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The RIGHT TO BE BURIED-The legislature
SaccoIong 10 the Pennsylvania supreme COURT
n mas right to authorize municipality TO
teriea The right OF burial in church-yard is
a privilege enjoyable only so long as the ground
continues church yard, ana is subject TO any
rlght OF the church to abandon It; and one
VINO is merely pewholder, or has relatives
buried In the yard, and has no contract relation
with the church. cannot maintain the objection
that an act OF the legislature authorizing the
removal OF the dead from such church-yar
impairs the obligation Of o contTact.-AtbanJ
Lafc Journal
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TOIU ROCK AND RYE.

TOIU ROCK AND RIVE.
ToLU ROCK AND RYE
ToLu ROC6 AND RYE
TOLU ROCK AND RYE
TRADE Mark Secured
THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE ouRs
FOR ouaHs. COLDS. BRoNcHITIs. ASTHMA.
CONSUMPTION, AND ALL DISEASES
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
ToLU. The most acceptable preparation
TOLU.
TOLU.
ToLU. known for Bronchial. Pectoral ana
T0LU.
TOLU.
ToLU. Pulmonary Affections AN EXoHL-
TOLU.
TOLU.
ToLU. LENT APPETIZER and TONIC. for
TOLU.
T0LU.
TOLU. general and family use Theimmenss
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. and increasing ssles and testimonials
ToLU.
TOLU.
ToLU received daily are the best evidences
ToLu- of its virtues and popularity.
TOLU.
TOLU.
ToLU. PUT UPIN QUART SIZE BOTTLES
TOLU.
ToLU.
TOLU GIVING MORE FOR THE
ToLU.
TOLU.
ToLU. MONEY THAN ANY
TOLU.
ToLU.
ToLU. ARTICLE IN THE MARKET
TOLU.
TOLU.
ToLU. PRICE sI PER BOTTLE
TOLU.
T0LU.
TOLU. CAUTION
TOLU. DON'T BE DECEIVED 10y unprin-
ToLU- ctpled dealers. who try 70 palm OF
TOLU. common Rock and Rye In place Of our
TOLU. TOLU ROCK and RYE. which is the
TOLU. only INDICATED article made, the
TOLU. GENUINE having PROPRIETARY
ToLU. GOVERNMENT STAMP ON EACH
TOLU. BOTTLE.
ToLU. LAWRENCE n MARTIN
TOLU. PROPRIEToRs.
TOLU. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
TOLU.
ToLU. BOLD BY DRUGGISTS. GROoERs
ToLU. and DEALERS EVERYWHERE
TOLU.
&c. ERGOoD & CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN WASHINGTON, ID. O.
a. NOGEIER & CO..
novlO-eol2m BALTIMORE.
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oSl'Cos UuO uldChSLHltu ana the gardener bpinp
set as guard upon the door OF the house.
Keepers room below. The village constable he
MAD arranged, would keep watch on the outSide
OF the mouse, out so as not to be readily dis
covered. "A'
The duties OF the household In the absence
Oh my servants, fell somewhat heavily on the
ayah and myself; and the time passed quickly
Ior tne as pustled about seeing the children
during all this time everything had been car
REQ on In our customary way. Mr., BurrOWes
ana The rest OF his helpers DetoOk themselves
Tor the time to distant apartment up stairs
and the house had resoun led all the EVENING
with the mingled sounds OF laughter and noise
nseparable from large family OF children
had slipped quietly to their different posts: Mr.
BuIrOwes and the joiner were | knew. I'm the
wardrobe at the other end of my bedroom: and
was seated in my lounging- chair, as on the
AS sat in this position thinking, | could
not help observing to myself how near we
were all making ourselves ridiculous. The
OLD woman whom had SUSPECTED was out of
the house; no one else but the ordinary mem
bers of the household and the watchers could
possloly oe In II; and here was l. sitting at
with two meh concealed In the wardrobe ali
hoping to catch-we did not know what, The
humor OF the situation so strongly affected me
at one time! that could scarcely refrain from
bursting into laughter. But the thought OF
Mr. Burrowes having put himself to so much
trouble on my account combined with a re.
memDrance OF what had experienced during
the past tWenty,four hours, gradually sobered
my feelings; and shortly found nv thonghts
floating away in the dim remembrances to nv
life IN India; to my distant husband: to our
long separation; to the terrible nights and days
of that fearful mut1ny, whose horrors sfiil rose
up before me- To- S' '''o
There was thud on the floor, and started
| had been asleep, and in my slumber had
knocked book OF the small table at my elbow.
The fire was burning low, and rose in A cor.
fused state to trim 1t, when my eyes fell upon
what had seen on the previous evening. In
the imperfect light 1t seemed taller and more
Ing me nom behind. AS my eyes fell upon il r
gave loud shrek and caught hold Of the chair
to support me. AS I did SO saw the figure
gradually recede from me, ana the room seemed
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4 CURIOUS RAILROAD SCHEME.
SfOOVed Pavem ents in which Vehi.
cles OF Different Gauges NAV be


