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SUBURBAN NOTES.

Thomas Boyco. 1fty lone years OF age, OF No 25 St
Marks place, Brooklyn, was drowned yesterday alter
noon. while bathing, at the foot OF Sky nh street.
Tho BODY was recovered.
Rev. Ralph B Hoyt. chaplain If tho. Fourth regi-
ment, n. g S.NJ last evening delivered q sermon in
the Holy Tr' nity Church, on summit avenue Jersey
City Hs'gnts, TO the members OF the reeiment. The
members attended tho service In iuil uniform.
Lewis II. Mason, residing at No. 143 Toinpkins ave.
Brooklyn, WIS arrested last evening Tor ate
ing to shoot one OF the conductors the Prospect
Park and Coney Island Railroad. Mason was under
the influence oil liquor at the tmc AMI the
endeavorcd TO put IN OF the train.
On Saturday, while the officers OF the schoolship
Minnesota were drilling number OF BOYS the
grounds OF tho Eiysan Fields, Hoboken tour OF Tho
recruits away Their desert ion ovcrcd
until they bad been gone nearly hslf hour " hen
pursuit was AIDE but without success The boys fed
In the direction OF Union HILL
with number Of boys IN the South Cove at the loot
Of Henderson street. Jersey City, yesterday seized
with cramps while 10 the water ana drov ned bsfjro
ITS c0mpa mons could render him assistance The
body recovered aud removed TO the residence of
the boys parents, at No. 800 Grove street.
Early yesterday morning Thomas odcn was stand
Ing IN front OF his house, No. 1s3 Sackctt street,
Brooklyn, when two men camo up 10 i'm aud ono of
them struck him on the side OF tDo head with some
sharp Instrument, nnicting severe wound. Subsc-
QusntIy Roundsman Ferry and Ufu Ger Murtha OF tbo
TuirL precinct, arrested Henry Phillips charge Of
having struck tho blow,
msn ABOUT forty Ave years OIL, q German IVES
on Saturday. Hc was wandering about the streets
with knife in hrs hand, with when he threatsnd TO
Kill several people. When first arrested 1t was
thought he might DO iaborns under the effects of tho
heat, out upon examination by Or. Wool he was
found TO DO violently insane. Ito can give account
al
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

THE ARMY REGISTER FOR 1878 READY ron
rssUE-MrLITIA FORCE OF THE UNITED
STATES, ORGANIZED AND uxoRoANizEp.
wAsHiScroS, Juno 80 ISIS
Congress having provided the Adjutant Generals
once with the necessary funds tor printing the Official
Army Register for 1878, that long expected pupiics
ton Is at last ready Tor issue Contrary TO general
expectation u docs not record any Of numerous
changes that have been made since January 1, 1875
add IT, therefore, about az Interesting last years
directory Even tho tabular statement OF the m,t,s
force OF The Untsd States contains returns later
than 1876. The returns from Nov York, South Caro-
lima, Mississippi, Arkansas, Ohio Wisconsin, Ne
brasgs Nevada and Oregon up to 1875 only while
returns az all'have been received from DsIaware
virsns. Yves, Virginia. North carolina, Georgia Ala
bsms and Colorado.
ORGANIZED AND uSoRoAsIzRD MILITIA.
The grand aggregate OF tue oryabixed ana unorean.
lied miiitia is a. follows:
Organized --General officers, 127; general stsT
officers, 107 regimentai field staff Officers 2lo
company onicevs, 400; non-com m stoned once RI
musicians and prlva,es, so,s5s; aggregate, ea,oel
Unovganired :. Total number oil men avallsbs fer
military duty, ., ia. Gg3
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EAST ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL TROUBLES.

