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Curse Drink! Curse Drink!

These were the words used by Mrs.
Lathrop of Brooklyn, N. Y, after
viewing the body of her son, who was
found dead in an area way, with a
partly emptied whiskey bottle in his
pocket.
When Mrs. Lathrop was brought to
the station house she refused chair,
but going Immediately to the dead
body, threw herself upon her knees
and passionately exclaimed: 'It's my
boy! It's my darling, my poor boy,
Oh! why did you die in this manner {?
If you had had mothers ministra-
tons in your last hours, it would not
be so hard" She tore the cloth from
his head and fondled his face. When
asked to stand up, she almost fercely
requested to be left alone After eight
or ten minutes she was gently, yet for
chilly taken away by the coroner,
Doorman Wolf and Sergeant Hallett
While she was being taken to the cap
tain's room she passionately exclaimed:
Course drink! curse drink! 1t was all
drink she added
All! who can tell this mothers an
guish? What language can portray
her grief? Can Imagination depict it +:
No. A son, the pride of her life, the
anticipated Joy and solace of her de
Ginning years, a son just entering upon
the full tide of manhood; a son, an
educated and polished gentleman, with
bright prospects before him but for thu
cursed drink. All! is it wonder th a
she cursed drink? Is it surprising
that the officers tell US "that on the
way from the station to the street cars
she cursed rum every time she passed
a liquor store"
And this talented young man is but
one OF hundreds who have beer
dragged to ruin by by this fiery ser
pent. This mother is but one of thu
thousands of mothers whose life hope,
have been thus crushed. This is bu
one home among millions that hav,
been desolated by this demon. Ther
let it be accursed. Let the body politi,
curse it. Let the churches curse it
Let all moral societies curse it. LIE
fathers and mothers curse it. LIE
youths and maidens curse it. Let tn,
children curse it. Let the prattlin,
infant be taught to curse it, until al
the people in the land shall curse i
and Danish it from US forever.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01

A SUGGESTION presented to tho New York
lie gisla,ure Of 1881 is bill prepared by Henry
Bergh, for the punishment of wife heaters by
the infection of the lash and there is move
ment for the enactm mt Of the measure at the
present Legislative session. Several police
justices expressed themselves III favor of such
an enactment, and Justice White of the metro
polls who thinks tho lash out ofplacc in the 10Th
century, ought to reflect that its use would not
be as great blot upon the cent ury's history rs
is the crime for which it is needed as remedy,
Brutes who beat their wives care little for the
punishment now within the power of magis.
trate ~ inflict, and the exact justice of o
severe castgation would doubtless deter most
offenders from repetition Of the offense of
beating their wives. The women of New York
state and most of the men he 'rtily approve the
enactment of law for the infection of the lash
upon the back of the wife beater.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01
SURGICAL WONDER.
A Tube Through q MANS Brain.

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A man lies in Bellevue hospital with rubber
tube through his brain. His name is Bruno
Knorr. He is the young German who shot
himself. The bullet of SO calibor, went into his
skull on the central line between his eyes.
Drs. Fluher and Morris of the hospital probcd
for the bullet and found that it had passed
through The brain. Taking the direction, and
calculating closely, they cut a hole in the back
of Knorr's skull. The instrument used was a
trephinc which is cylindrical saw. 1t was
placed against the skull, and worked round and
round till a hole as large l0-cent piece was
cut. There tho bullet was removed and n
rubber drainage tube passed through the brain.
1t projects little at each end The operation,
which was witnessed by nearly tho whole sur
gical staff of the hospital, lasted four hours.
For two days Knorr was stupid and practically
unconscious. At times he gave short answers
to questions, but he is now much brighter, and
can talk and help himself His right arm seems
partly paralyzed. There seems to be little
doubt as to his ultimate recovery.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01

