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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07

brought the honorsbles to recoraeu
vote on the income tax, by resolution
introduced Monday. The majority was
large, but not two-thirds, as the resolu-
ton did not pass. A bill to reimPose the
income tax, is now being prepared
in the Ways and Means Com
m,ttee, the details of which are
OF course, not yet known. 1t will prop
ably make the minimum amount taAed'
two thousand dollars, and will proosoiy
be as sweeping as the old income tax Dill,
only little more so. 1t Will be reported
by one majority, il the present prognos-
tications are accurate Burchsrd, OF llll-
ncis, Republican, will probably vote for
it, and all of the Southern member OF
the committee. Old Fernando WOOD,
hailipg from New York, the paradise OF
incomes, will OF course oppose 1t.
The Timber War.
General Hooker, sleeveless hero OF
the Lost Cause, who represents MissiS
sippi constituency, and who is one OF the
NEST graceful speakers in the House,
tried hard, yesterday, to break up the
persecution, in his State, OF the log men,
by Secretary Schurz. He has the tongue
of ready speaker, snd set forth his
grievance very forclbly. He said that
on trumped up charge tnat
some logs had been cut from gov
eminent lands, and used by the
millers in his State, all the mill-owners
had been arrested; that bail had been re-
fused, except where a miller could fur
nish other than q miller rs bondsman,
and that this large industry was par
alyzed and fifteen thousand laborers were
thrown out OF employment. He wanted
a special term of the United States Court
to try these parties, and the Republicans
opposed his modest request. 1t is well
Lhs, Justice is blind, or she would weep
to see how shsmelessly she is perverted.
The Bill to Admit Utah as n State.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-Delegate
Cannon's bill for the admission OF Utan
rs State, will be reported on adversely
by the House sub. Committee on Terri
tories. This determination is based on
the fact that the admission oil Utah
would clothe the Mormon priesthood
with State sovereignty.
COnirmatiOns.
The Senate confirmed Julius Stahel,
of New York, ss Consul at Osaka and
Hiago; James Gilchrlst. Surveyor OF
Customs, Wheeling, w. Va; Jas. Lewis,
Naval officer, New Orleans, John Ogles-
by, Assistant Appraiser of Merchandise,
New Orleans; United States Attorneys,
Lewis II. Waters, Western District OF
Missouri; Phillip T. Vsnzile, Utah Ter
ritory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
Revision of katss for the Eepeflt Of
western Importers.

WAsHIsGroS, February 5-The
Treasury Department has just rsTissd
It's rules regulating importstions Of goods
10 bond for western ports Of entry, 50 ~
70 insure greater efficiency in the service,
and sots 70 sfcrd the western importer
full protection against the snnoyanees 70
which they are DOW subjected 81 ite
principal Eastern ports, where Their
goods first ard. These rules are mainly
tables Of observations made By Collector
Smith, OF Chicago, and By him reported
q. length 70 the department.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
Tn. N.u,h ChunL "HiraeIe.

New YORK. FEB. 6.-Fsther Heineu,
pastor of the East Msuch Chunk church
and through whom the modern miracle
was performed, has msde report 70
Archbishop Wood, who pronounces the
affair 8 delusion, and c3unselled Father
Heinen to do ali in his power TO correct
the bsd impression which may have been
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
Killed I'm n Duel.

BEowBsvILLE, Tx, January g.
Hon. Nes,er MsIsn wss killed in duel
With ". De Is Psns q. Ms.smorss yes-
terday. NsIsn WA seconded by Wm.
Kelly and Pens BY DR.. Comb. Two
rounds were fred without effect, when
Penl announced himself ss.isnsd, bat
MAxAa demanding another rocnd, was
sbe, through the body and died Alnos:
instantly. All the parties are residsno
OF BroEnsville. The cause OF their en-.
nifty is unknown. The deceased vS q
prominent lawyer, and bis un,imsly
death casts : gloon ever the entire com.
muDiIy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
CHARLIE ROSS.
Meeting Between Nr. Ross and the
Demerara Boy-sad Dtsappoint.
ment, After an Interview and
seaehing Examination.