FIGHT BETWEEN THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
FORCE AND THE CITY MAIsHsLs--Two OF
THE LATTER EILLED-SARRow ESCAPE OF
THE MAYOR.
ST.. LOUIS, June 10, 1873
The state Of chronic disturbance which has pre-
vailed in East st. Louis TOR months past eliminated
this afternoon in . tight between party OF The Me-
tropoluau police force and the city marshals orgau-
tied by Mayor Bowman last January. Tho Metropo-
itans under Chief Runshaw took iorcblo possession
OF one OF the city engine houses and prison cells
which had been used as police headquarters, and
although Mayor Bowman has REPEATEDLY demanded
that It be vacated py and returned 10 the city
mis- deman nd has been refused
ATTACK on ENGINE HOUSE.
About noon to-day City Marshal Walsh learned that
bat three OF the Mstropoiilan force the
engine house. He mustered his deputies at his own
headquarters. little moro than block away and
made q dash Tor the engine house. He was quickly
seen, howevcr and the occupantso the engine house
Ofncsrs wasce and Gi.yrc and Turnkey Ch,p
barred The door, hastened up stairs,
ana the Two hrsi-namcd appeared at tue
aud his men rushed on. armed with clubs aud
revolvers, and found officer Sick near the
with clubs and kuocved down. Il is SAID that three
pistol shot were fired him, Que OF which wounded
him in Tho head. Officers Wallace and Gieyrc
then called upon tue crowd 10 uisperse. when more
shots tired by tue msrshals. Officers Wallace
and Ceyre then hrcd upon the crowd ana marshals
Neville ana O'Conuor tell dead, whiie James Doyle
was wounded The marshals then retired. taxing
with tbeir dead
MAYOR FIRED AT.
Mayor Bowman III he meantime appeared on the
ground and he says, had narrow escape. as one Of
The nj, IN the engine house took deliberate ann AT
him aud fred; out by quick jump side
ways he avoided the ball, which entered the
ground tew feet from where mad stood.
While the fight was progressing The alarm DELL on
the engine house was ruug, ana Inc Mctropoltans
FASTENED to headquarters IRON all arr ctions but the
marshals bad retired, and nothing further was done.
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE
The circumstances which led to TINS uniortuu tie
acar numerous, and cover time and events eating
Us lar back as 1867, when tue Metropolitan law WAS
passed By the LEGISLATURE. Tni- law has been pro-
nounceu ona by tue Supreme Court several
tines. Further trouble was Apr nended TO nignt,
but up 10 the present wripg all quiet The oher
side the river, and the probability is tnat iur
tncr violence nj occur.
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NON-PAYMENT OF DUES.

To rHR EpIroR or TnE HkRALD:-
In the HERALD OF saturday there appeared an ar,i.
Gle entitled "Non-Pay msnt OF Dues,n which, if not
answered and this brothers. Ignorance Of Masonic
law made knosn, would give TO the enemy OF Ma
sonry land very upjnstly, tool another weapon. It
would also destroy the good opinion that many OF
your readers have OF our ancient craft
Tho brother asks why Is u Macon "expcllccn for
non-psymont Of ducss 10 answsr 1 would say thai
there 10 law TO cxpei him known to Masonry
has 0ssu expelled tor non-pay ment or dues n he IL
expelled 40 all IL must be or conduct and
l am ture that brother who has met with adj
v.rnty ana become poor has not bees gui,y OF
But brother who allows himself TO TALL IN arrears Tor
dues ana tails to oDey the summons served on him
thirty days before hrs case brought before the lodge
fer action dcservsst 10 be "suspsnacd." have mover
known OF q wnere q brother has made now his
desitu,o condition 10 hts lodge whore they have not
vt once RENTED his dues
regret 10 know that a lodge has honorsd a Mason
% ignorant Of Masonic Law, and that the honorcd
brother has SHOWN 80 htc respect the lodgo thai
honofsd hIn AZ not TO become familiar with tue CON-
mon laws OF Masonry and am glad 10 know that the
brotner's FIRST attempt at writing TO the press and
amended article a. section 20, 20 that Mason DO
"suspended' Tor non-pny ment vi ono years dues,
stead oil Two years. as u formerly was lodge carry
ing hfty delinquent members must take IRON funds
500 year - pay their duss TO the 1rand Lodge
aepriving tho iosss Of that amount for charitable pur
poscs.
respectfully call your attention to the following
"our laws have no sanction OF yscal force. Their
execution depends solely upoa sns loyal sentiment OF
the craft.
owe are, shersfore, directly concerned with those
moral principles and forces wncn give significance TO
all our Masonic iaborsr A MASON.
! Nav YoRg. June IL, ISIS.
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THE HEATED TERM.

