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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
HEALTH AND WEALTH.

IL seems strange that any one viii suffer from
the many arrangements brought on by al i'm.
pure state OF the blood, when ScOvill's Blood and
Liver syrup will restore perfect health and ply
steal organization. II is indeed u Strengthening
syrup. pleasant to take, and has proven itself to
be the best blood purifyer ever discovered: ei
iectually curing SCrofula, Syphilit'c disorders
Weakness OF the kidneys, all Nervous disorders
aud Debility. II corrccts indigestion. u makeS
the old feel Young, the young feel gay, and will
invaribly drive on: OF the system the many III
that human flesh and blood are he'll 10. Pric.
Of large bottle with full directions, 81 co. A
single bottle will prove to you It's merits ~
health renewer for II acts like charm, especi
ally when tho complaint Is Of an exhaustive
nature. having n tendency To lessen the natural
vigor OF the brain and nervous system. Renem
Der we keep this excellent Blood and Liver
Syrup for sale at our drug store in Wheeling
and do most cordially recommend IL 10 our Gus
toners and all good people. Logan, List Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
'Daily except Sunday.
No. Z and q stop ut all stations.
wEsTBOUND TRAINS.

Pullman Palace, Drawing Room aud Sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
south and Southwest, North and Northwest,
making this desirable route for colonlss and
,ersonS moving 10 the great West, and to whom
,ar,icular attention is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
cave Wheeling 500 4. N. 2:O) and $40 P.
No trains run on this division OH sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale at DEPOT
Office open at al hours during the day.
Information to the travelling public cheerful!y
oven. W. n. CLEMENTS, N. OF
X. I. DEvERlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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a Card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&c, / will send recipe that will cure
Won. FREE OF cHAkGE. This great RENE
DIV was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send q self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Sat;on ID. New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. R
Condensed Time Card.

GOING EAST AND WEST
On and after June Is. 1870, all trains will run
lsily Except sunday, rs follows:
3 Through trains TO Pittsburgh.
although trains to Cleveland,
although trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsville and
cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

Cincinnati man had iys portrait
nainted in Paris. His friends COM
blamed TO him that it was much too old.
That's " hat | ordered" he said. 1T
will save the expense OF another one
ten years from now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
Eat Candy

Iivou will, but be sure TO use S6zoDoNr
right away. in order to carry oil lis IN.
inrious effects upon the teeth. All
rspdy-eat, r. should carry SozoDoNr with
them, il they wish to keep their teeth
sound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16


Mary W. Bier. q. al.
In tsc County Court Of Ohio County-in
Chancery.
Pursuant u decree cntcnd I the above en-.
titled causc. on the nth day of September. lssp,
the uud, nj sned special Commissioner will seli
Of tho front door II the Court House Of ohio
county
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF WOVEN
BER Ism.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, the following
described Tea, estate towii: A lot of ground
on Wheeling Island. belug lot Numbered !. In
square numbcr I, In Gilchrsts sddition 20 the
City Of Wheeling fronting about sixty tol frSt
on the cat skie of hes,nut street, and rnnning
back at right aatlrs with sai 1 strct, u uniform
width Of about sixty t6ol feet 81 the ohio river.
There Is on ssid lot = good frame dwelling
house
TERNs ~ sALr:-Onc-thini ~ the purchase
money, and ~ much mor ~ the purchaser may
elect 10 IVY. in ,ash and the residue In twS
quail annual iustallments with Interest from
e day cf sale, the purchaser giving his notes
for the ccferrcd pay mcnts. securrd 10y personal
or other security ,aii> hctory 10 the Commission
Co. aud the ttie Ia IL retained until the PAY
mcnt Of the purchase money III iuli
I. 4. JONES,
ocltrAt Special Commissioner.
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Henry,s C,,rI,olie Salve!

The only salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains. Corns and all kinds OF SKIN Erup-
tons. This Salve Is guaranteed 70 give suSae-
tion In every case. BE sure you get Henry 9 Car
bolic Salye a. all Others are limitations frice
sc. For sale hy Loan, List 3 O., Agen6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hypo-
ph5sphites is not only the most reliable
ryruedy for consumption, but II is spe-
c;tic also for Bronchitis and Asthma.
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THE LADIES ALL SAY

vJNHAT LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.'S EXCELSIOR
i Baking Powder is the best in the market
ForBniscuit and Batter Cakes it i unrivalicd
Sold by the beat del les. Ask forthc Excelsior!
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a STITCH IN THE BACK,

