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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17

HOTEL ARRrvAIs.-Among the late
arrivals at the hotels are the following
81. Jnaes-D. W. Campsey, Claysville,
Pa; G. S. PeddicOrd, Baltimore; Geo. T.
Carter, Pittsburgh; Amassa Highly, NJ. ].
Pennington and lady, St. Louis.
Stamm-Miss Ella Cox, Mrs. Lena Cox,
New MartinsvllIe; Joseph Hall, Steuben.
vile; ]. G. Hanna, Independence, Pa,
T. Hornbrook and wife, PoWhattan, o;
W. T. Powell and lady, Woodlands; A. L.
Leyda, Pleasant Valley.
McLme-J. P. johnson, Rowlesburg,
". Va; B. G. Armstrong, Grafton; W. II.
Bailey, Samuel Yardley, Baltimore; G.
n. Bierce, Dayton, o.; B. A. Hammitt,
Cleveland; Thad. NJ. Blat1, H. Clay
Brown, F. B. Semplc, Frank Kinsey, Gin
cinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17

JUST received, lot Of Childrens Shoes
oil the latest styles, at L. V. BLoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17

WATEREDs ash Ribbon, only % cents
yard atspeYer Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17
TOR SALE

Eighty choice Building Lois on Wheeling Island.
Price from 500 to 5000 each. Only onc-dxth Of
the purchase money required In cash. TheTesIdue
may be paid annually 10 YIvR equal installments
Apply TO JOHN p. GILCHRIsT
mo At Top Mil.
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JOHN IlOEMEHsy
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper En-.
pOriIm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17
'EoR RENT-HoUsE-
FOR SALE.
RUILDIso LOTS FOR SALE
Ia Manchester, near Reymanu's Brewery.
We win Onir for sale at public auction, on
SATURDAY, May &c, 1877,

AT 10 o'clock a. H.. at the front door Of the Court
HouIa Of Ohio county, Tie flowing Building Lots,
ter lot beiug parily rnyertd by lease 10 Werner &
Mills. and will lt Sold subject 10 said leafO
TERAis or SAiJ.-tlre-hali cash, md the lSl9ncp
In one year iIo day Of sale, secured by trust dc d
on the property foid.
TRUsTEE5 REILLY ESTATE,
my1i Pc TuOs u Bulky, AG't aud sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17

--LATEST styles Of shoes just received a,
L. " RInHniS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17

BOARD of Education tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17

THE WAvERLIEs.-The Wayerly boys
held their usual literary exercises last
evening. We give the programme be.
low:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-17
DEBATE.

Question: Reialr,d, That carly marriages are
beneficial.
Affirmative, Charles Reed; negative, +. r. Nc
Nell. The question was decided In the affirmative.
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The Dying SOider' ..........-.....,F p. Mcneil.
"vlrslnins Ben: Allison.
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INTELLIGENCER OFFICE
CHECKS, SHOW CARDS.

Business men will end tho best place IN
get their PRINTED BUSINESS STATION.
ERY In frst;clasS style, and at reasonable
prices, Is at the
, 1877-01-22
IOWA klILlERS,

Eptciai t.'rrtsnot,!tacs aT The TgftuHf.
DEs MolsKs, Iu.. Jun. lD.-'rho State Afilfcrs'
Association elected the following osllccre:
prt.!.l<at--C. 4. HonYAn Agency City.
TIE. PYt4tdrnt-J. !. hn1utltr. l'etAr ltap!ds.
.y.r14iary dat Irtnsnrtr-J: i; serrlu. l.aaosa.
E,r-ratitt EuAHsttfst-u. W. Marion, Atunt1ci
Isaac Mcbride, Indianapolis; Robert Sieholso',+
Carlisle.
Tie Secretary Of tic sfill-Owncrs' Mutual
Flre Insurance Company, formed Of nsembara Of
tho Association, lit his report gasc rcy!cw Of
the business for tho entire time the Company
has been In MISUNDERSTANDING that tn'sn who
na,gusated tho Company wrro not nils
taIscll III their cu1,elllsioIl that safn tissur-
mice III inIll-proprrty cIull bc secured fur
half tho rates charged by Insurance cotnran!cE.
1t was tlcri,lcd BY tllu Cumpans 10 insure
mills Ii, Minnesota mud Nebraska un the s;unc
LrrElla us III Iowa.
Tile following officers were elected for tho en-
hIfnx yeaF:
LNrtttoss-1. q. Sharpe. Wilton; u. !. Tyrsrl1.
Desaoinrs; II. lfumlnond, letirande; q: ". S0r.
Ion. Alantlc; J. X. SeErin. Lad0ra; j. j.: ennHf-
fer. Crda! Rapids; It. II. crosby. tifInnt!l; tab
rrt Nichulso,l, Carlisle; e. 4. t'san, Agency
GhtY.
3rtsIdtaf-I. q. Sharp.
lire. FrtsidsHt-H li8lMHl1nn.
!fttrfary-t. II. t:rostY.
Treas1Ftr-D. 4. Tyrftl1.
, 1877-01-22
ANIIJSEMEN1'S.
a NJ " 1iIA1 Ian lSs
THE DEHEPIT OF Mis- EL1xAiETH vow SrAstN-
WlTZ,


