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LIKE WHEELING
youngstown Has Reached the Tax Limit and
Ia In Dnht.

youngstown Has Reached the Tax Limit and
Is In Debt.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan. 99.-The city Of
Youngstown is bankrupt. The tax levy
limit OF twelve mills on the dollar will moi
let the municipality out next yearly about
$4,000, and to raise this amount will
necessitate a fifteen mills levy. Two
weeks ago the Council decided TO impor'
tune the Legislature for permission to in
crease the limit from twelve to fifteen
mills. This action raised storr. OF indig'
nation throughout the city, and last night
the Council took ii back by appointing o
committee to ask the Waterworks Depart
ment to pay the interest on the water
works bonds out OF the department. This
would let the city out nicely without re-
sorting to an increase OF taxes.
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Tha Human nnIin,rr

The lungs furnish the air. They keep
blowing, blowing, blowing, all day and
night. Lungs must be sound II health is
expected, When lung fever comes there
Is danger. The Rey, A, w. Whitney, Of
bingham, Wis, had lung fever alriewas
laid aside from his pulpit and pastoral
duties. He writes that after long sick
ness he used Browns Iron BitteIs and
gained strength and health. M
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UHup,pty Dumpty."

Should one Of those rare events, "call
OF the House." take place in tho House o.
Commons OF the State Legislature this
evening, tho Sergeants.at-APms would
have no difficulty in finding q quorum
The Legislature will be largely represented
at the Opera House, where Tony Denieri
famous pantomime troupe holds forth.
"Humpty Dumpty" seldom fails to crowd
tho theatre.
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Gne gatelL:lgeaGer
New AdYertisements


s.ocEI yar Ssls-I. Irwin, Agent
Knives, FoFii and spOOns-Ewing BIOS,
Island Rink Prices.
I.unch-st. Mathews Church.
MnHiC books for Schools.
SonAl Property.
Capitol RInk-ptIceN Reduced.
ROr Reut-NcW HOuSls--FOurth page.
Low Ocean FAres--H. r. BehIchS Fourth page.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 90.--1 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair and warmer weather, winds
generally southerly, falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, local SHOWS, southerly winds and
falling barometer.
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MANY London ladies crop their hair
short and wear an almost entire wig, and
consequently catch cold more frequently
than their American cousins, but OF course
they all use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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aaaund.

yJTANTED, 10 BoRRow-s1, 900 FOR
w term Of two or three year, nj percent
Good city property given as security. AddFfsS "
care IntelllgcnceE. !As2-
UTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w Salesman 70 handle Printed Wrapping "a
per PapeF Bags and Taper Novelties, Twines nnu
some Cotton Goods on commission, In WheGiltF
and adjacent territory. Reference required. \ 4
GARDNER, IS Sixth street. Ht16GIHh, Ia. jaw
YXTANTED-YoUNG LADIES AND
w Men 10 take simple, easy work At home all
tho vcar round; work sent by mall distance no
,'hjection, good salary; no canvaNlng, Address
indnSlfIai Manufacturing Company l0iS Washing
ton street, Boston, Mas. &L!.
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EMoRY's Little Cathartic Pills are sufEi.
GENTLY powerful for the most robust, yet
the safest for children and weak coustftu-
tons. TrIIs4w
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ALLM0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock q full line Of The
above Jackets; also, an extraheayy quail.
ity for butchers, and n full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. G. HESS Il SONS,
Nsrrhnnt TaiIors md Gents Furnlshers.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 81 u NJ, 1872; SP. NJ, 9O'; r. NJ
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Dry Goods.

NEw YoRK, Jan. % Dress goods aud wool suit
ings had continued attention, with new business
In former good proportions and the latter In better
inquiry. Choice prints arr doing well In demand.
but there Is larger move aent III fannels. Wooden
goods III slow but steady Improvement, with wider
INQUIRY and more business doing. Staple cnt'oni
styles. White goods III large distribution on or
1nFR
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TINS EVENINGS CARNIVAL.
The Prospects Point to n Brilliant Enter.
tainment.

