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I GENERAL LABOR NOTES.

: The niuers in all the mines in the Cum
berland, Mi, region ready to resume,
went to work yesterday at a reduction.
The employees Of the, Wood Mower and
Reaper Company OF Youngstown, O., have
been notified that thcir,wagrs win be re-
ducel 20 percent. ..si;5ss5 Il II :.
The llilland Continental Cotton mills
OF Lewiston, Me-, rasumY | swork vcster.
day, and the Bates milErwliicli; has bfSn
running short time, st1tau up with asinlI
force. h. 4 - ~. a.iI,e y.
The workmen Of Booth, Miller G Co.'S
foundry. Youngstown, o., have received
notice OF cut OF 10 percent in the wages. !
the reduction to 20 into; effect at oity'
which was accepted. y sE taii'El,.{
The ten percent reduction IN wages or. or,
dcred by the Connellsville, Pa, coke pro-
dncers' syndicate recently, went into ef.
feet yesterday, and was accepted by all,
the employees throughout the Conncllsyillu
region. About eight thousand persons
are affected by the reduction. 4 4.
Two Slate mills have shut down nj Fair
Haven, VI, others arc. runnin. three.
quarter time. Two mills .liayc closed nj
Hydeville, Vt The price sot slate stock,
IL reduced from "A cents per foot to IL,
cents. 1t costs about . cents Mt the min
and about AZ much more to plane, which
leaves about! cents margin. III b !. y
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

N. Watkins and John W. Diggs, editors
Of rival papers, at Vienna, Mo, rot into a
quarrel, and the former was shot dead.
The recent rains at Petersburg, Va, so
;replenished the. city reservoirs that ior tho
first time for bver two moths water was
turned on throughout the entire city.
= The contractors oi1the Chester, Pa. Iii:
vision Of the. new Philadelphia & Balti-
more nilroal yesterday the wages
of the Italian laborers from 81 % to 81 %.
The labsrcrs stopped work. 1s4..,s.s;sf5ss 3..ss
George Rankin, Of Woods Run, pa.,
careIessIy handling shot gun, accident.
ally shot and killed his a:ed mother. The
young man, who did not know the CUR,
w.s loaded, is fraatic with grief
The Bethlehem, Pa, iron company, yes
ter,lay discharged l50 sworkmen in the
steel mill. At the fIehish Zinc and Iron
Company's works, in the same town, -four
metal furnaces were shut down. II Twenty
five men ara thrown out Of employment.
The Mineral, Mining and Railroad Com
pany, which operates the Cameron, Lake
Fiddler and Pennsylvania collieriesI at
Shamosin, Pa, employing j 200 miners,
reduced wages from 4 TO 10 percent. z Il
is believed the men will accept the Sre1uc.
ton. /, It is thought there will he aaimilar
reduction Of all;the miners In that section.
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5Wn.kEsnARRE, Pa, Dec. 1.-The people
residing in the vicinity OF Number5Forr
Slope, operated blythe susqhel,anna Ccal
Company, Nanticok,; were greatly alarms
edthls morning by the discovery of q
large tissure in the earth's surface under.
meath the houses. The water OF many
wells run into the mine below. For three
months past the Company has been EN-
"eavoring to prop up the roof OF the
mine, but with little success The strong
est foundations erected are giving away 10
The pressure above. A 2cave.in is feared
which may result in enyulting II not seri-
nusly damaging many houses on the sur
lace unless they can stay the falling earth.
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WILL ;FEEETnswAY.
Morrison, Chnirmnnof Ways nntt Means
y Com n,ittee, wilt not be Rnxh. z - :