lsed.
Ihe .Grooved Pavement Company" petit
uoned the board of aldermen, yesterday. for
authority 10 lay in Broadway, from Union
square to the South Ferry and In the streets
when when lead from Broadway to the Fulton, Wall
street, and South Ferries, five sets of tracks
with three rails in each set. The comnanV
PROPOSES sssd TO o. nave the tracks gagged to suit
lege of running vehicles for Carving nassen-
gers and baggage at intervals OF two minutes
az q speed mat shall not make the time less
than twenty minutes from Union square to any
OF lne ferries; the fare to be ave cents for each
passenger and nifty pounds OF personal bag
gage. AS consideration for this franchise the
Gompan! agrees to keep the streets In which
Ine tracks are laid well paved and cleaned.
ana 10 pay the city one cent for every run fare
corrected. The company also asks permission
~ lay one hundred feet OF these tracks on the
norm SIDE OF l4th street, at Union square on
which to make an experimental test OF its
sHneme. Ihe petition closes with the expires
fdo 10 oI Ine opinion that this scheme may lead
70 tne use OF compressed air as a motive bower
lor all KINDS OF vehicles.-N. Y. Stn
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THE FACTS
Fatty Sustained.

One lrnbrOkcn Chain Of Evidence
and Testimony.
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Listen To the maiden's signs,
Through the liyelong day:
How their weary, longing signs
Near the fima ayyayf

Wear The time away!
Languidly they NOPE about,
All their hopes are fed;
They are in the cold left out
Leap-years nearly dead,
And the proverb haunts their mind,
Like spell is cast
"A heart they'll never, never find
When the festive leap-year's passed.
lOI Citu Dcrrick.
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T OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICE!

IAhE NUIICE.
All correspondence should be with NJ. A.
Dauphin as below. In all cases the TICKETS
themselves are sent, and neyer circulars offering
certificates or anything else instead. Any one pro-
wise. his own behalf or that of the Company, lie
q .rrfanl
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A Splendid Opportunity

wise on his own behalf or that of the Company, is
a S,ciIdler.
A Splendid Opportunity
TO WIN A FORTUNE.
FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS A,
1lTH, 1881,
l2SrH MONTHLY DRAWING.
louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution regularly incorporated by
the legislature of the state for educational and char
liable purposes in 1868 for the term of
Twenty-Five years, to which contract the in
yloable faith of the state is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an Overwhelming popular
adopted December I'd, AID. 1879 with capital of
81, 900 600. to which il has since added reserve
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU-
IlON Will take place monthly on the second Tues
1t Never Scales or Postpo,es.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. goo.
100, coo TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Capital Prize. $50, 600
Capital Prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0,U0
Capital PT1ze. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,OoG
2 Prizes Of So, 500. ............... 5000
Prizes Of 1,OOO...................... 5, 900
100 Prizes of l0O....... 10, 900
500 Prizes of 2O...................... 200
LOCO Prizes of IO...................... lO. 900
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
9Approximation Prizes of SS00...... 81, 100
9Approximato1 Prizes of 2OO...... ], $40
DIFFERENTIATION Prizes Of 10O..-.. 900
], S57 Prizes amounting to. Sll0 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points to whom liberal compensation will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express Registered
Letter, or Money Order by mail. Addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La
or nj. A. DAUPHIN, at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New Yo1k.
Or Up. HORBACH,
8O5 18th &C. NV. Washington. DC.
eE- All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management of Gems. Il.
L. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY. dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24

