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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
Ii has been determined to arain

1t has been determined to again
resume work on the Weston l. West
Fork Rnilroud and the contract for
making the road bed from CIarksburg
to Lost Creek has been let to several
persons. Tho stockholders have con-
cluded to bring the road down the river
and make connection with tho Is. 4 0.
4. Il. west Of town. The road will
now reach ClarkSburg about the I" old
ferry" They have also determined TO
commence work on this cud Of tho road
aud will min to finish it :rom Clarks
burg. tv Lost Greek frsI. By doing
that cars cau be put on the road when
u purt OF it is completed and material
for track md other purposes Transport
ted for tho rest Of the road as it is built.
We hope the citizens Of Clarksbure
aud eycrybOdy along the line Of the
road will do all 10 their power to aid
Weston to complete it at an early day
-CfurksJ:rg Mtrs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
A Chance for Colony for West
Virginia.

Mr.. s. ". Bell, OF tho Porter Bell
locomo,ivc works, # Pittsburgh.
strongly favors the rrejec. set on foot
By Borton parties, Of helping worthy
persons to settle Ga cheap land. and Of
extending TO them subsistence, &c. for
II year. 1t seems US We sec into tho
in*nrdDess Of The prcjeci) that the as.
ISOLATION proposes to buy land for Il
dollar or two per acre, aud soil it for
an advance to c,nigra,ipg parties .charg.
ing them interest on advances, mud
giving them a year or two TO make crops
aud pay for the land. Among the sec.
tons Of country named. to which the
association is looking, is West Viz.
ginia. We suggOs: 10 tue large land,
holders Of Lewis. BuxtOn. Calhoun
md Gi!mer, to put themselves in cor.
rcspondcucc with Mr.. 4. Vt Bell, ut
Pittsburgh. With n view Of securing
ono or moro colonies Of these intending
e,nigran.s,-laieiliseHecr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
cLARKSBURG,
That Poisoned Tea-The Registers
Account OF II Correct,
SrscIsl Despatch to tho Register.

Special Despatch to tho Register.
CLARKsBuRa. March %.
In yesterdays Regiaer | find state
mOnt that soue ten sent from this place
to Prof Dwishts Of Wheeling. for au.
slysis has been found to contain arse.
mic. The tea was sent as you state,
but it has not been used by Judge
Camden. The family Of Judge Cam
dcu (tho Judge aud bis son were alb.
sent ut the time) were made sick BY
food eaten OF breakfast under circum.
stances which aroused suspicious that
poison has been used. The tea was
prepared for dinner but not partakcn
Of BY the family on account Of the sus'
picions already aroused. The atTair
has been kept quiet here until The pub
LEGATION in the Register. so that thor.
ough investigation nigh, be made Of
the matter. There has been no did.
Guilty between the family aud the ser.
wants. rs stated in the Standard, nor
is there any known motive on the part
Of anybody for the attempted crime.
Therefore, the greater the anxiety tc
discover, il possible, il any outside
party had anything to do with it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
l'riYhtrui Boiler Explosion.

l:lcnN SD, Va, March 22o.-Laicr
Intelligence from the boiler explosion
nj llAlc's saw mill, no, only confirms
t'u. greatly Increases tho eStent Of cas-.
Walry. Whca the boiler, which was Il
il horse power. exploded u number Of
;'rtspu' wcte nj work in thu mill and
'hc rcsu|s vas fri shttul. There were
five person., Killed.. &. Thorp, white,
Two cOlured men and ,~o sans U! the
proprietor. aged { aud II. who were
playing in The mill u; he tine. Sey.
20 others. including tho engineer, we're
injured. two fatally. Thotp, tho white
lnan killed. leaves II wife aud eight
children. The explosion j. supposed
10 have been c"used hy carelrs.urss in
allowing thO Loiltr 10 get capIy and
then turning cold water irto tue Lr4tcd
lmiI;r.
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Westan Democrat
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Sot>>vAeS, Mav. 80
Engla nd md Russia.

