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stnre and barrel Factory.

4 certificate OF incorporation was yes
tcrIay issued by Secretary Brady to a
corporation Of the above style, formed
formed for the purpose of manufacture
ing slaves. heads. barrels, kegs and other
wooden articles. and constructing and
running steamboats, and bargrs, man
uiucturiu- meal and flour, and doing all
other things necessary % the economI-
cal ami successful management OF the
enterprises uJmrd. The principal office
is o. De- at Long Reach, Tyler county,
W. Va, amt the charter shall expire
sept. Ig, 1879. The iEcorporators are
Vim. Martin. n. u. Johnson, VI. NJ.
johnson, F. VI. Martin, AMI Ienas Mar
tin. The sum oi SOP has been paid
i'm. ami tine capital stock may be IN
creased 10 $4,000
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Salsbury's Troubadours.

Our laughter-loving people will have a
grand treat on Friday and Saturday next
i'm the shape of the famous Salsbury's
Troubadours. The Boston Post, one of
the most critical journals OF the day,
saws:
"The entertainment was that given
by Salsbury's Troubadours, an organi-
cation that has few il any equals and no
superiors. 1t contains but five mem
beers, three gentlemen and two ladies',
but they are so able that they more than
compensate in ability for their paucity
i'm number. They are comparable to no
one except Nokeses, and they surpass
i'm many things that famous family.
They have greater musical power, their
initiative capacity is ampler, and their
yiyacity, never bordering on COarseness,
is more exuberant When all these adj
vantages are considered, it will be seen
at once that the company is one OF re-
markable strength, that 1t has won all
the favor with which 1t has been re-
ceived elsewhere, and that it cannot
fail to please and satisfy the people oil
this city.
"The piece in which they appear was
compiled by n. Salisbury, who has
named it The Brook 1t is musical
melo,age that might just as properly bear
another title, but by whatever name 1t
is known il is one of the witiest, most
brilliant productions OF its class. Its
draplatis DerS0nT are the owner OF a bit
of woodland, through which courses a
brook, and four theatrical people whom
he is entertaining in picnic fashion.
They meet with the mishaps that al
WAYS attend such excursions, but they
hide their vexation under songs, and
tests. and dances, Interviewing them IN
the most artistic manner. The quartet
of voices by which the principal musical
numbers are given consists OF Miss
Nellie Mcllenry, soprano, Miss Helen
Dungeon, cOntralto, Mr.. John Webster,
tenor, and Mr.. John GOurlay, basso.
They rendered, on Tuesday evening, a
large number of selections, ranging
from the grand chorus OF the "Bohe-
mian Girl" to the popular catch of "He's
a Jolly good fellow and every one OF
them was honored with an encore.
Misses McIIenry and Dungeon sang
solos from popular operas, and both of
them were, in one instance, favored
with a demand for second repetition.
They are possessed of voices OF great
hexibility, marked sweetness, and more
than ordinary power"
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PrTrsBuRGm, October River !
inches below the marks and stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, October River 3 feet
IL inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Arrived-C. w. Bachelor, Evansville.
CAIRO, October 7.-Arrived-A. p.
Silver, st. Louis. DEPARTED. Kin
new, st. Louis; A. =. Silver, New Or
leans. River feet S inches and
stationary. Ram all day; thermometer
-.
MEMPHIS, October River fell >
inches. Up-W. p. Holiday, st. Louis.
Down-Dacotah, New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, October Weather
cloudy; thermometer IS. River fell 3
inches. Down.. W. White and
Natchez. No boats up.
81. LOUIS, October 6.-Arrived-Car-
RE. Annie Winona and Little Eagle, Pa
ducah: Centennial, New Orleans; Gold
dust, Vicksburg; Tatum, Cincinnati.
Departed-Annie, St. Paul; Eagle and
barres, Quincy; Desmet, Paducah; Hard
Cash, Walnut Bend. River stationary,
with : feet S inches by the gauge.
Steady but light rain fell all day.
LOUISVILLE, October 7.--River on a
stand with % inches in the canal, and
20 inches on Portland bar. A light rain
began falling at Z o'clock. No boats
outside OF local packets.
NASHVILLE, October River falling,
with 10 inches on the shoals.
EVANSVILLE, October T. Weather
cloudy; light rain this evening; mercury
II. River | and 40 feet scant. Ar
rived-Vigo, Owensboro. Departed
Fawn, Cairo; W. A. Johnson, Waterloo.
The Brandsforl due this morning has
not arrived. She is probably aground
on Puppy Creek.
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Si.SjlI NV Heart

