davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13
"spAnD1Na's Gnur." handy and useful.

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizzi.
ness and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price SO and rs cents per bottle. Sold
by Purdy Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13

For lame back, side or chest use
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents
Sold BY Pnrdy & Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13

l keep it with .pride,-I apply it with care
/ prize 1T, / prize it, my SSE0DONT there.
! use it, as sure as the morning light comes,
u whitens my teeth and it hardens my gums,
d1 sweetens my breath, tits my very best thing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13
A Positive Written Guarantee
MARRIAGE Guide

SOU FHEeH, 2 . Fine PIAfeN
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for soc
In money or postage stamps. Over fifty wonder.
fnl pen pictures, showing who may marry, who
not, why. Proper age to marry. Who marry first.
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and happiness may be
increased. Those married or about to mary
should read it: of interest and value to eyery
thinking man and woman. Popular edition.
paper cover, 25c. Address DIR. WHITTIER
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by Us on q guarantee. It cures
consumption. Sold by Purdy & Brecbt,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphites, in
Pulmonary Affections and
S~crofulous Diseases.
DR.. Ira M. Lang. New York, says: II
have prescribed Scott's Emulsion and
used it in my family and am greatly
pleased with it. Have found It very
serviceable in s%crofulous diseases and
pulmonary affections"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13
SCROFULA

can only be cured by a thorough purifca.
ton OF the blood. II this Is neglected,
the disease perpetuates it's faint through
earlier symptomatic Developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu-
moro. Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas.
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and PLY.
sical Collapse, etc. II allowed to con-
tinue, rheumatism, Scrofulous ca
larrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases.
Tubercular Consumption, and vari.
u other dangerous or fatal maladies. are
produced by It.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofula
because of a superstition that 1t could BIO
cured by a kings touch. The world 10
wiser now, and knows that
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-13
PARTIAL LIST OF LANDS FOR SALE.

Ne. i A good quarter section animprov.
ed in 8 we'll settled part of county, 10
miles from city, z miles from school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
RIr5 OLE LEGAL NEWS.

The appeal Of the Mctrorolitan Elevated Rail-
way Company from Judgment for L4o2 IS entered agan
Il in the Of Ohm lrsian has resulted IN decision by
the General Term oi the superior Court m favor he APP
TIE acton bsug recover ID" total d mage 10
10 10 ana -- We't ihidst ena ~ Souih titlave by
the atrdgWcut OF the easement OF night air hn lttrt FOR
In hc allow ni rents ~ alu"n q the
rniu IUOl the lee Sa un, the uuVnent - roNred
Oreiei h To ABIDE the event Justice
Freeliuan reuyrr.d tie opiu o..
1t' G"murcI 10 Tie conn ant In The su"l Lewis H. Meyers.
p stYcai Cd rr o. tAe sand AauWy company. who
T., have the a>s II the ptoprfV Of that corporation
the staten saud Rapid Iaust company SET a5lDc, mas
been sustained uy in ter Beach 10 tle snprem" Court
sp-cu The comp in Ne docs not set IN facts
that be- met MO evidence 10 Toe cuutary pL cn 1873
svctn its oil flJud ia uaAug ho lease which are ueic
conc nslous lLc phinu1 viii DO permitted TO amend his
complain on payment OI costs.
~ur0gntt reserved decision In ard
10 cont stoi vii ~ Miss aharu Meta NJ ARK at r
listening the c rsuneut, OF Clirorl A. ga tet
,,CoIgt 10. -" Nitt UI the VIII. she lrt the
bula OF valued at aYOu >2jnUO 10 tie heY.
Charles ~ uItn McIIlll. rector 81 ~. A Dan Church
ltuttUuOcrg allowed tAU yesterday OF
going % all MARVIN. Miss Katie hguh lie oO,e
The ter ana Jud- iy att the curt Of Com.
PERFORMED tie ceremony Zach Of the contracting
paitie, twenty one years Oh.
SIR, bertha Vol King ABSOLUTE divorce from jacob
oil IA tao supreme curt Broyzru they married
she alleges N lef compliant that ne rntO ed
Docd from cOnven' IN ightY'nrst-st, on August J.,
PROMISED her Ieprescuuug himself ~ 10 unmarried
and btLr ycd her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
IL -.....---- AI-.-I--.. L

