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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

IMPROVING Hrs PuRcHAsE.-John Cow, who
some months ago, purchased portion of the
George Hanson farm, on thee New Castle road,
has set about improving and identifying the
same. About fifteen men, carpenters and gar
deners, are now employed there. The.dwelling
building giving way to new one. The out
buildings are also being put III thorough repair,
and new ice house and hot houses are also
being built. j. r. d. Seeds is doing this part of
the work. The trees in front Of the dwelling
are being removed by the roots, and the ground
now occupied by them is to be devoted to i'm
mense flower beds. The whole improvements
will cost several thousand dollars, and when fin
ished Mr.. Cow will have one of the handsomest
residences in New Castle county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

How Mrs. BENTLEY LOST HEn Doc AND How
Mr.. BENTLEY FOUND 1T.--There is an unpuolish-
cd incident in connection with the coidine Of
the Holman OpeIs Troupe to this city, Saturday
week, which will afford an item in these dull
times. The troupe came down from Reading by
way Of the Wilmington and Reading rail-
road. When the train reached Lenspe, a
little dog to which Mrs. Bentley was
very much attached left the car unobserved,
while standing at the station and was not
missed for some time. After the loss was dts
covered inquiry was made all along the road by
telegraph, and although the response came back
that the dog was at Lenape, no one could catch
1t, as 1t would suffer no one to come near 1t.
Here was dilemma. 1t was six O'Clock before
the troupe was sufficiently disengaged to take
any steps to recover the dog, and finding it
necessary for some OF the troupe to go back
after it. as Mrs Bentley would not be consoled
without it. that lady's husband started in one
OF Hollands teams. reached Lenape, fourteen
miles distant, secured the dog and was back to
Wilmington and ready for his part in the opera
Mrs. Bentley was much rejoiced at the re-pos-
session of her truant pet, and possibly tho glad
ness of her heart WAS expressed in the method
Of her singing. She was greatly depressed un-
til the news reached her that the dog was safe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

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o)soLusroN OF THE o'NEILL TRIAL-THE CHARGE
Of THE COURT.
psln,feJ far fde ra,o,nsyc.,J
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corRr.