Excitement ruled the hour at st.
ClairsviIlr ON Monday night and our
ucishb0riug town came near furnishing
a first rate sensation. Came near, but
did not. I'm the evening several per-
sons. who were sitting out tp enjoy the
balmv air, heard the swapping ot0 lock
i'm the direction Of tnr bank amt the
conclusion was flashed upon them that
a burglar was at vort. Shot guuS Were
I'm demand and "a yuss. communities, armed
Ia the teeth. surrounded the bank. The
door was tried and found secure, and II
wa, determined % lay siege % tine gar
giSon of crooks within
Ina the meantime huckster passed
through town ON his way ID this city
and brought with him a thrilling tale OF
"A desperate burglar caught at -. Glars
willie. But morning dispvllcd the illu-
sion. No hercc-eyyi william was found
within and everything was sale. {. y.
traumer, of the Gu,,u', lives Just oppO-
site and it was his door which made the
noise. Who spoke
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Personal.

Edward w. ). Tiugle, the young son
ni Sheriff Jingle, has been regularly
admitted % the sophomore classes IN
Harvard College, where be will remain
for a complete course. Eddy Is an un-
usually bright boy and he has many
friends i'm this city and elsewhere who
are watching his course with a deep IN
tcrrSt. He Is but about l6 years Oi age,
and was prepared iur Harvard under the
patient and Skilliul teaching of Prof..
Birch and Dickev, al Lindsey Institute.
Joseph Woodward, Esd, AMI Harry
Nrndri leave for Texas tu-dav.
Miss Ella Lewis, Of Sixteenth street,
who started 10 the Cincinnati Academy
recently. has returned home.
LawIauce llargraye, ot the south
Side. leaves to-day for Kansas City, his
future abiding place.
Officer John White left last evening
for a weeks vacation out the Is. x ..
railroad.
The Hon. d. W. Voorhees,, Senator
from Indiana, will arrive IN Wheeling at
9 o'clock this morning from Stenben-
vile, WHERE he addressed an immense
audience in CARROTS Hall last night.
The Senator will accompany the Demo
cratic excursion To Bellaire this after
noon. During his sOjOurn IN the city
he will be the guest of his klnsman'
DIR HardestY.
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Col Joseph Il. Ford,

The gentlemen, whose name forms
the caption of this article, came to the
city of Wheeling in the latter part OF the
year 1852, from Cumberland, Md, and
was the first general agent of the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company at
this point, which position he filled until
succeeded bv Capt. Devries in 1866. He
performed the dlies of his office with
singular success. winning the regard
of the employees of the road
b such degree as to
have been almost idolized by them.
Nor was his popularity confined TO them.
He was recognized by all as a Just and
humane man, and was an avowed friend
of temperance. His intercourse with
the business men OF the city was not al
ways the most pleasant, as his manner
was marked invariably, by determine
ton to promote the interest and welfare
of his company. But such unpleasant
ness, known to be confined to business
relations, left no lasting memory.
Col. Ford was prominent member OF
the Episcopal Church, and 20 his en-
errv and devotion was due the success
of the church of that denomination UNI
der DIR. McCabe. Indeed" said life
long friend to the writer, Yesterday, 81
believe that to Col. Ford is due most Of
the good accomplished by DR.. McCabe's
congregation in this city, as / never be-
fore knew it togo out among the poor
and sick"
Upon leaving the service of the b. x
o. K. X. at this point, he engaged in the
oil business in various counties OF the
State and was besides, director OF the
p. W. d b. and Central Ohio railroads.
During the past two years his health
has been greatly broken by the disease
which finally brought about his death,
on Saturday.
No prouder monument TO man 5
case with Col Ford, an enduring af-
lection and esteem in the hearts OF the
moor no has benefited
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Washington. pa Fair.

