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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-13
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CHICAGO.
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nucKlen.s Arnlca SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cnts, Brnis
IS, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
I'll Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
" no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfeci satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Lutz 4
Driggs
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+ you are low spirited and have no appetite
get bottle of Nichols bark and iron. 1t is
the safest and most effective Iron Tonic ever
presented 10 the public.
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y,

OF lie
souheas ,anoth Vest Southwest
orr between the
PEORIA OTTAWA
Fairfield
Center
In Kansas City Mssou ano seave~
Interm
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UNDERTAKING AS USUAL.

Is invaluable for Sprains, Bruises, Shoulder !
Lameness, Affection Of the Tendons or Liga-
ments, Splints, Rheumatism, &C. II is a i
remedy that should always be Ii pt on hand
in every stable. II net found as yepresented
we will refund money.
PRICE SLOO.
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Chicago, Alton & St. Louis k...iIv..

Itghtnng Express Denver Express, and Kansas City
and 81 Louis Express trains run daily; Express Man
and Joliet Accommodation run daily, except sunday
kAnsas City and St Louis EXPIRES. going south runs
through without chang Of cars. Morning train 10 ~
Louis has free chair cara and evening train through
slcrrer ~ 81 Louis snd Springfield.
JAY W. ADAMS.
Ticket Agent L. A. RAilrvui.
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WILL GET THE ROAD,
THE Pennsylvania r. 4. COMPANY
Taxa Hold Of the CiAri,burE Prj,e', aad will
I. Bp,ld the West Virginia ! Psansylvahta Aoad. i
Right Of NAY salts With The u. u.kP.
lil Cempssyto b BsttiAd N.xt week.

, Hon. John Il. Ruhl, a member Of the last
House OF Delegates from Harrison county,
and q leading bushes, mAu, was In the city
night before last and left early yesterday
morning for home. He had been up In
esnnsylyAnla on business connected with
the PR scted West Virginia L Pennsylvania
Railroad. An ISTKLLIGkycxR reporter met
him Just before he left the city, and ask I'd
him about tho outlook for tho construction
oil the road. W III
"Ths road will be built,n said Nj. Ruhl.
1--WE havesucceeded In making the necessary
arrangement with the Psnns yivania Cjmps.
ny, aud as soon as some little trouble
about rights OF way are cleared up,
work will begin. Several cases grow.
ing out Of the conflicting claim OF the
Fsirmont, Morgantown 4 Pittsburgh for our
location. are now pending In the Monongali
special term set for the purposs next Thurs
day. We have prior claims, and I have no
doubt will be able to establish that fact In
court, and get M early decision. though the
other road, which Is now admitted to be
B. d o. scheme, will fight rs TO the end.
They have opposed Us 90 far at every step,
and even commenced 10 survey right over
our preliminary survey, tearing up our
stakes. and celebrating our marks. They
promptly abandoned this work, however,
when We served notice upon them.
"In spite Of all these obstacles, you may
say that work will commence on our road IL.
side Of three months, and bs pushed to rapid
completion. II will give Ciarksburg what
she has long suffered fora competing line
with the B. d O.road. 1t has always charged
exoroithnt freight rates. because Ii wss our
only outlet, and 1t naturally Is disposed to
oppose any innovation which will prevent
It's bleeding Us right along. But We will get
tho road, and It will add one hundred per.
cent 10 Clarksburss business prosperity"
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Personal MENTION.