The following business was transacted
In the First District Court this morning.
Judge Rising presiding:
Bettama vs.. Guerraro-Demurrer sus.
tanned. two days given to amend and
ten days 10 answer.
In the matter VI the v. 4 7. II. Il.
~. Mercedes Barega-On motion COM
missioners were allowed $50 each. by
order Of the Court.
Lonkey and Smith vs.. G. d. Barstow
Default entered.
W. II. White W. John Oidge-Judg-
ment by stipulation for S2.oOO.
In the matter Of the estate OF Eugene
Bittner. deceased - Mrs. Josephine
Grunwahl allowed 81. 800 upon her dis
tributivs share Of the estate.
Duffy VI. Ash-Error In dates changed
by order Of the Court, from 4th and 9Th
10 18th and 18th.
In the matter Of the estate OF William
Illingworth, deceased = Objection by
creditors 10 the filing OF final account OF
the administrator; the administrator d.
rected to correct his account 80 ns to
show what expenses were paid up to
certain dates. and to charge himself
with S227 and credit the estate with the
same. Thursday set for final hearing
% objections. 800
Dellam w.. Bellam divorce suit tried
with closed doors. Divorce granted on
grounds OF desertion; custody Of child
awarded plaintiff. the mother.
L. u. Geiger W. Andrew Gardelli--
Case on appeal; suit for $500 damages.
alleged 10 have been sustained by rea-
son % defendants eScavating. previous
tn the erection. of u house on the side
Of the Geieer Gnie. Case still on
trial nj II o'clock.
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Slx TllScIsco. Sept. 2S.-l:3o r. n.
The payment OF the assessment OF 70
per cent. on the guarantee fund Of the
Rank Syndicate Is proceeding promptly
to-day. It Is expected that the greater
portion will b paid In during the day.
Subscribers are showing o commenda-
bic disposition to respond as quickly as
possible.
A meeting Of the Directors will DO
held this afternoon, when tho day will
probably bs iIed for reopsning the
bank. Il Is considered almost certain
that Saturday will DO decided upon.
About 0 o'clock this morning q work.
employed on the Palace Hotel
named q. W. Mitchell. fell through tho
elevator shaft to the basement, and was
instantly killed.
At the meeting held last night TO
adopt measures for the relief Of sui.
fsrsrs BY the Texas foundation, the
committee appointed s. L. Jones Treas.
ursr. A resolution was adopted asking
the cooperation Of the prose- and pso-
ple OF The State. Subscriptions viii b
received at the Office Of Maurice Dors 4
Co., and 8. L. Jones 4 Co.
#
stasisiaus Csunty Fair.
Moprsro. Sept. 2s.-Tho Eleventh
Annual Fair Of tho stanislaus Agricul.
tural Society opens to-day. A consid-
cradle number OF sntroos Of stock and
cattle have been made. Entries for tho
races aro chiefly confined to county
horses, a,d are all full. Modesto is I'M
usually lively, having a large Influx Of
transient population.
The Temseuis Lard rroubIes.
Los AxoELss. September %. The
Tsmscula Indian trouble still continues.
Quite q number Of Indians are in town.
Special Agent Dryden, who was absent
last week. held m interview yesterday
with Chief Gsbiolla and about forty OF
his nsn. They sssm much detected
and sxaspsratsd. and the agent has gone
With them TO Tsmscula. While he has
no power 10 prevent the execution Of
the order Of the court. every effort will
b made by careful management to pre-
vent any collision and TO provide for
THAR comfort,
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Ex-senator John Scott. Of Pennsylvania,
Wayne sIcveisht, Of Pennsylvania
Er Governor Dennisou and Judge Taft,
Of Ohio. Clinton B. Fisk. Of Missouri,
Assistant Secretary Cowan, Ex-senator
aud present Commissioner OF Internal
Rovenue Pratt. Gen. Z. d. Ball, form
eriy Of Pennsylvania. q wealthy Cali
fornian and an intimate friend Of the
President, IL also mentioned as Delano'a
possible successor.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. ~. - Captain
Abrams. Of the British steamship Cor.
dovs. In attempting to get Of the Mobile
train, which had commenced 10 move
at tho timo. made q misstsp. and
fell under the train and was almost In
stantly killed.
The Trsaslss nj Fall River. Aass.
FAIL RIVER. Sept. 2S.--The follow.
ing incendiary notice was found posted
on Bedford street last night: "Mon.
day. Sept. 27-Now. boys, burn Rock
street; II will hnd somebody work. Now
10 your time. Do II at once. Damn
insurance. Burn every agents house
you come TO-" Rock street IL the street
upon which tho greater portion Of agents
and mill owners reside.
III success Of the He'd Cieud Com
nississers.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-k dispatch
from Red Cloud Agency dated the 9Th.
says the Indians have decided not 70
leave the Hills. and require more time.
being divided In opinion among them
selves. Fears Of an outbreak continue.
and the commissioners are unwilling 10
meet the Indians on the plains withouta
stronger guard. They're afraid ola chief
Who IL threatening. Col. Dodge and
the troops will bs there Monday. The
Standing Rock Indians left yesterday,
and other northern Indians threaten to
leave.
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NEVADA.

Drowned % shs Humboldt River.
PlLpApr. Sept. 2s.-Lutis. q son.
aged three years, Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n.
Hathaway. lately from the East. stayed
from home yesterday afternoon and had
boon gone nearly an hour when he war
missed. Search was Immediately made.
and the body found floating In the
Humboldt river. All efforts to restore
life we're fruitlsss, and the afflicted par.
snts have the heartfelt sympathiss OF
the citizens Of PAlissds In the loss OF
their only child.
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s-rccr..rr. srao,cll OrraAriox.-


