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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26
70 THE FARMERS OF AUGUSTA! !
again offer that well known and popular
Fertilizer,
HEVNETI.ENZA ,,

that has now been on the market for the last
five transforming in direct competition with
all the cheap and high priced fertilizers on the
market, and has always held its own. The on
~ complaint ever made was the price was too
h1gh-but the result In most cases, taking
amount Of crop on the same value sOwed to the
acre has proved it one of the cheapest fertilizers
now on the market, and with entire confidence
in the integrity of the manufacturers, again
recommend 1t to any one wanting frSt-ciass
high grade fertilizer. 1t is not proposed to put
it on the market as a low grade low price fer
tilizer, but it is placed on the market as high
grade fertilizer, guaranteed as to quality, and
If used on your land, taking one dollar OF value
along side of any other, low price or high price
fertilizer, with a careful show in threshing of
wheat each will do. we do not fear the result
when you put it through the machine. provi-
ded you keep each section separate in thresh-
ing. All asked is a trial to those who have not
used 1t, and to those who have used it we have
nothing to say, provided they have given it a
have used 1t for years can be seen on applica-
ton to the undersigned.
Any one wanting cheaper grades OF fertilizers,
of guaranteed quality, for price. with any 9TH
er on the market. can have them supplied.
Iappend certificate of Mr.. Charles Brooks on
one of my low grade fertilizers. Price $50 per
ton -
Mr.. Cald,ceU-Two years ago used Farmers
Favorite or made by the Excellenza Fertil-
fZing Company with excellent result-showing
aboutas we'll as ExcellenZa itself, which is high
praise. regard it as a cheap Fertilizer of the
right sort. CHARLES BROOKS.
Those in want of Chemicals and bone of all
grades. at lowest market rates, can be supplied
VIM. M. CALDWELL,
au26-6t Wind COD. WaynesbOrO' Va.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- BY virtue of decree rendered in the
chancery cause of Crawfords Executrix VS..
Fine, I, the undersigned will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Courthouse, in Staunton, on
Monday, the 22,sd day of September, 1879.
County Court day. very valuable tract of
land containing Al acres, 1 rood, and %
poles. Thirty acres of this land is new
ground and Of excellent quality-the residue is
well timbered. It lies in Augusta county, 8
miles south of Mt. Meridian. and adjoins the
lands of w. B. Crawford, Col. s. D. Crawford,
Thomas Stickley, and ais.
TERMs:-Enough cash in hand to pay the
costs of suit and sale, and the residue upon
credit of SIX eighteen, and thirty months, IN
equal instalments, taking therefor bonds with
approved personal security, bearing II terest
from the day of sale and retaining the legal IT,
tie as ultimate security.
au26- ids p A. BAYLOR, Commissioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26

The most useful articles at cents, can be
adj at GLADKE'S. MAJ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26

r AND SALE.-By virtue of decree OF the
IL circuit court of Augusta, rendered at the
June term, 1879. in the suit of Shelton, &c. VS..
Jones, &C.. will SELL at public auction, in front
of the Courthouse in Staunton. on
Monday, the 22ad day of September, 1879,
a tract of land in Augusta county, containing
$50 acres, s rOods and 80 poles, situated
about one mile south of Thinking Spring
Church, adjoining the lands of Caldwell. SUIT
Ter and others, and now in the possession OF
Henry B. Jones. This land is in a good state
of cultivation, well watered, and has upon it
comfortable improvements. and is located in
one of the best neighborhoods in the county,
TERMS OF SALE-Enough in cash to cover
the costs Of suit and sale, and the residue In
three equal annual payments, bearing interest
from the day of sale, for which the purchaser
will execute bonds with approved personal
security. and the title to be retained as ulti-
mate security.
au26-tds G. NJ. COCHRAN, JR., Com'r.
UIRGINIA-IN yAcATIoN.-In the Clerks
Office circuit court Augusta county, Au-
gust 22nd 1S79:-
Robert s. Craig Plaintiff,
VS..
orf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26

Gentlemen's slippers, opera and Plain. at
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26

