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LIVE STOCK.
EaAl IAbeIty.

EAST LIBERTY, February 21.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day 2jj head Of through.
The supply il very light indeed. with
few buyers; trade very dull and many
shipped on in hrst hands; no change ia
prices observable.
Hogs Receipts to-day $40 head.
Workers 81 Jotsi 20; Philadclphias " ~
(a5 on.
shecp-Reccipt to-day 40 heal;
nothing doing, feeling fair.
Now YorK.
NEW YoRK. February 26.-Beeyes-
Receipts 30 head no sales; dressed beet
droopibg aud selling slowly at 6ita7ic
for poor 10 good sides. Csc Tor prime
do. no live stock or fresh beci exports
to-day.
Receipts $500 head; market
fair nj s. 7j(a6 Is Tor sheep; tj S00a7 10
for yearling lambs, q lew spring lamb.
at 81 % each, dressed mutton aud
dressed mutton aud dressed lambs dull
at 5(87c for sheep; 7CssIc Tor lambs.
Hogs Receipts 400 head; Q little
better demand Tor live hogs at " sIts
5 20, dressed hogs firm at VI 00CaG t0ior
extremes Of city slaughtered.
| ChioaEo.
CHICAGO, February 28.-The Dru~rr
Journal reports hog receipts 81 ,0D0 head !:
shipments $40 head. Market active
and firm; all sold. Mixed packing 81 u
"a 40; light 81 30ts,I 30; choice heavy
- 45ts,4 70.
Cattle-Receipts $3.50 head; ship
ments 4 800 head. Market fairly active,
but week. shipping 81 s0ts.5 40; butch
ers' quiet and weak cows " 2ss3 ~,
bulls t2 0Oia.3 90, oxen 81 0JS3 % /,
stockers and iee'lers ia small trade and
easy At ~ eOts3 s0.
Receipts 800 hesd. ship.
ments /, 800 head. Market fair: the
shipping demand sustain the prices.
butchers not buying sales At u TOO
5 S0.
| CINCINNATI.
CrScIsssTi, February % - Hog
DuIi common 81 2jsi2 Is. light ~ JCt
4 20; packing 3, 30ts1 ~: butchers
- Gjts4 Is. Receipts Z, 100 head: ship
ments |, 40 head.
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THE STAR MAIL SERVICE.

Tue Radicals Fooled IN Their Little Gam
special - the Reg.tcr
WAsHISGroS, February, IS.
II was clearly the plan Of the Admi
istra,,On To- 20 before Congress aud q
manl an appropriation Of S2,OOO,OO'
keep pp the Star mail service, and
their demand was refused, then to D
to the country and say that the Ter
Gratis, by their niggardly economy, h
deprived the sparsely settled districpi
mail facilities. The Appropriations On
mittrc ui the House determined toll
them in their little game, aud heneene
bill which was reported. ltgiyes ntly
$50 UOO immediately To this serve 10
deiray It's expenses until the reSlar
bill can be- maturCd and passed by 1n-
grrss. The visit oi Mr.. key and h as
sistauts a. the Capitol was barr oi
political results, AMI SD VAS the p Cla.
nation di-continujng the Star st'ice.
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DRY GOODS.
New York-

Nrw YosK, February 26.-Dry Goods
-Business fair with commission houses
and the jobbing trade progresses iaSor.
ably. Cotton goods in lair demand aud
very firm. Couestago tickings advanced.
Prints in moderate demand and hrm.
Ginghams, lawns and dress goods con-
tinue active. Heavy woolens fOr
mems wear doing well and priors strong.
The BaI>fia says: One thousand
packages OF domestic and foreign goods
damaged by water only, will he sold at
auction on Tuesday next
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RAILROAD MATTEKS.
Freights to be Reduced.