seaching Examination.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Christiar
K. Ross arrived here early this morning
10 determine the identity of the Demer'
ara wsif. He was met at the depot BY
W. II. Perot, and conveyed in close
carriage to that gentleman's residence
The two remained closeted for some
hours, when the boy was brought from
the asylum, where he has been In
custody since his arrival from South
America. He was ushered into the pres
ence of his supposed isther, and failed to
display any signs of recognition what.
ever, although his attention was especial
ly directed TO him. At first he was very
difident, and appeared frightened and
i'll at ease, but soon became composed,
and submitted quietly TO the searching
examination which followed.
The interview between Mr.. Ross and
the boy lasted for more than an hour, At
the end of which period the former stated
positively that the youth was not HIS
long-lost son.
The examination was most thorough,
and consisted principally of tests Of men,
ory. The boy was found TO be entirely
ignorant of any incident connected with
the early history Of Chsrlie Ross, and
while :here was remarkable resem-
blsnce in some respects between the two,
the father was convinced st the first
glance that his journey was destined to
be a fruitless one.
Mr.. Ross stated that he had always
been satisfied that this boy was not his
offspring, and that he was actusted in
his visit TO Baltimore by desire TO sllay
the public excitement, and to discover, if
possible, the true psrentsge of this mys'
terious waIf who has created such intense
feeling throughout the country. Mr..
Ross returned to Germantown tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
Trial OF Rande, the 81. Elmo Mur
derer.

GALEBURG, ILL, Februsry 5.-The
trial Of Charles Z. Scott, alias Frank
Rsude, the tramp murderer, for the mur-
der OF Charles Belden, near Gilson, Knox
county, August 5th, 1877, commenced
here today. The Opera House, where
court is held, is well filed with spects,
tors -Four jurors have been sccePted
snd sworn; sbou: forty called were re-
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PRODUCE.
New IOEk.

NEW York, Febusry G.--Cotton-
Steady at ii l-l60ll 3 lGc. Flour
Demand moderate; receipts $500 barrels;
No. z ~ 60tal3 90; superBne western and
State So 90(l)4 80; common 10 good u 20
dy5 20; good 10 choice IS 5000 0o; fancy
81 S0(gS rs; extra Ohio % lO,.97 H;
st. Louis So l0(1S rs; white wheat eItrh
% O5CaG 75. Rye flour-U Unchanged.
Corn Mesl-Dull; western 81 60(g2 30.
Whest-In moderate demand; receipts
l4,O00 bushels; ungraded spring 81 %
(o1l 06; Nebraska spring 81 n; No. 2
Chicago spring nomInally At 81 2S; Nc
! spring 81 29I al 80; No 2 Northwest.
ern, seller February, 81 23(91 n. Rye
Barley and Malt--Unchauged. Corn
Moderate demand; receipts S2,OOJ
bushels; ungraded western mixed iOCp
6Oc; steamer mixed 54Cd54ic; old No. z
Soc. Oau-In fair demand; rec.Ips
6 500 bushels; No.. 2 34!@3iic; No. z
white 36c; extra do 40ci western mixed
34(g35c. Hay and Hsps-Unchsnged.
Cofise-Dull and unchanged. Sugar
Fair 10 good refining 7iCs7.c; prime
7ic; refined unchanged. holasses-Ne~
Orleans steady and In fair demand. Rice
Quiet and steady. Pctroleum-Crrds
7ic; refined I2ic; United G3i972tc.
Pork-Dull at eli S7t@ll 62i. beeI--
Quiet. Middles-Long clear western
t5 s7I. Dros,ed Hogs-EA,ier; western
81 76t6,4 s7t. Lard-Prime steam at
81 G5Cs7 20. Butter and Cbesss--Stssdy
sDd unchanged. Whisky-At ti 07C9
los. Metals-Msbufactured Copper
Unchsn ged; fair demand. Ingot Lake
auie. .. l75(4l7ic. Pig Iron-firm md
unchanged. Russia Sheeting-At 1910
lie, gold. Nails-Stssdy; cul ~ 80;
clinsh ~ 25(S5 rs; horseshoe, No. 8. ~
@2sc.
CHICAGO, February G.-Flour-Stssfy
and unchanged. Wbeat-Dull, weak
and lower; No. ] ChIcsgo spring 81 O4t,
No. 2 Gilt Edge 81 05 regular; VI OF
cab nrd seller February; 81 0ttg
/ Uzi seller March; 81 cot seller hsyi
No. 8, 97c. Corp-Firmer bot not quo
tably higher Q, 59c cssh; 3Ssc seller
Msrch; 4ltc seller May; reiecSed 2sc.
O.n-Fnnsr II nc cash: 2stc seller
March; 2Glc seller May. Rye-S.ssdy
and unchanged. Bsrley-fifmer Of 4Ic
Dtes.sd Hogs Evier; opened sciiye ard
c,osed dull o. inside priees BIC .. " l71
| "a 20. Pork Fair demand bat at lower
ralss si $40 G0Cgl0 Is cash; $40 10 seller
February; 40 81 seller March; $40 72il5
10 rs ssllsr April. Lart-Stesdy and srm;
~ Z7tCs7 30 e.sb; 81 IS seller March;
81 10 seller April. Bulk hess-l1iss
and unchanged. Whbky-AiN W.
PhfIsdeIpbts.
PHrLADELYHIA, February 6.-Piopr-
Steady .nd unchanged. Wbea.-DaIli
amber sl 32(sl "a; red 81 2st9l 81; Whit
81 2SCs,i 80. Corn-Dull; yellow DC
mixed 52ic sail cash; seller February
52lc; seller March 62ic. Osn-Dult
white western. .25(s,25ic; western mixed
S4Ca,S4ic. Rys-Qaie, At es91oc. Fro
yisSons-Quiet. Po.k-At lZ VNs
II rs. Lard-S.esdy; ksltis 81 10. But
.sr-Crs.mery 32S35e. Petroleum
Refined l2iG crude loe. Whnky-
steady .. 81 60.
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Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