Yesterday was opprcssively hot aud drove to tho
seaside shady groves lager beer cellars and other
cool spots all whose pockets justine hasty retreat
from tho hot city. The had not boon hour high
when premonitons given to ali who at that time
were out bed that the day woulI DO what 10 seuer.
ally termed scorcneE" The reports from the varI-
Gus contiguous TO tho eiy elsewhere recorded
clearly show that those who rctreated from the
heat with their iames IN some instances, acte1 the
Visor part, while those remained were subjected
OF those sutry days that viii be tong remem-
bored. ! no thermometer rose IRON II degrees at
n,ne O'Clock A. N. to 81 degrees ut half-pus three
O'Clock =. NJ. when tho highest point was reached.
The oiio wing cases OF sunstrokc are reported:--
Frederick Brewster. thirty.two years OF age. was
overcome by the heat the corner OF Fifteenth
Filth avenue. and removed TO the Now YORK
Hospital.
Bernard Mclaughlin, aged forty-six years, truck.
man employed on the brooklyn, Fiatbusn and Couey
Island Railroad. was prosIratcd by the heat In tho
ult Don. lie was removed Ia ambulance to the
CITY Hospital
a..' RANGE OF rHE THERMOMETER.
The following record will show the cnonges 10 the
temperature Tor the past twentyfour hours. IN CON-
parson with tue corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the tbcrm onctsr at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No 2ls Broadway
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WHERE THE DANGER LIES.

To Tur EDITOR OF rnE HERALD:-
IN reference TO the "danscr which the ordinary
passenger imasines to exist at the sharp tue
Gilbert Railroad" us published in the HERALD, will
you aio~ mo to state that, although there dan
ger NJ present, with trains composed Of three cars
there Will bc rcAi motive Tor apprehension when
each tram shall be augmented to four cars A, the
curves the necessary siacxcniug causes tho
lose all It's start and tho engine therefore Obliged Il
draw.on the cars IN order TO make them pass ths
curve. Then with four car t:aiu the enaine will
hava passed tue half crcumtcrsnce WINE tho last
Will be slil ON tho Straight line. The effect Will
that the cars will be pulled to one side press
the side OF tho while track itself Is sub.
jected 10 great strain ut thar point. 10 supposin2
thar tho sharpness OF the curvUs could DO cor.
rected would not be safe to order engineer "a
PISS he curve aided by moderate sturt OF the
qLirei speed aud not 10 pui. on the again until
they have reached tho straisnt line. Twice have
noticed tnat whic passing Anty street the en-.
ginc WAS pulling hard. GA5lON l.. FEUAROENT.
NEw YORK, June IL, 1878
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ALL ABOUT A DOG.