Dist ATTY. BuMpUs Of tho southeastern
district of Massachusetts has ordered the state
detectives OF his district to take all necessary
stops to prevent violations of The law concern
ing lotteries at fairs and other public gather
iDgs
The governor and council of New Hamp-
shire have decided to let the assgnees Of
George I. Comyns, the failed prison contrac-
tor, make up the stock on which the state has
lien, pay the states claim, and turn the bal
ance over to the creditors.
THE Fail River, Mass, police have closed
several prize tea stores, q candy gift store and
sleght-of-band gift show.
s. S FISHER, surviving partner Of the late
firm of Michael g. s. s. Fisher, proprietors Of
the Bennington, Vt, wooden mills, died sud-
denly in New York. This Will probably cause
the shutting down of the mills, which are the
most extensive in the vicinity and employ SOC
hands, and will prove a heavy blow to the
business interests Of the town.
JAMES MCBRIDE, an oiler in the engine room
of the Brooklyn, N Y. bridge, was caught in
a wheel, which makes Sc revolutions a minute,
He was carried down and struck on the edge
of the flooring, and his head, completely
severed from his body, rolled across the engine
room.
JOHN GROVE, non-union molder at the
malleabe iron works in Troy, N. Y, was shot
in the leg while coming out of his boarding
house by an unknown person. Special Officer
Hanley, while making an investigation, was
also fired at. Fred Bennett, a laborer, was
assaulted at the same time, felled with @
Ratchet by an unknown person and badly hurt
GEN. Lord Wolseley, adjutant general of the
| forces, at a banquet, declared that the
British army is more effective to-day than il
was before the Crimean war. England, he
sad has never had an army more worthy o.
| the nation.
THE ship Juno, from Liverpool for Calcutta
has foundered in the Mersey. All hands, mum.
bering %, were lost. The Modjeska, from
Londonderry for Montreal, is a total wreck
near Porlrush, Ireland. The entire crew,
numbering Is persons, are supposed to have
been drowned.
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What "They Say"

That this is the coolest January that
never was.
That it will be nice cool job put
ting that iron bridge on.
That there is snow enough for a
good sugar year.
That "Betsey Jane" refused to stand
up-and be looked at.
And the SITTER says. she did just
right.
That Weston was the lucky town al
Hooker Post fair, but Jamaica "took
the cake"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01
A MAINE MAN


George A. Wheeler, native Of Gorham,
Me-, formerly employed in the Rogers chair
CAL, for the murder of his sister-in-law, Adele
j. Tillson, by strangling in that city, on Oct.
20, 1880. At an early hour in the morning
5000 persons assembled outside the Jail. The
demand for entrance tickets was so great that
they were held at $50 premium. When led
from his cell Wheeler exhibited unexpected
firmness and helped the officials fix the straps
on his legs Wheeler's neck was broken by
the fall, and death was instantaneous. The
female desire for notoriety manifested itself
in this case in the person of Mrs. Stratton, q
divorced woman, who frequently visited
Wheeler in his cell, and who insisted, on the
night before the execution, upon being married
to him. Wheeler expressed his willingness
but the sheriff took measures to prevent the
ceremony.
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MISCEG ENATION
In the city of washington.

Frederick Douglass, the colored statesman,
recorder of deeds for Washington, was married
to Helen NJ. Pitts, white woman, originally
of Troy, N. Y, at st. Augustine's Catholic
church in Washington. He is &c; she is 80.
She is woman suffragist, and has been copy
list in Douglass office. She is intelligent, good
looking and well educated. The marriage
creates a sensation among the colored people.
1t tends to widen the breach between Douglass
and his race. Douglass is worth 800, 900, has
$1,000 office, and lives well, but he has very
slight social relations with the great majority
Of his race.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01

1HE most powerful industry in this country
is that of making beer which is rotting the
stomachs and dcranging the kidneys of some
millions of people. The Brewers' Journa'
shows that the ale and beer sold last year in
six states alone, amounted to the following:
New York, 5,S43,254 barrels; Pennsylvania,
l,706, $40 barrels; Ohio, 1856, 1852 barrels; Wis
consin, 1881 barrels; Illinois, l,O7l, 4O3
barrels, and Missouri, l,022, $50 barrels. New
York city alone shows sales Of 3,239,90S bar
rsls; Philadelphia, l,O23, 5l4 barrels.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01
The intelligent friends of Christian civilis