TIE pESEpIr OF Miss EL1zAnrTn vow srAstM.
wITz,
the able leading Indy of Alexander Wnratcr's
German dramatic company. nj the New Chicago
Theatre, Was genuine success, and thu benz
Nciary las every reason to he protat Ut the
recognition stc has received at TIC hands of tta
t}crna,, population IN this city. The house was
crowded TO ul10satin1l,-nht even stan,nE.rooIn
wus to lm liad utter tt,r performance co,n-
ucurcd. Thr pluy pr.n!urca was Dr. MoFer.-
ttal's great DRUM Drh'ra," which las been
translated IntD En.lsl, ,ll,der thc title OF
"l.cal. the forsakeu." 'riungi, ths play had
pcru produced hu!c quite often ard III It lad
nrpcarc,l s,lc artists as Mlss .1nfla1ssrllck anil
slary srcbaeli. yet Miss Won Stnilltnortz scccs-
el II fur ths uns.stitH in order IT, give t'robc
ca,,cu tn inea.,trc llcg u"tIn. tly thos': of the
ubtyc-ia,,,rl artists. 1t is hut Just tn say that
last eTrnt.s performance "as the best, os y
while, rvrr .iyyn III this sliy: Tie Iktert'h of
3liss vun :tta,nw;iz h sublime creation, anil
tho vcry ideal! u the uutlu!r. Her rcntlo,! ot
o; Mas Juna,1arhcl, atsl t}le l,as tec-
KfI1e* th:. advantage Ut u butter appear
nn,r. Snthing mnrr nwe.insp!:ng CT terrific
call ba imagined tllasI Wel sic, llku wounded
tiCrcs*, springs upon Jose,a., uil showers uputl
him curses ami nlulctlcttns. Ttlrrc was M entl
tu tic Mrralf*r, md often Rllc wa* "allrh ont
duri. the strne. sho was presented a!so with
prominent afntng which wns a rEuwlt Ut ea-
nlcltIas, wlIitn anu red r'scs. null tubettses, SIR
mounted with Il er.1sA nf white lyAclntlls, md
an Immense AuwerstuI,l illtcsl With the farcst
Hut n,l.lc from the splendid acting ri Atlae
Won Htunn,wt.z, every other Character WIS wcl!
played, Mr.. NrIshnlun az JD1e1,h wus ycry go,al,
anil % was Mr. Donald MS 4Nntaan. the aps,atalr
NisB ClautAeil, Miss LtIldcnAn, Mrs. Hurn, uI
Alessrs. Meier, koelt, and llcllncr also tescryt
favorable mention.
, 1877-01-22
4 GREAT St.tTEAI T.,
n TIA Ett;SuE nf I.h4 j,tihh13

