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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18


One hundred and twenth five rseruhs
have b. en- ordered TO Omaha for assign.
mcnt to the Fourtei nth Cavalry.
,lThe plai ing mills Of Pond & sopers
and Hare & O1iorne, in Chicago, wsle
burned Wednesday. Loss $4,000
August Schaan was struck with a beer
glass and iaialy Injured by Eme.t
Oett'er at the latier's saloon, In New
York, Wednesday.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
called on all natloual banks 10 tepri
their condition at the close Of business
on the l2lh inst.
Il Ia now reported that ex- Governor
Hoffman viii b nomin ted by the Demo-
Gratis of the Eighth New YORK district 10
succeed James Brooks.
Seven men, who Killed hoy on the
New Jersey Railroad BY running over
him with a hand. ear, have been he d eac
In $4,000 to stand trial Tor manslaughteI
The War DEPARTMENT has Issued an
order setting apart tract OF land In the
military reservation at Fort Mcpherson,
Nebraska, to be used as national eem-
e.ery.
over 200 men employed at the Cum
mlnss Gar Work. in Jersey City, have
quilted work, il Is stated, because thu
company has paid them no wages for tWt
months.
The German Minister at Washington Il
reported To have received Intelligence
from Berlin stating authoritatlyely that
Princess Won BsmaTk is not only not dead
but not sick"
a "cotton blockade" Is threatened At
New Orleans. The cotton presses have
advanced the rntcs for COMPRISING, s1i
shipmastois and their agents have re-
solved not TO pay the decreased rsles.
The commissioners appointed lasl
March to negotiate for the removal Of
the American Indians from Mexico have
arrived in New York, and are preparing
theirrport tothe Secretary ofthe Interior
Ex-Governor Bowie, of Marylan has
been elected President Of the City Pas
seLger Railway Company, Of Baltimore
to succeed Henry Tyson, who assumes
the Vice Presidency Of the Erie Railway
The yacht J,tlia, returning from the
New York regatta Wednesday, was sunk
! by collision with ferry boat on the North
River and Commodore Edward Norton
of the New Jersey Yacht Climb, was
| drowned.
Charles II. Phelps, cashier Of the New
York State Treasury, at Albany, has been
arrested Tor stealing $4,000 of the state
funds. II 10 stated that che WAS always
considered Trustworthy by everybody
knowing him."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18


Learning that @. A. Bennett, Of Riclne,
Wi consln, was In the clty prospecting "a
little with some Chicago capitalists In
regnrd to the construction OF what he
modestly terms an ocean rallg y, re-
uorter Of this paper called on him AZ tue
Natteson House yesterday 10 sec about
II. The reporter was shown draughts,
and ELECTED an explanation, from when
Is deducted the following description OF
the Captains marine carriage, which IN
general appearance, with lew eNcep-
tons, resembles the ordinary propeller.
There Is lower deck, and above II a
cabin hut what there Is below these, In
the place occupied by thGt part Of the
propeller which "a in the watcr, is the
remarkable feature, and peculiar to TINS
new plan Of marine craft. There IA no
hull. and nothing TO be forced through the
water, but as part answering the same
purpose, at what he calls "tlea" OF his
railway, Int which may I've properly called
p0ntoons, lying crosswlse, and under
the car, and the section (pontoons)
being connected together reach TO lie pill
low, they form an endless chain, which
BY means Of an engine, is made TO re-
volve around large perpendicular wheels
nt each end Of the car. after the manner
of the tread bars In the well known
horse tread power therefore half Of this
bell Ia consecutively In the water, base
"A foundation for the car to pass over,
BY It's continued rotating movement
around the wheels the sections of the
chain are, az they are released at the
stern from position In the water, carried
up over the stern wheel, and forward
between the lower and deck cabin, to ia,
iOre-wheel IN their offices In the water,
which principle Ia analogous TO that per
haps the reader has seen demonstrated in
the Old-timc school girls manner of cross
ing q shallow brook, where hut two
stepping-stOnes kept her feet dry for %
dozen yards or more, In the place OF
which, now, alas, we find piers, the hard
stony. hearted abntments Of convention
atty.
The carriage with which Captain Ben
nett Intends TO cross the Atlantic this
fall IL, as represented m the dranght
thirty feet long, by twelve feet wide the
pontoon sections ten feet long (their re-
spectlve length being crosswise Of The
length Of the car, making the width Of
the belt they rm), two feet deep, and
one foot wide. each having a huoyancy
Of 1850 pounds, which, multiplied by
thirty (that number being in the water
at iimt) make, after allowing for their
own weight. u Tonnage of about $1,000
pounds. The drlver-wheeis are ilfty-two
feet In diameter, which, with 100 revou-
tons per minnie, give an impetus to the
car Of thirty miles per hour, after allow
ing for friction and atmospheric re-
slstance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
weLLEss' REPLY TO ADAMS,
An incident Of tho Rebellion - wsllsss'
Facts vs.. hdams' Pqncias.

