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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-01-24
Railroads.
CHICAGe,
MIlWUAKEE
AND ST.PAuL.

1t owns and operates over 4,600 miles Of road in
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa,
and Dakota; and as its main lines branches and
connections reach all the great business centers
OF the Northwest and Far West it naturally
answers the description Of Short Line. and Best
Route between
Chicago. Milwaukee, 1T. Paul and Min
Chicago. Milwaukee, Portage, La
Crosse and Winona.
Chicago, Milwaukee, OrtonviIIe. Aber-
deem and Glendale.
chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and
saltwater.
Chicago, milwaukee,, Wausau and Mer-
rilI.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh.
Chicago. milwaukee, Waukesha and
OconOmoWOe.
Chicago. Milwaukee, Madison and
Prairie du CHEN.
Chicago, milwaukee,. OSatonna, Man
kato and Faribault.
Chicago, BeIoit, Janesville and Miner
Chicago, EIgin, Rockford and Du-
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island, Cedar
Rapids and Tama.
Chicago Des MOines, Council Bluffs
and Omaha.
Chicago. Canton, Sioux City, Sioux
Falls and Xankton.
Chicago. milwaukee. Albert Lee and
Southern Minnesota Points.
Chicago,Milxyank ee, Mason city Mitch
eli and Chamberlain.
Rock Island, Dubuque, 81. Paul and
minneapolis.
Davenport. Calmar, 81. Paul and Min
neapOlis.
milwaukee. Racine. BeIoit, Freeport
aHd Rock Island.
Mitchell, Ashton and Aberdeen.
dim River Valley Line)
Pullman Sieepers and the Finest DINING Cars In
the Worid are run on the main lines Of the Chi
cAG0 MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and every
attention i paid to passengers by courteous en-
ployes Of the Company.
5. 5. MERRILL, a. V. II. CARPENTER.
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
J.T. CLARK, GEO. II. HEAFFORD.
General Supt Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-01-24

A prominent lawyer in Lewiston, Ne,
was greeted by lady in his Office with
the remark: "You don't know me.
reckon" He said. her face was familiar,
but he couldn't recall her name. Il
was divorced from my husband last term.
| want to sue him for breach Of promise, =
said she. She and her husband were
divorced, parted and met, fell in love
again, courted and she was won. The
marriage intention was published and
the day set. but the man ran away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
NEW YoRI. April Is Petroleum nrn; United
92ssc: crude 7Na75.c; refined bsssc.

NEW York, April %23.-Cotton quiet; future,
Life; May li.79c; June Idle; July
l9.0cc; August u. l3c: September ll.7Cc; October
II .l9c; November II. Csc; December ll.l0c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
STATE POLITICS.
THE sEvsRAL RECENT MEETINGS
VI Republicans In Various Parts Of Vest Virginia.
Fsyette County Convention Approves Ar
thurs Courst, hat Wants BiAlre and
Lincolu- Candidate for Auditor. +

Tho Republicans OF Clay district, Wetsel
county, met on the 10Th and elected the FOL.
lowing delegates to the District Convention
to be held at Moundsvllle on the Goth. II. II.
Thompson and 8. A. Carney; a~lternates, A.
NJ. Crow and Jas. A. Mcdonald. 1t was re.
solved that any Republican OF the district,
In good standing, who should attend either
the M%oundsvillu or Mastinsburg conventions
he considered a delegate.
The Fayette Enterprise kindly sends m
advance proof Of the proceedings OF tho
Fayette county Republicans at q meeting
held Ut Coal Valley last Saturday. About
2o0 cit!zsns attended, and the proceedings
were marked BY a hesfty enthusiasm that
bodea well Tor the result at the polls In that
county next lsll: G:J Thompson WAS Sec.
Rotary, and ?. NJ. Hayes, OF Coal Valley,
President. The Coal Valley band FURNISHED
excellent music. The resolutions adopted
denounce the manner In which the Demo.
cratic administration has run things In this
state anu the reasaessment act. They declare
In iavor OF u protective tariff, q common and
Tree education and equal rights and proteo,
lion Tor all citizens a. the polls. They eu,
dorse President Arthur's administration, lie
clHring It to be e wise and good one, and
conclude bS iustructing for Rlaine and lin,
coin. Ten delegates were chosen to thi
M%artinsburg mud Charleston conventions
mud In ths absence OF these delegates al
good Republicans from the county are to BIZ
considered as delegates. The county Ia very
strong for Gen. Flick for Governor.
The friends Of George +. Ra!liiI, OF Wayne
county. and they are numerous, think thai
he Ia just about the right kind OF timber 10,
the Republican nomination for State Audi
tor, and 1t is understood that the lower end
OF the Slate will push him for that po,ition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
BULLARD.HUpP
Marriage OF Two Prominent Young
Wheeling People Yesterday.