Or Ne,k. and Pains. Bruises and swellings, are
promptly relieved by using Losn's Arnir',, an
elegant e1ternsl remedy. Price 2Sc So!i o!
LNNiAN. LIST u GO.
Wholesale nrngcisis Bridge Conner. Whecllng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

- ~ De deceived by remedies BEARING q
-. ... other Preparation il a SUB IL
D. IT, ..i.. rJuy circumstances
.. 1a- Bottle. SiN iby S-.JO.
- y .-IAN. LIST n ~
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P0R oAl9s
Trvsfec's Sale q Centre Wheel.
fn1 Property.

ing Properly.
ny VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUgf nAD1
ID BIZ John p. Beihl and 6usm a. 1e1hi IA
wiie, 70 George o. Davenport, ruseee. oefeQ ne
iosh DAY OF september 1874, and recorded U tne
once oil the clerk VI the County Court o. ono
county. In book No. s. folio s.. 10 Will deed
the undersigned was substituted - trustee ~
an order Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county. q
liz April Term, 1850, 70 Wit: on the lsih DAY o.
July. lsso), win, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBKR 80 1850.
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. r., sell ct puolicc
auction, at the mont door OF the Court House at
Ohio county. the following property In Centre
wheeling. that IL 10 say: A piece or parcrl Of
land containing about eighieen and one.half
poles. lying In what Is known as the pasture
Field" belonging 10 the estAte III the late John
Eoff, In The Sixth ward OF the City Of Whe< ling.
and bounded and described as fnl ows: B. gin.
ming At . stake distant =. 20 4 ~ feet from the
outhesst corner Of piece of and convey ed TO
Shphen ciart by the aid John Eof, ~ thence
g. s0s 4 100 fe~t TO stake; thence 5Ds W. 50
iees 10 Q stake: thence y 20 W. 100 ieet 10 q
Q stake; thence N. ~ X 20 feet To the beginning
TERMS OF SAlH-one half or sue b gnster sum
- the purchaser may elect 20 nay, cash. and the
residue on q credit OF six aud twelve months,
with interest, securSd TO the satisfaction Of the
trustee.
The title Is believed to BE- perfect. hut selling
Is trustee win only cpnyey snch ~ is vested in
me BY said deed. JOHN WALTON. Trustee.
W. II. HALLER. Auctionecr sp:d
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We REG TO REMIND YOU

That we keep the lagos, stock and the most ap
prnyed 1nl.ses. Supporters. SdrGical lnstru
ihents &c TIusses carefully adjusted. Ap
paratus for deformities furnished 10 order. Call
on LOGAN, LIST y co,
Druggists Dr. dye Corner.
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YOU MAY FIND RELIEF

Promptly from that Cough and HOarsencss by
using pr. Chapman's Horehound BalSam. IL
does not diSorter the st>macH, ana IL pleasant
ssfe md efectusl, Price DC Foa sale by
LOGAN, LIST q co.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTlCE-
Ths - the only Loftsry stcr rot,d ~ By The eo-
pc Of a .td'e and under tlt dopioa n Tie
q. $ suLr M CoHr al Wc,.isgfoH, 70 nc only
Legal L,reFy MIR in n.e tstt1 tases, al other
eharu. hrriag Ls,a rrp>aLod @ hari"g no f1'H-
nee.
splendid opportunity 70 vim . fortune.
Eleyenil. Grand Distribution. Clas j.. OF Sew VI!
lcaus day. November Th. lS1-l3bb
Monthly DfaMinR.
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BelIaire and Southwestern r. e.

Trains n AXE connection with B. 80. and c. d
P. raj! roads. All Lains run daily. sunday ex-
ceptei. 5. L. MOONEY, President.
GEO. HENRY. Geu'l Manager. -
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dissolution Notice.

. ~ ~. Bros. & Co. Wholesale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

i.s7 Prizes amounting $0
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Of
ali points, 10 WHOM liberal compenastion VII
he paid-
rur inrth.i Information. write, clearly. giving
full Addressed. Sel.d orden By expren CO
Hl..isteIei Letter. or Money Order By mall.
Addre1 Cd only 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
TELEGRAPHfC NOTES.
A PHOSPHATE MINE SOLD.