TO WIN FORTUNE.
FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS A,
al NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JANUARY
1lTH, 1881,
12SrH MONTHLY DRAWING.
, 1880-03-11

Plumb made n short ntdrcsa, stating thnt the
Chicago L Htrawn Natiroad Company WIS or.
Fnnizcd on tho lat jny of July Inst At that
tImo no right Of way hnd tncn secured and no
location tlctnrtnincd npt,n. "Tt1cn It wis TINT
capital. tnsptred sly enterprise, cntie fur tHtnr
10 cnno fnrth md firm, another thread IN TINT
nctwnrk With which rnIlrmt,s have nirentty
chnhked th!a prrat RtAte. The AT and the eaw
:scrc vet At shipping encli t!c. and workfnCn in
nenaccfnrec. mill with the wtdcr, working
mafsfy @ Of s %,der1 ss crated @ ~
the .line:y miles of trnek. and the clrRnnt irnn
t,ridFe which rpnn: tt1c Knnknkce. md thia tlax
Thc chIcas, sirnwt, itaiirnn,1 eor,tncriccs on
tho Ch!cna6 fadmcah t',hw trlNE Incorporated
ft the WAfdrtt fsrtrfn, at Struwn. ard runs IN
tho t'htcnn, & Western indlnnn i.Allr1ati fr'm
hofcntr-flfth street The totnl length II ninety
one miet, and passes through m ai'ns',t Mnin,
fnrns. The Rtntfing. 1ih*orry. atf hrtd0rs. ruth
nf wMh and iro urt. first Glass: .tf.s 1:'y 1nk,
~ IT,, rss is.f a. .'se rhs raaa Tth M
s,irpassed by my now rRffsnnd IN tho Vest: II f.
worthy 81 remark tint the trnck # !l.i, rat!rot
tentTai t % md over m % tho Gnicas',. ! nock M i.and
Pacific. thus securing 70 all three rnatfe cotn-
nlct; Immunity tcnn the ttnl,xcs and ;'elay: =,
grn'io cr"s:inxs' Ths rSht Of vay j tse enttre
line hns &t.cu secured without lttiRauon, aud
!'vnry tnh0rrr. 1las bren prnnrtiy },at'l. Ms.
co"prtc @ t asves to tho E wan.h. ii. III iouis n.
ellie nM whIct, line It II e. lie q rMttI direct
md independent connection with Gh5toFo. and
furnishes tn the citT 0nr IT lts khnTtest lines t1
1T. lt!ns. nnd nlso connects Chichgn with t)tnaha
and Knnsas [ity by n cnnttnun'is line nnlgr nflr
ownership md mann8cment: ansl y u. Intimate t
Nebraska. Kantns. CUlnratlo, Missouri. aud
Texas. i challenges the inquiry whether any
fnSE fni,c wsy e't1 n chesF hsta ta w + 'ns
Us tho WAbnsa,, st. Lt't1!s i Pacific.
, 1880-03-11
Western Roads Agree on the in-
Bound Foreign Emigrant
Business.
Laying or tho Last Rail on tho
NYabnsll's Chicago Ex-
tension.
Rarefnced Extortion on East-Bound
Livestock Rates.
What the Southwestern Association Did
at St. Louis Yesterday.

1sta",eH.' st'iir'.AA ', ,,.. > ..,',
y inet'tsnE Of General PASSENGER and Ticket
Agents wos h"ld ut tho Tactnc notel yesterday
f,,, ,rt .a.,,ra,t',r, srs,n,n IN co,dmcf,r" tho
~. ~ ,.E, 'e s. ~ .no
tc"f!nar'1 cfnRrfnt huttnes.. mere ~err rrcs-
cnt W .'"hn.on, Illinois centrni; F. myers,
N,,,hwt..trr,. ,, r x I.ond. Wabash: J. n. WIZ
,.,i, 3, t,m's",. ~ H. 'r m..",,,,..n... = g: 80.
nfn y: w. ttsehcock' bmr!'nsso'' :, Z: T. u. 1ohn
aud ". 4. Strong. H0ck Island: A. '. IT. Cnrrcr-
Ter Milwaukee h At. Paul: II, C, Wcrtwnrth
:tirbIrou cnn,-a,. 7 ". rnrv, r.nko ehnr,'
t.as ~, T.,,a"
th'ncs Gharittn. Alton: .lhmes Hn"f1' Nc~ YORK
Central; anti George II. Daniels. Secretary. MI.
ostcr ,nn,,1 tha ctajr. s,s,n,, ,bo, ~"
a,,,.e. ~ .9s .no ..,. ~. a. s.a"S ., s"a
os9cet o. tno meot'ns was 10 p'as ufs'h
% nlctn3rinl. drnwn np At mcctins held at st,
lines. through Commissioner Fink. regarding tho
present sSEton of conducting tho eeubtMrd emil
Krnn business. and suggcsting r1lt1ical cllangcs
thcrcn.
Tic matter wns discussed Al GrcHt length. and
urtnt fn,,lt wna fntnl With tho nerccincnt, capc-
clnlly with TINT part prohibiting thr payment Ut
commissions, rcEntcs. etc. After making iurRc
n,it,inr of nitcrattons md additions IL aTrt,
, 1880-03-11
A SOCIETY DRAMA.