The peace Congress has been alan
oncd aud much uncasiness is felt, for
fear Of var between Russia, England
aud Austria. England seems to be-
making the principal trouble a: pres
emf. But VIC do not brlicrc she
seriously coutemplates war. She is
certainly playing au extensive bluff
game and may bluff to such an ex'en,
TINT Russiamay be compelled to f." call
her, then and 10 that event. VIC nigh
reasonably expect lively war for
ten or twelve months.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30

10 December last a citizen Of this ri.
cinity named CUfIiuberger suddenly
disappeared from his home. and it was
supposed he had been murdered. but
the mo't thorough Seurch failed to Dis
cover any trace Of his body until To
day, whn it was found abOu: three
miles from He'd sviIIe. in Back creel;
lis said negro usmol & Inert killed
him. The skull was f aeiured
Gu the right side. 4 jury WIS sum.
u'Oncd O'day, aud it returned ay.r
dict Of mur,!er by sumo unknown per.
.On.->.m,tI Dir''ch to The Regis.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
Notice 10 Ta1-Payers Of
Lewis County,

Sttice is hereby given 10 ali prrsons who
have not paid their ',xrx for the year 1877,
that they must be prepared to pay wLea
they Hre called upon, or cali nj my oire III
Weston, where ! eau Ne foual every Sa:ur-
day.
| do not desire to disIrcI, any one, but
have extended TO the Taxpayers all the Is.
uirnry possible. II is my imperative duty
10 make collections. and the law governing
IN such eases will he enforced OIL tue TIlssr
DAY or Nay unless payment Is made l..
fore that date.
j. &. vANDENr0RT. s. .C.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30

- The past week has shown larger
list Of bankruptcies and failures tl4au
we have hnd the plta Of bchOIdins
for some tima. The liabilities have
tuu up into tho millions aud the mum
Der Of persons tlut havc succumbed to
the pressure is far above the average
History will record john Shcrmau's
reign rs the mos, ruuou| the world has
known pircc The days Of Peel. Ia.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
Fire aHu LOSS OF Life.
WngrLlSG. M4rch q.

WngELISG. M1rch q.
This morning at four O'Clock fire
occurred in a stable ut the corner Of
Water aud Tweu,y.Tbird Streets
The building was consumed. aud with
it man named John Mjles Wa,
burncd to death. MyIes had been
druAk last Hight. and went into the
stable 10 sleep on the hay. mud ronk
with him lighted pipe or cigar, winch
clascd tic fire.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
The Butte who Kicked Ills " lie 10
Death.

WASHINGTON, Pa March 93 j
N. Day. the murderer from Morris
township, Pa was brought hero to,
day by Officer SuthtIl'nd aud lodged
in Jill to await Trial. It is said he
kicked biz wife in The som ,ch. from
the effects Of which sho took I.emor.
rhnge and bled to death. Day is
shout IS years Of nge unl has five
children. -$pcciul to H'hetling Stand,
art.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
Town Ordinance.



t.aon,,d u,,.h % ,s1s1
s,,o,dotr.d Nv ,,s iiaror R.eor1s,
a nd .,do,-or or ,hs ,our NJ we.,o, Thu,
;; ,hoI,,. ,.,arr,r n. orr ,n,,or ,ror,
and .n,, ,hs ,,s.,rc oftL;. o,d;r,nr, In
crcc, arr suiIdiuc Stable. r.u. or clubhouse,
r ,,b;, III. corrora,c limit. of iii. Town of
Ncs,o, w;,hout having first ob,a;n-a ,br
crns. n, or Tho co,nr;t n ssia ,owp An.
r,;r.,;on for Tho r,ec,;o, of any building
M .n,;,,rd In, mi, ,ar linn shall hc made In
xrir;rr hv thc mn, a., dcsiripo n buiId or
h is,r,r, mr. .,,orror aud shall In .rcom.
IA mad h, n ,L,r of III. ,,rrr,r,s n-or,.od
ia ho.r.c,.d III. lar, ,ion NJ Tho building
and tho material ofvbjch !, i. 10 be con.
s,,,c,,, an, ,oo1a M cl,,r, wh,,srsr
shall b. made in ii G erection of sny build.
ing, or extension Of any building already
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
Meeting OF the Greeuback Club.