Marriage OF Two Prominent Young
Wheeling People Yesterday.
Tho social event OF the week wan the wed.
ding Of Dr. Robert II. Bullard and Miss Annie
L.HupnwhIch took place yesterday afternoon
at the Frat Presbyterian Church. The core.
mony was witnessed by one OF the largest
and most fashionable gatherings ever seen IN
this city at q church wedding. Long before
large editce was filled by the relatives and
friends Of tho two principals. Masra..W, A.
List md B. 8. Allison Utllciated as ushers.
Mr.. w. II. 5helb presided at the organ, and.
before the arrival OF the bride and groom.
played several operate selections In a bril-.
liant manner. As they entered the church.
he played Meyerbeer's PROCESSION March,
Rev. DR.. u. A. Cunningham met the con.
tracing parties nB they reached the omen
space In front OF the pulpit, and while The
ceremony was bsiug performed tho Lohenrrln
Wedding March wag played softly and elect
lively. They were married with 4 ring, After
the last words had bsen spoken, and a. the
happy, couple left the church, Blessne,'s
Wedding March was played.
The bride Ia the second daughter OF Dr.,
j. q. .Hupp, and Is q ~fayotiic with all
those having tho pleasure OF her a%couaint.
ance. She wore a very becoming costume Of
yen sarme brocaded velvet and 4 charming
nat. Dr.. Billiard wore d Prince Albert busi.
mess suit. Tho Doctor III one OF the most
prosperous and rising young physicians IN
the city, and enjoys a very large practice,
Following the ceremony a very short and
informal reception was held a. Dr.. Hupp's
residence, on Fourteenth street. DR., Billiard
and wife left on the All Pittsburgh, Wheel
lug Il Kentucky train for a bridal t1ip In tho
East. They received many handsome and
useful presents, aud they are followed on
their bridal tour and through life by the
very best wishes Of their numerous frientp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24

Ncws and Gossip in Relation to Various

News nud Gossip I'm Relation to vnriOuA
People. @
@. R. Oldham, Of Moundsyllle, was up yes.
terday.
Capt. G. NJ. shinn, Of FAirmont, is in
the city.
Mr.. A. A. King, OF the Morgan Lithograph
Company, Cleye!snd, Is at the Mcclure.
Rabbi NJ. sesslcr left yesterday for the Eas,
to visi! his mother, who Is reported 10 be
dangerously Ill.
Messrs. John Hobbs and Ell. Mnh!enan,
Wheeling glass men, and J. A. Miller, OF
the Buckeye Glass Works, Martins Ferry,
were In the city to-day, gueats Of Mr.. W. 4,
Gorby, OF the Goblet Uompany.-Beiiaire In
dependent. *
Rev. DR.. Thomas II. Hanna, OF Monmouth,
ILL.,, Is in the city. Since being here he la:
received a telegram granting him leave Of
absence for three months to visit Europe, the
congregation having raised T. purse to dc.
frsying expenses.
Mr.. Frank Loiz. Of this city, was yesterday
married at Pittsburgh, to Mas Lena Ritter, Of
| that city. MI. Lotz Ia one OF Wheeling's
Young and rising business men. Hc is at the
head OF the firm OF Lotz 4 Co., formerly
Piarr & Co., carriage mRnuiacturers. He IL
u member Of the Miller G!ee Club. and thai
body vii! this evening celebrate his dc,
parture from their ranks in the usual order
laid down in it, rules.
Mr.. Jerry Flynn, IN old Wheeling boy, fol-
a number Of yeeis wi.hithe i. 20. Telegraph
Company as general manager, has been az,
pointed Superintendent OF the Bankers anC
Merchants' Line at q salary OF 50, 500 per year
The B. & o. boys in Cincinnati preseutet
Kim with an elegant gold.headed cana. II
Dayton the boys gave him 4 diamond ring
! The cauo and 1ing are on exhibition in Chi
cage. The Chicago employees OF the 3. & O
have prepared q testimonial, the nature o.
which is unknown, to bs presented npor
Jerry's return to that city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
A Jourunli,t t,oiux West.

