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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-02-22

All the great weekly newspapers OF
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General Agent in every town in the United
States for the Adjustable Pick, with a COM
binatiOn of eight tools complete in one, viz ::
rick, mattock, adze, lamping iron, sledge, axe
and pole head. or any Their tool that can be in
serted in sockets at about one-fourth cost of
ordinary tools.
J.V. LAFFERTY. Adjustable Pick Co.,
B South , | ST., PniIa chamber Of commerce
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Centaur,
w hite, Ton. the Human,
Family.
Il elbow, for Horses and
Animals

These Liniments are simply the wonder of
the word. Their effects are lIttls less than mar
yelIous, yet there some, things which they
VIII not do. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they will always allay pain
rheumatism OF many years standing. and taken
the pain from terrible burns and scalds which
has never been done by any other article
The White LinimenG is for the famiTy It,
will Drive rheumatism, Sciatica and NeuraTsis
from the SYSTEM cure Lnmbaso, Chillblains
Palsy, Itch, and most CutaasOus Eruptions it
extracts frost from frozen Hands and feet and
the poison OF bites and stiags of yenemous
repUilys; it subdueS swellings, and alIeyIates
pain of every kind.
For sprains OF bruises it is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Centaur Lini-
ment is used with great efficacy for sore throat
Toothache, Caked Breasts Earaehe, and
Weak Back. The following is but sample of
the numerous testimonials:
INDIANA HONE, jeff. Co Ind, May %. 1875
i think it my duty to inform you that have
suffered much with Swollen feet and chords. /
have not been free f8am these swellings in
eight years. Now L am perfectly well, thanks
10 the Centaur Liniment. The Imminent ought
to be applied warnI.
BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proef is in the trial.. 1t is reliable it is
handy, it is cheap, and every family should have
1t.
To the sick and bed ridden. the halt and
lame, TO the wounded and sore, We say Come
and be heaIed.r
To the poor and distressed who have spent
their money for worthless medicines, a bottle of
Centaur Linimens viii be given without
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LIN ES.

THE CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the West and North
West, and. with its numerous Branches and con-
nectiOns, forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wis
consin, Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska. California and the Western Terri
torjeS. IFS
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c storiia

Is a pleasant and perfect substitute, in aT.Gase<
for CASTER OIL. Castoria is the aesulti0Han
old Physicians effort to produce, for his. own
practice, an EFFECTIVE CATHARTE 6 pleas
ant to the taste and free FROM gr pping-
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, OF Hy@nnis, Mass, sue
cecded in combining, without the uge e alcho-
hol. purgative ageAt as PLEASANT TO
FAKE AS HONEY. and which possesses all
the desirable proprietieS of Castor Oil.
1t Is adap! ed to all ages, but Is especially
recommended to MOTHERS as a reliable rem
ed Y for all disorders of the stomach und bowels
OF children. 1t is certain, agreea BILE, absolute
wind collie, sour stomach, worms, coStiyeness,
Group, &C., then ehi3dren can have sleep and
mo hers may rest.
j. i. Rose Il Co., of Sc Dey Street, New
DIRK. the sole praparers of Castoria after
DR.. Pitchers receipt
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BAY AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD,
TRAINS GOING WEST. TRAIN

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JANUARY 14th
187T.
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The Yellow Centaar Liniment

Is adapted tie the tough muscles. cords and flesh
of horses and animals, Sc has perform ed more
wonderful cures of SPAWN, STRAIN, Wind
gals. Scratches, Sweeney and general lameuess,
than all other remedies in existence. Read
what the great expresslnan say of it:
NEW YORK, January, 1874,
every owner of horses should give the Cen
taur Liniment q trial. We consider it the best
article ever used In our stables
Fl. MARSH. Sspt. Adams FIX. Stables, n Y :.
re. PULTZ. Supt. g. S. EX..StaUIes. n. /
ALBERT 5. 0LIN, Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables,
n. ""
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. il. 1874
"GENTLEMAN.-I have used over one gross Of
Centaur Eminent. yellow wrapper, on the
mules of the plantation, besides dozens of the
family Liniment for my negroes. | want to
purchase it at the wholesale price, and will
thank y0u to ship me by Savarah steamer one
gross of each kind. Mc-srs. A. F. Stewart L
Co. will payy eur bill on presentatieZ.
Respectfully,
JAMEs BARROW"
Tho best patrons of this Liniment are carriers
and Veterinary Surgeons. 1t heals Calls,
Wounds and Poll-eyil. removes SwelEngs, and
is worth millions OF doIIa rs TO Farm ers
Iivery-men. Stock -grOwcrs, Sheep raisers, and
those having horses or c9ttle.
What n Farrier cannot do for SEA the CcRtaur
Liniment will do at a tritiing cost.
These Lniments warranted by the pro-
prietors, and bottle will be given to any Far
rier or Physician who desires to test them. Sold
everywhere.
Laboratory of j. Z. Rose & Co..,
46 DEF ST., NEW York.
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1reepOrt and DUBUQUE Line
chicago and Milwaukee Lin