4 PHOSPHATE MINE SOLD.
OTTAWA. Jan. IA 4po-acre phosphate mine
In Ottawa County has been sold for $1,000
AID FOR IRELAND
HAIIFAx, Jan. 22.-Cocctors for the irish Relief
Fund WORK In the different wards OF the city.
JUDGE McCRARY on the BENCH.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-Judge McCrary took his seat
on the United States Circuit Court bench here TO day
RATIFYINd THE CAUCUS DECREE.
NEw-OREANs Jan. 22.-Ihe Legislature to-day
elected L. Gibson United states Senator Tor SIX years com
CINCINNATps NEXT FAIR
CNCINNAu Jan. 22.-Ihe Exposition Commls-
soncrs have decided TO hold an exposition IN lsO IRON
september to october9.
APAssAIC BRIDGE COMPLETED.
BAsKING RnGE n j. jan - lbs ,,. rasac ,,iiI ana
was completed this evening Trains are now running
O'N :" LUCKY DEPoslToRs.
MIDDLETowN, \. Y. Jan. % ,ltesever yer BnrroughS
Bank to-day final DIVIDEND Of 2 per cen IN lieu oil several
LAST HoYoRs TO CAPTAIN ADAMS,
J@n 22Ihs GeSs s on III SomSbG S@R5
the United saie rgae Hartford were today inferred In
ALuMBER CONTRACT
OTTAWA Jan. Ia local forwarder has con-
ractcd freight lOOOOO0O feet of lumber from the Chaa
s5 s ys s sPs e an advance O' % cents per
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Committee has i,ca % the G Of May as for holding
The state 10 select delegates 10 mo Hopuohean
AN EMIGRATION Project.
WINNIPEG, Jan 22.-Mr. MolynenX s.. John.
ami Manitoba Railway has gone TO England 10 promote
emigration to the lands OF the company.
THE NBw-JERsEY MAsONs.
TRENTON, N j.. Jan. 22.-Ihe annual session OF
the Grand Lodge and Accepted Masons OF the state
ton NJ w Hamilton Wallis OF Jersey city, was elected
Grand Master.
HEAVY Snow IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. III Inc heaviest snow storm
Of the prevailed throughout Wisconsin yesterday and
from twenty inches deep, and the lumbermen are
jubllani over the prospects.
COLLECTION FOR THE IRISH ORDERED.
PRoVnDl NCF Il. l.. Jan. 22. BISHOP Hendrckcn
ha, addressed letter the Catholic cergymen Of the
Ulcosc of Providence directing that collection ne asen
February all chur hes o this Doee Sc for the alleva
OF the distress In Ire and
INDIAN FOOLISHN EsS.
WIVNIPEG. Jan. 22.-|aptan Young, ot the Cus-
toms Department OF Winnipeg, Manitoba sys that although
Wood aOln,an lc,nlng with n II
ana game flacAect actnily starving being TOO
proud ythng which they cannot hunt on horseback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnINGTON, Thursday Jan. 81, 1850.
Dr. y s. Smith. OF Fmt, Mich, has been appointed
Physician 70 the YanktOn (DaEc;a) indian Agency
The seventh arnu1l dinner of the Na,e Alumni Ass
c,oion OF this city Will be given tomorrow evening.
The Treasury Department today purchased $4,000
ounces OF silver for the Philadelphia and san Francisco
hints.
IL is reported that ex-Governor p T. s Pinchback, OF
Louisiana is TO be appointed Naval Officer at New
orleans.
The President has withdrawn the following nomna
tons for Census Supervisors william F. Seymour for
the Win District of Indiana SAMUEL THOMPSON orthe
IId District Of Alabama, ana Henry Hammond Tor the
Id South Carolina Distl!cL
The b reported to-day by Senator voorhees, from the
Joint Committee on Library provides fora john comnl
cc of three Senator'S ana ;Lrec To exam
inc what beneficial changes can be made ~ ne capitol
BuidnC the better accommodation or the houses OF
Congress and the Congressional Library
III the executive session OF the Senate today most OF
the time was devoted to debate the nomination OF Dr.
phljn G Wales 90 he Chief OF the Bureau OF Medicine
and surecry and Of the Navy Although
r,uorted favorably from tue Naval Committee 1t went
over without act ion Howard VI. Kutchn's nomination
went over for discussion until next Monday, Senator
Carpenter being absent.
Al the meeting of the National Board Of Super
yisors OF Steam Vessels to-day, letter from the
NeY ork and Charleston steamship Company, OF New
yok was read, ASKING If the steamship laws permit
he use OF electric lights for headlights on steamships.
The letter was referred 10 the Committee on Pilot
Rucs 4 committee report on Waue's llc-saNinE APP
naratus was adopted. DR.. Houston delivered an ad-
dress concerning the testing OF boiler plates.
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CRIMES md CASUAL11ES-BY TELEGRAPH.
A MuRDERIN PRISON.

