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The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
BUSINESS CARDS.
ID. lei. BARNES. Accountant

SOOkS opened, examined. balanced, and closed
ID Trial Balances and Cash Accounts investioat.
ed; complicated accounts adjusted. Special atten-
tonto bankruptcy matters the settlement of estates
OF agencies, and other matters requiring
tne services OF thorough accountant. Orders left
at - exchange st., Portland, Me-, or forwarded by
mail promptly attended to, -
aug26dtf wSSsanaotf
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

DIR. S. D. HowE's ARABIAN LIVER PILLS
are far better and safer remedy for copstipa-
ton, whether casual OF habitual, than any 9th.
er cathartic pill or potion ever administered to
the human family. oct17d2tw
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

FAIR AND CoNCERT-The fair to be held by
the ladies of India street circle to-day and to.
morrow in City Hall promises to be very at
tractive. A very pleasing concert by well
known and popular talent has been arranged
for this evening,a programme Of which is given
below. We hope to see full house.
COnrduSb III arms. ..s''.s...s.. Adam
Male Quartette Club.
Duet-Come Win me. .Campana
Miss King, Mr.. Morgan.
ooHS Oh Ine Olu Deu BARR
Mr.. Turkey.
oOhS-olnS oWeSI DlIu. .GaIZ
Mrs. Knight.
HarA 1.-The Merry Drum. .............,..,,K ouoh
Male Quartette Club.
Song-When the tide comes in !. Willard
Miss King.
Trio-Why Despair. Meader
Mrs. knight. Miss King, Mr.. Davee
Part Song-The Distant Sea. .......... . Davis
Mrs Knight, Miss King, Mr.. Dayee. Mr.. Folensbee.
Accompanies. ......,.... Miss Annie Greeley.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

ST. LUKE's CONSIDERATION. is most de-
sirable that it should be distinctly understood
that at quarter-past ten Thursday the doors
of the Cathedral will be thrown open, and that
as far as possible seats will be provided for all
who may wish to be present. The tickets Of
admission are issued for the convenience Of
visitors and those who may wish to get theil
seats hafore that time.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

A PARTNERSHIP in the jewelry business has
been formed by Messrs. SwetG & Swift. Their
place of business is at 515 Congress street. Both
these gentlemen are experts in all branches of
their trade, and they will doubtless command
liberal patronage. Mr.. Frank FL. SWEET will
pay particular attention to the repairing of fine
watches 80
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

STEAMER OssIPEE-The u. S. Steamer Os-
sipee arrived at this port from Boston yester-
day and anchored in the lower roads. She was
met here by an order to proceed to Hampton
Roads, and will sail today. The following is a
list of her officers:
Commander-S Livingston Breeze.
Leutenants-L, Kingsley, E. W. Watson,
Jr, G. Irvine, N. e. Mason, and j. B. Hob
son.
Master-L. G. Heilner.
Surgeon-C. j. S. Wells.
Assistant Surgeon. A. Tanner, Jr.
Paymaster-R. S. Mcdonnell.
Chief Engneer-W. S. Smith.
Assistant Engineer-H. G. Baughman.
Lieutenant Marnes-L. G. Webster.
Boatswain-J. Farrell.
Gunner-C. Cronin.
Carpenter-L. Radoux.
Sailmaker-C. q. Freeman,
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

THE Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machines
take the first premiums. A complete victory
over all others. at Grafton County Fair, Ply
mouth. N. H., Sept. 26.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
AUCTION SALES,
#. o. BAILEY IL CO.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Fine Watches and JeWelry,
Stock and Fixtures, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
AT AUCTION.