Pe:NT PLEASANT, February 5.-S. Il.
Aumiller, prominent citizen of West
Columbia, this county, died st his resi-
dence in that city last night, with cerebro-
spinal meningitis. He Will be buried at
that place tomorrow by the Odd Fellows
and Mssons, of which orders be wss sn
honored member.
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Charleston, west virginia..

CaARLEsTos, February 6.-There was
8 meeting of the coal oPsrA,ors OF the
valley here to-day 8. the Hale House Tor
the purpose of efectings 8 combustion 10
rule their own mines.
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RAILROAD BoSDs--Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Ouiet,


Observation-Disclosures shares were the
feature OF the stock market to-day, de-
clining 3 per cent on rumors Of an over.
issue of stock or bonds. Mr.. Sykes, Vice
President ard Treasurer OF the company.
denied the rumors in the following en-
phstic languages:
There is not particle os truth of any
extra Issue, or over issue. or irreg.
ularity of any kind in ths
stock and bonds of this company.
All is wicked, bsseless fabrication.
Parties who circulate such islsehooIs
are doing sn infamous work. Give Va
their names and the proof, and we will
test the question Of law before night.
ISigned II. l.. SYKES, Jr.,
Wee President
The remainder OF the list declined =
fraction, in sympathy with the fall in
North western ard on the announcement
Of de.slca,ion IN the bank OF North Amer.
lea. But in the final dealings n par
tial recovery occurred and tho tone 81
the close was firm. Lake Shore was
strong throughout, opening At 8l
closing at 81 I; Wabash earnngs for Jan.
uary increase $4,000 Over the same
month last year. The TRANSACTIONS AZ.
gregsted $4,000 shares, of which 1900
were Lake Shore 23,000 Northwestern
common and l4,00O preferred, 5000 st.
Paul common and 1000 preferred, 5000
Delaware, Lsckswsnna and Western,
1000 Delaware and Hudson, and 1000
Western Union.
The Graphic learns that the reports OF
another break in freight rates TO tho
West, via Boston, are based on the fact
that shipments were continued up TO Sat-
urday night last on unexplrei contracts,
made previous TO the last convention.
There has been no new cutting OF rates
by any Of the lines, and no new con-
tracts have been mado.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETs TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed as IU2-Goyernments
Eeverish-Money Easy-wheat
Dull-Hogs Heavy.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK, February 6.--MoSEY--
Closed easy st per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5@6i per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas.
urer disbursed s666,0OO Clesrings Sl4,-
100000. Sterling steady; long 4s2; short
4S4.
GoLp-Opened at 1929, fell of 10 l0l !,
and recoved TO lO2. Carrying rates GA
2 per cent.
SILvER-At London not quoted; here
silver bars ll9. greenbacks; 1861, gold;
silver coin per cent discount.
GevKRSMENH-Weak sLd feyerish.
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Philadelphia.

fyo, additional markets sss fourth page.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07

HHt INFIU hIIIs
The tariff bill, as published, is really
but rough draft. It's the bill that was
reported by the subcommittee to the
whole committee, and is open TO amend
ment. Thst it will receive many ls
generally conceded. As it stands now.
II proposes a general reduction OF about
% per cent. o. course this is sn ef,or,
70 make general average of the pro.
visions of the bill.
The Income Tax.
AcAshon, from Dayton, Ohio. one of
'he clesrest headed lawyers in the House,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
Advance of.ne Greek Army stopped.

