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euAneEp WIN oUrRAeE.
/. poustfuI Case which Excited Bel
Iaire sferday.

. u.ustf,l Case which Excited Bel
laire Yesterday.
There was no little excitement yesterday
in BelIaire over what might have been q
case of attempted outrage or only the freak
of a man under the influence OF
LIQUOR. At any rate, Edward Fitzpatrick
Jr., was arrested, charged with such
an offense, alleged to have been
attempted ON the person of Miss Manion;
The Young miss is o domestic, employed
AT the residence of Harry Weatherald, on
Gravel Hill. Her story was to the enecs
that on Sunday evening she walked up
North Belmont street and there met Fitz-
patrick, who caught and attempted 70 DE,
hover her. She screamed aud resisted and
succeeded in getting away. The police
were notified and Edward was arrested,
ar The ,e hearing was set for yesterday, but
Miss Manion faileeaa 10 appear, having de-
camped. ~ said. to avoid the scandal,
F,,,,zpatrick was accordingly released. l. II, Is
ye,y generally claimed that Fitzpatricx lex
Who bears an excellent reputaaon, .. W.
sGDbtIy intoxicated, and thus committea
an indiseretion he could not have otherwise
dnl,a
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AsomAN1Ic MARaiAeE


Re CsnaesaeA IN she COurss.
cu.rr.roosA, November MA very
man,;c event transpired at Gadsden,
Ala. about two, weeks ago and only came
- iiebt yesterdaA The details are unusu-
.IIv ;nterestine' and the -finel develop
.,snts are snxiously watched for. A young
is5v from Cave Springs, Ga, whose name -
smnnressed vas spending few days with
her nncle's family at Gadsden, and during
her visit She met former lover, who re-
neved his attentions and ayowa!s, when
were in turn duly reciproc.ted ~ tns
youpg lady. There was considerable OPP
position to the young man. ~
By The young lady's uncle out the
and concluded to marry. Accord
inely the Young man called 70 SEQ her q
night, and whilst sitting in the psrioS z
minister, in company with several OF tne
young mana friends, quietly and unknown
10 the rest OF the family, entered the room.
and in Q seconds time the twain weremade
one. The minister and those who accom-
p,n,ed him Immediately left g quietly as
thew had come, and in short time tns
bridegroom also left, and nothing occurred
to excite the suspicious OF any o1s. the
groom not comins near his psiaei
6nt the affair finally Leaked
out The young lady's father was
teleprsphed for and on his arrival swore
eternal vengeance against the young man,
as also did the irate uncle. The young
man said that if such disturbance was to
be created he will relinquish all claim on
the young lady, bnt she in turn said that
he was her husband and she would never
give him up. The wrothy father at once
commenced divorce proceedings, but ms
daughter still clings to her husband, ana
there the matter stands. AL parties seem
equally firm in their determination, the
bride. however, remaining with her father.
The name of the young man is Ed. Minhin'
nett, a prominent merchant OF Gadsden,
Alabama,
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A FREAK FOR LIBERTY.

Two Successful and Oae Frustrated At
Iempt 20 Escape from the Chain
gang.
Yesterday morning, but not as a novelty,
two escapes were made from the gang Of
city prisoners, and one was nipped in the
bud. A force Of six men, in charge of OIL
Ger RSdford and WaIchman Fox, were sent
over to the Island to work on the new
wharf at the foot Of Ohio street Just as
the gang reached the west end of the bridge,
q man named Pat, alias Bob 0'Brien, sud
denly broke away and stsrted for Ohio.
At the same time q colored man named
Jackson, essayed to escape, and WAS Crap
pied with by Fox. But in the struggle,
the latter got his foot twisted in the rail
road track, and the colored man diSap-
peared. Fox was very badly hurt. His
knee and ankle were terribly strained, re-
eeiying injuries more severe than frac-
ture.
Word was telephoned to Superintendent
Malopey, who at once hurried over to the
scene. While he was standing near Fox,
waiting to assist him to q car, q young
prisoner named Charlie Emmons made a
dash for freedom. He jumped down the
bank, passed under the bridge and started
up the beach. Maloney saw him and was
at once after him. A sbsrt hot pursuitwas
the result, ending in Emmoas capture.
He was sent over 10 the prison and put In
the cooler" on bread and water diet,
Dr. Edwards was called to attend Fox's
injuries, and holds them as quite serious.
Escapes from the gang are getting to be
too numerous to be relished. These two
make eight within the past two months and
Boss Radford should be more Vigilant in
the discharge of his duty.
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THE RIVER.
Happenings at the Wharf and Othe
Places.

