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New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

of Yesterdays proceedings. II has been before
observed that ecclesiastical trials are usually
conducted without much regard to the rules
of law, but when one of the prosecuting couh-
sci inquired seriously yesterday whether an
accused person could move to quash an IN
dictment against himself, ii must have oeeh
apparent that Mr.. Talmage was III no dah-
ger from legal tricks on the part oil
his opponents There were other anomalies
of procedure, as when for instance Mr.. TAI
mages counsel moved 10 strike out some ot
the specifications and Mr. Talmage Limseli
demanded trial on all. Law students VIII
rot derive much benefit from attendance upon
the Talmage trial.
Evidently the Democrats of the Nenatc had
hoped to get their disreputable task OF re-
moving the faithful employees OF that pouy
oaictiy and with ag little scandal as possible.
They expected, il seems, that the Repuoh-
cans. foreseeing the inevitable, wonld content
themselves with formal protest and would
not direct the attention of the whole country
to the significance Of this action. If the Dem
ocratic leaders could have known beforehand
the tenor and range of yesterdays debate
they might well have hcsitated about
making the changes The speeches OF
Senator Hamin and Senator Anthony
made the non-partsan practice OF the
Senate respecting its employees so clear
and the arguments Of Mr.. Conkling and Mr..
Blaine so thoroughly perplexed and confused
the Democratic apolOglsts for an III dctenslbic
course that the debate will have universal
hearing A. the majority persisted to the end
IN spite of all opposition, the independent
voter has been in substance requested
to notice that the Democratic party, IN It's
first opportunity at new set OF oihces'
has violated the prccedcnts OF at least
twenty years and rule established 10y the
party itself Ii may easily be imagined what
work greed of this sort would make OF
the many departments of the General Gov
crnment in which intelligent and experienced
service is absolutely essential to the public
welfare.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

The withdrawal of the suits Gf Cornelius j..
Vanderbilt against his brother, William H.,
tends to confirm the theory of a compromise,
in spite OF the numerous denials heard some
weeks ago.
The saving of about S4,000,000, winch is
TO be effected in the expenditure OF the Mex
lean Army, will give timely relief to the
Treasury, and enable the Government to de-
vote more Of the revenue 10 public improve
ments. At present the Army costs nearly
S9,OOO,OOO annually or more than One-thrd
of the entire National expenditure.
The Ulster County Rims has pleaded guilty"
with unexpected frankness. The Assembly
Committee concluded that further testimony
to show outrages and frauds at the Kingston
election would be merely cumulative, and
therefore decided 10 allow an opportunity for
evidence in rebuttal Not one witness ap-
pearcd for the ring, aud the committee very
sensibly regarding the case as practically
closed, withdrew to Albany.
The nomination by the President of Dr.
John B. Hamilton as Supervising Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service Is
deserved promotion fer faithful and capable
officer, ana lnsurtS SUCCESSOR 10 iht ldtt
Surgeon-Gencral who is best acquainted with
his plans and is, on all accounts, best qualified.
The action of the President is especially graft
fying because it will tend to perpetuate the
high standard Of efficiency which has existed
in this branch of the service for number of
years.
Governor Robinson seems TO have hit it
exactly when he said that TO allow n man to
hold a Federal and a local Office at one and
the same time simply meant paying him the
salaries of two offices for Deglecting the duties
of one. Mr.. O'Reilly appeared in the Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen yesterday, and declared
himself, with the assistance Of our American
flag, still an Alderman and brother; and
then-took the train for Washington. On this
plan, Mr.. OReilly must inevitably be either
poor Alderman or poor Congressman, and
he may find that he is both.
The remark of Mr.. Talmage's reverend coun-
sci that there was no Kent or Blackstone in
some of the specifications against his client,
might have been applied to almost the whole
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

penses of the State can be met ifs schools and char
liable institutions provided for, and its credit fully
maintained in future. Whether tic bondholders
will decide TO take the half loaf offered on the prln-
cipe that it is better than bread, cannot say,
but the shrewdness of the Tennessee railroad OH
cials is put beyond all question by their prompt
movement to bead off the proceedings in the
United States Courts
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
amnsrmenis ano aaeetlues 60 Night.