On the evening nj the lat Of April NJ.
Nicolay. the private secretary Of the
President. brought me package contain
inc papers, Instructions, and orders Of
a most extraordinary character One Of
them directed me To detach Commodore
Stringham, patriotic officer who was on
special duty in the Navy Depart ment,
where be was employed In confidential
truets, and send him TO Pensacola. Com
modore Pendergrasi, who had just ar
rived at Hampton Roads from the West
Indies with the Cumberland, was ordered
to repair forthwith IN Vera Crnz on
account Of alleged complications. On the
Cumberland and Powhatan the Navy
DEPARTMENT was relying 10 cooperate
with the military for the protection ofthe
navy Yard at Norfolk Iva case Of difficulty.
All these orders relating 10 the navy
were issued ny the Secretary of State
without consultation with the Secretary
Of the Navy. or any Cabinet cOnsulsatlon
whatever. Bnt the most extraordinary
and irregular If not Illegal order In thai
remarkable package directed reorgani-
zation pf the Navy Department, and the
establishment of n new bureau, In which
! was commanded 10 place in the most
conf lrn'ial relations, whe re he should
have knowledge of all tie important
transactions Of the Navy ald Navy De-
pnrtmrnt, Samuel Barron, a finished
oonrtier aud shrewd secnssiouist. On
looking over these docum' nls IL was evil
dent to me that the President bad been
the victim Of misplaced confidence and
was sadly imposed upon, or that he was
rs unfit for the office of chief executive
as is represented in the " Memorial Ad-
dress.' Flost rot moment In waiting
upon him, and reading to HIM these extra
ordinary papers. lie promptly and
emphntically dlsavoNed them said IN At
he had hurrledly and without examnlna-
ton signed large number Of papers
which had been brought 10 him by Secre-
tary Seward for very different purpose,
and which he had supposed was merely
formal that he was not awst q of their
contenisi had trusted entire ~ TO Mr..
Seward and whom could he trust if not
the Secretary Of State lie requested
me TO return him the orders or treat them
as utilities. Tue result WIS, no new
bureau WAS organized wit bout law (;
Barron was moi taken into the confidence
of the NAVY Department, but 5, lon deserted
and was the first naval office captured
in the rebel service: String ham never
went to Pensacola, nor Pende 'grast again
TO Vera Cruz, nor was there any compli.
cation that required it, rom GijsoR
HeNes's reply to adams, ~ Nopeniber
Galdry.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

President Grant, In conversation with
the New York Associated Press agent At
Washington, Is stated to have said that
II he were now writing his annual mes
sage he would recommend authority for
the reissue Of the legal reserves. free
banking law, and the gradual subslitu.
tuition Of gold for the present bank re.
serve, and the prohibition of interest on
deposits also that be would probably
recommend the establishment OF a post
office bank.
The Charleston Nsirs aud Courier, in a
leading editorial, says the expected i'm.
ports of specie will not give the Southern
planters relief. IL demands an Increased
issue of greenbacks, as "the only way
Of restoring confidence, maintaining
prices, and avoiding general hank
ruplcy," and asks the President to call
an extra session Of Congress To consider
the financial situation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
England.
HEAVY SHIPMENT or srrcH FROM plsS