~ th4 EhtEGF q IH& 4Fitkde
WlLMIS6roN, Ala, Jan. l..-CAIrago must
have great Southern rallrUad I l,ayu Que I'll
contemplation, which respectfully submit to
you, arl through you to your Bpartt of Tra,le.
It Is to buil.t narrow-Eaugo railroad from Cht-
cago s1a Evansville, Ind, Klnsv'llc, Ky, Centre
yllle, TENT, Cour,land, Tuscaloosa, anil Selma,
Ala,, to Furida State line, mud thence centrally
through the State To kcy West, with ar1ns to
Tampa Bay R.,tl Charlotte lIarbsir on the Gull,
anil also to tho best l,oiut on the Atlantic hca
board. This line af road will develop the rich
coal and !run Interest Of Tennessce anl ALI
ta,ta, ani give I'LL impetus tn the tropical pro-
.l,cttons Of Florida, which can be lnadu 10 prn-
duee all the sugar, coffee. and nu'lasscs for
which W. NOW pay to foreign countries $!la bD,.
O00 In coin. Tl,o soil and clin!ate ot FIorIsiA
stimulus tn thc productions 0f Vegetables aud
tropical fruits, which your city will n..cd. This
line will penetrate tho ricli c.ml and run '!:-
posIts VI Tennessee md Alatau. the Richest In
| uf tho enterprise, Tcnnessce, Alabama, ah,1
FIugi,la will lnnate nl1.eral luiM enough to tho
rua4i to lu!ll and cautp It ten tl1nrs over. The
eoal and Iron lanls ot tl.ls atatu On this line
au,ss 's nsst i'' foaa i"a ta !" s sss1!''Ss S aa
equipped for tlo.0w.nD. r''r eoal, iron, md
hnbcr lan'la which can be secured III tho tns.r-
wort!. frotr sN,UNlo0 to Slo10ooNN pro-
pusc ttut you ApfA,lnt y Board Ut 1'rslstcrs tu
iuana.e the enterprise. The llollry run Lc Oh,
iat,i.h In Eusupe ut u lnw rate Ut Interest. What
Your hotrls und Private citizens, as well N n,rr
chants, would uGrise frnm tic building VI TIL.
r.,al uo l,nn rul estimate, and 1t Will Cnst yor
natIltnS in tllc rlwl. This letter VIII su,gcatrt
by realizing iii ArtIrle lu ko'l1r paper prousfnE Il
,llske Chirag0 the great Iron lna,'ufa tory u
tl.u uuion. II snl thiuk my plat, lcaslble.wsst.
nle. ul,l Will wrtu y,ll LETTER fur publication!
un4 bcs[u tho agitation Ut the enterprise q
uhct. j. Z. NHlTE.
, 1877-01-22
THE OLD IOWA sTATE-HOUsE.


DEs atotNEs, Ia, JAM l0.-Sumcbody, writ
ing to TIE TRIBUNE from th!s slty, attempts to
crcatc alarm over tho old etatc.llonse. II
Is as safe ~ 1t has been fur several years. an'l
competent architects have rsportcd that, sine
the new foundation xaa placed under 1t, and tbs
repairs nude few years ago, 1t will answer tho
purpusc for which It IL used; aud Tiers Il Il"
,louLt thu next irglhtat,lrc Will ,ueet there. It
ID tglr tic new Gnpitol IL much ncedcd Int It
eunnnt tu built without ,no,,ey, aud tbs ta'lry
u ths appropriation Ring" whIth IL turned
llgSn uyery ecBslun, IL To- sc:llro every doll1r
pt,Hsible fur Institutions elsewhere IN tv State,
ind then xtunt the lo*siblu rrlnalntler to tr
new Capitol. Had the Senate Cotnnlttce III
Wars and steuns last winter dime iss duty, n,ni
Ind not the l'est islrrcsts q! tho state tre'l sn
siilte,l 10 lIvllicnl wrepalttns, tho new Capitol
would bciOre the next scsslun be learty con.'
l,lcle,l tu the roof, and tbs Statu Treasury
would nut now he bankrupt.
, 1877-01-22


Tho leaves Of the roifce tree, says thu Londns
Gdrdtntr's .Hdydzi"e, pFI:nIsc IL herulnc ~
important al tile bcrry-prFlsatk more 20. The
lcayrs c;,ntatn iu!sslla proportion nt t'Ic Gu
riuus double salt " h!eh /, called tntfein when
derived from eulEea, anil tt,cln whem derived
fr1n, tea, but Is tie tanc u either ease, nnd W.
{evts The nervous ay.tctn s!1.,illsfs.
II Is true coffee and tea differ h. thrlf ELECTS
On Gl4c nervous syttSu,, and while the euis.1snp-
ton nf tea Increases tlIat of e',!en deetcases.
Hlt tie difference vi AtttHu IL nut tiue tu aily
difference III essential tr fundamental property,
but u tbs accidental accomplishments. rsastet!
coffee rontaiang fatty nlatt:., a1busl!c'l, aud
glueosr, whtcl. aro hardly tracea!c IN ira. Hut
the lcaYes Vi tlsp sofec tree nearly destitute
ot The accidental .,Eltt,Tuth,s, aal runtatn
largo proportion pf tic stimulating prui.rtf
lIlth renders tu leaf Ut thu tea tree g.!rcsh
Ing a,l gtncrally acecEtab!e: --
There Tau he no doubt at ail that tue reason
abie uso Ut cotfcs and tcA III their customary
fosns Is beneficial, fur they arc not only stim,s
lauts, but true nutrients, ihe infusion u good
sample Of either containing nltrvgea IN fur'l
suited to appropriation IN the organism, a1,s
| therefore cuutriouloTY 10 thu fabric. II u nt
new thing 10 maku an Infusion Of the leaf Of til,
cocoa tree, for Il IL largely used In tho India.
Archipelago, although - yet upkuown - th'
foundation 0fa refreshing betstsge lu thts coun
| Try
, 1877-01-22
F'hhl BIRTH.



