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ArchbIshop PureeII's Condition.

CtSctSNArt, November 23.-A report
was printed here to-day that Archbishop
Purcell was at the point Of death at Ursi.
line Convent, Brown county, Ohio. Bishop
Elder who visited the Archbishop yestef.
day and left there to-day, sent the follow.
ing telegram from Chillicothe to Mr. Gar
land, Of the Catholic Telegraph in this this
city:
4visited the Archbishop. There Is no
very great change, but gradual declining.
He continues to be wheeled about the
grounds nearly every day."
In addition to this, Or. Calaghan, his
faithful secretary and attendant, passed
through this city to-day going 10 Little
Rock. Ark, which shows that he does not
regard the Archbisho2's death as immi-
minent.
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PRIZE FIGHTERS IN COURT.
Holden and White Bound Over 70 the
Common Pleas,

CLEVELAND, o., November 93.-The pre-
liminary examination Of George Holden
and Frank White, who acted as principals
in the pugilistic fiasco near Conneaut, on
the 10th inst, was had before Justice
Thomas Fricker, Of jefferson. At II
o'clock the prisoners were brought into
court from jail, and took seats at a table
directly in front Of the Court, and their
attorneys, Messrs. Rowland and Ruggles,
OF Jefferson. Defendants looked sad. I'm.
der the right eye Of White black and
blue swelling stood out, and iorcibly told
where Holden dropped on it in the third
round, Holden hadn't scratch on his
face.
The first witness forthe prosecution was
Deputy Sheriff Blondell, He told how he
drove up to the prize ring, made near the
railroad, by the State line, and saw some.
thing like $50 ersonssurounding two men
who were engaged in knocking each other
down. The men he recognized as the de.
PENDANTS, They were naked above the
waist, and were stepping about inside the
ropes sparring -Four other men were in.
side the ring, two attending each deiend-
ant The Sheriff stepped up, jumped over
the ropes into the ring, and said: "Gen-
tlemen, | am Deputy Sheriff OF this county,
and this fight must be stopped" 4 man
stepped up with the inquiry, "Well, what
in hi are you doing here?" He replied
that he intended to arrest the principals.
The crowd yelled "Put him out" "kick
him out, "Thump him, "Slug him" and
other pleasantries.
Immediately" witness continued, "sev-
eral caught hold OF me and threw me
over the ropes. At the same time another
stranger said, These men are only having
little wrestle; what will you take to 20
away? Here is $50n | Immediately
jumped back into the ring, and was imme-
diately thrown out on the other side, but
before taking the someBault exit was hit
in the head bya stranger. tried to get
in again, but they held me. In the mean
time the fighters were putting on their
clothes, and with the whole crowd l skip
ped over into Pennsylvania, where they
finished dressing When they said Il was
only little wrestle ! replied that it was a
funny kind OF wrestling when men knock
ed each other down. At this the crowd
laughed and ieered at me"
Other witnesses testified to seeing money
returned to Holden and White by different
parties, when the prosecution rested. The
defense had no testimony TO offer.
Justice Fricker administered a severe
lecture to the prisoners, and bound them
over in bonds Of 81 200 each to appear at
the next term OF Court Of Common Pleas,
which meets in Jauuary.
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NEW YORK, November 23.-AdvlCes from
Essen, received Rom this days European
mai, announces extraordinary activity in
Westphalia manufactures ON American
account. The BoChum Steel works had
just received orders from New York for
10000 steel blooms, tn be delivered at the
rate Of 1000 tons monthly from January,
1882. Oberhauser GuttschoHminingshute
had also received orders for 10000 tons Of
steel rails and blooms, to be delivered in
1928. Owing TO the scarcity OF coal,
some delag is experienced at these works,
but this drawback would soon be overcome,
leaving no doubt that the orders would be
executed by the specified time. It Is sup
posed that the steel rails are chiefly on the
Gould and Huntington account.
