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The evening world., 1888-10-26

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
YOUNGSTOWN. o., Oct. 26. John +. Mexican
was arrested here last night charged with being
100 familiar with the wife OF James j. Hammer.
Mexican says 1t is o case of bIackmail.
The evening world., 1888-10-26

risk give MoNELL's TEErHINo CORDIAL. 25o. -
The Black range., 1888-02-24
NOTICE.

a Ill persons are hereby notified 20 take no
IA ore or material from the 'bunom"
claim on Dry creek-attemptedt to be relocat-
I'D under the name of the "Perico"-as we
shall hold all persons responsible meddling
with said claim. Nor viii we be responsible
for any work done on said claim outside OF
contracts let by us or our order.
The South Western Mining Company,
Aprs-i N. CAssAA' kfes
The Black range., 1888-02-24

DIHhJ NRswarded are those who
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for full particulars, which we mail free. Ad-
dress, stinson Il Co., Portland. Maine.
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INVENTIONS ,lsa,ssS ss; ssgGll 9

World during the last faif century. Not least
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"A method and system OF work thnt can be
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Cut this out and return IL TO us and we will
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importance 70 you, that win start YOU IN
business, which Will bring you Ia more mon
ey right away, than anything else in The
world. Grand outht free. Address. TRUE 4
CO., Augusta, Maine.
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Metal Market.

New York, Feb. 1s, 1888.
Bar Silver, a5s6.
Copper, weak lake. sl6.20
Lead, firm: domestic. a05.
Tfu, STEADY, straits. SS64i.
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THE HERMOSA

sssee iesves Chloride Every Tuesday
and Saturday for Hillsborough via
Rerrnosa. leaving Hillsborough for
Chlofide IN Mopday and Friday.
Close connections with train at Engle
Passengers travelling by this route
will find good hotel accommodations
atall points tchched by the line. For
further particulars. address;
A. b. Dascomb, Ag't. Engle; a. j. f.
T-udrsr, agent. Chloride; j. c. Plem-
mons, Agt- Hermosa; Mrs. A. f. San
ders, agent Cucbillo Negro.
u ED. FEST,
Sole Owner & Proprietor.
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.r.-A.r.sis

- ENGLE.
The strfval and departure Of regular pas.
senger trains lone each way daily, at bngie
are as follows
eoinR south, arrive 9.os. a m.. depart, ? 10 am
0otng north SOS PIN. depart, q 10 pm
s A. B..DAsconn. Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
A CORPORATION FORMED


In Connection with the G. A. Il. Posts of
this City.
There was admitted TO record at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday on agreement by
which Henry seamon, B. B. Dovener, P.
B. Dobbins, F. q. Crago and @. E, Irwin
agree to form a corporation by the name
Of the Grand Army Association Of Wheel.
ing, W. Va, for the purposes Of benevo-
lence and charity, and for that purpose
desire authority TO purchase, hold, lease
and convey real property to the amount
Of $25, 600 and personal property to the
vslue Of 5000, and also the privilege Of
making euCh by-lawg, rules and regula-
tlons as may be adopted by majority Of
the members Of naid association for their
government.
The g. A. R. posts being secret organi-
cations and without corporate existence.
1t Ia necessary to form an organization OF
this kind to lease the new quartera Of the
G. A. r. and transact other business. In
caeea Of this kind whers tho objects are Of
benevolent character, the only steps
necessary 10 form g corporation is to enter
into an agreement and Ale the articles Of
Incorporation with tho county clerk.
There will hs meeting Of those inter
eBted in the new association, to orgauizs
and elect officers this evening, etsesmon's
cigar atore, on Water street, The carper-
ters and painters are at work and it is
proposed to put the hall in fret class con-
dition. The occupancy OF old Union hall
ls especially fitting, as that Is where the
first company OF Union soldiers was mus.
tered into aervico. Every comrade should
be present and take part in the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
WASHINGTON NEWS
ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA AFFAIRS
OOmmi.1lOner Mulsr's asOthor Dsad-OOa'
EresssopNl NEasters-AR Ramor that Judge
j. b. HOEs is to bo Given q High
Position by the President.


