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CHEAP THINGS.
~ COMPARE QUALITIES AND PRICES.
LADIEs'IINEN COLLARS, Sc and up. Colored
Bcr5 cred and All liz en- Hemstitched HAND
KERChIEFS, and 12bc- HAM EDGlNG,
SC. and up. Large hnotted Fringe DANISH
TOWELS. 25 c. worth sc Unblesched cor
TON, ST. and up. PRINTS, &c. and up. Regular
Made HOSE, l9c. and up Lonsdale Superb
B!eaehed COTTON. l0c Lovely Ecra Double
Width ALI Wool Ladies' CLOTH, 81: worth ST. 80.
Elegant Lyon aros grain SILK, Is, IS, 81, 81. 25
and 81 so Isl quality worth 81 so : 69 worth SD
Black SATIN, 15c and up Dress Goods, Shaws,
Underwear, f1annels, Napkins, shestng, &C,
equally cheap at
BkODH FAD N COS OLD STAND,
mari2 ST. 100 1T. northwest.
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pnOE. 7. max MUELLER, Director Of
4 music. ~. Johns EpiscopI Ohurch, Teache
Ssses nSssSWs ana Vocal Music &e' lsSS 1dsa
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ID A n D s
Just received. Nnn. Shseffer and 4rovesteen A
FGiler'e elegsnt rIANUS.
bargains for cssb, also on instaments-
AtViCTOH BECKER'B Plano Wsrerooma
febl9 No. 0O7 II street.
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NO. It's,
8l0 EenasYIvania ava.

Cners decideo bargains In Resl snd Imitation
LACE GOODS,
The isrsess snd finest collection OF FINR LAcRs
In Washington.
ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS FOR BoQUET
De OoRsAGR. WITH LACE DRESSES FOR
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHILDREN. RIoH
SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, REAL LACE
EMBROIDERED AND HAND PAINTED FANS.
RECEPTION NOVELTIES A SPECIALITY.
CHHDREN's VELVET AND sILK SUITS,
BOEkKTs. BREAKFAST AND NURSE OARS.
ONE PRICE. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
aO0T'6,
.snll SI6 PsaAsytvanfa ave.
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A NJ. Murphy, oi BtasnA, Ireland, was
arrested ysstsfdsy uhdst the coercion
act.
The ldsh land bill wa Feid In The
House nj Lords last night iof the third
time. Thsfe was no division.
The London Bjatd Of Trade telutna iot
Jolly ShoW 4 deeteAse 10 the value Of I'M
ports Of El ,20i ,6ll compared with the cor.
responding month ot last teAf, and An
increase 10 the value e1 porte n kl59 3lO
The report calculated that the Phnce oI
Wales bad been advised not 10 give din.
nets on board his ytcht al Otbofne, islt
Of Wight, because oi o supposed FSniln
design agllns. him, Is declared 10 bs I
Ridiculous hoax.
A London dispatch IAJt. The sxpfest
train from Manchester came In eolliAiot
today near Blackbutn with the Liverpool
4 York express Many people we're lear.
iully It jited, several Il Il beiisvel, fatally
a great Obstruction oi properly attended
the eAlAstfoDhe.
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DUsKY DUELLIsTS.
RESULTOEARLuDnE nErwEEN CHIEFS.
Spelled Tail" Killed By "rrOw Dog"
Arrival ChieE At Rosebud Agency.
An OnPOpuIAFA Agent the Cause
81 New MeGiess Troubles