Mr.. A. J. Halsted, Of this city. returnce
home yesterday from Brainsrd, Minnesota
where he had been on Il prospecting tour
While there MIR. llalsted wrote Sonic very
interesting letters for the ISrELLlGESoRI, az
intends returning, to make Brainard hi.
homs In the future, having purchased the
Northeastern Tribune while there. He thus
acquires possession Of a solid and well estnb.
lisied newspaper, together with n SUCCESSFUL
book and job printing office. The Tribune
Is the oldest newspaper on the Northern Pa.
ciic road, having been established in 1870,
aud is Republican in politics. While Mr..
Hsls,ed's hosts OF friends here will regret 10
lose him from the community, they will be
glad to know that he commences lilo a. his
new home under such favorable auspices.
His ability sMd newspaper experience will
make bin n valuable citizen to Brainard, and
his conduct OF tho paper there will no doubt
be mutually beneficial TO himself and the
growing town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor

Two desds OF trust were recorded yesterday.
squlRx v. e. BUCHANAN has opened a ius.
tics factory In the Odd Fellows building.
THE funeral OF Col. Z. N. Dslaplain will
take place at 10 a. NJ, to-day. The lnterment
will be private.
WnlsKs, ERE & Co. sold seven head Of
large hortea yesterday, three Of them 10 the
schmulbach Brewing Company.
n. L. ErzLgn Ia the recipient OF q nice roll
Of butter from 'Hquirs w. II. Caldwell, made
from bis little jersey COW ut his country
residence. The butter Is perfection.
TIE daughter Of Mr.. William Wincher, on
Bouth Huron street, reported 10 have been 40
seriously burned a few days ago, Is no. 30
ssriously Injured ns at first reported. T.
OK invitation OF the Steubsnyills commit.
lee, a committee OF Wheeling folks will visit
StGubonvillc shortly, and our Board OF City
improvement should see 10 II that they are
royalty entertained SeubenriM Gazette,
THE gas from the new Wellsbure gusher
was turned Into tho main pipes yesterday,
and the waite conducted 10 u distance from
the derrick and lighted. II makes u larger
blazs than the original well did when I'LL the
gas was burning. llgg sJ s5g.
DALLAS Lopez, +. 4 A. n. Of Pittsburgh,
having extended u frAternHl invitation "a
tho oficers and members OF Bates Lodge oil
this city, to visit them on Friday evening
May 81, Bates Lodge accepted the courtesy
aud will make the trip.
The Sheriff OF Belmont county was in tht
city yesterday after Eddie Combs, bat thu
fact that a re9uisition had been itaned fol
Eddie having indiscreet!y been allowed L
get into print, the Sheriff did not get BIZ
man. Eddie Ia no fool.
The Knishts Of St. George yesterday eele
brated the anniversary OF their order. Ate
House band, they attended appropriate ser
vices at the Cathedral. Mgr. Sullivan con
Quoted high mass aud delivered a lecture
This Knights marchingwas very creditable
TIE Opera House bids fair 10 be crowded
on Saturday evening, on which occasion
Barry i Fay's famous comedy company vii
present "Irish Aristocracy," a ~farcical come
dy rcp!cte with roaring fun. 1t Is one Of th
most laughable entertainments, as given b,
Barry and Fay, now on the stage.
SECRETARY or STATE STAINAKKR yeste,ds,
Issued u certificate Of incorporation to th
Jefferson Building Association No. Q, O
ChA,leasown, Jefferson county. The corpora
toIs hIe EolAtst W. oioWut oouu 1oIlelnelu
George Washington, Gustav Brown, 4. W
Washington and Il. II. Cooke. The Asaocls
ton Ia to expire In 1909.
THERE was a nobby turn out on the stree.
Yesterday afternoon in the ahapo OF q hand
some landau, one Of The new ones reccntl
purchased by Mclaughlin & mckinley
drawn BIZ Two spirited horses. The hsrnet
wsss now double set from VIM. echwer,
icger's harness mandatory. and was ST
perbly mounted and made In the most worl
manlike manner IS are all the goods, |
fact, that CONS from Bchwertfeser,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
LAST NIGHTS CONCERT
Aud Hop mt ihc ArIOn Hall u Brilliant
kuccpsN. MA. 90