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CHICAGO, Novmber A-ThS DrOteyt Journal Re.
ports Hogs-ReceiptS ", 900 head; shipments 800
light &c lower ceiling at % SS desirable grades fm
closing generally strong aud unChangGd common
70 good mixed packing and shipping 90 O6as 90
Gattie~ReceiptS q 60 head: Shipnehts 10 head.
Market fairly active and steady; exports nominal at
% OOaG IS; good 10 choice shipping S6 I0ab V1 e0hs
mon 10 talt 81 0OA gO butchers htmL poor 70 ialf
t30Oa2O0: good 70 choice % 26al co. Texans % OlA
q; stockerS and feeders q 6Gt5 Is; hall breed,
sheep Receipts s,OOo head shipmehts 800 head,
Market steady and good stock hfm: poor sheen dull
at y 6Oa2 IS; good to choice mixed ewes aud
weathen q 7Sal 20; selected weathen u 7hab IS.
BALTIMORE, November o. Flour steady, wheat.
western higher closing steady No winter red spot
,na s1iS NOye6e. l: sS4l Dssemsef Z 9
Corn, western higher and steady mlted spot aEd
November 661(A6g7 tc; December 6s1iaG61Sc jdhis
ary 1ia6fsc February 5la7i.Jc. Oats dim end
SyiYaha l9Lrar Rye duh At q OOa1 " Hay ffIa
and active prime 10 choice PennsylVdhIA t1g %
A2B %. Provisions dull and easier; mes pDfk
eis "; bulk meats, shoulders and clear flb sdeS,
packed % 2jai0 co. lacBn shouldeS % On 6ieaf
10 sides sll o. hams Si3 1OaiI 2S IAfd, fefned
sl2 ~ Butter hrmi western packed isa25e roll "a
&c. EggS eassi A. 2Sa2sc Pfifolenm nominal q
iiSX - -
CiNciNNIfi, November 1a.-Note-ovjnR 10 ne
e1cltemant oTer the last day in the present qtafs
ter, the Chamber Of Commerce lEAnGaetkd no bufl.
ness to-day and the quotations are mostly nominai
No markets tomorrow. Cotton qulet at it3ee
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat 1ulet itffs5.
Com steady No. 2 mixed &C. Oaa quiet E6. 4
mixed SIC. Rye dull and nominal al Oj, HALEY
dull and nomln1li no 2 iall q Y Pork dnIi d
SIS co. lard duh Al $40 o. Bulk neati 0iilei
and unchanged. Bacon arm and unehafeid.
whisky active, lm and higher at 81 IS; comtliia.
lion sales Of hnlahed goods, ie5 6aifeis On (
basis Of u 10. Butter arm and unchanged.
ToLtpo November 2.-wheat Arfu; No. ated nat
u s9G December 81 g bids January d a5Ii Febfdsi
~ 81 57lS Corn steady No. spot 65e; n ~
year Or; January &c a,ked; Nay s6c, O6t SfIst:
/ No 2, HlSc Cinscd-Wheal hrm; No. q ~ sfsi
q s2lS bid; q ~ asked; November 81 81 ia; DlsS.
her 81 SS1i year held at q SJ9N January d NJ
February u JTJS. Corn Rr1nef; N0 9Fpoi u NM
November 61c bid; 63lSc Asktd.
,Prrr,BuEgH NoyemberEa Petroleum ae.i,s
United certificates nnSettled closed Al Sitie SS9i
ed nc lot Philadelphia delivery.
NEw YoaH, November 9, 2,-wooi,-Qul and un
snangGd, domestic Aeece stat2ci pulled gl1l5e GV
unWAAhed l2tSsc Texas iGt5lc
INV YORK, November A,-LG1fnEs- -steadf,
held With moderate tHdei Hemiogk inI6 alltS
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PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-FlOut duil and
Unchanged. Wheat opened dull; No. red Eovem.
BET 81 SsiSAl Ss!E December q Sg3Sai ag4: JAnti.
am 81 4IIial IeE: February 81 MAILS Corn
steady, steamer track 6sisc; alIl mixed November
66aB65ic; December 66Jfa67tc; January 6g1Ta6itfc;
February 7iI.aTiiIc. Oats dull. No. white 6lG
SIZE; mixed 49, Provisions qulet aud active.