The Washington Fair is now boom
ing, and will continue until Thursday
evening. The exhibit OF stock is the
largest and finest that has ever been
seen in the State The halls are large
and gotten up with the most artistic
taste. Thursday will be the great day,
and no one could do better than to at
tend. Our little neighboring city can
do wonders when she eXerts herself, as
she has on this occasion, and her fair is
a boom OF itself. A varied and interest
ing programme has been laid out for
Thursday, including prize exhibits and
some good racing. Ii the weather proves
favorable, it is expected that $4,000 per
sons will be on the grounds that day.
The tair from Wheeling and return Is
only 81.
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WOOL.
PhilAdalphiA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-Woo!-
In good demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia XX and above 80
@4lc; extra 3S@4Oc; medium 42@43c;
coarse 37@3Sc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 35(a37c;
medium 40G43c; coarse SIC; comb
ing washed 40G45c; unwashed 81
@33c; Canada combing 4Oc; fine un-
washed 2tG25c; coarse and medium
unwashed 2S(d 33c; tub washed 42c.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

New York. October DRY Goods
The demand at first hands continues
irregular Cotton goods in light request.
Prints remain quiet. Ginghams in mod
crate demand. Worsted dress goods
doing well, but cotton dress goods slug
gish. Spring weight woolens in fair de-
mand, by clothiers, and fannels, blank
cts and repelIents in steady request.
Underwear, hosiery and fancy knit
woOlens moving well.
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Benefctors.

When board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well known val
liable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide range OF diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were sceptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has dis
PEELED all doubt, and to-day the discov-
erers of that great medicine, Hop Bit
tiers, are honored and blessed by all as
benefaCtors.
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An Anomaly.

On Monday night, a man named
Campbell T. Dow, who lived just back
of Bethany, died OF consumption.
shortly before his death he told his
friends his heart was on his right side,
and sure enough, the pulsations OF that
organ could he distinctly felt on that
side. A post morton examination devel-
oped the fact that his left lung had
crowded the heart from its normal posi-
ton, forcing it over to the right side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

At It. Josaph's Cathedral at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon the words viii bespoken
which will make J.. 4. Campbell, NJ D.,
and Miss Matte j. Devries man and
wife. After the ceremony an informal
reception will be- held 40 the residence
at the brides father Capt *. /. Devries,
after which the bridal party will leave
for the East on the o'clock train over
the H. AZ % X r.
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A Liver Disordercd for Fifteen Years.

A Liver Disordered for Fifteen \ ears.
For fifteen years | was great suffer-
er from a dlsordered Liver, during
which time | tried many OF the best
physicians in the country and almost
all the patent nOstrums recommended,
all 10 no effect, until | used Simmons
Liver Regulator; and from the time |
used it to this day, which is now several
wears. / have been comparatively a
sound man, having suffered very little
since at any time from the effects OF my
old disease. Consequently, heartily
recommend its use to the afflicted OF
liver disease.
MAJ. A. F. WooLEY,
Kingston, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

THERE's no mistake, that one-hali the
spasms and cramps in children are the
result OF worms, and even ADULTS are
frequently treated under mistake, WhlIe
1.-THE genuine seat OF the disease IS worms
Try 'Dr. c. McLane's Celebrated IerInl-
fuge," taking great care to see Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh" on the label, and you
will learn a great secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

Trains leaving Columbus AZ $40 ?. n. and go
A. u. run daily. Through Chicago Express, with
sleeping car attached. leaves Columbus daily ex-
cept sunday. AZ ;, % ?. ". arriving in Chicago al
80 next morning BerthS can BE- secnr in Ad-
vance al Union Depot ticket once, Columbus.
Pullmans drawing room sleeping car through
without change from Steubenyille and Colum.
bus, 20 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis ana
St Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
~ accommodations, &c, apply 10 Joseph n.
Selleville, Ticket Agent AZ Panhandle Depot
foot OF Eleventh street, or AZ City Ticket Omoe,
under Mcclure House, Wheeling
%. W. Caldwell. General Manager. Columbus,
O:s. VI. FELTON,. IT,. General superintendent,
Pittsburgh, Pa. W. L. 0'Brien, General Passed
ger and Ticket Agent, Columbus, y. noll
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L. Blum AZ Bro,
IIOI MAIN STREET.
3llJeeIin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index New to Advertisements

Ecpor, Of Condition of National Bank
Of West Virginia.
Nursery Fcudrrs-NcsbittN Bro.
Street Commissioners Notice.
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Go with the excursion to Pittsburgh,
via the Panhandle railroad, Saturday
and Sunday, October llth and 18th.
Fare 81 .5O tickets good until Monday.
See advertisement
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TAKE in the cheap excursion to Pitts
burgh, via p, c. x st. l.. railroad, Sat
urday and Sunday, October llth and
10Th. Fare 81. 80 for round trip.
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Auction.