CHICAGo. Februarary 2G. Represent
atives Of all the Eastern and Western
railroads met here to-day, Commission
er Fink presiding. Ii was decided to
reduce the rate on grain and flour, east
bound, &c per 100 pounds, beginning
March /, and TO make similar reduc-
ton on other articles, beginning March
S. Tobacco Was placed in class by
itself, the twelfth. A committee, CON
sisting OF the representatives OF the
Eastern trunk lines and their Western
connections, was appointed TO examine
the charges of cutting, and report TO,
morrow. The rates on hogs were re-
duced &c per 100 pounds, and the rates
to all New England points were made
the same as those TO New York. Re.
bates were abolished. 1t Is intimated
that further reductions IN the grain
rates are not improbable.
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RUSSIA.
Nihilist Troubles

LONDON, February Ca Paris DIS
match saws that the inhabitants OF St.
Petersburg are beginning 10 attribute to
students all the recent menaces and
crimes there. Threats are consequently
bsarl on all sides against the students,
and the inhabitants affirm that u any
criminal act occurs on the anniversary
of the Emperor's accession TO the throne
they will hold the students responsible,
and will burn down the University and
Iynch every student who ialls into their
hands. The Government Is iheretors
now forced to take measures for the pro
tec,iop OF the students. The senli,ofhcial
Prorincidl Corr,spoRdsacs, OF Berlin, de-
cIares that while the Nihilists are grat.
iying their thirst tor destruction and
confusion BY ruthless attempts on the
Cars life, the Panslavists are seeking
TO inaame the minds Of the people for
conflict abroad.
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by and the latter ordered printed. The
introduction OF this substitute has pro-
duced quite a sensation. 1t is stated
that the terms of the bill were nego-
tiated by prominent Republicans, in
Guiding Congressman Jorgensen, Gen.
W. C. Wickham, Vice President Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and DIR:
Z. II. Smith, who conferred in friend
ly spirit with the representatives OF the
bondholders. The movement is looked
upon as a detection Of the Republicans
in the General Assembly from the ranks
of the Readjusters, with whom they
have heretofore co-operated.
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TILDEN A CANDIDATES.
,mocratie Presidential speculations.
!, al ~ the Register.

,mocratic Presidential speculations.
al ~ the Register.
WAsuISGToN, February 26.
spite Of the fact that | have heard
tlay, as coming fiom an intimate
end Of Mr. Tilden, that he is a.candl-
le, and Is confident OF carrying New
lrk, | stick to the declaration that
present he is practically out OF the
I, ntest, and that the trouble is not as
, r as he is concerned so much inside
, i outside OF the Empire States. be-
leye still, however, that he will exer-
, ise 4 most powerful influence in nam
/. ng the winning man at Cincinnati.
, There is no telling, however, what
! changes months may bring, but from
lights now before me, | say what do
say.
What Eastern Democrats Say
The meeting OF the National Commit
tee attracted to Washington a large
number OF representative Democrats,
some Oi whom were from the Eastern
States, and these all said that the only
chance OF electing a Democratic Presi-
dent is To carry New Jersey, New York
and Connecticut, with Indiana. They
Of course knew that New York and ln-
diana, with a solid South, will do but
meant that the States named are those
that. with proper candidate and iu'
diciOus and energetic canvass, eau be
carried for the Cincinnati nOminec.
They laugh at the idea OF depending
upon Illinois, Iowa, etc.
Personal News Items.
Judge Jackson, OF Parkersburg, was
on the floor oi the Senate, yesterday.
Senator Randolph informs your cor
respondent that he expects to make his
Fitz John Porter speech on Friday or
Monday.
General John Echuls, formerly Of
Monroe county, but now OF Augusta,
Va, LETT here yesterday.
There is report that Hon. Leopold
Morse, Democratic member from Massa-
chusctts, has formed an alliance with
Gen. Ben. Butler. lie wants to bo
Mayor OF Boston and Il. h. wants to be
Governor Of Massachusetts,.
ten Joseph +. Johnston, member OF
the House from Richmond district. is an
uncle of Senator Johnston.
Financial Matters
WASHINGToN, Gebruary 26.-Thc total
receipts from customs during February
will be- nearly 5000 900, and from the
internal revenue about S9,OOO,OOO.
Taking this as basis, it is estimated
thar the total customs received by tho
government ior the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth next will he about Sl53,OOO,-
OOO. and from internal revenue SllI,-
900. 900, thus making the total income to
the government, including mlsceIlane-
Gus sources, about S30O,0O0,0OJ. 1t is
calculated at the department that the
total expenditures, including the sinking
fund and interest on the public debt,
will foot up between S27I 100000 and
S27S, 600, 900. This would leave profit
of about So, 900. 600.
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LORD ROSCOE
Carries New York IA HIS Brt'hes
Pocket