Pursuant 10 notice, tho Grcenback
and WOrkingmens Club Of Lewis
county met on the evening of tho 23d
inst. a. the Perry White school house,
Frecman's Geek.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read aud approved. The secre.
tary gave an explanation Of tho pre-.
amLlc and resolutions adopted at tho
organizing Of the club on tho ::!!3l OF
February. Also au explanation Of the
18th, li:h sud 18Th amendments to
tho constitution Of the United States,
which cmbudy the results Of the late
civil war; and said that these questions
being definitely settled, should ~
more be allowed to agitate the people,
or distract their attention in future
contests for the selection Of their agents.
Tho extract from tbs New vs.: g. 60
which appcarc1 :, -"-" ''
".'sD "pgss1W-Lln TUE DEMucH.r. in
license to the formation of new par.
ties bring impossible, was mentioned
by Colonel 0'Bricn. who said that the
formation Of new parties was probably
not desirable. and probably net con.
tenplatcd by tue grecnback movemcn,
in the United States; but tia. existing
parties would BE- compelled to conform
tothe wishes of the grccnoack and
laboring mca, il the vote Of this numcr.
Gus class was to be obtained by either
Democrats or Republicans.
The following resolution was adopt
I'd on motion of Mr Basel.
Rcso'red, That We approve Of the
votes Of our Senator and Representa-.
lives in Congress, on tho silver bill {;
md thai we desire thai they will not
stop at this--thc first step only in
righting the wrongs Of the pGoplG-but
that they will vote for such bills aud
m ensures rs will restore the silver Hill
to the original Bland Silver Bill thai
they will vote for the repral Of the Re-
sumption Act, the removal Of the
National Banking system aud the sub.
stituting in its place u. S. .leasuIy
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
Democratic Reform.

The report Of Mr.. Harrison, Chair.
man Of the House CnmmittcO IN Re
form in the Civil Service. Is a step 10
the right direction. Il sustained it
will DO some evidence thut tue civil
service plank in tho Democratic plat
form wus intended .: ,,n r.rIT and
~ agnes' ;aledsO to the people. Fresh in
tho enjoyment of the lit'lc patronage it
has at tho capital, the Democratic
party might be pardOncd for al error
here aud tLc'c in the distributing Of
Offices ; but it canuo, be pardoned for a
stupid and stUliI refusal 10 correct
the errors whea they are made clear
by investigations like this in tue Polk
case. Whenever tue people discover
that the Democratic party is disposed
to appropriate the old whiIrmash buck.
cts Of the Republicans. and to use
them, US they did, for iudi<crimiuate
protection Of the partisan rOguOs aud
fixtures, The days Of tidal waves like
those Of IS? | aud 1876 will be gone
ycr.-I'Mtnislphiu Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30

Report ctthe Condition Of Tie National
Exchange Bank IF HeSton, at Hes.
ton, in tie State Of Vest Virginia.
at The close Of business, Aurch
18th. 1878.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30

= MIR. Bi.i0e i, Distinguishing him
selfin the Senate Ly quality. which a
friendly critic would call dash, aud
hostile critic bumptiOus iIl.manners.-
Aer York Herald.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
march30 Nv
New Firm.
.NEFE
Recorder.