The Enterprise Of this morning says:
Tie confidence which those In authority
have In the learning. ability. and skill
Of our County Physician. DIR. Van
Zandt. was evidenced yesterday In u
manner which IL beyond any expression
Of mere words. II will be remembered
that q year ago last Winter the wife Of
County Commissioner l.. Z. Torp was
accidentally shot through tho body. the
ball. however. not being extracted or
found. Yesterday afternoon at I o'clock
II was extracted by DR.. Van Zandt. as
sisted BY his son. II was found lying
ON the sixth rib. partially cncysted in
the muscles just under the front border
Of the left shoulder blade. The oper-
atiou was necessarily long and difficult,
but was successfully performed. MS.
Torp bearing the pain with iortitude'
and without the aid Of chloroform.
Last evening she was lying very. COM
fortably. aud promises to speedily re-
cover from the effects OF both the orig
inal wound aud tho operation.
Malicious ACKNOWLEDGMENT Black
Of Virginia is rather c~ccentrie. lie ~
reputsd to DO worth considerable money.
mol. mar and
ci'y. wnicn no ie's "ns IN ~
families. iie sonae.,ss a.,.Ss. nav
troublesome TENANT ,ua' rnis \. ens =,
nor set ou. %. ms n.. "a n az
Black chronic gl'e,sn NJ, a. m.
workeu upon nin ,.s y: .;"s.;n. mn.
gust =, IN Jaw
desirable tenants, ne so9s
AMI charac'efistic "ay o' .'ouhns .~.
OF one VI ,nem. ine tsnA I.SL
cupying Q cap,n on Iou.lu N ,a".
Mr. siack uelieefa'eiy wv 49, y. 49,
ing not DC mucn ~
Its occupant rom ,n1 nea. ~ ns
day sun or me en,uing higl. VIM.
ina ,oanny oeo' LII S
eveh' wnen No ss's W.
docs not enter INTO y eoneePuo, "
man. duncan IN nov ~ Sy
inc stern msles'y " a Mn
MI In I'M isce-
EVIDENCE AccuNoIAiiS"' ou"
mings. the miner arrested on suspicion
" eu'.s s."
dows IN virginia, ss.araay n,sn,, Up.
pears rom aeeumuia1ng es'uence W 70
: - ha a. him 10 thc dirty iob.
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.r.r,oNrRy AND JRwEI.RY.

J.. q. Marshall. at the Gold Hill rost:
eaes store. ia sole AGENT ior A.
pspsrs. All the latest Eastern pertcdieals.
Ssrssiues. etc.. received a. soop a. pubiished.
sn1 delivered % any part Of town. bs.as
49, ~ svsfy descfiptlon made 70 order n
~ sotics' 0old and silver watches, clocks.
m 4 M sssostment OF jswelry rspairtng 10
mn m neetiy and well done. large stock
oftoys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular sdvs's
tissnsliin another column. jsis
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Arrival. ri. n.ss,sx.
pe,.r,.rr. I...s Ev..i.x.

nxx s,,,,. v~ircinia CITY mny
pi""
not lie cursed by inc presence " A"'
desperate criminals. but from the num-
her of mean. contemplate acts that arc
constantly being brought to light. II
soa,ns 40 io The headauartcrs for all the
,ow'I;ysJ cnrs. Tho latest mean and
cowarlly trieL that has been played Is
IN noison j. ". Orndorfrs pet dog.
"Pnnch." lilo was one Of the most
harmless as well a. remarkable looking
and intelligent aoes u 80
Only ,n, 20 | ssains, whom he waeei
nm unrrl.nting and ccaseless warfare.
While Jim was In San Francisco lately.
wherever no went Punch was sure TO %
tho center Of q curious and interested
croup Of spectators. The person who
couli DO mcan enough 10 vent his low
malice by poisoning such an animal Is
mai an 10 associate with q horse thief.
m-o., H.. r.t.r.r;- M this
.r.. - Co,,,,
n''s' H.. o,.-.. an, Doc.
,or Sebnsbsl are working a gravel claim
near the DAYTON mine. anal are receiving
encouraging returns. Tn: Is rs.arhins
to first principles o mr my :.
ity Of the old orisihai "asno nv I'M.
First principles! oh. yes! VI cou,
there's lots OF gravel down ,ns'e, %
people arc noted ior gIit, uha
not be surprising IL Dr. Sehnaos, snosiu
iind a rich sand-bar IN some Pa'ien' o"'
Of these days.
CoMSo.-Great eSci'emen. prevails
among certain parties IN "o'u M" a
Virginia over the anticipated aiI''"
a short time. not Of I'M Snei'"an' oa'
Johnny Sullivan. Of Australia. The
statement that Johnny can knoc tho
spots of any man Of his inches" u SUI
dcient explanation Of the interest taken
in him. Johnny1l probably have TO
hunt his came elsewhere, as there aro
very lev spoueu m lien an ,hoss
sa"
-. an. San.
rs'ssorINp -.
ilemanly shipping agent o' u ."s
A Truckee Railroad at Gold Hill. took
tha, defune, purp that was lying near
an. Jeno, Snniav. away, The Town
Marshal was interviewed about burying
an. y.ma;ns but be said there was a
dog 10 bury every day; b a mxa,aPu..
up l'o on MN, . ne MIN" r...-.s
hed let him lay hii inc sen.'e n.
walled his fragrant remains away
little pieces.
Isc,rsp.-Tbs surviving Indian In
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Proposed Nssussas 70 she Ansri.
eaa Centsanary.