BuItef firm for choice creamery at baI0r; New York
and BradiOrd, county, Pennsylvania, extra S1c; do
hrta 2saJOr: dairy 2jaa2r EltgA; fresh scarre and
wanted Al 2gaJOc. Petroleum nominal Whisky
quiet at q 10.
NEW YoRE, November 21.-DGr Goobe.- .--BuSinsa
QUIET to-day A. usual m the eve Of holiday. Cot.
ton goods In light demand aId hrm. Phnu dull.
GlnghAma and dFeN gOoda sluggish and steady.
Agents are making iaf delivery OF spring WOol0ni
to the clothing trade In execution Of former OEdeI
EAST ItRERTY, November a-Cat,le-RScelpll
to-day SO head Of through stock, and so head lot
Tor this market. Total ior two days j5i head Oi
through and / 521 head oi local. All sOld but one
or two loads which viii be shipped on. Sold slow
At q 0Oa5 y.
NV YoaE. November 2a.-NEfALs-MAnutac
ed copper unchanged; now sheathing 95c lhgoi
lake idc Pig Iron, quiet and hfm; Scotch " d1a
20 %; American SIi Oa28 co. Russia sheetlng Sla Is
| Nails, rutS3 5Oa3 70; cllnoh 81 sOAh o.
EGw ORlK1Ns, November 2-CotEee quiet and
dtm Rio eAFgoes, ordinary 10 prime gai9I4e
sugar quiet. Inierigt 5ai1Se; fehncd elSA6iSe; vel
iOc; centrifugal aiatit; falf taaIsc.
TnusvILLE, November 2l.-Ol opened at Si1le
highest SIG; lowest 40 {e closed 6l1 r. shipment
$500 barrels charters 65,oO0 barrels runs 6g,lO
barrels,
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New. York, November 23.-The Post says
to-day: In addition TO the offer for the first
two days Of the week, to take 100000 Of
the 81 per cent bonds at par and accrued
interest, the snb-Treasury was prepared to
take 100000 OF these bonds. There were
no offerings, rs is natural enough, holders
OF extended Us being able TO get Of lal OF 4
for them in the market, while at the Treas.
ury only Oh or par and accrued interest
could be got. OF course there was no hope
that any extended IS would be obtained, as
they are selling at 02al 02! in the market.
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The ChIIdrsn,s Home.

As most city readers are aware, there
hsbeen very general distribution oil
paper sacks throughout the city this week
with view of obtaining us full line oI
substantial supplies for the use OF the Chill
dren's Home this coming winter as pos
hble. We need not appeal to the charit
able to meet the wishes Of the good people
who have taken the trouble to engage in
this work as far us they can. Everybody
understands the necessity for these contri.
buttons and the benefit that results from
them to our community. The Home is an
institution that we all ought to bear in
mind, especially at this season OF the year
for the good work that II has done
and is doing. II has rescued q
great many little waits from careen
Of crime and misery, and given
them a temporary refuge until they could
be provided with respectable homes
Many who would certainly have figured
erethis in our streets and courts as crimi
mails or paupers, or both, have, through
the instrumentality Of this charity, been
rescued as so many brands from the burn.
ing, and made decent and useful member
Of society. The investment, therefore, in
the Home has been a paying one to thil
community, and outside Of all considera
tons Of humanity and charity II Is mat
'sr Of practical interest to every citizen.
Through the paper sacks last year large
amount Of provisions and groceries were
collected for the Home. Our people re
'pondcd generously, as Is their wont, tC
the appeal, and we are sure that they will
do so this season. A little from each, oI
Whatever they can best spare, makes up d
great deal in the aggregate, and goes long
way to make the little waits at the Home
happy and healthy all through the trying
season Of the year.