WAsHlN8TON. Monday, Dec. Z. 1880
Mr. WnIrSEY's RETURN.-secretnry Whitney has re-
turned to Washington from NewIork, whittier he went
Oh his return lrOm Indianapolis.
PUBLIC HEALTH AssOCttTION.-The thirteenth annual
meeting Of the American Public HO,lth Association VIII
be.u tomorrow willard Han and continue four days
Among the topic. selected for consideration II the best
farm r The results OF registration OF diseases and
death, can be gwen the public IA weekly monthly ald
annual reports.
POPULATION or WYoMING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Warren OF wyoming Territory. In hi. annual report to
the secretary OF the Interior states that the population
nf the Territory about $4,000 aud II increasing The
most important industry IA stO,k-tai-ugi there being
about 900 900 cattle, luOOOoO sheep and goats. and
100 600 hoI,r eating IN value about S7J0OO0 600
TINS ;. HOMER VLRSoS.-rAo Treasury Department is
officially Informed that the circumstances attending She
wreck of the schooner Vernon IN Cdmpeche Bay are
such "a 20 leave the persons concerned open to the
charge Of barrary 10 l. understood that the vessel
injured NewIOrk. and the cargo which consisted u
honey hides -arsaparia and specie was partly Insured
a New Orleans
THE CoURI OF CLAIMs.-Tho Court OF Claims met to-
day and called through the docket for tho December
term. motion vas made for an early herring 81 tho
French -poatOB claims nut tue Court refused Ia mako
an order 20 that effect II was announced that the
Government counsel Lot ready to proceed In any OF
A present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
NEW POsTMAsTERs.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. THE Postmaster Cen
oral today appointed among others the following fourth
class pUstmastersi
Connecticut south Norfolk Emily Z. ITumpbreyi Har-
wntun charles 1. RUSSELL Warehouse Point Aaron smi
Pine Meadow WIFI 'aul.
Ha.sdc11.,t's-W tImu gton Frank D. Morris Harwich.
port. ihhm q. Burgess. 49,
Ne.s. IO,,.-Wc-t Falls Horace l. Henshaw BnckrcUs
BASIN Lewis D. Otup. grimm, charles imam Port Jeier
s0n sidney Norton: Iaun~Isvle Charles q. Akin sand
Lake James G. Cotton, Gfccuvule. George -, htCaAei
Haies Lddy, sylvester L. Cappor Altoona Napoleon from
bly,. So, ~. o.. ,.,,...,
usvil lusLt Rockville PARK. Daniel y Macmillan.
p,upyytr4uf- IaldIs1ug. Martin L Farrell Mitchells
sfiua D g. George WIym TT Thomas l. VI ianii valley
View q Bro-sor Beech Pond John Merriu Asylum.
II - bacon. Winahum. william II. Nu,seIi She,hrnqu Il,
John T. Rogers WattsbuIg John laps JOY Mails. Charles
SlArplces; BTHkcTton Charles lRun.
A.ode Inland Anthony, George "ortL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
STATE or IRADE.