The Prospects Point to n Brilliant Enter.
tainment.
The first OF the series OF entertainments
being gotten up for the benefit OF the
Women's Union Benevolent Society takes
place this evening at the Capitol Roller
Skating Rink, corner OF Market and Six
tenth streets. 1t is the much talked
about Skating Carnival that is to take
place, and coming as it does, when the
entire city is crazy on the subject OF roller
skating, it is but fair to presume that the
large ediAce will be crowded to its utmost
capacity. Every one is privileged to at
tend MS a spectator, but only those who
have been asked to skate by the SoCiety's
committee and who costume, will be al
lowed on the skating surface. Spectators
can secure tickets at Banners Music
Store, and the skaters must procure their
tickets from Mr.. Harrison at tho Mcclure
House this afternoon.
Last evening from 5 to O q number OF
those that are to skate rehearsed or prac-
ticel the movements, and the Indications
are that the exhibitions this evening will
be graceful and very pleasing. The variety
OF costumes to be worn will be bewilder-
ing, A majority are getting up something
elegant. The number OF children that win
be In costume will also be a feature. The
floor will be managed by Messrs. S. B.
Harrison, S. A. Miller, Irwin Singleton,
Austin Beach and John Riheldater. The
grand entrance takes place at o'clock
shnrn.
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$1,000 % we offer to anyone detecting
even trace OF common grease IN Strung
Genuine Wax Soap
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January sssss,Sc; February So NAlch SpISl
p0ct Anil PQj<a9ic; May 9ha5c. Corn. No. 2 spot
hrn; car lots quiet; futures In modents demand
No. . mixed 4gJ{c; No. 8, &C; No. . yellow -;
10. ? mixed January 50ipa6le; February 4s1<A
1gbc: March April and Nav rs, Eal9c. Oats quiet;
rejected white Sc; No. mixed aSNc; No. 2 white
ale; futures dull and n0mlnAlly unchanged. Egg
dull; extras 965laHc.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 29.-Tlour steady and quiet.
Wheat western Irregular clnsinE easy and weak
No. winter red spot 81 c: February syhc; MaTen
90a99c Nay Corn In, wests snls s!e9 ~
western mixsa nats I'm mi dnII
western white SIA2Sc; mixed 3ia06c. Rye firmer a
5aai6c, Provisions quiet and easy. Eggs lower NJ
9Ga2Tc. Whisky sttidyat 81 tsal ".
TotxDo, o., Jan. 9.-wheAt quiet and steady;
No 9 red cash, January and February ISt{e; March
SOXc bid; April sig bid; Nay sS4c; No. sot!
s55zc. Corn quiet aud steady; No, cash and
January &c: February &c; May i25Sc Did. oat.
duh and nominal; NJ sssh Sie ga: NAY SSSS;
cash $50; January and February $50 AAEea;
N' = " =" Live Stock.
CHICAGO, IIIA., Jan. 29.-The Drora'I Journal re.
ports: Live hogS-RecciptS q. 900 head; shipments
loo head; MARKET slow aud lOc lower; rough pack.
ing 81 8IGi IS: light 81 30Ai 20; packing aud ship
ping 81 6jll4 IS; sklps s. 6O4i .. Cattle-Be.
ceIpts 1850 head: shipments $500 head; market
active and steady: exports nominal o. y 1SA6 ~
good to choice shipping s. .5a5 6O; Texas cattle
81 OOa5 co. Shcep-RCceiptS $3.50 head; shtpmenH
800 head: Market slow and l0Al5c lower; com
mon 70 medium .? 5OaS 70 good TO choice IS SOa
1 20: lambs q 6OA5 ..
EAST LipEKTY, Jan. 2.-CGttle market, nothing
doing: receipts 32S head; shipments SO head.
Hog market firm; receipts Zoo head; shipments
500 head; PbilAdelphlAs s. UDG5 10: Workers y %
al IS. Sheep market fair at unchanged prices.
receipts ], 4OJ head; shipments 800 head.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 20.-LIve hogs finn; com
mon and light s. 5Oa4 80; packing and butcher
si00a5 10; receipts 800 head shipments CO.. head
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THERE VII be fnll rehearsal Of "The
Land Of Nod" and Estistletoe Bough" al
the Opera House on SATURDAY., the $lst al
YIN. Every member 70 required 70 Ne
present. BY order OF committee
Mrs. F. NORTON and
MRs. S. o. TAYLOR, Chairwomen.
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Friday and Saturday. Another deep cul
maze 'H0'e u"''' E. NJ. McG1LlIx & Co.
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Calling gn,uder.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.

