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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-18
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
COyle Tells What He Knows About the
Florida Case-An Implicated sOnth
Carolina Returning B0arder Denounces
smith Weed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Potter COM
mittee this afternoon examined John Coyle.
He went South by order OF the Democratic
committee. Tilden had nothing to do with
his trip. He had orders to draw on the COM
mittee for personal expenses nothing more.
Did not go to influence votes. He had no
cipher, and the dispatches addressed to Have
meyer were written by Woolley in pencil. and
he copied them in ink by request. Did not
know they concerned the purchase Of votes.
Never sent any dispatches for Manton Mar
ble but had advanced him money at times,
amounting to $500. Marble used it for per-
sOnal expenses. Had heard Marble had inter-
views with the Republican electors in Talla-
hasSee, but did not KIN w it TO be fact. The
witness had no cipher Of his own, and was
never furnished any.
At this point recess was taken. After the
recess the witness explained that he intended
to imply previously that he had no key to
Woolley's dispatches He then went on to
say he was told while In Florida by Alexan-
der Thane that the Returning Board could be
purchased for 100000, and that arrange
ments to that end were being made. He
thought Thane told him who the money was
to be paid to, but forgot who it was
The money was to be divided into six parts,
he believed.
Mr.. Hiscock objected to that line of testi-
mony, on the ground that he didn't think 1t
fair to the Canvassing Board of Florida to
thus parade alleged stories before the public,
which came from a man known IN Albany,
and who was known to be nothing but
striker
The witness explained that he never knew
whether the money was paid or any arrange,
ments were made to that end. He heard
afterwards, though, that FhaRe called at the
hotel where they were stopping ana saw
Marble Tallahassee at that time was full OF
rumors concerning the Returning Board be-
ing for sale The witness further stated tnat
his business South was perfectly legitimate
He never knew anything OF Woolley's busi-
ness, and all that he did while away was per-
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Another Ra adIcaI Roerback.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Times Philadel-
phia special says, Samuel J. Tilden, and Saml
j. Randall are plotting to capture the Phila-
delphia delegation to the national convention,
and barrels OF money are being distributed
Editorially, the Times remarks that Tilden
would not be bidder for the Presidency put
up at auction, but he is bidding high in COM
petition for the Pennsylvania delegates to the
next Democratic Convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-18
Return of the st. Louis Excursion to
Mexico.

ST IoUrs. Feb. 1.-THE representatives of
laadino business houses. who left here eix
weeks ago on a commercial excursion to the
City Of Mexico, arrived home tonight. They
innate trade relations between the two conn.
tries.
Investigating the charges preferred against I
q. Nidiiot aud VIM. M. Ladd. nominated by the
Governor for police commissioners Of 81. Loui. =
but not yet confirmed. '0
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Ex-MInister seward Hefuses TO Show His
Books.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE committee in
vestigating the affairs Of Minister Seward,
passed resolution to-day, instructiDg the
clerk to prepare report to be submitted to
cd to allow an examination' Of his hooks
and asking what steps are necessary in the
premises. The report will be made to-
morrow.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Secretary of
the Treasury this afternoon issued the eigf ty-
ninth call of 20 bonds. The call is for $10-
OO0, 900 of registered and $40 000, 900 of coupon
bonds of 1867.
At conference between the leading tobacco
men of the country who advocate reduction
of the tobacco tax to sixteen cents per pound
and the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
1t was determined, If the reduction was
passed by Congress, that 1t should go into
effect on the tenth of March next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-18
CANADA.
Capture OF an American Murderer nv the
Dominion Police

RUSSELL. Ont. Feb. 17.-Thos, Nevills wbo
shot Lieut.. Cummins: of the Cleveland. Ohio
police force on the fifth of June last. and whc
escaped to this country afterwards. was can.
tured here on Friday last by the police H.
will be held until extradition papers are made
out.
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The Fire ut the xenia Orphans Home.

COLUMBUS, Feb 1.-THE loss by the burning
of the Orphans Home at Xenfa will amount te
500, 900. A committee was this MOI ming ap-
pointed by the Speaker TO examine INTO tne
cause of the fire and report Dill lor us recon
ktrnctinn
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GERM
Higher Duty To he Imposed on Iron
Violation OF the Socialist Law.