Morrison, Chairman afthe Ways untt Means
S Committee, VIII not be Rn.h.5 ';l5,' (
:. ;WAsHsSdroS, D.. C., Dec. l.-Represen-
tatlvc. Morrison, chairman OF the Ways
and Means Committee, was asked tonight
by an Associated Press reporter If he
thought there WIS any probability Of. the
enactment Of: any tariff Legislation during
the present session. - s ss7;;-1 t;T
Hereplied that he had not yet had an
opportlhiltS. Of ascertaining how the mem-
bers felt upon the subject. 1t might be
there liad been some modification al
opinion BY the Representatives since the
last session. 1t wua certain il there had
not been some change Of views by Demo.
cratic msmbers, no tax reduction could
be had except by the aid of the, Republi-
cans: He added: "l do not propose to
attempt any experiments, butif upon in:
quiry find that there is reason to
think a bill proposing n moderate reduc.
ton could pass this session, shall'cer
tainly bring in such bill. !. > .;;s5l.;i;l
In answer to further questioning, g, Mr.
Morrison said twas not unlikely that the
discussion of legislation necessary to carry
the Mexican treaty into effect would open!
up the general tariff question, stiffi ( =. I
Tie new treaty with Spain in relation to.
the commerce of the, United States with,
Cuba and Porto Rico will be discussed ins
executive session by the Senate and will
not be.lisely to lead to any. open discuss,
ion OF the tariff question: - + i.33li .'3 /
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'PRElDkSr AKTlrn's state papers have
not been remarkable productions, though
they have been, in the; main, wisely con-
ceived, broadly. patrioticin tone, dignided,
bnsiness.like; well-written without pos
sessins any special literary merit. The
present message, in these respects, does
not differ from those that have come be-
fore it. The President, speaks to the
point and makes himself understood. Ex.
crpt that he, as well as the Secretary Of
the Treasury, is dazzled by the foreign
market so that he can not appreciate all
that the home market is and ought to
be, his suggestions are in the line Of wise
public policy.
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II the Secretary Of the Treasury were a
Democrat the IS1ELLtGEScrRw would say ot
so mclrzof hiss report us relates to the
tariff that is not.in harmony with the pro-
tectiye policy OF the country; that his
recommendations are unwise, and if car
ried into elect would asgravate the com.
y plain. for whicl, he offers them as n mana.
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WAsillSo7oS, D, G., Dec. 1.-The FOL.
lowing estimate has been submitted by
the House Committee on Appropriations
for the year ending June 30, 1886: Pen.
sions, 500, 100000; military academy,
SS93,Ai; Notifications, 81 ,3o3, 400: con.
su'ar ane diplomatic expenses, 81 Coz, III;
navy, $50, ,85i, 600; postotlice department,
sod,009, lH; Indian bureau, S7,S5S,0l0:
army, $50, 1l0,iSD; legislative, executive
and judicial expenses, so22,SC8,5GO; agri.
cultural, $3.50. 10; sundry civil experscs,
S2,S2I, 400; District OF Columbia, Sl,74O,.
ol3; improvement OF rivers and l,arbors,
S,F7, 400. Total, Ssh $50, 7O7.
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BranI write. nm open Lett e..


CnlcAGo, IT,, Dec, IAN open letter
will be published here tomorrow from
Rudolph Brand, Democratic candidate for
State Senator from the Sixth District to
Henry ". Lemon, his Republican oppo-
nent. Brand aays that willie lie ran ahead
Of his ticket elsewhere and had reason to
believe he would DO tho same, III The Sec
ond precinct OF the Eighteenth ward,
whene it is alleged fraud WIS committed
which added 200 votes to Brand's count.
yet il Lemons claim = to this
ettect@:.is z correct, it :, would show
he 4 Brandy ran behind the ticket.
in the precinct. Still, from the fact that
the ballots in the box indicate that
Lemons father.in-law, hrotl,er-in-law and
other intimate friends voted ior Brand, he
Brand is inclined to the opinion that
these ballots ara fraudulent, he therefore
proposes to Lemon that a.ey Jointly cam
vass thevotes in the district, and if
it Is found that the, ballots OF a siiiiilaf,
character had been deposited in Other
precincts, the matter will be settled Nv
the testinonyof voters throughout the dis.
trict on the question for whom they voted. :.
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.1uXEIs NEWS.