BooTus TUE ATRE-Comic Opera: :" Ihe ia'''e Du0'
BROADWAY THEATRE" III. n ). f1nHiorG
FIiTT,, AvESUE VuFATRE-" ThrO the Dark
PAnk rnr ATRg-" EnCagcd.'
San FEA~rISC0 MTNsTEus OPERA HoIsE f.,
sT JAWS THEATRE" The American COUSIN
sTAED,rp IIEkTRE-" II. NJ. ;. Pinaiore. ,>.,,or, ;,
s.,Cy s,,. At.E THEATRE The Bankers daughter
W,TT,cK-s ruFATRt-"A Scrap OF Paper
Assoc1,r,oS HAtL-2:S0 p. II. Lecture.
C'urCKTEING HAII--ll 4. NJ. LeCtufe'
KrETI's GALIERY-P ctureS.
MssuNtc 'rENiIE-2 and Z: Ttc MlaEolF'
XIV Ytyh AoVAEICH-Day and EyenlnS'
I,NIo. H. AcUE THEATRE--4 Z. NJ. Lecture
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

Another heavy defalca,on-tho second brought
10 light WITHIN a week. or course, the defaulter
WIS highly esteemed for none but highly es-
tecmed people AFRO selected take charge of trust
funds. 1t doesn't appear that this latest victim of
circumstances was gentleman of large business
capaciy or thorough business training; and per-
haps these qualifications are quite a5 essential as
honest intentions in one who undertakes 10 invest
tine saI,iurS ofOthcTs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
pnelnese Nollrrs.

"ALDERSEY BRAND 49,.
Bny aways 'o.l'sN-.- .-'- :,
TuF DEMAND for Isaac Smiths ''Wcigltlcss'
SIX Umbrella is constantly decreasing 90 great " It's p'pU
larty.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

The withdrawal of the suits OF Cornelius j..
Vanderbilt against his brother, William H.,
tends to confirm the theory of compromise,
in spite OF the numerous denials heard some
tvnnks
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

The remark of Mr.. Talmage's reverend coun-
sci that there was no Kent or Blackstone in
some of the specifications against his client,
might have been applied to almost the whole
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

Nem'21ork Dt1iln Gri4mre,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
, 1879-03-11
SLENDER CLEWS,

Thomas +. Smith, the young man supposed
to be implicated III tho nohnuw murder, as was
fully explained In Inst FrIday's TRIBUNE,
was arrested yesterday at the corner Of Frauk.
lin md Washington streets. lla has not
yot boon identified by any Of tie Witnesses, al
though ho Ia said to closely resemble one Of The
gang. lIo Is being held at thu AEmoEy for fur
ther Identification. It sceus Improbable that ho
Is guilty, however, for as soon as hn saw in THE
TRIBUNE tho reason why 60 many policemen had
lMcn lying in wait Tor him about bis hons, Il IL
sail That ho concluded to give himself up.
Smith was connected with the affair by two
rlrHs worked bY the police, ono a Glow given
Lieut.. Dont!e'tl BY m outside party. aud another
hY Ills brother James, Jaileg III Tho CourtY
JNil. The Saturday evening ,ot the murder
Smith called ut lhe County jail With soms pro-
Visions for Eddie Gatr!ty, who was 70 oe l!ber-
atst! tlat plight after hsy!ns served hs sentence.
ncl.Aburhood. expecting to meet somo ono
therc, mud acted susElciously. Another and; It
te thought, u better clew Is boIng closely woEkrd
at p[G8pl}t.
, 1879-03-11