ATHENS, February 6.-The foreign
representatives, having assured the gov
ernment that the Hellenic provinces OF
Turkey would be protected, and the
Greek question submitted 20 the Ap
preaching conference, the government
hAs ordered the advance Of the army
scross the frontier stopped. WArlike
preparations, however, continue.
Notes.
RoumAnis insists on having the D.
brudEchs without ceding Besssrsbis 70
Russia
According 70 the conditions Of the
srrnistice ,he Turks are 70 give up Rust
chuk and Selisirls 70 the Russians within
seven days after the signing. This con-
dition is unfsvorsbly received 81 Vienna.
Runia has replied sfSrmstively 20 the
inviistion 70 the conference Of the
Powers.
( servis hss asked Rlisis for admission
20 the Conference with consultative
voice.
There has beea no collision Jet between
/ the Turks and Greeks.
The RoumAniAns did not stop nos:i!i'
ties around Russchuk and Widdin i,i.
Monday. They vigorously bombsrds1
Wddln Sunday ard Monday morning
snd the position OF the gArrIOn was COZ
sidered desperate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
The Conference OF the Powers.

ST. PETERSBURG. February 6.-Russis
rejects the proposal TO hold the confer
ence in Vienhs. or any other great cspi.
tai. 1t considers the tranquiliety of 3
small town in one of the minor States,
and the authority that would be given
10 The deliberations by the presence of
foreign ministers OF the powers, necessary
for insuring good and practical result.
Moreover, Russia believes that this
would facilitate the speedy disposal By
the conference ofth important questions
il would have 20 dssl with in the inter-
ests Of 3 lasting peace, and OF human
Ity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-07
The old Observation-Disclosures Board
inga Public Expense.

The turning up of Wells, in New Or
lean, has given res: to the knights OF
the pencil in this metropolis. 1t was re-
ported that be WAS here, and there was
hurryinC in 10, haste, IN the hopes of
getting An mixing OF his whereabouts.
Some went So far as to say that John
Sherman had him safely locked up in a
vault of the treasury; others thought the
y ;is OF the White House protected him
General Randall Gibson thinks, that
Brsdley's decision, refusing to transfer
the cases of the Returning Boarders, TO
the United States Courts, settles their
hash.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15
Criminal.

Dennis Murphy entered complaint before
Justice Hayden this morning against
Thomas Nunen,! charging him with as
sault and battery upon himself. The
case was heard by the court to-day and the
facts in the evidence indicated plainly
enough that the assault was made in the
projections of Mrs. Murphy, wife of com
plainant, whom Murphy was beating. The
case was dismissed and Mrs. Murphy then
complained of Murphy for beating her and
he was fined $40. and COSTS in. default
of payment sent to jail
Mary Dundlebarger, alias. Sanders,
Maggie Mcguire and Robert M. King were
arrested last night bye Constables Miller
and Hull in house just below the dis.
tillery. outside the corporation, on a state
warrant issued by Justice Chopper at the
instance of Joseph NJ. Bracket. charging
them with malicious mischief. The offense
consisted in breaking into the house above
described, for which Mr.. Bracket is agent
and which was untenanted although there
are some goods therein. The windows anc
doors have been broken 10 and the house
occupied by prostitutes and male associa
ties tor several nights. Justice Croppey
bound them over to the circuit court in tn,
sum Of $3.50 each.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15
Nature Demands a Tonic

When the nerves are unstruDg, the head
aches, the appetite is poor or variable, the
sleep disturbed, and a general depreciation
of vital power is experienced. Such a
state of things cannot long exist without
the development of serious disease. The
most active and genial invigorant known is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The abso-
lutte purity of its spiri:uous basis and
botanic ingredients gives a permanent
claim to public confidence, and its sur
passing medicinal value is admitted
by medical men of distinction. by whom
it is widely used in private practice. For
fever and ague-both as preventive and
emedy,-dyspe psia, liver complaint,
bilious remittent fever, constipation
choieraic complaints. flatulence, and al
Intestinal disorders, it is a thoroughly re-
liable remedy. 1t is the antifebrile spe si6c
par excellence of the malarial distrif ,ts O
this and other countries, where di seases
born OF mlasma prevail. and as genera
household remedy it is also up ,yersall,
esteemed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15