Edward colo, sRlnonkecrer at No. ~ nlno
fsiand avenue. waa ut tho Ar1nory yesterday
charged With shooting instdo tho city limits.
Bo,ne few ycara ago, when Colo WAS n porter
at the Palmer House,, ho fell In with
q young wotnan whom he married Aug. Il,
1870. Tho 18th ut ncacmhor following She nre-
eentcd hin With son. This !otl to II separation.
willingly accoptod tlrr exranatiot, that hcr
eo,!aIl was tho fMther s,f thu child, md prs,nise
TO dp nll in hts power to Md her. Two mouths n4o
l'ntlcRu IN atnto stre0t fur trentMcnt. Ycktcr
day she was tn 90 ho,nn to E1r folks Mt Tcxns.
every convenience fur. her. Whun they met
e Tug collaSn a's whsKy as we ~ US yp i%,
@ he M tlrow "o"'' revolver, o. It tho % sasae sa
lime mnkin4 thrsats to end hfs lfn shon anl
there., Tho ucelsontal dlpehargoot tho wcom.
brought him buck to hA eosey, however, aud 1lo
quietly surrendered 10 tho }lrst pillscr thAt
showed up. Laying, asijo ehis little piece 1T
fully, tho parting botweott him and his wife VIM
q peGlilufly RFtuuDiiatu onbt
, 1880-03-11


NEw YonK, March l0.-The Stockholders Of tho
Union Pacto hallway Company to-day elected
tho following Directors: Sidney Dillon. nnvid
Dows, r. r. Eckcrt, Jug Gould. Solomon Iinmph~
reya, and R,,sscll snga, Now York: Elisha At
kins, Frederick l.. Atues. Ezra II. rarknr. md
+. Gartinn De1tor, Doston; s. II. II. Cinrk. Onia-
In; crcnvillo u. DtA'ge, Council Ii'utfs; Car'os
T. G,ssio 81. 1s sst Tii9 ato T. Scott EF'c fa
he ann's! rEorta n sows the opeEaons for
iil9s. $lA:0l ,0s7; opcrntinT expenses, Including
.Sxcs st71s; enrnlas, e.. sGrMnsnss, q @ tH!,
mrnt securities, nakGs a total ut T., l43,bes.
Te far int"fost On m t''s dy.
Funds ,lct!alctcti <6ae,4::7 frrm tho earnings,
lsaytng snrplns q fi.l1 .le1 for future nse;
tho year was *do,4es,ooo Compared with Inst
ycar tho tncrc9sn Il, cummings was e1l.sa, and
The passenger cArninEa for 1ass and 1snte..lnr!ro
IA follows: 1879 &i, ,'tN'; IT'D. tso: .Mas N.
crchRa, f17k0. Freight earnings, 1875, II, ,+ GU;
1870 fT,424.6tf; 1ncr4Mse, $lS, ,Ba11.
, 1880-03-11