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only
one passing between Chicago and Evanston
Lake Forrest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Ra :
cine kenosha and MilHamkce.
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LATER.

Washington, Feb. 16.-~At five
o'clock the Commission decides not to
admit any evidence in the case of
Louisiana, but it is still in session.
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Omaha and California Line

Is the shortest and best route between Chicago
and all points in Northwestern Illinois, Iowa
Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah,
Nevada: California, Oregon, China, Japan and
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EIGHT To SEVEN.

Washington, Feb. 16.--It is nnof
fcially announced, by vote of s TO Z
not TO admis evidence Nothing off
cial yet.
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Chicago. St. p, & MinneaDOIis
Green Bay G. Mar0uette Line

+ the only line betEeeE Chicago and GAINESVILLE
WATERFOWL, Fond du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton,
Marquette. Houghton, Hancock and the Lake
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-04
Electric Flashes.

The contract between the trustees Of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad and Common
Carrier company was signed yesterday af-
ternoon, and was ratified by the trustees
unanimously. 1t is now expected the
Common Carrier company will put the road
in running order soon, probably trains will
be moving in two weeks.
for the District oil UoIdlhbIx, nas u-UIuuu
that the judicial authority cannot interfere
with the executive Departmental adjudgir 6
certain lands In Colorado TO Col. VIM.
Craig.
Upward of 100, 900 head of cattle are in
the immediate vicinity of D dge City, Kar-
sas. The Texas drive to Dodge City this
year runs close on to 100 900.
The jury in the case of Joseph Bork, de-
faulting city treasurer, OF Buffalo, rem
dered verdict of guilty in one of the Il
indictments for embezzement.
Twenty-Five tons of buffalo robes, being
the first lot freighted for a number Of
years, were shipped from Buffalo to New
York by canal yesterday.
The cutter Hamilton arrived at Fortres
Monroe yesterday with Secretary Sherman
| He received salute.
The United States revenue cutter is agai
going to 81. John from Boston laden wit
supplies for the poor.
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A correspondent at Bucharest states that
all able bodied Bulgarans have been sum-
moned to present themselves at the Rus
sian camps to be organized into force for
thsir own protection in the future.
The return Of the son of Schamyl to Con-
stantnople is announced, and 1t looks as II
the Turks had been convinced Of the reck-
lesSness of the efforts to spread Caucasian
insure cton.
The London Dlily Telegraph denies In
an Official form the statement that the
cabinet btfIre deciding to send a fleet to
Beseka Bay, a warmly discussed question
of sending 10000 men.
A Turkish force of 10000 is being
formed as reserve. Yesterday the Rus
sians it is raId failel in an attempt to cross
al Mofeliu', - ~ miles below Berlin.
r dif Pas as depa ture for Shumla IS
crhs'drred 80 lie mer ly preliminary to a
tiaa dismissal. He tas been most stub
burn opponent of peace.
Opponents of the English government
say the Mediterranean feet has been Or
dered to Beslka bay with the intention to
keep the Russians out of Constantinople by
force.
Yesterday skirmlshing commenced be-
tween Russian and Egyptian outposts Of
Tchernavods on Kustendji.
The Russians are retreating on both the
roads from Soghanlk and that in the Eu-
pirates valley.
The corpses of several Russians give ev-
idence that the Turks are using explosive
bullets.
The taking of Tirnova, which has not
yet been officially announced, turns out to
be true.
The Turks on Monday drove 10, 900 Rus
slams from their position at Kara Kelissa.
A Bucharest dispatch says 1000 Rouua.
mans crossed the Danube at Cetale.
The siege Of Kars is almost raised IN con-
sequence of Turkish successes.
At present the peace party in Constanti-
nople is poweress.
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Desperate Characters.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.
Two brothers, Lye and Barney Dyer,
rough characters, entered the town of
Tamaroa, H., yesterday, and created dis
turbance. b ,rnry was arrested by the
towr ma thl, CIgan, and fined. When
released lie ur,hs'd revolver aid
sworr h, would NJ lie are ted ssain.
Subs qu ly, Marshal Corgen, aided by
Cons abb. james ras kr, mpted bis ar
rest lie resisted, and was aided by his
brother-in.law, Henry AID Charles Win
th,op, who declared he should moi be ar
rested. melee ensued, In which knives
and pistols were freely used. Charles
Winthrop was killed, receiving shot in
the bowels and another in the mouth,
Henry Winthrop received shot in the alb
domen and stab in the back, from which
he cannot recover. Marshal Corgan wai
slightly cut in the neck. and Constable
Taylor severely stabbed several times In
the back. The Dyer brothers were ar
| rested.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
The Payson Habeas Corpus Case.
RUTLAND. July 3