ffNIfF 10
1x,,.v,po,Is ~, u,-,,, m - 1,ho n-,, o;1
AN"tv"'S' ''"''' .,',a. 'sn .na 49, ~.
1olFhmeht Oh tuc Lea's'aaueo tooR p1aco tnls
afternoon at & o'clock. The day pasaed In tho
prcaftcnt n,uf sneo.cr down. In t,,c scnat,,
49,, ~, -. "+s sp ~. s".' o'.. 49, as
!No oht 10 Fcolean'ze tne c1S uosort'nsat u
NtchInond was in!t!1nttelY poatponcd. At u
O'clock Cor, Williams su,lt tp a proclamation
convepIn,r te Icrs,ntnre In ancc,al sess,on. hc.
.,..,,,,,.. -. 1900, -. II a,",,,a's H., ,,s,,.,as.
en,ni,s 'oho'so" w os'oe"' Nv .1ea'!ot'1
only tho Appropriation bills Us necessary at1tl
the Republicans will mako an ciTort to curlf!nc
tho wurK Ut the session to the general aiHi Bpe-
cIac Appropriation bills and the atate-llouso
bl!, but tho Democratic leaders arc already l}x-
ing for Congressional gurryIt.a,nlcr. 'Tllo oltl
officers viii be co,lti,,ued through iho s,Ievial
there Ind becu ,.o brcal,.
Tic Ilosu has conf lr.nul Bearss In hts scat from
Miami County. Urnku hnyi,r al,all,!uurd th,
, 1879-03-11

rositfon to rccctyo offers of rpncy for their
votes during tho recent Senatorial contest,
though not from other Of the candidates fol
that position, md committing them to their
constituents for tho condemnation 10
richly deserved, The resolution gnve
no names, but WIS designed to strike
wherever tho shoe might 1T. This
move was outirc,r unexpected, and created sur
prtso mn, confusion Ia the House. The rcsolu-
lion vns discussed nl1 ,lny, the greatest lati.udc
being piycn to debate.
the nlrrEsssr AND MOST OFFENSIVE PERSON
.. ALlTiRs
wero tndulced In By tile severn! elements, anu
memhefs freely denounced eaeh otne' ~ ltaFs'
thloVes' aastafd'Y eowafas' nado ealu'nn'alosa,
ant1 Ike ep1tllets' speaker ClaFKe ca1'o !" ios
great share OF INC aoase' anu "as ue''oanSea
as pcrlafeo villain anti olaeHmnics Wy ."o
, 1879-03-11
4 REPORT.
TfIH rENITENTIARI COMMITTEE.
E.,3.iaf flftus1kch In 1shA Ttihnna

snur,rr,r,D nj Moro,, IN rr.. t,,,.,,,.
os"1Hos's 'shu' a.''' .,'a1e" to'~tno to!to"l'e
10 ihe report Of TIC len!eenttRry ConlnlttCo Of
lilo House, Of which Mr. Burt Ia Chairman.
,.,,,s,., "sss - - n's
slssea tnS netotm seno2! a. ronttnc oA T!'os.
~ he s, nr 1Mv .at ~ H. Ia H TH'usn, @ a. Wei! ms
oi o 9"oma '1 III ~" t ~ ts.t, ~. "ean % ~ eAhnl
H. II" ,"nn,tn,em4. Thn ,ii.cIs.in. mc ~ ~. a'naeea
~ ~ ~! GGuas1aents; Ing alscsp!!Ae or tne schoo!
ho ruon,s e,d beds ar" iscnt coan. snI tic Yoo IL
a1nplo and wolusnlns. 'iho Cun,n!tsee recom-
mend, h1Woycr, tlAt the present hospital ruoM ue
divided INTO wards by c!tss partitions. that tho
alex ,nay to kcpt apnrl. We found tho ventilation
OF this hospital r0ot, to t,e very bad and shu atr
arising ttns tie lnpgs 0f boy suffering with Kan.
grune. Fifty dollars we doom, ample 10 make Tho
necessary changes In this department. nila fucuu,-
menh that this amount bo appropriated tor that
purpose.
VT nMA tat lnrge portion OF tho farm IL low md
wet and needs 1rn!nn. badly About lt}5 nrrcs.
Whcn Ats 1iuw really producing nothing, cau bu
nude valuable by drainage. To do this urupcr1y
Will require about 81, uiO. md we recommend Tint
thts amount bu appropriated for TINT pilsl,uAp
Further. your COMMITTEES recommend that tho
boys he o,npoyrs, d. mucl, ~ postlD!e Ut farm.
labnr, believing that nutdpar a.d fEesh ar IL
shop labor. Wu would also respectfully call tho vi.
tenf1uu pf ttt Legislature to this following cnaupea
which We tAnk should bs 1naIo iu the INV voyt,r,.
Ing thls institution;
FIrtt-ro ch4nro tho law TINT all soute ~ shall
be unlil the fnInts is u years uin nnisss snum"r
discharged by lis Trustees for guod hohayior nr
partlunsd aa uuw provided hy law. ~
iSteona-ljiyp thu pruatovs uoWct To issue tcgeia.
of.lvays, under which, fnr bud tshayIor, tho boy
, 1879-03-11
THE RAILROADS.