HEAVY SHIPMENT or SPECIE FROM BANK
OF ENGLAND TO AMERICA.
LONDON, October l7.-Flye hundred
thousand pounds withdrawn from The
Bank OF England yesterday, for shi pment
to America.
ONE HUNDRED AND sIxTY-PfvE THOUSAND
POUNDS FOR AMERICA.
lONnoN, Oct. 17th.-One hundred and
siVty-ilye thousand pounds were with.
drawn from the Bank Of England 10 day
to 20 to America.
DESTRUCTION or AnDoERsKIE CASTLE
THE RESIDENCE OF THE DuKR OF
AnERCROMBIE.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-ArdoersKle Castle
formerly the residence Of the Duke o
Aberctombie, has been burned. Mani
works ofart, Including numerous etchlDgl
by Landseer, is entirely lost.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Financial Prosperity 10 be at once
RertOred.


We accidentally learn through private
sources the cause Of the return to this
country of George Francis Train. He
has been living with his family in stuit.
CART, Wurtemberg, but when the news OF
the great panic here reached him be
Instantly declared that since he had left
the United States the finances had got
into such a condition that he must
Immediately 20 back there and
stralghten them out. So bidding good
by 10 bis family, and unheeding all
circumstances and his own preferences,
he at once set out for the country whose
dust be had but recently shaken, with
Indignant wrath, from his feet and lie
The patriot that he is, he came TO save he
land Of his nativity from financial eel
Apse.
His arrival but one day after the Presl
deut's proclamation Of his financial
scheme for the rescue Of the country from
Is peris Is a happy coincidence, and
augurs well for the rapid return Of the
country 10 solid business prosperity,
founded on the immutable principles
which clear insight and profound expert
snce concluslyely show to govern trade
and financial operations.
We can speak with confidence Of Mr..
Trains motives in returning, since oui
information comes direct from a gentle.
man who has been boarding in the sam,
house WIKI him in stuttgart.
Prof ". G.. Cat'll, President Of "a,
faculty Of Lafayette College At Easton
Pa, will accept our thanks for an invita-
ton to no present at the dedication o.
Pardee Hall, en- Tuesday, 9lsL inst. IN,
Invitation lie accompanied By line lltho
graph Of the hall which shows it TO be a
most beautiful structure. We have already
briefly described it and It's purpose in
these columns
Andrew johnson was expected 90
AnEWer 10 a seTenade last night 10 max,
= speech concerning his action ia rela
lion TO the execution Of Mrs. sunntt
The exhibition is only deferred We learn
Il cannot but be shameful one and vii
have no effect, IA Andrew johnson vii
not be accepted as credible witness il
bis own behalf. nor in any matter wher,
the testimony OF honorable men Is op
posed to him. lie should remain in th,
ossguriIy Of his natal hills.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

The steamer Tnscarora has put in Mt
Victoria, V. l 10 coal. che has begun
soundiogs Tor the Japan cable from Point
tlattory.
The steamer Robert Lowe has arrived
at Halifax, N. s., having laid the new
cable between Prince Edwards Island
and the mainland.
Shreveport dispatches say the yellow
fever Is dying out in that city, and that
"about thirty black-yomito cases have
recovered" Henry Shslc, Judge of The
Parish Court, died Of the fever on Tues.
day. Fifteen deaths were reported yes
terday.
Frederick Lerch, n prominent citizen Of
sileeiuton, in Northampton county, was
Killed on Tuesday evening by falling be-
tween two cars Of train on the Lrblgh
aud susquehanna Railroad. He was
crossing from one car to another at the
time. lie leaves a wife and six children.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