A 7 STORE, No. 22s Middle Street. Portland,
"A Maine, commencing on WEDNESDAY,
October 10th. at 10 A. NJ. and continuing at 10 A.
M, and q P. NJ, until the entire stock is sold,
which consists of fine and well selected stock OF
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks,
Bronzes and Fine Ornaments of various kinds, which
were carefully selected for retail trade. The
watches are OF both Foreign and American Manu-
facture in Gold and Silver Gases, both Key and
Stem Winding; manv of them are from the most
celebrated makers The Jewelry is in great variety,
end embraces everything usually found in a first
class store. Fine Stone Cameo Sets, fine Coral Sets
Solid Gold Bracelets, Finger Rings Solid Silver and
Plated Table Ware, Cutlery, French and American
Clocks Glove and Fancy Work Boxes, Opera Glasses,
Spectaces &c. Also three Elegant Counter Cases.
one large Square Case for Plated Ware, one B. W.
Wall Case with eight double doors with large
mirror in centre, one large French Plated Mirror
4x9, Oil Paintings, Desks, Counters, one Of f.
Howard 81 Co.'s best Regulators, cost $3.50, one
large Case for Watches with mirror in centre, one
large Safe with Steel Box and Combination Lock-
Furnace, Lathe for heavy work, Watchmakers'
Benches and Materials, Gas Fixtures, &C.. &c.
Terms under one hundred dollars cash, over 500
approved paper on thr ee and six months with
interest at per cent
CHAS. P. MATTOCKS,
Trustee.
octS diff
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

The sale of the valuable real estate belonging
to Mr.. Ponce was postponed yesterday to Sat-
urday on account of the rain.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

The regular meetings of the City Council take
place the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday
evening of each month.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

REAL EsTATE.-F. o. Bailey & Co. will sell
at 8 o'clock to-day the valuable real estate No.
s Center street. For particulars see auction
column
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

KENDALL & WHITNEY have a large variety
Brass and Japan Bird Cages; also all kinds
of bird seeds and Benap's Prepared Bone for
Birds. oc5eod2R
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

A GOOD horse blanket for 80 cents at w. f
Studley's. oc17WThS
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
THE PRE- S
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. IL.
TIE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF res
sender Bros, Marquis. Brunei q Co., AhdTeWs
Wentworth Moses \, b. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros, Oh all trains that run out OF the city,
AT Biddeford, of Phillsbury.
AT Saco, of L. Hodgdon and ID. Is. henorlcA'
AT Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
At Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros. and Stevens & Co
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
SheriTs Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
THSAAEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction to the highest bidder on SATURDAY,
the tWenty-fourth day of November. A. d. 1877, at
one CLOCK in the afternoon, at the Shers Office in
Portland, in said county, all the right in equity
when John H. Leavitt, of Portland, in said coun-
ty mas OF had on the ninth day of October, A. D.,
1876, at nVe O'clock and five minutes in the after
noon, being the time of the attachment of the same
on me original writ in the action which said
cutlon was obtained to redeem the following de-
scrloed morteaged real estate, viz: certain lot of
lana with the buildings thereon, situated on the
sasledly sue of Wimot street, in said Portland,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the most Northerly
Barbour, thence the.lne of said street Northerly
thlrty-hye degrees West fifty eight feet to land
formerly Of Benjamin Role. Jr; and from these
two bounds extending back Northeasterly and ad-
Joining said Barbour and Rolte lots, about ninety
five 1eet TO land formerly of John Turkey.
Dated at Portland. this fifteenth day of October A.
D., 1877. FREDERICK II. HARFORD.
WoWR Deputy Sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

BEST unlaundred shirts only 81 cents at W.
f. Studley's, under Falmouth Hotel.
oc17WTtS
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
TEMPLARs OF HONOR.

at TemplorS' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Monday in each
anth.
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

BUSINESS IMDICATIoNs-Messrs Dun, Bar
low & Co.. have just issued their statement of
the number of failures and amounts involved
for the three first quarters of the years 1875,
1876 and 1877, ending with September 80, the
tnLalS of which are as follows.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

EXTRA bargains in ladies' and cbildren's un-
derwear at w. +. Studley's. oc17WThS
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