Auction of Boots and Shoes every
evening at Jerry Clemens, No. Is
Eleventh street, commencing at P. Nj.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, October 7.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude firm at size at Parker's for
immediate shipment; refined tic for
Philadelphia delivery.
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SlOTOSlUOO ssoss: n u wa. ior sas::
every month. Book sent free explaining every.
thing. Address, BAXTER q CO., BAskEks, IL
Wall St, New York. iyl7h
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wEsTBoUSD TRAINs.

No. 10. on saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room ana sleeping
Cars on all night Trains
Close connections are made for all pOlhu
South and southwest, North and Northwest,
making this desirable route for colonist ana
persons moving 10 the great West, AMI 70 whom
particular attention is given.
No. q stops at all stations between wheeling
and Grafton.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMoR
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. COMMONWEALTH A. ". l:Of. ~
Triadclphla Accommodation.
Tickets TO all principal points on sale at depot.
Office omen at al hours during the day.
Information To the travelling public cheerfully
given. W. NJ. CLEMENTS, N. of 7.
K. T. DEVERlES, General Agent, wheeling.
rnaN
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Every lady will DO well to read the
advertisement OF the New Automatic, "
and write for particulars as there d.
rected.
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Auction.

Auction of Boots and Shoes every
evening, at Jerry Clemens, No. Is
Eleventh street, commencing at P. ".
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To grant to the Wheeling Central Tel
ephouc Company the right to place
their poles and To stretch their wires
along the streets and alleys OF the city,
subject 10 the order OF Council from
time 10 time.
Referred To the Committee on Orai-
nances with instructions to report at the
next meeting.
Caldwell A
To authorize the Committee on Mar
kets 10 inquire into the ACCESSIBILITY OF
ceiling the caves of the market house
with boards instead of plaster,
Adopted,
Hamilton
To instruct the Street Commissioner
IN employ the work house hands to
grade alley east OF Market street.
Adopted.
Mr.. Kimberly offered a resolution in
relation to certain scales, which was re-
irrred To the Committee on Scales.
PETITIONS.
VIM. b. Simpson was granted per-
mission to tap the sewer i'll alley IA,
back of his premises.
me itllllDLl VI lktN. NAilANstAA " w II
lieved of assessment OF hose, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Water
Works.
The petition OF James st. Myers and
others for water pipe in the upper end
of Market street, was referred 10 the
Committee on Water Works with power
20 act.
The petition of Henry ShallCroSs for
a refund Of - 10 paid by him as fine and
cost at the police court, was rejected.
The chairman announced that the
table was clear, and upon aScertaining
that the First Branch was as empty as a
lecturers head, this Branch adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
The average member OF the House of
Peers has his hands full of matters more
important than streets and alleys, gas
works and water works, and failed to eX-
hibit last night. Some four or five were
present, and, after trying. vainly TO in
tereSt themselves in the proceedings OF
the House of Commons, went home.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
RAILwAY-PAN.HAHl

RAILWAY-PAN.HAND ROUTE
Time table for Fest and West, April Z, l7g.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
street, near public landing, daily, except Sun
day, rs follows: "
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7AMI.N3rv.7r.N.l AN. Pms P.N.7PN
"a w 90 tG - 70 30
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SEALSKIN SACQUES |!