BERLIN Feb. 17.-Notice has been given in the
German Parliament of imposing higher duties
upon iron.
Count Won Stalberg Wernegbrode. vice presi-
dent of the Prussian Ministry. has laid letter
the arrest and prosecution OF Deputy Fritzsche
on the charge Of violating the Socialist law.
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Adjournment or the smith Murder Trial.

JERSEY CRY N. j., Feb. 17.-In the Smi'h mur.
der trial, one of the jurors was shown to be In
sane. The court discharged the juror, and il
was decided a new trial should commence
March g.
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Or. Newman Refuses the Cardinals Hat
Lord Napier to Take Command
i'm Africa

l. LONDON. Feb 1s-The Pope has sent a com
munication to Rev. DR.. Newman. stating that
he wished to make him Cardinal, but the rever-
end doctor has most respectfully declined.
1t is rumored that Lord Napier. OF Magdala.
will command the Zulu expedition.
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WEATHER PROBABILIrIEs.

WASHINGTON. Feb 17.-For the West Gulf
north to west. a slight rise followed by falling
barometer. and 10 the westernp ortions rising
temperature. The Mississippi. river will fall
slowly.
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Typhus Fever Epidemic Near Paris-The
StmplOn Mountain.

PARIS, Feb. 17.-Typhus fever is epidemic
In the barracks near this city.
It is proposed to tunnel the Simplon Mountain
in Switzerland.
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An Increase OF Duties Recommended

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb 1.-THE Turkish finan-
cial commission have recommended an increase
OF per cent on exports and II per cent on I'm
ports,
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TURKEY.
The Porte's Concession to Greece.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Feb. I'm the rectifcation
of the Greek frontier the Porte Is willing to cede
a part Of Thessaly. but not Albania.
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ment for sixteen years. at Mendoza In this
state by her father. through the jealousy and
cruelty Of her stepm other. She Is now Der eft
OF reason.
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FRANCE.
Arrival of Communists at Bres1

PARIS, Feb. IA French man Of war has
arrived at Brest with 100 Communists from
Caledonia.
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HOrrifying Account of a Stepm0th er's
Cruelty.

CHICAGO. Feb, 1.-THE Tribune has a sicken-
ing account of beautiful and accomplish
young girl being locked up in solitary eonfine-
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AUSTRIA.

Heavy Deficit In the Hungarian Budget.
PEsTH, Feb. 1.-THE Hungarian budget shows
deacit Of "a o,0O0 fl rms
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SPAIN.
The Cattle Plague Apuears

eattIe FIaEue Appears In GaIlica.
LONDON. Feb ia Madrid dispatch SAYS the
cattle plague has broken out in Gallica.
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serious Illness Of the Minister Of War.

BERLIN. Feb 17.-Gen. Albrecht Bonroon.
Field Marshal and Minister OF War and Marine.
Is seriously i'll.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Trouble Brewing Between Chill and Bo-
Iivia.
LONDON. Feb ia dispatch from Valparaiso
says serious difficulty has arisen between Chilli
and Bolivia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-31
Pubiielty m IIquor seillnr.

The proposition that has been brought
before the Board Of Aldermen in this city,
to require that all screens, blinds and cur.
tains shall be removed from doors and
windows, as a condition Of the future
granting Of liquor licenses, excites a good
deal Of interest among all parties concern
ed. Though by no means o new idea, 1t
has not Of late, at least, been proposed in
q definite form. That such an interior.
ence with private matters Is iustiiiable ON
the same principle that iustiHes any lluuor
law Is very plain. The purpose Of q
license as We | as Of q prohibitofy law be.
ing 10 check an Astounding evil, this meas.
ure as an incidental feature stands on the
Ssme basis. IN
Clearly, il the law may dictate that a
saloon keeper shall not sell liquor to
minors, or after IL o'clock at night, II Is
only In accordance with II to require such
conditions ofobtervance that with ordin.
ary care II may be known whether It is
lived up TO or not. Moreover, the nature
Of the evil Is such that publicity affords
probably more valuable check than the
law itself, The great difficulty with the
measure before the Aldermen appta o be
In enforcing II. The temperance people
are agreed that II would be good thing,
though skeptical as to Its feasibility. The
liquor sellers with one accord condemn Il
. an unwarrantable interference with the
LIBERTIES OF their traffic Spriaafeld Repab.
lean.
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E,H,HALLER, AaclioHeeT. jSns
Nkyl.SIEE'S SALE. on Valuable

Tie undenisncl Trustee, by virtue Of Deed Of
W. ~ Nltiu L. Hill aud clara {. Till, and on Fe,
~ 10 SNl d lr't bOok No. II on pagc IIs, 10 the
90 Glakoi the County LOur, u Ohio county
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
House re.assembled at ESQ p.