The TESTs
remove the cover and smell chemist viii not u 70
quiret 10 detect the presence OF ammonia.
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MALARIA posiHyely cured With Emory'i
Standard Cure Pills, a never failing rem.
edy; purely vegetable, contain no qninfne,
gar.coatetl.-25 cents. TTUgEH
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LICENSE TAXEs.

some Interesting Figures from Report te
the House.
Auditor Miller yesterday transmitted to
the House OF Delegates in answer to res
olution OF inquiry, statement Of the
amount OF revenues realized from license
taxes last year, and the amount under
each head by counties. Below will be
found the figures for each subject on
which licensetax ischarged, for the State
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BELLAIRE.
The Current News aud Gossip In tho Glass
Civ

The Current News and Gossip In tho Glass
City.
f. II. Lockwood, OF Union street, is very
low with typhoid fever.
Postmaster George Wise Is still confined
to his home on the hill by sickness,
No school yesterday morning at the
Fourth ward building. No water for the
boilers.
The Benwood ferry boat yesterday cut
her way out OF the ice and dropped down
to the protection Of the Baltimore & Ohio
bridge.
Yesterday morning something stopped
up the strainer OF the water works. Many
agood householder tried for an hour Ia
thaw out pipes that were not frozen,
A barber shop Is to be built on Noble
street Immediately north OF the BoltC
brick building. It's an indication OF the
invasion OF that part OF town by business
houses. The old mail works row" is also
losing another slice TO give place to a store
room.
II seems to be true that the revenue Of
the water works is insufficient to pay run,
ming expenses and the interest on cost Of
construction. An equitable increase oil
revenue could be made by tariff that
would charge as nearly as possible in pro.
portion to the water actually used.
The relief committee recently appointed
from among the school teachers has been
made part Of the Home Benevolent
Committee. Clothing and shoes will be
gladly received by any member OF the
committee, as many places have been
found where such things are badly needed.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now. on sale
yis the direct and popular Pan Handle
roHte. For, tiskets Snd full information
call on or address ]. g, Fomiipson, AseBt,
loot Of RlCyenth street, Wheeling, w Va.
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A certificate Of incorporation was yes
terday issued to the Mutual Construction
Company, Of New Cumberland, formed
for the purpose Of buying or leasing land
and erecting houses and other buildings.
The sum Of 81 ,450 has been subscribed to
the capital stock and $1,000 paid in, and
the privilege is reserved Of increasing this
to $4,000. The shares are go each, and
the incorporators are James Porter, who
hold SO shares, Charles Z. Smith, ~
shares; Hugh McMahon, s shares; Will
liam A. Scott, shares, and William w.
flanagan, 2 shares. Alive at New Cum
beEland, H.
The company proposes to erect a skating
rink at New Cumberland, with other
buildings 10 be rented.
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In will be a mistake not to look into
our carpet rooms to-day and tomorrow.
f. NJ. MCGiLLIE 4 Co.
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stul Another

For two days only. Forty inch French
cashmere plaids Of &c, worth 81 90 and
81 %. E. NJ. MCCLELLAN & Co.
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FLAIxEL suitiugs opened this day At
l2lc per yard. !. N. AicGILLlS & Co.
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Fer Two AsyF Only.

Fer Two RsyE 9nlE
sinch cashmere, $50,
A inch surahs, 75c.
40 inch ioulas, Coo.
No bargains on record like tho above.
Z. NJ. MCGILLIN & Co.
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$1,000 10 We offer 70 any one detecting
even a trace Of common grease in strunz's
Genuine Wax Soap.
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0ns More.
Ladies' plaid cloth, worth 81 so at 81 90.
+. N. McGIELlS 4 Co..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

RED TICKET SALE lasts two days longer
Z, NJ. AICGILLIS & Co.
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Gall OF Nos. 2Ol9 and sOel Main street
and get q heavy si% p94Rd comfort fpr u
cents. Only q few LEFT. Other goods in
proportion. JonN RoEMRR, Agent.
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FRFUF' sHItIHSsi
French trcots and cloths reduced to 81 so
per yard, will shed the Red Ticket after
this week. L. n. MCGlLLIN & Co.
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Eseur.len Tlelel. % Neu arleanp,

