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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

ITS price rose from 121 to 1250123l9 OF the coal
stocks, Reading was the weakest and fell from OLA
TO 55. At the close the market generally was
steady at small recovery from the lowest prices
The principal final changes from the closing prices
yesterday are as follows: Observation-Disclosures and
Hudson, Lake Shore and Missouri. Kansas and
Texas each 90 st. Paul and Ohio and Mississippi,
each 81 Wabash. 7s; Canada Southern, Louisville
aud Nashville Wabash preferred, and Pacific Mail,
each / Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred and
Iron Mountain. each liz; Michigan Central and
Eric. each III; Reading and Western Union,
each l7s; Nashville Chattanooga and st. Louis, 2
Houston and Texas, 8; Northern Pacific, 3Os
and Northern Pacific preferred, per cent Adj
vances-Illinois Central IS; ST. Paul and Sioux
City preferred and American District Telegraph.
each l /; Metropolitan Elevated, 1ls; Chicago, st.
Paul and Minneapolis, Ia Chesapeake and Ohio
first preferred, 2A and Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
each 212 per cent.
Government bonds continue to be dull, but their
prices are firm. The total business at the Boards
covered only $4,000 registered Gs of 1881 Mt
1OGl2, $4,000 coupon Gs of 1880 at 1912, arr
$4,000 registered As at 1914. District of Columbia
3-G5s sold at 81. and for n small lot at 04l2.
The closing quotations arc as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

The only Transaction in state bonds was n sale of
Virginia. Ga, old, lat o. Louisiana cOnSols werequOted
at AG$i0479s.
OF city bank stocks, Commerce sold % at 1929.
The feature Of the railroad bond market was the
large dealings i'll Boston. Hartford and Erie
Grsts, with frequent fluctuations between the
figures Of 40 aud 81. The transactions
amounted TO $1,01O00O. and the extreme
fluctuations were as follows Opening at
50, they sold at 370l003S039as, and finally
closed at 3S19 against 39l2, last evenings price.
Erie second consos, with moderate amount of
business were IS lower than yesterday at 90l20
$685. the funded IS selling at So Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas rgts after opening 80 better ut 102,
declined to 101, and the seconds fell from G03i to
60. Rome, WatcrtOwn and Ogdensburg opened 1
per cent higher at CO. but aftcrward declined to
G0BGG1. G., G. and /. c. first rose from 7Sl2 to
70lo the incomes falling from 32l2 to 50.
Chesapeake and OHIO first series i. were per
cent lower at G2l2. the currency interest debts
beng steady ut 39030l2 Mobile and Ohio
first debcntures sold at 20 for small lot, against
~, the last previous SALE ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain first income were unchanged at SO, but the
second incomes advanced from 70 to "A and
reacted to 49, Canada Southern frSts gained y
per cent at 00l2. Denver and Rio Grandc tirsts fur
tier declined to 101, land Texas and Pacific incomes
sold at 630G1l2 against 60, the last previous sale.
The business included ffty-seven different varieties,
but for the issues not mentioned prices were with
out material changes. and the dealings generally
were small
The bank statement to-day was hardly up to gen.
eral expectation in the amount of gains reported
for the reserves, but it was overlooked that the
losses for the week shown by the Sub-'ITeasury
only count in the bank statement by averages.
Tie following are the totals Of tho statement and
changes of the weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
CLOSING PRICES or pHlLADEzp1zA STOCKS.
SATURDAY. May 9-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, May S-P. NJ.
The business done in stocks to-day amounted t.
256OO0 shares against 49,, 600 shares yesterday
and 49,, 800 shares on Thursday. The opening fig
ures were fully up to the closing oNcs of yesterday
and in some instances were even lighcr. But
dnlness soon became the principal feature of the
market, and with few exceptions the subsequent
trading was OF character which appertaius to an
ordinary brokers MARKET" with the prcponder-
ance Of inclination the " bear" side. The com
parative dulncss perhaps may be accounted
for by tho temporary absence from the city
OF two of the influential operators whose present
intcre sts in the market popularity believed To
be opposed to each other. Notwithstanding the
dulness, however, the market was feverish and
fluctuations generally were frequent and wide.
Prices promptly responded to orders either TO buy
or sell even moderate amount of stocks, and the
small traders who were able correctly to read the
orders held Ivy commission brokers have bad Il f:ld
day fox profits. There was. however, 10 little
amount Of good buying" Of stocks, which FOL-
lowed prices down rather than pushed them up
The active stocks were Ere at 800 a l0G3S0
$3.50 Delaware, Lackawamna aud Western at SJli
0s55sG s4lc9S4sl, New-Jersey Central at 75lq0
75s,0742la7j, Lake Shore at 1O5ls01O4lsD
IO43s, 81. Paul at 7GI4 075075l2 Ohio aud Mssis-
sippi at 311Aa 2G5s0304, and Pacific Mail at 37l40
&c. Western Union was notably weak, selling at
1Oj61O3Js aud closing weak without recovery
from the lowest price. Houston and Texas, with
Gales of only COO shares, fell f'om 81 to So, and
closed offered at 81. The Northern Pacific stocks
also were specialties on the " Bear side,
the common stock dropping from 25 TO 2lSs, and
the preferred from 60l2 TO 1896. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Hannibal aud ST. Joseph common.
and Northwestern shares, of the usually active
.tocks were about tae .teadiest of the list. Chicago
Burlington and QibSy was in better demand and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
MINING TRUST COMPANY.