The intelligent friends of Christian oiviliza-
ion, the world over, will be glad that the Eng
lish secretary Of war has concluded to allow
"Chinese" Gordon to retain his commission
while serving in the Congo country. Gordon
is one of the noblest specimens Of the natural
subduers, rulers and civilizers Of the weaker
races, who have extended not only the power
Of England but the spread Of civilization and
Christianity to all quarters of the globe. II
any fighter can let light into the recesses Of
"The Dark Continent" it is the splendid soldier
who put down the Tapping rebellion.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01
Agent for the SITTER.

Mr.. L. A. Ballou of Windham is au-
thorized to receive subscriptions for
the Londonderry SITTER, wherever he
NAV be.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-01

AL. persons wishing to avail themselves
of this offer, must do SO before
February l, and remember to
bring your money with
you, as terms will be
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uc1nneu Dy tue executive coinHuttee.
TWENTY-FIVE of the crew of the ship Simla,
which was sunk in the English channel by
collision with the ship City of Lucknow, were
drowned
The subcommittee of the House committee
on agriculture agreed to report, with two
amendments, the bill prepared by the cattle
dealers convention for the extrpation of dis.
cases among domestic animals. The appropri-
ation determined upon is $3.50, 900, and the
States are required TO contribute sum equal
to that arportioned among them by the general
COVE nment.
JOHN c. New arrived at indianapolis, Ind,
and before leaving Washington he rendered his
resignation as assistant secretary of the treas
ury. Mr.. News reason for resigning is the
urgent pressure of private business.
The solicitor of the treasury has submitted
! to the secretary Of the treasury all opinion on
! the question of the legality of issuing to a
| 'iemale" a certificate of license as master of
| steam vessel, having reference particularly to
the case of Mrs. Mary A. Miller of Louisiana
| The solicitor admits that there is no express
/ provision in the law to prevent a woman from
/ becoming master OF n steamboat, but, rs a mat
ter of propriety, he does not think that it ought
| to be done.
The Senate voted to give IS senators who
have not committee clerks, private secretary
at SO day. The annual expense will be
/ about $4,000.
| REPRESENTATIVE IoNG Of Mass. offered, and
the House adopted, a resolution extending the
thanks OF Congress to Lieut Rhodes, and Off
GERS and crew of the Dexter, and all the other
persons who helped to rescue the sufferers in
the City of Columbus catastrophe. The resolu.
ton will be promptly adopted by the Senate.
IL the House, Mr.. Ellis of Louisiana, from
the committee on appropriations, reported a
JOINT resolution appropriating $4,000 for the
support ofdestiiute Indians at the Grow agency,
Fort Belknap, Fort Peck and the Blackfeet
agency in Montana territory. Passed
Ar meeting of the select committee of the
House on shipping, Representative Slocum was
authorized to report the bill to remove restric-
tons on the American merchant marine.
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ndh n F1h.
PhiIsdoIpbin IN arro,,