House re.assembled at $3.50 P. ".
House bill No. 80, bill providing that
married women may sue and be sued
plead and be implicated at law or in
equity, was taken up and read second
time.
Gov. Jacob moved to amend the bill by
striking out the words "at law or" and
inserting in lieu thereof the word "in,"
80 that the courts Of law would not have
Jurisdiction Of such cases, making the bill
The same as the law now is. The amend.
ment was argued at great length, AIessrs.
Hagans and Harvey opposing the amend.
ment, and Messrs. Jacob, Poundstone and
Gum favoring the amendment, which was
adopted,
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Anumber OF bills were read second
time and ordered to DO engrossed.
On motion adjourned.
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THE GAINESVILLE Gas Company has de.
clared dividend Of five per cent. on the
earnings oil the past year. This Is the FIRST
dividend OF the company, which has been
organized for several years. Gas stock at
GAINESVILLE has not been q profitable in.
yestment, although the gas Is great
convenience to our cltizeps.-EaierpFfse.
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Afternoon Session.

House bill No. %, to strike from tho
charter OF the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
road, the provisions exempting that road
from taxation, was taken up on motion OF
Mr.. Johnston and read and passed with
an amendment to the title.
On motion OF Senator Brown, the rules
were suspended, and Senate bill No. l4O
vas read for the third time and passed the
Senate. 10
Mr.. Brown moved that the act take Of
feet from Its passage. Carried.
This is a bill for the relief OF Danial
Looney, sole solvent surety OF /. W. Spen-
GER late Sheriff OF Roam county.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnson, the rules
were suspended, and House bill No. So
was taken up and read for the first time
The bill provides for the assessment OF
taxes on properly OF railroad companies
in this State. Mr.. johnson moved 10 dis.
pense with the reference OF the bill to a
committee. Carried.
The bill was ordered to its second read.
ing.
SENATE AND HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate bill No. 10, a bill to amend and
re-enact sections 20 and 80 OF chapter lO6
OF the Code Of West Virginia, as amended
by sections and 2 Of chapter 100 of the
acts OF 1870, in relation 10 tie rehearing OF
certain actions in the Circuit Court.
Passed.
Senate bill No. 0S, a hill to preserve the
purity of elections. This bill provides that
II shall be unlawful for any person to print
or cause to be printed for distribution at
any place contrary to the provisions Of this
act. Passed.
Senate bill No. 10l, bill to amend and
re-enact section Of chapter Is Of the Acts
Of 1928, entitled an act to organize the
Circuit Courts, establish the Jurisdiction
and prescribe the manner and mode OF
proceeding Of said Court. Passed.
Also Senate bill No. 70. bill amending
and re.enacting sections l, Il. %, "a and
90 Of chapter l2l-of the Acts OF 1877, pass.
ed February IS, 1877, entitled an act au-
thoriziug the formation of corporations for
the purpose OF constructing booms or
dams for the purpose Of stopping and Sc.
curing boats, RATS, logs, masts, spars and
other lumber in certain counties Of this
State, and extending the operation Of said
act so that the same shall apply to all the
counties OF the State. Passed.
Senate and House bills on second read.
ing: Senate bill No. 100, q bill making
appropriations to pay certain volunteer
military companies for services rendered to
the State in suppressing the riots in this
State in the months Of July and August,
1877, was read for the second time, Pend.
ing the consideration Of the bill, on motion
Of Mr.. Baxter the Senate adjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