RUTLAND. July 3.
The matter of the scandal In this town in
which the name of Gen. II. H. Baxter Is
connected came to an end to-day. The
woman Payson who had threatened to ex-
pose and give publicity to certain matters
duplicating Gen. Baxter, was before Judge
DuDton on writ of habeas corpus and her
counsel withdrew the writ and consented
that the judge should issue an order re-
manding her to the custody of the super
lntendent OF the insane asylum who was
present. After consultation with other
medical gentlemen it was decided that when
the woman was sent to the asylum. She
was insane. She was now so far recover
ed as to render it safe to commit her to the
care of her frieLds, which was done. 1t is
now admitted by all parties, 80 far as can
he learned, that the woman was insane at
the time she threatened to make disclosures
damaging to General Baxter, or was at
tempting to levy black-mail. She admits
there is no truth in the charges she has
made, and no one believes word of them.
o the ID day of June 1877, Mrs Payson
wrote letter to General Baxter in which
she demanded the sum of So 900, or she
would make damaging disclosures. Gen.
eral Baxter, of course, paid no attention to
the threats. 1t is but due TO him to say
that neither he or his friends had any part
in the proceedings taken to sepd this
woman to the insane asylum, nor in the as
sault made upon a correspondent of Bos-
ton paper for the report he made. Gen.
eral Baxter never had more fully the con-
idcnce of the people of Rutland than now.
There is sufficient in the threatening let
ter to GeAeral Baxter tp send Mrs Payson
to states prison If she was sane and re-
sponsible for her acs.
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Crimes and Casualties.
HAaKRsrowN. Nd, July

HAGKRsTowN, Nd, July 8.
James Gardner and j. W. Grove, arrest
ed on suspicion of being the murders of
Rev. j. M. Friday, of Harpers Ferry,
waived examination and were were COM
mitted to await the action of the grand
jury.
The saw mill and cheese box factory
owned by Captain Shelly at North wilma,
N. Y, was struck by lightning on Sunday,
and consumed. Loss, 5000.
A heavy rain and wind and thunder
storm began at 8 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, in Washington, continuing an hour,
since which rain has continued.
Michael Began of New York, died last
night from clubbing by Thomas Monahan.
The latter 10 at large.
The brick block occupied by A. F. Coz
& Son of Portland, Maine, was partially
burned, this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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From New York
NEW YORK, July

AVE" lOkki July o.
The relatives Of Charlotte Canda, the
French girl whose body has lain for some
years beneath handsome marble monu-
ment in Greenwood cemetery, which has
attracted so much attention, are making
efforts to remove 1t to Calvary cemetery,
where a plot of ground has been purchased.
The body of the girl has already been re-
moved to Calvary cemetery and relatives
were proceeding yesterday to remove the
monument, when the cemetery authorities
refused to allow them to take it away.
The relatives said they we're willing to sur
render the lot if they might be allowed to
remove the monument, but consent has
not yet been given. 1t is likely the courts
will be appealed to for decision In the
case.
1t is now stated that the custom house
inspectors seized silk enough found In ce-
ment barrels to foot up over $100, 900 in
value. Several arrests are reported, but
the officials only give the names of Purser
Owens of the steamship England and a
dock clerk.
The Times states that $40, 900 has been
raised in Brooklyn to influence the alder
men to defeat the nominations of Mayor
Schroeder, and at the meeting last evening
all his nominations were accordingly de-
feated.
The national rifle association have de-
cided to hold a meeting of the executive
committee next Friday, to settle on the
date tor the fall meeting and international
match.
The Columbia opera house was closed
by the police last night, and large num-
Der of semi-nude females were taken to the
station with one of its proprletors.
The officials of DR.. Chapin's church deny
emphatically that be has had any difficulty,
or that he rendered his resignation.
A quarrel s reported between Tilton and
Moulton. Tilton leaves for Eu ope, Satur.
day, taking bis ,ughters.
A well by Trinidad merchant with q
large amount Of valuables about him ID
missing.
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Another Terrible Tornado.