WARRINGTON, August s-The Indian
Bureau here has received official informa.
ton Of the killing Of Spotted Tail, at the
Rosebud Agency, last Friday, by Grow
Dog another Sioux 0hief. No particulars
have yet been received. There has been
bad feeling between these two Chiefs for
= long time, and recently the Secretary of
the Interior ordered Spotted Tail to come
to Washington to consult with the depart.
ment about the Sioux, The department
thinks Grow Dog got jealous of Spotted
Tails prominence and influence, o. the
latter was killed on the very day he YVES TO
Start ior Washington. Grow Dog was
Vaptain Of the police at the Rosebud
agency. When Spotted Tail and Crow
Dog were In WaShingten together the last
ume there was bad blood between them,
ana they carried pistols for each other.
spotted Tail was ambitious 10 become
Ohlel OF oil the Sioux, and Grow Dog was
an aapifant for great honoEs In the nation,
and the department ID satisfied thar this
rivalry led 10 the killing,
cHARAcrER oT sP,TTEp TAIL.
CHlcAGo, August S,-MSj. A. s. Burt, OF
the United states Army, now stationed
here, in an interesting interview gives
come points about Spotted Tail which NAV
account for his death at the Rosebud
Ggency. He was q great friend Of the
whites, partly because he was wiss
enough to know that hostility toward
them injured the Indiana and was hope.
!ess, he was q man OF iron will and en-.
forced implicit and unquestioniug obedi.
ence to bis commands. It was bis Gus.
tom 10 step into the street with Win.
chester rifle and notify any rCCalcitrant or
waVsrinR sub'chiei that the eye OF The
Great Spirit was on him, and that unless
he obeyed the commands OF his cl ief he
would probably be at once transferred to-
q happier world. The argument was al.
ways potent Tor Spotted Tail was known
10 be q man of his word.
The Government made him Chief OF the
police in their employ. Major Burt knew
nothing OF Grow Dog, but presumed that
be may have been appointed by the agent
at the Rosebud Agency to the position
which "Old Spot" had 10 lorg llIied, and
this may have excited Animosity and
brought Hbouta personal conflict.
CAUSE opTRouBLEs IN NEW MEXICO.
WARRINGTON, August 1T is said here,
upon authority Of persons In the Indian
Bureau, that the Indian troubles in New
MEXICO grew out OF bad management at
The Navajo Agency. The Agent was onte
removed because Of his unpopularily with
the Indians, but q few months ago was
restored. The Indians bate him, and have
protested ORSinst his being placed over
them. The indians are 40 much dissatis.
fed that i is said they will not stay at The
agency while Eastman Is In charge.
The Indian Bureau has information
that the UteS are peacefully and quietly
preparing for change Of reservation.
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A Correspondent OF the Springfield Re
o.biean saws that President Garfield had AZ
interview with prominent officer Of the
government three or four weeks before
demonstration which indicates that the
p,ssidsnt was already beginning TO Ses
INT biz administration was sWinging away
from The record Of ia Chiet on the subject
n ciyilusrvics reform. The conversation
hid turned upon the general subject OIL
me necessity for the reform, when Gen,
Cuasld alluded to bis own speeches on
Ii, subIscl as proof Of bis individual po'
dlon, but said that, as he had not yet be-
come clear as to the best method, all things
considered, be proposed to have q confer
sucs oil the officers OF the Government
mos. directly concerned In the direct
practical work Of the administration includ-
Iul the collector and postmaster Of New
York and the heads OF other large custom
houses and possotnces, to map out q gem
general IyStem Of reform. The assaSsina'
ton broke into this as into much else;
blti may easily come up on the recovery
oIthS Presdent.
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Sou autograph letters Of WebIter's,
ClIytl and John Quincy Adams are In.
eluded In a collection owned by Mr.. ",
FPstsnon, Of this city. These letters,
which are still In state Of excellent pre-.
uVllion, we're written to Mr.. PetsrSon's
iIhWa little moro than hall q century
40 Lad oil Of them have reference 10 top
Ia VAith we're then Of current interest.
ThNdAr. Clay, written in 1853. discusses
bnn'eItent bis presidential aspirations
nd those Of his great rival Nj. Webster,
ldtulia canvas, and the rights Of his com.
ndhiI views as to the proprietieS ot pres.
psIitor are expressed with rare dsllcAcy
Iud Just feeling. Mr.. Webstet's letters are
upon Ihs subj sct Of the removal Of the bank
deposits, Gud that oil Mr.. Adams has refer.
tncs to a proposed public reception which
tho citiIsus Of Wheeling intended giving
him, but which he missed by reason Of
some mi.uudsrstanding-the boat on
which he was travelling passing the city
10 the night time without stopping
Judging from i'equent references 10 the
rsidsutS Of this city in all thele letters,
Wheeling flled q larger measure OF atten.
ton In the eyes Of the statesmen OF that
dIyIhsn Inthose ol this, and the slow and
Sl'y locomotiOn to the Capitol over the
National Road gave an opportunity for
tuItvating these WORTHLESS that our solid
men we're not slow to improve.
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NaSFatisE the Littis HsppsnlnEs and
EVsais Of Yesterday.