" f.
News md Gossip In Relation to vnrioun
.., People. ~
Miss Minnie Donaldson il visiting friends
in Little Washington. .gM 2-7'gl
Miss Jean Graham, Of Sistersville, is visit
Ing Mrs. George Miller, on EoT street. Fifth
ward. 'r- r.
G. Il. Henderson,, Erq., OF parkersburg
was among the West Vireiaiaus In the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Q. W. Priest OF steubenvllle, well
known In this city, ia going 10 locate on the
Island April lst. 49, uJs#J
Dave D. Johnson, E.q, Chairman OF the
State Temperance Executive Committee, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John o. MCGOWAN, MIRA David
Meyers and Mrs. NJ. i. Hill, OF steubenyllle,
were at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Bishop. ex.President OF the
Amglgam&.sd Association, was in the city
yesterday. Ha says the Blaine boom is every.
where. ~ md, & a. ~ =
Messrs. ". ". Van Wrinkle and W. g.
Sands, two prominent ParkerSburg sttorneys,
are at the Mcclure House, Nj. Sands sou
accompanies him. - 5.r,.,..,s <
Manager Wolff, Of the Telephone Er,
change, hes gone 10 Parkersbur, again, 10 see
about the new line 10 DO established from
that place to Burning SPRING.. SS.ls
The wife aud two children OF State Audi,
tor Miller, Of West Virginia, came up from
Wheeling to-day on a short visit 10 w. q.
hampton. corner Fifth and Logan.-SteuJen.
eihe Gazette. -
Miss Annie Logan. who has been teaching
music and F.ench at the College fol
several terms, has resigned on account OF III
health. Aiss Ella Lewis, OF this city, a
graduate, will take Miss Logan's place.
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DIR. WAEsElrA ADDRESS
On Temperance Mt tho Fourth Street
lW, = Church LnAt NIxht.


a. Church Lnat Might.
A meeting Of those interested in temper.
ance work aud the temperance cause was
held at the Fourth streat church yesterday
afternoon, for consultation upon the best
methods Of conducting tho campaign in this
county. Last night Dr. z Warner, the State
temperance organizer, addressed nass
meeting st tbs sams place.. 0wicg to tbs
thunder storm In the evening the attendance
wsa not what 1t ought to have been in mum.
bers, but those who were present were we'll
repaid for their attendance. DO
: Rsy. Dr.. Smith, pas.or Of the church, intro.
duced the speaker, who made lucid and
forci5ls presentation OF the demand for work
to countergct the evti influences OF ifquor,
lha Doctor haa pleasing voice and an clio.
quent delivery. and his style OF oratory is
well suited to the rostrum.
Al the conclusion OF the address, Mr., D,
D. Johtson, Of parkersbnrg Chairman OF the
State Temperance Executive Committee,
made u fsw remarks on ths condition Of tbs
temperance work in the State. : BE was en-.
Outraged to hope for much good to the causa
in the next year. Is ,ragria
The County Executive Committee was then
appointed, consisting OF the following gen.
tlemen: Judge G. L. Cranmer, J, D. Ewing,
ESQ W. A. Wilson, William Hastings, Hon.
G. ". Atkinson, J. Melvin Richards. Hon. E.
9. Cracrati, Rev. Z. J. Hart, G, W. Bags,
John Handy and NV. Beck. AZ :4 /
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CRY nATTERs.t
nr,ef Hoies on Current Events Of Minor

