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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-02-21

and situated at the intersection ofiPoints and
Market streets. in said city, adjoining the lots of
j. Addison Waddell and others.
This lot on account of its beautiful location and
pleasant surroundings would be very desirable
for any one who might wish pleasant and con.
venient location for a home.
TERMS:-Enough in hand to pay costs of sale,
bond!secured in said deed ); the balance on such
terms as the said Shomo may direct. or i'll default
of such, as the trustee may prescribe
feb 2l-tds ROBT. CRAIG, Trustee,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-02-21
IL. NJ Cushing & Son, Auetioneers.l
Trustees Sale of
l. A Valuable Building E.0d.

7 IN We cl7y q lS70Nn70N, a.
At the request OF the beneficiary in certain
deed of trust executed by John d. Shomo to the
undersgnedjtru which said deed is now OF rec
ord in the Clerks Office Hastings Court for the city
OF Staunton, in deedlbook I, p 400, WILL at public
auction offer for sale. in front of the court house
| in the city OF Stanton Va on
SATURDAY, MARCH Esd, 1873.
| that very valuable and desirable and building
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
4 CARD.

l am correspondent from this city OF
the New York Herald and Baltimore
Gazette. l am not, as the Iatsthge";sr
saws, night editor of the REGISTER NO
editor OF the REGISTER has sny con'Fol
whatever over dispatches sent by me 10
the above papers. They are not IN any
way connected with. the REGISTER, snd
that paper has Just as much right TO
criticize them as it mas TO comment upon
the uttersnCes of Mr.. y. w. CsmPoe!l
or any other journalist. -
l slso notice an inslnustlon IN the
Standard OF Saturday to the effect thsL l
am the correspondent OF the ClnclhnaIl
Enquirer. This Is utterly false and IN
lust, | would advise the local editor OF
the TntslLgEucsr 10 be more careful IN
future now ne charges others with things
tina. be himself Is conspIcuously guilty OF.
at Is well known among telegraph oper-
ators and newspaper men that Mr. An
drew Halsted is the author Of the senss
lional dispatches which appear II the
ENQUIRER, but are not TO be seen IN the
IrtslyigcEcsr. The following sentence
occurs in q letter written TO me by the
news editor of the Enquirer, under date
Of December Is, 1871:
ave have correspondent in Wheel
ing, VINO keeps US thoroughly posted OF
ali matters of locsl Importance IN
Wheeling. He is an s!tsche Of the m
tsIrgea:cr, snd will furnish anything
that that paper may have
| would advise those who take suit
ticient interest IN this matter, to look at
the dispatches in the Enquirer on the
18th inst, describing the lynchlng OF
John Wallace. They will find it highly
interesting reading.
Respectfully I. l.. WALTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
OTIS HALL.

Saturday night President Young con-
Quoted the meeting st this hsll, wee
Presiden. Wincher read portion OF the
scriptures and offered prayer. The meet
ING was then addressed by Messrs. HOB
ert Hamilton. T. Rothborn, Samuel Cray
ton and VIM. Miller. The meeting last
night was largely attended, President
Young in charge. The following per-
sons msde addresses: President Young
in 4 very appropriate manner spoke OF
the good work done by this Union dur
inc It's existence in Otis Hall for the
nsst yesr. also brief history OF the
moyemen.-he then closed, and INTRO
duced Vice President j. Westwood, VINO
also referred in his remarks to the last
meeting to be held in OTIS Hall. lie
was followed by B b. Porter, who spoke
of this hall being the good Old place OF
his reformation, and was glad TO be pre-
sent at the last meeting to held IN 1t, ms
remarks were very interesting. The
President then introduced Mr.. All bur
nett sitter making very interesting
spee,h closed with an impressIble poem
called cover the hills to the poor house,
which was very good. There were six
signed the pledge at this meeting. Dur
ing the month Of March, there were
iorty-olght sIgners to the pledge st this
hall.
List Saturday afternoon, Messrs. Mar
shsIl, "Criss" Cline, T. G. Crscrsft, w
Truman, G. w. Bags, and Miss Dill,
lions, and others, lett tins city TO attend
Il temperance anniversary At New Mar
tnsyIlle, this State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01

They incur tremendous rIsk who so.
iourn or emigrate TO reside In districts
where malarIal disease is prevalent, with.
out medicinal means OF certifying their
systems against the periodic scOurge. The
danger to bilious subjects, and 20 those
who lack bodily stamina, Is particularly
serious. a preventive and curative agent
Unknown antl-malarial efficacy should
be frequently used and constantly kept
at hand by such persons; and on
none can they rely with such certainty Of
protection and aid as Hostetters Stomach
Filters. This grand specific roots out every
yestige OF the malarial poison from the
system, and endows 10 with an amount Of
vital activity and rcpeIling power that
nulihcs the influence Of mIasma. II also
prevents and remedies disorders OF the
stomach, bowels and liver, which are par
ucularly prevalent in malarious regions,
and Is an Incompatible general inylgor.
ant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
'SouirC phillips Court.

