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Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Court Yesterday Afternoon

Nothing of a formal nature was
in court yesterday afternoon oneI
dred and sixty eight persons t0oi
required affidavit before the C'ei
the Peace for liquor license app,iica,
Court met at ) o'clock and a1JoAi
to 10 O'Clock to-day,
The judges are talking OF '.lf lla'.nT
platform on which they set ,oweI'u i !,
the massive frame work reduced .
obstructs their view of the Oah
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Grand PatriarchX Instituted.

w. C. H. Curtis, of New York, Most
Venerable Grand Patriarch of the
United States, and Grand Treasurer of
the Grand Lodge of New York, institu-
ted Wilmington Patriarchy, No. 30,
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows of
Delaware. Officers were elected and in
stalled as follows:
NJ. V. p.-Eobert II. Lewis.
Il. V. P.-Dayid II. GuStus.
V. flames Il. Wilson.
=, R,-C. II. Anderson.
=. T.-Wm. NJ, Wiuton.
J.. K.-D. II. Brooks.
p. S.-,Johu VI. X. kirkman.
7, SIX. h. Bayard.
7. P.-tfcorgc Berry.
The Cooperative Association of the
Order will. on Thursday evening, May
70, in honor of the opening"f the Grand
patriarchy, give a Soirce in the lecture
room of the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Long ESrnnCsl,

Long Branch expects to surprise is
cid regular visitors 10y the extent of i'm,
proycmcntS made during the winter
Cottage rents are higher, bat hotel men
say their rates will be unchanged, The
Elberon, under the management o; Mr.
Jones, will open its doors ON the DIST "i
May. The Ocean House will open on
the lSt June. with til" LrlandS at tn,
helm. The West end, Howlaud House
Atlantic, United States and MctrCpoli.
tan will begin the season about the mid.
die Of June. All the choice rooms il
the best hotels have been already en-.
gagged, and could have been rc-cuglg
nan a NuHnn dimes over.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Fair Drawings

At the St. Paul's II. C. cA1Ieu 1ror,
asst evening, articles were O''"'
iollows: walsh
CNild's tea sett, by Katie GlU,on, Gap,o,,'
Toilet set, by Ellie McFadaen'
Rug, by David Mckenney'
Rug, by Emily D0usn,rTF,iI,h
Stationery, by Willie ee,S.ai WeIsi
Toilet set, by Sarah Newell
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
il BALTIMORE RAILRAOD.
APRIL &. 1881,

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tons, 100, $40, glO l0.30 a. m, 2.3O, 400, 6.lo
1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 900, s55,
a. m., 1915, 9.55 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2.20, $50, 100,
9.55, IL IS a. m., l2.43, 2.03. s. 81, ga p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.3S
a. M, 445 p. IN.
Perryyille and intermediate stations, ABS
m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.50p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 125l, 2.l2, 2.2S,
T.55, S.3S a. M, 1855, l.04. $50, TO- p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 500, 9.35a m, LOS, 800, go p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9S5
a. m, LOO, so p. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 9.35 a.
m, LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40 a. m, 800, 100, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 80 a. m,
5.62 ga p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.5l, 2.12, 22s
1855 a. m.; 0.5l p. m.
For further Information passengers are re-
erred to the time tables posted at the depot
H.. +. KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Libel Suits.

MOBILE, May 9.-In the rr1aHl
before the Criminal Court, forthNll
LEGATION OF II libel once pubIiSLL il
New York paper against Co,ond VIZ
ershWn, Judge McCarron to-day eIi
ced DR.. Orson l.. Champion as ID
gator to 500 fine and one hourSinr
onlnent, and the editor of the Ne@r
fine and one hours imprisonment
case will be appealed by these I'D
men. Mr.. Champion was a pron.N
candidate for WickerSham'S p.&t
pOstmaster of Mobile.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Steamboat Navigation Go,

Last years officers Of the Delaware
City, Salem and Philadelphia Steamboat
Navigation Company have been re-elect-
ed. They are as follows:
President-William Reybold.
Secretary-Geo. r. Morrison.
TreaSurer-Barney Keybold.
Directors William Reybold, Thomas
Clyde, Barney Reybold, Caytain c. Tag
CART, A. NJ. Higgins, VIM. Rammer
and George w. Reybold.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
InstalIment OrOhicers.