Pee 7 ,S @ ss %nr s oJ FS S
Extra 81 jGSi 90; Ito FANNY ,, - D - 10 't' sis
sppe - 50 IsJ %: - sxtrL jO@st 10 10 $40 nra9l,
Patent. 50 10 whest-soutbero steaiy Western I'M (
southern Ked st@Soe 40 A"%sr a. w. soi %
agIc 9ecember 9o09ie; JannaIv s5Gs5+c Fe. o,S
White - a4Sc 40 yellow t+S' go western 49, .
FeSTuaty DAT. nrm anS Ja soutnsra
80 @4oc Western White SSG40c. 10 MiKel - ,,S,
arm lno uIet Mess PORK lOIjpII -. R.ceo',-s or.
300 UuSn ave 100 bush. shoments-Flo!r lay
obs Wheat 1000 bush salcs~ beat 100000 'a'"~ corn
Bosro> Dec Flour quiet Western Npp'rrne - 9pS s
* %. - ijd rs % Patent pUrns Wac, - ,,
Steamer Yellow. Sc Steamer Mixed j2c NoGra4e
a5OG oats steady No White, i4c5 No. Wai i,s 40
Western Creamery27 @zSe Eg{sfre;nlai a,'sn .,ck.
Form. 1000 OGah. oats. 10000 Oa'n~ Nnort' Tow
ClScIN.n. Dec. 7Flolr Gqet ana steady FaT nv,
No. Mixed 5aa46c oats urn. Ma Mixed ~ -
ES Ora s1 so % HALS T .t snt t IS 10
BulGneats steady, shoulders IS 90 sl1rSuS, - y.
Bacon auie ana arm 'nnnd'r% - % ohorCno - ~
short Jlem ss2G whssey aIn a1S steHy 81 I.c ~.
Butcner' - vOSsA ooi receipts Ooo' 'oId '"'
december. Sc MAY, 81 % !; No RED cAa ant ,ecslr
per No. s1I y. n T5raSo jo 0ats~No
White. 80 tlc. cash 10 = 81 nc
PEORIA Dec torn drm: New Hish Mixed 50 s35es
\ L,c No : Mixed. 2Sd >Lso ave duili No . d-dp"e
40 uuu bush OatA $1,000 Rye l,OJ Ousl.
smpmouLs-COrn. $4,000 Ousl5 OltS -t.JJJ OAiL J"
900
Pan,oEIpaIA. Dec 4.-F1our-Demand eOati,aed ysG
bOldcrs mlaueSted no disposition 70
moss al and the demand only for imm1e
wants tue no ne trade " stern aud PrnlsftsAis
super. 80 Uud - 50 do Extra 20 1O6Sf % Peuhs '
- oSI 3: Penusyivana Roller Proc IS - =
81 70 Delaware Fa vs.. ~ 800 l6i WINTER Wheat ta0n
uenand hght tots arm and steldy No
Delaware 0c.i No PehnsvINala 80
IN nam daD0i. 81 OULs No Req DeoomOeE HUd ",
January. GdV2 Jci February - sd9i Aci MHfci -.
spotiots auet steady. No : MIXED 49,
she. Sc. No yellow. IN gram depos
old No = Mixed 10 gram depot S'-. 10 tac =, ~
quoted eIrVator 53o No Mixed Ocemuo.
A,Lc oats-Spot strong reflected White Jsf5l N'i
White 3Bhld iO".; N0 Nnite u y G. 80
ute December. S74 HSJi4c.; JanuaTv 70 ~ .c feJ1
ary 3sL Ao14oI March S9h D4Oc. Recelpts -flouL I'D
Ubls Wheat 10000 Juan; corn. IUOO 1ush; JAS ,,.h
bush. shpments-WheaG 10000 0ush| Corn V'oOo '''
OatA 10000 ousn 10y
81 LoulA Des Flour dauy Xxx. 81 S0es5 ioi Nh ~
Fancy ~ 80 Patents IS IS as % Wheat seuy
No Ken casa D31.4b4I NC December. $50 Ts,sa.
May, $l "a - Corr lower ASH % % o,s raj
81 Ls63iscg January, 81 sci NAY DC onN Hax
No Mlxrd Cash. - 02sbc-: DecenOef. $3.50. .nI.
aI.c rive higher at 3p1 Barley stslis ~ lnn ..ay
tr UNCHANGED. Eggs stead. ~ i9SG iuc fiaf SO"
M 81 ~ hiv STEADY AMI uaohaneei Srso hIm "a III
$50 MeA " 81 u. NnisN ,sos.s liA
Pork. Bnkmssts-LOns Clear 81 81 ~
az S5i short Clear - Ia lara nrp 30 asa iiora
oats 9.ODO oush' Hya t'ooo Nheat ,p1o
81 900 b sn shiDmeats-Fiour l0DOD oo.s Eye OOS
busi. Corn. 2230oU 9dsn-i oaSA 2oVo oA'A' NV
bush. Barley, 5000 busuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
PRIMARY TEA CHEES "A FOR THE HOLT PLAN.
AZ thn meetinn of the PrimnrY Inarhnrs