WASHINGTON, Jan 5. Commissioner
Miller telsgraphed this forenoon from
BRrboursvilIe TO the Internal Revenue
office that his mother died at 6 O'Clock
this morning. 1t is but a few months
since his isther died.
Ex.Attorney General Robert White, ol
Wheeling; Col. Alexander Campbell, OIL
Brooke county; ]. NJ. Warthen, well
known Wheeling travelling man; Charles
E. Wells, of Glover's Gap; Col. A. W.
Woodward, Of Weston; F. s. Randolph,
Of Moorsdeld; W. J. Shepherd, Of shep-
hsrdstown; Frederick G. Pierce and vile,
OF Charleston; ]. a. Tbayer, Of Kanawhs,
and Ed. Hsymaker are tho West Virgin
lans here tonight.
A new deal in committees Last night
knocked Osp!. snydor out Of the chair
manship Of Enrolled Bills. He has a
most desirable assignment, however, on
Rivers and Harbors. Mr.. HoRg goes to
Revision Of the Laws OF Congrea5 (not to
his liking) and Public Bulldogs and
Grounds (which is bstter). Snyder and
Hogg will have great leverage over other
members, as members OF the Rivers and
Harbors and Public Buildings and
Grounds Committeea.
Mr.. Hogg to-day introduced bills eatab-
fishing marine hospital at Pt. Pleasant,
providing for lighting low bridges over
navigable rivers, and prohibiting the buy
Ing, selling or transferring OF lottery tick
cts in territory under the Jurisdiction Of
the United States.
Mr.. Snyder introduced a bill appropsiat.
ing fiity.two thousand to enlarge tho Gus.
tom House az Charleston.
It iS E1morsd tonight that John Blair
Hoge, Of Berkeley county, ia to be appoint
ed United States Attorney for the District
Of Columbia. There is terrible scramble
for the place. Judge Hose's candidacy 10
diguitied aud moderate and is said 10
please the President. The rnmor exCitss
indjonnticn amonV local DATnocrata,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
THRouGH TnR srArE,
Accidents and Incidents. In Wost Virgil
and Vicinity,

Accidents and Incidents In Wost Virginia
and Vicinity.
Point Pleasant is to have q building as-
sociation.
A Camp OF Sons Of Veterans has bsen
formed at Glenvllle.
The Second Presbyterian Church OF
steuoenville celebrated Its Bsml.centen.
nial jubilee last Sunday.
Republican clubs are forming through
out the State, and when the State LsRgue
is formed is probable that every county
will be represented.
A report comes from Writ county thst
prominent preacher is under arrest for
taking improper liberties with hia own
daughter, a girl sixteen years Of age.
There has just been organised aud duly
incorporated in this city undor the laws Of
West Virginia, company known as tho
PaTkeIebuTg Brick and Tile Company,
with capital stock Of $4,000 The in.
corporators are W. Z. Skirviu, F. Z. King,
@. E. Byers and others.-Parkersbu
Journal.
Richard Burke, editor OF the Roncsyerte
NsES, died In Union, Monroe county. lsst
Friday, from the effects Of injuries 70.
ceiyod some Tina since in railroad acci.
dent, Mr.. Burke was 50 years old. In
1880 he was candidate on the Republic
eau ticket for State Treasurer. From that
time until the Cleveland administration
began he held q responsible position in
the U. s. Treasury Department at Wash
ington. He wRg removed by Secretary
Manning ss an offensive partisan" Mr..
Burko was well known throughout the
State SO an aggressive Republican editor
and campaign speaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
SHUT DOWN TnneATENEp.
A Conference Between President wsiho
and the Steel Men,

Conference Between PreSident Weihe
and the Steel Men.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 5.-Recent develop
ment, indicate that the steel scale will be
arranged soon in way that will prevent
all trouble. President Weihs, OF the
Amslgamated Association, and the mill
committee st tho American iron works
beld conference to-day and virtually set
tied the scale, SO far as that Arm Is con.
cerned. Some Of the demands made in
the original scale were withdrawn. The
engineer wanted an advance of 40 cents
per day, but this demand was finally
stricken out. In fact the rates for the
coming year will not differ materially
from those Of last year. II is thought that
all firms to whom the Amalgamated scale
has been presented will confer with the
workers within the next day or two.
It was learned this afternoon that the
new sub.lodges Of the Amalgamated As
sociation, which are composed OF steel
workers, held meetings last Saturday,
when it was found that the eCale had not
been signed on the last OF the year, and it
wAs decided 10 allow the manufacturers
one week more. II the scale ia not signed
at tho end OF the week the men say there
will be shut down in all the steel mills
on Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
MR.. PowDERLY
A Very Sick Mau-RS Receives CommItteS
of Reading Employees.