Charles Mclaughlin is dog catcher and resides AZ
No $50 avenue A. Saturday night he found 90 un-
muzzlsd dog In East Forysixtn street, between ave-
nues b and u, and no seized him. lmmeoiAtsIy there
descended upon the dog catcher three rate Gcrman'
but the owner OF the dog sndeavorsd to compromiss
the matter by Offering Mclaughlin money and invit-
ing him to psrtaks OF social glass OF beer These
naIshments were sternly refused, and Then COM
catcher was severely bitten BY the animal anu the
latter escaped. After hrs discomhturc Mclaughlin
inssted on the arrest OF the owner rbeophiius ron
ana be was accordingly taken IN custody by 0nicsr
smith, OF the Euntesntn precinct ana locked up all
night on q charge OF assault aud battery. Judge
peace, anu allowed him TO 20 on his own reeoEnizspcs
tit to-day.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ENGINEER, FIREM,N AND Z. TWO TRAAPs
KILLED--FoRIuNATE ESCAPE or THE PAS
sxxoEns. - ~ se'
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, June 81, 1878.
The New York and Washington express which LETT
West PhiAdsphia at halipast nine last evening, met
with serious accident Ciaymont, Del. nine miles
this side Of Wilmington. A tie, which had other
fallen or been maliciously placed in cow hole,
caught the engine throwing It into the ditch com
pstey capsizing and burytng the engineer, named
George Babe, and his son, tho 1reman, 10 the ruins
Thoy wero instantly killed. Two ramps, who were
stealing r,de the express ear were also Instantly
killed.
PASSENGERS USiNJrRED.
The passengers and the officials the train did not
sustain tho slightest injury, although the train, con-
sistng OF express car postal and I've coacnes
jumped the track. The sleeping Cur, which was in
the rear. remained on the track. The tracks were
torn up both sides Tor considerable distance. ana
It not until OF to-day that he road was In
working order. though large force Ut work all
night
THE DEAD xSoINREe.
The eng iueer Killed one VI tho company . most
reliable men, and hf son, who was his assstnht, and
but young man, lad shown promise Of bec0fn ng rs
ION street, IN leaves u wife and two children thus
beret In momcat OF timo OF their only means oisup-
port Tho bodies were taken TO Wilmington, and alter
the C0roners inquest his evening the remains oil Mr.
Babe and his were brought to this city aud taken
to their home Tho impression at present Is that th
obstruction was placcd the Track ior tho purpose
OF piundsring the passengers in the confusion that
would necessarily eDsuc.
ARRESTED SUSPICION.
Henry Brown, Of. Name who formerly en-
ployed by the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
road VI this placs was arrested last night ut
Claymont the charge Of placing the tie tho track
He declares that the tie on tho track az tho
train approached and tried 10 remove it, but Jailed
He also signalied the tain TO stop, but failed
to attract attention. An inquest will be held to-mor-
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sstausiasm Of the psopls ~ sy7raordinary even -
Srsnnhmen The decoration Of private buildings was
general and spontaneous The number Of British
and American flags displayed in all quarters oil the
city remarkable aud especially SO IN The Place DC
pOpera the Rue de la Paix and the boulevards Ths
iliuminations prodgious and extended through
out the city
WILL KAIsxR wILuRLN ADVOCATE!
The rumor was received in Paris on Saturday that
the Emperor William had intImated disposition 10
abdca,e II has received NO confirmation. sat,sfae-
tory progress reported in the condition OF the En-
pcror William. The bandage has been removed from
his head.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
TIE British Anusiavsry Society has presented me-
mortal TO Prince Bismarck requesting that he suomitto
the declaration that the slave trade be hence
forth regarded as piracy, AMI that slavery shall
not DO recognized. - legal institu-
tion by any Of The States forming the Congress
the states that the trade for the supply Of
Cuba audths Mahamedan countries causes loss OF
500, 900 lives annually In Eastern Africa
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DxrARrnRSr, !
UpPicE OF THE CHIKr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July Ill A. AZ.

WAR DxrARrnRxr
UypicE OF THE CHrKr SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsniSGroS, July Ill A. AZ.
Indications
For Monday In the Middle and South Atlantic states
stationary falling barometer, slightly warmer east,
ory WINDS clear or partly cloudy weather vii! pre-
vail. with local ra.ns the latter district
For New England northeast to southeast winds,
stationary or lower pressure, warmer partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
slightly warmer southerly winds, Increasing cloud
moss and local rains stationary or falling barometer
followed al the western stations BY cooler sorthsry
WINDS and rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missoori val
lsys. rising barometer. cooler northwest winds and
clearing weather. followed by light rains
For the lake region, northeast, vcsring 70 south
east and southwcs. winds. warmer, partly cloudy
weather. followed by local storms, stationary or fall
ing barometer possibly followed At tho western sts.
uons by cooler northwest winds.
The rivers viii continue slowly falling.
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WILFUL MURDER.