Mnyementsof Boats md tlie Stpsc VI Water
~ = -: Here aud ElsewhGrs. -.
2 The Chesapeakcl left for Parkersburg Mt
~ AN. rs vi,
The Diurnal is this mornings plrkers.
burg packet. |T' 4
The, Josh Cook passed ,up Yesterday
with u. tow OF emptics. g :
y The W. n. Chancellor will probably Z. cn- J.
ter thu. Marietta and KanawlIa river trale
Us soon as there is enough water in the
kanawha. "A
\ Those desiring TO take in the great cot.
ton: exposition OF New Orleans apd muk q
q cheap and pleasant steamboat excursion
are. referred TO the advertisement of the
steamer Andes. II .4.!sIs ssl[.94.1i :" =. - -,
Y Coal is still being shipped to Cincinnati
from Pittsburgh by rail, and unless there
is .. rise5s soon 90 tthat1slIipmcnts can be
mala ty. rive, theGprice there, ALREADY
high, will 80 still higher. II, ''.7'gl..,
1.-The marks on the gauge here last night
showed four feet OF water, and tl!e.riyer
" AZ rising!. The advices from pointsaboye
showed thertver tsrbeTstaiionary or fail.
ing, and the weather cloudy and cool tho
Thermometer ranging from 81 to 40'. E'l
\ Capt. Stocklale is thinking Of intro6uc.
Ing the restaurant system on the Cincin-
nati-Pittsburgh packets; the idea is to
charge passengers SO much for passage
and state rooms, and then they can furn-
ish their own lunch ortake their meals on
the boat, which, Of course, would be OK.
tra.; 1t is believed that the introduction
Of TINS system would largely increase the
passenger trade. " s.l9ti 4 i. I.
( The Courier has come up from Crab.
Landing, where she has been at work ior
some time past, raising and dismantlinr
the old Regular. She brought the huil
and machinery OF the old boat up with
ber.t The machinery will be used Of, i.
new stern-wheeler that is being built fol
the gentlemen who bought the old Par
kersburg Transportat on Company, Tho
Courier is at the bank above the"Relia
lble' wharf boat f3.7 IfT33S = =, : 7,
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s TILL IN l,oul,l.

The Political Complexion ot the IliinoI.
;,g Legislature Not yat Settled.
CHICAGO, Ills, Dec. 1.-The Dddy Ntus'
Springfield, H., special says: The State
CanYassing Board comuleted its work to.
day and decided the contest in the Thir-
teenth Legislative district in favor OF Mu1.
heran and against keupp; This will make
the Legislature tic on joint ballot in
case Leman, Republican;in tile Sixth dis.
trict, is seated, or will give the Democrats
majority Of two in ease Brand, Demo-
crat the same, district, is given seat.
keupp claims that 90 votes for him in the
Nineteenth precinct OF tie Fourteenth
ward. were counted for his opponent, and
says he will present the case 10 the grand
Jury. or will contest before the Senate.
The. facts were shown to,be, before both
the County anil State Canvaes,ly Board,
that by 3 clerical error Keupp was oriyi.
nally given 80 votes too many. AS both
keupp;and Mu'heran arc Democrats the
complexion Of the Legislature will not be
changed in either ease: /: / 90 - ~ a.
Governor HamiltonwiIIa announce his de-
cisioninftlle -Braud-Lenans: case to-inor.
mi
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,.,, -t'g Ii .s-'t'lzR - -
The Strnngo Charge of a wife.

SYRACUSE, \. Y, Dec. l.-A@ sensation
has been caused by the arrest yesterday Of
DR.. II. Henderson and his sister, Miss ABB
bic Henderson, upon q charge made by
Mrs. Henderson, the doctors wife, with
whom he had not lived for twoyeaIs. She
alleges that the accused have, lived Z to-
sether Tor several weeks al man and wife
They Indignantly deny the story. The
parties arc prominent citizens, Z, ..{f
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SPEAKER CARLISLE
says There win Do So.rnrIn rr,nkerIna
5g Z! During the Present cnnrr.sstt *,

During the Present Congress.
t ,WAssntSsroS, D. G., Dec. l.-speaker
Carlislesaid toan Associated Press reporter
tonight that it was not probable that
there would be any general tariff lsgisla.
tom this session. There is not tine, be
said, and the fact that i newadmiaistra.
tion:is about to come in, the Democrats
and Republicans alike were disinclined to
attempt anything like q general revision
Of the tariff now. ~ - y
Y The discussion Of the Mexican treaty
will, he thinks, open up the general tariff
question, and lead TO some talk upon it;
but nothing further, He said II was posi-.
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GENERAL GIANTS services to the coun.
try enttle him to its substantial gratitude.
The man who fills in history the place
that Grant fills ought not to be allowed to
eal his days in pinciled circumstances.
The country can we'll afford to give him
Il liberal pension. Il sg.5C,. .EtT
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sII :. iEl----7 = : 4
Telephone Suit ID Decided,

