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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
c,,rrrovrn nv CHAIRMAN WALKER.

Chicago. Dec. "a (SpeciaD. chairman WanNer' :"
the Interstate Commerce Railway Associa,lon' na'
sent ont letter to members OF the association cau'
ing them TO 60 slowly in the manipulation OF pas
senger rates and showing them the only way ou,Sioc
manipulation can be met. The letter is as ioilo"s
In view Of the anticipated dissolution OF tnp
Western States Passenger Association on Jshuaiy
1900 It proper to remind members OH Oh Ce pail
that the obligations OF the Interstate commerce i
way Association agreement in respect 10 tie Hldln Ha
tenance OF the rates. rules and regulations III o.o "a
upon the passenger traffic Of each line are Ot anec.u
nv changes which may in the relations OIL sie
lines OF auxiliary associations. II Is presumed ts
some method OF effectng ordinary changes III suSn
rates rules and regulations will be provided ior py
the managers. Competition OF lines OUTSIDE i ,iie
association can be met under what Is known as MI
McMuln's resolution.
Much to the surprise Of the lines themselves, no
break in passenger rates has yet occurred. Inc
"McMulln resolution referred to in Chairman
Walkers letter allows any line I'm the association 10
Immediately meet any rate made by an outside line.
the line so meeting outside rate to notify to the
chairman, who will pass the merits OF the case
II he disapproves, the vote still be made unuer
the ten DAYS notice. clause.
Chairman Walker also notifies TO Chairman FINLEY:
of the Trans Missouri Association, that In spite OF
his decision to the contrary the St. Joseph and Grand
Island Road will put into effect via Seneca to 81
Louis reduced rates and division on grain.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
HE ATE A QUAIL 4 DAY FOR THIRTY n,rs

HE ATE QUAIL 4 DAY FOR THIRTY DAYS
Baltimore, Dec. 24.-Carroll 5. MacGl TO-DAY fin
shed his task Of eating thirty quail In thirty dsys and
won his wager lie began on November IS and each
morning since reported at the place and nartooh
OF the quail. lie says hereafter the quail and him
will be strangers, as lie has had enough ''0N
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
THE BEATRER REPORT.

FORECAST TILL p. N. WEDNESDAY, .,..
Washington, Dec. 24.-For New-Eneand ana iN''"'~
New.York rain, warmer; southefy winds ,.s
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New'Jersey nsh' ''~'
warmer. .,.. cnor.
For Maryland, Delaware Virginia, the carolns' So',
eia, Florida, Alabama. Mississippi Loui'iana An'
ran; stauonsIy VI rnwyork and Western Pennsyivsas
rain warner wednesday morning, follewa o' '0'~
Thursday morning.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
DIVIDED OVER. AN ISSUE oF RAILROAD BONDS.

st. Paul, Mlnn., Dec. GA Pioneer Prcss' dis
patch from Rochester. Mimi, says: Railroad bonds
of the city of Rochester to the AMOUNT of $4,000
today signed by Mayor Potter and Recorder Yetter.
Much feeling has existed in this city since the election
two months since, which has divided the voters into
two factions, and pamphlets By the thousand were
circulated for and against the measure The Council
at It's last meeting passed resolution that the bonds
be issued providing they contained certain restrictive
clauses that were also included in the proposition
that was voted on in October In spite OF instructions
the bonds have been issued in straight negotiable
form and will probably be rushed upon the market.
contest concerning their validity Is inevitable, as
leading citizens freely express their belief that the
bonds are fraudulent and will be null and void In
the hands Of purchasers. With a single exception. the
Council is opposed to their issue in their present FORM"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Tup RTSr OF CHRISTNAS GIFTS.

scranton. Penn, Dec "a (specaD'-Ihe o'ooo en-
,,,oros at The Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company's
mills and furnaces in tins city were today Informed
that their wages will be increased 10 per cent on
Iannary on account OF the increase IN the price OF
rails.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Fu., Train. ,o Wa.bIux,on

co nrlcte schedule OF fast trains 20 baltimore nm,
Washington operated by the Jersey Ccatra I,ading an
b. a o. All trains tn ough and equipped viii
Pullman paflor and sleeping cars. Punctusl service
station foot OF Iibcfty-s
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
LIFE INSURANCE AGENT DISAPPEARS

/ Manchester, n. H. Dec. 24.-John +. Green agent
! of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Portland Me-, has disappeared. and there is said
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
MERGED INTO THE p. AND O.