Success.
Tho concert and hop given by the Arion
Society ct Its club house on the South Side
last night was a charming and brilliant affair,
It Eas the first entertainment given BY the
society since before Lent' and the turnout OF
tho members Tns unusually large; there were
in addition c number oil invited gueatq pres.
Ont. Tie attendance VIVA az large il not
larger than at the first concert given by the
society on the occssion OF opening Its club
house. The largo number OF ladies present
last evening was noticeable.
Tho concert commenced about $50 O'Clock.
Every seat in the cosy theatre wrs filled and
msny were standing. The programme ives
as follows: Overture. "Dle Felseumuehle,D
Opera House orchestra; chorus, "The Poets
Grave" Arion; vocal solo, "She Wandered
Down the Mountain 6ide," Mrs. Nellie
sweeney.palmer; vocal solo, "'Tis l." Mr..
F.. J. Dlegmi!lsr; violin solo, Mr.. Il.
~schockey; chorus. God Bless Thee" Arion;
Fencing School March," Opera House or.
"Die Irrfahrt ums Gluecs," orchestra; piano
soio. "IlTroyatore," Mr.. Joseph Kalla!; vocal
solo, "Heayen Hath Shed a Tear" Mr.. r, v.
Arkle; vocal solo, "Thou Everywhere"
Mira. Nellie Swceney-Palmer; chorus with
orchestra, "Oa the Open Sea-. Arior, the
baritone solo being taken by Mr.. q. a.
schaefer in a splendid manner.
Mrs. Palmer was enco,ed twice, and re-
cciyed come very Handsome dowers. Mr..
schocksy played violin obligctos Tor both her
elections. Mrs. Palmer greatly pleased her
audience. The programme was an excellent
one throughout and provoked hearty ap,
plause% frequently. !
At the conclusion OF the concert the door
was cleared and until early this morning
TIE time was devoted TO dancing to the m usic
Of the Opera House orchestra. At midnight
Hcymann spread an appstizlng supper in the
dining.room. The Arlon'B officers and di.
rectora arc delightful hosts, and know how
to conduct anythlng they undertake. to got
those fortunate enough to be guests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
a street Payer on Brick Paying.

Mr.. Dsehan, Of Philadelphia, father OF Rev.
J. II. Deshan, who was In the city on Tuer.
day visiting his son, Ia a prominent and sue.
cesathl street paving; contractor In the Q1ak.
or City. An lNrELLlGEScER reporter who met
him, and learned that he had inspected the
friedrich pavement on ChRpline street, In the
Fifth ward, asked his opinion OF the Job.
"Well,' said Mr.. Deehan, "!hat comes
nearer to being a paved street than any |
have seen in the city. II looks very smooth,
and vehicles roll over II very easy. But II
you will notice 1t after a rain storm yon will
lind the surface 10 not even. That Is because
It ia laid on boards. No paving with a bosrd
foundation Is q SUCCESS. Experience has
proven that. This pavement may DO 30 50.
perlor to others in Wheeling that the gratifed
citizens will regard it as perfect. But time
| will chow tha. It Is far from being 30. II the
brick had been laid without boards, In p!en.
ty Of mill slack or ciuder, it would stand the
test much better" s -" .I.
The reporter described the new paving
block patented by the members OF the Board
Of Public WORKS and Mr.. Porter, and told
him how they propose to lay 1t.
THAT" said he, ia a much more scientific
pavement, and l venture Il and the old sys,
tom laid side by sids will prove the truth Of
my judgment In the course OF time. Blu,
Belgian block is the pavement. l am nov
laying u street with It, and it will be slmoa,
az good rs new whsn the biick pavement IL
worn out and forgottsn.n 7-T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24