BY Mr.. Dennis: Senate bill No. 40, a
bill to amend and re.enact section s Of
chapter 10, OF the Acts Of 1928, entitled,
an act organizing the Supreme Court Of
Appeals, defining It's jurisdiction and pow
era and providing its manner Of proceed
ing. Referred 70 Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Butler: Senate bill No. 1870, a
bill to amend and re.enact section Sof
chapter II Of the Code OF West Virginia,
entitled manner oil recovering and disburs.
ing money at the Treasury and certain
duties Of the Auditor and Treasurer. Be.
ferred to Committee on Finance,
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-SuAhLll6h h6fOhlGs
Judiciary.-Mr. Gum, Chairman, report.
cd Senate bilt No~5, providing for the re-
cordation Of certain bonds. Recommend.
ed to pass.
Also, Senate bill No. 20, in regard to the
appointment Of special receivers. Same
recommendation.
Also, Senate bill No. 80, concerning the
offenses Of perjury, false swearing and
bribery, with same Recommendation.
Also. House bill No. 160, to enable the
securities Of Z. II. Wade, late Sheriff OF
Doddridge county, to collect certain fee
bills. Same recommendation.
Also, House bill No.l8S, concerning the
taking OF lands for public purposes with
out owners consent. Same recommended
ton.
Counties, Districts and Municipal Corpora
lions Mr.. Ewing, Chairman, reported the
petition Of citizens Of Moundsyille relative
10 House bill No. SO, to amend thechartel
OF Moundsyille, and recommended that 1t
| be considered together with the bill.
Aiin9 aud MininJ-Mr. Hagans, Chair
man, reported back House bill No. %, pro-
viding for the appointment Of inspector
and deputy inspector Of minerals or petro-
leum oils and other substances to regulate
the same for illuminating purposes, with
recommendation that 1t do pass.
Claims and Grievdnes-AIr Parsons,
Chairman, reported House bill No. los,
providing for an extension Of time TO Noah
Stotts, OF Jackson county, on his indebted
ness to the State. Recommended to pass.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Jacob: House bill No. 100, TO
amend the law in relation to attachments.
Also, House bill No. 200, to amend and
re.enact section II OF chapter lis Of the
Acts Of 1872, in relation to election officers.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Reynolds: House bill No. 8Ql,
fixing the times Of holding the County
Court in the county Of Taylor. Referred.
BY MI. Wilson: House bill No. 202, to
abolish the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
and to establish a Police Court Referred
RyMr Mcoreery: House blu No. 2Osl
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Gr.,ssssx' SaLea.
InRuSTEES SALE


NRuSTEE'S SALE
n, virtue d tlcrll Of trust made by Samuel F.
Rttst to .ar dated August 18th, 1876 and recorded
n ITa,t ps, Box NJ. !! at folio 1871, In the Clerks
sSSol Ihe County CnuTi u Marshal county, W. Va,
/ Id Oh TUESDAY,, tEBRu AIRY llrIl, a. D 1879,
sunradn. al IN 0rlUckA 81, sell at PuDlic Auction
b ,h,ht, aad b> bidder, At the fruit doc, Of the
tout Hou,. Oi SAD county, In The inWD Il Mounds
tile iks io.lou thg described real estate tO-Wil: A
Mi NJ. u, III said t'wn, County aud State, on
~ eFnrtol second anl Mound Streets fronting nifty.
trt l-lon sUn stISi, aud extending east the SaHle
Iilh nny.GSr irt; the sid pat Of sad lot bclhg 81
" y le,t anil hring P0fionnI the property granted
!, Wm l.. Edwards and Olhers, trustees, 10 said
RitApr be hel dated April 2gtlI, 1874, and now VI
mod ia aid li,fS "tyc in Decd Hook No. q At
srtiS TEgNs ~ SALl.-uRe hundred dollars In
sSh anil thu residue In two equal instnlllIcntS, In
TtI, and eighteen months irJu the day VI AAle, with
aisfst lhm that day. The deferred payments 10 be
sound by dtr, 81 Inst on the property sold. Title
ISl,Vrl GOi, hut SelluE trustee shall only Con-
Ity such title Is vested in e by said dCel VI trust.
GEORGE Il. CALDWELL,
iRbtt TFuRtAA
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Committee on Finanee-Mr. Newman,
Chairman, reported back Senate bill No.
lSl, to allow Auditors to settle with de-
iaulting Sherifs without charging twelve
per cent. Recommended to pass.
Also, Senate bill No. 1870, a bill proyid.
Ing for the increase Of the capital stock OF
incorporated companies. Recommended
that Il do not pass. i'i0|
Claims and Grieanes-Mr. Push, Chair.
man, reported back Senate bill No. 1872, a
bill to authorize the Auditor to allow
W. J. Hill, late Sheriff Of Wood county,
credit for the delinquent list OF Wood
county for 1875. Without recommended
tion. -
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Thursday, January 80.