LADIES' full width cloth, worth 70 and
SOC, now Coz. f. Al. McGiLttS. & Co.
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BILLIARD cLorlIs, worth zoe, now roc.
i. NJ. MCCiILLIN & Co.
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nun AVIAN. soap.' Aak your groeer i0rlt,
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FoR seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as to its merits in
curing nervousness, nervous debility and
yestpring lost powers to the weakened
genekatiye system, apdip no instance, has
I eyer t4lledi fsst II, 81 slS tor IA
dFuegists, or by mail froif ]. H. AleA,
SIS First Ayeahe, NewlEnrk City. w.
d rThRdW
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Cation,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-cotton dull: futures steady
January ll.96c: February 11.2jc: March ll.30c
April Loo: May 1lj0e; June li.60c; July ll.10c
August ll.Scc: September 1859; October l0.9Oc
November 10. &c,
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, FkAxEFl sqitings e inch, worth co., al
8Ilc, dRring the lagt two days Of Red
Ticket Sale: T, ~ MpGELLlS 4 ca.
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TIE EASTERN ASSOCIATION

Also Advance. Its Card to 81 so-Bu.lnes,
brighter.
A dispatch to the Associated Press from
Philadelphia, received last night, says:
A large meeting OF nail manufacturers
was held here to-day. Representatives were
present from Maryland, Virginia Pennsyl
yania, New York, New Jersey and New
England. Tie card price was advanced
to g %, an increase Of about eight per
cent. Ii is stated that the demand has
largely increased, and the mills will short
" start with full working forces.
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Tnr want Soap Ask your grocer fQris
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Petroleum.

BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 2S.-crtide oil steady. owing
TO the scarcity Of National TAusit Certificates. and
in spite Of The beATsh Geld News; National Transit
aud Tldewater runs Wednesday 5S67S barrels
total shipments Is rs barrels: charters 100 80 bar
reiS total cleAEancCs SSlS,0O0 barrels; National
Transit certificates opened at CSC, closed At 69c
highest price 6g1Sc, lowest GS514c.
OIL crrY, Pa. Jan. educational Transit certid
Gates opened at G9c: highest nc; lowest CSC
closed at CAc; sales 119i O0O barrels: cleaFances
I,2lOO0O barrels; runs 62,lS9 barrels; shipments
7GOg barrels; charters JAG barrels. OIL City Oh
Exchange stock, no bid; 81 80 asked.
TITusyILLE, Pa, Jan. educational transit Certlh
Gates opened at &C: highest Zoe; lowest 6S1+ci
closed al 69c. Shipments for the entire oil REGION
8l bArrelS runs for the entire oil regions s. 5s
barrels; charters lC0,I76 barrels.
PrrrsBuEsH. Pa, Jan. 29.-The afternoon markel
was more active: advanced 10 6g5Sc, broke and
closed at 6s5sc Trading light
New YoRE, Jan. 2o.-Petroleum steady: United
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Mr.. Davis Bell, of northeastern Illinois,
is here on short visit to the paternal
home.
Mr.. c. S. Terrell, OF Point Mills, arrived
home from Gibson City, Illinois, few
days slice.
Edward Hervey, Esq, arrived a short
time since from Nebraska on q visit to his
former home, near Roney's Point.
Mr.. William CASTOR, Of Point Mills,
has recently disposed OF portion OF his
farm at that place at handsome figure.
A debate took place at Valley Grove
last evening on the question OF extending
the term Of the Presidency to six years.
Mr.. Daniel Gilin will leave in "a few
days for Nebraska and other. Western
States with view to locating there in the
future.
Mr.Pressly sisson, Of Point Mills, has're-
turned from New York, where he has
been in attendance at the Devon Stock
Breeders Association, which comprises
amembeship OF forty from the different
States.
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ElEoASrarmores at SOC per yard, to-day
Z. NJ, McGILLIN 4 Co.
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WE received last night the third lot of
NorroIks. Those in waiting please call
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited tC
''''' ''' JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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AyoruER large invoice Of the &c un-
bleached muslin received.
=, NJ, McGIIlIx 4 co.
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a1e1u Advertisements.