PRIMARY TEA CHEES "A FOR THE HOLT PLAN.
At the meeting of the Primary Teachers
Association at the Grammar school No. AZ IN East
Tweh.st yesterday. Assistant Superintendent Jones
talked TO tho teachers on Practical Arithmetic" II
was resolved to send to the Board OF Education We'd
ncslay a statement achnOw ed -ing the merits OF the
IIol plan for regarding salaries and asking the consd
Grafton OF schedule Of salaries based on longevity
service II proposed to holA the meetings OF the
Association In the CHI pe OF the Normal College, which
was offered for that purpose but the College l. regarded
AS beng too far Tor most OF the teachers IL
was concluded continue their meetings In School No.
AZ.
There still difference OF opinion With regard
to the merits " the Holt plan among ,he primary teach
ers said Miss MdcgOVern president Of the Association.
but the meetings that have been held for tne discus
siou and other plans have done tho teachers
great deal Of good. lt has given them better knOwl
ed ~ OF what objections 20 the Holt plan aud
what its advantages are. | think that most OF the
primary teachers feel that it will be benefit tor
Them on the whole. These meetings have shown a.,
what do when united IN one purpose, aud have
no doubt the interest Tat has arisen will help
To work for other changes for ADVANTAGE as
well a. schools We feel very thankful FOR the help OF
THE TRIBUNE. ! have heard great many teachers
speak OF having done more good than any other
paper In the city by presenting fairly and mtelgrntly
the features Of the Holt plan and the different opinions
q teachers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
rRILNLNa OLERKS IN BAD HIEITs

CHICAGO Dec. (SpecidD. When the case
against Vernon c. Clark. charged with stealing 500
from the ewelry nrm OF b. F. Norris CO., was called
the Criminal Court to-day the prisoner entered Plea
Of guilty Judge Shepherd asked to hear the testimony
member OF tue firm said that his firm was IN a
measure to the conduct OF tho prisoner and no
would therefore ask the comency Of the court In his
behalf lie said that 1t a custom among many hrms
IN the city to entertain country buyers when they came
to the city Clark had done this aud the witness thought
the prisoner had been lel astray by doing permit
c,ous practice" said the Judge land it ought 10
stopped"
''Other firms do It," said the witness.
..I don't care II they DO IL Is bad practice"
II WAS shown that Clark had acquired gambling habits
In guiding customers OF the firm about town. The
pri,oncr had wife and small children dependent
upon him The Court sentenced Clark To two years IN
the and pended the sentence; hlt ths
states Attorney agreeing plea OF pe;ty Larceny, the
sentence was changed to thirty days I'm Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
woRsHIPPING an IMAGE or GOLD.
MIR. AIIKEN breaches TO A GREAT AUDIENCE OF
BUSINESS MES.

