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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
Opening OF the New York. Philadel-
phia and Norfolk Railroad.

On Monday the l7,h inst. the New York,
Philadslphia and Norfolk Railroad will be
formally opened 10 trade and travel The road
commencing at Delmar, Nd. extends along the
Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia to
Cape Cha les, ninety ave miles. At this point
passengers are transferred from the cars TO fast
mail steamers and ferried over to Norfolk,
distance OF thirty six miles. Leaving Dsmar
the line of the road traverses some OF the most
fertile and productive sections of the two States,
and passes through the following towns and
Villages: Salisbury, Fruitland, Eden, Loretto,
Princess Anne, King Creek, Adelia .Pocomoke,
New Church. Halistop. Maismkin, Accomac,
Puagoteage, Belle Haven, Bird Nest, Eastville,
| finding its rail terminus at Cape Charles, Va.
| From this point the ferry service will be per-
formed for The present by the swift and COM
| modious steam "Jane- Mossley" She will
stop en- route At Old Point Comfort and Porte
mouth, Va. A steamer especially d~siv ned for
this service is now being built, and " i'll be put
! into operation in March, when solid trsiBs,
without change or transfer, will be carried
through 10 Norfolk. The completion Of the
road closes n most important link in the chain
| Of Southern connexions Al Del mar The new
line connects with the trains Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad for Will
MN .ton, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
the East At Norfolk close connection will be
ma de WITH the NOffO:k ana w tStern Tor feterS-
burg, Lynchburg, and other points in Virginia,
and with the Norfolk Southern for EiI ,beih
City. Edrnion. and points in North Caroiins.
| AT Por SIN nth connection ill he made with
the Seahosr I'd and Roanoke r .ilroad con meeting
at Weldon with the Atlantic Co.'s, Line B. stem
for Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, Jack
sonvil1e, New Orleans, and Southern points !;
aud at Old Point Comfort with the Chesa peske
and Ohio for Richmond. The route is both
shorter and quicker than any existing rouie TO
Southern points. saving to the ir :vr!-r i've or
six hours b-t"een New York aud NJrfuik. A
,hrough train, with Pnl! man Sleeper, will leave
New York al 8. OF P. N Philadelphia IL % P.
~. Wilmington 80, arriving =, Capr Charles
Al 80 A. N. !, NJ Norfolk AT 8. 30 A. VI. Lcav-
ing Norfolk at 6. 80 P. NJ, the traveller will
reached Philadelphia at an early hour Of the
morning, and New York at Z A. N. Supper
will be served on North bound and hresk fast to
South bound passengers on the boat. The
equipment Of the road is frst-clzss in. every
particular, and it will, doubtless, soon become
= very popular route to Southern travel -
EIsExAs Bros popular tailors and ciothiers;
Washington. D. c. go q.
A Busy Place is the Cbildren's and Boys
Paror, IS Hanover street, adjoining corneI
Pratt. Thousands of handsome Suits and Oves.
coats for the rising generation from 81 so up
! N. OEHN i Soy, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
Wide Awake

Children, slow in development. pnny, scrawn
and delicate, Use Wells Health kenewer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21


The November returns of the rate Of yield
of corn indicate product somewhat in excess
Of 800, OOO, 900 bushels, or an average rate a
small fraction above 26 bushes per acre. The
best vie ds are, rs in 1888 in What has been
.signattd the Great American Desert. The
''arid regions in the vicinity Of the hundredth
meridian have produced he Wy crops of maize
Of high quality. That line Of longitude has
ceased to be AN absolute barrier to corn pro-
duction or general farming, the rate o yield in
Nebraska being SO 5; in Kansas 80; Iowa IS !;
Missouri "a; Minnesota 80 S. Ohio 81 Illinois
80 Indiana 80; Michigan II Wisconsin, 5 !;
Kentucky %. The Southern States report q
yield of % bushels in Maryland, 20 in Tennes-
see, 10 in Ark nsas, l6 in Virginia Is in Texas,
ID in Mississippi and Alabama, 1878 in Louisi-
ana, IL 10 Georgia and less.in other States
The New England States average nearly 80
bushels; New York returns 30 bushels and
Penns ylvania 81. The quality of corn is bet.
ter than in 1888.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
Fever In Benedict.