Tho trouble between the city and the Chicago
l. Western Indiana Railroad Company Is Mt Inst
Settled SO fur Ns tho Temporary occupancy Of a
part OF Stewart nvonuo south Of Grove street
Is concerned. Tho ordinance granting tho Com
pnny the right u way into tho city provides that
thoy shatt run their tracks 1Q1 fect west OF
Stewart avenue up to tho Intersection Of Grove
street, whcrc they can cross over diaEonally
upon their own property; but this does
not Appcar to bave suited them, aud
for weeks they have hccn trying TO
get permission tt run nfong the nvc,,un md
croes tt, to tho damago nf aajaceHt property, 1t
Is alleged. They hnye had several conferences
on tho subject with Commissioner Waller, but
he took tho position that he could not allow
them any privileges they did mt hnye by Ortll.
rnncc. Thoy asked him for temporary use nf
tho avenue, aHrcenR give bind 70 renlnyc the
tracks In four months, but hs wAs still
o,,durato. Finally. tho rnRttcr was taken
to tho Mayer md tho Law Depnrt:.
meHt, md RftcF fnfno delny whit
tho railroad asked for has tkrn gfnt,ied, and tho
Company ID HOW snid to 10 III full occupancy OF
tho street. Tho pruperty-Dwiiers nrc trhclliilg,
nf course, hut tho concessions nlRtte to tho city
by tho railroad sceH tn sAtisfy his f1nn0r. md
oil is peace. IIe promises, however. to SEQ that
tho trucks nrc removed ut tho end of four
months, by which time tho railroad expects to
bnyc HGttcn possession Of enlng property In tho
vicinity. which will make tholF inlet casy aud nil
they desfrCs
, 1880-03-11

------------
r,';,,,s ! ~ tsq 2cf fcfsSxe .ss h s sn much !" to
doof, anil
1nE MOTHER or Misa hrNc1t-
Mrs. nasts No. 4--tmmctllntcly prtccctleh to
takc Msn ,nvts No ! tn tnak fnr tho sur sln hnd
fast ., np.H lnr tlnuuhtcr's ehastity Mrs. Clcvn-
infen,r,ts ifnr, mn, rr,Mcctie,i to ns1,lnint Il,
YAK di nn!l w.rsls ~" nIgt-that her tnHghtos
r, st'Fca it. hy ~, ,'ny!ns tint t1e clc1s q tha
II int s @ sn TfSsf" Ts nny 'Ss 's % 'hnas asx ssrs ~
str;. t;rvcIa,,d re,,ctch fnr Tho nllcnrti Wits.
nn ssr,,ck at her twonr, thtnc times. whIa tIo
her tOnE'c..rertIculnrly' tho inter, ,f1'in
sts'i . f1f M %' %is Ss'% s:rt ri III s s .sS ssS
for her. md tho street exhibition was over.
nayfs wGs r. nG tlspo:ca to d, lancl. II tho vay
the public. whon nprrmtchc,l iy . Ti.tsuH!
representative, he started out ''y 'ayns he had
''Et'Ahprn At1' OVER , TIE co''srnr As ntoA-
Wetf, wien the time tntnc. hc wns wiling 70
be {n'txts fnlry and inrartlally l,y the law. Ltn
tho I,awres,ces. Of tho ,arna ii i.awroce:
t1 f. Sn @ IT. On n. n5yn 5 Whrm II na
liKh statement fttstn ne Df tho Alb1ny Bc{Nta?
teftcr wrltton i,y tho AIbany ,ia!lcr, which, as
tho rcpnrtcr afterwards lcnrncsl t1avis cnpi-
sn,x nnsif NJ t4 a IN cs ict mt se aG, I" s
havcd hImseIf while n 1n!l, ,l,h ttut Tho lallcr
hMi Yrcnt "nntlttencc-for some ,nkntwn rra-
The rerortcr sa}!I ho :ltd't.t want t..
After trnl nf urging. D!yts finally consented
.3tsli whnt hG k,,Gw I I1cxarsinE tho wa,nan with
III mt hcr,"7 he said," in oehkosh III lss6 Or
70 As otner tr9yelng ,nc1 vii do un,!cr Tho
pcllcl rnit!cr ihnn have her mike 1,oEso alo,lt
4. to snpp4rt hsr. a'ld to bring her forward .as
thnu to Ivy ilfe Of TINT kind nFain, Gs every
lnnsst n. mn tint Processes to DO chrsti"t'
"Iol1 ,scro marricd to hcr"
"..lias ahhsc hs n marrtnee certificate r
hsnd i!vts. navd it, smcli am ' iehen @ :: Ming. "s
Of osh1osti, know her. and \; Weed, Of this city,
@ re q 81 assns sH mt no 9 fs ay e. sfo % e
~ It t. ,s alleged TINT you hnve fow othcrwivc
.,, "o1 ;hst Z Il? +, we WI when get ready to talk
And TINT wua et,osit nit the returned Ln.hdrlo
'E inE tho clesolande, ho mngnalilmousy assertod
nE WAS THEIR FRIEND,
though thny dill appear 70 1t somewhat down
g lliin: and ha rrs','ahly inspired tlo toleFrnn,
he gut from, their tnEhtcr nt Toledo, telling
I@va h ,t sG nr%. wa q rca sso m taga hcGe h
younK la'ly, but conI'r'aci the statement 81
= a!spntrl rese'sel = day or two ago 70
When he left lor horo. llo aHllcd. ho ilail every
fol eaS so va o t 'o a n m aer nS II aye fqr u0
Regarding thu other alleged wives. h1wcver,
, 1880-03-11