MATTrCE THE HORSE THIEF.-Mr. j. f.
Smith of Green, New York, was here yester-
day to claim the buggy which Mattice alias
Brown alias White, the escaped horse thief,
attempted to sell here, and furnished another
leaf in the history of that accomplished rascal.
His full name is William o. Mattice, aud his
home is at Deposit, N. Y, close TO the Penn
sylvania line He is about 81 years of age. He
commenced business as tin pediler, but soon
developed into thief. He has been ia the
penitentiary at Albany for burglary and in jail
at Montrose, Pa. He nearly succeeded in
breaking out of the former and did get out of
the latter by saving off the bars of his cell. In
Schoharie county he stole a top buggy, sawed
off the top and rode off in an open buggy. The
team which he stole from Mr.. Smith was taken
on the night of September. He also robbed
boot and shore store the same night and loaded
up the buggy with his punder. He seems to
have driven off leisurely, for the next day he
was seen in the vicinity. He snapped the
horse about 40 miles from Green, and Mr..
Smith has recovered him. About 500 in all
are offered for Mattce's capture. The officers
at the station think that the horse stealing in
Bangor is his work and that he is making for
Canada where he has friends
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERIoA-Camps No
1 and convenes over the Eastern Express Office
Plum street. No. 8 on Wednesday evening; No. 4
on fist and third Saturdays of each month; No on
Tuesday evening, at Arcapa Hall; No 2 at School
House, Turner's Island, Cape Elizabeth, Friday
Evening.
BoswoRTH Posi- G. A. R.--Meeting every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall, corner of Congress and
Casco Streets
PORTLAND TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB-Head-
quarters corner of Congress and Temple streets.
Open day and evening. Business meeting Tues
day evenings at u O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
To Holders Of First Mortgage Bonds
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Co.

gEYHE holders of the 1st Mortgage Bonds of the
N P. & Q. r. r. Co., dated Nov. /, 1870, are
hereby notified that the scrip for interest coupons as
provided for by the recent arrangement is now
ready for delivery.
The amount Of first coupon on said scrip will be
paid in gold on delivery of the interest warrant.
The coupons (tor January and July. 1877 and for
January and July, 1881 may be sent to either of
the Trustees of the Mortgage, or TO
JNO. W. DANA,
octl0dlw Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
ID. w. HULL, WI. D.,
MnsneuG and Botanic Physician, SIS 1-2
Congress Street. Portland

to cure any chronic case where cnre il nossble no
difference how many "regnlars" have failed on it.
no p9lsons gwen nor incurable cases undertaken
ly and treated when desired. Call and see.
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
Office HOurs .
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

From 500 m to $50 M Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Deliver
from to 10 a m.
poprr AVN nv Oct 1877
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17
The Best Business Chance in Boston.

The Best Business Chance in Boston.
GOS00 CLUB ROOM FURNISHED in
up [OOOs the most superb manner consist
ing OF one elegant Grand Square Piano, cost $3.50;
one Blllar1 and one Pool Table. cost $500 each |;
about 2o yds English Brussels Carpet. cost So 60
yard one large B. Walnut Sideboard cost $500, was
built 70 order; $1,000 worth of elegant Oil Paintings;
% b. walnut leather covered Chairs cost 81 90 each
5 b. Walnut Tables, and other articles. The whole
cost S59SO. 50 members that pay $500 month
each. Kent $25 month. Terms $1,000 cash down
at time OF sale, balance long time. Sold by order
of the Boston Loan Co. For particulars, call at IS
Sudbury st. E. SABIN WOLFE. oc17dtf
The Portland daily press., 1877-10-17

totals or winch are as follows:
No. of Amount of Average
Years. Failures Liabilities. Liabilities.
1875. ..".....~....53 S13t 172, SOB S2i591
1876. ...7050 156,272s0O 22,166
1877. .6555 IA, 952,255 2I622
The failures in the past three months were
1916, with liabilities aggregating $42, SAG, 0S5'
For the preceding three months the number of
failures was 1880 with $45.16S,oS7 liabilities
The number for the first three months Of the
year 1877 was 1889, involving $54 53S, O74 The
number for the three months ending Sept. 30,
1876. was 1920, with liabilities amounting to
$47, 857. 81.
The figures for the past three months show a
gratifying decrease in this class of business
disasters as compared with the preceding quar-
tiers of the year 1877 or the correspon ding quar-.
ter of 1876 1t is the first time that the statis-
tics of failures have afforded any encourage
meHt and in view of the fact that the present
bankrupt law puts premium on transactions
in this line, these indications point to a marked
improvement in business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
TIE pENMARK sEIZED.