MINING TRUST COMPANY.
Chartered under the laws Of the state OF New York.
Offices, Borecl Building, No. 10 Broadway, NowYOrk.
MILTON s. LATHAM, President.
C. II. CIRISTENSEN, Treasurer.
X. ". LEAVITr, Secretary.
organization ready business and offers its
services all transactions pertaining
IN MINING INTERESTS such the custody and invest
mont funds and transfer Of stocks and the
payment Of dividends. Special attention given 10 cOnsign-
XMERiCAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE,
CnGer the auspices Of the Mining Trust Company,
Exchange Rooms and Offices 80. 90 Broadway NcWYork
This Exchange win be- opened the necessary
improvements in the in progress have been conf
plcted, about May IL -
TEE COMMIT TEE on STOCK LIST ana SECURITIES is
prepared to receive and act upon applications from
MINING COMPANIES desiring 70 have their stocks placed
uTOn the regular list OF the Exchange All necessary blanks
and full information may be obtained by addr, 5Sing
WM. f. MOLLER. secretary OF the Committee.
Applications viii be received for limited number OF non
members monthly geat ticAets Of admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

The SuL-Treasury to-day lost $562,117 on bal
ance, made up by coin loss of $GS3,474 less
currency gam of 1921 1867. Money to-day was ex-
tremcly easy at the Stock Exchange; per cent
being the highest rate for call loans and probably
moro than one-half of the business was done
at 4 per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New-York are as last reported. The customs
receipts reported mt Washington to-day amounted
to S59G,2GS, aud the internal revenue receipts to
1888 COS. The Treasurer received $38OO0G in Ma
tonal bank notes for redemption the totals of such
receipts for the week, compared with those of the
corresponding week last year, were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
order Oh the BOAR" OF Di'S JoN E. BODY Secretary
sEcRETARY's OFFICE MANHATTAN RAILWAY GOTHAM!

SECRETARY's OFFICE MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANY!
No II Broadway, NEW DIRK. 9th May, 1880. )
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a
special meeting Of the shareholders Of the Manhattan
Railway COmpanS VIII be held the office Of said company,
No II Broadway New-York CITY. on MONDAY, May "a.
$780, II o'clock at consider and determine the
question of ratfyng the resolutions OF the Board of Directors
this COmpan passed the 9TH day o! May instant which
will be submitted TO the meeting by which resolutions the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company called upon to
lis bonds tho millions Of dollars and
place the at the disposal OF this Company for the puT
of finishing the unfinished lines OF the Metropolitan
Company and the by second mortgage The
solutions also provided that this Company should
the the neIcst and the pIin
CipGl OF The said bonds.
The poll will De open till liO'cOck p.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
L.. Cnnr nAnnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