VERDICT OF THE coRoNER's JURY ON THE
srABBING OF GREEN IN PETERSBURG, VA
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
PETERSBURG, Va, juno 80, 1878
Ajufy or nquss, In tho case Of Richard T. Green,
killed yesterday by Hugh sykes. rendered its verdict
that the murder was wifuI and malicious great
deal Of indignation and excitement has been aroused
by tho murdsr, ~ Green was well disposed man and
the father OF family Sykes knife driven clear
through the heart Of his victim whose death was 10
stantansous The weapon was heavy knile
that had been sbarpcned TO point and furnished
with handle made out Of o chair leg Sykes feigned
druukcuness after this murder and tried 10 conceal
himself The evidence before Coroner II. G. Lcigh
this morning proved that Sykes followed Green for
mtttng murder.
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Mra Silverb;rg, an elderly lady, was lying danger.
ously IN last night In nor apartments at No. 140 DO.
lanccy street. when William Honmeister, who resides
iu the house. entered her aud dragged her
out OF bod AMI bcgau to boat her rne woman cried
Tor noip, and her sou John, who was near by ran
10 her assistance He encountered Honmcister aud
d hght then epsued, during when young SiiverDcrg
scized u bottle with which he struck his assaiaut
Stunning blow on tho head. Hofmeistcr tell uncon-
cious to the noor aud was carried To the Delaney
street station nouss wnsrc he nfterward recovered
On counter charges OF assault and battery Homeis,er
and Svsrnsrg were locked Oh
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INSURANCE LITIGATION.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June 80, 1878.
Colonel ". b. Wooster, who was appouted
to hear tho two cases brought by J. W. StedmaD,
Insurance Commissioner, TO wind up tho Amerl-
can Mutual Lille Company aud tho National Life and
Trust Company, has died reports in favor OF the
Commissioner. Ho hnds that each company has out
standing liabilities, ami that lie assels are less thsn
three Of the labIlltos. Motions Tor the APP.
pointment Of receivers will be made In Hartford on
Moudav
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SUICIDE OF AN OPIUM EATER.


NxwsuRc. N. r.. Juns 90 1878.
Harmony vandowatsr, Of louisville, Duchess
county, aged ssventy-nias years, committed suicide
Friday night The body was found on Saturday
afternoon In . brook, eighty yards from his hodse
His throat Was cut and he lay with his lace down
ward In three FRET Of water. IL was Ut nrst supposed
10 be Of murder, but the Inquest to-day dsveL
oped the fact tat the deceased wss an opium eater
aud had been unable to get any Of the drug Tor two
days The jury found that from THIS derivation he
became dsranged and took his own life.
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GENERAL wAsAlNer ON DISPATCHES.