PBILA DsLPprA. April S0-Flour held firm,
but quiet; Supertine state, ~ 5Op3; Extra
do 50 ODtG3 30 ; Pa. family ~ J0Gi rs ohio q
Indiana family, a. 00ftGOb; Mlnn. extra, u 81
a. - straight, 81 2id5 y; winter patents,
90 OOdG -: spring do fiG6 rs.
Itys nOur At 81 -
Wheat dull and easier; No 2 Western Rod. /.
q 90; No. do, Oi4Osc No. | PA. Rod,
o. %.
Corn dun and weak Steamer mixed and
yollOw. GOaGC; sail yellow, 82C do mixed,
&c No. > miycd.Hnd yellow, 59l6lc.
Oats quiet and easier; NO. | White. t3Hp
Ac: No do i2hc No. , 2miNed t2c rejected,
DO, 4OGlic,
Rye dull at 7Og7lC.
Seeds Glover duh At s4Hgkc Timothy
duh At 81 80; FlaNaoed firm ~ si 1901 ".
Provisions dun uud easy Mess Pork,
ss 2o2l . sos BE I Hams, S26G25 Sc; India Mess
Beet tlb.
Baron-slnokod Shoulders 7N60sc; salt DO
7RG7AC; smoked HSns, loAGllHc; picsleG
Lard dun; city refined. 9H49H; loose
butchers, SIC primo steam IS GaG95 20
| Butter duh in buyers favor; Creamery extra
| 27Fpg9C trsts, 25Q &c; B. Z. Il n. \. do, 2ip
| 4rC; ; do iirSts, 2lg2i; Western extras, 9B3lo
| do good to choice, 10 sglSc.
| Rolls 70Sc.
Egg, quie'; Extras. l:GliHc.
| Cncrso steady Tor choice; New York full
| creams, old, i5dl5Ec; new, lO8ltc, as "a
duality: Western creamery extras, sD &C
| Pa. part skins, jastac do full skins, fresh
Petrocum ssaty Refined, s'Egg4c
! WHISKY at n II
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-IIogg-Rcceipt 2.2Oo head ship
mems, $500 head market lDC lower; rough
packing. IS l5q5 IS packing and shipping,
u 6JfgG iOi light, b 2Oa575; skipS, Sf1i IS.
CuttlC--fCCCipts. G,OoO head shipments 2 700
hcNd : market slow but steady; export grades
o. 4jg6 70 good to choice shipping, s. 0OCs6 70
common TO medium, s. SO35 70.
sECCp--RCCoipts, $500 head; shipments 800 (;
market brisk and lOGI5c higher; inferior
to iair, iiGi - medium to good, - 0086 90 ;
cnOiCe to extra, - 75IsG %.
EAsr LBERTY-Cattlo slow and unchanged !;
receipts, l9D head; shipments, 2lOO head.
Hogs slow; receipts go head shipments,
,. 7GO heat; PhuudClphias, 81 OOtt6 20; Workers
i5 4OF5 -.
sheep active and firm ana unchanged; re.
ccipts, $3.50 hoGd shipments, 1900 head.
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NEInnn,,Khnnn NEWS.
uven,. Near and Aoross tho county

events Near and Across tho county Lines
Fires arc raging on tho Blue mouutaius
and on tho Lohigh mountain, in Loligb
county destroying much valuable tim
Dor.
Kirk Brown and VIII UGleman, Of
Peach Bottom, wero sailing on tho Sls-
Quchanna on Sunday. The boat upset aud
they received good duoking.
w. IL. Pennington, editor Of the Rlsing
Sun JOUrHri, was taken sjolt last wcek
and WAS unable to issue his paper Last
Saturday
Tho druggists OF Chamborsburg aud
o her towns along tho Cumberland valley
have organized n pharmaceutical associa-
tion.
Thieves entered tho residence of VIM,
Gyles, Lower Oxiord, Chester county,
Sunday night. After drugging Mr. and
Mrs. Gyles, tho robbers der artod with slO2,
% god watch and other vLluablcs.
A special election for councilman IL
Altoona to settle tie resulted IN the
choice OF Thos. /. McKiemau, Democrat,
by u una jority Of 03 against W. j. Miller,
alleged " teinrmCr"
In 1873 j. 9. Bunting Of Reading while
visiting Euro, y snrt lottor iIom Milan,
Italy, to Aaron W,lhGlm of Readiug.
Yesterday MIR. WilAClm received the letter,
which had bnou travelling al over the
wrd, covered with post Office marks iOI
nine years
Cal tain Daniel Want oman, an Old boat
.i''' 'oi .'o L'H. "'o S"".' y ~ '''
nhonC "" ~, n'..',''"'" ,',,,,I'
V1l"yon ioI' '.P ~. any : "l.'Uo UoilnH, n.t
rvs "'''' ~ ll'I b'i ,s',' 'r,,'n i', nrlSn'
:, AS' W !, ~ N',''l > !" US |i.m S'".,
ou''. w" P',S,".o VI r"'oIttShS .
I",uS III ,'o,,,. Il" u. n."h, ~" I,,''0l.o '.,
U.nn "' W W, H""." was was U Ui"h1I 'u'o n"' W.
f"uV YVES Tto'h LuaS pei,''ch va" n'l
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WANTED TO srE rUE WORLD.
Tr,lug It 10 Boys CIothIpg "A "spIsndid
Time.",