DYtef Eofel on Current Events OF Minor
4, NJ Is Interest. q ~ y v.
osE marriage license was issued yesterday.
WHEAT In this vicinity Is said TO b In good
condition. I3 ElliiE4 {.N.y. b ( y
YrnrnDAr mornings police court was
whit6-wash. 1g. r RE- s-51,f %IsEE' n 4
THE Belmont mill packing boys have 70.
turned 10 work. }"b s'af Est
WILD hswes arc already making their ap.
psaIance In TIE woods. q ,lll'l l45l,
THEsupremsC our. OF ppeals and Municl.
pal Court both meet to-day. To -
Work has been discontinued on the w, 4
II. railroad near the Btats line. G @at
A SuxBrR OF T.. W. d Ky. officials were In
the city yeAterdsy, on a tour OF inspection.
No Part OF tho city eau boaAt OF d,stinctIon
on rccoun. Of muddy streets. They are all
alike. r ,1Rsf y
The Sunday passenger trains on the Hemp
Held have been discontinued until further
notice. W'e
THE Morning Star Social danced ut M,sn.
n'rcho- Hall last nightto the muslc OF May
er's orchestra. rl
TaE telephone line between this city,
Stsubsnyills and Pittsburgh Is once more
working satisfactorily. Dr. " To IT,
The Macedonian Baptist Church gave a
social al the ssco1d ward market hall last
night, which, considering the weather.. was
well attended. r I'D HWFl4w
MATINEE at Charley shay's Theatre to-day.
A souvenir photograph OF the cute baby
bicyclst will be given 10 each lady present.
The Davenes close their engsgemcnt ,his
evening. gi,
The agent OF Ida Siddon's Mas!oden
Female Mlnsttels IL in the city making
arrangements for their appearance In the
Opera Houss Wednesday evening, April Cd.
-StetlbenriIle Ga=ette. -g'D i2[
DE-. L. D. Wilcox was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Robert Hoge Wilson, aged 0, and
John McColloch Wilson, aged s, orphan
Children Of Rsbecca n. Wilson, deceased,
aud gave bond In the sum OF 81 400 In each
case with 3. s. Jacobs as surety. -lggTl-
| Mn, W. MILTON, OF Springfield, Mass, TIT
champion ria shot OF the United States, will
be ia tho city to day, and will tako part In
prectics match with members OF the Wheel
Ing Rhs Club, at the Stroble range. Tn,
public are at libsr.y to witness the match.
THE Wheeling Park Company visited th,
Park yesterday. Tbs Park will be- nicely fl
| kcu w tAo HIAsbht pAeAby VI Uelut
provided in cars Of rain. The geological col
lection Is growing, and though yet saiall, Il
interesting, and will prove considerable o
an attraction this SIMMER. ~ n
EQUINE FErERxAs had a boom In his otfic,
yea erday. In addition 10 the case OF PARK or
tbs bad man from Barueavslle,n be pu
John Barker, Tom DniIy, Ed Mooney anf
Lister Smith under bonds Ia the sum Of So
zach 10 keep the peace for six months, tn,
first two named in two cases each. =
Tnz National Mold and Stamping Com
Pany, OF Washington, D. c., was incorporated
by AeeyetaEy OF State Etalaaker yesterday
Tho company proposes to sell Improvements
for ornsmenting walls and ceilings. Thu
stock is s.. 200. divided into shares OF 81.
each. The stockholders are E. J. Gorhnm
D. ". Stockstil!, T. J. McGrary. E. W. An
derson and J. G. Smith. all Of Washington. I
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ARE you distuibed al night and broken Of
your rest BY sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth II 30. send al
once and get a bottle OF Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Ia
value 70 ihcsloalable. II will selisvs tha
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers. there Is no mistake about
II; 1t cures dssentery and diarrhoea, req.
ulates The stomlch and boxsls. cure, wind
collie, Boftens the Gnms, reduces inaamma.
ton, and gives tons and energy 10 the whole
system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children, 1eeshfng Is pleasant to the taste.
and Ia The prescription OF one OF the Oldest
s A. best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and 10 for sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price Is eents 4 bot.
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Trouble III the q. d w,

pTpyb0H Euye ".t|. W. ' o. Hf..t
The directors Of the Grafton & Greenbrier
Railroad Company met on Wednesday oil
last week at Philippi to consider the bushes
and condition OF the road. The finances OF
the company are Bource Of much concern
10 the officers. The original subscription,
consisting Of the Barbour county $50 600 and
Grafton district $4,000, and other midi
vldual subscriptions, amounting to near
$1,000 together with the 100000 Issued in
bonds and secured in deed OF trust
to Frank Woods, trustee, and now
Of record In the Taylor county Clerks
office, has long since been exhausted.
In addition, 1t IL said the directors, on their
own note, have borrowed $4,000, which has
also been expended. The road Is not ballast.
ed nor in line and surface, hesce the board
passed q resolution, SO reported, stopping
Henry s. Wilson's pay as Chief E Is gneer, bnt
continuing him In office as such without pay,
and directing the employment OF a supervisor
Of track Of $50 per month, to put the track in
line and surface aud ballast It. There IL
trouble among the members OK the board,
and there Is music In the air. ~
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STATE AND vIyINIrY,