The twenty-seveLth annual convention
Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon frateruity has
b. en- in session al Easton since Tuesday.
There were three sessions on Wednesday
and one Thursday. A public banquet
was given Thursday, Whitelaw Reid, OF
the New York Tribune, presiding. An
Grafton was previously delivered by Hon.
Wayne McVeagh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

The manufacturers at Louisville are
discharging many of their workmen.
The Nashville railroad employees say they
have not been paid of, Tor two months,
and the engineers threaten 10 strike if moi
paid to-day. The rolling mills have re,
sumed operations after a weeks suspen
sion. The Ohio Falls Car Company has
suspended work until settlement can be
made with the railroad companies fol
work done for them All the banks
however, have resumed currency pay
mrpts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Trouble has arisen in the city govern
ment Of Memphis. The Mayor, being
disabled 10y Illness, appointed Chairman
Irnt, OF the Common Council, instead Of
Chairman Cicillo, of the Board of Alder.
men, to act as Mayor pro tsmpore. Clcilio
claims that he is entitled Ia act as Mayor
end having Wednesday served a writ OF
custer on Gent. is now In Possession o.
the Mayors Office. 1t is stated that
members OF both boards called ON Cicillo
aud limited to him that Gent was better
acquainted with the duties of the Office,
and better qualified for their discharge.
Clclllo was oedurate, however, and is
said TO have caused general disgust,
There were Al yellow fever deaths on
Tuesday, among the victims being Sisters
Magdalen and Marie, of La Slle.te
Academy. Up TO noon yesterday 80 vel
low fever deaths We're reported. The
Odd Fellows have lost IS out Of ~
patients under treatment, and have A
members now sick. The weather ytster.
day was warm, which is considered fav.
omble for the sick, though II = asens the
chahces OF an early disappearance Of the
fever. There Is large decrease In the
number Of cases, however, and the type
is less malignant.
Thieves arc reported TO be Hooking to
Memphis TO take advantage Of the general
pro. trutiOn Of affairs in that city. Several
Of them have been detected 10 attempting
TO rob houses. A man, named Blacknure,
detected on Tuesday in defruu1irg the
Citizens Relief Committee OF ratious.
nus been sentenced to pay tue Of $5O
and undergo ten days confinement in a
dark cell.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

pr. Biss"ii was examined by the Score
iar' oi tht Navy, on board The ITALIA
poosn, sat Washington, Thursday. lie
ae'hilsd the circumstances nj Capt. Halls
den D, explained his medical treatment
OF The symptoms, and sad he had no
doubt whatever tbat Hall died natural
deaih
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

The first Congress of the " Association
for the Advancement Of Women " met In
New York Wednesday. The Association
was organized on Tuesday night by the
election Of Mrs. Mary A. LiyermoTe ~
President The object Of the Society is
stated to be "the promotion of the moral,
Intellectual aud physical wel-belng Of
women"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Spain.

DEPARTURE or NEW CAPTAIN GFNrR,,
TO cUBA-eovaRNMENT sQuA ORION At
GIBRALTAR.
MADRID, Oct. 1s.-The newly appoIp,.
ed Captain General Of Cuba has i'm
Slnt1nd"r for Havana Yesterday.
The Government squadron Is yet ut
Gibraltar.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Thanksgiving ProcIamat alton.