MIR. AITKEN breaches TO A GREAT AUDIENCE or
BUSINESS MEN.
Gray headed business men whose shoulders
were bent with ago and brows rurrowed with care
young men dressed In the latest fashion, thoughtiu
lawyers many clerks and an occasional broker nled
Trinity Church yesterday, aud when the chimes an
nounccd the hour Oi noon hardly seat occupied
The Rev. " Hay Aiken the English missioner Wa. 10
deliver a sermon to business The Image VI
advent mission ecrvlces, handed around
50 that all might Join In the sing
Occasion seemed Inspiring and those who had
voices and had probably never thought OF singing
before joined H. the anthems and surprised themsev
more than yDOdy when they found that they were
dropurd I'm and tho asies ana rear psrt Of tho
church llcd up and Mr. Aiken H. "ted an those
who cOuld tay 20 90 forward and occupy the chaucc
seats. Many had evidently intended to stay only
moment Two but Mr.. Aiken 80 Interested Them that
they forgot 10 unti The service was over, and
crowd passed cut Of the church nands naturally sought
sounded IN the collection boxes ~ the door Mr Altken
eald n, part:
wish that Nebuchadnezzar had been the last king
To image OF gold and that his people had been
the JOIN In such worship Uhhhpplly, however,
such worship has found followers every age, and
was more pOpult than We longer set
such Images. but that II only accident The e--rnce
f. uuting the In GOi- place The Worshipplng
Of Cod Is living for. by, TO ard with God II lives
for Mammon be Is an idolator; because that Is
10 i've ~ God aud rest his confidence In HIN. n he
places his trust IN uncertain riches he IA idolaer
Man il designed God and his life shonld be ono
sacrifice a How that live by MammOn sacrifice
him many their higher elements! Lastly man should
1--we with God. 10 10 ms hgh privilege haYo GOD
a companions How many business men are cOnsecrated
10 Mammonl Their every thoughts Of riches"
Mr. Aiken ended with earnest appeal for his hear
ers TO turn from their idols and worship the living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
GOVERNOR CAMERoN'S MEssAGE-l
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE,
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 7.-GOvernor Cameron
sent his message TO the Legislature to-day II is devoted
almost exclusively state matters, embracing state
ment OF affairs dlgested from the reports of the various
departments and Institutions, giving comprehensive
view OF the condition OF the common wealth. financial
and other In matter Of tho public debt he set
forth no ne and reteraes his previous expires
sions in approval OF the Rddleberger BILL believing thai
every consideration. moral aud legal, was met by the
plan for funding tho debt made In that statute The
amount OF the debt outstanding other than Rddeberse
bonds principal and interest to October l, 1882 Is
$50, 752232 The Governor makes various rccoininea
dations In relation the oyster laws the fisheries mo
military Agricultural Department ETC. lie fecOnln snds
purYing election laws by the passage OF AN aes
making IL mandatory that judges of election shan ne
cuseI from political parties, ana that sue repre-.
sentve5 OF opposing candidates shan DO present wheh
The votes are counted In the Senate Joint resolution
was passed Dstructing and requesting the virginia sou
atOrs Representatives in Congress 10 Vote Of inc
Blair Educational bill any better measure hVhS lor
s object 10 To the people or virgins III comm ~
states appropriation Tor the dement, " Io
public school system from the surplus revenues OF ths
Federal Government.
senator Mcdonald (Rep) offered two bills TO day. one
OF taxation from 40 cents TO - on TVo
OF property, and the other to allow a repdte ~ 50
per those who taxes In money aud per
10 those who pay In coupons These bills, Il male avs
would make coupons worth Only % cents on the dollar
This is intended measure Ia force Virginia Dold
holders to fund under the Riddleberger act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
COUNTING VOTES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Dec. (SpeeiaD.-The recount in
the Mayoralty contest. which was begun on November
% and ever since, was continued TO-
day before Commissioner Windest The fourth pf'cns
Of the Eighth Ward bad beer reached. with which The
recount began this morning Smith thus far had net
gain OF 81 votes which reduced UarrisOns majority to
34s 20 overcome which smith would have to make an
average net gain each Of the remaining warts OF III
votes The OF the fourth precinct showed IN
for Smith OF 3 votes In the sixth precinct 81 lie
Eighth Ward Smith gained votes. The -ixth pTaclhc'
gave smith "A straight gain OF whch w. roy.
lowed by the seventh precinct giving him net va "
votes Smith gaining and Harrison losing l. Tho tenth
precinct showed gain Of . 10 smith and more IN INC
twelfth precinct, making net gain Oi 30 ioI Sni'A cs
the recount began the uf the returns, cyer
this average Will be sufficient 10 scat smith no
CONTESTANTS have not vet used any VI The testimony
showing fraudulent voting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
DIRECTORS OF TIE WEST SHORE.
AGREEMENT OF REORGANIZATION.
POWER VESTED IN A COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF
MrssnA ,lnnDAN nEpEM AND GREEN.