Time.".
Miss Evelyn Hoey, the daughter, of +.
L. Huey, a New Haven barnessmaker, who
created such conservation among her
friends by running away last Saturday,
dressed a. a boy, and who was arrested that
night IN Palmer, Macs, has been brought
homo by her father. She says that she
committed the strange breach of conduct
because she wantod to 90 to Boston and
see tho world, and she thought she could
do no in the male attire better than in
| girls costume. But she would never
undertake it again. She Ia q handsome
| brunette and is nineteen years old. Miss
! Huov says that home liro was so quiet aud
stupid that she lOhg ago conceived tho
notion Of taking the trip. She had o
"spleudid" timo aud her adventures
are tho delight and wonder of her girl
friends She was not detected till she got
on the Boston express train from Spring.
field. A man discovered her and told tho
conductor that she was girl. Miss Hoey
denies that there was man mixed up in
the affair. Her parents regard IL as rather
brigh. affair. Ths family is we'll known
! and respected.
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DEATHS.

WEAyER-ln East Earl township. April 2s,
ls.h Mrs, susanna weaver, wilC OF Eli
NeAVer, aged 30 years and III days.
7 he relatives and friends OF the family arc
rc-pDt tully invited to attend the funeral,
from Nc, ato residence, ON Thursday at 0
o'clock. 2Ls
CRAWFORD In this city, on April 20, 1851.
Mary Viola, daughter Ot Mary q. and samuel
Crawford, aged year, months and % days.
The relatives ana irleHds of this family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her parents, No. 725 South
Queen street, on tomorrow (Thur9day) after
noon NJ 2 o'clock. Interment AZ Woodward
liill cemetery,
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L'UR wDRkiNGMEN'S NEAE, go 40
+ BkCHTDLD'~ Best Working PantS,
OvcrLIs Jackets, sack Coats. " Orking shirts
warranted not to rip. Also, Ladies' ana Gents
Underwear, Hosiery and Notions. hll cheap
tor cash. save time and money by calling.
HENRY BELHTOLB,
No. 81 North Queen sire ct.
p. s.-Building Lots tor sale. Houses ior
sale or rent. t2lyd
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Tney Didn't Eseap,.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O--when the
prisoners at tho house OF correction we're
being conducted to tho quarry this fore.
noon, one OF tho gangs made general
rush Tor liberty under the leadership Of nh
eex'convict named John Wilson. The guard
IN charge prevented stampede by
promptly shooting Wilson dowi.. Tho
Dali took effect In his thigh. None Of tho
prisoners escaped,
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SE,oND MAY
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
WILL BIZ HELD At THE
q cademy of Music, Philadelphia.