FALL SUES. latest designs, Eiseman Bros,
7,h and 8 Sts., WashinRton.zD G. y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
YOU PAY FOR

and spend your money with a home
firm of 80 years standing "! employ
Baltimore work people, who turn out
garments equal to any in the world.
Unsatisfactory purchases can he re-
turned and the money will be ref,s'd>
ed on demand if goods are unworn.
inexpensive location enable us TO un-
dersell houses that denend on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
( Boston Dry Goods House

so PIECES OF 'MUSCOvITES" OR REP
OTTOMAN SILKS,
In Navy Brown, Seal Brown, Marine. Dark
Green, Purple, Light Blue, Gold Brown.
Terra, Prune, Sky Blue, and Pink,
ONLY Scots. PER YARD. -,
COLORED SATINS AT SOC. PER YARD.
To Light Brown, Light Green, Myrtle Olive,
Sage, Bronze, Gold and Black, only
60 CENTS PER YARD.
Greatest Bargains in Colored Satns yet shown.
l8-lNCH BLACK SILK, Scots. PR YARD.
Particularly suitable for Innings,
Sham Skirts, &c.
ELBERON TWILLS VELVETEENS,
In Marine. Navy Blue. Wine, Myrtle, ,rnet,
Beige, Dark Gray Light Gray, three shades
Brown and Black. Only ST. rs per yard.
We are agents for the above make of Velve-
teens, and guarantee them to be the finest
colors, closest pile, and most beautiful finish
OF any make in the market.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21


Our Boys Dept is stocked with
Chlldfens Suirs and Overcoats from,
$3.50 $1,000, aud for larger Bows II,
rrrportiora'eN ioH figures,
Our Order Dept contA''s r'he
choicest production of Foreign and
Domestic looms, from which the most
fastidlous can make selection.
Our Mail Order Dept will On
application sead sample and SELF ne s.
uremeut To those unable to visit the
city. The privilege to return un,atls-
factory goods ENSURES perfect safety 70
all, whilst our judgm' Mt and long *.
perience will be couscientiously usaI
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
GAUDY SHOW

to Sill their wares. Genuine low
prices at all times for honestly made
and perfect fitting garments have
earned for us an enduring reputation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
A Com sla e ndable Zeal.

EIsEnAH Bros, popular tailor and clothiers
Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21

AK for Wells Rough on Corus-" i5c. Quick,
complete cure. Hand or soft corn, warts, buuons-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21


Jas A. franklin, Foreman.
R. W. Bryan, S. D. Roby,
Fred k. A. RicherdsoH, William Cox,
Jos c. GRAY, VIM. H Cox,
Thos K Ching, Jas. L. Draw ner
VIM E. Dement,, Jas. A. Thompson,
J. W. Albrittain, John Dunningfon,
JOS Price, Charles E. Wade,
Edward Sanders, B. l.. Higdon,
Henry f. Mudd, John T. Turner,
B. F. Burch, Rich. rd Hrkins,
Benz. Welch, Jr. Chss. W. Millar,
PETIT JURY.
VIM l. Burch, Alfred e. Lloyd,
Uzziel Wright, Chas H. Neale,
VIM. L Cooke Geo. T. Carrico,
W. NJ. Dubois, B. W. B. Mcpherson,
c. Claude Digges, Charles Booth
Gwynn P. Oliver, JIM. Freenan,
anthony Carroll, Thos. l.. Harmon,
Richard Mason, Robert Porter,
Alpheus Haislip, Euoch, Jones
Rich. T. Jameson, Henry Neale,
John l.. Budd, NJ Thompson,
NJ. Grunasaum, JOS H. Milstead.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
s.Rough on CorRs.

Palpitatlon. prop~.cal Swrlliug>, Dizziness, In
digesiol. Headache. SlrepleSsneSs cUnd by
Wells Health Remover"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
Heart Pains.