Happenings at the Wharf and Other
River feet inches and falling.
The following boats passed up: Batche
Tor for Pittsburgh, Barnard with tow Of
ties
The Diurnal left for Parkersburg at noon
yesterday with a good trip.
The Ella Layman and Fl. NJ. Graham
passed down yesterday with tows Of
empties.
The Courier leaves this morning for
Parkersburg.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati last
night at 8 o'clock with a good trip.
The Hope is hard aground at Banner
hasSet.
Bushes was dull in the levee, and the
local packets had only an average trade.
Steam was raised yesterday on Capt.
Princes new boat Princess, and the engine
and machinery are perfect.
CINCINNATI, November 20.-River 8 feet
4inches and rising. ArriVed-J. W. Golf,
from Memphis.
MEMPHIS November 20.-River rose 2
inches. Departed-Schenck, for New Or
leans, and City Helena, for st. Louis, 5
Pm. Weather cloudy.
PITTsBURG. November 20.-River 2 feet 8
inches ard falling. Weather clearing and
cool
CAIRO, November 20.-Riyer II feet 8
inches and falling.
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Reed This.

l will place on the counters for sale sew.
eral lines of ladies' fine shoes at the follow
ing extremely low prices, for cash, for this
week only:
Ladies kid, glove top, button, 500;
worth $2.75.
Ladies' glove top, Cur. kid fox, button,
50 IS; worth SS.25.
Ladies' mat top, Cur. kid fox, button,
$3.50; worth $3.50.
Ladies Simon bark goat, mat top, button,
$500; worth $500.
Ladies' fac Curacao kid, button, $3.50;
worth $3.50.
Ladies' French kid, button, $500; worth
$500.
Ladies kid, hand-turned, button, $500;
worth $500.
Remember the above goods are offered
below their value. Call early. while We
have all sizes in stock.
u l. Y Rroxn
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MARTINS FERRY.

A mush and milk festival will be held in
the NJ. f. Church next Friday evening.
John Hall has resigned his position at
Rainey's coal works.
The Buckeye glass factory presented a
lively appearance yesterday, the whole
force working the entire day. Heretofore
the employees have worked half day and
half night Everything passed off smooth.
ly.
John Mack is having his residence and
saloon handsomely repainted and papered.
Thos. Huff is doing the work.
Mrs Charles Tmberlake is still quite i'll.
The new Garfield S. gold bills are plenti-
full, the result OF Saturday. pay at Raineys
Coal Works.
wanted-Council to have that board
walk placed in Clark's addition.
Mrs. J. K. Shrodes is i'll.
"Sneezer" Coss and Little Mollie Taylor,
the famous Martins Ferry stars, leave for
Pittsburgh next week where they will 90
on the stage.
Coming events: "Mind Your Own Bust
ness, by Rev. Simpson, Wednesday even
ing at the u. p. Church; Mccullough
Jubilee Singers at Commonwealth Hall,
Friday: mush and milk at the NJ. Z.
Church the same evening; colored NJ. Z.
Church festival at Commercial Hall Satur-
day evening; Harry" at Commercial Hall
November 9th, and the Loan" December
Is, 19, 20, 81, % and % at Commercial Hall.
Mrs. Margaret Daily, of Green county,
Pa, and Miss Jane Barden, of Ryerson's
Station, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs. r Barr.
Miss Jennings, of Bellsire. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. 'Syle" Wetherald,
returned yesterday.
One drunk and three "vags'' were before
Mayor Mitchell yesterday.
Rev. E. G. Simpson arrived last night.
Mrs Robert Armstrong and Mrs. DR.. Nc
Masters, of New Athens, who have been
visiting Mrs. NJ. Sheets, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Boggs is visiting Miss May Rob
inson.
The attendance Of our schools is rapidly
increasing, which is q good sign.
The two new boiler furnaces at the
Laughlin mill are approaching compile
ton, and will go on next Monday.
Frank Crowel was living last evening,
and was still worse.
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FLUSHING, o.
General Personal and News Notes.
Special TO the Register.