A large audience was present, considering
the ino!emeucy Of the weather.
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TKE CAMP NJ EEr1NG.
Meeting of the lAsx0cletion MT Moun,

DO" ts---~--- Nd
Meeting OF tho !AHsocletion Mt Mounds.
=. at 81 4, si- VILE. 2[E5ITfS - IL
Z The Wheeling District Camp Meeting Assc.
ciation's Board Of Directors met on the camp
ground at Mouudsville yesterday, Rev. George
3. Hite, Col. Hugh Sterling. Messrr, Luke
Fitton, N. ". Beck: Joseph Badley, III, P.
McGregor. George Edwards, Thomas Finn.
u. K. Brooks, Michael Dunn, A, G, Bauer
and Dr.. j.. W, Morris being present. Tia
bridges carried away by the Good wero order.
ed replaced. and the Association subscribed
$500 and all its dishes and furniture now in
the boarding house on the ground, to the
capital stock Of the new hotel COMPANY.
This amounts to about $1,000 In ali, The
no 81 will be built lf@,g95 - - -
4 Typographical survey OF The grounds was
ordered. and large mum Der OF trees ordered
to be purchased aud plan ted on the grounds
simpson avenue and Haven s.reety ara now
being graded, and the conpany's building
used as a store, will probably be removed
from Simpson avenue. - ii55Siiis.f'sl- d
rha Board spent 10 much OF the time at liz
disposal looking over the grounds that tho
business before It was not finished, and The
meeting adjonrnod 10 the Fourth Street
Church next Friday. = VI 4 - ~.
The camp grounds will be much improved
this year, ;GgJsli, &c %tlE'7 80 i
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Notes About the Steamboats,. Bank Briefs
re and Geographic Reports,
The Scotia will pass down early this morn.
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Nav JgHsEys.-Gxo. NJ. Shook Il Co.
A FAlnOuH Event.

The "Famoas -Hs.serap had their spring
opening last eyaning, and their elegant store
WAS crowded n la:ge part oil. the evening,
The room has been extended 80 feet, and last
night was artiatically decorated with ray col.
ora which showed to advantage In the clear
rays. OF the electric light. Hundreds OF
handsome pictures and PLAQUES were given
to visitors during the evdninr.s a free con-
cert va, given. tho Opera Houss Orchestra
ana brsea Band making snmn OF Its best mu.
sic, which was enjoyed by telephone In the
firms Pittsburgh store. go IEsll5 Il
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Recent D0ings OF West yirEinians and
- their Neighbours, p.u mI