Paul planted, and Apollos (Fulkerson)
watered, and Massey came to King
George and Stafford to estimate the
harvest. The gentlemen rather .over-
crapped'' themselves. The crop seemed
at the first to blush iuxuriant; it is now
on the wane. Now that the Conserva-
tive bugles sound the war-cry and the
victorious banner of our great Conserv-
alive party is unfurled, the loyal Con
servatives of Stafford and King George
will bury all minor differences and rally
as one man to the call. When the cleo
ton closes this fall it will be hard to
find man in Stafford or King George
outside of the Radical party or chronic
Independent candidates who eve,' aUds
q Readjuster. We will bet our only hat
that straight out Conservative will rep
resent Stafford and King George in the
next General Assembly of Virginia.
Fredericksburg Recorder.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26

a. GLADKE's Sc. Caunter is the best in
Staunton. may6-tf
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au26-tds

COMMISSIONER's SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT IN FISHERSVILLE-Purs
ant to decree of the circuit court of Augusta
county rendered November 18th, 1878 in the
chancery cause of Sc1mucker Us. Noon, &C., l
will, on
Saturday. the 4th day of October, 1879,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidderga, front of the Courthouse of AuglIs-
to- coss,,tu a very desirable TWO-STORY ia
FRAME DWELLING-HOUSE,a and the E.ss:[
2 rcOds and 3 poles. The above property
adjoins that of G. w. Guthrie and Philip
Schumacher, and is occupied by Moon.
TERMS :-Plaintiffs costs of suit and sale in
hand, and the residue upon credit of g. Is and
80 months, in equal instalments, for which the
purchaser will execute bonds with approved
personal security, bearing interest from day OF
sale, and title retained as ultimate security.
A1r Sale to begin at o'clock, p. NJ
w. E. CRAIG, Com'r.
Cucbinr r. Con Apofiopooor auJQ-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-08-26

VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decree of
the circuit court of Augusta county, rendered
in the cause Of the Central National Bank Of
Frederick, Nd, VS.. Chesley Kinney and ais,
we will proceed in front of the Court house, in
the city of Stanton. to sell at public auction.
: on saturday, The On day or Septemoer, 1879,
GAuGIISTA SPRIN&lSN PROPERTY.
, 1879-04-11
OUR POLICE
~.
Uncle Sam Has a Crow to Pint
with Them,,
Because They Deprived Him Of ona 4,
His SOLDIER.

I'm the 23d Of Inst Novcmbcr Tie eaynlr, ..
erut!ng officer OF this city received the uuisss
lion aiIA description II lcscftcr from lhe r.s
ular army named Peter Fitzpatrick, WIN -.
said to bo III Chcnuo. Fitzpatrick enlisted l.
tllss city May Is, 1872, was assigned 10 l. ,'o,,'
pany Of the Filth Cavalry, anu le.vs,ca r.
Arizona. April a5, 1873. After reteyInp y.
notification and order to nfrcst, The 1ec,ur,.
officer learned that hs 1nnn wns ut work II u.
Stock. Yards, mid measures wcru inkeu tot h,'
apprehension. ofIlccr Joseph Cobb, a patto'
tiun Of the po'ico forcc, WIS employed in.
siss, NH. he was paid ZIG, lalf of tho sum viii,
is pa!l by the Government for The !,
rest Of descrtcr. Fitzpntrtcls was IN,
to the Harrison Street Station it, charge n,
Sergeant OF The United States nrmy In uotto,,
who delivered tho order from the recruiting =,
fiecr that ho should bc confined as dctcr,.
until called for, which record appeared IN n.
morning papers tho noxt day. AccotnpansI,,
tho order wns request that tllr prisoner si9p5s
not bo rcfeased Without all order fruLu n.
United States olfIctr.
The ollieer, feeling that ts,c prisoner IN
secure, R0va hlsnEeif no further neasti,ess ntxm,
thu matter until the next Mondny luuruIh,
when he sent tn tho Armory Tor Ills p.lsor.ll
nn1 the messenger WIS told t!lat
II
,, ,,,a, was - .,,o ,,r.. ~ ,",,ma,,o, ,,,.. soru,
;,n, ~ ti,n "sn",,o ~ ~. ,n H.. n te ol''s
nIrubGl with tjs nsucct Of airatrY nn sn, .sa1.
ilullins tnnturlai for hts report to his aupeds
uillccr ut Washington.
When the recruiting officer forwarded him
port to the Adjutnnt-GcncrAl Of the Atlny.h
contained thu Information that 1rrenru Il,
pntrIcK, MI officer Oh the polleo force, VII.
brother Ut ttle prisoner, md ttlnt nll cIrrsn.
stul,ccs polluted to the fact That there ],ad Is,
culluslon alnuls sutne vi the meml,crs oi i.
puiico force. onc or iwo OF then, In exalted n
H!tfol', t1 bring about the rclenso and cacam d
tic desDrtes, without the knowledge ur ctnxttt
Ut tie recruiting Dllicer having hin IN charge
Fitzpatrick WINS brought 6ufore Judge WA
tanis, who examined tllc affidavit enliIy ups,
Supt. Sunyey to CONC forward ind slluw yau.
for dGtu!u!Hl. tho prisoner, Anl the latter TIM
fessea tlint he WIS arrested without warrant
mud was placed In thu stntlt,n without d char,
so far Us ilu knew. Otllecr Cobb would nut. Z
d! not, stnto wllat lis !ituw about The ease, H.
though ho reeglveu sit Tor assisting to mitl
lle arrest, as'.l KNEW a'i aat circumstances. h
1!uM ~ ., W sasss '.s IT, ~ ,nsi npsteo Icy uslot
JuuEo Mnlhuis, Nv sfnHte" "st h'la d.
eutanrsea lhc Hsssonc. ,,
lereiieo fltlbmtilex aatn'ttea tns 'uehtlt5d
LIZ hfolner, ai " ID Sul!l9tea ny llle fegf9It{
oiieor tial 10 Rented VI tlao laets pertalhIhgh
ille hlAter ~ tnc httorne{ wno WY ehlflo]ts
IN tsn chse. ai'n ia hoMts tiiab ~ 'G pafIla
WSie !h'Gs'gatoa u. 1.ae nlait ihe InlaGn aAH
oinetr uealFeo u Aho" u ule 'eeulae a'uf
WIS " W
, 1879-04-11
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.