CHICAGO. Mnrch 10-Tfe manifesto from Mr..
Mulfortl Ia your Sunday issue will undoubtedly
striko terror to tic hearts OF tho Gcncral Pas
scilgcr and Ticket Agents, and cause them at
oucc to advertise fnr and wide that tickets,
whether presented by bona 0de purchasers Or
by tnw.breakers, viii be redeemed at their full
value on presentation. How kind this mau Is
to elyo the secret to tic world, ind thus per-
l,aps savo the groat State Of Illinois from Bslp-
norting these General Passenger Agents In tnil.
Judges McAltstcr, Moore. Faswetl, and Gary
must feel their fttleness to bo told By A1ulford
that the lar in question Is tild
hang their heads in shame. Alr. Alulford ends
lis maufcsto By snYl,lg that the public sympa.
thizo with tho sealp5ts, otc. We aro told by the
press that cortntn of tho public sympatzc witt,
Pe:e Stevens nsltl johnnie Lamb, and also hurl
anathomas ut tho police for breaking up gam
bItng-houscs, houses Of prostitution, etc. This
belng the case, 1t "a supposed that this BaIne
e!ass OF tho public will sympnthtzc with this
class Of lnw-hrcakers. JUSTICE.
Thero Inns been but little change In the situa-
tton rs regards the present war between tic
railroads and the aca'pers. 10th sides declare
that they will flght It cut or this line Il takes
nll summer. There can bU no question, how
ever, that the railroads will come out atoa1, for
they arc united In This nattcr, whllo the scalp
ers arc not, some OF them being rather reluctant
to take active part In the Issue. Besides, the
TnflFO1u8 IhfG tHt unl5k u0HClt hHA
eau worry tho scalpcra until they give up tho
business.
Two moro railroad men were arrested ycster-
daY mornfng-Mr. Thgnl. Ut this Chicago &
Nort.lwcstort,, md MI. White, Of the Michigan
Centrnl-for refusing to redeem Tickets They
were promptly released OIL giylng batl.
tbs General Ticket. and Passenger. Agents
held meeting yesterday morning, md decided
to continue to arrest the scalpers for every
ticket or pass they aro found telling. 1lIey
| will also have some OF tho sca!pers who have
| rested.
Tie cascs Of tho railroad ,mcn arrested last
Saturday were to have como up bcfore Justice
Kaufman yesterday, but owing to his sickness
they wero postponed until Saturday.
, 1879-03-11
CENTRAL MUSIC HALL.