Recent Doings OF West yirKiniaus and
their Heighbors. @ W.
Senator Farnsworth, OF Upshur county,
talks Of, starting cheese factory on bis
farm rear Buckhannon. h. aa
Tho Hampshire minel lately purchased by
II. g. Davis & Bro, the Piedmont Adrerti,er
says, will start up April and run full time.
A G5-pound sturgeon was caught in the
river near the B. & o. bridge at Fairmopt a
few days since. 1t had TO be killed with an
axe. E3@l.'s tgf
From msjority OF the interior counties
the report comes that tina growing wheat has
stood the winter we'll, and Is seldom more
promising at this season than 1t ;snow.
The celebrated trotting hosae, "Robert
Brown" Of Parkersburg, died Of lockjaw
early this week. Tho horse belonged to A.
N. Williams aud was well known in West
Virginia and Eastern Ohio. &:: $I
The parties arrested at Point Pleasant for
resisting the United States Marshal were
taken before United States Commissioner
Bs.ua Powell .. Pa'kersburg, for . pselimi-
nary hearing. The evidence in the case was
not lengthy, only two witnesses being e1.
amined. The Commissioner held two OF the
parties, Superintendent Andrew Baird aud
Frank Fortney, to answer at the June term
Of the United States Court, in the penalty OF
$500 each. The others were discharged.
Several farmers OF Preston county have re-
Gently loss number Of sheep, both common
and fine grades. They are taken with some.
thing like collie, followed by securing, and
die in from s!1 10 eighteen hourt; come live
longer. In every case they have grain-fed
their sheep and supplied them with other
and vegetable food during the winter, giving
The sheep lose their strength but retain
their appetite. and eat with ayidity, even
when down. A singular fact In CONNECTION
with the disease Is that when the sheep die
the skin ia SO thin IS to be worthless. The
losers invite wool growers 10 give their opinion
OF the disease = :
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!. TnE annual meeting OF the Woman's For.
elgn Missionary Society OF the Presby,ery OF
Washington will be held In the First Presby.
terrain church OF this city, beginning It's sss-
sions on next Wednesday at . O'clock +, N.
The irseads oil Missions will 90 gratitied to
learn that Mr.. Barakat and bis wife Lsyyah.
thu well-kuown Syrian Christian Refugees,
Will tell the touching story OF thair lives at
u popular moetigg on "Wednesday evsnilc.,
Layysh will also address the meeting OF lie
womeu on Wednesday afternoon, 3l me- \
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Very pleasant entertsinments we're given
last evening BY the advanced pupila Of The
Washington, Madison. Union aud Richie dis,
trict pub schools, at their respective houses.
The Union diarlct schools was given both
Thursday aud Friday evenings. The attend.
ancs at all o! them was good considering the
weather, and we'll arranged programmes were
creditably rendered at each. State superin.
tendent Butcher md City Superintendent
birch were present at the Richie school, and
Ney. Mr. Copeland. OF the NJ. E. church.
made some appropriate remarks. The Wash
inston entertainment was given Ibv the
lyceum, and closed with calisthsuics,
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%3isG8El m.
,EadIislENj2st
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HE WAS From BAKaESvII.LE
And He Got What He Hnnted-"Payi IL,
"3' t.|.|.- "H."...' lhts t.+..

And He Got What lie Hnntcd-"Payi Ing
the Piper"
a tall, muscular looking and we'll dressed
man, who eaid his name was d. +. Parker,
and that he was from Bsruesvilie, was in the
city yesterday with venerable looking old
man. who he said was hts father. They we're
about town together most OF the day, but
about three o'clock the younger Of the two
men turned up alone in the Opera House en-.
trance. where he announced that be was "a
bad mAn," and could "whfp any In
town" Nobody disputed him, and thinking
lie had the crowd Of spectators awsd, he
jumped around, tapping his muscle and in
viting any pugnacious individual 10 yet ~
on that AID ride. ~ III 7g-sE ~ ,sJ
:Oh, I'm on my mus. aud spelling for a
fight! Come here and let me wipe up the
pavement with your mangied carcass ~ and
similar expressions finally got the growing
crowd to laughing. He pranced about awhils
and then, matching George GAUSS bat from
his head, he smashed 1t with his fists and
threw It down. This provoked a burst OF
merriment from Leon Van Walt, whose hat
went next, the Barnesvlle terror throwing il
down and jumping on it. The bar keeper OF
the Tidal Wave saloon was attracted into the
hall by The nolset and the tighter greeted
him with, "Come on out, you ----!
l haven't rot full meal YETI a..
Alter his fury had Gpeut itself, the hatiess
pair persuaded him by threats OF arrest, to 70
70 Harper's hat Btore and buy them nav hats
Here, however, he again became wild, and
wanted 10 Glenn out the establishment. l,
VAS not until Constable Love arrived that be
cooled OF. The sight OF the official blue and
bras, tanned him cuddenly, and he went like
lamb to Squire Petermsn's flee. vi h.
Here acompsomise was proposed, by which
he Nnv to Eecure bis release on payment OF
the cosis and enough to buy new hats. This
he declined at fist. &"'s7l -
=: A! 5'ght" said the Squire. Then yon
."Jal.? Go to jail for little harmless fun
with the boy? Why, Judge, you can come
ont To Ba'nesville and get on 1pyee and
have a hi OF lot OF fun, and Eobody'l III
ssy q worc,' 3 rl51- = - J
THAT'S lie!" said Van Walt III I'd 20
out there aud make racket, you'd have ms
blowing corn for the county for six montbs,n
After some talk Parker put up $40 and his
watch, n fine gold one, to meet the terms 81
the compromise, and whom la.t seen he was
trying to get policeman TO arrest Constable
Love. ia - Is il.= q $tFS .Ea IS a. M
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} OHIO COUNTY DEMOCRATS |,
10 meet In Mass Convention Saturday.
49,. - .i..sE Anril q. - s1E.. ltl-L-l,