DETnolr, M.rsl., Jan. a1.-pctroit Grand
Lodge No. q, Independent Order ot b'nal Birth,
l.rt this morning In Old Fellows Hall, about
lO0 representatives being present, from the
Statcs Of Ill!nvts, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, aflA Nebraska. Herman Fclscnti,al,
ot chica;t,, Grand President, sgslt tAat tic chair.
rllr session c,,r1llurnv..l ut 10 o'r!nri Must OF
The Inorni.l. ~css!un was ocrullcd by appointing
committees, rea1ny otl1r!,l Eeflrts, n,nl refer
rug lhu aa1nc ~ appropriate committees Ttic
Lu,ytntIun adjourned Ut l o'ciHk. Upon Its
reasstsnn!ing at !:3l, on rintitn, telegram MAS
hent ~ District Erarl Lalgs No. ?, nt Cincl'.-
natl. 4s,n.tatu!atng them vi shstE twentY.HItfi
anniversary. An Invitation ~ns received anl
accepted III at.enA ! hail and banquet giTen 1t,
honor OF this gsas!,l body hy pisgAt l+algc u!
this city Oil Monday evening, signed by:. com
tn.tre uf ilss. After s'nte "teer rnnttne ln1s!.
I1selSsAri, Jun. .l.--Tilr ,wenty-i'tth all
nual m,crtlug vi this District of nnui Frlti
commenced here t.-ttaS. AhOut l0J delegates
hxyu already arrifei, representing al! parts d
tic distrigt.
, 1877-01-22
Thu Eug!t.l. Elkhty-ron dun Cracked.



Just as tue experiments with the elghty;ton
Cuu were Oh the eve oi complexion ycx.tioIls
slilshap Ia. occurred, serious enough in itse',,
but not thought vi sufficient importance to pre-
vent tho ronclusion Ut the programme.
Tbs holes pierced through lhe bUiy OF the
gun far the insrsslon Of the p1essuIe-gaCxte
have been calculated to weaken II III no a'lall
degree, and 1t should b. rctordeh to the credit
vi tllr great weapon that It l'ts ure1 lid
souutls, In which 1t has hurul twenty.thrrt
ions Ut powder and discharged lD tons
Ut shot. to this must bc added tf,c iaet that
Tie charges rct In the later st4,cs VI the trials
lave been much heavier than contemplstel in
the Acstgn OF the gun, and that the cltMtr ctln.
t.eucut vi the powdcr.Sascs secured W t'.e usc
of the sas.chctk has also to sofn1 extent Aldcd
10 thu work iu.pose4 upon the great cannon
The authorities. therefore, have regarded, and
sttll rcgurl with satisfaction tlc uultnpairc!l
condition Of the 1natu structure, while they a.
m!s, ~ they haye always admitted, that tho
| steel tube or llnluR OF the gun Is ita one wrak
| sn1 unreliable part, In this steel tube crack
has hecu dlsroressd. Gutta.pescha impression.
! oi the bore hare been taken At various stages,
aud tic examination made in this way .psepara
tory 10 the renewed trlals arranged for ths
present week revealed the psssensc Of the in
Eiptept fracture
, 1877-01-22