TOR RENT-oNE OF THOSE T7E
Sixteenth street. LOUIS =. sTlERl., M ;SS
ChApllne street "ui LEV
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THE PRICE OF NAILS
AGAIN ADvANoED BY THE MILLS
tn. Manufacturer. of wheeling andyiein..
ity Meet and Adopt 3 81 10 Card Rate,
an Additional decrease of FIVE Cents
The scale Convention in March

4 meeting of the nail manufacturers Of
this district, comprising the Eve mills Of
Wheeling and the Eve over the river, from
Bellaire TO steubenville, was held in this
city Yesterday. The situation in the nail
trade was thoroughly discussed, and it was
found bya comparison of notes that the
regent advance in the nail card TO s. 25
had been productive Of such good results
that It was concluded to make another IN,
crease. This action was taken, the card
heing fixed at 81 20. This is Of coure with
the customary discounts-l0 percent of
on sales in carload lots and 2 percent adj
ditional for cash in sixty days.
The recent increase did not Affect the
market injuriously, from which It Is ar:
Cued that the growing demand is a real
one, and not the outgrowth Of q specula-
tive feeling.
Manufacturers say the price is now APP
preaching figure where nails are not
sold at dead loss, but several successive
Jumps will he necessary before there is
any money in the business. For months
past every key Of nails sold represented q
loss OF money to the manufacturers.
The mills represented at yesterdays
meeting comprise about half the Western
Association. 1t is expected that this As
ISOLATION will at once adopt the new card
THE COMING SCALE CONVENTION.
The National Scale Convention Of the
AmslCamated Iron and Steel Association
will meet in Pittsburgh March'4. Each
district elects representative or represen
tatiyes to attend the convention. As vari'
Gus manufacturers have threatened tc
force reductions on the scale, this meeting
Of the convention is looked to with much
interest by members OF the association
President Weihe, Secretary Martin anC
other officers OF the association are busy
looking up figures and statistics. The
general feeling among the leaders isagains
any reduction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

An engineer IN South CaroIiua was Sc
riousiy Injured by the wreckng OF his
train, the accident having been caused by
"A scction.mastrf tearing up the track Tor
repairs and ncglecting TO place Che usual
signals to norily the engineer. The cngi
pecr sued lor damages, aud proved that
the accident was due 90 the negligence OF
the road scctiou-mast2r, but the case was
nunsuitrd under the long prevalent doc
Urine that corporations were not liable Ion
injuries TO servants caused by negligence
OF follow servants. The supreme court
sets aside ,hls nousult, rcmguds the cast
for a new trial, aud holds; "Whcn any
of the duties OF the master are dclcgnteC
to a subordinate, however inferior, th,
negligence of sucn agent rs The negligence
of the company and that they mus
respond in damages
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n.hn rlllcngo atrll.o.

CmCAGo, Ill, Nov l3.-Gencrai 81
peflntcndcnt jeffrey Of the Illinois Cen
trail railway says two freight tfali.a vii
be sent out this afternoon maunCd 10y on
Ger. Of the company. One VIII be taken
out by Assistant superintendent Icy
mour and the assistant t,Ginmastgr. Mr..
jeffrey said # the strikers would not be-
reasonable in their demands, he should
at once put in new hands and start the
trains under police protection. The
strikers scon NJ the company's idea Of
being able 20 do this, and threaten
trouble should any attempt be made.
Shortly after one O'Clock the freight train,
manned by the assistant superintendent
and other officers Of the road and consist
ing OF thirty-scycn cars loaded viii
freight for Southern points, was started
from the yards. II had notprocc,dcd iaI
when IT. was boarded by q numpcr ol
strikers, who took complete possession oI
! it aud ran 1t into sde-tuck about q
mile from the yard.
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effectIng perpetual circulation. by The
paesaae Of the air through these Pipes
which are kept at q low tempera.
ture and covered with frost, al
lts moisture and impurltiesarc absorbed,
conducted down the pipes and out
Of the car, keeping the mir not only at q
perfectly even temperature, regardless OF
outdoor conditions, but in a constantly
pure state. with these possibilities at
hand, which are the sole safeguards to
pcrlshable goods, II becomes at once an
easy matter 10 place the fruits Of CALI
forna In any Eastern market In as perfect
condition as when taken from the trees
here. Hundreds OF actual tests all over
the East and South prove the merits OF
this invention as urged by the inventor.
Fresh meats have been kept eight days on
the road, through thundcrst0rms aud all
manner of climatic changes, and delivered
IN better condition than when packed in
ice.