Clears out rats. mice. reaches, nics, ants. ed-
hugs,skuuks. chipTnunk sgcIticrs- lb+' bTu=gisiS-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
80 Pcs. of Dress Goods.

Atwood Serges and Shooda Cloth, fine
quality, in the following desirable shades:
Seal Brown, Havana Brown,
Plum, Myrtle Green,
Navy Blue, Cardinel,
Garnet, Dregs of Wine
Sapphire Blue, French Blue.
Only Scots. per yard. A genuine Bargain in
| Dress Goods
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
G. N. 0EHM : SON,
The Largest Clothing House in the State
$50 W. PRATT ST Surrounding
IS HANOVER ST. Corner
BultimOre. Md


Ask for Rough Coughs for Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, HoAfsrness- rroehes, ISc. Liquid
- cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21

PANTS, ALL Prices, Eiseman Bros, 7tb and &
Sts., Washington, D. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-11-21
Silk Velvets.
WEHAVE RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
l9-Inch SILK VELVETS.

IN FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SHADES:
Seal Brown, Emerald,
Navy Blue, Myrtle,
Spanish Brown, Electric,
Royal Is ue. Olive,
Havana Brown, Drahs
GArnets (6 shades, Wines,
EGYPTIAN REDS (SIX SHADES.)
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STATE AND VICINITY.

Mouadsritie, Ndreh 81.
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BELLAlRE.

Personal, industrial and Other Local
Re News.
The Benwood fs'ryboat got 10 work again
yesterday noon. ~
Detective Aenew, OF the @. & P. R. R., was
In town yesterday. .e
Mrs. J. W. James Is quite sick at her home
In the Fourth ward.
Nj. Irish, Of the firm Of DAVIS & Irish, Of
Marietta, YVES In town over yesterday.
The Scotia and Emma Graham were both
at the upper wharibost together yesterday.
Another "Hardscrabbe" marriage ia that
Of Albert Fowler and Miss Jennie Mccain.
The marriage OF Will schramm, OF
schramm Bros !, to Miss Louisa Hahn, Is an.
nounced. is ~ ,5E.,,
George Woodbridge left yesterday for Mari.
eta, where he will soon be married to a
daughter OF Gen. A. T. Warner. ia
; J. B. Rhoades, of 6arahsyille, has bpen
made train dispatcher Of the B., q, 4 @. rail.
road, In Mr.. W. E. Hoyt's place. a
Ed. schosn, Of the Western Union telegram
office, wa, at the Bridgeport office Yesterday
evening, In place Of Harry Rhodes. a.. :
Some small boys were arrested yesterday
at the instance OF Jacob s.ahl, from whom
they had been stealing sheep pel,s and iurs.
.Ths-snit OF William Findly for a nm
damages, sgainat the Water Works Trustees.
resulted ip verdict tor him OF $767, be 10
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BELMONT REPUBLICANS.

The Meeting or tho Central Committee nj
NJ. ClairHville.
Special DhIGich 10 Me lnteliycncer.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, O., March ga very
enthusiastic and harmonious meeting OF the
Republican Central Committee OF Belmont
county WAS held here to-day, nearly every
township in the county being represented.
The following gentlemen were selected as
delegates 10 the Republican State Convex
ton at Cleveland: Hon. L. Danio,d, Hon.
Solomon Hogue, Hon, Samuel Hilles, Jacob
Maule. Samuel Simmons, Charles Baitzsll,
Alex Uranium, William Hoyells. g. G..
Fowler, K. ]. Pollock and J. W. Holl;ngs-
worth. They are, with perhaps one or two
exceptions. in favor Of the nomination OF
James G. Blaine for President.
The County Convention was called 10 meet
at Barnesyille on June 10th.
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bridgeport.
RICH FOKSYTliE HELD.
In Default OF $1,000 Bail he Goes Back
tn Inll --. .--- - Z