Deputy Grand Master Alonzo Fell
assisted by his subordinates, publicly
installed, last evening, in the auditor
ium of odd Fellows Hall, New Castle,
the following officers of Washington
Lodge, No. j. |. O. q. F.:
y. G.-William Brown.
V. Cdr Groves.
Rec. Sec'y.-Mr. Kinney.
The officers of Eagle Lodge, No 36, /.
O. O. F., of DuPont's Station, will be
installed tonight.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
FIFTH edition
COURT OF GENERAL .rs..~.
Continuation of This
froceeding.-walker and a,as' W'
tenberry Convicted "hR

AVceo"hhkn-" walker anA M.
tenberry Convicted. "aa,.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST nm,
In the case of Walker c.
Jones testified to finding h hougaG
property in the prisoners rn ,ne Soa
The inry rendered a verdict If dafTGsSessa Gss
OF stealing the q1ilt, withor, fely
the box, and Walker was so",.9 iea'9
pay the costs. 81 restitution 'rn'enceiN
90 lashes. "' feCeiN
state VS.. Alexander Whr,,o,,
col. Thomas Davis, Esq, f., S,EMu'erry Me
ecution. The evidence of ,ba ,.t M Pros
the pistol from Robinson wy W,l ,nvit u
direct and the jury returneda Yas,, rS yeq
guilty" He was sentenced 5I',uC' d
$50 restitution money, he wbinnaTJ " pay
20 lashes and be imprisonerJI WI TIN
months. '" 'ateI
State vs.. Alexander Gillespio E.,
ling liquor without license on, nv,
Nandegrift. Esq, for the prosacN,iV ncmhV
Gillespie keeps IA saloon over l,h,N l,tlu.N
bridge Shade Schill was the onIy MI yue re-
ness, and while he testified 70 nn,% , w.
ing liquor in the house, he was pr,up nn, rS
tive that Gillespie was the ma,tsr sr,F,S dts
house. '''' "ta
The court instructed the inrv IA h..
in a verdict ofguilty,- as under Il thai. SI,n
II was incumbent on the priSorsr
prove that he did not commit tbo0s,as b,s
This the prisoner had failed odo
| The jury could not agree upon ro,
dict without leaving the box and re,nr,
ed at noon, coming in about p "a % win
verdict of 'not guilty" """
Another jury was drawn ia Try .,
other case of illegal liquor slFn
against the same defendant, L. G y,Tl
degrift for the prosecution The a, a,
dencc was the same rs in fine iorn.
case, and the Jury returned yerlir
guilty without leaving the courtrsrI
A third case on the same charge apan1
!rI'cNpie was tried with ycrdit
"guilty."
| lht STahV Jury came IN at 10 Is wi
a number Of true bills and was
charged until , O'Clock this Afternoon
Gillespie was fined 500 aud eos, |
each of the two cases in which he v
convicted.
Caroline Fishor,coI.o of AppoquimmaI
Hundred, pleaded "guiIty'to the Ian,
ny of S2j from puruell 7. Jones. II
was sentenced to pay S5l.2j restitpfI
money and to hcimprisoned ncmna
James Woodsdaie and James Bp,AJ
pleaded guilty to two Indictment
charging them with stealing shaw
and pan from Sarah l.. Miller anln
overcoat from Charles Miller in vii
mington. Senten 'ed to pay SlI r,titul
tion money and costs, to receive ted
laShes and be imprisoned ten month,
Edward Cassidy was ordered to
discharged from Jail, there being D
charge against him.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Hotel Change.

Mr.. Joseph Ormc, a resident Of this
city for - or so years, well known as Il
Staunch Republican, an ultra liberal,
and an honest nan, has rented the
Pennsylvania Avenue House which he
has kept for six years and which he
still owns, and is about to remove to
Atlantic City where he has purchased
the hotel known as the Delaware coun-
ty house. Honest Joe has always kept
a quiet respectable horse and will of
course sustain his reputationin in the new
field which he has chosen and where
he will be glad TO see his old friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Not q Basketful.

The wife of gentleman engaged i'll
the jewellery business in this city one
day last week went to the Lowering
book store to make purchase. The
husband (not being a huSband), sent Il
large basket after her into which She
was told to put the set of dishes which
were almost sure to De drawn. The
present drawn however was gold pen
Gil instead of dishes, which went but Il
small distance in filling up the large
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
FOURTH EDITION.
THEATRICAL.
The Performance TO.Night-GOOd
Things for Theatre GOeTs.