PROC LAMATIJN.
Inc approaching close of another year
brings with II the season Tor renewed
thanksgiving and acknoa edgineut TO the
Almighty ruler Of the universe Tor the nm.
numbered nerCies which he has bestowed
upon us. Abundant harvesis have hsen
among the rewards of industry, with To-
cal exceptions health has been among the
blessings enjoyed. tran guilty al home
anu peace with other nations have bre.
vailed. Frugal industry is regatumg TO-,
hrill'd recognition aud lbs mlri,ed re-
wards. Gradually. but under the provi
dence OF God, surely as We trust, the ma
ton is recovering from the lingering ne.
suits Ola dreadful civil strife. For that
ana all the other mercies yuuchsatrd. il
becomes us as a people tn return heartfelt
and grateful acknowledgements win.
our Thanksgiving for blessings we may
uni;e in prayers Tor the ce.fatinn Of lncnl
md Temporary suii0rines. / therefore
recommend that on Thursday, November
@tths the people meet in their resp i've.
PLACES of worship to make their acinowl-
edgmeu's to Almighty God for Ills hnun-
ties and His protection, and To oiler ia
Him prayers for their continuance.
In Witness whereof | have set nv hand
and caused the seal ui the ntod state,
10 he affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington his
l4ih day Of October, lsi3, aud line l,d,.
prudtnce ul the United States the n,th.
l 5. GRANr.
By the President.
d. HAMILTON ftsu. Sec'y of 9lste.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Tho LIoenae Question.

THE COURT REFUSES ANY APPLICATION IN
SUSSEX COUNTY.
GEoRGETowN, Oct. 10 All the RpplI.
cations 10 sell intoxicating liquors have
been disposed of by the Court, and not
one license has been granted in the
county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Now York.

"Boss TWEED TO BE TRIED As SOON A
THE STOKES TRIAL IS FINISHED
Nav YORK, Oct 18th. Case Of Wm
VI. Tweed will be taken up In the Cotrl
Of Errors aud Appeals to be tried lmme.
diately after the Stokes trial Is concluded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ih' l 81 Circuit Court for Fasicrn
Virginia h's decided IN favor of the con-
h.'l''"M'lily of the export stamp section
W i"' internal Revenue hc's of iSGS and
l'''' ! nr ease upon which the decision
was i'helcd Will probably come before
The SdP'rnL Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

The California State Grange Of the
Patrons Of Hushandry metat San Jose on
Tuesday, one hundred grauges being reg.
resented. Among the matters TO be CON
sidered is the appointment ol commit
tee o. petition Congress for q giant Of
land TO Tie State Tor state System Of
irrigation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Fortress Monroe.

ARRIVAL or BfsARtED vEssELs-aRp.-
STORM IN GULF sTRrAM.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oc'. IT. Dlseh.l
vessels arrived here report that they sav
about thirty crippled vessels In ne fla',
Stream during The storm Of the 7th m.,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

THEIR DEPOSITS, LIABILITIES AND ASSETS
A PAPER THAT SPEAKS OR ITSELF.
Herewith ia presented the statement Of
Messrs. BushoAg n Bro, hi lnhers. which
was issued Tuesday. II should be
carefully read
STATEMENT OF BrsnoNG AND BROTHER.
LfAWLiTiEs-
Gross depnsits, .sl.732Hl7.a5
Suudfy liabilities. il'5 tlHJ
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
China.

SAN FRASoIsco, Oct. 6th.-Advlca
from China report ihst thirty. sewn vii.
lages Ia the province of Shausee have
b IN swept away by a food, causing gnd
loss OF life and property.
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Marine Disaster

SCHOONER suEIBouRN WRECKED orr
nATTrRAs.
BALTfMoRF Oct, n. The crew oftb.
Sch ooner ShelboNrn was re,cued from y
raft four DAYS after abandoning the yes.
sci OF Hatteras.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

RISING OF THE NEvA-GREAT pisrRrc.
TioN or PROPERTY.
ST PETERsBuWG, Oct. l7.-Rlver Neys
has risen ten feet beyond usual helgl.
causing great DAMAGE in this city An
country through which il passes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
TUESDAYS Election.
A LIGHT VOTE AND REPUBLICAN, VI
TORY IN PENNsYL vARIA.