UKs MpIsgs, H., April S.-ludeo E. II.
Thayer, In Ills Clinton AHt, u reeent article
svathng the Railroad Commissioners uad tho
Iowa ruilroad pool, says'
There can b. no independent railroad building
ina lho t9rritory ttAYuFaeu cIaItnu4 by elss Ut
thu puul lines. II double tho aMaunt nf nonsy
rsHuIred to build so4a fruM Cedar lt4pids to
EulMcil IllllTs In bank tu bo uspd IN constructs
tug .aell 4s !. could uos bo euis in quarter Ut
ihe ;hrss iincs would ID useI 10 prevent lho aud.
ing Of s'!eh roal. 50 butwssn auy points RSns. n.y..
Ut tho pool lines build u,,iu of to4l II II can u
shown th9t that mie will L1nch any Vt tne territory
rencled by either Ut tAg other Two.
1t IL lAe opln!on Of thoae conyoraant with tho
faeta tllat tere IL rouslsr4ble rair4ad building
iuto thu tersltorY occupied by 1ho pool liaes.
Ut. Louis II building u roau' to Council Bluffs
when il extensively III ths territory Of tho pool
lines. lho Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy llas
built hrauch f!oul Ercston to Gfeenteld, auyen
miles wcst 0f Wintcrset. tbs terminus u tlAt
branch IT the CAicago, Rack lslaut s t,aridc;
uj4o Orauch irUm Cuasttoa 10 ludlaaolu, tae
, 1879-04-11