CarncrosS' minstrels will appear at
the Opera House tonight. The per-
Torrance promises to be very amusing.
Rice's Surprise Party will, on Satur-
day evening, produce "Horrors." The
beauty of the section, the elegance of
the costumes, the delightful music, the
grace of the women and the dramatic
ability of the actors will he such as u
to produce very agreeable effect.
The other engagements are as fol-
lows:
May 12Ch, Damon and Pythias, home
talent.
May 18th, Readings and Recitations,
Miss Helen Blaylock.
May 18th, Augustin Daley s Company
in cinderella at School.
May 18th, "Child OF the State
May 26th Ringgod.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Receiving a Married Conp'''

Some seventy-iive or eighty : 'liIr T5n
and friends of the Union NJ. rSt H. vo' "a
met at the parsonage last plE;nr nIS spI
come their newly married faS'U ,i'S ra,s
estimable bride. The evehlllS "" msI
in an exceedingly pleaSan.iio rl
songs and social converS'''V'
fine swiftly passing hours
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Church Extension BOARD.

A meeting Of the Wilmington c;
ference Church Extension Board, nj
bering about ten members, met in
ASbury NJ. L. church this alterno
Rev. Charles Hill presided, ard Il
Dr. Phoebus was secretary.
The board passes upon the apphca'a
for aid from the variouSnredy churd
in the conference. The amount apa
priated to a needy church avpn,
about $3.50, but never exceeds $780,
The sum of $500 has been received
conference collections. OniytSetli 4
Of this amount is at the diSposa,dl
Church Extension Board.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Invited to Attend ser'H

Rev. George W. Miller, , Sart Of VIy. Post
f. church, has invited DnrVb ~, VtbeceI
A A. r., to attend service on 'D'
of May %. rvitel SUI
Post, G. A. r., to attend S''''
church on the same day
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
The Jsurneymen BrtckIayers.

Thirty-seven persons were present at
the meeting of the journeymen brick
layers last evening. h was decided
by those in attendance that they would
refuse to 60 to work unless they received
SO per dav. The demand for S. per day
went into effect o-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
The Police Court.

There We're no hearings ut the Police
Court this morning.
Robert Murphy was, last night,
charged with the larceny of a pocket
knife from Edward Jordan. The evil
dence, not being very strong, the Mayor
reserved his decision. Murphy is now
confined in the City Hall cells.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Tho oueen Of Reauty SOLD.

The Jersew cow, "Queen of Beauty"
which belonged to Mrs. Mary Ann Rog-
ers was sold in New York, one day last
week, for the sum Of 1000.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Picking a Bailif's Pocket.

While Bailitf Downing of the Court
House was entering car Of the Della
ware train last night with both hands
full of cakes for Chief Justice ComegyS,
a crowd jostled him and some one stole
his pocket book containing between -
and 81
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Dr. NlIMmlS'
White PulmOnic Balsam.

The Famous Lung Medicine endorsed
by thousands, says VIM. Vansant, Ches-
terville, Kent County, Md. Is doing
wonders for my son, his cough is much
better and he don'tcomplain of tn" pain
in his Lung. 80 cts. and 81. Sold by
leading dealers and druggists, Main de
pot 4th & King, Phiia. COZ Arch street
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
The Right Clothes for
Little Boys.

Little Boys.
Under the broad
roof of Oak Hall
there's no better
work done than ap-
pears in little boys
suits. It would, per-
haps, interest you,
it would certainly
profit you, if you
have a boy, to look
through the grades
of work, beginning
at a $3.50 suit and
going up to Sl4.
There are but few
so low or so high.
Almost everybody
buys between eX-
treme prices.
At S. the clothes
begin to be good;
and they grow bet
ter as the price
grows bigger. No
body need grumble
at what So will buy;
and between s. and
$40, everything is
good enough. You
choose one rather
than another, be-
cause you like the
cloth or style bet
ter: and the diver
sity is so great that
you may keep on
choosing as long as
you like. When
you come to the
higher prices you
find the finest OF
suitable cloths made
with all the care
that is bestowed ON
the finest tailoring.
Oak Hall, too, is
a pleasanter place
to go than it ever
was before. New
paper, paint and
carpets will not
S tand for good
clothes ; but they
help a cheerful as
pect, and very like
ly smooth the man.
ners of our statesmen
a little.
WANAMAKER G Brown,
OAK HALL, Market and Sixth, Phila. sp2I
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
f!lghly Pleased.

Commissioner LIE Due inspected the
Beet Sugar Company's works,at River
side, yesterday. He expressed himself
as highly pleased with the progress
made in beet culture and the manufac-
ture OF beet sugar.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
A warming.