spHsNoRlElp, ILL.,, March l0.-License to Or
Eau!ze has been issued to the Cantrat Music
Hall Of Chicago, capital sl50,0o0 The object Is
stated to DO to promote religious, educational,
uill muslcul purposes, tho culture OF the Rrts,
provide for public amusements and cntassain-
ments, 4nd for these purposes to acquire. hold,
ald uss 80 much real estate a.ld other property
as may DO necessary to uEecE und malntain stlch
building "a may be requisite therefor, The
curporat0rs arc ueorge 3. Carpenter, David
Swiug, J. 3. Jones, uu1 ". E. Hale.
, 1879-03-11

ffrst-tnortRaRe bonds; TINT thair value had been
appraised under tho recent arrangement. and
tint 10 ras entitled to tl,0aS0i. which he
prayed might bo ordered paid him. The Second
National Bank was ordered to paw over tflo
money. Some 900 similar petitions will shortly
In nfeJ.
, 1879-03-11

INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.-Runors prevail In
railroad circles that the management Of the Bee
Line Road, sn,ast!ng under tho unjust attacks
Of POOL Commissioner riarson Oh FrcsidGnt
Ilurlbut, will demand bis removal, and, II y Is
refused, will Withdraw from tho pool under the
thirtY-laY clause.
, 1879-03-11

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rase larxo an,onnts Of tnsrst on monthly bills,
etc. We ih!nk tho Penttcnt!ar} should bu RlloWed
e ess , tor III
hoepital. Dat We Do not deem his itnproyen,cnt
The room 6sed tor ! iEtpitai il in the r.ne con.
dtion as TINT at P0nttnc as4 wcheeM II absolutely
sf Il. a 9r a1sa ae ssss
now, when one tcs 'he Others ot neess.ity ! T. sts
compelled 10 witness hts aenth. ana TINS alNhye
nas sers asnssssnf em anu .n.nSu - nsto ths
nscos.sry change IN ihs fpt,, md tSnt the prison
Authorities 10 diiected 10 make snch Change as
nasatns has been mi Into thc ceiihuascs. o., In.
me,,d tbat .io. voo bo nppsoprisied 10 psy fos liz
same.
Tt.s attention q tho Legislature ha. a!reeay been
priso, rs vii as otdss pfi.ons, sheM that man
sen yesIs AeT tst I'M e tertibs s,rs upo
an ,iie. or he becomes maniac snd Il seat 10 an
b. sen Sentenced tor ionsar term @ than thisty..hfee
Iha present 1sIs I'm tsM. .hoies IL, .s.n
ono @ rear and thsco months in the dsst hye yesrs
and one-laIf af,cr that. 10, ii man sentenced
can Tsaucn h,s u tcntsnco to 1ittIo less t,,an
twenty years. Aui wo ats Of opinion thae
II n man cannot tt reformed In that fltYle and
spfuly returned 10 thc world and society, be uuGht
to have been hung in tic first place. Ani wo 70.
spcctfn,ly urge The Legislature to 10 nn,cnd tho
inv thnt convict may hayo thu powcr bY his own
good nets 10 shorten hie lime h,t regain his lbcr.
t. and poaion in tho world 1t rome time ID tho
rests ths rcaponnlbIlity, Init in this connection
we suggest that Tia laT bo 10 Gxrft that nny at.
tc,tlpt 10 escape f0rfes ali guod time 10 tho con-
Wet and colnpcts him 10 Servo lila full lime. by
this means th anrrr of rnynit viii ba utrat!y lea
sutlcd, and tho discipline Of tba prison b. mora
cnstIy maintained.
~,,u ,,,-sr,r ,,r.,,-,y~,.r~
4"n e4'AstI.' sIS!ihN .. TAIL AL.
1eth Of February. On account OF tho severe csltl.
eie u tho incation OF the prison anu Tue ehasges
Of utstuah1Rement Of tue Work Of construction
made oy tlle newspapers NJ vaElons llthea we TO-
tffhlneH 10 maKd coHtblctd anu featcnInE cx.
amiuatton Of everything eonnested With the instl'
trncts, nnd caused tile Cninmtstt0ncts, Watden
und Ch1es C!esk IL arpear he!oro US nnd answer al
questions put TO thom. We also thoroughly IN
apccted the location. buildings. and general H,an.
result OF nnr tnVeit1Eationn:
We found tho location araifahlo nnd satisfactory
IN every particular. Tho prison Is stustcd upon
hiRh, rolling Eronnl. with aplcndid rrer 'front.'
agu Of Dna. thlr,l of mile. Tho drainage. q very
important feature in tho location of an lnstitnon
nf this KIND II excellent and tue waiter privilege
ncyer-faillng. The nsisoR IL easily accessible BY
railroad and siyeF. II Is convenient 10 II. Louis
markets, and snpoiiss eau he latd down At scty y"
ratca BY boat. VIC visited tho atono 1narFies
opened on the l,nnn. cstato and also those just
/ nponcd In the grounds t'alonglng to the p:aon.
| The formct. were opcncd by thu contractors for
their own benefit. and VIC lind tho oalccre or inc
con,eant VIII 1s owne,s of ;hese auasr,os pY
which the sattcr agree to furnish all tlia Stone nee
, 1879-03-11
PORT ROYAL.