Those who have the distribution and
collection Of these sacks in charge will call
lof them tomorrow, and we hope that the
neadqnarters where they are TO be stored
VIII show collection at least equal to thai
Otlast year
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ButteT and (iIeeso,

CEDAR RArips, Iowa, November 23.-
.he ! Convention and Fair Of the National
b. saitet and Cheese Association opens in
@' city on Tuesday next. A general in.
W TTtiailon Is extended the public to attend
s ane railroads will give reduced fare to all
Esohs returning from the Convention,
. autre are no Tears rs to the lack Of accom-.
ITTi21uons. .T There will be bed room fol
@,, sm,, .ne citizens having responded gener'
gusly to the call Of the Committee on En-.
s,,1ilniment. The exhibition halls arr
i,..y iisa,ly ior the reception Of goods. Aianu
-Ektlrer' s,kn are invited 10 place products or
St,l SStt,nll9lilllon, lithey do not wish 10 com
s T,e lhere Is no charge for entry fees Of
'unlssion to the halls.
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TtrusyiLLE, November 23-There Is con.
siderable excitement in the oil circles ci
this district, on account oian old well, which
in former years produced Ave barrels per
day, starting up afresh and flowing 400 bar
rels per day after having been drilled sixty
feet deeper. The well Is located near the
insane asylum, Warren, Ia. a new we'll
estimated at 200 barrels, was also struck 10
day, on lot AS, Sheffield district, which
may open up some new oil territory. The
latter and adjoining territory Is owned here
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srEuBESvlLLE, O., November 23.-Upon
reliable authority it is stated that several
weddings in high life will take place in
this city during the next two weeks. A
distinguished member OF the bar estimates
the marriageable ladies in this city at one
thousand, which Is rather low estimate
according to the records. Steubenyille girls
alwaysmean business, and love young men
or old ones, with plethoric pocket-books.
Wit and repartee are not considered pre-.
requisites to matrimonial alliances, and
several young men are now counting the
cOStR.
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CxcISxArt, November 23.-The GGstttl
prints to-day an account Of an interview
with Mrs. Dunmore, formerly the wife Of
Guiteau, who is on her way to Washing
ton as witness In the trial. Mrs. Dun
more, being asked II she thought Guteau
insane when he was her husband from
1860 to 1879, said: "0h, no. He was
OF peculiar temperament; very irrita-
BILE when he could not have his
own way; but he was perfectly
accountable for all he did. He was not in
any way less sane than most men are. He
was very vain. He liked to have people
talk about him, and always enjoyed any
kind OF notoriety. Why, he enjoys all this
notoriety he has now, and is delighted to
have his name in the papers, and TO think
that the people Of the United States are
talking about him. He never mentioned
insanity in his family, and would have re.
sented such suggestion by others" Mrs.
Dunmore will testify for the government.
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RIVER NEWS,
Some Pointers Picked Up Along th
Layaa.

Some Pointers Picked Up Along the
The Emma Graham passed down at 4 4. N.
The Scotia is due up to-day en- route for
Pittsburgh.
The regular packets continue to run and
do thriving business.
The Iron City passed up yesterday with q
miscellaneous tow for Pittsburgh.
The number OF bushels that lave gone
down on the present rise is computed at III
793,O 900.
The Sidney will be due tomorrow after.
noon, and will leave for Cincinnati Saturday
afternoon.
The Mallie Ragon was yesterday dropped
down to the fOot Of Fourteenth street and
laid alongside t.le Science. Rivermen call
this landing the boneyard.
The remainder Of the coal fleet passed
down yesterday In the following order: Tom
RheeS, T.20 A. NJ; Acorn, 1850 4. u; W. ].
Blselow No. 2, 1865; Belle Prince, 8; j. II.
Mcconnell, sos; James BlaCkmore, $40; Vet
eran No. 9, $40; Belmont, S:21; Sam Clark,
1886; Baltic, $40 Ella, $780, Hope, 0l0;
Transit, 1870; John Penny, 1850 p n.