ROTTERDAM LINE.
Stamers leave cos pie adj PaSona Ferry Jersey City,
ROTTERDAM, "Wednesday. May SW: A. sCH0LIEN,
LIST Cabin, $50 1870 2d Cabin sl2s5o steeraQe. SEE.
H. CAZAUX, General Agent, % South Willam.st.
Fun CHI, EDYE CO.. n South wiam:st. Freight Agts
l.. w. NORRIS 6n Broadway General Passage Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

Tie Treasury now holds S302 l05, 600 IN Cnited
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week,
ton withdrawn for the week, SS3G,0O0. Nation
al bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes,
S343, 1855 $50; gold notes, 81 ,351 800. The Clear
the day-Exchangcs, $13o,OS9 O52; balances,
S4,2S97lG; for the week = Exchanges.
$3.50 1856, 5G9 balances, $31 7S1,913. The business
at the Su6-Trcasury covered Receipts. S73G,1S3 I;
payments 81 Dos 299 currency balance. So. 1893 SG7;
coin balance, $04 253,941.
As usual on Saturdays, the foreign exchanges
were dull but rates are steadily maintained with
some indications of an carly advance. The QUOTA
lions are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
OFFICE OF THE

METROPOLlTAN FIENAIED RAILWAY JOMPANY,I
No. II Broadway, NEw.YOGE. 9th May 1850 }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Il meeting
~ Otne Stockholders Of this Company will be held at the
office OF the Company, No II Broadway, NewYoTk CITY, on
9Th day Nav 1882 OrOck for the purpose
approving of the additional securities Of this Com
provided Trpl tite with the New
York Elevated Railroad Company and the Manhattan Rail-
way Company dated May pa $40 and required tereundcr
by Manat Company the purpose Ot completing the
yet unfinished ues OF this Company including equipment and
Ter ulnal facilities.
BY order the Board OF Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09

In London, to-day, British conSols were steady at
$3.50 for money and $3.50 for account. United
States bonds were unChanged-5S at 1O4 Is, 4l2S at
11ll2 and IS at 1892 Erie, after opening Il higher
at 403 again sold ut 4O2, the second cOnS0l9 rising
- per cent to 93. Atlantic and Great Western
Grsts md seconds each were 81 higher at ~ and 81
respectively. Illinois Central roac l per cent to
1861 Pennsylvania ! per cent 10 %. Central and
Hudson selling ut l3OU 1902, and Reading declined
10 2Sat In Paris, Freach Per cents 10 6j.4j.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported:
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NogruLRy.
gssp . s 5 Ao s5sl ;o, E as : 355
CHrsArEAKE AND OHIO
}sn fs 4 Slim ss IS ' si5s2 Ias $1,000 $1,000
NoE1nEGM PACIFIC
Hs.p e I GET ao ' 55S5s s 4i3:5 he e!
FLINT AND rEGE MARQUETTE
js lsh as ss s s55S I5 n 5000 s2
The Engineering and Mining Jonpat reports the
productioil Of anthracite coal for tie wcra ended
May l and year from January as follows:
Week. YcII.
Wyoming REGION l:!s ld S5% s s5 s ..9
5 5ssG &sH region lS SE?p ls5g5 2 3S 5?!5
E E%a lon i,y Said 45lo5 49@S 7otds o7535
Tctal Tor time 1876 1908
Total to- same tine 1870 ,o1s'12S
The following shows tan exports exclusive Of
speclcl from the p0rt Of NcW-IUrk for the week
ended May 4 and since the beginning OF the
year rs compared with the corresl ond.ng periods
Of previous years:
For the week.. sa55f55.siao eo5565s es is.23
I5syG9iy TPqtlea ii5 l S2 iiIG5 5
The following are the imports of dry goods and
general Merchandise at the port of NcwYoTll ior the
week ending May and since the lightning
OF the year:
tOr the week 1879. 1879 1880
goods Sl,lSS.a4i &l,2JdHl SlNIJYb2
General merchandise 4li{@59 49147G6 g."g'.SiJ
Previously reported. 9G9o45Gj lO2Sl5,lu les aO95l
Total since Jan lO2,3Ol .35 1OJU72,l9S IsUGO33 l3
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above period:
For the week 1873. 1879 lssO.
Entered at p0It :. ... s967,7iS sl.O390I0 $ls755U2
Thrown market I,OO9.s5l 1.2l2,7I2 l745.O35
EnteIci al port .Ga9Ssl S42e7s9G 5oGOc5ai
Thrown market....3-, 1868 COS 3,419:3J i0i65,532
The exports of specie from the port OF Ncw-Yor for
the week ending May and since the begin
uing OF the year were as follows:
Total Tor the week &l3GS63
Previously IepOlten Ji2iIbil
Total. 0,Jtb,4Oi
The following is a comparative statement Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
gig O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.