CINCINNATI, July Q.
Another heavy storm swept through
northern and central Ohio and Indiana,
last evening and this morning. Last even
ing at Elkhart, Ind, six houses were level
ed and four others partially destroyed.
Mr.. Craig was blown off barn and had
his arm broken. Mr.. Walters was blown
out of his house and had his head and back
dangerously cut. James Brown was
caught under falling house and severely
injured. Mrs. Brown was terribly bruised
aud FIVE other persons were seriously in
jured. At Kingsbury, near Laporte, Ind,
the wind demolished the residence Of MIR.
Barney, killing four persons. William
Fletcher of Clinton was killed bya faller
roof and his daughter was badly injured
Three men near Waterford were struck BY
lightning, and one named McClintoch wa
instantly killed.
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New YORK Produce Market.
NEW YORK, July


FLouR-Receipts OF 1891 bushels Me-
dium grades are frmly held. Sales OF
ii.OOo bush Is. No; at sSCO@s 90; su.
perne western teE sIra an wserp stals at sse al
s6 OOa6 60 good 10 choice extra western
an state at So s6@7 76i common 10 choice
fancy white wheat western extra at 8 %
@ss 90: common to good Extra ono az 20 81
as so; common TO choice extra B LOUIS AZ
S6 s5,aIO rs; patent Minnesota extra gUod TO
prime At SIS 0O9l0 90; choice 10 doulde extra
al $40 O69li 90. Market closing quiet and un'
WasAT-Receipts 4,592 bushels Market is
more active with prices slightly In bu ers
| favor, and little better exp RI iLqul|. sales
OF 720O0 bushels. Ungraued sp Ing NJ II 70
| al 40 northwestern spriI at 81 90 NO.
| Milwaukee, not trictly choi'e, ut - % NO.
M nnesota at 81 6o@l 70 amber wiuLt west
| ern at 81 90. st call; sales OF $4,000 bushels
| New Y,,rk No winter re :, for Au5u I, at u ~
al IS No. New York spring. for August at
"sy "RyEWpuii S al 7Os75c for western; 02@s'c for
st To. Sales OF 10, 900 bushels OF western at Toe;
| COO buseels DO, al 70c.
| BARLKY-Market quiet and unchanged west
| ern feed at SIC new crop or Texas Iced at see;
reed barley wanted for export az 6lc. ,,-,.o.
CoRs.-Keceipts Of l22,Sei ousnrls; Market
| is kas<c bettsr, with sn active trade IN spot
| lots and a fair business for forward delivery.
| sales OF 1850 0 bushels. u graded westei
mixed at 6oN@b9c; steamer mixed at eIH
| @b9c New York No. al o9@Olc tne latter
0Ej oiTs.-Receipts rs of s26si bushels. Market
|
Mixed western and state az soSbsc; white
western and state at 4Os46c YORK NO:
white at 4h@45c; New York NO. AT oOc |;
mixed western at soH@4IHc old do, at 6ac
white western at 4Os6Oc ;Old do" at oic White
state al bT6S6lc.
HAY.-Dull and unchanged.
| HoPs-Dul Sales or new eastern az
s@lso western at s(alSc.
CoFFKB.-Rio quiet, STEADY ana uhcnhpseui !
cargoes at l792OAc goldi 10 lots Az ~ a 'So.
SUaAR-Duli AID nominall unchanged ks-
nned heavy at llA@nhc for siandar A nAc
for granulated llAco Tor powoereu HbS
MoIAssEs-Quiet. Sales at A5965c for Porto
, Rica 45@65o for New orleans. .,
RIcE-SLeady, with monerate business
Sales at bA@oAc for Louisiana os'c tor Car
o PETaoIEuM-ouiet, steady. Sales Of crude al
saIc; rerned at is9lSkc; cases l0A@ls; nap
TiIiow-Market firm. Sales OF 10000 pounds
at TJi@s1lc for & cd 10 Prime.
Ea0s.-Heavy Sales OF state and Pennsyl
vania at i6H@lTHc; lt@l6c for western.
PoRK.-MarkeL ade III mer and good ex
port demand Sales OF new mess, part latt
yesteroa =, at Si4 2o9ia 2b.
> BEEF-Quiet.
LARD-Sarket quiet and shade flrmar
Sales OF new prime steam at 81 40 o5 ole
do at 80 0o Q osing at ~ 10.
BUTTER-Market heavy. Sales at it@2cc 10
western lS09iic for ate.
CHERsS- Heavy. Sales at 4ssc for commoI
to prime.
LneEED-Dull.
wanKY-Dun; buyers at 81 10, sellers q
q isk.
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banquet TO Gen. Grant.