NEW YoRK, Jan. ga Scranton, Pa,
special says: Mr.. Powderly is not yet
quite out of danger. Dr.. Allen told a cor
respondent yesterday that his patient had
disobeyed all orders and had applied him.
self too closely and early to the duties OF
his office, and had completely exhausted
himself ct his desk. The doctor has given
emphatic instructions that no one be per-
mitted to intrude upon Mr.. Powderly at
present and has decided that the invalid
must take trip to the Eouth, where he
will be afforded IN opportunity to recup.
crate.
Although the General Master Workman
was very sick man yesterday, he granted
Q brief audience to the committee ap-
pointed by the Philadelphia and Reading
employees and the MiHers' Association,
Owing to the illness OF Mr.. Powderly, no
serioua discussion of the committees busi-
ness took place, aud after a mere inter-
change Of opinion and Hhort statement
concerning the present emergency, the
committee withdrew, concluding TO have
the districts that are interested in the fight
with the Reading Railroad company wait
upon the General Executive Board at
Philadelphia on Monday next for the
purpose OF making detailed report and
requesting the cooperation Of the order
in the struggle. This meeting will decide
whether or not the knights will take Off
cial recognition Of the Reading strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

iTGppeRrB that in tho ParGeIabuTg spe
cisluto the Register and the ISTELLIGENcER
recjsiug The discharge Of Ohio River Road
conductors under painful circumstances
The name Of Capt. Holland was included
The !NrELLlGEScEa Is now informed thai
Csp.. Holland was no! included in the
discharge. Certainly he is still running
his tain 40 u.usl, and this would seem to
be conclusive in his laTor.
Itshould be unnecessary to say that the
ISrkLLIGRScER deeply regrets the publica
ton OF Capt. Hollands name in this con
nectiou. OF course, neither Of the news
papers which published the report mac
any desire to wrrpg Capt. Holland, or, in
deed, any other man. Newspapers hnd nj
delight in wrongins people.
We regret, Glso, that Capt. Holland die
not promptly inform rs OF the mistake
that might have been corrected the mex
day. Ia feet, he has not communicated
with ug aL all on the subject, and this cor
rection ia CheeIiu!ly made without hil
knowledge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

PtTTsBuRaH, Pa, Jan. 5.-A daring
highway robbery was committed on An.
defBon avenue, in ons OF the most fashion
able and crowded sections Of the East
End, about 10:3O O'Clock this morning.
The victim was young lady, Miss Har-
per. She was on her wsy home when
two men assaulted her and alter knock
ing her down twica In succession, grabbed
her wallet and made of with it. Several
persona witnessed the robbery and started
in pursuit Of tho highwaymen, who turn
ed on their pursusrs and covering them
with IeyolvDIs succeeded IN eeCspinE.
The amount in the wallet was small Miss
Harper wss only slightly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.
Senator Reagan s3nks Speech in opPOSi'
finn tn thn Earhnfe.

Senator Reagan I1nks n Speech in oppOSi'
tion to the EeEsurs.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Jan. bin the
gsnSte to-day Mr.. Cameron moved that
when the Senate adjourned to-day 1t ad'
journ to meet on Mondsy.
Mr.. Blair suggested that the Senate
might sCry we'll devote tomorrow to the
ons!deEaEicn Of the educational bill. The
motion was agreed to- yeas 4S, nays 10. ,
Mr.. Reagan opposed ths educational
bill. He said no could hardly hope 70
throw any new light upon the subject;
but he felt II due 70 the people OF his State
to give the reasons why he phopid vote
against the bill. So much Of the purpose
OF the bill o. looked to the enlargement
Of common school facilities had his hearty
approval; and any measure for that pur.
pose which did not involve q violation oi
the Constitution would eommsnd his sup
port. II Was not to the purposes oi the
bill, but to its methods. that he was op.
posed. His opposition to 1t was based
upon the absence Of the power In Con
gees 10 enact such q law.
Mr. Plumb offered an amendme nj
to the second section providing that the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

PlTTsBuRaH, Pa, Jan. 5.--The freight
rates on iron and steel have been reduced
by the Central Trsfic Association from 81
cents to M cents and 10 cents Tor points
west OF Pittsburgh. Tho reduction ia
in the nature Of q eurpriss to the
manufacturer, IS it wss entirely
unexpected. They were given to under.
deratAnd that the rates would be in
creased about 10 per cent, and for the
past few days have been shipping all the
iron and steel possible to take advantage
OF the rate prevailing. The schedule Is to
Chicago and East st. Louis. There Is an
advance IL everything else.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
oLARKspuRe ELECTION.
Mayor Richards Defeated Reform Ticket
Elected by Good Majority.
n...EnI nI..AnLah II ~ LrieLinEnnar