EVSnIs OF Yesterday.
The funeral ot General RoBt. PAttesson
takes place In Philadelphia on Thursday
The st. Louis brewers, with four or Ave
exceptions, have pledged themselves "a
restore The price ot beer TO a per bafrel,
commencing yesterday. e..
Six new Gates oi small po1 we're report.
ed to the Pittsburgh B3atd Of Health yes.
tefday. II is said that the disease ID
siren slhenine its Tooth aid iD the city.
Samuel Miller wss arrested d Williams
port yesterday, charged With the mnidei
oi bis father By poison, for the purpose ol
obtaining money lot which his lie WAa
insured.
The people oI Fsnhim7te, Wis, are ter
tibly excited over genuine case Of AsiatiC
cholera, which feSnlted fatally In thai
place Saturday. Alviu Palmer, q resident,
10 the victim
Al Indianapolis yesterday there was {
partial cesaion ol hoetilities In The failto ld
var, and fares ruled higher. All lines az
ehaiRinR $40 10 New York, reduction
Of nearly one.hAlI on the old rate.
A Boston dispatch says movement ID
on foot 10 hold al indignation meeting al
Fsneuil HAll,to ptotes. agAinAt the AllSgeC
action Of the State Department Ia fegAfI
10 Leo Hartman, The Russian Nihilitt
PAtker, The Adlfopdlek guide who com
mIlled an ataaulI on Mra. Ball, was cap
,uted on The bank oi Long Lake, Ne'
York, Saturday. He fepiSted arrest 40!
the constable shot him through the lel
btea,t, His recovery 10 doubtful.
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WHEELING WEST VA TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST g. 1884,

lever or increased Temperature, 90 lar u
can be determined by the hand. he Ia
elseping without anodinss and promises 3
trst rate night, ~. Bliss,
At 1880 DR.. Bliss said the President
was sleeping naturally and quietly. he
said the surgeons did not Rpprehend any
further trouble with the wound, and sx'
pressed the opinion that the President
would recover slowly bat surely now.
coLoRED PEOPLE LOYAL,
CHARLEsTOS, s, O., August SIN pur'
SuSncs Of = call published by the pastors
Of the ColsIsd Churches, . mass meeting
OF eolOred people was held tonight and
resolutions adopted dsnounCIng as untrue
any statements that the colored people did
symPAthizO with the wounded President,
and declaring that they are aS loyal 70
him As when they voted for him last No.
ysmbsE
LATEST REPoRT FROM THE WHITE HOUSE,.
EXECUTIVE MANEloA, 1850 P. N.-The
President did not recover from the effects
Of this mornings surgical operation until
alter the evening examination. He sui.
iered more or less throughout the after.
noon from the nausea caused BY ether.
He was rather weaker than yesterday and
was notable 10 take the usual quantity Of
nourishment, Milk and lime water
was given him 40 soon %
bis stomach would bear u fer the
direct effects ol the ether had passed away,
and later in the day he had meat juice
and beef extract, but he was allowed no
solid food. His pulse, probably the result
Of gastric disturbances, was rather high
during the afternoon, and at $3.50 went 70
ITO, but his temperature did not rise cor.
respondingly until about the time Of the
evening examination, when II reached 100.
The iebrile TiSe shown by this temperA-
ture was more pronounced than usual but
II was fully accounteds Tor in the judgement
Of the surgeons BY the operation and the
subsequent nervous excitement and by the
nausea and other effecsa Of the either,
Early In the evening the temperature be.
gan to Bubslde and the President went 70
sleep quietly without anodines. Az times
pulse and temperature have slowly gone
down and bis general condition has i'm.
proved.
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OOnmOHS' CHArrER
About DIIIOn's Release aud Bradlaur A's
PoAIItUu,