LAST Saturday morning Squire VIM.
Phillips issued q warrant for Benjamin
5. Morgan, OF West Liberty, on COM
plant of Eunice Groves, who alleges thst
Morgan is the parent OF her illegItimste
offspring. The case will be heard by this
Justice today. Miss Groves IL a comeIy
looking girl of eighteen years OF age,
and Morgan Is a well-to-do farmer.
Saturday evening the same justice L.
sued a warrant, on complaint Of James
FaddIs, for John Schutter whom Fsdiis
accuses of threatening to shoot him. 1t
seems from the nature OF the case, tbs.
Schutter was hu5ting too near Faddis
house, beyond Mount de Chsntal, on
SATURDAY. morning, snd fearing that his
ducks-the same ducks about which we
had something recently-were in danger
of falling victims to Schutter's gun, be
began to demonstrate with the man with
the gun, when he threatened to shoo.
Fsddis if be did not 60 away. The case
is docketed for hearing st 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
Martin the GreaI.

Strange, nevertheless it i5 true, that
Martin, Of the Capital Dining Rooms,
No 1855 Market street, hos catered not
only 10 the citizens Of Wheeling during
the past four years. but 70 persons from
al parts Of the State who join in saying
that Wheeling has no better or more
genial res.suranter than Martin the
great. He takes this opportunity 70
thsnk sll the ladies and gentlemen, and
81 the rest OF mankind, who have so
literally patronlzs him during the past
four yesrs, and hopes to see them call
frequently during the mex. year. As he
has stood the ties. Of the storms OF four
years 81 80 cents per meal, he now offers
to put up first class meal for Is cents
one .hs: cannot be eTceIled By any in
the city. He agrees to give tull sstisfsc-
tion TO al, and promises to keep, during
the season, the best ice-cresm that can be
made by any in the city. Give him
call ard he will please you.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
EyarknnRIIfIes.

Randolph Sts}nsker, Governor
Mathews private Secretary, lett Sstur-
dav evening on Steamer Hudson for the
Third District, through which he will
travel for some time.
Captain Harry McCook, of Steuben-
vile, was in the city Saturday.
A. V. Mcdonald, Of Burton, was in
tie city Saturday visiting relatives.
Col. II. 9. Wilkins, OF Cincinnati, y
10 the city.
Judges Raymond and Johnston left
Saturday on short visit TO their respec-
tive homes.
Peter Rhodes, of j. S. Rhodes u Co.,
returned Saturday from the East.
g. Burdctte Hart, Washington CORE
spondont of the Philadelphia North
Imerican. is visiting IN our city.
Miss Hattie Hagans, OF Morgantown,
who has been visiting Mrs. John Wag-
Her, of Twelfth street, returned home
last Saturday.
Andrew GarLIey, at one time a resi-
dent of this city, is now half owner in
several paying gold mines among the
Black Hills.
George Kignold, the Shaksperean &C
tor, has fixed his dates at the Opera
House on the 22i and 23d instauts.
Mr.. H. HofeId a prominent business
man of Cincinnati, is in the city.
Anton Reymann, proprietor of Rey-
msnn's brewery, retained last Saturday
from his visit to Hot Springs, Ark, st,
Louis. Mo, and Cincinnati, o.
Frank Hennig, who Csrries press re-
port for the morning press, has been pro-
noted to night operator on the district
tire alarm. Frank will continue to carry
reports until $50 is in" when he goes on
watch ut the fire alarm de'k.
The Tobacco and cigar store OF Add
son Israel has been moved from the cor
per of EoiI and Sixteenth streets to No.
co Twelfth street.
Col. Moore, 3 prominent lawyer of
Pittsburgh, IS spending several days in
the city.
ALI. Burnett and HELEN Nash arrived
in the city Saturday night, and stopped
over Sunday a. the Mcclure. He leaves
this morning to show in some Of the
ne,ghboring towns ard will return
for his engagement here the latter part
of this week.
MIR. j. G Miller, dry goods and gro
cerv merchant, of Centre Wheeling, lett
Tor the East via the b. & 0. railroad, on
Saturday evening. He will return dur
ing the present week vi, the p w. y
Ky.
Burnic B. Baer, an old Wheeling boy,
who is now located in Z4nesville, o., Is
back on a visit to friends in this city.
Elias Hanf of Baltimore, is in the city
visiting friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
To-Day.