Ia allow Coroncrs IL appoint Deputies. eent 10
srt.,ru rralitfy.
sir. Mi'rl,cIl rcportcd from tho Committee
nn Appropriations I'LL s'yutnl bills, a. Indicated
I'll tentNstlaY'a le!rRrani.
Mr. hnilney, VI thu Committee un Reads amt
bridges, repurtcd mlycrsrly III bill s!5, se:'l'
latiME tolt-brl.lucs.
AIr. Carter, ot Adams. " the Library Com
fnittec, Introduced lhll H1!t. granting IN ap,rn-
prtatfo,, uf &, hJ ID buy sokA tr tho stato H.
brnrs. Referred to The Appropriation con'"'it'
Ice. 49,,
Mr. Thompson, Of t:ook., reportc'l on txo
railroad bills, as tndicatc't IN yesterdays us
pMtcIt,
nxvrNuB AGAIN.
The consideration OF NQl 2l0 was then re-
stunned, ntnl Sir. Wilson olf9rs4 an amendment
tlmt The provisions Of the bill shn.l not uppIy
To my previous actfon fur tic collection III
lakes snd .peeal assessments. Adopted.
Afr. Afckiniay offered MI amendment providing
ttnt I'LL other tnxcs than Stnto bG extended by
Cunnty Clerks IN tllci1 respective COUNTIES.
Lost.
Mr.. Kinney offered m amendment seeiltng
tfm, 1t my pcrsnn feel ngrricvttl, or conlp!nfn
TINT tl.e assessment VI the property Of nnptiur
Is t"o low, tin Town Board snay revise tho as
scsanent n,iI correct iIle same. Ordered ell-
grnsscd, uni ordered 10 thru reading.
l!oHsr l}ali I'll, aia0 revenue bilt. was read.
ME. Wilson UiTored an amendment tllat III.
lltll shall not apny 10 proceedings Tor tic cus-
lection Of delinquent taxes fur 1878 AMI prior
years. Pending artion tllegeuu tue llollBc nd
jOllrtlcu.
TUE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON REVENUE
met this afternoon and agreed to report favor
nbly on Huuse blu 2S0 amending Sec. ZIG OF
tho Kcvrlslo law 10 make 1t conform to tho
Constitution. This, IL Is expecteh, will pnt M
md to the vnst litigation growing mt Ut tax
titles dnring ti,c past four years. It. will report
faYoraoly on 1louse bill 7l0, Amending See. G3
vi Tho Ravenue law IN rotation u giving notice
by publication Of p!attng ol property,
, 1879-04-11

x,...
AN oraer mas JUST neen 1ssued by Inc Gene!al
Mnnagor Ut tllu Mcrchnnlsf Dispatch announc-
lng the appointment ol Mr. John Crampton as
the General Westcrp Freight Agent Of NIL tile
export business uelup shipped Eust by tint
linz.
~ =,
the New York Central lsailroad, will 10 In thu
ctty to-day. Tia II taking a trim to f.a1ltornfo.
onror,1 tf,,.r,. n,...r, ~ .,,,, 1,ts,,i,,o,,
ue.lu1 u ''"1"sei .,1 4-eola."' ~ t"' 4't.'ilsu.
Centra's Will stay oFer 10 nave conference
Afraurs Nfulfort, {. Mc1,npzlo tl,t. acn}nnra
a...,,a.>1 A., .,,...,.si ,,,,. 49, 1Is
iase co'''ps'".seu Inv o!'"c"lts VIII" a,S' a'".-
rlngton, WHO claimed to havo hcon sold by their
vnr mn, lin warrant milan mi t1,c cvcn1nv rrr.
vi1,',. ooIn0t th,s NM, ,xo. nj .oruoI n l. m.
,."as ."'o '%n ".'a ~ ee'se". ~ 20 u
ucrstood tlist Mrs. Harrington compromised the
matter for s55. She pa!t $50 for thu ticket.
President Wright, OF tho Northern pau,ao
pa,I,o,J ,,a ~, ,r,,,a,;1 IN, tons ~ tro, mi
1n "' u.a.a so, ~ ~. In ",,s ~
o1uesca IL W '"e iaslao eoast, a.la "usA WIZ w
Of tic line, beginning ut the hcal of navigation
on ths Co]nin,ia River md rnunur eastward
1uo ,.,t,.s a. a..,n..x t..,., ,t.a...,.,,as...
". t.", ,,ono, =, ,n.a ~ ~, snr ~ t,.s
va3on u ~ not ~ ;' tat r., ~ vnIa a
r% Hov,a, ,o asattt a. ~ iii
m III, W. au rn. u' .n ,sd w.. w."
~ ot'k ts season iruss @ us1uGes' "oou al,a
.a,aaI,s. ~, ill.,. Wo oe'1 4os 'o @o'l
eFoss1}'sa on tlaF4 hScF'
Thu total earnings Of tho Columbus, Chicago
& Imilana Central Railroad tor the yeur ending
Dec. 81 wcre 8433 Gt,a, incrcaso ever earnings
Ut 1871 belnG SUI, ,40u Thu totnl operating cx-
pensos .of tic line wcro $:,Us2,15l, incrcaso
over operating expenses Of 1S77, $8l, ,113355.
Til,ssr sllows a,.thci i: operating .'uxpcna estu
have hccu $500, per cent Of the tross
earnings. Tie tonnage carried was LII, ,tSl
tons, aeanst 1,5tl, ,lSl tons III ls77, with u moro
, 1879-04-11