The steamship Denmark, of the National
Line arrived IL tbs port yesterday afternoon Al aoout
3 O'CLOCK s,e was boarded 10 quarantine and Caps VII
.ialls yaa furnished with Lie following notice:
PORT on Wv YORK. Aug. 10.
To the Commanding Oficer Of tie steamship Denmark.
SIR BY vrluo OF Al received FROM tho Collector
Of the Port Oh NeW-l OrE. hereby notify you that FOR
yio ions ~ lions o. SD and 2,-Ti revised statutes
he .ebv make seizure OF the steamship Denmark. Ecr
tacc apparel and furniture This is 10 DO your official
notice OF seizure OF the aDuve
O. 81. FISHER, Inspector OF Cust1uls-
The steamer ihen sailed up the Bay and req ied the
National Dock about six O'Clock. The passengers ans
brgcage were landed usual. 4 TRIBUNE reporter
went on board and asked Capt Williams what DO knew
OF the smuggling operations ha steamer. he replied
that he was entirely that any OF Ms saDordi-
Mates we're dishonest until 10 was made public "Cnt
was Informed by tho authorities. would have bet you
800 10 81" said he, that not on board ny slip
had ,ua.ed any silks. l can't toll you anything about
the operations because know nothing about them In
fact [ would like % as you Tor news Ny chief ac-
quanance with tho troubles is tat official paper has
been served upon announcing the seizure can tell
nothing more"
several official papers were sent % Inspector Fisher
during the day nstructug him by order ot Gen snaFpe,
10 make the seizure Capt Williams nas been ia the ein-
NOV OF the Company Tor twelve years and La h;.d
charge OK the Denmark Tor more than three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
WHAT 80 oWE LIZ woRLD.

Striking and Striking Back. Some Phases
Of the Labor Question the subject OF pleasant
talk by w. s. Cronut before tie Liberal Club at Science
Ia last evening The speaker did not attempt 20 pre-
scribe remedies for the present oor troubles but rather
10 point ont Of the absGrdcs and Inconsistencies
the strikes and agtatous and 10 show that the men
who strike. really strike back at themselves. He be
heyed That 1rugaiity-the habit o. savng-as il was
uractised by the French aud Germans and swiss.
was tnc real cf prosperity ana until had hor-
ourhy learned .ere. Sire condition The iabJIug
cu;u be greatly improve. TIE remedy f1r Tie fu-
ure Ac remarked u .allicd labor. We must see TO
10 that children trained for special calling II hc
way were provided bs which the oFcip.us oil unski4ad
labor could turned iut1 Use higher skilled MINISTRIES
r ursssGIs OT competition u o.. Lover grades OF labor
voald felt, and higher would received by
uli Glasses.
one of The most pcrrIcious and untrue sayngs. hf
Cr1ffuf declared. uuf D .nc form 81 maEiu wis
thai tie world owe. every man hying' Inc world
owed no laG . living; uu tle contrary tlr H.L OWED
tho world ni living; hc owed 10 FOR the clothes nu
bis hacA for hs hOuhs foT hi, culture Tor the that
had preceded aim n started Out impressed 81 .th
ia. beic' that living dHe 90 im from the world,
ht would brL Gp in tIc puol-loa-c. or IN the jazz or
hc would jump straight into Heaven from tie scuhod'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
YEw-JERsEY RAILROAD TAXATION