CIxcIyyATr. Jan. 22-Parlck Guford has
killed Edward Connolly in fght which iaey han WINE I'M
nr soned IN Newport (Ky.) jan for minor 0nehces
CHILD KILLED BY COLD
HALIFAX. n. S. Jam 22.-A child Of Dr.. Mcln-
tyre Of inenberg died last night while ID sleigh with It's
A WoODCHOPPER FELLLD BY HIS OWN TREE,
IYoNs. \. Y, Jan. 22.-Mr. Frederick Hartnag.e,
has been zen assy n d m sG aves gs s4 ehdPcn A
NOT A DEFA Utter.
DeNvHR. Col, Jan 22.-B. +. Kennedy, the
proihOnoary OF Allegheny County Ienll sIved neIe to
night and says is truth IN The report that hc Is de
ia"iter' A PAYMAsTER ROBBED OF $4,000.
Fort Reno saws that Mayor BIownhead Paymaser U A.
was Of 0cO0 whe Oh his way from fot LeaVeh
THREE PERSONS KILLED
BRAZIL Ind, Jan. 22.-Au explosion occurred III
tnS hs the oWner Of the mine and fatally iuing William
Elder aud blacksmith named Jones'
LONE MAN MURDERED.
WIcuITA Kan, Jan. 22.-fhisi morning George
Duncan nving OHIO township in this COUNTY was found
on the prairie near his home dead %n his throat cut e
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
CLINTON Canada, Jan. 22.-1he boiler OF steam
machine at work ON the farm OF Malco
nps3ng Arthur Wandcss several others were injured
SAVED FROM A WRECK.
Sr JopN n b. Jan. 22.-Ibe schooner Eta
e and crew succeeded reaching land upon por
lions OF the deck deals shortly after the vessel noded
oil into the Day FOUND DROWNED.
PouGnKEEPsIE. n. y, Jan 22-,lhe Dody OF Ia,o
File Works thai place Gdag ~ al I'M he p @ mo the
si &c sunday night aod II Is suppOSou 'A"' u. i ~ VIZ
HUMAN SKELETON FOUND IN WELL
PM, anTI PuIA Jan 22.-.Ihc finding Of human
skeleton in wei! tisS & was Sca9whi caused condaabo
sensation. PISTOL knie ana hacnss haod stain.
,ound on the ela p,rtons Of the weapons Inc ienS
were those Of aiemaie
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INTIMIDATING CONGREssMEN.
NEW SCHEME OF THE FRIENDS OF THE wEAvET
BILL TO PREVENT MEMBERs FEOM OPPOSING 1T.

NEW SCHEME OF THE FRIENDS OF TIE WEAVER
BILL TO PREVENT MEMBERS FROM OPPOSING 1T.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRmUSE.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The dcmagogues who in
stgate the numerous socalled Soldiers Petitions in
behalf Of the Weaver bill, have hit upon a new
way to gain support for their precious scheme 1t
is in the form of threat to Congressman. In tie
House this morning Mr.. Singleton, of Illinois,
Democratic Greenbacler sent to the Clerks desk
and had read certain resolutions which accompanied
petition in favor of the Weaver bill, said 10 have
been signed by 500 officers, soldiers and sailors Of
the County of Greene in the State of Illinois The
second resolution is IN the following words:
Reso'ced. T0at now organize oil over the Nation
and That record of the action of the respective mem
bers of Congress kept to their respective opposition
or support given tins measure for future reference
The purpose of this resolution is of course, plain.
The request 10 have it printedin The Record, where
Congressman will be likely TO it, shows that this
resolution is only the first of food of similar
threats which is to follow. These resolutions will
doubtless be sent to every Congressman who has
any ex-soders in his district WHO can be hood
winked by Greenback emissarics and cajolcd into
signing them. congressman are extremely suscep-
tblc to such influences. No matter how wild
scheme may be. if it can be shown that any cOnsid-
cradle sentiment has been worked up in its favor
among the voters of his district, an average Con-
gresham is very careful to say little possible
against it,
This latest if not widest, of all the crazy
schemes of the Greenback men, is being very
shrewdly managed. Petitions in favor of the
Weaver bill keep pouring in. Not day passes
when the House is in session that some OF them are
not received On one day very recently Mr. Weaver
alone put in the petition box ifty-four such petit
TONS pu porting to bear the names altogether of
3,9sS ex.soldiers. An inspection by TRIBUNE
correspondent of one of these petitions which con-
tanned 92S names, revealed the fact that very
large number of the signerS inmates of the Ma
tional Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers at
Dayton, Ohio. great many of the names were
signed In the same handwriting proving either that
the names were fictitious, that their owners
could not write or if such persons exist that their
names were signed without their knowledge. OF
course Mr.. Weaver offers more of these petitions
than anybody else but there is scarcely Northern
Representative of either party who has not re-
ceived aud of course presented one or more of
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
THE UTE INVESTIGATION.
LIEUTENANT CHERRY TELLS ABOUT THoRNBURGH
-.-........... r-rno couINc IA CT