The Cisnr Maaufsc,ors-i-o Il. iniCr has
changed, and the fim will hereafter be Jutcr
Bros.
We now occupy the room In A. \. Lewis
building, formerly usc.l as a drug store -
Our stock will be larger than heretofore, a.
We have now more room, and Of tho best
qualify. Ire have everything in tlSS-,t Stac.
co line, and We will sell eE!ssar.
Thnnkfu! for tie lihrrol srs.rOnage be-
slowed IN 81 past, we Invite you 10 patron
ize . nc new f;n.
JUFER BROS.
Weston November 24-o,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30

THIS standard article Is com.
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
rs satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair 10
its youthful color.
1t removes all cruptions. itching
and dandrutf. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties It restores
the capillary glands to their Normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As n dressing, nothing has been
found SO ehectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State As.
sayer of Massachusetts,, says, 1.-The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
] consider It the BEST PREPARATION
for It's intended purposes.
Price, Ono Dollar,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
RESOURCES,

Loans md discounts sll7,SSO -
nverirAftS ISL 10
Q S bonds 10 secure circulation 100000 20
U S bonds on hnad 1850 90
Due tlo:a approved Reserve
agents 7,6o4 OIL
Due from other National Banks 1890 Il
Real estate, furniture and fixtures $500 %
Current expenses and taxes paid $50 -
Checks mud other Cash items so 90
bills Of other bnnks 1850 90
Fractional currency, including
nicklcs, 2e2 IS
Specie (inclading gold Treas.
ury CtrliicaIe5) 2,?j; so
Legal tender notes 1885, 90
Erdrmp'i III tltud with United
SIa,rs fIeasurcF,I per cent Vi
circulation, A,4:s 81
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30
o'Leary Wins

Ono week ago 0'Leary, an Ameri.
Gun, in company with eighteen others,
started on an international pedestrian
contest in London for purse ofS3, 500,
1t mud the championship Of the world
were TO be awarded to the man whu
could travel the fArihest in six days.
At nine u'c;ock LAST night O'l.sary
won, as will b" nY'ed Oy our telegraph
&c c":umas.
HE t.ec.m"cr shooting matches
Prov,d thu, Americans have better eyes
Judgment aud nerve than the British,
aud gov We can show them a s,uuter
pai5 Of legs. 0'Leary, you can come
back home ugain with honor and profit,
aud GO into partnership with Miss
Won llillern il you want ,o.-Leutier.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-30

Virginia has restored the In" pun
ishing petty otlruses with iLe lash IL
stead OF Imprisonment. Auy ias that
publicly thrasacs its petty eriluinais is
detcstable, but the experience Vi the
past is that no such etiieaciuus punish.
mcut has ever been PROVIDED Tor the
suppression Of a class u crIIucs Ul com.
par.'irely speaking. Az insignificant
nature. Ten days III jail is au induce.
ueut to, rather than punishment for
cluss Of OiIeuscs my.s numerous in
our community. lhu legal penalty
now in force is Vi 10 consequence at all
III the SUPPRESSION Of smaller crimes.
Notwithstanding uur adherence OF tue
practice, We tLIuk it is tho ouly mode
yet discovered whereby a community !!isy
can be feed or tue most dcspicabIs
Aea ..c4ucut crimes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
SHUPE'S TkiBULAIIONS.

Pursuant to adjournment had few days since,
Walter H. Shupe editor OF the Adcocote, to have
appeared In the Marine Court, Cham Ser, yesterday
to continue his nation as judgment debtor for
$2iI 02 a suit brought against nun ON behalf OF
oiiico boy named Jennings. Tho houe fixed eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, but, although Mr. Williams, HIS coun-
sol, and Mir. Goodhardt, counsel Tor the judgment
creditor, were present, Mr.. Shupo Both
counsel agreed upon Adjournment and Judge Shea
marked the usual memorandum the papers neccs-
sary hold MT Shupc Tor contemp; his nolappear-
ance. Soon alter both counsel mud left the Mr.
Shupe appeared and explained to the Judge that no
supposed the time O'Clock r. u. anu he
then ready to so on with the examination. AT once
tho Juagc permitted the matter TO DO opened. All
both counsel were sent for Mr. Goodhardt council
Tor plaintiff soon appeared but not no counsel Tor
Mr.. Shupc, who, was stated sent message to his
client he need not court Inc opposing
ing responded To The request 10 come into whom
he need not have done 80. Under these circum-
stances Mr. Snupe, although lawyer himself,
secured tho temporary services OF Mr. q. W. GIBBONS,
happened to be present. but on tho latter repre-
senting to the Court that Mr.. Williams having at
tended Nr. Snupc hitherto an Adjournment to await
his attendance would be proper, Judge Shca elowed
the case TO stand until ten o'clock to-day. On
Monday Mr.. Shupc Will DO called upon ia another
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
THE CITY OF CHESTER.