Proposed ussussens % ~ Asaert
. Centsasary.
PARIS, Sept. ga committee has
been formed In this city entitled the
Frsnco-Anehean Union. Of which Hon.
L. B. washbuns. American Minister.
the Marquis Of Noaillss and II. Bar
thaldi are honorary Presidents. The
object IL 70 erect a monument on an si.
and In Long Island Sound during the
Centenary, to commemorate the hun.
drsdth year Of American Independence.
A public subscription has already been
opened to raise the necessary funds.
Several Deputies 10 tho Assembly have
Joined the committee.
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A GARD.
Ia all xho ARE snnetInr from the errors ana

To all xho are sansrIns from the errors and
,ndIseretlons OF youth. nervous weakness,
,.r,y decay, loss of~ manhood. etc. win send
4 rceIpe that will cure you. free Of charge.
This xrrst remedy was discovered By Q mis-
siousry In soath America. Mend Q selfad-
drssssd snvsOps 70 the hsy: Joseph 4. inmAn,
station d, Bible house. new iork ciy'
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sgoono pisPATon.

orAsr OF the san Traseisee stock
beard.
BAN Falscrsco. sspt. 2s.-The Board
Of Brokers held . meeting this forenoon
and passed m order authorizing the
payment Of 20 per cent. Of the s25o.ooO
subscribed by the Board 70 the guarau-
tss fund OF the syndicate.
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CuRMICAI, %ENGTH.

rave time. health and money. Avoid quseks
and bur "chemieai Strength" sold ~ ell
dugyisis. Instructions full. ard . cure guar.
anterd In any case Of debilltaiinR dreams lor
seminai weakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting nom sslfabuse'
exees-es or any cause. skASs q pnIehAs
wholssale Agents. Ran Francisco. Price %
mar hotflR u
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uRFPRON,a kATIN0 STAND.

The best place In Virginia 10 get square
meal 10 81 llefron's Eating Stand. In the Pal.
Ace Saloon, opposite the stodiee. Open
day and night. Private rooms ZOE ladles. Al
fouud a. iIe6rou's. He respectfully Invites his
0oA nm ffiends 20 call and see him. jys'
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N.irngR pAILiNa TEETH,