The SWIFT srEclrlc Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Georpia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
RANDOM REMARKS
ON AvARlkrY OF TIMELY TOPICS.
Polltie', Street Pa'lnv, Railroad Buildlnr, Natura'
Gas and Other laterestinE Subjects seen
Through The Spectlclts Of Visitors from
Abioad-A Few Brief Interviews.

Mr.. Bernard Boesch, the agent Of the
silsby Fire Englhe Company, has been In
the city for a few daysin tho interest Of the
concern he represents. Mr.. Boesch 10 now a
citizen OF Pennsylvania, but Is an old New
Yorker, and In bis business travels all over
tho country. He was In a crowd OF promi.
nent gentlemen the other day, whom the
conversation turned on politics, and a Re.
publican present expressed q preference for
blaine rs the presidential nominee. Another
declared he was an admiror OF Blalna's, but
did not desire TO see him nominated, because
his nomination would take Nav York from
the doubtful column at once and place II
among the Democratic States.
" can not agree with you said Mr.,
Boeach. ,Blaine can carry New York II any
Republican can. We ali know the Stats
outside OF New York city Is Republican, and
Blaine Ia Gs strong there as my man named
for the nomination. TIE city In Democratic
and can give q majority that Offsets that ir
the State for the Republican ticket, but
don't believe she will do It this time. With
II little ructlon between John Kelly and th,
rest OF them, the State 10 ours. And I thini
we can count on John this year.
II tell you blhluc ID strOnR every Where. LII
represents to the popular mind the American
idea; he would be expected to give this coun,
try such n standing among the nations OF tht
world as she had In tho years between tht
war Of 1872 and the Rebellion. Why, al
over the South he is preferred by the Rspub
licans ind respected bv the Democratic" g
Returning 10 New York, Mr.. Boeach sait
II Cleveland were to run for Governor thi
year he would be defeated by u larger ma
jority than he wa elected by.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
five deeds in fee, as follows: a,re.. /,
Deed MAIDS April TO-; by Jacob .Kull-nad
wife to Louis Esmyer-~h f-c consideration oil
$780, lor-t the west hall OF lot 05 in Centre
Wheeling. j.
Deed made April 10, by Louis Esmyer and
villa 10 Catherine kull, in consideration Of
500, for tho Same property mentioned III The
I. regoing deed.
Decd made March 8. 1875, by A. J.. Csld.
we'll and wife to Edward Lally, in considera.
ton Of $500. for the north half OF lot 70 in
square Q, IN the Caldwell addition to Wheel.
ing. 9--.
Deed made February IL, 1870. by William
FSpargo and vito to Kate Riddle, in consider.
xtion OF $500. fors piece OF ground CO by 100
feet, on alley 9, in tho First ward.
Decd made April 81, by |. F. Jones, Spec.
ial Commissioner to John II. storcr, in con.
sldsrstion Of SSo5, for lot 81, In the town OF
Triadelphia. 4E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
THOSE srEUBENfILLE VISITORS
FayOrnbIy Impressed with Wheeling.
Their Report.