Pocket
Special to the Register.
WAsmNGToS, FebruaI 70.
The assertion that Mr.. ConklS ear
rics the Republican vote OF Ne York
in his brc,ches' pocket IS alIor true,
but, as trlc. raphei last nishtnu one
Was surprised at the result "a Ne"
York, because everybody, RIt and
small, had predicted 1t month IA All
vance. NOW the Blaine aud herman
men ask what ii t'raut has cared Ne"
York, and sensible mcn may I'll reply
that the men who have mana Il these
great States 50 ~ 10 stlllc I Blalae
sentiment, may extend their peratlons
t1 other States, and not stoT ,nt'l they
carry ia their CapIciluS pucl ts ut their
pants the votes ol enough - - To nom
mat, Grant. find to-day that, while
people generally have notreat eonli-
dsnce in the foresight aIdsalculations
OF Gen. John A. Logan, tey are pre-
pared to believe thai hc isut far wrong
in saving that Illinois VIII ollow IN the
footsteps ui New York an Pennsy Iva
mia. Blaine and Sheu "a certainly
have no votes tu lose, an, viii nave 10
quicken their efforts rish away IN the
South aud West.
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ToLKDo, February ~ - WheNi-
Dull; amber Michigan spot 81 5ii; No.
2 red winter spo, aud seller March
81 IS; seller April 81 81; seller Nay
81 IS; western amber 81 %: No. 2 2smter
illinois 81 81; No. 2 red mixed 81 81
Corn-Dull; high mixed II S4i ie; No. :
spring Ale; sp0t 42ic- oAts-Dull and
nominal. Clover seed-Steady; Nam.
moth q IS; prime - Is.
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Mnrder ni Marion. o.

CIScISxATI, February 26.-A THne'
special from Marion, o., says an unpro-
yoked murder occurred there last even
ing. Enoch Young had fight with two
boys in saloon and was badly pun
shed. lie left threatening vengeance,
and soon returned with large knife
and, approaching Isaiah Bensley, who
had taken no part in the fight, stabbed
him twice, killing him almost instantly
He WAS arrested.
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\. outhern brigadiers in Congress.
NJ eiebate will be continued in the
"a ing hour, and may last long enough
! e them a chance yet. 1t was no.
icssle that every solitary Republican
II against amnesty. This indicates
4, they mean to fight the coming
= rdential canvass in the highest sec
Ia and bloody shirt line known.
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THE BELMONT COUNTY SEAT.
An Interview Between Col PoormAn. OF
BsllAire, and . Register Reporter

|. Colonel, YOU appeared before the
Committee at Columbus Tuesday night
in behalf Of Bellaire. What were the
principal points presented in our favor
3. What points were brought out by
the 81. Clairsyille advocates?
5. In your opinion, what can We ex-
psct from the Committee before whom
you appesrsd? IL.
I. How 10 Representative Atkinson
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RAILROAD BoSps-lrregular.
STATE BoNps-Dull.