10 meet In Mass Convention Saturday,
s1't5t Iss April 3. tS "a Z
The Ohio County Democratic Committee
met yesterday afternoon at the office OF THE
Ohio Valley Protective Association, Mayor J,
A: Miller, Of Union district, W. @. Handlan,
OF Ritchie, Lewis BaGer, Of Triadelphla, ], J.
Jacob. OF Liberty, and r. H. Phillips, OF
WASHINGTON, being present. After some in.
formal discussion, 1t was resolved to hold 4
mass convention Of the Democracy Of Ohio
COUNT, at the Court House, on Saturday
Aptii ., to appoint delegates to tho State and
District conventions, at Charleston, April ia
which will choose respectively the delegates
At q large and Fisst District delegates 70 lie
Democratic National Convention at Chicago,
on July 81 The county Is entitled to forly.
one delegates to the State convention, - -
I, Atter the committee had adjourned their
attention wcs called to the fact that resolu.
ton OF the Board OF Commissioners ferbids
The use Of the oonrt House for conyentIona
The place will therefore have to DO changed.
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lHs2 percent Prime mercantile paper laSh per.
cent 7. sterling Exchange banker bills weaker At
q s7]S:demkud u sex. astfls = * iF5l,6l
z GovxnNxxSrs-suong. ~ n, +
9. s&...............lol lu. 9. new l2s,s
0. ~, coupon. 80 lSss4l a 80
RAILWAY BoSps-Generrlly Arm. y ",
SfAfE SEceEiTiEs-stesay.j 4gl AZ
Pacific xoi 9s.."..ls slTe1. Pac. land gr'tA. SIX
ffe seconds. ...... ... r. bonds 4 tic
lAhigh q Wilkes....-lt6S o. p. lAud Grants Lii
Louisans consos..- TX 9. 7: sinking fund ..lith
Missouri ts........s.lb Virginia 6s............. 70
81. Joseph: ;..........-ilo Virginis cou.ols, q.
Tennsssee old....... ~ yirxinia deierrrd... = 4
,sIacks1speculAtion a. the Stock ixchirge wa.
dull and without special features. The MR,ket
clcstd Irregular. Compared with last night the
closiuy prices arc M percent higher iof North.
western, u: PAU, Rock Island Lackkwanna, Mis-.
toun Pacific, Michigan Ceuirat, Kansas u Texas,
Ellie, Northern Pacific, O.egon a TlanlcontinentAl
Reading. Texas Pacific and Wabash preferred, and
}stx percent lower for Genital Pscthc, Cxnads
southern, Loui,yllle l. Nashville, jersey Central,
Pacific Mail and Metern Union. American Cable
rose and United States EIwess peste9t; Ore
Son Navigation declined percent 10 81, Cleveland
q fitbeurgh told at $40, and Fort Wayne al l2y
Specie engagements for "Oneon" for Europe 10.
morrow amount 70 $685. CO., gold bars and coin The
transfer bo1iA Of Michi sau Central Will BE- closed
April for the PURPOSES Of the annual meeting and
b. rcopened May 9. IN =
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NV fohx. March ?S:-Thc movement OF goods
gooa number Of knall orders there Is more dolne
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f'a'1e1t5aT3 Fac J0arRaI 'I-- ---0-I n
The work has so far progressed that this
entire end Of the road is now open for the
passage Of trains. The line has been survey.
cd along the river front for the permanent
situation Of tina. portion OF the line. Work
men are busy to-day getting the necessary
m,chineryin potition for driving the piline
necessary for the permanency of the track.
There now seems to be no doubt but that the
road will bs open by the first Of June.