Don't buy a damp ice-box, o,nxs,,tbrt. G
not be trusted in not W, 0nIy df'
IN "New W Challenge" is the %,I5 Uny and n
friperator ever made. Call # rt rstresb
cnrnor llls,r of Water and Market WV
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
The PhiIadelpbia Pike.

The commissioners appointed by Mag
istrate Brady to examine and report
upon the condition of the Philadelphia
pike condemn the condition of the road
and recommend that it be repaired by
the company at once.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
MARRIAGES..

GRIER-FEHRENBACH.-On the Sth inst,
at the parsonage of Central NJ. +. Church
1910 Vine street, Philadelphia, by Rev. E.
/. d. Pepper. Mr.. Frederick GrIer to Mi IS
Maggie Fehrenbach both of Wilmington
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Uot N Quorum

Owing to the absence e%esCChIanics CI
the annual meeting of l Metnha tn have
Association, AS which was s,o'sTtponed ~
held last evening, was p0'''
tonight.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
BOARD ofMeaIth Needed.

An accumulation of seven months
filth in a gutter at northwest corner of
Fourth and Washington streets. Who
is responsible for the nui sance?
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
SOiree.

The United Assembly will give u sol
rec at Rosendale Park, next Saturday
evening, providing the weather is fav-
orable.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
wanted.

Copies of the R RnrGsn,esAS r3,,ions' for
9Th and 9th, (fifth edltlohd oid at this
sVa > cents a copy will be pau
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
We'll DresSe0 Men

are those who get their clothes Of Mul-
lin Il Son, Sixth and Market streets.
You can get yourself and boys fitted
ont and save money.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
Personal.

Rev. J. B. Quigs' VI
town to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10

WTANTED.-AT CHALLENGE RE
w frigerator .ctory, corner Of Market
and Water streets one good hardwood oil
tinisher, steeJy work and good wages ml0-lt
Daily Republican., 1881-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

UTANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN
w boarders, by small family with no
children good location; convenient to work
shops; charges moderate. Apply at No. SAT
Spruce street. mylO-3tt
, 1881-11-11
NOTES.

D1', c'lGItEsrl..Haf ON the sTAxn.
WASHINGTON, u. t., Nov. DECENTRALIZATION
Cl,rlstiancy t0lAy t0stillnt In Ills a'l, ha|iatr
IN tho alyuree suit brought by i,Im Hgatnst Ills
Wits. lle sud tlv lleypr knew Giro, alls( WIS
not AWARD tiro had tcstflie.E in the casp NntI!
Il 1nont!t utter tlle tlal1aaE&Iou WIS laken. liu
WINS l'erfeetly famtlfar will. the handwriting
of lIfa wife. Aftor examining carefully thp
!rttass snbIn'ttwl, ChrlstlancY sai|& hp WIS
Guntl!lent a'l Ut tAGm Ind bpal. written by
Mrs, ChYistiaucy.
Tho Treasury Department taday pur-
chased ~. 900 OUNCES Ut tinp silver fur llelY-
ery at thu Philadelphia, Naw ORLEANS, aud
6an Franeisco Alnta. :
TUE aAtkFIE|.p NEaluNEAl. HOSPITALS
Ii'e Garfield A[e,norlal Hospital Cplillnlttee
rcports that u. .o CIRCULARS !lAys, bea,, ,4l.lc&l
to various parts Ut tho country, ssttlpg
tor!h tlse purposes Ut tug epn.u!!ttev,
nntl asking fur contributions, Secratary
A1alno llaA sent copies Ut tllls appeal
" Important censula!es ubgoad, upa
, 1881-11-11
THE PRESIDENT.
THE oLn COMMANDER HAS nor HIN N III