Mr.. Richardson has mstntained his exsraot.
tltnury position between the Statc-f1ousc
Commission and tho Penitentlary Commlsssontn
fraud Of tho plain meaning and Intent pf the
statutes, and while in .lcbt to the State hc has
gone on drawing more ntcncy oue Of the
doubtless be shortly known. sic In. got nus Of
The wav Just in time 10 antIespstc change. IL the
rcnitentlaty and stntc.1iou:e Commissions.
which will be male i'y Our. Cu[1un, When thu
changes arc naslc wn Gf,all doubtless learn pre-
cIsely
, now Mucr THE arATE III. LOST
by the making of tho homework ctrcr!al!y
profitable for lttclarslsor. 1T 0uc rolrsn Ut
limo undoubtedly there will l'c deal nf inyca-
ilcnt]nn to toycr up the matter, mud the con-
cinsinn will doubtless be mu11led ~ much AZ
possible, hut the up.hnt of It will be flat It
will he discovered that the State lost thp,ssanfs
uf dollars in transferring tho money from one
Of Its rockets 10 the other.
, 1877-01-22

William Z. Rswyer, OF NEW Ynrk, formerly
Washington correspondent nf the 1oston I'f1.tt-
ttr. and James q. Smith, Of 1larkentaek, \: j.,
hare invented an tnstrnment By which, It IL
claimed, fac sl,scs 0f letters, pictures, uT maps
may he transmitted BY telegraph, y fs asserted
that by this ptWcsn tntstakts aIHl w!lfnl changes
or,ltnaty paper witt, I'M Ink OF M oily nntare
and passed between friction rnllers, which
throws thu t1esfEn upon tn" metallic platcs,
the lines being mat1o nor-conductors by means
of powdered si'el!ac fhe ne."tiye '.I, plate j. j.
bo nude to reyolvc Ito tln.cs n minute.
Above this are carried snetallic points, which,
wlIcn the Instrument is III niut[ns. draw a Inc
Imaginary tptral linz. Al the receiving instru.
mcnt arc similar points, drawing, similar lines
oycr sheet Of paper, chemically prepared,
placed upon the cylinder Of TINT instrument.
These 1attcr points. hy 'neans q tlo continu'
Ink mud ccaslnE of tho electrical current, In
tho zlac platc, Thus giving nj cxact rcprodu.-
ttou ot tho writing ur plctnrc drawn thereon.
This ordinary spect! of the sac sln'llc lnssFltne'lt
Ia from tftsu to four times, 1t is claimed. that
of tic Morss telegraph. 1's gauge Of sEccd.
| iloxcyor, IL the amount. of surfnrc covered,
rsthrr than tho number OF wordB transmitted,
and 800 words, written within certain st,ac",
ars - easily quickly, a1i ply cent the ~
| During ti,u Centennial Exhibition specimen ol
the facsimile telegraph WIS placed tn hiachineT,
Hail, connecting with anothrr instrument Mt The
Weather Dureau In Washington. by neans o1
| It the sIgnn!-ecryics wrathcr.Iaap, made out u
Washington, WIS daily transmitted to ttla E1sl
hitto,l gr.,usllt, inclullng the facsimile sigma
tnrc VI the Secretary If War, which dnttF ~
| pears .spu,l this mup, and, having been ltthit
| grnphed. was prlatc, and distributed ptseisel'
~ Il had been made hut In Washington. Ih'
ihyGntusa claim that the use, Ut tllcse lnstru
| tnenis ln the various. siBl1ai-scryrc stat!on
would be very valuable, as Tic rcsosta to th'
headquarters enuId be malls u'orc full as'.
Iu!uulr, and tho rrturn repoEts more hatisfac
Tory and comprehensive tilan they run poss!bl
this common telegraph. Tie propr!et.'rs ot th
putcnt arc striving 10 obtain su!Iigfcnt capital Il
furm telegraph line between Washfngtontan'
| krw }nrE.
, 1877-01-22