The appeal of the Montoldir and Greenwood
Lake Railway Company from the valuation Of the Board
Railroad Commissioners. came MP before Judge Depue
al Newark yesterday. The road assessed on Vau-
alton OF $4,000, which. the Company claims, should be
reduced. as the road cost the present Company only
S4ll,0O0 to January 1877. T. Wayne Parker counsel
for Company. coutenied that the o2J0OUo gwen Tor
the property of the old Company ought not % pc IN
ciuaed u making up the assessment Attorney-'e'trai
Stockton said did contend that Tie road snoAd De-
valued al It's cost, but fl should be remembered tha' 20
rebuild the road would cost 81 100000. while 1t was ONLY
assessed mt SsJOCOO There no business interest Dc
said. that caunot make tn, same plea ni depiecati1h
It's present productlYencss or Doa-ptoduct Eeh'7 1
sumo il was worth 1927 .uOO tle bonds .ud eau neu3
added make S763,oOO 80 tJ D. ~ error Lac en- iI-
Judge Deple sid Che road part of railway system
which. carr ID edi. "lll mAAr q 'a i..'4 ..T ~ ~
element which the Court rely 20 IL me Fiuc OF
nI f r -o5 a00 I'M bonds winch vas -: S64-.00O
81 this amount bad been i-oued. and he uoG~ht the
amount tho company was ug % take Tor these bous
W. "a so,o iu,clou of tie value Of the ro-d he then
Thc next case, taken Up were nose OF inc p ga b4ke
I.a.lroad. extending FROM Hlgh Bridge on the Central
Railroad NcvJersey 10 German Valley in Morris
County. including branch ffsm the latter place q
Chester: gnd " ht l0ncwood valley hAircil running
north from O. rluau Valley % Port Dram The LATTER
road assessed nc 9ll744l -, ana the former ~
-9-J,a2f So. Andrew kcasoner, superintendent or the
Morri. dAd E~eX Division the p-laWsle iac-a"ain+
ANA western Railroad Wac called % TIL stand ~ cA-
Atjouey-Gencra Nanatta counsel for me raiiFoads
Mr. Rr-soner testn.d ta. las company had eaalee OF
the Chester Railroad, Inch ran alongside the LOuc"0od
valley Railroad lie thought railroad property me
latter syortl not ing except SIC value OF me
and lie would not the road FOR Tie husI-
Leso q "ouo do ~ lt were siNcn tV H. -. @ -
uo probability or earning lis expenses Tor some ulur
Ire did tk the value O the track. etc., Wa oNtt
S.}pOuj Louis II. TAYLOR testified mat Dee voulC moi
give $5U0OUU for IL IL Bridge Railroad Amer argument
between counsel judge Depue reduced tic ASSESSMENTS
fifty cent. 49,.
Inr euu.4 Branch Railroad wac assessed for 90 H.
Sis 81 The case narrowed down GA lf To iit--
ton Of the ien-u oi the road. judge beue si -il"
81 tic road s Twelve miles long the assessment ie TOD c
reduced o. So 4~- 80; d. t Us hl.ctu Lies I'D ieI-t'
f ,af is ~ Hr ma the matter of ruc lcs th o. be-
-f;!el uy tine AttJ-.ct General and hi Na.li.C. AH
-...- or t Tie ca sept t4c Er"-lcif soul httA
AMI ms ,r.lrir. ,nd tne Edston and AmDOy Roads, nl
when 100 decision has 3 eft been gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
TIE DUTY OF CITIZENS.