hATElEsoHo. n. g.. sept: Il. ls3a.-Afessrs.
DEAN SlKs. il affords mo groat poaslre to fn-
forn. ynn Of tho wonderful cure your "Constl-
tuition Water" has wrought upon my vito. l(os
dtseaaa ct thu kidneys, bur, thanks to you, sho
u ~ Wou to-day " she over WIZ l,a hor lfv. sho
u.otl{cno sho would hnyU been dead t,foru thts
time, anu truly hopes that u!l whu suffer with
nrIxhts kidney !lscase will try your " Coi.st!tu-
tloM Water" boforo they walt too long. Wlsl,-
tnE ytHi many happy years, aud that your mudf-
eliS nv EsaSh every sAslerer: 4In. xFs, very
Ask your druggist for it,
, 1880-03-11
COMPANY ORGANIZED.

cpttF9F UHF8sFR :" 3'91 E"'e"2" 37to"'"F
HAnrEoNn, Conn.,, March ln.-The tlrat-mort-
gago bnnlholdcrs OF tho old Connecticut Valley
Itniir1ad. who forcclosod sotno time since. aud
were Incorporated by tho Legislature under tho
tt1e Of tho Hartford l. Connecticut Wiley ltA{l.
road Company, orHantxcd hero to-lay, and
elected 40 tho noard 1T Directors, Chester W.
Chaplin af Springfield, Dan!o. C. sPencer OF Say
brsnk, and r. NJ. Allyn, Charles Thlllyicr, Ntch.
arl u. hubbard. Henry KellngR. Cnerlos n.
Sacn aa1 ~ cs cn"F .s ns srfq3 s
f1,utt rllns from saytrnnk, nt the mouth OF the
Connecticut, northwnn1 To 1Inrtfnrd. and t,Ns
north. Tho now atinfnlstration reports that It
ia paylng. The cApital stock will 10 axcd at
$Wl,UQ,
, 1880-03-11