the result next week OF Mr.. Olson's ex;
animation in the interest of fair play and
uniform taxation. ADoLPH WECKEL.
There are certainly strong grounds for
suspicion of crookedness in connection with
these matters.
IF their transactions have been honest
and straightforward, why are the records
sequestered, and why do they exhibit SO
much anxiety at the institution OF an IN
vestigation2 Why do they not, like hon.
est men, spread the full records before
the investigating committee. furnish them
all the information in their power and say
we are willing, yea, anxious that all our
transactions shall be closely scanned and
made public, feeling certain that our acts
will yindicate themselves when fully pre-
sented to an intelligent community A
full and searching investigation should be
now made and everything of questionable
character exposed, both for the interest of
the people and the officers In question;
that the tax payers may know if they have
been robbed, and by whom, and that
the commissioners may be indicated ii
| innocent.
It is an evident fact that the roads lead
ing to Moline are not 10 good repair. that
at certain seasons OF the year they are
impossible for weeks at time, and yet
the county treasurer's receipts show thai
over $50, 900 have been placed iu the hands
of the highway commissioners within the
past three years to be expended upon
these roads. But this $4,000 per year is
not all, by any means. 1t is merely tht
cash that has been expended Independent
of the large amount worked out by the tax
payers under direction of the overseers.
} 1t is possible that this can be satisfac
torily explained. but when the parties in
terested place all the opposition in thei
, power in the way of an investigating com
mittee appointed by the people, it has thu
> appearance of evil and fear of the ligh
5 Of investigation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15
Hampton School y rusree Election.


livery time there is an electionin Hamp-
'on 'hey nave hot time, and every time
tue republicans get the worst of it, and
.nlS - espee dally.due to the fact that every
uemociat comes forward to the polls deter
.linoo 20 win. At the election for school
fussee on Saturday the contest was be-
'~'en William Cook and Thomas j. Davis,
"Aereln Davis, the republican, was defeat
60 oy vote of 2O4 for Cook and 80 for
laws. The real essence of the fight was
oeslre to makea change in the treasurer
SNIP the present incum bent having held
Tue position for eleven years.. The result
SHOWS that the people,irre spectlve Of party
are unquali6edly in fawH Of the presen
omcial management,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15

AIr. T. b. Ward of Orion, Henry county,
has just returned from Winona where he
has been attending the funeral of the wife
of his brother, the Rev. G. W. Ward, who
occupies the pulpit formerly occupied by
Rev. Holcomb Of this city. The Rev. Mr..
Ward is a young man of great promise in
his chosen field Of labor, and has the
sympathy of large circle of friends in this
his second bereavement, having lost hi,
first wife in the same manner, puerpera
commissions
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15
Temperance Fight.

The temperance folks assure us that the
movement of the ribbons, blue and red"
have no political significance, and that it is
not their intention, or even desire to allow
the movement to be used as a political
machine. Perhaps this may be true in
this city, but tits manifesty not the case in
Cordova, Port Byron, Hampton and
Rapids City where the temperance people
have nominated their tickets and are mali
ing the license question a direct issue,
This concert Of action in all these fou,
towns may or may not be any indication o.
the programme here but judging from
what they are doing in these towns, the,
Will bear watching here. IF the sam,
course is to be pursued here the movement
VIII loose much of its usefulness.
o,;. rLnsng and binding executed nea
HulOk and cheap at TIE ANGUS OEFoE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15
Political Temperance.

Nearly every place where the ribbon
movement, both red and blue was SO sue
cessful at first and where the reformers
have lost sight of their colors and gone
into politics-gone to making mayors aid
aldermen, instead of converts, they have
been terribly worsted At Rockford, not
satisfied with defeat last year, they
tried it again this year and were beaten
by 357 majority, 1t is believed they will
not be anxious to try it a third time. By
the way will our reform club take tilt in
IN the political fieldP Such were the indi-
cations in DIR. Reynolds speech.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15

This Monday morning at o'clock Aaron
Thompson. a well-known and highly re-
spected citizen of Andalusia, this county,
died al that place, aged 43 years. He
leaves wife and FIVE children, three boys
and two girls, the oldest about Is years
He was a member of Andalusia Lodge
A. +. Il A. NJ, and Barrett Chapter r
A. NJ. and was universally fixed. His los.
will be sincerely deplored by large circle
of friends.
Arrangements have been made with tn,
steamer Louisa to convey the fraternity &
Andalusia to morrow morning, Th,
steamer will leave here at 10 clock. A. M
and return in the afternoon. The mem
bers of Barrett Chapter and all sojourniny
companions are invited to be present
Special rates of fare for the round trip hav
been made with Capt. Jones, of the Louisa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-15

to the corporation line if they did not ex-
meet to come on into the city, to the other
railroads. This first ordinance is only a
feeler for the grand coup de etat and Mr..
Barnard, being q man of good sense, knew
when he voted for the passage of that ordi-
nance that the council would be called up
on 10 pass another in very short time.
What value would the railroad be if it can
not communicate with other roads and the
river as an out let for the coal business
thew expect to do, and how on earth can
thew get to other roads or to the river
from the mouth Of Sugar Hollow without
canning down Salter street?