FIVE EVENINGS-MAY o, :. 3, o ard 10.
THREE AFTERSOO NS-MAY Z, 0and 10.
The Chorus Will number
900 sIN uUSDRrD VOICES. 600
The Orchestra
100 UNE HUSDHED PERFORM nEKS. 100
witch together with the most eminent and
brilliant solOists, will present Gn ensemble Of
unsurpassed excellence.
CHORAL WORKS -GOu's Time IL Best Bach },
song ct Victory (hiler), Elijah (MendclssOhn),
Requiem Mass iVeIdO, Ave Maria brahms },
tTu-AuCIs (GHd"). ORCHESTRAL " ORRs-OveI-
ture, SchrIZu anu Finale, Op. 81 (SChumann };
symphony, No. ,, ( Beethoven Overtur6-
"CoIiolun," tEecthOven) symphony, I'm
"nn'o," kau symphony Major (Goet2)i
uNrrlure- Academic, (Brahms) Overture
EuY Bias (Mende ssOhnl, and other new Or
Ch"ttIH works. MUsICAL DIRECTORs-w. W
GlLCHRl~T and ChAS. NJ. SChMlIZ.
'inElO Tickets. including Reserved Seat
$3.50, ~ 90 and $3.50, according to location
General Admission, slU0. Amphitheatre bOc
Ticket once at DuttOn Co, HIS CHEST
NUT STREET, where subscription tickets car
be Ob'UInc on and after Monday, April u
sale OF siuge tickets commences April Is.
puIlnE the May Musical Festival, May 5tl
t. l2lh the Pennsylvania railroad VIII place
On sale excursion tickets TO Philadelphia ano
I ItiuTn.
aprI5,2 so m5,7,o,d
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Uhre @drc."-Thi' very popular ana NJ.
traCtivo pay, which VIII be pIesented Ia Fnl.
ton opera house Friday rvu"iug. will be given
with uuusIalIy elaborate stage cticctsand VIII
bs Incorporated, iti' Gained, by aiirst.class
company. TN" play Is Que Of the highly sem
sltiunM order with telling und exciting
features, Nud hns cunning through Il story
OF much Interest," Iuclu will likely he large
nudirur" prca,ut uud tie newspapers every
whore hIyu h,cu lavish IN thCi notices OF II.
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Now YorR nanrseLs

NEW YoRK, April 80. 0.--Flonr-state and west
ern duh and scarcely SO firm Southern
steady.
Wheat l11l%c lower. heavy and depressed,
with duh trading; No. BGd, May, 81 l95ifp
lOAc; June, 81 l2HG1l l3M.
Corn lg9l&c lower ; only moderately active ;
Mixed Western spot at 5bIB63Iac; do iuture,
| G!Ls4OjLsc.
Oats %GsEc lowor. including No. 9 May,
3f'Ec June, 871sr July 37Gci state, 4oGi6c {;
wusluID, 37LplGc.
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Gen. IrTvIuo III NOV submit to Arrest as Il
MiiI PFC tInItstn "a k.NmImlIOn.

Gen. Tr1viuo VIII NOt submit to Arrest as 1t
NiIiPTeupitgts "a Revolution.
GALVESTON, Tex April 3S.-A special
from Laredo says Authentic advcos
from Mexico arc to the effect that Gen.
TTevino few days ago received n polite
intmation to report at headquarters, in
the city of Mexico, to which be failed to
respond. A second and official summons
was met with an excuse, wh0yGupOu
yesterday he was givou warning that unless
he complied with tho summons within 81
hours he would bo taken under guard
General Trevluo will no. obey, as
it means certain imprisonment, oud will
precipitate revolution. Il il further AZ
selted as fact that a British steamer load
ed with goods for Vera Cruz, was ordered
by telegraph not to proceed to that port,
but to return to her home port, and that
the Whitney A Morgan line steamer has
been ordered not to extend her TIP tc
| Mexican ports.
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row k0ga.

Quotations oy Associated Press.
Stocks lower. Money easy at 2G2Hc.
Now York CenuR,..-,.......'..... ..'.''.IlSh
Erie hlllroGd hn'A
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MtChlgRn Southern Railroad. .............. o.
unuOis Central Railroad. oad...................,l26H
Cleveland Il pittsburgh RVliroad. .........l3S
Chicago y Rock Island Railroad .........ll5l1
Pittsburgh u Fort Wayne Railroad. ........lD
Western Union Telegraph Company...., Gi
Toledo h Wabash, ,,.,........,.,..,.
New Jersey CcnLrGl.s,.., ...s".........s.' IVA
New IOrE OntBriO & NestSru.-.....--.....