Cincinnati Dec. "A (specia-At last the old
Marietta and Cincinnati is to fnldl its oft-predlctcd
manifest destiny" The Cincinnati, Washington and
baltimore is to become practically division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio and will pass under the latcrs
management and assume even Its name. The re
organization is complete and after this year there
will be no longer q C., W. and H. on the map, hut
in its place the Baltimore and Ohio southwestern
The incorporators of the company are Judson
HARMONY Edward W. strong. John +. Winslow, W. L.
Jones and Edward Colstona pro forma organization
OF course The capital stock Is to be S1,OOo,ooo,
divided into 10000 shares, $4,000 of which is to be
preferred and $4,000 common stock. Colonel orland
smith first vice president of the Baltimore and ohlo'
has been elected president ana captain W. w lc"-
hodv now general superintendent of the trans-Ohio
divisions of the Baltimore and ONO, Will on january
A. when the new company takes control, pccone
Washington and Baltimore, has rendered his reslgna-
i.n
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

tons OF the complsnants and Judge Gresham r>fo..
to support receiver. but decided 10 hold the 60
open for renewal Of the proceedings at any unsS ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
TIE MIDLAND RAILROAD CASE IN COURT.

TIE MIDLAND KAILNVNU N.NoH IN OVOH''
indianapolis, Dec. "a tspeclal)-rhe Midland Rail
road case. duplicating Henry Crawford, the Chicago
CAPITALIST and lawyer in alleged fraudulent transac-
tons. was tried here before Judge Gresham today
The evidence OF the prosecuting witnesses. Coffin and
stanton, the NewYork brokers representing the com
planant the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, was
10 the effect that Crawford had, by Misrepresentation
procured a loan of $685. 900, secured by bonds for
81 900 ooo which should stand as first lien upon
the property, when in reality there was other in
debtedness, amounting to sllooo0, in the form q
nror liens and judgments. Crawford claimed that
Tho nnrnose OF the proceedings not foreclosure
but To throw the road into the hands Of the court
until it should be ripe Tor receiver; The testimony
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Acid in the Blood

Accommodating In the joints. is believed 70 be the cause
OF rheumatism from which 70 many suffer o. tls season.
Hoods sarsapaa has had wonderful success In curing
mis- complaint It neuaizes the scdity OF The blood ana
ktores the vital fluid healthy condition II you suneI
syon rheunatism why don't try HOODS ssrsapariaI
IT have been suffering from On acute ataek OF
49,, ,nauced by severe sprain Of disocsed ankle
,at which caused great swelling and intense palm but
ane hottie OF Hoods ssrsapara restored circuisuon
.lsansed the blood and relieved the pain 70 that am
nearly well again regard Hoods sssspsfilla - s'a
inc AZ the head Of remedies for purifying the blood ana
giving a healthy tone the system" L. IT, HUNT.
Springfield Mo- .ax
Hoods Sarsaparilla
s.,s nv all drusQists 81; six for 81. Prepared only
Ss q / HOOD CO.. Apothecariss. Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
A NEW DEPARTURE.