...-..t .# 10 Jnll.
The preliminary hearing Of Richard For.
sythe, charged with robbipg A. X. Renwick
OF 81, began yesterday afternoon at 20 o'clock,
st Squire Arklo's office, and IVES not finished
until ls1! evening. Me:srs. Dovener and Jor-
dan conducted the prosecution, and Mr..
Crfcsaft the defense. Alarge number Of wit
misses were examined, but nothing was
shown In regard to the robbery further than
was printed In tho 1NrKLLloEScxR the day al.
ter II happened, which was la1t Friday. Rem.
wick took out his money 10 count 1t in the
back yard OF Healy's illoon, and Forsythe
sua.ched it aud ran out on the street, Rem.
wick followed and caught, him, and strug.
gle ensued, ia the course OF which OnIcer
Combs arrived and arrested Fersythe.
Tho only dtf.nso made we1 an attempt TO
show that Rich had the money found 10 his
possession after arrest, b fors the robbery Is
reported to have happened, but there were
some serious discrepancies in this testimony,
and the Justice concluded 10 demand 81 COO
bail for Forsythe'a appearance at the grand
jury. 10 default OF which he was semanded
to Jail Et1r'l .'5 l-Ir4rs y. vi l-4rl Ia, D.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-Cotton steady at liza
1lLc: futures nrm; March ll2,c April ii. 2Gc; May
lla3r June ll67c; July ll.7oc; August n.Sct; Sep.
tembel u.tSc: October ll.ccc; November l0s7c;
OenhInhas Ii -
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NJ. Luka,a Church,

St. Luke's Episcopal Church, the new and
handsome house Of wotahip recently erected
on the Islrnd, and which suffered severely
by the flood, having over si1 feet OF water on
the main floor, Ia rapidly being put In It's
former condition. Money poured in plenti.
fully from Episcopalians all lover the country.
The church hes been thoroughly cleaned ont,
sfa s s TN ao%n Dt Fl. ,1,u1
ara fist being ,e,t bred by cabinet makers and
2.ca9 pounds Of the fine pipe organ has been
taken out and shipped 10 a Philadelphia
house, where It is slowly being repaired. Il
10 task requiring Considerable time, y.
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Personal. N XailOH.
News ami Gossip In Relation to Varlou1
'.n.u '.,6 peafsiO. #.sfI.

slu- '.,G People. #gFl.
Hon. J.W. GallaLor, Of Ioundsvillo, ia in
the city. n[s "
Mess,a. G. D Smith and y. G. Garman OF
Tyler county, are In the city. III
Nj. D. W. Custer, the able editor OF the
sls'trsYille Independent. is at tha Mcclure
House. s. sir5F
Dr. |. Working prominent physician OF
Newark, Ohio, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
G. Lyle, OF South Wheeling. isss,. h
Mrs. Ralph Kline and MICS Amelia Eisen.
berg, OF Wheeling, are the guests OF Mira Ida
Grove, Of the Fourth ward. -Be!laire Tribune.
Mr.. Charles 8. Benseny, a former resident
Of this city. who for several years past hr7
resided In Moundsville, he1 moved his fami.
ly back to Wheeling and will occupy Judge
Cranmer's cottage on the Island.
: Miss Helen Blythe, OF the SILVER King
company, last evening received q telegram
from R. Ell. Miles, manager OF the Ciucip-
natl Dramatic Festival, inviting her to ae7Ist
In the Festival this year, which commences
Monday, April q, and continued through the
week. she ielegraphed her acceptance Of tss
Offer, which Is certainly a complimentary one.
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AK Extensive ], j, ! CONCERN G t,i III,
Which Proposes to make wheeling Its

. +. L..
Anew York capitalist, Jersey City man
utscsu,er and three well known Wheeling
men have formed AZ a1oeiAtion, which has
been chartered under the name u the West.
ern Construction and Supply Company,
which proposes to operate Ia this city and
surrounding towns. making Its headquarters
In Wheeling, however. Il 10 formed Tor the
purpose Of building water works and similar
public improvements; constructing and
operating electric light plants and other cleo.
trical apparatus, and furnishing supplies for
these kinds Of work, taxing contracts and
the Ike. '7EZo7 .l55
Though but a new concern, the company
emDttks actively IN en tsi As WIN 90
1t has made proposition TO construct and
operate water works Ut Martins Ferry.
Other undertakings will DO entered upon IN
the near future, and the company may DO
expected to add much to the bas!ness Of this
city ma y. o. - : .H-.. I..HH.r..r. |.1z.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Water Worka ProJect-Notes and
as Personals.