ur-, r,h.n T., ,,. .,,,-,,,n, IT ,.o,t
tnos,, ,1,rt % wh,, wn. ar1e.tr '1 yrateray morn.
Ing at the corner of Jefferson and Madison
htrcctz "Curly" IA wanted for Ium,Iiue his
ha r., ,,,c f,riu,}na, Court u,,o,t nm iultct,nrnt
Tor stealing II tr4''S'
At 10 o'cltrk Yesterday morning d patroltnaa
Yound nj, onrn wtn,,ov In A, II, la]sc g. Co.'S
provision % stors No. III LIKE strect, and appear-
As mons Of lhc fruprlctors co,lu be found, the
otliecr could nut learn What, II anything, had
been stolen.
sneak th.evc. in ,},e Wrist p,yt,tun yc,terlay
r' ".nv Vii, ssn With ~ clntIi,,,, irn,n J.
fi",t1st.r - NJ. iii rnrr,,i, nv"nF nt,d viii
aMnntity n r .ienrs w frn, .iaLn u Etrkrp nj tte
~ H., is,tnr ,,Isr. tha f,.'mt ,inr ma fn'r.i
Al lug iatc' hiASn 'n1 'ton' ,,'", u"I wa' ~ ~.
oe MILL, a"i. t.",,,Ii . Y" n ,sn ~, .s,,. @ ~
han, ~ INV w"rn rrtrr.f" '"|" '
'"e''' "' ''s' WY
It NaA statel yesterday HAT Louis c. 2weyleH
Ind been arrested with II. Cnrn,'sEMly m
charge of Larceny preferred bya nan tia'llch De-
Wilt, and TINT te examination lind lerM ctllI-
unucd unt!l the 3ltl,. Il appeurs, nlnn lo.'i;ing
Into the matter tllat 1t is i.,tp los, and that
there h nothing whnteycr IN 1t. The protccui-
Ing %'t"e.. who o., WI "eysr 1resf' r. W., i.t
n'ies Of swcglss viii, wanted Il, arrcst l'n! On
duy.
tiu.a -, ~ ue ~, 1T, ~ wmn,,n r!,;r
IL, f'a,,s' ~ u,,'t ~. @ =, in ~, ~, ... ". ~.
tnIis",Im' With ,"ars in llcr cycs sho ,eIaty'l
~ Sisi,,r,u,,,t ~ H.. =" nar, i Anil. iImil,.
% ~ ~. n.ts"'.s - - .,s s,... ,,.t ".",v ,1,t
ni' III r.t.x' =, ~ nnt f,,'n, ilr fnf.o Il
..,.n,an 'tau sr.i,t4na ~ " ~ E!t, nr,..,,s'
ltah shu ,huus, ~ a, ~" nly I[ IL nut
a2a' % Masaet WI, h, t8git n, ~ fny "o'a'' w.,
After great =. s&strmsnt .gA, the e., Fcnl rl t4St:
, 1877-01-22
RAILROADS..

EASTERN FREIGHT DIFFICULTIES.
The routls leading from this city to the East
arc still Mt variance IN regard the freight rates
between this city and the Enstern seabuard. The
Lake Sllurc i Michigan sunthcru Railroad,
which refuses to advance its rAtes to tic salnu
figures as Is now charged by tho other roads
1enlilg to the East, gives no other reason for
the aetlun except that it cannot afFoti TO make
All advance at this time. While thls state Vi at-
fairs nay continue for while longer, yet there
can lc no doubt that the roatla which have made
tho advance will hare tn come dnwn again, pro-
si1cl the Lake Slore d Michigan Southern
maintains Its position. The New York !orh
las the following III regard to this matter:
nees!ye. 1swett. of IT, E.is Hallway: 's,! RI.
,nncrd rates on East.h bound freight, excerpt that
coming orcr tic Lake Shore lti!ad; thai IN htn
and that IN anJ psct there would be no ''laIltoad
wnr." The schedule hnn nat rchslrt tlis city Yct
but tlo aeyanss i =. to cents the hnn'fca;
VI. u.ked II Freight: :Asent lsuttrr,. q lenttal:
for the Wcttes,, road, tv make thc Ea.t-Gound
their doing no. your paper puhllshet TINT ueree.
IT .latrs very piany TINT la.t. bound rate, rhu Il
br rnade by ;ihs "e.ie'n connections of TIE trunk
is "r
.ucl ratr- q. .try make. We tase nut undertaken
| 10 dictate to thr Lake Shore 0f attJ uiher c,'t-
necslot What rutss they shall n,nks. They arr
ttle best judges Ut w4t they Ehonlt lo, aud VIZ
rent II. THE nsscstiun that this Company rontrplI
the Lake SHIRE ssa mistake. The tws' rontls gre
| rnn ~ separately ~ are tic Michigan Central Vi
UrrAt Western and thi. roal. Sit. Newell. ths
General Manager Vt the Lake Shore. i nlHr q
| Judgment. and one Of the most experienced nni
bext railroad usn In tho country; aud II by thinks
raset should l,t ts ndraacrd 10 las good Ica:oT
for IL, no Iout Ills action need not prevent othe
rond. irn.n advancing II they choose. do not re
that It IA iIkry Iurrrate my failsual var. It can
nut interfere With tho compact Ut }ec. III. for l.a
instrument has no brarany uth,n tht rates them
seivet. but rltnply upon The principle upun whfcl
RATES should hc rlndt.H
"I1 II not likely that lhn opposition OF the LAX
shurr will Indnce tic olcr roAda TO return 10 oil
tatea,'
~ presume the 0ther roa!a knew oil nbout til
opposition ~ the Lake Ahose 10 nn advance hefur
ley ,I,a.!t It, and gnse II tIue consideration. snt
Pose they lhuuens they guild obta,n ihs a!vans
without atly rcgar.l t0 Lake Shore, CT they wnul
| NIT have increased their rutea."
Tile Tnltlnote L tlhin and Ptnnaysynnla Tall
rnn!s. Mr. Itttets said. however, had dleaue.tcls III
| Vanderbilt 10 usc III. influence u nauce LAX
! Shore to Cunt Into the agreement.
, 1877-01-22