terminus Vt the fnliannla branch VI The Chca.
rd. tstHk t*1a1Mi IL l'atht. u,a rnlmnr SAYS witt
rxtrnl IL Ii sh!+ ely. TIE Ch!raEt. isnrluCtun
~ Uuliey y nlsu ltruar',s - liiht branch
from k,uxy:Iiu IL this city. AMI will exteud III
Cnntrc a,tl NJ tn M!ss uar, Valley ,?nuctloIl. TN
the Ehh'agn II Northwestern. wIisls The Chr:l.
III, lluct fstliuI l. pn:te nrG rro1ccttng hratlrt,
cs 10 tls cheago liurllngtun Il tlnhtyY: all
" llieii touks ns though ,hr poul !!nrs
wnttlA h,,ssi roal!s Into 'l.t ter
r!!urv runcl,ch hy either nf t1,.
o.ies funl i,lrs. Il Ia ,n 'uuHun 0f
4 run1 n.nny people thai this vary tuacit!IlE OIL
encli uthrts tErritury will cscnt,tAtc In tnasti.
lug thu mol. The faet II, either Will build roads
Whenever It Is deemed pr1lltaDtc.
:, On The oitft Inst. birmingham, Ehn Duren
County, wi] vote Oh Tic proposition tor lux nil
y 'lIr Fort Ma,llson E Northwestern Nartow-
!fnuEo ltunt!. T!scru 10 insurance tlc tax will
bc vn'cl. It 4 prornsctl to build this rUatl VII
!!skanosa to Council Bluffs. i;cnn,lsn clifford,
Manager of tl'n Havana. lsantuul II Enstcrtl
Narrox'GanEo Rond, snvs hc has now seventy
slx miles Uf road lit ororution lruu, Weat
Lebanon, Ind, to Leroy, ill.,. with another see'
lion Under construction III Fulton Cu,tn-
yann will be Male. Beyond the cast
ern terminus nnrrnw.gniigc ron1s arc either
actually built or rtO3ectcd, nild well defined Bo
rs Ia reach Tulct1u Mlit plttsburr. Should
tart0w. .Kallgo tpnd b0 built ACROSS Iowa from
fli. Mississippi River, great effort Will be made
to form connection With It, nftl thus nfIofl an
eastern outlet 1cross Illinois for traffic.
, 1879-04-11
well that Il IL to enlightenment. tho wnrld ID III.

"HeN' ~ ....... .. .., ....-... -..- -
TUE f'sooREss fnR HUMAN RACE II asN.Sn
inEY destiny Intended f1t It rvct In this wf,sld by
thu grant Crcntur, who gasc 1t life, Enrlcrt, mi!
nuni: mil Know ful we'll, TN, ar. tint of all
other pastures from which frec,!nm drswt her
nnHrlahmcHtlt s In cr cnosrn temple In hes faVnr'
lte ha!fsatson. the rclool. rum! H.. Ina ,.,o, md
l., ne !enuemey ~ the ,,I.nr.nl .ucn.son: mi
ci,n, h.t ~. nrn ,,r,i,nu 10 lIis uniycr.ni
snn.,;n' ~ IN, nsl =, n. H. IL hcnocfal ior rna,,.
kfnd 10 gei 10 Il without bping torccd 10 it by law
Ii wuuf bc nnty rcfari!ng tho rruarcra " II real
and wotrsns,t ct1ucatlp lpn to mako It compulsory,
wheh voluntarily II IN a'1ea"5 ,.,....
nfcOMfNd UNIVERSALLY POPULAR
With tl,c people.
hnyc loo much respect for tho Talents Of the
s.xc II lint me.sr" cnn,iI,cyatinn IT, Hirnsv mi
}mnortancu Jc,nnni bcforn placing i, bufurc tIjs
ltouaC.
feel convinced tint no 1nwycr can n{yofl to
nlnen himself an rrcor Al yn1inr fDr ti,Is hill and
certainly no constitutional lawyer enn vhfc for II.
no paftnt In whose hcnft sptaner the love and ee-
tmcna OF natural affection fnF hia shiIatea.9nn ,
mnmss a 'aMhuo Ht!en.is tHe n.a, ~ ~
vote Tor .his bil AMI do not believe it, Tint &.
authot can muster In lhls Uuuse enough Of old
Bachelors, in wi,oac fVeasts nryor pulra!s .1e "a.
rrt!l affection md devotion Of parent anu t!'d 10
m9kc u bccnna lay ~ ti'!a stato.
a @ ~ tne ~ ~ .s ceanso
!. .eo1y W Will, uMt ,,, "!n ,ncan.
fe"ee'' npon o". s.sA'.as.u", s.s"".u" '.,, "
NAMES iE IME staas . i, ...s.' . ,,,,,.
T. t"tse III III ar." ssor,"c tcnancn AZ
.rho"' ,v'i ,crrnass II II bccnnss inw E"r theso
mt n,her smuniiy corcnt scasony which / do not
dcslre 10 denim ,uM 10 hear 1 Al. opposed to the
FACTS.
Mr. Efn1r nf CnrrnII fnrnrrt1 !1tc it'll, nm fhc
, 1879-04-11