Spectdt 10 We heytstr.
FLUSHING, November 20.--Miss Jesse
Hambleton has been elected organist by
the M. L. Sunday School, Miss Ella Web
ster. assistant; Mr. Daniel Gilbert, choiris.
ter, and Mr.. J. NJ. Kirk, assistant.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
Smith Brannon's, Esq Friday night, and
the expectations OF an enjoyable time fully
realized.
DR.. J. c. Workman and wife, OF Union.
town, who have been on O bridal tour to
Cincinnati and other places, returned home
Thursday evening.
T. A. Kirkpatrick, Esq, our popular
druggist, expects to so east to-day to pur.
chase full line OF holiday goods.
No arrangements have yet been made
about celebrating Christmas. Shall we not
hohor 1t by something in keeping with the
OCCASION?
The Freeport Press, under the manage.
ment of A. o. Barnes, has become the
newsiest paper that reaches this postofiice.
A. B. Gilbert and Miss Carrie Ransom
were at Wheeling last week.
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BULLS AND BEARS.
Yesterday On View York stsek Ex.
change.

NEv YORK, November 2o.-The week
opened with great depression on the Stock
Exchange, which continued throughout
the entire morning, with the exception of
comparative slight rally before the first
board. There were sharp and repeated bear
demonstrations against the general market,
more particularly against granger shares
and the coal roads. The pressure 10 sell
was very heavy at intervals, and the deal
ings were attended with intense excitement
as compared with the closing quotations on
Saturday. The break in prices ranged from
to per cent, and on the way down large
amounts Of long stock came ont on stop
orders and on impaired margins. The fur
ther reduction in passenger fares and the
heavy cut in freight rates by some Of the
roads in the northwest in connection with
the depression in the iron trade, formed
The basis Of the large selling OF the morn
ing 10th for short ard long accounts.
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pRY GOODS.
Henry Jacobs,
1854 Main Street.
SPECIAL J!

Our CLOAK AND SHAWL De-
partment. has attracted much at
tsntion from City Buyers, and OF
late our friends from out of town
have crowded our Show Rooms
from morning till night. Our first
large invoices Of desirable gar
menis have nearly been closed out.
Our buyer has succeeded in getting
some Beautiful things for US.
Among them we mention a new line
of Light Jackets In all COlOrs; also
Handsome Rhadams Circulars and
DoImans, trimmed in Plush, Velvet
and Fur. Be sure and see them
before you purchase.
SHAWLS.---Ms invite attention
TO our Brochs, Beavers, India,
Black Thibet and WOrstsd ShaWIs.
A full line Of CL0AKlNGS and
Cloak Materials, In Pushes, Sat-
ms and Cloths.
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BISHOP TWee's CASE.
The Supreme Court Decides In HI
Favor.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-A decision,
involving some points of ecclesiastical law,
in the matter OF Bishop Twigg's appeal.
was rendered by Justice PaIson, OF the SUI
preme Court, to-day. Bishop. Twigg ap-
pellant, OF Pittsburgh, was sued by Father
Sheehan for something over 5000 salary
clsimed TO be due Sheehan as an EN-
ploye OF the Bishop. Sheehan, IL seems, for
some reason or other. had disobeyed the
Bishop. and not receiving his salary, had
sued on the alleged contract, which ena-
bled HIM to recover. Judge:Psxsoa, In re-
yersing the decision Of the lower Court,
which was favorable to Father Sheehan,
saws: I'VE are OF the opinion that there
was no such contract relation beween these
parties as will sustain this action"
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CHALMERS CASE.
BE Applies for . Writ Of Masdamus
Compelling q Recount OF the Vote.

JACKSON, MISS, November 20.-Chalmers
has filed petition for mandamus, before
Judge Wharton, to compel the Secretary
Of State to count his votes in Tate county.
He charges that Myers, Secretary of State,
allowed the returns from other districts TO
be inspected, but refused to allow any one
to see the returns from the Second dis
trict until they were counted. Chalm-
ers charges that the returns were purposely
concealed to prevent any errors being cor
rected during the ten days allowed BY Law
for making returns, and says the clerical
error as to ]. r. Chambless would have
been promptly corrected IL the returns had
not been concealed. The Commissioners
Of Election of Tate county have sent on
amended return, showing that the votes
were cast for J. r Chalmers, and not for
]. r. Chambless.
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Ijselias Resistss
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IN, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 60 View Advertisements.