PLACED OK THE SECTIONAL DRY DOCK, BUT
WILL BE READY 10 SAIL ON SUNDAY NExr.
Tho lnman steamship city OF Chester, whic was
placed on the sectional dry dock, loot OF Rutgers
street. Wednesday morning fast, to have new
screw put IN, has attracted large crowds OF visitors
DESTROYS Of having a good view OF tho third largest
steamship afoaI Neat to tine famous Great Eastern
comes tho lnnan steamship City OF Berlin In sze
and next Is the City OF Chester. Tho City Of
Chester. already reported In these couinns broke
her scrow when about thrcs hundred and thirty mios
this port sunday morning last, after stopping
Tor the pilot TO get board. Captain Brooks stated
10 the HERALD reporter yesterday that tho
was tho most singular OF the sort he had cvor heard
Of The City OF Chester Was stopped Tor tho pilot,
not until steam was put on again dad the
officers suspect that anything was wrong, aud
least oil all that tho screw was broken. Not
only this but tho form oil tho III. ak as
screws generally break In tho U.auo, WHINE one
broke Ia two tho disk This broken screw lay all
DAY yesterday ani Wednesday on tue dock front
the vessel aud curiousiy Inspected psrs Of
people who had come To sec the bag shp.
YANKEE DkxfIRIry
IL had been feared that no lutte difficulty would at
tend the raising Of the Ciy Of Chester up tho dry
dock, but the SKILLED workincD performed tho task
scratch TO tho porliy vessel IL expected yestcr.
day that az iurthest the new screw would
arrive ut the dock this morning. The yes-
sci Is 4i4 feet long, IA feet bcam, IS feet
deep; tonnage nearly 1000 Her engines arc $50
nominal horse power but work 10 To 500 actual
Workmcn were busy YESTERDAY IN making everything
ready TO set 10 work al once To places tho wben
u arrives There Is lutte douJt that the CITY OF
Chester VIII sail Tor Liverpool ON sunday next az the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02

In tho surrogato's ofIco yesterday the widow Of
Isaac Undernd applied Tor letters of adninisra
lion on tho personal OF her deceased husband.
The busband lost Mis- iiie on the z3d OF July last by
failing overheard iron concy Island boat, anu loft
behind him about $1,000 personal estate ana four
children.
LOUIS Alexander held In default Of $500 bail
by United States Commissioner Shields yesterday on
charge having his possession 400 cigars without
stamps boxes Alexander pleaded that ho was only
acting the part OF detective but tho officers
cay that though thcy had asked MIN to give them Ia
formation OF parties selling such cigars no had pri
vatey gwen such parties notice to get out OF tho
An order OF arrest was issued ON application OF
Mcssrs. Howe Hummel, IN supreme Court, Cham
bcrs, against j. d. wight Of Wcs,chester county, VINO
N charged with committing an outrage on young
lady friend, aged seventeen, under circumstances OF
great a,roeity. rue bail IN the suit which is brought
10 recover $4,000 daaagcs, was set at $4,000 A
criminal warrant, Is stated, viii also Uc applied Tor.
when the fu particulars OF tho case will be developed
A. NJ. Con.iO. urukgis, was brought before
Uptcd States coinmissoucf Osborn yesterday,
charged win selling liquor withOot government
Incense. Tho representation was tBat Conkn had
been engaged the s,slc Tor about three months. Ito
admitted his quit and proposed ~ mako a COM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
BEYOND THEIR REACH.