Tho Water worka ProJect-Notes and
Hs Personals.
At a meeting OF Council on Wednesday
evening the Western Construction Company
made the following proposition: They will
furnish filtered water, from cribs, at IS cents
per LOCO gallons, or IL cents FER barrel;
they will furnish public schools aud watt
Tor flushing sewers, streets and CUTTERS free;
they will put In sixty anti.!ret zing double
plug fire hydrants. capable Of throwing six
streams Of water through ~ inch hose With
one inch nezzle, 30 feet higusr than the point
OF attachment BY means Of the engines at the
water works, thus dispensing with any fire
engines. They esk nothing from the town
until the works are completed, ready for OPP
Grafton, when thty want the exclusive right
for uroighipg wafer for thirty years tst The
end Of which time the town has the right Of
purchase at n price awarded by arbitrators
chosen by the town aud The compsny aud the
payment annually OF 81 500 for The lite plugs,
which would not increase the present taxes
much over three mills, according to the pres.
ent valuation OF taxable property. The com.
pAny assumes all risks OF building the works
aud their success, aud Hgrees 10 iurninh WI.
ter In year. aaaI
The proposition, alter some discussion, was
referred TO special meeting OF Council.
EorE,. ..
John. Clifford has leased the Cow coal
mines for ten yenis.
The public school clos,s to-day for one
week-lhe usual Spring recess. mn
Lizzie Griffith, ct Point Pleasant, VIVA,
Is visiting at Mr.. d. +. B'ady's.
The concer! OF Thoburn Post, G. A. Il !,
will be given April Sd and 4th.
Dogs created grea. havoc In Mr.. Thomas
G,w's sheep.io!d the other night. IT.
John W. Miller, known as "Prodigal"
Miller, died at RavenuA, O., yesterday. ''
Mr.. George Smith hs7 lie. the contract for
two new houses In Newland's addition.
Raw. J. A. kimmins will lecture OIL tenn.
perance In the U. z. Church this evening at
o'clock.
X. F. Allender is prominently mentioned
for City Clerk, subject to the citizens con.
vention.
Mrs. Mary Crust returned to her home In
Kansas yesterday. accompanied by her
brother, Edward sieyin.
Mrs. Mary Burkhsrt returned to Monroe
county. Ohio, after short visit to iriends In
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Capt. H. ". Smith, Judge Cochran and
others, were In attendance on the stock
holders meeting OF the Mt. Vernon t.
Coshocton Railway, at Uhrichsville, yester
day.
The truste's OF the new cemetery inspected
the roads lending to the grounds yesterday,
aud were greatly p!ea7sd with the progrel Is
thst ! I'D been made. It promises. when fur.
nishsd, - be the most beautiful burial
ground in this vicinity.
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LocK No. !, March 27.-Riyer 9 feet s
Inches and falling; weather cloudy; ,herme.
mater ago = .s.H.. ..".... - --s s. u.
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Oh CITY. Pa, March q United Pipe Line Ger
tidcates opened At 9ysc highest 99ssc: lowest
closed at s,les 1851 900 barrels clca,ant es
yesterday 5?,0 go barrels runs sos2i barrels AhIr
City Exchange stock, 81 60 bid. IS 10 asked.
PrrrsBuRsn, Pa, March 27.-The afternoon sess on
WAS aciivo, but weaker generally In selling: opened
at 9sc; advanced to 9sc; broke and closea at
NEW YoRx. March 81 -Petroleum quiet; United
95lzc. - - -
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RAILWAY BoSDs-Weak and lower