Great has been taken the selection Of the best Lon
don dyed Seal Fur with the view Of having nothing to offer
but the best Our prices for these goods confident
are lower than New York retail prices Every lady wantnga
good Seal sacque should examine GEO. r. TAYLOR
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, October Flour
Scarce and firm. Wheat-Opened at
SIllI; No. l Milwaukee 81 III; No.
. Milwaukee 81 l0l; No. hard 81 l0a;
seller October 81 l0l; seller November
81 l2l; seller December 81 lat; No. 3
81 O5l; No. 99c; rejected 9Oc. Corn
Quiet and lower; No. 2 3Sfc. Oats
Quiet and lower; No. = 2S3c. Rye
Strong and higher; No. &c. Barley
Strong, active and higher; No. 2
spring cash and seller October 7lc. Pro-
visions-Quiet but firm. Mels Pork
Quiet at $40 IS cash. Lard-Prlme
steam 81 81.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO October 7.-flour-scarce.
firm and in good demand at full prices.
Wheat-Unsettled but generally lower,
fiuctuating, weak and lower and closed
firm at inside prices; No. Chicago
spring 81 1901 IL; No. 2 81 l0tCal II
cash: 81 Is seller November; 81 lat
seller December; 81 l0i seller year;
sales at 81 OSl@l II seller October;
81 lOtGl Is seller November; No. 8
81 O5. .Corn-In good demand and cas-
Ter at 9Ssc cash; SSsc asked seller No,
vember; ste seller December; 4Oc bid
seller May; rejected 3Sc. Oats-Steady
and unchanged at 2Slc cash; 29c seller
November; rejected 25@25ic Rye
Firm at Csc. Barley-Sleady and un,
changed at 76c. Pork-Unsettled and
lower at $40 5OGl0 rs cash seller Octo-
Der: IS 90 seller November; s. 1IN@
s so seller year; 50 37l@9 40 seller Jam
uarv. Lard-In fair demand but at
lower rates at S. 32!@6 35 cash; - 20
seller November; S. 7Oseller year; $ S2t
as s. seller January. Bulk Meats
Generally unchanged, same sales rather
higher at - 95Cd5 20. Whisky-Actiye
but lowerat 81 OF.
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THE ADVANTAGE
LIES WITH THE
EARLY BUYER.

Having purchased largely OF all staple goods az
an early date, We are willing % move part Oi
them al closer prices than viii rule later IN ths
and desirable qualities OF
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TRANSPORTATION.

BALTIMORE E. OHIO R. R. co.
On and after May 49, 1879, Passenger Trains
will leave as Acknowledging time:
The Newtown bee., 1879-03-25
OBITUAR Y.

E. w. Keeler, who died in Waterbury, on the 18th inst, was formerly 6 resi- dent of this town. He was the oldest son of CZar Keeler, who, in years past, kept hotel, which stood in the yard now occu- pied by the Misses Florence and Mary Glover. He was during his youth cleEk in the store of Ezra Glover. After leav- ing Mir. Glover he was for short time in company with his father in trade in the store lately occupied by Edward Starr. seasons then he took the position of Principal in the Academy now held by Rev. J. P. Hoyt, and continued there un- til the organization of the Waterbury Lumber and Coal Company in Waterbury, about 1850, when he was offered posi- tion in 1t, which he accepted and re- mained with them up to the time of his death. He was seventy years of age, He married for his first wife Sally, daughter of John B. and sister of Russell Wheeler For his second a Clara A. Benedict, of Danbury He joined the Congregational church in this town, in early life, and was an active and earnestworker in the cause of Christ. If there was any one thing in this town that he felt an interest in, more than another it was the old church and it's first asso- citations.
 Mr. Keeler was fine conversationalist, genial and pleasing in his manner, ever ready to lend a helping hand. In all moral reforms he took an active part In the Washingtonian Temperance move ment he took an active part, and was very effective as an off-hand speaker
The Newtown bee., 1879-03-25
For THE BEE.J Trip to the Pacific.

CHICAGO, March 20th, 1879
 If one desires to learn of the convent ences of railroad travelling, and how much improvement has been made in the past few years, to insure safety and comfort, he needs only to take the trip of the writer, who left New York city on Tuesday evening last at o'clock, via. Erie railroad, in the Hotel Car Me tropolitan, of the Pullman Hotel Car Company. Soon after starting we had a supper on the train that could harl- ly be equaled by the best restaurant in New York, every luxury of the season and q bountiful supply. After supper we indulged in the usual game of whist until 10 o'clock p. m., when what was our section for daily use was transform ed into sleeping accommodations which made as easy beds as those at our own home. We enjoyed good nights rest, and awoke in the morning to find our selves at Hornels ,-ille $50 miles from New York. We spent the day reading, playing whist and taking our three meals which helps to pass away the time. Those who have travelled on the railroads going west can alone appreci- ate the difference between the old and new system of attempting to supply the inner man. Under the old system you were hurried to 8 saloon, and you took your chances of being choked to death eating hastily, or if tardy of being left by the train. Under the new system you can eat your meals in quiet, with cars flying along the track at the rate of forty miles an hour. We met MT. T. B. Fairchild, of Hamilton, Canada, for merly of Newtown, who was on the same train, en route for this city. Among the notableS on the train were Theodore Hilton of grace. mercy and peace noto- riety, and Daniel O'Leary the ex-chanl- pion walkISt. More anon.
 TRAVELLER