E09hNtous
LONDON, August S.-Iu the House o
Commons this afternoon, Forster, Chic
Secretary for Ireland, replying to variour
questions, stated that John Dillon hat
been released because a report had beer
received that further confinement woult
endNnger his lie. The report. upor
investigation, was confirmed by othsl
physiCiaus. Under the circumstances II
was not thought necessary 10 ask Dillon
TO Sign any conditions.
Henry Labouchere, Liberal, asked what
were the Governments intentions 90 70.
CARDS BrAdlaugh.
Gladstone replied that tho government
understood the resolutions preventing
BrAdlaugh from taking tho oath expired
with the present session and that Brad
laugh could conseq present himself
at the next session and aak 10 have the
oath administed him. Meanwhile the
government would consider the matter
In consequence oil GlSdstone's answer
Llbouchere answered that he would moi
proceed with the resolution Of which he
had given notice, for enabling BradlauRh
to take the oath In spite Of the resolutions
against him.
Ashley, Parlismentsry Secretary TO the
Board Of Trade, In reply 10 the question
aS'to the progress oil the negotiations ior
the Consular Convention with the United
States, sald the Board Of Trade had taken
the initial step by asking the Foreign or
hce to move 10 the matter.
The Marquis Of Harrington, Secretary
Of State for India, made o statement 10 the
effect that II was not true that the Ameer
had urged the British 10 hold CAndAhar 4
year longer, as had been stated.
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VOLUME XXIX.==NUMBER sOl,
BARK LAAR.
WEEKLY RsPoEI or the COndIIIOH Of the
British Grain nlhFk0t.

LoNDoN, August S,-Ths Mark Lane
EEPre'' in the review OF the grain trade
for the past week. says; The weather
during the week has enabled the farmers
to threah on the field, There has been q
few sAmplsa OF The new crop at the prov.
inctal exchanges, Of which The quality has
been invariably cited 40 not above the
average The samples, however, do not
Afford Al index as 10 the harvest results.
The Scotch wheat crop 10 unfavorably
reported, and the trade uncertain, on
account. Of the harvesting. In few Of the
provincial exchanges rates have advanced
aimee the holidays ON account OF the
scarcity OF grain, Buyers were reserved
and operated mesReFly, In London The
supply haS been nominal and the quota,
tons are unchanged, Foreign trade nm.
changed, supply moderately scarce and
the demand Smsll, Buysrs rates on Fri.
day were generally aRlinss them. Tbs
attempts 10 enhance provincial yalusa
merely checked businesa,
Flour In small supply and trade haa
S,SNN beSStehJ HaNVbl bHo puppltoa UblnR
absorbed by the consumprye demand.
hAi1s has improved three pence to aIx
pence on Friday, on . basis Of Q specula.
tive movement which existed. The
IL tluence on the maize market 10 short.
neSa Of the fodder crops.
The barley trade was nominal, foreign
being In small supply and firm. Oah In
good Tequestt iot0ign In large supply, but
q lair demand has maintained the rates
of the coast.
Sixteen cargoeS OF breadstutfs arrived
during the week, Of which thirteen have |
been sold, eleven from Atlantic and two |
from California ports, Forward trade ls |
almost suspended, because foreign values |
have been higher, and the quantity on |
pAsSage decreased.
salsS Of EngiSh wheat during the week |
i. 74S quarters, At forty.six shillings and |
nine pence, sgAinst 1914 quarters at
torty.thEee Shilllngs and nine pence for the |
corresponding week last year.
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BRADLAueH' REAwL
In the Commons Dagger FF0m EFysIl
IAA a. the ReanIi.