Lecture at st. Johns Church, Bellaire.
Mstzel SOuD-Frank Walter.
Card Of Thanks-MaI Feinler and Family.
For Sale-HouSe on Island.
For Rent-ReSidence,
Children's Tipped Shoes. T. Stone.
Base Burner Stoyes-G. W. Johnson's
Sens.
The Argand Parlor Stoyes-NeSbitt &
Bro.
Mattresses-G. Mendel & Co.
Bronzes-Miller & Franzheim.
Louisiana Rice-Edward Reid.
Fresh Oysters-J. II. Diehl & Co.
The Sparkle" Store-B. Fisher & Son.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R II. List.
Just Received-Thos. +. Heyman.
Olive Bu ter, for Cooking.
A New BOok-StantOn & Davenport
Local Page,l
Proposals for COal-rLOcal Page.l
Proposals for Repairing Capitol Local
Psgs.l
60 20 the MeLnre House cigar stand
for the fineat Imported Cigars.
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TO see the light, is another evidence that
the r.. and o. waits until IL
GOD and ready before making its inten-
fion public. The new link viii DC
hnilt At once, as the money has been
raised. the survey decided upon, and every,
thing ready TO commence work. lL VIII VII,
NOT be a difficult line to build, and wiz
be Eve miles shorter from Columbus 10 Gin.
cinpati than the Panhandle hoad- Du.
this Is BY no means all. for in connsctoon ION
with the Pittsburgh Southern IL VIII ~ S
short line from Pittsburgh 70 oansi lnnth,
st. Louis and all points south ana sou'n'
west.
The Ohio and Mississippi and the q U; IN
aurs satisfactory cooperation between Oin-
cipnsti and st. Louis, and as the Aarlsttss
and Cincinnati will pass into the hands OF
the r a o. next month, there will be ne
difficulty so far as Cincinnati is concerned.
II will make a grand line westward from
pittsburgh. comparing in every with ths
Pennsylyania lines. Pittsburgh and Whsei-
ing as we'll must
PEoFIT TO A GREAT EXTENT.
by the Baltimore and 0hio's new lines as
they have long been subjected 70 me dicta-
ton of single conSSssny, The one as to the
transportation Of Manufactured products
and the other as to material.
The coke and gas-coal shipments vest
are enormous, and the business alone arts
ing from this traffic would pay the Balti-
more and Ohio to enter the field as IL has
against the one corporation al ways hitherto
monopolizing it.
The inspection party leave by special
train this evening for the Trans Ohio Di'
vision. upon which the week will be spent.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, November 2l, A. N.-For
the Ohio and Tennessee valley, fair weather,
variable winds, mostly westerly, stationary
or higher temperature and higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, party
cloudy weather, occasionally light rain or
snow, warmer Southerly, yeering 10 west
erly, winds, and stationary or lower pres
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Verdict for The standard OIL Co.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2O.-The Su.
preme Court to day rendered decision In
favor of the Standard Oil Co., OF Ohio,
which ends the long litigation between the
ing taxes and penalties Of over 500, OCo,
claimed to belong to the State by the latter.
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Bueklen's Arniea saIve.

The Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and, posi-
lively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co.
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DIED.

sPEIDEI-Nonday, November %, 1882, at S
o'clock a. M. JOHN W., son OF Benedict and
Mary Speidel, aged years, months and u
days.
Funeral at 10 o'clock to-day, from his
fathers residence, on the Bethany pike, six
miles from Wheeling. Interment at Green.
wood.
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Being unable to attend to all
customers I'm search of children
and misses coats, we viii this day
continue our special sale.
BLUM ~ MARKS,
Cloak House, 1I06 Main st.
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Yell0N Fever.

PENSACOLA, FLA, November Ozone
death from yellow fever to-day. The rail-
roeds have resumed the running Of trains
between Pensacola, Milton and points east
as far as Chaffins.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CRY OF WHEELING, CLERKS OPprCK,l
November ~, lSs2
Proposals for repairing the roof Of the Cap.
itol building and towers will be receivcd at
yember q, lSs2, nj II O'Clock q. PerSons bid.
ding must put in separate bids for painting
and repairing the tin roof and towers
The paint 70 be used must be mineral paint
on In workmanlike manner, the roof 70 be
thoroughly swept Bids must be by the square
yard for painting the roof, and By the SQUARE
yard for painting the towers
The bids for repairing the tin roof ana
towers must be In bulk, Including repairs 20
the, conductor on the north end Of the
building.
All bids must be addressed TO John 8. Rob
inson, Chairman Of the Committee on Real
Estate.
The Committee reserves the risht to refecs
TAw City Clerk.
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ENsHENER, on Eleventh street Is offar.
ing Walking. Jackets at 3 so and s., fur
lined; Silk Circulars at s25.
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How ARE you to-dayF' Not very we'll.
Go Tor bottle Of PEsUSA and be we'll.