April the First stands marked by Gus
4 da T,' Tor being and for making fools.
This Is the first Of AprIl-no news is
this. YOU are ready 70 eXclaim, and yet we
will wager q gill Of bu.!ermilk that you Il
forget it, and be again reminded
of this Opening hint when the
small boy, commiserating your lg-
porance, vcnturCs-st = safe distance
to tell YOU that you're an April
fool Don't ask US why; but il you see
any one in front OF you looking about
for something that the small boys inslsts
tina. he has dropped, take warning, and
keep strictly on your gusrd. Neither
initiate the pssser-by whose curiosity
prompts him TO examine the contents OF
some daiutiIy dOne-up packet, or that OF
plethoric, well-worn pocket-book,
whose contents are miserable fraud.
At al events, be sure that you do not
listen to any suggestions or propositions
of whatever kind, pick up nothing, even
from your own door, unless 1t be the
baby, snd q little caution in that direc-
ton IS admissi bic, and don't ran on an
errand for anybody, else you'll be likely
to be termed what the French style Pois-
SON d'aUI-a silly fish, easily caught.
To-day the same old black hat with the
brick in it vii! be kicked the usual num-
Der of times and the man who kicks ii
will top of holding his foot IN his hand,
while the buyslanders will laugh at his
calamities. The dollar with the unseen
string, the little nicely wrapped parcel,
the cotton, wheat bran and sswdust pies,
all will play prominent part IN
tnat day Of fun. The husband will
mix the three Jumps OF white marbles
among the Jumps OF sugar in the sugar
bowl, to be placed accidentally by the
good wife in some ones cup OF coffee; the
store clerk fresh from the country will
be sent to the hardware store TO buy an
au-er that will bore a square hole, or a
straight hsh hook, the village wag, with
bated breath, will run eXcitedly toward
the miil-p0nd crying at the top OF his
lungs, "rhey will all be drowned"
only to exclsim with loud
laugh to the mob OF losfors
who follow him these dreadful words,
april fool" The glass OF vinegar at tho
rich mans table will be substituted for
the glass OF sherry, and the country wife
will have put upon her, as twilight Is
ushered IN, the round piece Of turniP,
tipped with charcoal which, after VAN
attempts to light and much poking with
the suuhars. she viii detect as an April
tool. Although the day looked for by
every one, from the Oldest to the young
est, and the creates. to the least, there are
people now living who would walk four
miles TO see a male mermaid SWIM on
Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
rnaex 70 New Anvertlsements.

Great Eeduction-Turner u Dillon.
Regular Tuesday Pscket-Thc New
Andes,
These Are Facts-G. Mendel, Booth
4 Co.
For Rent-House on South Broadway.
Great Bargains. l.. Hobbs, Son X
Co.
Iucurring q Tremendous Risk Local
Page.
Stockholders Meeting - Wheeling
Gymnasium.
Removal-Addison Israel.
B. & 0. K. X. Investigating Commit
Tee.
Silks. Blum & Bro Head Of
Local
Grand Display. Blum " Bro
Head of Local
Memorandum Pads-EagisLer Office.
SyLcuck's Medicines Third Page
Music in Another Pisco-W. II. SheIb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
Sunday School convention.

For the benefit of delegates or alter
mates, and members of their families, de-
string to attend the international Sun
day School Convention, to be held AZ
Atlanta, GA, April L, Is and 10, the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Railway Company, Panhandle Route,
will sell chesp excursion tickets from
Wheeling to Atlantis, and return, via
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and
Chattanooga. Delegates taking this
route will have an opportunity to visit
the Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky, and
Lookout Mountains nesr Chattanooga, en-
route. Tickets good going from April
10th to 10th, and to return until May
10Th, 1873, will be on sale at 2. G. Il St.
L. Ry. depot, foot OF Eleventh street.
Wheeling S4l,OO for round trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
EUREKA.