Nor The peeplng wrinkles Of Tine, 90 foreiblv
tslI Of Advancing years - yesr Ery hair.
49, Visof reatorss the eolot . makes
vour sppssranes more agreeable 70 others, %
vsli - yourselt. win fresh, lsxuriant half
~ inafSities of age are ar lsss noticeable.
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certain dates. and to charge himself
with ss.s anu ersui, '1s s. aa VIZ auo
- ab;.c,;ons
Beilam vs.. Bellam Divorce suit tried
with closed doors: Divorce granted o,
srous", " ss 'AsSs
a~sivv" P'sN1.
e. A' us'se, va s.a Saoo a.s'....
r "PPSa.A. .., -. o..
ansges ~ nav, re .ss,;m ;ors
40. ~ . haasa :, m. IL
!" 'ne ei r a.. III, "n
o. ,he ue's.l u'~s' oaSe ~"
uiai ~ u eioek.
po,rvvs AVN ssr,x Turrn-Last
-. 80,
FRIDAY h'sn. some ono sn A
tho clothes q the men working on 'hs
II O'Clock shift at the Gould n Curry
mine. The thief, whoever he Was, sue
..-,.,, 4. ..,,;,, demonstrating hmm
-,
ing'casea silver waten anu en.,n ahu
Siz ! com oeionglns 10 ons y. ,ns
nameu wiiiAn a.sty' n' NA,nS ~
| chain were together worth about $50.
Another man lost a silver watch. and
numbers Of the other miners small sums
Of money from City cents upwards.
| Virginia CITY and the Divide seem at
present to DO the headquarters Of q lot
n;ch, 49,. ~ i"ts r;,hou, nm n.
tempted or succsssfuI larceny or rob
berry b.ins psrpe.ra.ed. II all n.
men coming over me- n.;n.
.a'e " hign, WOMB hns PWn vain
20 Ne as wen nAeu q = w" |.
am Adams las, sa,urusy nish'' ae
roooe.ies on ,ne p,s'ue woa,u ~ sr.o
come 20 sooush s'ose, LOT WY Ssn
men OF .no rom, 49, s''ho.ss @ nv,
OF powJer MI too we'll. Adams ave
the two or three robbers who attacked
him q warn reception; IND Is confident ns
.na' = NJ, QUE u .no iase iuhs
r.s,.u. W. sss.,,S..a H. Idams a.
ons ~ ,hs msn VIM .,i.eSsd him.
Gs,,sil. va. s,,ss,sJ and hsi nj. trial
81 s"r go, a.
MAGNIFICENT MErHOR.-While Doc
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

Payisg she syndisats Asssssmsss-
Mssslsg Or Directors che Ansr.
ssss-Ystai Accident ~ she Pal.
zee Hstsl.
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Now Is your fine to Boy GseAs
Cheap.

CH-on ofthe arm 10 constantly u the East.
under whose puperyision and care ai rood: afs
manufactured for their ind, taking sdyantase
in tue ductustion Of the msfk and parehssinG
Raw Material, which enables them 70 bsu
Goods Cheaper than any other House on tne
Pacthc O0ast, Thoss In need Of C1othlnG VIII
consult their own Interests and money ~ max
Ing their purchases at
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srOcK REPORT.
~lE.ronrso DAILY NJ n r. KEAriss . col