FRUIT TRANSPORTATION.
Mr.. Norncc Tucker. General Freight Agent Of
the illinois Central Railroad, las issuod thu fol-
lowing circular to shippers md ageuts giving tile
arrangement Ills road has mado In regard to
trutt ahpncnts for tho season Of 1870:
Tho fruil.irn,n will stast ftpnl Cairo and run 10
Chfcagu and Dubuque whrn the bulk Of shipments
walfMut. and will stop on* where fruit u received
or delisptat. Thc satcs uti fruit An vegetables BY
trn!t-tran will be as follows: Eatro ntl Anna to
Chfeasot 30 cents per 100 pounds; Cootlen and 81.
JuhAs 10 ccntat 1anaron and Contral City. T5
cunts; Od,n and Mattoon, Us cents. In full car.
!oads not to exceed TO- UDQ p0Hnla to co,sigReo
tho rates will bo a. foowa: 10 Chicago from
Cairo and Anna, 4l0o; Gobaen. and IL Johns,
sgo; TamaroS md ana csn!ral o;ays. cty So;
ta.9ss tsweet Il cnmmon), ~, nppies.
u cat'!oads H. Of 1U.g t,euals or !oss IN fta,t
RtntloIs s0nth Of Cuntralla to Chicago at $50 per
chr by fruit tsn!l $50 by frn!eht trnn Ii shlp.
: ped BY ono co,,slgnor to one consaiec. ycgetn-
blcs lcss than Car1oals land tomatoes viii 10 con-
serel yeEgtablesJ will Le tnkon by fruit tram ut
70 pgr cent lcsn than tho above rates wien in lots
Of !. 600 pounts Hud upwards franz sans station,
same shipper. to- sanlo consEgnce. M package.
however sial will be taken for loss thnn 10 CENTS
or at actua wuvtt 1T tho a0asc rates II II nmun,ts
10 more. Tho Company will nut bc reap0nsb for
delivery and fruit md Vegetables BY freight trains
must be entirely Mt uWnerS rlsk, aud A fruit left
ut tu close of hnslncss for tho dhy Will BE- turned
ovcs TO tle wArehouaenlun for sale on account Di
charges,
, 1879-04-11
Conference OF Trun!s-Line Man
ayers in New York
Yesterday.
Another Attempt tO Compel Ad-
hcrGnce to Schedule
flutns.
Sixty Cents Per Hundred on Live
Stock Adopted Arbitrarily.
Prediction OF Serious Trouble in
Consequence Thereof.
Fruit Transportation on tho Illinois Cen
tyal---Western Earnings.
IMPORTANT ACTION DT THE
tI'f3fTNfr T.1NftQ