Hpectat Dttuofch to 1Ae 1f1bun6
1ND1ANApoL1s, March 10.-Tho Board Of
Trade agreed to-day to ncnd frcigits to Port
RoYa1 for Atlantic shipment Whenever ratrs
wcro Us low OF lower than to any other ports.
This action Is In thc interest Of the Chicago q
South Atlantic Railroad.
, 1879-03-11
KANSAS.
HuB uLEEDa AGAIN.
NU1 NNN*s43N NRN{N4
Ap&cIu3 {Asgatch 10 IAt Tribune

ApFc1d1 lHHku1eA 10 1As 1fd6HHs.
TorEKA, kal.. March t0.-This has been the
widest day ever known In tho history Of tic ha,,-
sas Legislature. When tho Etousu MA. ralled
tu order thts uorn!ng, Representative Cullen,
Of Davis County, oltaiusl tho door and intro
duccd resolution consuming such members OF
the Legislature ~ had placed themselves in
, 1879-03-11

OHIO DEMOCRACY.
CoLuMnus, o., March l0.-'rla simo for the
1ncoting ot tho Democratic Stale Convention
has been changed to March.
, 1879-03-11
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,

BANGOR, Mo., March 1o.--Tl,e 1sopublicans
elected their Mayor to-day by 14b majority.
1'lppEsonp, Me-, March 10.-Jancs A.
slrout. nominated by tho Grccnbackors anil
Dsnoerats, vas to-day elected Mayor by
nlatotlty.
, 1879-03-11
DURABILITY OR ltAtLS-srEI.L VS..
IRON RAILS.
tiHf.

Tic Railroad Commissioners Of your 6tntc
have been repeating The old story that tile lE!c
Of un Iron rail- 10 limited to suyen years. THIS
Is not 80 by nny ulrans. Tho durability Ut iron
raIls dcpeLds upon thc tralllc user them. They
last from three mouths to forty years., acrorA-
luz to t!,n Quality md business doue. lron
rails ara DOW III usu IN Illinois yoala that wore
laid III l6'K5 md uro ret EUud.
Steel raLls are now OF such uncertain quality.
tlat their life tan only ho guessed at. Ilie
Ca1ninell anl Hlr John Hruwn rails, rs first
snadc, twelYv as1i fourteen years ago, wnultl
curry about eighty ur ninety million tons trultle.
against about tlEty to tlttY-s!x million tons car.
rled by tl,e hast ron rnis. 30 called steel rails
nuslu IN tho West 'iayo given out in irom twea-
ty-one to thtrty-tlrce months, With trattIe Of
about five MIll1on tous, ailu even fesA.
II Will be seen thut every tart as to durability
tsepcnas greatly Oh tho quality Ut both sorts ot
rails. TRunNlo.
, 1879-03-11