Solid Trains Between Hannibal,
Mo-. and Austin. Texas-Through
Sleeping Cars Between Chicago
and Galveston. St. Louis and Aus
tin. and Kansas City and San An
tonic.
On August lith, 1889. tho Missouri, Kan
sas d Texas Railway inaugurated q new
quick train service on its lines, reducing the
time materially between st Louis, Hanni
boil, and Kansas City and Texas points,
Solid trains are now run between Hannibal
and Austin via s;edalla, Fort Scott, Deni.
trains carry through sleepers between ST
Louis and Austin, and Galveston and Kan.
sas City, and San Antonia via Taylor and
Anstis-. The equipment OF these trains Is
strictly first class and Of modern design;
consisting Of handsome day coaches and
comfortable smoking cars In addition 70 ele-
giant free reclining chair cars between Sc
dalia and HaDnibal and Pullman buffet
sleeping cars 70 points above named. Trains
Nos 3 and carry through slecpers 70 and
from Chicago and Galveston; In connection
with the burlington Route and the Hous-
ton n Texas Central Railway; leaving Chi.
cago At 5:45 .. M, arriving at Kansas and
Missouri pointA next morning and day;
Texas points following day, Leaving Kan
sas anu Missouri points In the afternoon
and evening arrive at Chicago 9:i5 next
morning, connecting with eastern morning
trains ON all roads out OF Chicago eifecting
q saving Of from five 70 ten hours In all
eastern points. See that your tickets read
via the Missouri, Kansas a. Texas Railway.
For tickets and further information. apply
to nearest NJ. X. Il T. ticket agent.
CAsros MEsLIfR, g. Z, d q. A.
Sedaia Mo
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
An American Woman.

A Boston lady, knowing that the
translation of Dante had just then
appeared, and having heard that the
aged monarch 1.-THE king Of saxony)
was proud ofhis literary ability, had
a good opportunity OF alluding to
his chef d'nyre, which she eimmediats-
ly seized. The king addressed her in
turn, saying: "You are from Ameri-
ca, believe. j think have seen you
in the Crosse Garten. Why have you
not been presented bcfore?" II am
from America, sire," she replied,
"where we have no kings. Ihaye
waited for the proper time to be in
troduced to your majesty; and now
may / be permitted, as an American
to say that / feel it less an honor to
be presented to the king of Saxony
than TO Philistrates, the translator
of Dante, whom j trust may be al
lowed to congratulate on the success
full achievement Of the work" The
king had published the translation
under tie above sObriquet. He was
much pleased with the compliment
thus bestowed, laughed with delight
and said the lady had been prompt
in examining the pew publication
Boston Post,
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
An Ingenious scheme for obtaining fir,

An Ingenious scheme for obtaining hre-
wood was worked for time by colored
resident Of Starke, Fla He put pair OF
vicious ours In his yard. and allowed them
20 run out and attack pedestrians The
latter. for defence. would never pass tho
place unles they were provided with an
armful Of pine knots 10 chunk the dogs
with. At night tho darkey gathered up the
dogs earnin gs for the day, and found fuel
not only enough for tho hominy department,
but a surplus 10 lay up for winter. But now
his ours arc both poisoned, and their owner
sits on stump beneath . wide spreading
Jerusalem oak bemoaning his loss
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
For the session Of tho Sovereign Graz

For the session OF tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of Patriarchs Militant and l. o. o.
f.. which will be held AZ Columbus, o., tho
Chicago & Alton X. r., has arranged with
nll lines running into Kansas City from
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, 70 sell ex-
cursion tickets ut very low rates 10 Colum-
bus, o., and return. These excursion tic
kets viii be sold by all railroad agents In
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, south,
west and north OF Kansas City from Sep
,ember 12th 70 18th, inclusive. ana will 10
good 70 return until September Soth, inciu-
sive. These tickets entitle holders 10 pass
age In the unrivalled solid vestibuled trains
OF the Chicago Il Alton K r., running be
tween Kansas City and Chicago, Kansas
City and bloomington and Kansas City and
81. Louis, the best and snrest connections
being made In Chicago, Bloomington and
st Louis, with lines running between those
cities and Columbus, o. These tickets are
opcn 10 the public, and they offer about the
only opportunity which will occur this sea
son for q cheap trip 70 Ohio. Ali coutem.
plating trip should confer with their own
home ticket agents, and they should ask for,
and see that their tickets read via the Chi
cago a Alton K r., In order TO secure the
special and exclusive advantages which that
line Offers
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
Her Yses was Her rsrssss.