Some time since the O'ooanor family living at No.
1917 Forsyth street, were thrown into grcat state Of
excitement w the disappearance OF daughter, Ann.
She was somewhat comcy little girl OF fifteen, who
had generally eviucci domestic turn OF mind, and
It seemed unlikely tina, she should willingly
abandon her home rho ncghborhood was
searched, but trace of tho lost p,rl could
DO iouud, aud then II occurred to her
parents that sue must have fallen u victim 10 the
seductive innuence OF vice 80 glaringiy displayed
close ut hand. Her mother applied for a war;
rant ut the Essex Market Court somo time
ago, and under It's authority her brosher has
lately been searching high and low for the
missing girl Bowery lance houses and all other 10.
sorts when tempt the young from the straight path
wora Waited. bus withvut avail. familiar lace n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The following transfers wero yesterday mado BY
the Board OF Apport,onmcnt:-sl0o 81 from appro-
priaton Tor lamps and gas 10 third District Court
House, sll93 from police station houses to construc-
ton OF stables in Thirty. third precinct.
Comptroller Kelly has been authorized to issue
bonds 70 the amount OF $500 Tor the purpose of
paying OF awards mado among claims allowol by the
commission appointed Tor sucn purpose under an act
Of the Legislature.
rbc Board OF Appointment yesterday passed rcso-
lutiUns requesting the heads of departments and
officers Of institutions entitled allowances from
city 70 send IN thoir estimates Tor 1879.
Corporation Attorney BOYD yesterday paid to the
Finance Department the SUN of 5000 20, penalties
collected uur,og the month Of July Tor violation OF
csly ordinancoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
AN ASTONISHING BILL.

In Judge Douohue's mail yesterday was registered
letter enclosing bill Of rather startling magnitude,
In these days OF giganic financial operations.
The following Is the bin, though It can hardly DO said
that 1t explains Itself
HALTsviLLs, ". Y. July 81, 1878
HIS HoxoR JUDGE DoNoHUs OrnEas:-
- Bought OF Joseph A. WAGNER, Inventor, mauuac-
turer dealer Ia WAGNER sewing machines, sewing
machine carriages and mineral worms, Centennial
Machinery Hall, No. $40 C. $, col 02, class 53l.
Endowmcnts OF tue Ring family, Patent Lilo In
suranco fanny, shcrif check tbevcs who beiio the
God maae .hcfn NJ my expense, $751; 100000.
The gentleman VINO sends tho above bill Is the In.
vontor Of asewing machine, and some years ago was
very wealthy; but losing pretty nearly all MS prop
erty through no iault OF bs own, his fnind bccamc
affected, aud no adjudgcd n lunatic by commits
sion appointed by Judge Pratt but was not seat 10
M ylun.. Aitei ward no commenced action IN tho
Supreme Court through Counsellor Percy, Tor over
Ave millions oil dollars against Judges Dononuc Bar
retl and others tor ancod grievance which was
discontinued last summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
LOCOMOTIVES Fer THIRD AVENUE.

pair OF new locomotives were received yesterday
at tho Bowling Green station OF the Now York Elev
ated Railroad the cast side line OF that
company. These now steam horses are from tho
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia. Yesterday
they underwent a thorough overnauIng and cican-
ing by tho drivers who ~ have charge OF them.
Engine No. ~ has four wheels and weighs twelve
TONS and No. 81 mounted eight wheels ana weighs
about fourteen ana malt tons. In tho latter locomo
two tho driving wheels are thirty -cgut inches III
diameter, placed the rear oil the lire box In add
ton these four cars have been received from
Troy. I he not entirely new, but have been
thoroughly rebuilt as TO show NO Resemblance to
the old CUES that stand them. They have boon
urn shed with and Improved ventiaors ana seats
OF an lid proved pattern. The company hopc 10 havo
them running from South Ferry 10 Central Park by
the 10th oil the present month.