POWER VESTED IN A COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF
MEssRs. MORGAN, DEEPEN AND GREEN.
ALBANY, Dec. 7 (SpeciaD.-The articles OF
incorporation OF tue West Shore ROAD give the FOL
loving as directors for the first year. AshbeI Grreh
Tennnv n il Charles Lanier Edward King Edward
D. Adams J. Hood Wright, Charles H. Costcr' George
g. Jones' Howard Mansfield Herbert i. Kinney Charles
Edward Tracy George w. Knight, Francis Brown Now
York CITY and Joseph r. Ord, OF Englewood, New
Jersey Tue agreement for reorganization Is set Ioh
fully the plan being that committee of three called
the reorganization committee shall he apponed Win
authority to purchase the entire railroad appurenances
eoninrcn, franchises etc OF the West Shore Company
at any sales to be made under Judgments or decrees In
suts for The foreclosure of its mortgage for S5OOOOOoo
or under tho direction trustees therein named IL
such purchases be made q new corporation IL 10 DO
formed TO be called west Shore. In which shall DC
vested the and the railroad property snDect 70
the provisions made the branch from Cornwall. to
MiddletOwn.
The new corporation may also acquire with the ap-
prevail OF the reorganization committee and OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Railway. terminal aud
ferry properties and interests and such other properly
and interests may be deemed necessary Tor inc SCI
curty development and operation OF It's railroad anu
property under with the New York Central anu
Hudson River road The reorganization committee Is .;
PierUOut Morgan, Chauncel NJ DepeW' anu Ashoei
Green This committee given power to supply every
defect the plan and execute more detailed anu mo
ned plan. They are not required 10 make aIf es P
advances out OF their funds ana are ened 10
reasonable conn ensatiOn The new company ls 10 rs
sumo all the liabilities OF the committee cOnnecleu WIN
mttre must give days notice. The committee Is e
powered TO make any agreement with the Aew-fork
Ontario and Western Railway. Win respect 10 any prop
erty Interests which the company may INV % ~
the uropery acquired, and eXclhde the uraucn HOm
Cornwall to MiddetOwn, from the conveyance 10 the
corporation and cause 1t to be conveyed 10 Tue On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
THE LEASE OF THE WEST SHORE.

President Depew, of the New York Central
Railroad Company said yesterday that for the present
there be change In the executive departments
OF the Shore Railroad. now leased to the GEN.
trail nor the service of the road II would take some
time for the lessee become familiar with thedeais OF
the West Shore but there was no question
that radical economies would have to be introduced In
order TO make the property self supporting as had not
been under The receivers. Mr. Depew added should
think that Judge Kennedy would he thankful Tor tho
relief gwen HIM by the settlement stock spectators
leased private wires to Syracuse IN order u get he h
intimaoh result OF the decision ia the injunction
employed agents to make the acquaintance OF All
the officers the watch the habits OF the Judge
and fniliLriZe themselves with his facial expressions
And stock brokers, strange TO say, bought and sofa
thousands shares dispatches OF which these are
and which were shown 10 me To interpret: Inc
Judge has just opened court He looks pre0ccupedi j.
probably thinking about the injunction case gen
trnan with blond beard hos just been talking WIN
the Judge have learned that he Is an attorney Tor tne
West road. when he went away he wore pleas
ant expression OF cOuutrHanCe.' Later Ibs person
spoken OF followed to the judges private ONCE Late
in the evening. When he came away ne loOktd as
cOuragcd 1t only seems to require stock spccnat"ra
lawyer OF share OF stock OF corpora
lion get injunction against the cOnsuhmatlon OF
plans which approved by all tho rest o the people III
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
STOCKHOLDERS pIssArIsE1En.

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 7 (Speciab.-The stock
holders OF the Pttsburg ana COnuesve Railroad
better known the Pittsburg division OF the Baltimore
and Ohio held Their annual meeting to-day. some Of
the stockholders dissatisfied They of the opin.
ion funds raised by mortgage this division
being used by the Baltimore and Ohio Company 10
build bridge for the Baltimore aud ONO Company at
Philadelphia, and make other improvements Oh tie
Cenpauys lines IN tue kast One OF the officers OF the
road however, positively denied to-day That any com
plant the nature stated made NJ the meeting
Yet he refused TO deny Truth OF the statement that
LLls DISQUALIFICATION Ieally Ilsled.