishness.
quiets the nerves and produces health
rueu OF course children can sleep ~
quiet and mothers can rest.
CastOria is recommended by all phys
clans and nurses who have tried 10, and il
having rapidly increasing sale. II Is
4 epsred with great care after the recipe
/ Dr. samuel Pitcher, OF Mass, at the
Laboratory Of J. y. Rose & Co.. - Dey
Street, New York. gpZ-
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A Difference orNrinion.

rERRE HAUrE, July pa passenger
train arrived by the VauaalA rom In.
dlanHppus this afternoon rua strikers
mere made y demonstration I. take pas
-engers, buD the company finally decd
ed to let the train 60. me strikers
dlsagreeing among themselves, n M. D.
y are IN favor OF q continuance oil ...
blockade OF all traffic, but number t.... D..
he railroad should be permitted 20 carry
Passengers. Most of The striker say no
passenger cars will be allowed To pass on
the east and west lines tomorrow.
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4 New Company .

Captain W. J. MoorheAd, OF Ike Cen
tennlal Light Guards, and Lieutenant
David Reese, have on foot n project to
organize another military company.
These gentlemen have the pluck to carry
out whatever they undertake., aud as II
State militia is sadly needed, 1t is to be
hoped volunteers will not b. wanting.
About twenty-five persons have already
an ISL
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Citizens of Albany petition for the
Old Wages.

ALBANY, July 26,-ALs meeting OF
the strikers IN Capital Park, this alter,
noon, the speakers counseIled peace ana
no lawless acts. 1t was stated that
Mayor Banks had agreed to present
petition oil the citizens OF Albany asking
the New York Ce.tral railroad suthorl-
ties to restore the wages paid before the
late reduction, and ask the railroad folks
~ give it y favorable consideration. This
PLAZA met with general approval, and the
meeting adjourned till Friday.
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THE MATHEWS LIGHT GUARDS


In Good Trim-rheir Trip =
SuIky silence walls Along the
Line Of the II. a. q. X. R.-The End
MOI Yet.
The Mathews Light Guards returned
to this city on the five o'clock train last
evening, from their ten days campaign
among the strikers along the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio road. The boys al
appear in good spirits, and are well
pleased with their experience in the mil
its-y, although regret,ing the drcum-
stances that led to it, and are ready and
wiling to serve the State, by order OF the
Governor, wherever and whenever oc-
casion may require their services. Inc
train having the Guards on board backed
! I'D III front of the south wing OF the cap
itol building, where they dlsemDarEed'
| formed INTO line aud were.- .-.
RECEIVED BY GOVERNOR MATHEWS
J in lew appropriate remarks. Inc
Governor thanked them IN the name OF
| the State for the prompt manner Ia
which they had responded to his call,
ant Omplimentei them on the manly
bearing that had characterized them
during their absence. At the conclusion
of the Governors remarks, the command
WAS given and the Guards marched TO
the srmory, and soon after dispersed
The company consisted Of the following
&c tiemen,
WHO WERE IN THE RANKS:
Captain, W. W. Miller, First Lieut.
John B. Lukens; Second Lieut.. j..
Newton Linch, and non commissioned
officers and privates, j. n. Burch,
G. +. Bailey, Ii B. Bsguley, d. 7.
Black, Charles T. Biglow, }. P. Carney,
j. B. Carnshan, j. l.. Dickey, j. v.
Dickey, G. w Dean, l. Dechert, ID.
Evans, Jacob Glass, William Glsasner,
George w. Engle, A Ferguson, Jacob
Horn book, II. d Hubbard, Theodore
Kober, J. X. Davenport, F. A, Klevis,
Ell. Lsrkin, George w. Lutz, Charles
More!snd, j. w. Myles, Ii. II. PendIeton,
Q. B. Reed, James Sprucebank, William
Schwzterfeger, j K. Travis, y. W..
Todd, Samuel j. Tsppsn, Alexander
Updegraf, Frank Wallace, Joseph Hess
ana CnarleS w. TrduLuelu.
At 9 o'clock last evening the company
reassembled at the armory for roll cal !,
and squad OF eight men, consisting of
G. 6. ellis, John NJ. Hswley, William
Glassner, Frank Stsmm, d. w. Tappln,
Louis Dechert, f. S. Wood and Z. w.
Dean, under command of Sergeant j. Il.
Rstlitf, were detailed to guard the srmory.
Captain Miller reports that they left
Martins burg At six o'clock yesterday
morning, and came through without any
disturbance or molestion whstever.
ALONG THE LINE OF THE ROAD
the captain states sulky silence prevail
among the railroad msn, and he thinks
that the end Is not Yet, but that the
strikers are patiently bding their ,ims,
awaiting the removal of the u, OPP b =
fore making any further demonstrations
tending toward stopping the running OF
| trains. But few strikers we congie-
gated about the yards of the road at the
different points along the line, but this is
accounted tor by the presence OF the reg
ulars. The canal menA 1T Sir Johns run
nave not quoted down to any extent. but
are still keeping strict vigilance on the
boats. They say that they have nothing
To do with the railroad, but in case an
attempt Is made To move any of the caLaI
| boats the
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Presentation,

Mr.. Fred. Happy, foreman of Anton
keymann's brewery, was yesterday sur
prised by number Of his frie Ids, and
made tn, 2 handsome gold
Leai,d cane. The pr esentation in be-
hal of t. -.Apl. : = 20 the brewery was
made by Mr.. William Miller, and wss
haDpity responded to by Mr.. Happy.
After the presentation, the party was
entertained in handsome style, Vass'
band furnishing the music. The occs.
sion was Mr. Happy's birthday, and 1t
was doubtless as pleasant one as he has
ever experienced.
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AIISerene aICIeyeIaJd.

CLEVELAND, july Z6.-Tne strikers
here are que. and orderly. No trouble
is anticipated. Passenger traias are run
ring Oh the Lake Shore r0si ald al
trains on the Atlantic and Great West
err railway. The atty is quiet.