CIARKsBuRa, W. VA, Jan. 6.-olarks'
burg 10 ablsze with enthusiasm tonight,
The noise, ahouting and general rejoicing
means that the fair name Of our city Is re-
deemed. The issue was, Richards and
anti. Richards. The result Of the Mayor
atty canvass is the triumphant election OF
DRbney @. Lee. Considering that the
town Is largely Republican and that q
very large proportion Of the colored vote
was for Richards, the present Mayor, 1t
means that the people have risen in their
wrath without regard to party and have
given @ merited rebuke.
Special policemen were appointed by the
Mayor, all OF whom worked for their
chief with great zeal. Lee has msjoity
over Richards OF 72. Another significant
feature Of the canvass Ia the oyerwhelm-
ing election OF Capt. John q. Shuttle
worth over Dan W. BouEhner by ma
jority Of II. Richards men in sll the wards
were showed under. The Richards regime
10 no more, and this accounts for the re.
joicing. Richa1ds stands indicted In the
United States Court for sending obscene
matter through the mail, and was especial-
iy anxious for vindication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
NATURAL aAs CoMRINE.
rhe Companies in this Vicinity Join To.
gather

The Companies in this Vicinity Join To.
Esther.
According to yesterdays Plttsburgh pa
pers representatives of the natural gas
companies Of the Ohio Valley, west Of
Ptttaburgh and including Wheeling, met
Wednesday at the Monongahela House,
in Pittsburgh, for the purpose OF forming
81 association to secure an equitable I'D.
juBtmentB Of rRtes, uniform pressure, the
regulation Of field operations and the gen.
erai advancement Of the best interests Of
the various companies. An organization
was effected by the election OF W. P. Lo-
gan President and 7. h. Williams sscrs.
tary. Mr.. Logan is President OF the
Royal Gas Company, Of steubsnville. A
general discussion was had over the OBJ
ects Of the association's formation. By
regulating field operations 1t Ia designed
to put a stop to wild. eating" In short,
the organization ia q protective one and
bids fair TO prove Of great strength. An
other meeting will be held at the Mo-
nongahela House next Thursday.
The companies represented were the
Royal, OF steubenville; the Wheeling, OF
Wheeling and Bellaire; the Mahoning, Of
youngstown; the Citi1ens, Of Beaver Fails;
the ShenRugo, Of New Castle; the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia, OF Wheel.
ing; the Columbia, OF Sharon the Home
Gas Company, Of youngstown; the Law.
renee, Of Pennsylvania; the BridgsWater,
OF Rochester; the Ohio Valley, Of Esst
Liverpool the Mercer Gas Fuel, Of Mer-
Ger; the Ohio Valley, OF seWickley, and
thA RAlIavna of Rallovnn
WILL PRICES BE RAIsEDP
When Mr.. ]. NJ. Gutfey came out, at the
close Of the meeting, he referred reporter
to Mr.. Williams. Said this gentleman
afterWRrd:
"since the natural gas companies Of
Pitteburgh, through the consolidation Of
the Philadelphia and the CHARTERS Com
psnies, have virtually become a unit,
which will give them the opportunity Of
adjusting the rates Of gas more equitsbly,
We have decided to do something similar.
OF course We GIe too many for coneoiida.
ton. and this association will answer the
same purpose"
"WhRt business has the association
transacted to.night?"
I'VE have simply organised, and then
had discussion on the rates Of gas"
"Did any discusBion take place leading
to the fact that the present gas rates will
be increnaedW
~ couldn't say that. We only dis.
cussed the Availability Of equaliztug the
rates; but dare say that We shall CONT
to SONS definite conclusion in regard Il
that matter at the next meeting"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
OPPOSITION DIMINISHING.


English Ministers Who Favor Home RulG
for Ireland.
NEW York, Jan. 5.-The Tinss to-day
eayu: The extent to which the religious
opposition to Irieh home rule is diminishing
in England is ss striking as 1t is satistac'
tory.
1t ia announced that the dissenting min
isters OF Bristol and CardiH, two towns in
close cemmescislB with 1reIsnd, have
joined in q protest against the attempt tc
suppress freedom Of speech and OF the
press in that country.
Heretofore, as has often been pointed
out, the Liberal opposition to the conCes'
sion OF home rule has been much more q
matter Of religious bigotry than political
judgment. II sectsriAn prejudice could
hs allsyed, the Liberal party would again
be united behind Mr.. Gladstone. In that
case the Baptist ministers Of this city
would be left nearly alone in their posi-.
ton that no community Of Roman Oath.
olca Is fit to govern itself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