The Jennie Campbell, Captain Hornbrooks
new towboat with that genial gentleman In
charge, lett yestefdAy afternoon Tor New Or.
leans with the handsome model barges Philo
and Nick Crawley In tow, loaded with mis-
Cellany. A large consignment OF nails was
to be taken on at the Belmont Mill. At
RockenhouSe's the Campbell will take In tow
q, 900 or $4,000 bushels Of coal.
PrrrsBuRoH, November 23.-Riyer o feet ii
inches and falling; rainy.
CtSctSNArt, November 2I--Rtyer q feet and
rising; weather clear and colder. Departed
Kate Stockdale and Montana, Pittsburgh;
Wyoming, st. Louis; CAT, Memphis; Golden
City, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, Novemer 23.-Arrived: Rain.
bow Louisville. Departed: John s. Hop
kins, Cairo. Weather partly clear and cold.
Mercury 90 and falling. River u +iO feet
and falling There Is stiff breeze from the
northwest.
LOUISVILLE. November 23-River rising; o
feet 4 inches In the canal; feet inches in
the chute on the falls. Business good
Weather cloudy and cold s. +. Coe and
tow, TO POmeroy; Rover and tow, Stephens.
port to Cincinnati; Silver Cloud, TO Tennes-
see; Charlie Mcdonald and tow, 10 pomeroy
The Paris G. Brown, from New Orleans, Is At
New Albany putting OFT o lot Of iron, and
will pass up tonight for Cincinnati. The
river will probably float the City Of Baton
Rouge of the rocks tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
List OF Candidates for Positions In II
House,

List OF Candidates for Positions In the
House.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-There are
few developments in the canvass for the
speakeship at present, and it is not likely
anything will be done till next week. In
order that the canvass may be understood
more clearly and watched closer hereafter,
Il is perhaps well to give list Of the can
didates for the various positions. in the
House
For speaker-Frank iiscock, Of New
York; j A. Kasson, Of Iowa; Thomas Il.
Reed, of Maine; j. Warren Keifer, OF Ohio;
Godloye S. Orth, Of Indiana; Mark II.
Dunnell, OF Minnesota; G. c. Burroughs,
Of Michigan, and Dudley Q. Haskell, Of
Michigan.
For Sergeant.at.Arms--NTr. James s.
Davis, OF New York; Greenbury l.. Foote,
OF Illinois, and $. W. Hooker, OF Vermont.
For the Clerkship-E. W. Mcpherson,
OF Illinois, and j. II. Rainey, Of South Car
Olina.
For Doorkeeper. Major Brownell.
For Postmaster Dalzell, Of Ohio;
Captain II. A. Sherwood, Of Michigan, and
Walter 7. Brownlow.
Mr.. Kasson is said 10 be gaining ground
Just now, but there is nothing tangible on
which to base such an opinion. Mr.. His
cock and ex-Speaker Randall had long
interview at the capitol to-day, but what
1t portends no one attempts to explain.
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LOUISVILLE, November 23.-The Jockey
Club has decided TO have carnival o.
racing in the spring, increasing its regnlai
meeting to eleven days and adding some
$4,000 in premiums. Eight additional
stakes will be open, making thirteen, Ia
close january 1. 1t ls expected that many
strangers from abroad will visit Kentucky
in May TO witness our races as well as Ia
attend the sale Of thoroughbred yearlings
occurring thereafter. The new stakes are
10 further demonstrate the worth Of Amer
lean bred horses. The club will adopt a
sliding scale Of weights different from those
Of the Lexington club, and will announce
Them ahOFtlV
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ST. LouIs, November 23.-The Southern
Rates Association held another session this
morning and arranged Colorado pool on
the basis Of sixty.fve per cent for the Chi.
cago division and thirty:fye per cent for
the St Louis division. The association
then adjourned to meet again in Chicago
December 9Th, when the subdivision will
be determined. All the northern repre-
sentation left for home on special train
via the Chicago 4 Alton road, about noon.
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New YoRk, November 23.-The demand
for emigrant labor at Castle Garden has
fallen off TO a considerable extent, and
there are numbers for whom II Ii difficult
to obtain employment. Seven hundred and
ten Italians arrived to-day, and will leave
for the West TO work ON railroads. A
scarcity Of hands has been reported from
the mining districts Of Illinois, and mum.