- Nuo uotonnona-DAukeG Ffom EfY pks
IAs a. the ResHIt.
LONDON, August S,-spsclal bulletins
are out announcing that the condition Of
Mr.. Bradlaugh from the srySipelAs result.
Ing from the wounds caused by the off.
GERS In recently attempting to enter the
House Of Commons. 10 becoming very 90
rious. His arm 10 now greatly infamed
and the swelling has ex' ended 10 his head
and become dangerous.
On the day following bis expulsion
Symptoms OF etysipelas appeared, and hls
surgeon advised him 10 keep quiet, but be
went down 10 Northampton OH Friday and
addressed an immense meeting OF his con.
stituents, and The eTertion thus ccasioned
greatly aggravated the dsease.
Sill later accounts cor CerninR Brad.
laughs condition strengthen the fears that
the injuries received Wednesday last will
prove fatal Tho. police officers, who 90.
pear 10 be at heart on his side, assert that
they did not strike him aud only used sul.
cient lotce to remove him, and these state.
ments are generally believed. But othera
than police officers mixed 10 the struggle
and BradlAugh received severe blows upon
bis head and ann.
A new trial has been Today granted In
The BradiauRh case In which the latter was
lined E6OO under an ancient statute for
voting 10 the House OF Commons wltheut
haVirg qualified by taking the usual oath.
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Report OF the Production OF Iron aud
steel for Last Year.

Report OF the Production of Iron aud
steel for Last Year.
PHILADELPHIA, August S.-Ths Secretary
Of the American Iron and Steel Asaocia-
ton, James N. Swank, hes completed
report for 1880, a summary Of statistics
concerning the United States for that year. .
Production Of pig iron, net tons, 4, 1906.
4l4i production Of spisgeleiRen included
In pig iron, l9,6O3; production Of all roll.
cd iron, including nails and excluding
rails, 1885, 900; production Of BesSemer
and ateel rails, 954 AGO; production of open
hearth steel rails, 1886; production OF
iron and all other rails. 493 7G2. Total
production OF rails, ! ,46l, 1877. Production
Of iron and steel street rails, added In
above, 1884; production of cut nails and
spikes, included In all rolled iron, kegs
Of 100 pounds, 5,970,6l2; production Of
crucible steel ingots, net tons, ~, ,423; pro.
dnCtion oil open hearth steel inguts, ll2,
O53; production OF Bessemer steel ingots,
1913, l73; production Of blister aud patented
steel, 8 465; production Of all kinds Of steel
10 1880, net tons, 397,0l6; production OF
blooms from ore and pig iron, net tons,
1859.
Imports OF iron and steel, $50. .4s3 305.
Exports OF iron and steel, Sl2. .08O 095.
Imports Of iron ore, grots tons, 493 4O9.
Shipments ofsteel blooms, net tons, 90 900.
Production of Lake Superior iron ore,
gross tonP, 1880, ,59S; production Of abthtA.
cite coal, gre 50 tons, % 437, ,242; production
estlmated from all kinds oi coal, gross tons,
43, 400 900.
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FRANCE.
CoHn'Ty Void Of Political PAGaion-A
ouIet Election Predicted.

County Void Of Political PAGsiou-A
oHIet Election Predicted.
LoSD; X, August S.-A private dispatch
from Paris, says The country is at pres.
ent void Of political passion, and after the
electionh It will be found that the number
Of persons AbstaininE from voting was
never 90 great This Is owing to there
being no programme and no struggle.
Jules Ferry will probably be the only can.
didAte who will oppose the revision Of the
Senate. Prince jerome Napoleon 10 moi
dangerous 10 the republic, and bis pres
ence In the political arena will not Gu.
hance the warmth Of the contest.
The fight will bs only between the Re.
pnblicans. II 10 easy 10 see that q new
Chamber Of Deputies will be as vAcillating
as was the old. Ferry evidently intends
counteractinR GSmhetta, but bis Influence
will be very limited, as he enjoys little
popularity outside OF his native district.
There 10 no ground for believing the elec.
ton will produce any sensible change In
the PAtliG uentary situation.
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FOREIGN LANDS.
Latest EORElGN AEWB BE GABLE,
a DseiSiVe Battle Imminont Between the
AmeeF and AyOOb- -Kahn-BFadIaugh
BtFiOaHly IIl-DiIIon Released.
Review Of the Grain Trade,
AYOOH KAwv,s CoAQuEsr.
HIS Reception ~ CaHdahAr-A DScisIVs
BAIIlo ImmInenI.