LONDON, Jan. BIT is now known def
nitely that the vessel wrecked near Water
ford, Ireland, was the American ship
Alfred D. Snow, Capt. Wiley, which left
San Francisco August 81, for Liverpool.
The chip was Loaf in Herry Lock Bay, of
Arthurstown, at the entrance to Water.
ford Harbor. Tho bodies Of the captain
and one OF the crew have besn recovered.
There Is no doubt that every member Of
the crew psriahed. The ship'spapsrs have
alao been recoRered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
1NnIANA,s COAL MINES.

increase of ouspu. and Capital Invested.
soyopteOn Fatal Accidents.
Brazil, NR. Jan. Estate Mine In,
spector McQuade's annual report PLACES
the output Of Indisna's 92O coal mines at
3,217,711 tons, an increase over last yesI
OF 2l7,7l1 tons.
But Tor strikes, it Is estimated the out.
put would have resched 100000 tons,
ranking Indiana fifth among Coal.produc.
ing States. The capital invested is s., 1922
900, an increase Of $5,0OO,0OO over las!
year.
Owing to strikes and the fact that the
Inter. State Commerce law cut OF Eastern
coal, the demand had been unprecedented
and beyond the power Of the mines to
meet. The total number Of mines en-
ployed was 1904. OF thirty accidents sey.
anteen resulted fatally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

RoHs, Jan. 6.-The Pope said mass 81
St. Peters to-day for the benefit Of the pill
grims remaining in the city. Thirty-ioul
Cardinals and 1S9 Archbishops and Bish'
ops we're in attendance at the service,
while the congregation contested Of 10000
persons. The Grand Duchess Of Tuscany
was among the notable people present Snd
occupied the place Of honor. The Pope
looked well, but ct the conclusion Of the
mass appeared much fatigued. The vest
ments he wore differed from those worn
at the Jubilee mass last Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

money shall be distributed among the
several States and territories In proportion
70 their population, according to the
census Of 1880.
Democratic Senators had voted for this
bill on the two occasions when 1t passed
the Senate, and gave their names, The
number Of Democratic Senators voting
against 1t was thirteen.
Mr.. Plumb suggested the inquiry
whether the object in giving the list was
the apprehension that any Of the Senators
who had voted for the bill might get
Alter an Executive session the Senate
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
DEATH STEPS IN
AAd Relieves JuStIOs-CAShisr Baldwin, OF
tbs Fidelity Bank, Dies Suddenly.


AAd Relieves JuStlOs-CAshier Baldwin, of
tbs Fidelity Bank, DiOS Suddenly.
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 5.-Mr. Ammi
Baldwin, late Cashier Of the Fidelity Ma.
tiOusl Bank, died suddenly at o'clock
this morning at his residences on Walnut
Hill. Mr.. Baldwin was indicted with the
other Oiticera Of the Fidelity Bank, but
iot some reason his bond was placed at
10000 and ho WAS able 10 secure bonds.
men, and has not been in isil. In the ab.
seues Of specific information as to the
cause Of his death theory Of suicide iG
common among down town 1eople, who
are familiar with the family ND who
Know how much mental trouble the nap
4s Undergone WitEio the past ten years
~ MN Known, however, thst he died from
Nne effects oi stroke Of pArAlypiS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06
A REMAEKAHLk MESSAGE.
Tho Ma, or of Newark PraJS for Few First
CIiAa Eunorhla.

Tho MAJ or Of Newark PrAyH for n Few Flrst
CIhSs Funerals.
NRw YoRE, Jan. 6.-The animal mes'
sage OF Mayor Haynes, OF Newark, was
given on. 70, publication yesterday. In
the course OF It, attss complaining that a
suit Of the city against the Delaware,
Llckawanns & Western RNlEosd Com.
pauy had baea settled on terms too ad'
vantsgeous to the company, be says: "a
few first ClAeB funerals, the EubjeCts fur'
nished i;om the officers and board OF
directors OF tho D., l. < W. railroad
would make room for q reasonable board,
one that will not treat 5000 inhabitants
who pay them hundreds OF thousands ol
dollars yearly for freight and pasSengert
worse than they treat any country village
IRON Hoboken to Buffalo. II becomes US
on all occasions to be Teconciled TO tht
will OF the Lord. II in His wisdom He
should see 6t to remove some OF the direc
tors OF this road, tho city OF Newarl
would DO perfectly reConCilsd to His mer'
Epul dispensSHon."