Pacific Skies OF ~.
RAILROAD BoSps-lrregular.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-The market was strong IN
the early dealings, and prices advanced
t63t per cent. in the general list. Sub.
sequently there WAS reaction oil t(a2t
per cent, but during the afternoon the
market became buoyant aud advanced 4
IA per cent, the latter Louisville and
Nashville. At the close there was re-
action OF tai per cent under sales To
realize. Harlem and Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis were exceptions.
The former advanced I'D and the latter
81 per cent. At the close Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis reacted u
per cent. from the highest point
The coal stocks were very proml-
nent, and large amounts were taken on
the theory that the present prices ior
coal place some OF these shares ON the
road TO dividends. Messrs. Vanderbilt,
Jewett, Scott and other railroad officials
held conference at Windsor Hotel last
evening and, il is understood, were
again together to-day. These confer
ences are in relation 10 the advance IN
west bound ireights and also in oil rates.
The Excelsior Mining Company declares
a dividend OF % cents share, payable
March 9th. A dispatch from the end
OF the Southern Pacific railroad, IN
Arizona, says that the road
will be completed to Tucson
in short time. The earnings OF the
Northwestern road increased Nl ,OOO
during the third week Of February:
Wabash earnings for the second week of
February increased $i3,20+, and those
of Louisville and Nashville $32,OO.
The transactions on the Stock TX.
change aggregated I25,0O shares, oi
which 400 were 4. X I. telegraph,
5000 Canada Southern, 1900 c., c.
K |. C., 1000 Chicago, st. Louis and
New Orleans, $1,000 Delaware, Lacka'
wanna and Western, $1,000 Delaware
and Hudson, 60, 900 Erie, 1000 Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 1900 Houston and
Texas, 1000 Iron Mountain, D,OOO han.
sas and Texas, 1000 Lake Shore, l2,Wl
Little Pittsburgh, 1000 Louisville and
Nashville, 100 Michigan Central, ], ,iOI
Morris aud Essex, 5000 Northwestern
3SOOO Nashville, Chattanooga and 1t
Louis, (which closed at 100 S,UE
New jersey Central, 1900 New lorl
Central, 300 Northern Pacific, 1000,
Ohio and Mississippi, 10000 OntarlC
and Western, (closing at 2Si, 8,6O'
Pacific Mail, S,iO0 Reading, 300 1t
Paul, 400 81. Louis and San Francisco
300 St. Paul aud Sioux City, 7,SU
Wabash and Pacific, 1900 Western
| ITn;nn apd y SDD ITnion Pacific
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IRELAND
The Relief Funds

DynlIx. February 26.-The Mansion
House relief fund, C1S,OO; grants
ma,Ie. cS].OOO. The Duchess OF Mari
boro fund. E6S. 600. reliei grants, ES2 900
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Wool sales

LONDON, February 26.-Thls evening
la. $50 bales oi wool were sold, chiefly
Port Philip. The frmness OF the mar
krt continues and the advance Is beoom'
ipg more general. Cross breed Wools
are still the most in favor.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAU-
Gus.
Debate on a Bill to Remove Disabilities
The Star Nail SenGce-The New
York Result-Tilden Con-
hdent Of Carrying
New York.
GOING FoR ABsENTEEs.

Joint kulos Desired - The Electoral
Count.
spSG.a, Dispatch ~ The Register.
WAsHINGTON, February 20.
Alter discussing and reprobating alb
sentecism, this evening, the Democratic
Senatorial caucus agreed that there
ought to b., as there was few years
ago, joint rules Tor the two Houses u
Congress. The subject Was referred 70
the Committee on Rules, and it is ua.
derstoOl that they will incorporate in
their report rule to regulate the count
ing OF the electoral votes.
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Coal Breaker burned.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, February 26.-The
breaker at Mount Carmel, owned by
Kontelius & Co. OF Philadelphia and
New York, burned. Loss, $500; in.
surance unknown.
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LoEp DKAsr owns . heap Of land IN
Liverpool. and sooner than sell si . lair
price be rents his lots 10 secondhand
dealers and coal-yard men.
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PRODUCE
N ow York.