Der have been engaged to go there.
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LINCOLN,s WIDOW
Lies Ill and PenniIcss IN New York City.
Measures for Her Assistance.

HIVs III HHu FtHHIIVHs IN new NOFK VIIy'
Measures for Her Assistance.
NEW YoRE, November 23.-Nlrs. Abra-
hmm Lincoln has beon In this ci,v roorlv
49,. ,,,' - .',,,tI,'' ''I.',,,, -,
TWO months, summing 70 medical treat
ment at the hands ot DR., Lewis a. Sayres,
A Times reporter says: She has needed
means In secure proncr attention and
nns.os onJ 40 co doo -, ''.S 's,,,t,I H. -,
nurses, anu the S0,VOO pension granted py
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KANSAS CRY, November 23,-Gen. John
". Reid, an old, prominent and wealthy
resident OF this city, was killed near Lees
Summit about o'clock this afternoon by
falling from a Caboose on the Missouri PaC.
ific Railroad. General Reid was about
sixty years Of age, and identified largely
with the business interests in this city. He
was an able lawyer and had served the
State in the Legislature and in Congress.
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WARRINGTON, November 23.-The Peru
Wan Minister has received cable advices in.
forming him that President Calderon and
Senior ualvey, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
we're arrested on OF about the 9Th inst. BY
the Chilians and taken 10 Santiago. He
was also informed that General HaFt will
pfopably recognize Vice President Monterl
o. the constitutional successor oi Calderon
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Che 9ntelLigfnter,
a,,,s, So.. IS aud ~ Toprleenlh street.
no Paper ,ro.mOEroW.

rIe employees Of the INTELLIGENcER es
.,tli.bment feel desire to participate in
w. ,speral observance Of Thanksgiving to
I,y a. especially as they had no Fourth oi
Iry holiday this year, and will have nei
,ss, & Christmas nor New Years, owing tc
,Gs,e two days coming on Sunday, and
,be,eiore no work will be done in any oi
N, departments to-day, and consequently
NJ nlper will be issued tomorrow morning.
The eopntingroom will be open as usual
no.t Of the day.
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HllWauhse tirnr IioEev, 7Fto,si..,

ma. n:@.lL,NArEEE November 23.-The cigai
6"i3 6""Jia3ulactnFers here, to the number Of 100
cIrI, Sv'i ' secret meeting last night and con.
sn". Su.eu 70 take 4 stand against the further
/ t"..'.oacbment Of the Cigar Makers Union
,bono N% resolved 70 post certain rules in all
TIdt ~, 4 70 which the workmen must conform
iiSrv. tu,es will be issued Friday. II IA be.
iD," i,V'i 'hat the manufacturers have entered
H., H. combination, which may enable
-'"' 70 carry out the plans formed,
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SftLroRD, PA, November pa very
sudden and heavy snow storm began here
to-day. The thermometer fell 1O' In half
hour. The storm extends thrOughout,Pike
county.
NEw YoRk, November 23.-A slight furry
Of snow fell here to-day.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving day, will be
observed az close holiday.
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The earnings Of the road for September,
ls.o, were S2,ols 81, Sl,l63 OF less than
bIs wear. The road has more than 1t can
don the way of freight and has stopped
taking oslers for the present till the large
amount Of accumulated freight, now wait
IN, shipment, is run out Of the different
fr.i,bt Iep0ts.
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,.. wu.hiugton d Wayne.burg Rail.
FOnl.

This road, which, SO fur as the stock
holders are concerned, has had very pre-
',,ious existence since its opening, is
,Dparently at last pretty firmly on its feet.
The earnings have greatly improved and
,be rack has been put in fair condition,
and tbe line has now all the business it
can DO. The receipts for September this
r,ar As we learn from the Waynesburg
Dpab,raal show very marked gain over
,be receipts for the corresponding month
,flo., yrar They were us follows