a.e..4 .rs WASHINGTON, June so, 1873.
CASE OF Ex-PAYMAsTER GENERAL wATMoUGH-
PAY DIRECTOR LOCKER IN EXPLANATION OF
HIS REPORT.
The Secretary Of the Navy authorizes the publica-
tioa OF the following letter.
WASHINGTON. June %, 1873.
Hon. II. W. THOMPSON, Secretary OF tho Navy -
sIB- On my return homo ind that ex-Pay master
General watmougu, United States Navy, In violation
oil the epuations prohibiting the publishing Of oi-
cai matters without authority, has lately published
in the press denial anu denunciaton OF the state
ment contained N = publication Of a few days
since In the newspapers, which he terms and
OF the Navy That pubiicalIon, as you know, SIR.
was very different from my official report, aud was
puoiished without my knowledge. prviy or consent.
II evidently hastily made up of parts thereof and
all OF them out OF their proper onnections
texts, and with sundry errors and 0missionsnoiaDIy
mough misdongs and certain OF Mr. Watmough's
explanatory isttors. winch careful aud
~ secure TO MN The henent Of. Moreover Mr.. Wat
mough repeatedly misquotcs even this bungIc OF u
.rcport" ami then proceeds to deny and ueuounco
the same as Ialfe and srouudlesa
was careful TO state facts hey simply, and
10 use tho very identical language OF the oficial
records letters and testimony before the naval com.
mittees; OF YOURSELF str, and Of officers, among
whom was General watmodgh himself, ne hinsei
having acknowledged aud sworn TO much
that state IN my report had to set down facts an
language precisely as found them. l readily &c
knowledge that may nave erred IN some psrticu.
lars--i en- human add therefore. falIibie--but do
NOT know wherein I have erred. And will say iur.
Their, that no Will DO truly glad than
shall be should Mr.. Walmough's be made ap.
pear other than have stated according to tho
ords, &c and shall DO the first 70 Acknowledge Il
and 10 help 70 undo any wrong That may have been
done h;n.
II Mr.. Watmough invItcs higher onieial inquiry
into his administration oil the Bureau Of Provisions
and Clothing think lie 10 quite cntitlcd 10 and
earnestly nope. sir that you wili accord In justice
TO him ell AS to thu government and to respect
iulIy your oosd''n' servant ruou.sp ,ooxvv
Pay Director United States Army and General In
spector OF Pay Corps.
sYou several times your suspe General
wntmougs orders aud his failure to oosy concerning
II the about his Unauthorized increase VI prices
aud nnalIy the en,oreed resignation OF Gs'Ai wanoagh
THE HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Congressman Wills, Of New York, viii leave Wash
ington for homo tomorrow. He has Obtained assur.
apces from tho Engineers Bureau Of the War Depart
ment that work upon The Harlem River improvem ent
for which appropriation Of $500 900 made ut
the last session OF Congrsss shall DO commenced with
all possible promptituda Mr. Willis Is hopeful that
the preliminary arrangements can DO made with sum-
ciens rapidly TO admit Of tho work Of eonfruction
being inauguratcd 10 about ak wecka
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 80 1878
Ernest Schmidt, keeper Of lager beer and eating
saloon us No. 1s2 West Fitythird street. corner Of
Lexington avenue, New York city. was arrested at
tho Union Depot, In this city, early this morning
while acting strangely He was committed 10 jail aud
during the morning mado several gsshss MS throat
with eraser which he obtained IRON fellow prs
ons. His wounds not considered serious
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OBITUARY.
JOSEPH l.. PEAsE.

joseph L. Pease, eeitor and proprietor OF The CbA
~cf'cW Wesfern Neos, died at bis residence 10 Ca
naan. Conn, at ten O'Clock yesterday morning from
a severe attack OF pneumonia. Mr. Pease foriy.
two years OF age, man OF ability ana well
adapted to the profession OF his choice He started
the Ne'os seven years ago In Salisbury Conn.,, edited
IL there hve Years and then moved TO Canaan which
he consiuered y more desirable location. The last
year OF his career as an editor was very successful
Mr. Pease leaves u wife Ini two sons, The funeral
Will take place rom MS late residence two O'Clock
next Tuesday allornoon
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI June &c, 1878.
A National Narrow Gauge Railway Convention has
called in the Grand Opera House in this
city the 17,h OF July next. Tue questions 70 be
considered Will embrace everything relative TO the
construction operation OF marrow gauge lines and
n comparison win the andard gauge lines in
economy and practical efficiency The Executive Com
mi the attendance OF all officers OF narrow
gauge roads built projected, Car BUILDERS, manu-
fac OF rails locomotive builder ana dealers in
supplies that thorough investigation OF tpc subject
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