She was NJ pretty ~ . picture and 10 ant
mated and lively that II did one Tood 70 look
ct her. She was all this but II not now.
Poor soul the roses iinger no moro In her
cheeks, the former instrc Of her eyes u
gone. She IL woe-begone looking piece OF
humanity now. She has ono Of those trou'
b!es 81 common TO women and needs Dr.
DIR. Pierce's Favorits Prescription. II re-
cupcrates she wastd strength, puts tho
the lustre and makes the woman what she
once was, bright, well aud happy. .f'ayor.
ite Prescription ID tho only medicine for
women, sold by druggists. under positive
guarantee, from the manufacturers, that u
will givc satisfaction ln every case, or
money win bs refunded. This guarantee
has been printed on the bottle wrappsy, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
For all arrangements OF the liver, st0m-
ach and bowels, take DR.. Pierce's Psliets-
flue a dnaa
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

II the government concludes TO prosecute
the sea captain who left two sailors on Tren-
~ Key. Yucatan, from whence thoy wero
rescued by the cruiser ossipee, II Will act
That law provides that when any citizen OF
the United States discovered . deposit Of
guano on any island. rock or sea not within
the lawful Jurisdiction Of tho government,
and not occupied by the citizens Of any
other government, and should take peace
able possession thereof, the island In qaes-
ton might be regarded, at the discretion OF
tho president, N appertaining to the United
States
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

Tho collapse Of ths Madgeburg sugar
syndicate has seriously affected the sugar
rcflncries Mt Stettin. The Hamburg suthor-
tiles have ordered an investigation 70 dis
cover why the proper officials havs mot con
trollcd tho brokers' trading. A temporary
arrangement has bcen made regarding tho
sugar troubles. In accordance with which
the three insolyent firms TO whose action
tho crisis Is due are 70 hquidsie without
the intervention Of the court In the mean
while, the heads OF the three firms win be
held responsible for all liabilities incurred.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
K. ]. GOODMAN.
PATIENTS.

Caveats sRd Trade MARKS Obtained
and all other business in the U. 3. Patent
Office attended to for MODERATE FEES,
Our office 10 opposite the U. 8. Patent
Office, and We can obtain Patents in less
lime than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We I'D.
wise as to patentability free of charge: and
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster, ths
5upt. of Money Order Div, and to officials
of the U. y. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms and references to actnal eli.
snts IN your own State or County, yrits to
Z. 4 SNOW n CO..
0vpasiss Patent 0fsas. wAshipe,oa. DC
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
TICKET 42,76S.
A Pick-Up OF $4,000 by Three
Well Known Cheyenne People.
L 4 z L

Cheyenne (Wy.) Leader, August g.
The drawing Of $4,000 from the Louisi.
ana State Lottery In the July Drawing by
three well known Cheyenne people has ere
ated decided sensation. The children Of
fortune are ail employed ut II. II. Ellis
bakery. They are Louis Salada, and wife,
and Edward p Gaylor, an old-timcr and a
prominent Odd Fellow.
Forty eight hours after the drawing 5ala-
da and his wife ana MIR. Gsylor were over.
ioyed 70 learn from list that ticket No.
~, 75s had drawn the capital prize Of 800, ,O00
and that they were entitled 10 one-twenti-
eth of that sum, or ti5,0 900.
Advices from New Orleans confirmed the
list and the money was collected through
the First National Bank Of this city, being
paid over TO the winners August /.
Salada and wife are visiting relatives in
Missouri The lady. who has been an in
valid for several years, is 10 retire TO an
eastern hospital for several months and will
be treated by eminent specialists.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