NEw ionx, Dec. In N.e United States
circuit urtto.day Judge Wallace handed
down . decision in favor Of the American
Bell Telephone Company in a suit brought
against the Peoples Telephone Company
to enjoin the use by the latter OF its appa-
ratus. The. suit, which involved larger
amount OF money than any decision in n
previous suit in the United States courts,
has been pending for years. ii
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DErnoir. Dec. l.-This morning at 10
o'clock as the south bound train oaDtLe
Michigan Central approached the -aefnt
in this city Mrs. W. Fl, and Mrs. II. G.
Green attempted to drive across the track.
The engine struck the wagon and pushed
itabout hundred feet. The women fell
under the wheels and were; terribly
,nangled ,Edeath being. almost instanta-
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blethat some attempts would DO made this
session % remedy certain Inequalities in
n !he talif,. but y; was too early to predict

sSes!ou ~ Ientuy certain Inequalities in
the result. a' As NO I'# 3 :
With respect TO any general revision,
ne said even should they all agree that
such revision should be made when thew
came TO settle upon the details they would
ind such a difference OF opinion that
months would be needed 10 complete
the work. He was equally convinced
nothing would be done IN the matter of
cutting down the internal tax, because
should such an attempt be made It would
precipitase the whole question OF tariff
reduction. fN, y i0
Speaking Of the report OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury, Mr.. Carlisle expressed
satisfaction with tho position taken by
Secretary AlcColloch on the etarilr question
as to his recommendation That n new tariff
commission should be appointed. Mr..
Carlisle said the present House would not
consent that another commission should
be appointed by 4 Republican President.
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!. Tue glory Of man is hisstrer. .ah Il 4 n n, Won
a, are weakened down th.uusi, eytessiya yva
study Or by early in;tiscretions Aliens
bf'!'h Food will permanently ,estnrc nil,
lost vlsor, and strengthen all tie museiss s
o. praln aud hoiiy. j! y ak ior si.@at5
4russslsa, or by mail from ]. Ii. hll.m ais
FIST Ave-, New York City, yrnsaw y !
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TIE West Virginia electors ure gather.
ing to meet tomorrow. It is rumored
that they will vote for Cleveland, not
withstanding the Mugwump assurances
that Cleveland Is Civil Service retormer,
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rnE President has nothing to say about
those American citizens who were not al.
loved 10 vote for his successor. il5ElI
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WHEN Secretary McCulloch strikes raw
naterial'he makes the free traders dance
with Joy. McCulloch isn't sound on the
tariff question. @.l..@
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Sugar Planter. WIN plant Rlee.

New ORLEANS, Dec. Sugar planters
are badly frightened at the prospect Of u
ratification Of the commercial treaty with
Spain, which admits Cuban sugars free.
Many are making arrangements 10 give up
the business and go into rice planting. It
Is believed that rice will soon be the lead.
!ns crop OF Louisiana. 1t is claimed that
II will net $40 per acre and with less
trouble than is involved in sugar raising.i
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TnE silver dollar is hammered out Of
toantenance by the Secretary OF the
Treasury and by the President. z =
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DoS'r overlook the State House organ
IN the scramble for the postoillce. There
will be no 'negation" there 10 "relax." a
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SESAron GonMAS will DO well to have
that tlural chair investigated by u Senate
.coa.nit:ee. Tho'aenemy may have Pot
tlrks in it. Aar r-iT7=alI a,4ljt.E.'&,
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TINS County Commissioners are en-
gagged in mighty tussle with the vagrant
hO,. .. Z.
THg message In full Is worth reading.
Most of the recommendations are worth
hecding. l.slIs-t. i'd t99,..t.. 9,.t ~ ..4...

CoSGREss gives a drowsy attention to
messages and reports, plgeonholes and
ior.rg them. Iat n,
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IN TIE HoCKtNIG y3lLtLlEY.l;
Everything Quiet In Tint Re esiou-ThIrty Old
\ Minor. G.. 70 Wnrk. ~ t.-i. - :.