His Reception ~ CandahAF-A DociaIVs
BaIlIo ImmIaSRI.
LONDON, August s-A dispatch from
Chairman Ohonki, says: The Amssr'G
Deputy Governor OF CAudAhar was pre-
pairing to defend that city when the Cover
nor fsd to OAbul on the 9Th ofJuly. The
HoldiOD then mutinisd and prevented the
Deputy Governor from leaving, Upon the
arrival Of Ayoob Kahn's soldiers, the
Deputy Governor took refuge in the %.
cred shrine, Three days later, when Ayoob
Kahn reached OandAhAr, the Deputy GOV.
ernor was induced to leave the sanctuary,
but on being taken before Ayoob Kahn
was severely beaten and thrown from
DuTbur Hall 10 the pavement below, hAy.
log an arm and leg broken. This was
done on account OF the indiRnltisH he had
offered to the corpse oil the Kahn. DuHADs
ara aIckinR into CAndahAr In crowds 10
see Ayoob Kahn, alter whose arrival
sslule Of 100 guns WAS fred and the city
Illuminated for three nights.
On reaching K KhelAte Gnelsai the Ameer's
general, found reinforcement from Oabul,
and he accordingly halted. There there
10 . scarcity in pFOVi.ions, II the Amesr
10 able to hold out, Cabul, having consid.
erAble, his cause Is by no means lost. The
attention Of Khelate GhilsAi will give him
the means Of conhniDg the struggle to
ths CandAhal territory, and II he comss
down himself with 5000 troops Ayoob
Khan will have hard work 10 retain his
recent conquest. II the Ameer should
win he could easily drive AyUob Khan
across the frontier into PersiR, but II he
loses the battle Rt Khelate Ghelsai he will
never be able 10 maintain himself at O..
bul, and will have no recourse but To fee
to TuEkaatan.
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A BAG HTEAL.
4 New York CIsFk KObS GIs EmRIOyerI
Of S65,O0O Aad hAIIs Away.

4
Of SSS,OoO ARd hAiIS Away.
NEW YoRK, August Son Saturday
morning the firm OF ]. O. WalCott L Co.,
brokers at No, 42 Broad street, informed
the police thGs one OF their clerks, who
had been left to close up the business OIL
the day previous, had Abscondsd with
$40, 900 worth OF stocks and securities and
$l5, 900 In checks, The Abtconding clerk
10 A. D. WhseloCk, aged 25 years. unmar
ried and lived at Forly.lhird street and
Madison avenue.
He was left alone In the office 10 charge
OF the books and safe. He filed out three
checks on the Continental bank OF FIVE
thousand dollars each and got one eashed
At the bank, and on one Of the others be
got . letter Of credit on the banking house
Of Brown Bros, London, and the other
on Drexel, Morgan L Go. The let.
terB was negotiable In any part
Of the world where 6rat class banking
houses exist. The firm had been in the
habit Of leaving three or four signed
checks In the blank, and the stubs were
tilled out by the persons authorized 10
sign the checks, but the rest OF the check
was left blank to be filled out by the clerk
in charge, Whselock filed out these
checks IN slit his pleasure, and after tax.
ing $40, 900 In securities left for parts I'm.
known. It Is supposed he sailed on on
outgoing steamer, which left Saturday.
The police have asCeriained with Ger.
tainty that WheeloCk sailed for Bremen
Saturday. Under The treaty between Ger.
many and the United States. He cannot
be extrHdited u less the crime can be con.
strued forgery. Ills not known whether
he dlspoHed Of any letters oil credit before
leaving the country.
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PHILADELPHIA, August S-Prssidsnl
Bond, Of the Reading Rsilttad Company
vas s.ted to-day II IL uiD true that ,
.yhdicale had been formed to bny coal
IHbdS. Hs reply indicated that he gave
90 eted2hes 10 the report and did mol
bslleve there was anything 10 II. Bond,
Bhiplsy and Welch The committee
Tot preparing A plan iof the feorgani1 q
ton oi the Philadelphia 4 Reading Rail-
road and RsGdirg Goal 4 Iron Com:
pany, to-day tubmitled A plan pioposed1
b! them 10 Gome leadtng holders ol
innlaf harnhLlAa.