LONDON, July Z.
A banquet was given to Gen. Grant by
the United service club last night. The
Duke Of Cambridge presided, having on
his right Gen. Grant and Lord Hampton,
and on his lett Minister Pierrepous and
Lord Strathaim, Admiral Sir Charles Eden
was vice president, having on his right Slr
George Sartoris and General Sir William
Cadington on bis left. There was full
attendance of guests. Gen. Grant thanked
the company for their hospitality and'said
1t was one Of the greatest honors be had
received.
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Reported Quarrel Of Tilton and
Moulton.
NEW YoRK, July

NEW YORK, July b.
Rumors have been in circulation OF a
quarrel between Theodore Tllton and Fran
els D. Moulton, but the friends of either
are not communicative on the subject.
Among the Plymouth people, 1t is held as
fact, that the two are on i'll terms, and
numerous stories are told concerninI the
disparaging remarks which each has been
heard to use in regard to the other. Mr..
Moulton is out of town for few days. A
gentleman said yesterday that Mr.. Moulton
had been heard upon ferry boat anathema'
tizing himself for having ever turned his
back upon $50 good friend as Mr..
Beecher for such scoundrel as Tilton. "
Several. similar tales were afoat but nothing
of more tangible nature was obtainable
concerning falling out between the two
men. Mr.. Tilton will sail for Europe on
Saturday, tskiog with him his two daugh'
tiers, who will remain abroad for year oI
more. He will return In the autumn.
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Secretary Sherman at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, July 3.
Hon. John Sherman, secretary of the
treasury, accompanied by several gentle
men from Washington, among them Webb
Hayes, arrived here this morning, and
we're met by committee of citizens con-
sisting of the mayor. John s. Tucker, Col.
L. D. Starke, Judge Burroughs, postmaster
Fl. b. Nichols, and other gentlemen, and
escorted to the Office of collector Braxton,
in the custom house, where they were
waited upon by many of our prominent
citizens. A banquet was served at the
hotel where speeches of welcome were
made,
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Missing Books.
Nav ORLEANS, July

Nav ORLEANs, July D.
A witness testified before the auditorial
committee that the missing books of the
auditors office were packed up and deliv-
cred to marshal Pitkin and chief deputy
Stockton at the custom house. The COM
mittee called on marshal Wharton, who
prepared to institute search and restore
to the state any missing books found In
the custom house. The experts report
$156. 900 in the hands Of the tax collectors
audited, but not paid into the state treasury
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From San Francisco.
SAN FRANCI co Iulv Z

SAN FRANCI co July 3.
The citizens committee 90 |, cied up
wards of $4,000 for the st. Jonn ufTerers.
The proceeds of the lecture ~ Rev. DR..
Guard, last night, adds about a thousand
more
The annual grain circular estimates the
wheat surplus of the state at not over
100000.
AT the race track Saturday Floods
double team, Queen and Oakland Maid,
trotted mile in 2.252
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Boat Race.

WASHINGTON, June 3.
The four cared shell race on the Poto-
mac, between the crews of the shells Sara
toga and Sue Shepherd, one mile and Lalf
and return. was won by The Saratoga in The
remarkable time of Is minutes and 2s .ec-
ond. This time, which is The fastest on
record, takes the place of that made by The
famous Northeastern crew at Saratoga lake
Loot foil
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Reduction of Freights from the West.

ST. LOUIS, July 8.
The reduction of five cents per hundred
on fourth class freight to New York went
into effect here Monday on all the trunk
lines, and reduction Of eleven cents on
bulk meats. Live stock freight is also re.
duced five cents per hundred to NV York,
Buffalo and Pittsburv, the rate established
being sixty cents to New York snd thirty
five cents to Buffalo and Pittsburgh.