Dist Of c 3.65s ROme W & . LIST Mobile & o
0........04 = $4,000 I'll 10000. -....27
Ere New cd Con 5000. coz Chcs & Ohis LIST
10000. ."0I 5000 s3....Gl Series
4OOO..... .90 oregon r. ~ y LIST lO00I...... .G2l2
$4,000. ..J0o C,COU. va Kan Fac Let Con
Erie New 2d Or En- StL Mount 20 10000. %
15OOO. -. So preferred Income Mo Kan c I ~
UMiOU Pac lst Mtg 5000. ..13 10000. COZ
1900. ...ll2 Lake shore c LIST 5000. .D3..GU
Boston IL & K LIST 1000 .......l23 Tex Pac IL ]. u
1l0,U10. ....,...39 lV,OOO... ....G2
OlO 3ato lU.O0O.......Glla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
filming.

I TITLE PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
II MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION or MINES, LEADVILLE, COLORADO.
Organized under tue laws Nog.York; stock unasleesa'
bic 100000 shares par yolae $l0e
oflc5rs
JEROME B. CHAFFEE President
y. II. MOFFAT JR, Vice President.
II. A. kIRKHAM, Secretary.
Trustees
Jerome r. Chaarc Charles Dodge James d. Smith, A.
Dam. Charles l., Pcrkus, James T. SOutter. David ),
Drtuel. Henry IIavsneYer, Hon. A. II. Rice NJ iSs;
James H. Chase. Providence, /! l.; H. y W. labor
ID. II. EOflt. jr, Denver, ColoradO Hon.
w. H. Batnum. Connecticut
General Manager OF the Miurs. JNO r. HERRICK.
Bankers First National Bank First National Bank,
New York.
Registra Of Transfers, Fourth National Bank, y. Y
Offices. BOREEL BUILDING. No. ll5 Broadway, Ny
7 OWLAND CHIEF CONSOLIDATED
IL SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Ofices. BOreel Building 1lj Broadway. New.lOrk.
capital Sl0O00O0O: shares 2OO,O0O; rar, 500. ,
Registrars OF stock; the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
co, NGwYOrk.
OFFICERS
s W. DORSEY, President
JOHN STANTON, j., Vice President.
I. W. TORKEY, secretary and Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
jose F. de Navarro. Geo. A. HOvt,
Joseph H. Parsons, JOHN Slmton,ir,
j. b. Barnum, j. !. A.cNAnIer,
H. G. Dickinson D. W. {. wheeler,
Stephen Is. French, Arrange. ,. w. Dorsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY

THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY
Organized under the laws Of the state OF NewYOrll
silver Mines situated at GEORGETOWN.
In Griffith District Clear Creek County, Colorado
Capital Stock 4JU0NOU; JbOOuO shares Par Value SO
STOCK ~ LII PA I'D AND NON-ASS ESSABLE.
Registrars OF Transfers. Farmers Loan and Trust co.
BankeIsi The National Bank ol the state OF New York
TRUSTEES:
EoRvIN GREEN, President W. &. Telegraph Co.. y. <.
HENRY b. PLANT, President southern En- Co, NY
I. c. BABCoCK Treas Adams TX. CO.. y. Y.
T. l. CARSON Sec southern Bell Telephone Tel Co.. NY.
J. II. MCNsOS. Drcxcl Building Ncw.Y0ri.
ALBEIT i. CHANDLER President A. and F. Tel Co., y. y
". C. IIUM,roNR, Gcnl Supt. A. and p. Tel Co, =. Y.
THO Y. VAIL Gen. Man. National Telephone CO.. Boston,
THos j. BRADY, Assist Postmaster Genl Washington DC
Henry !. RUSSELL, Boston Mass
General FRANcls J. MARSHALL Georgetown, Col.
JAMES ~ UR5I Gen1 sGpt so Bel 1Jlcpan TelCo NY.
OFFICERS:
NOENIN GREEN President.
JkNRN =. RUSSELL Vice. sdent.
IIIEO ~ VAIL. Vice pIcsalru..
Il. II. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer
GEORGE G. WILDE Secretary.
CLARl.NCE CARY. cw-Nurk, (Co,r,oi
JIEOfE =. MANNING, Worcester, Mass. OO"'''''
PRINCIPAL ONCE lJ7 broadway. Room -, Western Union
Building, New-NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-09
exports of specie from the port Of New-York t.
foreign pOrts for period of twcuty-pIght years:

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON May S-12:30 D. m.-Atlantic and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates "a uo secOnd 49,
Erie A01i do, second cOsOls, 90 Illinois Central lObl2i
pennsylvania Central, % New York Central 800. -.
LONDON. May So D.. u.-Atantic anu Great western
first mortgage certificates 70; do. second 81
Enc 4O5s Reading 2P Paris advccs Guoe three per cent
rentes at 50 francs 40 CentimCs for the account"
LONDON, May 81 p. m-FaTIs advces quote three per
So francs - CCutmcs for the account,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
The Dead and Suffering. 8

The condition Of the sufferers by the
recent accident on the Atlantic City
branch OF the West Jersey Railroad, ID
stated to be now more promising, and
hopes are entertaired OF the recovery Of
sll in the hospital and at Nays Land
log, except Miss Lille Grace, who was
reported to be lying at the latter place
Oh Saturday still in an unconscious
condition. The funeral OF two Of the
victims took place on Saturday after.
noon, at 81. AIMS B. c. Church, and
more were taken to the same church
Sunday afternoon. To-day the funer-
sis Of four more Of tho victims will take
place, the services being held at the
different Catholic churches. On Thurs
day next solemn Requiem Mass will
be celebrated in presence Of Archbishop
Wood, at 81. AIMS Church, the Arch-
bishop preaching the sermon and per-
forming the ceremony of the absolution
of the body. The funerals Of Mrs.
Wright and daughter took place in
Camden on Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
HEALTH GUARDIANS.
Thcy ~s OF only for Few inmates
and Receive q Member.

GNU hsOtOhbC = h hCAn~oE.
The sess on OF the Board of Health
ike that OF the Board OF EiEcatiou,
last evening was very brief. A nui.
ssncs in the form OF an offensive smell
was reported to exist at the gutter
plates Front and Washington streets.
A Duisance was reported near Fifth
and Madison streets. The gutter has
become stopped up and water aocumu-
lates in large quantities. The Third
Ward committee were 6irscIed to see
that it was abated.
A similar nuisance was also reported
at Fifth and Monroe streets.
The nuissnces near the Old Swedss
Church were reported absted.
The P. W. & B. R. R. Co., was re-
ported as having failed to comply with
an order to abate npisapee on its
property in the Eighth Ward.
A communication was read from Mrs
J. G. Brown and others, calling atten
,ion TO bad condition of the cutters on
Wollss:on street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, and also to the vegera
BILE matter which IL thrown from tbs
neighboripg yards. Attention wat
called to the filthy condition of the
house No. 500 Wollaston street. Re.
ferred.
The resignation of George W. Griffith
as . member of the Board from the
Ninth Ward was received ani accepted
VIM. Orr, residing st Thirteenth
and Hsald streets, blacksmith, in the
employ Of the Edge Moor Iron Compa.
ny wss elected to fill the vacancy thus
caused, the vote being Orr, IL blank
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17