A IIGHT VOTE AND REPUBLICAN, VIC
TORY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
State elections were held yesterday In
four states aud the District Of Columbia
| The result RS far ar learned by the mora
/ papers, was as follows
In Pennsylvania tue vote was compar'
atlvely a very light one. Mackey, r pub
lean, Ia elected State Treasurer by
majority Of over $1,000, while Gordon
Republican car didate iO, Judge Of the su-
pr,ine Cont, ia el,cied by about 2OrCVO
majority. The legislature Is largely
R,pub icen.
lu Phi lelphia the vote was compara-
lively light and returns received aIe IN
comple'e, owing To- the refusal Of some
OF the election officers to furnish then''
Taking IN st detective figures when
omit the FIRST ami Tenth wards, lhe
RETURNS show majority tor Isaac G Cor.
don for Judge of the Supreme Cuult OF
1855, snd for Robert ". Mackry fr
state Tfea prrr, Of sO,I2g Thu Rep1bl-
can majority ON the city ucke. varies
from u, 765 10 1875 the Reform vote
being from 1855 a. 52g7. On tht LiceUse
! question he woes FOR License" were a
larse majOuy. Fer Stale senator In the
Third district, Ltmon, Rrpubi an, has
VIC hNNlN' NY ~ Alb hIIIIHNuAeNH'N
Districts Of tho city fifteen Republicans
ana three d 'mocrals are report, d ,leettd:
! In Chester county tho Republican msi
! j0rlty Is considerat ly reduced, 0nd Cooper
the candidate Tor State Senator Iuos
somewhat behind lis ticket though
he is undoublel elected.
! In Delaware cOultN, Tally, the Demo-
crstc candidate for the assembly is
| elected.
/ ONO.
Returns FROM this State arc meagre and
! coue ia very slowly. They indicate
heavy Democratic gains, and the Demo-
Gratis claim the legislature which many
{ Republicans coucede to them, hut me
/ Republicans cl ,im the s ate ticket by from
/ 900 to $500 majority. The dispatches
make no mention Of the Independent
| ticket, but we suppose II has drawn on
| enough Republican votes to cause thia
loss IN the Republican vote.
IOWA.
/ The returns were very meagre
but the indications are that the
K publican majority In the State Will be
| 10000 or 10000 The contest was hrtTeen
The regular Republicans and the q Anti
Monopoly" party, the Democrats making
no nominations.
OREGON.
Dispatches from Oregon say that Nes--
mith, Democrat, Tor Congress, has ], wv
majority.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
In the Distrlc. Of Columbia the election
| for members of the House Of Delegates
resulted In the election Of two Democrats
and twenty Republicans-oneo Of thelatIef
being also on the Temperance Ticket
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Philip Hicks and Charles McCabe were
killed on Tuesday evening by the falling
Of a quantity OF rocks On the Harlem
Railroad,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
NEWS ny rELsoRApu.


A I. CLAIMS $50 FROM THE Pm
national BANK.
WASHINGTON, OFT. 17.-Ey-P.esid..t
johnson claims seventy three tboussns
dollara from the First National Bapk
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
AN OCEAN RAlLWAN.

Captain C. A. b nnstt's New M1ohius
for Crossing tn, Atlantio-A Novel
Affair.
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AssFrS-
'hsn ann Diils re- 90, 49,.
p,erbrs,,,i,' .''ssc;t. 30 10, ,,is "a
Due from hanks...'. gs.Oli.54
Berks County R.R
loans. tseeured by
a., So Ply. -, llh'OuO'oO
bo1ds Rerss r.
K. R,............. eae7l73
Railroad stocks
befks 90. Penn. .,.
- w" 'il'..i 't ll,. 49, .n'.1u'no
Phiiad'u CitsGa AZ IN 09
Rcadiugwaier loan
snd s'uc.s ...... 5000
Real estate In Chit
p chnt'',.' No. NV'oOO.oo
iiavep a Hro ioqua-
s2.ol5, 90, 80
Assets oil bank In excess Of liza
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Faai2 80
PRlvNrE As-ETs or TUE MEMBERS nv THE
pf lHN -. ....-oo
ps, e''', ,',F O'oo'O'
FITe Ina. Co''' 80 ''u nv s''u' 100, 90
Personal property and stock on