RrNEnsKR that the B. & o, R r are run
ming through sleeper to Newark. Colum-
bus. SpriDgheld and Indianapolis on me
main leaving Wheeling az - 10 AZ nlgaaL .
1partics can retire after 3 o'clock. as the
scorer will ne in the B. & o. Depot and
oitn.
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MEEoHASTs, call at G. S Feeny's. No.
Isle Mtin street. and examine his large
s'SC& Ct Enc candies.
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EVANSVILLE yarn, Cleveland hose and
knit Jackets for men, are very popular, at
Emsheimer,s, Eleventh street, between
Main and Market.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMGNTS.
Proposals for SUPPLYING Coal.

DRoPosALs 10 FURNISH THE PUBLIC
l. schools Of the city with coal during the
present school year. will be received q the
ONCE OF the Board Of Education Until Thurs-
day, November "a, 1882. ut 30 O'Clock, p. m,
bids and award contracts.
Each proposal must specify at what rate Der
bushel the bidder will supply each school
OF the contract with bidder until the end Of
the present school year.
The person or persons whose bid or bids are
accepted, will be required 70 enter into writ.
Client security 70 keep the same.
The right 70 reject any and all bids II re-
served. Bids should be enclosed In sealed
Coal, and addressed II. II. PENDLETON,
Clerk Board OF Education, No. - Fourteenth
street. no2li
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@. s. FEENY, No. 1410 Main street, has
Just received the largest assortment OF fine
confectioneries ever brought to the city.
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LADIES, gents and misses underwear
going cheap at Emsheimer's.
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Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney
Liver or Urinary Diseases.

Have no fear of any Of these diseases II
you use Hop Bitters, as they will prevent
and cure the worst cases, even when you
have been made worse by some great pulled
up pretended cure.
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TIE ''Famico' corsets, no rips no break,
81 EnsheinIr's.
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CONTEMPORARIES.
WheeIIpa and EIn eroYa R,IIreal

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. -
Grove railroad WIN run q foIlovs, through
enn lcsying the city, cornsr nakk2 ~
kAsvenfh strootA, and etammb, at
Can - md finn rui.
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ANorHEs Tot OF those sof, kid gloves at
o cCsjs "a Esn ksi;aes'S
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

60 20 the MeLnre House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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anu NhlNASOt " VIII EOb OC
less than fifty miles-to make any appre-
cisble difference. 1t is, however, but the
question Of less than year when the B. &
o., in connection with the Pittsburg and
Western, will have the short line to Chi.
cago, thus becoming doubly formidable
rival to the old line. The interest of the
Pittsburg and Western and the B. &
o. are largely interviewer and the
arrangements between the two roads will
make them practically as one. Mr.. Hynd-
man, formerly Superintendent OF the Pitts
burgh Division of the B. & o., is the gene.
raj manager Of the P. and W., and the two
companies control the Junction road, now
in course of construction through, more
properly speaking under, Pittsburgh. The
Junction road finished and the b. & o. gets
all over the city, reaching the direct CEN
tres Of manufacturing interests, and gaining
outlets westward without change OF cars.
The Pittsburgh and Western will within
the next thirty days be completed to
Akron, Ohio, where close relations have
been established with the Valley road of
Ohio, and by which Cleveland will be
reached, and the b. & D. have the shortest
line from Washington to that city by eighty
miles, with sleepers running through with
out change. From Akron the line has been
surveyed to Chicago Junction, and will be
pushed through. This will be the B. & 0's
second line to Chicago previously referred
to-
While thus penetrating so generally into
the Pennsylvanis's territory west aud
northwest, the operations of the B. and o.
looking to
SECURING A FULL SHARE
of the Pittsburgh business south and south
west are upon no less comprehensive and
extended basis. Over this territory, as the
other, the Pennsylvania has ever held q
practical monopoly. Nothing has ever sp-
pealsd relative to the plans perfected by
the B. and o. management for the extern
sion of its Columbus line from that point
to New Vienna, on the Marietta and Gin.
c'I EsIi ard the knowledge of it only now