NEw YORK, February 3.-CottOn-
Dull at l3 Lice. futures steady. Flour
Dull, receipts 1900 barrels; super
fine western and state - O0Ca5 75; com.
mon 10 good - 65(s5 b, God 10 choice
s. 90CSS00. white wheat extra y 500
6 %: extra Ohio - 7J(a7 30; st. Louis
s. JOtd.S 90; Minnesota patent process
s. OOta,s 7j. Wheat Heavy; receipts
q, 600 bushels; ungraded spring 81 32CS
| 40: No. 3 do 81 30C9i 40; No. 2 Chi.
cago 81 I2;. ungraded red 81 30fal 30:
No. 3 do 81 ~; No. 2 do 81 50(sl 80;
ungraded amber sl 81; No. 2 do 81 $50
| 80: ungradcd white I'll i8i, No. do,
sales 5000 bushels al 81 ISCgl ~,
i'm store and ailoat. No. 2 red fall, seller
February, sales 5000 bushels at VI 30
al SOL: seller March, sales 10000
bushels at 81 JOtCsl 5li; seller April.
sale, SOi 900 bushels at 81 5OiSi so;
seller May, sales IL, ,OO0 bushels at vi 3st
al i9i Rye-Dull. Corn-Heayy;
receipts lis.OO0 bushels, ungraded 81
Ca.57Ic; No. J6i6J5ic; steamer otto
57I: 40. 9 seller February 6OlsCOic,
seller March 81 seller April 55c. Oats
Easier receipts 10 900 bushels, Western
mixed i7(sISe. white Western $40
SHE. Hay Firm aud unchanged.
Coffee Quiet and unchanged. sugar
Demand fair and market him; lair to
good refining 7tt97ic. Molasses-Quiet
and unchanged. Rice-steady and in
fair demand. Petroleum-Duil; United
s2Ic, crude 6l97ic; refined 7ic. Tai
low w-Nominslly unchanged. Rosin-
Quiet and unchanged. Turpentine-
Firm at i7c. Egs--Dull; western j.
Gl5c. Pork-Dull and lower; old mess
spot, siI s7iCsl2 %. Beef-Quiet and
unchanged. Cut Meats-tluiet and
firm. long clear g. 70: short clear !! w.
Lard Easier, prime steam " %. Bot
tsr-Firm, western lGta9c. Cheese
Dali; western llesliie. whistv-Som'
NAL al 81 oaSl 10.
CIxdsEArr, February 2S.-Cotton--
Easier a, l2ic. FlOur-Stesdy and IN
changed. Wheat Strong st 81 30
Corn-In fair demand and market 6rn
at iIc. oAts-Qaiet and steady st 35c
Rye Easier at s5c. BarIey-DulI: sx'
ira No. 3 fall T5c. Pork-DeDand faii
and market firm at sl2 CO IArd-Fiu
al S. aOIs,7 g. Bglk Mcats-D-msnd
active. shoulders tie; clear rib sides
Sc G5: clear t6s5. Baeon-Deinsnd iaii
and market frm. shoulders Ste; cis.i
rib ades 7ic: clear 7ie. whisky-SteadJ
and in good demand at 81 0: Butts.-
Demand light and holders 6ru: ehosc.
Western Reserve 3eS1e; choice Csntss
Ohio za02Se. unssed Ol-sssedv o
0
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MoEx copies OF the PhiladelPhis IIE'ss
are sold In New York than any New
York daily sells in Philadelphia, and
that's why the Quakers laugh.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 to 6 Per Ceut-Govsrnmsats
Active and firm-flour Quiet
Wheat Dull and Lower
Hogs Dull.
FIN AN CE.
New York.

NEw YORK, February ?6.-MoNRv-
Good supply and loaned down from 60
8 per cent, closing at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5S5i per cent Ster-
ling exchange steady at 4S4i; sight ex-
change on New York iS7.
SILyER-At London 80 7-l6 pence; bar
silver here llS; subsidiary silver coin
i@l per cent. discount.
GovKRSNESrs-Active and generally
firm
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100
ChI|dIen's S Carriages Arriving