IA3I%flEIANT ACTION HF I1IE
TRUNK LINES.
New YonK, April 1U.-A conference Of rail-
roal managers wns hold at tic Windsor yestcG-
day. Tile trunk l!rcs were represented by a.
l.. Caasatt, Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
Jan,cs II. Nuttcr, ]. y. butcher, al.tl l.. Clark,
Jr., Nov York Central; g. II. blanchard uni
Il. c. Vitns, New York, Lake Eriu &c
Western. No representative Of thu baltimore
T. Ohfo wns present. The Western roads we're
represented by j. N. MCCULLOUGH, William
stewast, and s. W. Halfock, pittsburg, Chicago
y st. Louis; j. II. Dpvcreuxt President Glove
land, Columbus, CINCINNATI ~ lildIaiapolEs3
II, .. tlurlhut, President indianapolis
a. ct. Louis: anil IL. W. llibhard,
General Freight Agent st. Lons u
Fa'taia Road. 1t was tho subject of general
retnark that the Baltimore d Oho wns not rep
resented, n1nl TINT tho Wabash Koad failed to
send representative. When It was known
that .. L. Hopkins, General Manager Of
the latter Company, was In thc city,
ono OF the de!orates resnatkcd TINT Mr.
HOPKINS ""s too ol's1'Y enEasca ~ loG.fo'llns
loF tie ffesllchcy OF 1''e WABASH lsoad 70 NJ
1enu meeting ea!'eu 10 aalast ta1cs lor tns
e,'t"'s VI WHICH hts foao "as 'haln'Y sespo"S!-
oic' ~ Uniy two st. LOUIS foaus were 1cp'eseht-
e.4' A"e p'ee soDJces .a"ue' a!Asu'Slo'' WIS NV
.""o aous' psos.s'o's' N'u esanl sl,ona ,',,l.'l
stornya exncrses. H. wns ,nnnnoua,v i1rcl,1cd
~ H., f.ur ,,a,.a ~ ~, 1,.rt. '
70 INK, mx 'oat uaYs as the l''''tl.
4"e ''.n.a. ..''.pan 'easo" M % ioe 'ne meeting was M
an @a1uashlelt 'ot Inc rates on i've
for eomc tln, noa, from q, ~
~ eo"e pass " '."m
~ celits nn'Areo' IL WIS chargeu ny oho ol
lilo lftlGIt.llOH managers thut &lN tFnHNtt t1t-
, 1879-04-11
OBITUARY..


f2ptcfdI H|FbN1rA 70 TIA 9}7bHRt
KALAMAZOO, M!eh., April 10,-1ho funeral Of
George E, Bates, the only surviving sou Of tho
late Churlcs II. Dates, took plaea to-day. Iic
was travelling South fur his health, as was lts
father, when his death occurred. ilu tIlct III
kuw Orleans lust weok, mud wus buried hsru to-
,lay. THIS lnukcs thu death Of iItl.cr motlscr,
MI! so.1, u,Ml tho loss ot onu ut lhe most u.
trcucl families OF ka!uMazuo, within ite spaco
Ut u little lu0re than year. The snc,etics Of
Which hu wal tReinbrr u'l!clatel Ut tl,8 funeral
, 1879-04-11
OcFhN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NKw YoNx, April l0.-Arslvel, tho Amer
iq,e, from IIavse, +. Cal!aad, froua Rotterdam,
sneyia, ifom Hamburg, City OF Vlsginta, from
0laaxow.
LONDON, April 10.-Htcamers Olympia, schie-
dunn, uul Ercassla, from New York, have arriyed.
t}uEkAsrowh,, April l0.-AsFiYea, 1llinols,
fsonl Philadelphia.
, 1879-04-11

Chemical lecturer lefoEc tho senior clas&--"I
used 10 perform tiits experiment, gcntluueu,
with a cut or Il dog; but, out OF regard to Mr..
BrEgh, Will l.ot turture WY an'al thls ttlaa un.
lcsa yuu Gun enrtca freshman iutu tlu-n
tWtlA appaa ~. l--!ft1 EutuMtiuau.
, 1879-04-11

ATLANTA, Apri1 10.-Thc Convention Of Cen
cral Ticket Agents aliournci after making
general reduction Of through ratcs.
The Southern Railway and Steamship Asso-
citation Is now IN session 10 try to discover tho
source Of the rccent cutting In through frelaht
rites, aud permanently restore tho poll figures.
, 1879-04-11

FtF AtEc1HE UFlV1th 10 3Es 1F1tHHE -,
OTTAWA, H., April 10.-A heavY Falo ~
prevailed In this sectipu lor two days. Al ~.
sclltus, Gum Greek, vrry sIl.a!l struut, Vtaa ",
rlIy, herame eloggcA ncur ~ Junction WILD u
cas,al last eyenlg, ansl tho watcr rose as'e1a
tuet, iluotling maly dwellings, colMpclllns ~. Il
occuplllts Ii ggtk aafctY ou higher Esoatrr
The ualnugs will amount to ntaut $i,0" r.
lupS u,0fG,
, 1879-04-11

slot was tnh. md committee appointed to tc.
port t5 a subsequent mGntlNI. Tie t1cmaul
wus iar n 1niIea1..rat, which "nuih 3hhre 81.
sune Un iir sai!s tu,,t.E ia all o1llcr titioa III
tllr West,