THHE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE
1 market an warranted 10 do all that
IL claimed 70 IL. II IL in universal use
throughout the East, and the CITY of Pitts
rurgh has adopted IL on all the Street
lamps, and in all the public buildings,
aud is in use III many private houses. As
to being the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BURNER
TO be had, the following comparisons
endorse: The same pressure To- zach burn
er: an Argand burner gives ~ per cent
more light than n CONN on Brass Fish
tlil burner; Il Lava Tip bras burner mo
check - per cent more; Ellis patent =
per cent more; the EvlS - per cent
more; ami the Windsor patent % per cent
more. Thus you will see the Ellis equals
the Argand, the Evans gives 10 per cent
more light, and the Windsor To per cent,
proving itself the best burner I'm the mar
ket. Having been appointed sole agent
Tor the windsor Burner, now offer them
10 the cities of Wheeling. assuring them
that 10 is all that is claimed for Il, and no
one using gas can afford TO be without
Them. Also a new and complete assert
mept of Gas Fixtures, Lead, Stone and
iron Pipe, Brass Work Of all descriptions,
and all articles TO be found in first class
Plumbing and Gas Fitting establishment.
OSCAR SEELEY.
a 2ll2 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
ORsEaUIEs OF NAL. WILSON.
An Imposing Display.


II those who have passed to that
bourne whence no traveller returns, have
the privilege OF looking back upon the
scenes of their labors and witness the
last sad hoDors paid TO the memory OF
the departed, Msjor Robert Wilson, late
o, the 10th L. S. Infantry, who was acci-
dentaIiy killed at Fort Richardson
Texas, on the 22d ult., must have been
gratifed at the respect paid his remains
at his funeral yesterday. Long before
the hour announced tor the solemn SER
vices to take place, hundreds OF the clu,
zens of Wheeling of both sexes visited
his fathers residence snd took last $50
look at the features of him who lett his
friends in the bloom and vig7r CT
youth, and WAS brought back q
cold and inanimate corpse. The body
was laid out in the front parioF, ana was
enclosed in q handsome casket, covered
with the American flag, and upon winch
was the sword ne had so long carried.
The features were very litehke. Inc
gifts of flowers were numerous snd hand.
some. Rev. J. d. Motat, OF the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, conducted the sol
emn exercises. Among those present
were Governor Mathews, and other
State officers, Ex-Governor Jacobs,
Rev. Drs. Mcclure and Can
bingham, two companies OF the
First West Virginia battalion, MAJOR
Miller commanding, viz: Mathews
Light Guards, Capt. Lukens, and Con
Light Guards, Capt Sterling, Bates
Lodge No. 80 4. F. 81 A. N. kramer 5
band and an immense number OF citizens.
As the body WAS being carried from
the house TO the hesrse, the military pre-
sented arms, and Kramer's band per-
formed solemn and appropriate dlrge,.
The procession moved to Greenwood
Cemetery, the place Of final lntermenI,
AS follows: Bates Lodge Of Aasons,
Kramer's Band, Gof Light Guards,
Matthew's Light Guards and citizens gen
erallv. At Market street hill carriages
were in waiting for the Masons, the band
and the military.
The exercises q! the cemetery were
participated in by both the Mas2ns and
Military, the latter firing salute OF
twenty guns over the grave.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, &EA
Nos. ll89 and ll4l Main street, west G@A
side. a few doors above the Peoples
Bank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately,
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street,
now used as boarding house. Is IN sooo
order, with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Tweuty.filth and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water,
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable, 9p-
MY TO NJ. REILLY,
Nos. 1909 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
- ~. Va. IebeOdh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
HnnnN .ImaiicP4.

Among some of our justices it has
been y puzzler to collect certain foe
bills, and recently, to test the matter,
Squire Schultz made out a number of
fee bills and gave them to Squire Mix,
with Instructions to bring suit against
the parties owing said bills. The case
was tried, and judgment rendered by
Squire Mix in favor Of Squire Schultz
Tire parties sued got out a cc7 horari,
that Is, had the case certified up to
County Court. There the matter was
heard, and the judgment of Squire
Mix sustained, which substsEtiates the
fact that all Justices can have suits
brought against those who arc indebted
to them for fee bills. For instance; if A
should bring suit against B, and B after
beng served with process, goes to A and
settles the claim and gets A not 10 appear,
the justice cannot give judgment against
eiLhe-, neither having appeared at the
time appointed, thereby losing his fees IN
the case. With the point Of law now set
tied, the iuctice can make out his fee
bills, and give the same TO another JUS
tice who can give judgment and force
payment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
CrusneSIIO Death.

Friday morning a man named Glass
of North Wheeling, was so severely in
iured by failing soap stone, in the York
willie coal bank, near this city, that he
died from the effects OF his injuries. HIS
remains were brought to this city on the
steamer Della, last Saturday and in
TERED yesterday evening. We under
stand that he was an old man and leaves
8 family, Of what size, we were not in
formed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
4 Ncw Horse.