To the Editor or Ihe ITtO""e'
SIR: The action Of those merchants VINO
have discharged their clerks IN consequence OF the en-
tt ,t ,u,.e from, business while duty with their
regiments during the recent strike Is source OF deep
REGRET 10 all heightened aud patriotic ct@ons IL Is al
evidence Of selfish regard FOR their own individual n
terests and an Indication of their inability 70 take Dioa
r liberal view OF any matter that affects the public vel
- No., NJ ,teir cast of character are "A detriment 10
TO-, a,oIrs. of any cor munty. They belong 10 class
t,t r fncauabe Of seeing beyond the narrow range OF
fr avn mental yssiun. Consequently IN times Oh great
c perl they fall utterly tU grasp the situation anu ia
ireir ze 10 protect their interests make themselves
tne objert contempt or ali the Respectable pVsoH
OF their fellUw-citizrns. , . .,,o
roo ycuer. lnclmItO or the part OF our merchants ~
e,s4 10 avoid In many Instances their duty 70 me
sratr MANY of our reputable merchants seem To thinA
IN uerfectly -iifable their part % avOd u possible
inv, dutv and yet they claim L. De laW-hDliiS etzehr
mi are di-gIst.d with the lax administration OF justice
N t-e will ponder nttlo lAey must arrive
ar me conc fusion that intelligent jurors are most
valuable aid In the administration or the law Would IL
mar he well for tho people 10 remember tint they are
mutually dependent upOa one another that by haI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
GnLn IN GUATEMALA.

Gen. T. B. Bunting Of Tie CuatemaIan
Army IS noy .n New-y orE charged by the President OF
that Republic TO form pny here To develop exen-
Eve soG fields mat reported lave recently been
io.ri u Guatemala. Gen. Bunting found yesterday
az OBJ, Office OF Jacob Baiz Consul f'r Guatemala IN Ls
Ctv De- stated 20 TRIrCSE reporter THAT during May,
h-. year. -oil w.shus- wer- discovered n te depart
uoi of Yz,l,ei. up0u the Bobus River. c0nsd ig.he
amount of god Was FROM the o. tne brought to l.c
cty Of Guatemala and the eventually reached the
or. Of tIc Government. Las February edeat Bar
ros acc,u.auied bv Gen. Bunting visited iAc place.
~. r5f t.-tr.t according tsc Generals statement,
Is and covers ares OF twenty ga mikes
square j. is almost destitute or rocs, ana 80 fr u
Cl.. has been found TAc -Uit 1pprTr, u The form OF
sHaI nuggets 4nd dust. Gen. Bunting showed about
geo grains o, -oi1 ich aI wa-htt Out from pan
a. .. rt near The surface aud about three grains or
u.rr l.H t.e same amount of earth three feet 0eoW
O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-11
THE BIG RAILROAD LEAKS.
To the Edffor Of rAe rrtb""e.

70
SrR | read With much interes, yCnr able edito-
rial today headed Railroad Frcigh,a" There is one
source Of reckless eztraagAce railroad management
that you have not touched on, railroad passes The
Pennsyf yauia Railroad corporation ISSUES thousands ~
annual passes GOOD FOR year, the Members W The
Cabinet Congress, State LEGISLATURE Town and county
authorities and 20 thc press. About November OF eacn
year the President ~ tine road sends circular 60 All
other Railroad Presidents, sayne On susance a. fol-
lows: Please find herewith list ~ orr olcars. Tor
whom we ask the courtesy of p5ss y0ur road f'r
the ensuing year on receipt ~ your st we wiz recnro
cate" Tie result Il. that u order for some hy officers
OF one road TO ride free other roads, thousands ~
annals issued. MAKE an pay who use tire road u
proper and just 20 stockholders. De1Ghea'nng is de'
moralzne Them too another cause NJ extrava IS
private ear. on the PeuuFiYln 'hef are nuleiou s.
The President each Nice-fierident, te Gen i al
and Ier general officers. and each DIVISION rdc-
iutcndeut has They are dragged au around me
country excurons and ~ course at tile expense or
stJt khOdcr-. Cannot officers ~ ro!s ne 1be traiH
Frank Ih0WsOu. General Manager ~ tnc Penu-YlFHiiit
viii ride n q train, but must have special eukile
and These things lemoraIs b0tl officers 1pi th
p0ve- for the cry IT, AT company expense ABOLISH
the pnss --stem. the private swinde, and Numerous
railroad supply rings and tie roads would pay some
thing nc least. AUDITORS OFFICE.
Aeic- LOrh., Aug. @, lrI1.