LIEUTENANT CHERRY TELLS ABOUT IHohNbOhuhS :
FIGuT-soUTHERN UTes COMING EAST.
lGESERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
WAsuINGToN, Jan. 22.-The House Committee on
Indian Affairs met this morning and resumed the
investigation INTO the causes of the recent Ute out
break. Commissioner Hayt continued his defence
Of the Indian Department.
Lieutenant Cherry, of the 9th Cavalry, also ap-
peared before the Committee. He was present
when Major Thornburgh held his conference with
the Indians, and he said Major 1bornburgh made IL
very plain to them. by repeated explanations and
assurances, that while he could not stop his march
at that particular spot he certainly would before
he reached the Agency. Lieutenant Cherry stated
that the Indians when they encountered their troops
on the day of the fatal fight were massed to the
number of 400 evidently for an ambush ard not
truce or conference. Ii the troops had not taken
side track by mistake, instead OF the usual road
every man would undoubtedly have been massa-
cred. In regard to the statement of General Adams
that the Indians told him the troops fired hrst upon
them Lieutenant Cherry said that, when the In
disus first seen, he was sent forward by Major
Thornburgh to parley with them. He rode out IN
sront of the command and waved his hat, recog-
hized friendly signal. but the Indians fired upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
SHOOTING At BIRDS IN NEU-JERsEY.

CAMDEN, n. j., Jan. 22.-A match between
mark OF Philadelphia and NewJersey, for rifle,
shot here to-day Matthew willard was the win
ner, making a of ~ out of possible so at 100
yards.
LONG BRANCH. Jan. GA gun club has been
organized here with fifteen members, and will be
known as The Branchburg Shooting Club. The men,
bers principally from the New-Yor. Long Branch
and Pleasure Bay Gun clubs. They will hold weekly
meetings at Branchburg.
BoYToS BEACH, Jan. pa large number OF New
York and NcwJcrsey sportsmen participated at sweep
shooting here to-day. The conditions were ten birds
each handicap rise. English rules. Mr. Gilroy, at
twenty-sx yards killed nine. and took the rife The
other best scores made by Messrs. Height and
Cobb, who each killed eight birds at twenty yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

WAsnIyGToN, Jan. 22.-The Senate con-
fir ncd the following nominations in executive session
today
william Colon Wisconsin, lie Receiver OF Public
Moneys al warsaw. Wis. =, -, -, ,,.,o,-
TO be posinasters: NJ. IL Casseli at Fl Paso III william
Wode1 at Iowa Fails Iowa Louis Weeker at woodland,
cal: WIsn Porter at san BeTnardino Cali Mrs Jennie
Buenaventurc Cal: JOhn a. keycs at Nslla
(.l.. Andrew at Fort Collins Coli James a.
tnoc AZ Ioseta Col; Charles T. Meyers at Psche, New.
Trd Lieutenant Worth a. Ross 10 be second lieutenant In
The service
no, Regtar Report Of C0nqressonat PrOceedgs see EOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
THE HEPBURN REPORT.
IT IS PRESENTED AT ALBANY.

GRAVE ABUSES REroRTED TO EXTsr-REMEDrEs
sUGGEsTED-A COMMISSION LIKE THAT IN
MASSACHUSETTS CONTEMPLATED.
The report of the Hepburn Investigating
Committee was presented to the Legislature
yesterday.
1t refers in detail to the leading features Of
railroad management. 1t holds that the
charges of discrimination have been fully sus-
tained, and that the abuses of the proxy system
are such as to require prompt legislation to pre-
vent their recurrence. Itstates that railroad stock
has been watered" to excess, and suggests
legislative checks. The report likewise
declares that the annual returns to
the State Engineer are defective, and
proposes that Railroad Commission
like that in Massachusetts be appointed. to
consist of three persons invested with extensive
powers.
Three members of the Committee disapprove
of the proposed Commission. Mr.. Grady an
nOunces that he will submit a minority report
on bis own account separate report on
elevated railroads will be presented next
week.
Six bills accompany the report, and have
been referred to the Committee of the Whole.
A great amount of interesting information on
railroads is embraced in the following I'M
pOrtant parts of the report.