Their Report.
Hraldc Of Itst.rday.
A representative OF the Herald called on
W. H. Mooney this morning to learn tho
impressions which brick street paving had
made upon him and the balance OF the party
who visited Wheeling yesterday for the pu:.
pose OF examining into the matter. We
found that MI. M. as well as tho othsru we're
very favorably impressed with what. they
saw. The pavement is smooth, even and
comparatively noiseless as compared with
any kind OF stone paving, and It's sdvauts-
ges as TO cleanliness end appearance ara ser.
tainly superior to most 1treet psvemeats,,
As To the most important feature, durability,
1t indicates satisfactory results. Tho pay.
Ing Inside ths street car rails receives almost
uninterrupted use from car trsye! and heavy
teaming, and nhoEs scarcely any more
evidence OF wear than other parts Of. the
street less used. But few detective bricks
were noticed, notwithstanding the pavement
was hurriedly laid last fall, In order to get ii
down before BID weather; consequently the
inspection Was not 80 rigid rs |. would have
been II laid earlier In tho o, asun. The i'm.
preston seemed to be general with tho STEM,
konvi!le people that c pavement laid without
using tbs wood foundation, would have a
great advantage ny 70 lasting qualitics. The
Wheeling Board Of Public WORKS endorses
this view, and will pave three squares within
tho next two months, using a larger brick
with prepared foundation, excluding the
wood. Tho ~yisltors ore lavish In their praise
OF tho hospitality mud courtesies re-
.ceived at tho hands OF Ils Wheel.
log c~it!zens. and aro especiaily Oh.
ligated TO Mr. Campbell, member OF the
Board OF Public Works, and Mr.. Gallisan,
Clerk OF the Board, who vere untirinS In
their efforts to interest and give informatton
to tho visitors. Chief Dunning, formerly ,
rsgident here, called out the fire department
for their inspection. Wheeling may well be
proud OF her fire organization, as everything
connected with it Is FIRST ,lsts. Tho prompt
response aud quick time made, showrar.Ao
ough organization under the skillt6l hand OF
Chief Dunning. NJ. R, .WolE, superintendent
OF the telephone, devoted ths day I o tho viz
itors, assisting largely TO confirm the verdict
that Wheeling is a good place to visit; ey.
pscislly when the party ia limited as to cssG,
as Wheeling hospitality includes a pocket.
book with the latch string Ib.
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NEW YORK, April 23.-Lcather, demand fair and
market firm: hemlcck sOle 25xs2Sc.
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An eastern manufacturer who was at the
McLuto house last night sssl to I'D INrELlI-
GENcER nan "Wheeling ought to move up
to We!lsburg, or pipe natural gas down hero.
She IL bound to have 1t or 0 city will GROW
up right q. her door which will BE- q iormid.
able rival in the marts OF the world. Already
Wellsburg glass has u high reputation on ac-
count OF qualities which 1t acquires FROM ga7
uosd as fuel In its manufacture. Wellsours
and vicinity have lots Of good manufacturing
sites, and gas enough to supply q large city
with I'LL the fuel 1t needs i0Y all purposes.
Ten yeara from now the coal in your hills
will lis idle. Iron furnaces, rolling mills,
factories and all sorts OF foundries will use
nothing but gas for fuel. We are entering
on q new industrial era-tho age Of ggs.'H
Col. Jake Kemple came up Just then, and
was introduced US the man for the new era
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
The .sCnnnon Hall Liue.n

Mr. ABB, Paul, OF Aopeaale, Oaio, one of
the mes! active spirits in the movement TO
build u railroad from Mt. Vernon and Co,
shocion to this city, was In The city last even.
ing. He rsys the PIC act is making as much
progress as any embryo Iaiiroad could ex-
pect TO-. TIE principal difficulty hss been in
selecting q route at the eastern end, as the
the W. & L. Z. company hes preemptcd tho
beat route. However, MI. Paul says, a very
good arrangement han now been made with
the W. & l.. E., and this difficulty thus for
the mcss nart ,obviated: Very favorable
assurances nava been received that tbs bonds
Of the company cen be marketed to good adj
vantage, and the Di1sotors bslisve the road
WILDE built.
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6!aG5c. Corn demand fair market firm; high mixed
hxc: new 66xc. No. 2spot bSc bid; April 63kcMkea
MaytSHe: luneakc;J July nom inAl ii 66xc, Oats
dull and prices a shade lower NO. ] white 800; No,
2 SPOT and April ss5sc asked; May aud June noml.