Saturday lsTgo roam horse was pur-
chased rom j B. Beck, morse dealer Of
UsrrIsvillc. Harrison county, Ohio, for
the Atlantic engine company. The AMI
NAL was purchased to take the place Of
the black ore which was used by the
company The price paid wss $40,
which is considered cheap by good judges
of horse flesh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
4 Now nnnnrfure.

The Waverly Literary Society boys
aro talking of making tour OF some of
the eastern portions OF the United States,
1t has not been definitely determined
whether they will 60 to Huntington,
and then walk through to the seabosrd,
or 90 to New York city and then travel
up the Hudson river. Either route would
be delightful journey. Should this
contemplated tour become = reality, the
REGISTER will send n corresp ondent with
the young gentlemen, IN order 70 let our
citizens know just how the literati pro-
gress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
To Farmers, Gardeners and Others.
VALUABLE COUNTRY PROPERTY

VALUABLE COUNTRY PROP RT 7
' FOX SALE.
Wishing 10 retire from business / viii
offer my property, situated ten miles east
OF Wheeling, on the National Pike and
Hemptield railroad, known as Point Mills,
containing s. acres OF well improved
land, on which there Is large grist mi J.,
with two run Of burrs, and corn stone In
good running order. Also lOuT good dwell
ing houses, TWO large and OneFmail stable,
and all other necessary Outbuildiugs. A lsO
one pair Of HOwes four ton Scales, under
root "A depot building HXlO, with Office At
tacEed, l2Xlg;a large store room and ware
house, with hall overhead a new black
smith shop, and two good orchards.
The above Will be bold separately, or as
a whole II desired.
Also a good farm OF 40 acres, under a
good state Of cultivation, situated one mill
north Of the railroad station, on which
thFre Is "A large frame dwelling house Of
eight rooms "a large frame stable, and also
a large bank barn, JO1sJ with shedding
underneath; a splendid orchard near the
house; also a good spring. Farm well
watcred throughout. Call Cr address,
WIN. CASTOR,
Point NILS, Ohio county, W. Va.
Tl T4.gIgyEH
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STAND FOR SALE

! OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
/ new three story Brick Building, No. 81
Eleventh street, occupied ON the ilr>t moor
~ boot and shoe store Oy JACOB L'lu.
friei The house is new, having been built
only about two years ; is supplied through
out with gas, not and cold water MP ana
Gown stairs; has six good sized rooms, be-
side pantry and both room. me proper
tyIS I'm tn" central part OF the CITY an"
r,rsnI \. {. EGERTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
TRTSTEE,S SAFE.

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
j made by Robert b. Woods 10 me, dated
January 50, 1866, amt recorded i'm deed
hook No Sd. page }3, of tina records OF ohio
county. West Virginia, l shall, ON
SATURDAY, MAY Is, ISIS,
At the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, sell the following described
property, tO-wit: Lying about 80 miles
N Nth ~ the city OF Wheeling on II e. east
side o! the OHIO river, being part OF the
4. +. Woods old home farm, having q
front ON ,ue east side of the county road
aud bounding thereon % poles and eX-
ten linz east ward about l0OpoleS, contain
ing - acres OF land, and covering and in
Guiding l0laScrCs OF coal.
Also, q stllp OF land 10 feet wide runuin@
from said tract 10 the river being the
north halt of private road.
TERMS or SALE-DuD.tulTC cash, ana Inc
balance in six and twelve months, SecUT-
ed by deed of trust.
=. BRADY, Trustee.
W II. HALLER, AucuOueer.
Nttha same time Will be sold in COunec-
ton with the above, or cparate II desired
HD5o acres OF coal lying Immediately
back oi and adjoining the above tract. al
lying convenient and near the p, W.
Ky. K. Il. ROBERT Is. WOOIS.
marian
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
EcuIIiug News.

Eddie Claytor, of the c. P. Brown
boat club, hiss challenged John Barrett,
Of the Nail City bost club both OF this
city. to row three mile scull race for
5000 side. The friends OF the two men
are to meet at Charley HelmbrIght's
cigar store this evening st o'clock, to
enter into articles of agreement for the
proposed race.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
Railroad InYestiHntfon.

The special Legislative Investigating
committee will sit on toe Baltimore snd
Ohio railroads little crookednesses, this
week. If everybody who has heretofore
claimed to have grievance against
this corporation, will now put their
gyzmblngs into the shape of legal EVIL
dence, the matter will become interest
ing,