.lExroErso DAILY NJ n r. KxAriss . col
CALIFORNIA nosxD.
Last Evening.
50 Eelehsr. isS
la Caledonia, lJS
1876 California, IS
$50 Cosmopolitan. t2e
ioj Andes. ~
so Julia, q.
800 Globe. size
no pa,toi ~
o. Crown Point. 22s
scon. virginia. 80
IL Lsylaihan. -.
l0l fiapsfisl. ~
10 Justice. ~
2SJ Lady bryan. ?oc
l0l North Carson. sc
10 New York Con-. IN
10, Monumental. ~
100 Crusader. }
lnO Original Gold Hill, ".
iOi Mint. 2Sc
Io MsIicas. Is.
tJ Ophir. Job
a. Marx. q barrow. 10
60 Prospect. az
Is Savage, -
q silver nm. eS
~ Utah. II
loo Wells Fargo. Ice
20b tnlon Con. ST
Is Rsyaoad = KY. -
$50 wocdvinc. ~
a. Niagara. Sc
- Yellow Jaeket.eo
isS0 Mansfield. ae
ioS Baltimore Ton n
81 Alpha. an
10 Overman. t6k
1os Rock Island, ~.
go Golien Charst. nc
~ sierra Nevada
~ Jefferson. ~
80 Leopard. uS
~ Meadow Waller. a..
as Bssi aud fi~lshsr. lo.
leo ChollHr Peiosi. 81
ID Gould and Garry, IN
so Hale 4 Norcross. ssx
rhis Asrstsg.
,eS I,est . B-lcher. ~. ~. cor.
20 iieleher. iss. ISL. iss
i,o An.lss. 81. 3'..ss
~ Hullion, nj
az Msnsasld. s1Se. Sic. soc
ios Caledonia. 1.. u, hS hi
go California, 5S.
10 chollsrIp Strsi. 6fS
ITO Lady Washington. AKA
100 Cosmopolitan. eco
~lo~lmperiai. ~
ia Meadow valley, AZ
80 siobe, ssc bs. Tsc
ss5 Lady bryan. roc, W.
so Crown Point. u 1S. az. ysS bio
= Amazon. NC. Use
Is ksntuek. DA'
- Julia. ..
Ian Golden Chariot. ~
~, Ls,. T5s
q Jastiec. ID
gis Lsyisthas. y.
"a Choliar. Potssi.s
In New York, ~
io Sisgars, Hc
al Nevada 1c bn
siJ Mexican. 49,. ts.. Is.
Yo Ophir. s0s, So. 81
900 original Gold I'LL. ~. ~
Prospect. ~, az. ~, az
Io mil Sheridan, "
"a -.s. Rock islssd. slSc
- sAvsgr. ~
rs Rock leland. a.. $50
q Hale q Norcross. 10. Sk
2ts I'nian Con.. an. s,..sS
els sierra Nevada, tJs. iJt. t1S
80 silver HIN. sS. y bJD. 81
gS aould 4 cury. II. Ts
80 Hu-sey. ".
10 Leopard, u
as wcsdvills. ~. a. D
los Utah. no.. t0S
- Yellow Jacket.
80 poorman, ~
6o Mahogany. ~. ~ bio
91 Succor. .. BIC
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Loeket Lost !!

. CRYSTAL LocKEr. CONTAINING
A Two psri,.l.IS ne ,c.. ys:,;rs.y ~, Y So SS
issvine the zane o. the oo'd Mn IN nai.r
change. p""
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Tn.Arxeststo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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sEyfIEnEsy CLOTHING. Etc.
TR EMBNDOU
|ExcITEM ENTy
sr'll FURTHER REDUCTION
Spring and Summer
Q N c
OANNI1A D"Wi"HsAs
-
The Immense Sales
VLUIUNU 6I VnlUmD
Md. It ........, :. ia, !. .. additions,
Spring &summer Clothing
......x ...,...n n.so-.
-
o,lYe ar Al wlnna
oVstV VI Hss N"
An''s' ''''p'' ,
-
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All these aoods must Ia disposed o. 10 order
10 make room for Q heavy supply of
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a Raskraps Raiirssd.
NKw YoRK. Sept. %. "A meeting Of
the creditors Of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad was held yesterday.
Il wal presided over by Chas. L. Ffost.
who stated that the sum total required
from bondholdsrs TO get possession OF
the road from the Trustees. including
past due interest. was In round figures.
s609. 4Gi o.. II the creditors did not
come 10 an understanding and comply
With the terms Of the Trustees bid, BE-
fore the 18th OF October. the road must
be rs-sold TO pay legal expenses. MI.
Frost said further. that q more raseslly
set than the Governor Of Alabama and
OILS clique. did not exist. The roads
engines have been wrecked. its coal
mines been sold for almost nothing.
and its property ruined to enrich . set
OF political scounirels. A committee OF
three, consisting Of Chas. l.. Frost ).
sisklss and Joseph Morss. vas ap-
pointed to meet representatives OF the
first mortgage bondholdsrs and en-
deavor to effect q csmpromiss. The
meeting then adjourned. subject 70 the
call Of the Chair.
Gsssip Absss Delsss's ssessssss'
CHICAGO. Sept. ga washinsson
special says there IL endless gossP con-
corning The successor 70 sseFsesFy
Delano, and there u little slss bal
gossip. The persons mentioned = nia
possible successor are Armstrong. FORM
sr Congressman from ~Psnnsylvsaia'
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