Senate met at the usual hour and was
opened with prayer by Rev. II. Croll.
The Journal Of Wednesday was read
and annr0vad
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nnnk Tnxes OYcr thn RIrer.

MaFIIha FtIIy NeWs'
Below our readers will find statements
Of the capital OF each bank in the county
Of Belmont, and the amount Of taxes paid
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Trains leaving Columbus n &, 40 p N. 66I am n
fan daily Through Chicago en- press leaves COlunbus
dall except Sunday, n $40 p. NJ with sleeninV az
attached, arriving Ia Chicago al $50 next morning
Ticket Ohce Columbus O'tS'
Plllman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
through Without change from Stehenvllle and coIIa
sga 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81.
For through Tickets, Baggnse Checks, Sleeping ca,
lceommodations and any further information. SpnIT
e Jos' n. BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent al PaS
MsIa, SSepoL LOOT o. Eleventh street or al City
1ekeIomee, under Mcclure lIol1e, Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Colu,nbus. O.
8. N. FELTON,, JR, "
". L, o'PRTEN,
.., Genl Pass, and Ticket Agent coumbua. o.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.

The House met Of 10A.M. Prayer by
Rev. Swope. Journal OF Wednesday was
read and approved.
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70 appropriate $1,000 to aid in the con.
struction OF q bridge over Piney river,
near tts mouth, In Raleigh county. Re-
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A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR,

Secretary Brady appeared at the door
OF the House IN company with the dis
tinguished visitor and advancing to the
middle Of the aisle in front OF the Sneakers
desk said "Mr. Speaker, have the honor
OF introducing Hon. II. n. Bishop, Gov.
ernor OF the State OF Ohio" Speaker
Moffett rising from his seat said Clover.
nor Bishop, In behalf OF the representatives
OF the people Of West Virginia, l have the
pleasure of extending to you welcome to
their floor. Gentlemen Of the House OF
Delegates, l have the honor Of introducing
to you Hon. r. NJ. Bishop, Governor Of
our sister commonwealth, the State OF
Ohio" Descending from his stand the
Speaker advanced up the aisle and taking
Governor Bishop blythe arm escorted him
to seat on the Speakers stand.
Gov. Bishop then addressed the House
as follows:
feel very much complimented in hay.
ing the privilege of meeting here with you
this morning. l am glad to be here upon
this occasion and meet with you in your
deliberations. 1t Is very unexpected to
me, as only in an informal way expected
to meet with you on my way home from
the East ! stopped by the way to go to a
pleasant affair in your county. remcn.
Der your city with great deal oil pleasure.
1t happened to be my privilege to become
acquainted with great many citizens OF
Wheeling in my earlier days, aud have
kept it up, and 1t is great pleasure to INC
to-day to meet with the citizens aud mem.
beers OF the House Of Representatives OF
West Virginia.
Speaker NtotEett then introduced the in.
dividual members Of tho House to Gov.
Bishop, after which the distinguished
gentleman took his departure.
a number Of bills were read a first time
and ordered TO a second reading.
Recess until $50 2. II.
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Secretary sherman's book is out, It
contains $40 pages, and makes first.class
I0hoPping block Or weight 70 . garden gaze.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. R
" CONDENSED TINE TABLE

Il EEIlIIs..sss: !ss.s:g.s.i;. ESs7
GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after New. lUth, 1873 Trains viii min A,O,
Except SundAyJ 'SA UAt''
Through Trains 70 Pittsburgh.
Through Trains 10 Cleveland,
Through Trains 70 Chi,ago.
Cleveland. "e''s''"e ana
ualCe and ChieRIo. "' "V'Noeu al