NHILDs SLEEPING CAkkIAsE wHI.H
I iof oJrniort p>rssrs r~.t - srerI rsrt ~ ne
eSiid's b?iI. .sl r9iss .sf ssssf.i sa.,Ji ss
nm ard the sIac. sasts oi 0 chilfs Dst- IL
n % eDnsuueiei NAT ehib can - plsosd W .ny
desirrd ydsition refining w plhg
dcuu. The ssI 10 psAitf.,s. aiTdsd Into Two
o. nofs psrb ssef tssshr a. in.sls'sn,
isif out. q vi, and osmf0usbls t<f. Ihs
sfIns,sbis syysfx,as u svnnr and WI .1 rs'
oai of osisr whii< this u nns istsaesd - "a
invsiA carisgs Il 'ersiniy h. 20 equsi ,of
me- are no; aghst,csily shi We sisim tof
tbSn-ssiitfis b--is' oa shssis Tts 9 ayiisn.
iisht well ahi.kcs snd hrpf-yrss es,nafs. rs.tt
lnr oi faii s,ssi pring. ifoDi sni 81. sis
tr.ta.r rvs of esheg rHfrssss. sith its osn p.cuba
.tronr sdv.ni.ss u. c,r.s nsa b -sn "
1 sIvrrs4ssd IL siii 's'i a.et CRAVE
- uhs<llux nc,< Aftnt
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166..r, Z, Is,sSss..,T1t III In ) 81 8, :
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CinclnnAii,

CrscissaTi, February % - Hog
Dali common 81 2Jsi ., light " DS.
4 20; packing 3, 30tst -; butchers
81 G,ts4 Is. Receipts 100 head: ship
menu /, 40 head.
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Milwaukee.

PIrrspuRGH, February 2G.-Petroleuul
Moderately active; crude g7ic st Par.
ker's for shipment; refined 7ic Tor Phila'
delphia delivery.
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(CoaclAGiei 0a Fourth Page J
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NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
AFFAIRS UP, DOWN AND ACROSS THE
RIVER.
At WeIIsburg, BslIaire, Bridgeport and
WoOdsfeld-Business, Personal, Re-
IigiOus and General Items,
and News Of Interest.
BELLAIRE

Personal aud General N News-J ournalistic
The CouLty Seat-Scalded - OF the
Track - Another New Glass House
Minor Matters.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

olimbing il is fine art and he deems il degraded
by being used means of locOmOton from one
place to another. Just as Plato depored that )m-
etry should be applied TO the mechanical prohieIns
of life Whether he-it does not matter whether
yOu take Plato the Alpine clubman for the ante
cedent-would admit that distinction could De
maze in favor CT the path from Niege TO st. Mich
0las il more than know. THIS path has never yet
been Profaned by wheeled vehicle, but 1t IS great
thoroaghCire nevertheless and there is already
talk OF widening il so that the wTetched little cabs
now plying between Zcrmatt and st. Nicholas may
engineering difficulties. and the people who have
made q railway mp the Rghi are not the people 20
shrink from yulgarizing valley. l heard the
other day that the Righi Railway did not pay ana
had been taken up or was about to be taken I'D
which hope is true. l met not afew men bntwecn
Nicge and st. Nicholas whom l took 20 Do noun
taincer. of the amateur sort. some OF them wore
afo0t sornc on horse al returning from Lerlnatt
bnf on the road between Zermatt and ST. Nicholas
NOT man was 90 BE- seen walking VINO io"h,4 as
If he had ever touched the summit OF the humbest
Alp q. ~. 3,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
SIGNS on CHURCHES.
EdttOr Of The Trt0HHe

TO a G EdtfOr OF INC IFtOHHe
SIR: An item, complaining that UNDER
takers signs on churc be, Inappropriate ana might
well be replaced by notice o the denomination ~ tho
church and aud address OF the pastor has ot late
been going the the newspapers, and shodld be
enlarged upon Not only the OF the undertEers
ou most OF the church buildings IN NewYork ausurdly
conspicuous, but they do, as IL complained, take tho
places wheh should De given TO Signs ind eating he de-
nomination. the hours aud the residence OF the
clergyman In than score OF instances, within a.
few p tine writer has been utterly AZ 'ss To
ascerain 70 what scots church buildings be-
Ion d or al what hours meetings held; while al
mOsG every instance The undertaksTs signs bate Dr
ocuSVeIy prominent. Church authorities should se 20
81 that tnIs Omssion ia remeded and that tue se1i0ns
ars rcore rnnosst with thelr adyertlslnx A. d. c.