Other gentlemen not present will swell 1l'e:c
gifts to fully *aa,5h'. Eac'. donor marked his
object IN a card, anil l4oncc tho money Eocs
whcrc the tlUnor desired.
H0TEt. ARRIVALS. ......
Palmer HoHsk--Ghnries tlrots. IlnIalo: the Hon.
9. i. ssai,ary, ysrmant; j: "a. iIall, cle,e,nd;
vhukce; Daniel Harris. t}nincy: Thnnias a, Hiss
eli, DetroLt; A. l.. Little, i'hilaac1phia; u. II.
calm. New rork; Gen. i. .. !artett; 7: .. 4, !:
J. II. Herman, NostUn; j. e. lEnrr!a. Clnc!nnntt;
Gen. 4. l.. 1tlnsdell. New urfeans; \. 1t.
Kitlder, s'afqnstte;t I"h,, llaw1ssy: 0mas". i.
Windsor, Du. MoineA: ]. y. Wnolwnrth, ofnahn !;
William Plrcs, lIDrlcAux. France: l.. II. Fflley.
ri. Louis; +. N. Heed. New York; u. \. liasls.
Cieyeknnd; tho HIM. ". u. Na-hhutn. Mnnc-
npolir: 4. II. Ire, Erie. Pa. ;Amtaa Waterman.
5t:ssiosi si Hosst-F. i. ,ii!Ii. L.ranrnolt; il; t
Williams nnd J. L.. Kellogg. New foEk: Jehn
Ci1y New Tprk Il. H. lfngrir. h0rt0n; +. ".
}ioiMst, Detrut: t'o. l.. q. t'nwiMv, Davenport
il. II, Lyfotl. i'oston; L. y. jtRxnttt and ttensF
Woodbury., New. York. .sh.,"a. honst.W. e.
T. Mchear. ST Louis: :. r 1u.tts Cannest,Gss Il, '
i. Il. Hart, Lansln1bufg: q. IT, Snrnn1oIc, Phi!a
lclph!a: ii. u. Dandy. T.. i. a.; ., q. Tuttlc,
Gni.nrrticut: !. II. Hrowm, Michigan; II. e,
Koch, Milwaukee.
, 1877-01-22

and since then Mnnsen has t,ccn prosecuting tho
Officers IN every way lie could devise,
Al about a:0 yesterday morning 'ones.
Jefferson anil ncsplatnes streets, VAS fred itF'n
by spfnr one concealed tcttHl wagon who, I'M.
tnctTRtcly mt, away. Jones pursued and vas
again sniutcd with la,llct that Whizztti pass
ill head, nn,l before lie could gain upon, his
assallant fu hmi disappeared In 4 lnnber::yar.l
nearly opposite the Cnon Street Station. ne la
confident that Munson Is tlle irsttEafor u tic
assault. md hopes soon to prove his sMpro:tlon
sin il The same n,nn who bcfrfcndcl Nray. the
burglar, who Ind qnile reeord IN the, criminal
calendar. The Indictment tusy have tccn pro,
turc.l through FUN and Coryosan "t the uranl
Jury. Finn became known here as kcepcr oi .
aouth Desu!alucs street, and corcoEan seems
cqunlly veil known.