In cases where Quinine utterly fails to
nave any effect, and where the patient can.
not take 1t by reason OF its unpleasant in.
fiuence, cure is promptly obtained by
Shailenberger's Antldote IL cures imme-
diateiy In no case will there be more than
one chill after the first dose, and In the ma
iority OF cases not even that. Sold by Drug
gists
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

An Atlanta despatch says that advice4
from the growing cotton crop from almost
all sections arc encouraging. The cotton,
as rule, Is still In fine condition. Tho
reports OF the. caterpillar are more fre
quent, but there Is very little damage done,
and tho planters are fighting the pest with
paris green
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

The public executioner Of Berlin has just
been tried for his life and acquitted. The
homicide which he committed resulted from
the Vaccinations of q woman who loved
him and was jealous Of him. Even heads
man may, IL seems, be q masher.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

When Dobbins' Electric Soap was first
made Ia 1884 n cost 20 cents bar. IL IL
precisely the same ingredients and quality
now, and doesn't cost half. Buy IL Of your
grocer and preserve your clothes. IL he
hasn't 1t, he will get it.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14
estn 0p 4. Cs.h Prs.,.m,.

Smoke Orphan Boy Tobacco and save the
empty bags They are worth money 70 you,
for On May ], 1880, VIC will pay IS cash pre-
of bags returned US. For further particu-
lars, address Hills & Fritz, Manufacturers,
st Louis, Mo.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

The flag OF the United States will here.
after fly over all federal buildings during
business hours except when the weather is
wet. The signal Service flags, emblcms of
the only absolutism in America, will con
tinue 70 float In bad weather.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

The success Of the Chippewa Indian
Commission will result In he opening TO
settlement OF about 100000 acres OF land
In Minnesota.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

A society has been started in London 10
promote the development OF mesmer
ism and OF the application Of hypDotism To
practical medicine.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

The export OF corn during tho year ending
August was s9.oOo,e00 bushels, against
II .OO0, 900 for the same time IN 1sss.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

When T,aby was SICK. We savs her castosiA,
when she was . Child, she cried far cAstoriA,
when she became hIss, she chung 70 cas,oria.
whsa shs bad Children. - gave thsm Castosil
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

Albert Burch, West Toledo, Ohio, says.
Halls Catarrh Cure saved my life y Write
him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

The cigarmakers' strike at Jacksonville,
Fla. is practically ended by The hands re-
sunlpg work.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

We recommend .'Tansill's Punch, Cigar.
Mohave County miner., 1889-09-14

RECENTLY the plough OF peasant
on the Island ofGothland unearthed
a valuable treasure, consisting Of
two large spiral arrnlets. a buckle
and long bar, all OF solid silver,
together with nearly four hundred
silver coins. Some Of the coins were
Anglo-Saxon, and bore the efiigy Of
King Ethelred. The Others were
German and Cutie coins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-24
PETROLEUM.
NaW NnrL

NEW YORK, April % Petroleum
Opened weak, but after a sharp decline
rallied. and moved up to s2Ec. Another
break then occurred, on which the price
dropped to soc, and WAS followed by raj.
ly, on which the market closed firm al
Size. Sales, 4,0s9, 600 barrels.
OIL City.
on CITY. PA, April 3.--Petroleum-
Opened at Sole; highest 80 &c; lowest 79lc
closed at size; sales 1881 200 barrels
clearances, 3,1se, 600 barrels; charters, 81,
$40 barrels; shipments, 72,s24 barrels
runs, 56,OO6 barrels.
PittspGrg.
PTrrsBURa. PA, April 23.-Petroleuu
Active and irregular; opened at 81 &c
closed at s14c; highest s2gc; lowest 79tc
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, April % Petroleum
Opened at Sole; closed at 81 .c; highest
S23e; lowest 79ic; clearances 1854, COX
barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-24
BENWOOD