PERSONAL
Lewis II. Moore is visiting friends In
Maryland.
3. L. Rosslter and lady returned Sat
urday evening from Cape May.
W. C. spruance, Rsq., and J. H. Hof
fscker and lady are visiting Cape May
John II. Walraven has returned fol
good from Rehoboth. His family will
remain there q week or two.
Mrs Turner, who keeps Sea Grove
Cottage, at Cape May, used To
keep boarding house In WILMINGTON
Ten of hor boarders left on Saturday on
account OF the expiration Of the season,
They were highly pleased with their
Entertainment.
Several Of our lsdiss and gentlemen
have come back from the watering
places very much sun burned.
Charles Gottwerth, Of this city, lef,
on Monday for a plsssure.trip to Car
Isle, Pa.
Professor Ford, of Crisfeld, stepped
in this CITY on Saturday. He bad just
graduated In q course Of lessons In elo-
cution at an institution in Philadelphia.
He brings with him the highest testi-
monials from the National School Of
olooutioa and Is recommended AZ d
teacher. The Professor viii institute a
sohoo, for the study of elocution IN thi,
c;,y II prop-r encouragement is given.
us returns To Crisdeld 70 dAy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
To Cspe May 90 sunday

The Republic took q great many
Wilmingtonians to Cape May on Sun
day including about 200 Germans. She
carried an unusually large number Of
passengers and was somewhat late In
leaving her pier In starting on her up
trip. II was therefore dark when the
river was entered and the Susie A.
Mccall steamed down the river to
meet her, having to 60 nearly to
Fort Delaware. When the passengers
had chsnged boats and the Republic
started ahead the suction was so great
that the Mccall was kept close to her
for some. distance. This scrsped the
Mccall from stern to s.ern..and she lost
one Of her tenders before she got away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
and It was with tie greatest difficulty
That the head Of tha parada was kant

and II was with tie greatest officially
that the head Of the parade was kept
from corDing in contact with tue tsIl,
1t ran over the borders OF tho town
into the valleys lying on all sides and
spread itself ont through the country
for mile or two. Had the Chief Mar
shal been possessed Of his wits he
would have cat the route OF parade
and made it shorter. This was not
done, and so the boys marched and
marched, until at midnight there was
still mile or go to be traversed. Then
the psople gathered in front Of the
speakers stand, and let the closing
scenes of the parade take care Of them
selves.
The speakiug at this late hour was
necessarily brief. Congressman Ward
was hrst introduced, and spoke for q
few minutes, alluding in compliment
tary terms to the display Of the even.
ing, the like Of which the county had
never Seen before. II lad been ~
years since he bad first addressed po-
litical meeting In Kennel, but in all
this intervening time he had not found
occasion to blot out line or change a
preceipt Of his political faith, Zap
plsuse. "And it is this" said the
speaker, "that strengthens my faith
in the Republican party. A party that
can stand through all this time, Can
show q record like this, can 60 on from
a weak state Of infancy to the strength
of years and become great political or
ganizstion ruling the land for 10 years
with such a record Is surely the one to
get the support Of the people," Mr..
Ward briefly concluded, hoping to meet
the Coatesville people during the cam
paign and calmly discuss the great is.
sues with them.
State Senator James B. Rvsrhart, Of
West Chester, was then introduced.
"Follow Citizsns," he commenced. but
Gould 60 no further, for the parade at
this moment came sweeping past and
those composing II swung their hats in
the air and oheered the Senator again
and again. At last things quieted
down, and the speaker proceeded in
that ringing style Of his, making al
eloquen speech and paying a glowing
tribute to the Republican party. Closing
he happily said: "And now felloW
citizens the time Of action is near al
hand. In little time--little less than
q month from this grand, eventfuI
night and we shall be ready for the
Geld. Be up and doing. Keep the
forces together and the line unbroken.
Do this my friends and then We shall
sweep the field Of our opponents as the
storm sweeps the forest of It's leaves
President Bach and Col. Macallister
OF Wilmington, had been invited to
speak but owing to the very late hour
the meeting then adjourned.
The WILMINGTON party left Kennet
Square about 40 this morning and
arrived in Wilmington at 8 O'Clock,
well please and imbrued with much
Chester County Republican enthus'
iasm.
Daring the evening at Keunet Square,
q number of the clubs made known
their willingness to come to Whining.
ton at some stage Of the campaign.