RAILWAY BoSDs-Wcak and lower
STATE sECvRITIEs-Firm.
Pacific 6s of '95...lo3 Tex. Psc. land gr't8 521kS
Central Pacific 1rss.ll1 edo Rio Grande DIV. All
hrie seconds sssfU. 2. bonds ant...-ll55z
LehiEh d Milkes-....lc6AlC. p. Land Grauts...ll
louisiana consols...- IS y. p sinking fund .ll4511
Mthsour 6s.........t65 Virginia 6s...,........ 40
81 Joseph. ......."....-1l0 Virginia consols, OK.
=. +. d b. u. nn9...l.0E ira mat. colpous.., 40
tennessee old.-...". 4?h Virginia deic.red....
Tennessee Is. new.. ~ 'Extra Interest.
srocKs-Market opened strong and quickly ad.
f.e.iug prevailed, Reading leading the downward
movement. After midday i:l!ing met with some
Little resistance and ptic.s rallied iract!ouaily.
Latein the afternoon, however selling ws7 med
on alleged enbarras7nienis Iii the grain trade at
Chicago, and Il cut In west.bound freight rates
which was la,er denied. Speculation clo.el weak,
Compared with las. nights closing, prices are u
y. percent lower. Toe sieamsh . Celtic, Tor Eu.
iope, today 10 out s&).eCtn III gold bais The
same thtpper bought SIS c9S OF bans for Saturdays
kteamer.
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Four LivcA Saved.

. Dr.: Bulls Cough Syrup relieved four OF nv
children Of tha most alarming attack Of
Whooping Cough, from which their thfoats
and necks became so swollen rs 10 prevent
Them from swallowing. nothing would give
them even temporary relief. until this Syrup
YES tried. One bottle, In one night, saved
49, lt!.a9 Gro. ". EAnuAsr. ..L.l
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The chair appointed Messrs. Thsw, Woods
and Reilly as committee for this purpose,
Tbs annual election for directors followed,
the old Board being unanimously Reelected.
1t 10 composed OF the following: Mtssrs. @.
2. Hubbard, John Mcclure, Miohasl Reilly,
II. g. Lazear, Vim. Thaw and Thomas D.
Messler.
The s.ockholders' meeting then adjourned
and the directors net and organized by re-
electing the came officers as those oil last year.
The stockholders expressed themselves a.
generally pleased with last years showing
and with the showing made since January j.
The yea, 1884 bids fair to ba very prosper.
Gus one. NJ.
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Liza Hf0rN

CHICAGO. March 27.-The Drorers' Journal repor.s:
head; market weak and 6aioc lower; rough packing
- l0A6 Is; packing aud shipping % 6:a7 10: light
sa 'sa6 60; skips 81 o0.5 GO. Cattle Receipts 1870
head: shipments s,t.o head: market slow and weak:
exports 81 loA6 co. good 10 choice shippug IS Goa6 OF
COMMON TO medium IS oee5 60. shcep-Recclpii
30c0 head: shipments 800 head: market active an!
steady; Inferior 10 fair "a 50ai 5O: medium 10 rood
81 l0A5 OF ehRtea 10 eItsR Is QQ44 Is
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d Nj. william rh.v, Pr,.iden. Of tie Penn al.
5 bs s.oets.lar !! q ae Pi.t,bu,.gA, Vaulirg

=. d 3.
ID Iik S.oeltsldr, 81 he pi.,,brrgh, Wheeling
q Kentucky Railroad Co.: IN,
z Ten year. ago was elected president OF
stock was valueless and the rosd practically
abandoned. Now your road 70 in good work.
Ing condition aud the capital stock prot.
pectiyely valuable. How much my tesyicea
have contributed 10 this result 10 not for the
10 say. For these services l have not made
any claim nor have I received any compen.
tation. do not make any claim now
amply bring these facts 10 your consideia.
ton and leave the matter Ia your hands. |
do not ask 10. inmed ,sts action. and supgssi
tina. this communication be referred 10 II
committee for examination and report ut
some subsequent meeting Of stockholders.
Very respectfully, "a
.&0 @. D. HuHBAEo,