some Few Items from the Bustling City.
AIr. Michael S,egman and Miss Maggie
Burr were married al st. Johns church,
at o'clock Yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Father McMenauim officiating. The bride
was beautifully attired in a very becoming
costume Of white, with bridal veil
Last evening reception was
held so Mr.. Stegman's resi-
dence. and a large number Of their friends
called aud rendered congratulations. They
we're the recipients OF numerous handsome
and useful presents and the best wishes Of
a large circle Of friends sre extended them.
Evening Star Lodge, Knights Of Pythias
ia M a dourshiDg condition. It has 80
members now. Bro. Morris, who died re-
Gently reducing the number. The boys
viii no doubt oon reach a hundred.
Council met last night and q good deal
Of important business was disposed Of,
amorg which was the granting Of licenses
ard the letting of the contract for lighting
the streets.
There were some errors n names IN yes
tcrday' news which were overlooked by
the proofreadef in a rush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-24
A NEW RAILROAD
TJTAP THs MINERAL RICHES OF RICHIE
COUNTY
Tie Company Formed and the Enterprise VII De
Pushed Forward Eaergslca-.y- Gen
s-a- STATE News.

ss.-ll, r-.soaeescs e' ne Reg.s,sr.
FLLENuoR0. W. Va, April 23.-Ap-
pEcaHon was msde last Saturday to secre-
,sry of State Walker for q charter for the
Ohio and West Virginia Southern Railroad
Company. The incorporatOrs are Chas. S.
Martin. Thos. r Davis, W. S. Hamilton,
Job Musrove and J.. d. McWhOrter, Of
R,tchis county. and Messrs. Spear, Morse
and General Dawes. Of the ZAnesville and
Ohio River railIoad-the new lire recently
completed from Zanesyine 10 Hanover
The proposed new road VIII connect with
the = $50. 20 Williamstown by bridging
se ONO river. and viii run along the
river TO- Willow Island, a distance Of ten
miles. from there it follows an air line
fo.Fn Douglass run 70 the Baltimore and
ohio railroad. seventeen miles from VIII
.ev leland. from CORVALLIS the route
lc1s 1D Che valley Of Hughes river, con
Meeting with the Pennsb0ro and Harris
Vie railroad no Richie G. H., four
and one half miles from Cornwallis
From Richie @. r., the route
n the rich cosl fields OF
GIner county, IS through a great belt
/ rfIumher country and the building Of
railroad is an easy matter, as the usual
obstacle. of nafare are not to be found.
/ The entire length Of the line will be about
-.rty-ive miles from the coal fields north
/ 0FGlenvIe. Gilmer county, 70 Marietta,
where direct railroad connection can Ds
made with the railroads Of the West and
/ Northwest.
RIGHTS of say have already been secured
aloug % considerable portion Of the route
and The road can De easily built az there are
mo tunnels required and only two bridges
WIN be needed. A conference was held 81
I the Count House last week and our citizens
gave the projectors substantial encourage
ment. Mes-re Spear and Morse returned
to Marietta iullant after survey
of the route, and say the road
win certainly be- built. The building
of this Dad VIII De matter Of vast i'm
Importance To- Richie county, as il vii
Iope1 up vas. section Of the country thai
i- rich n mineral ard timber wealth thai
has not ls yet been developed owing 70 the
lack OF means of transporting the products
to 8 suitable market. The Baltimore snC
Ohio Railroad Company have opened s
large stone quarry near this place and viii
employ about sixty men. The company
viii dress stone for new depots, ETC., anC
ship it from here dressed, ready to be pu
In the building
The taking Of depositions, to be used il
the contest between Judge Fleming anC
/ General COT, viii commence at Harrisvill'
/ on the 2itb inst James Keely will repre-
sent COT and Robert s. Blair will look at
ter Jennings interests.
The COT Guards and Col Romeo H
7 Freer win not attend the celebration OF th'
I hundreth anniversary of WsshingtOn's IN
auguration at New York.