ST. Louis. Mnrch 10.-At tho adjourned meet
Ing of tho Southwestern hallway Ass0ciatlon ut
tho Lfndell H0tcl to-dAy tho Committee ar.-
pointed to consider unsettled matters and dovlse
now plnn OF organization made a rcpurt.
Practically, tho report Of the Committee mikes
two divisions Of tho thEco, rs hcEctofore,--tho
Chtoag0 lIanaslal, and ST. Irou,s,-sn1,stfsuttng
tllorctur two, tho Chicago lllcs and tho st.
Louis lines. Hannibal ia now classod with st.
Louis, Seca'isa tho rates arc tho eaino and tho
amount which ia to hc allotted to tho
lianribal & st. Joe ftoad IL To bo con-
t9lbuted cqaally By tha Chicago ard
St. Louis lines. Tho percentages In
nre to be lotetmin,tl by arbitration, aud TINT
arbitration is to taao place bcfare April ], and
IL to he K0geFs tn all business frdm Dec. to
July !. It Is 1urthor provided that any party
dtesat1sfled with tho arbitration must giyo
notice within i've dnys after tho announcement
of the award. OF desire for further arbitration.
Such second arbitration must take place prior
to July ensuing. If thun tho eanlo partyts
!.ho dssoo.ation sfter % days' notice:
i my, would occur Jun. /, issl. Mr. William il:
stEo,'E V!oe- -r!ss!tlent a1,d GeneTa! m ManaEcr of
ill., q. 4. smith, rrafi's s!snager Of tho Chicago.
Burlington Y,tnsy 1tai!Eo9 wtro selected ss
For tho Chicago Division e the following were
ss Scs;a saps;tsasa G. g cS!ssss c!sss A4Ss.s: Ss4
Ss:'s'a ;s!!Ssy' .: g. eestts f'fSsE
i ihIr,l unpIto. i va, further decided that i
y to e @ t"ngsxo 5sMl a onmaxe y to ,sp; b. d.
sha!! be aiIottca when determined upMl by the
arl'itratoIs. Thu Chtoago arhtrators yin: prior
S a. AS ~ NV Wab%s ne %ssa sts sa n9s
Ch1cagn l1i Is ready tn do business over !ts own
road. nbout tho lhtIi Of June:
assat Il any road u tho 1ssoeistion. sa'aiia -
@@agasss a!axlsy Taers 10 VII lillss''"ss; Ss
9 sssas H. xs; A VIII VIII rs1te.s s s Il II @ H.
ho f;atls +. tho Il. I1uls lISisoa ars liz AZ.
and tho tGieas" Xlton. All lie other rs'ais il
the Assocatton aEe counted ~ tho chicago Dt-
Tho Fre!eht Agents Of tho Association worked
noarIy alt tho afternoon tn * tno Joint raes Of
translnrtation osur the trunk li,!cs east q e;
eeetr d chieasa @e'ia:'s'isy. tsroh 81. 70 whca
n' .Ss seees sss''a" SastS + t9s s s%issse 4>sun
NEW YoHk, harch h. l9;-oaolal ,; = n94yato Dr.
oas ~ ,ss % a. cssiay ss tSa sspresen,atise: ss
nf the Hannibal 4 fl. Jnknph, Wahilsh. II. L'uis
rase: 9Ra sissnuft @ f. pasI'io conpsntcs hed
ceniazo was REFERRED to ". Il. Birong, General
Manager 0f tha Atrhtsan, Topeka & Santa "a, It
being agreed thai his decision shall dato back %
neo: |, the dAtD nf tho disruption of the old
PHol. Az three F3,atls telohg q 9ay Could. mud
declaration II war nn hia part agu!nst tho other
snemboru ct tho old pt,ai; aisn to Indicate
uMila's purpose mt 70 pay The "a 900 due that
pool from the Missouri Pueblo Company,
CHICAGO d sTllAyN COMPLETED,
Tho last rail on the Chicago b Etrawn ltutlroad
Chicago extension Ut tho Wabaah) was laid
yesterday, Dir. ttaIPh Plumb drove tho last
spike In tho absence Ut Mr. George L. Dunlap,
who wns to have performed thI& Important
ceremony. 4 largo number Of 9sutlemen In
, 1880-03-11

CLEVELAND. O., hiarch l0.--Tho ann,'a! meet.
Ing Ut tho Stockholders Of ths Cleveland, Tus-
carawas Valley l. Wheeling hallway Company
was hetd hure to-day. Presdaut cha1aberlalns
report shaws tho earnings Ia hRya eoeH *44s,1i9;
expenses, f.A .43D; MT enrntngs, fi6!Aig. The
following full lunrd Of utruet0rs WIS ref3Gctott:
t;el4h Chamberlain, ". y. stEcatof. A,nnka at0nv,
Jnmes Masotl. an! i: r Aycra, Of tigy1laild; II.
O., element lsussell, Ut MuSsllton; aud Il. II
rprklng, pf Warren. q.
, 1880-03-11
CtNClNNAJtS hauslC.B0X.

CINCINNATI. MnFun 10.-At a meeting Of tho
Directors Of tho Auscal- Festival Association
this eycninY, tho resignation Of George warl
Nichols, President waa accepted, als0 at
Directors J. ,liurnnt, Jr., and retar Ilunt,lph
Nen: Tho plan to retuln Mr.. 1holnaa ut tho
atelest IL the stact as sss @ III
thore II now eoulo hnpe oi attecess ot tho
project u keop hilA heft ~ tho hoad Vt tho
Orchestra TgAlnIug- Sellll0l.