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Thcro Is no truth
in The report that tic New York, Lake Erie l.
Western Is to secure control OF the indianapolis
s: st. Louis, Tor the very good reason TINT tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Will not sell. For somo
reason or other tho road has nlwuya
seemed to be rim in tho interest Of
tho New York Central, though Eric has had
fair c!ance, III tho road docs not earn Interest,
but It Is quito possible That tho Eslo may gct
closer connection through its proposcd Atlantic
q tareat Western leaso: The latter Company
than enough to control un election, and
the latter Company owns l,alt tho stock Of the
Indianapolis E st. Louis ,:togcller with s75o, 600
mortgage bonus, md s3490l0 income ilouds.
Tie PIttsburg d. Fort Wayne holds tic other
half OF tho stock, nn.l It Is controlled BY
tho Pennsylvania by Virtue OF thu Fort Wayne
Of Its bonds The loss OIL tho read last year was
over 100000, nni tho Clcvcnni, Columbus,
C!nciuuatl d indianapolis advanced $G5.1 to
tncct II. Tie tndiaHBpois s. st. Louis Is lefcud-
tu recover m anount clnimed to be DUO under
the le1sc.
EAsT-BOUND FREIGHT BUSINESS.
The freight shipments to tue East from this
city during tho Inst week wcro about thu saue
us tho week before, oil Tic roads doing quite d
large business. Tho Vanderbilt roads, aud par-
ticutarly tl.o Lake 9hure Il Michigan Southern,
still complain ot beit,g short Of cars. Tile per-
centaecs OF the total amount al business
carried last week werc as foltows: M!chi-
gun Central, B..4; 1.ale Shore g. sticit-
run Southern, 3i.1; Ptttsbnrg, Fort Wayne
u CnIcogo. W:4; 'Plttenlrg,, CInrlunati
4 81. Louis, o.; Baltimore u Ohio, SIS. The
principal proiirts carried hr Tug various roa.ls
werc ia follows: Flour; Lake sI.ora & slcll-
Enn Southern, ini, e1o pounds; s[Irtr,gap Cen
lral Z, 7,7:sl,a00: plttshurg. Fort Wayne " Chica.
1,l5l,0pO; Baltimore Il Ohio; 43,,a4O0. Grain:
Michigan Cvntrat, la,B0l,SY0 pounds; Lake
Shore ~ Michigan Southern, 7,3l, ,H4t; Pits
burg, Fnrt Wayne IL Chicago, u, Pitts
hurr, Clnrnnati j. St. l.n.!s, ba3 sS; baltimore
d Ohn, 2,ia:,aH. Meats: Michigan Central,
c,9li i.570 puands; Luke Shuro l. Michigan
| Southern, l,7l5 ,Cl5: ristsl,urg, Fort Wayne It
Chcago, 100 l.,; plttsbure, Cincinnati, Il vt.
1.outs, 4,G}J 8iU; HaltLmuru d Ohio, I'LL ,0Sl.
, 1879-03-11

Tic young man who was IN company with
Welsl, and Murphy, John Jollnsou, WAS seen at
hts home, on tho southeast corner Ut itu'nsoy
uns, Ohio streets, anH tells precisely tho saulu
taineJ In Cnrtstausen's deposition. The
six persons were n,ors OF lcss under
The Influence, OF drink. somo oI.o OF tho
party having either stolen or bought key OF
becF which they drank between tllea on Rum
eey street. The police have ths nan,cs Of ot,,cr
witnesses wtlo u1su saW portions Of tho occur-
renee, aud nho will proso valuable should the
victim die.
Welsn mud Murphy arc aged IS and 20 years
nrs quite 0uiinary looking chaps Of tliu rougher
and lower class, and we're co1nMonly drusssd.
A reporter visited them at tho West Madison
Street Station last evening, but they would say
lie WAS in the uncouhtcr, but says he was knock
cd down tWlco, and could not hare seem tic ssat-
bing. Murphy preserves loggea stlence.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-06-13

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