'|' 9"iuS .!hiSt IN hhl Re eEiou--ThIrty Old
Miners Go:0Work.t -. p. p. &;
CoLuMnrs, Dec. Jl.-Evcrythins is re-
ported quiet among the striking miners
OF the Hooking Valley tonight. A bout
thirty old miners went to work at Nelson
vile to-day against the strong protests Of
the strisers, who held a meeting and pre-
pared notice in reply to the resolutions
OF the citizens Of Nelsonvillc, adopted SAT-
nrday; The import Of the notice is TINT
they give the citizens two days 10 with
draw their statement that they would sun.
port and synpa,hize with all who wish
10 60 TO work ut the reduced rate. ~
. shonld the citizens refuse to withdraw
thelr support, the notice says, they will
he boycotted. .77a'5 !si' h Z. it
/, W. p. Rend made Il requisition for car,
from the blocking Valley road today in
accordance with the order OF the U. S. Court
at Cincinnati. The company houorel the .
request, demanded local rates, paw in adj.
vance, and refused to carry coal further
than the extent OF their lines, which would
necessltate 4 transfer. Rend could hot
start his bank under these conditions,
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:. PlTrspcncH, Pa, Dee 1.-The ollicers,
Of Of! the h, various trades unions in this city
ylTesfo:nisht n and appointed Il committee
to: solicit aid for the Hooking Valley
mihers, and also to make afrangemrnts
'ior* a''beneht to be given at one OF the
theatres. = ....Il E.---. y II. =. = =.
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Inasmuch as about sls5, ,OOO, 900 Of tile
circulation Of banks is based upon our 3
percent: bonds. which pre- now redeems.
able and being rapidly redeemed, rene:
dial action can not pc postponed beyond.
the present asessio,rif d rapid reduction of
.ourbTyf fsHote eirthIpti6ii is to be avoided.
'Elie!mAttefit NSery! important lone, !, and
should receive immediate attention si55,,n,
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A lobster yields from 10000 to $1,000
eggs annually. The lobster is not pretty,
put Its industry il unques.ioned. sri Ia ;,
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INTERNAL TAXES.

- Il o.. Il
? In regard to our internal revenue taxes,
1have to say that, as these taxes, with
the exception Of whisky, ought not to be
and will not be needed for revenue ii ap-
preparations are kept within reasonable
bounds and rigid economy is, established
in all branches OF the public service, ! see
no good reason for their continuance. The
ta1, upon bank note circulation'I shall re-. e.
fer to in my remarks upon national hanks.
Taxes upon agricultural productions, al
though tndirectlylevied, are. inconsistent
with ourigeneral policy, and tobacco is the
only one OF these productions which has
been taxed. An sRrticlc which is 80 pen.
orally used, and which adds so much To
the comfort Of the large number of our
population who earn their living BY man
ual labor, cannot properly be considered
a luxury, and as the collection Of the tax
is expensive and troublesome to the Gov
ernment, and is especially obnoxious md
irritative to small manufacturers, tie tnx
upon tobacco should, in my judgment, BE-
4,j n 8,.S,sl I -, - ID a
I; The tax upon whisky could not be, re-. re.
pealed without u Disregard Of: public sen.
timent, nor without creating necessity
for higher duties upon imported goods ;
but, while this is true, the tax upon the
alcohol used in manufacturing might he
removed withdecided benefit 10 home IN,
dustry and foreign trade. "A (, 4 Z! ei'TT
|l In Great Britain spirits have been used
IN manufactures free Of tax since the yea,
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Glle Q,,tl,elJliiqt'nf&r::.

olnreI Sn.. rs and ~ Fonrtesnth strset.
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Wien the reading ;of the message 5 was rs
concluded Senator a ldr:ch, in a, few. feel
ing remarks, made the formal announce.
nient otthe: dealt, efs: Senator Anthony
and the Senate adjourned.
THE Presidents message will. be found
in another part OF this ia Der. -
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r. PUBLIC DEBT.

Statement for tho Month of iNovsm boz.
/, ssf Amoiiut OF Inrrsnse. $50
stS SWAsniSoroS, Dec. Following is the
public debt ;statemcnt for the month of
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a'seaC Continued onHThia Pags. !, Si y I H Z
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Movement. of Boats and IL. Sings VI Water
* : Hers and El.ewhers. ts....,5
2 The Chesap peake left for parkrrsh,r ry nj
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The Treasury would be relieved, in a
measure, from the burden Of the silver
now held in the Treasury by a Withdrawal
/ from, circulation of the one and two dollar
notes. This would not be a gain to the
Treasury, but would be gain to the conn
try by increasing the amount Of silver in
circulation. Five dollars notes should be
gradually retired and half and quarter
eagles issued to replace, them. The trade
dollar should no longer be tolerated,
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ExTRADlTIoS TREATY wlrlr GERMANY.

Our relations with Germany, i country
which contributes to our own some OF the
best elements Of citizenship, continue to
be cordial, Tho. United States llinye ex-
tradition treoties with several OF the Ger.
man States, but BY reason ot the conted.
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The Pittsburgh < Lake Eric Railroad
Company have discharged $50 trackm.n
and the West Penn Railroad 40. ,raig. a u