~
POCKET.
8peetde Dtypdfeh to Ths Ehttdoo TrtbunR
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 1D.-Now TINT
the electauils nre over, nrd that congressman,
Government officials, all1 the President are
returning, tnlk rs to thu Cabinet Is revived.
One wtl0 Is supposed to know, atlsl who Is
understood To hold lntlinntu relatiois to II
member 1T lilo present Cabinet, says that tho
President Inns aba,uoncd, II Ele ever unter-
tsFned. the idea ot making Il Cabinet which
aall embrace representatives of tho differ
rnt SECTIONS OF tho Republican party. lie
seems to l,Ave resolved to tlllow IN Ills fDrt-
unes With tl.at PORTION ot tho party Which
WIS defeated iu Chicago, Aufcatalt III tho
Senate. md defeated In New York, anil to
make what may bo designated an out-aild.out
Grnnt Cabinet.
THE Hi.ATE AZ NOW AnRANt4En,
though subject to p0ssfhlo changes llpon
consultation will. prominent politicians, will
be 1nAds up from srlolg the following: Dir.
Frcltngsluysen, Ut Now .torsey; aIr. Foleer,
ofNtw iork: Mr.. ChaiIce, Of Colorado; Atr,
Fi'loy, OF Missouri; Mr.. Wl!tEalnsul,, "
Iowa; Alr. Sargent, OF California; ar. 1lnwe,
Wisconsin,; anl Mr. Lincoln, OF illinois, All
OF tllcso gentlemen are ntlong tho nr.lent
following Of (icn. Grant, although lis cspe-
cial personal representative In tbs tsovorll-
lne''t will bo Mr.. Cl,1irua, whose daughter
nlnrricd Gen. Grant's son, mil with whom
the Goncral has Intimate financial relations,
, 1881-11-11

S1HNnA SeFFlCCA
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SluSAL OFF1cEn
WAs1ltNaroS. u. e., Nov. Ill a. u.-.rhe
Chief Slg,tal Officer furnishes the following
special bulletin 10 tho press:
Tho cnli wnye which appeared In the
Northwest yesterday Inns passed to un cast
wartl Of tho Like regibn. nnd q storm,
ls developing In tho Southwest. Fair
weather prevails In tile Luke region,
New England, and tic Middle Suites,
alid cloudy weather with light tnlIs
III the Southern States nnd fllo Northwest.
The temperature las fallen 10 degrees tt The
districts III tho Atiantic Const, and risen
about ~ degrees III tho SoutIlwts md North
west. NoftllwBsterly wi1ltls continue In tlla
Middle StatCs alNl New England, mud nUrtl-
oast to southeast WfntlS pruvaE[ In the
rumAtning districts. Tlo iniicnttons arg tliut
cO!ttGr fntr weather will pruyafi tn NGW
England during Friday, followed by thrcnt-
etling weather ntll rain or snow. lniicR-
t!0l.s for tho Middle Suites. the Luke region,
and tllu South At!arttc Stntes nre fnr III
crensfnE ctolldlnCys md rain during Friday
night. ,n..--.. 49,, ,x,,.., :,
tho Luke region, northeast to southeast
weather and light rnln Ur SHOW, aid stuton-
nry Or n rise Iii temperature.
For tho Upper Mississippi nnd Lower Mis-
sourl Valleys, centrally cloudy weather,
light rain or SHOW. rising Temperature, fall
Ing barometer, winds mostly from east to
Bolthenst.
nbservations wore tnken ut tho aAtuu tuolnoAt Of
time At 1ll tho stations 1atnCd:
GENERAL 1liAEUFATiCNA.,
, 1881-11-11

THE tlAtf.tt0AN Il0SN QUESTION.
Spftfat Dspatth 10 The Chicago Tt1buns.
ST. PAUL., Mint, Nov. ,l0.-lteturus from
Tuesdays election show Tint, although thu
proposition tn tIesuts tito Internal Improve
lneht laltIa to thu Payment of railway bonds
l!1s received u lnrga majority Ut all.yotes
cast 'Il'oil tue question, It taltud frum tho
general neglect 10 votq ul'0n " ut ull. The
constitutional provision .ol. tI(ls subject is
ltelll'aEs 1t rctlpires for llle approval ol any
t'lc'saro tl5sroslng Of tho Internal improve.
plelit la1ul fund minority Of nit the votes
c''a' as III tho case Ut II institutional at,.ultI-
llsnl. II. ,e0nseu.lence of. tle Supreme
Court ilIlIull!lE tllu DolNl Adjustment nut Ut
that t.e bill toyotius tSe fturnu p'is. III.
pE9'rllistit lainlS tn lhe 1nylnent ut tbs bontls
fgll Wlt. It, aln llulln0 Ii, u 4ruat lnatly coll-
Gsi llea t4o reltlaslt {nrma!u Tor votInE pn tho
'ursSi esiiPhS hs ", wv S,tie;l frgn te 1allot! pro
tles. Tl'ts fact was tiscoyernd ton lAta for
euFfect1t'll. tlAl llNllra 1t IL Aatlnyetl t1IAk
Illh PhoFoSlFtAS lIAA FA|IEN lr |,EyApLT.
IT WIS III .v!pw ut this probability tlut thu
Legislature, tnsteMl Ut ,ll1ournlns sltlp tlte,
ndjn.lrlIcsl W aha iay utter clrrllun, 80 that
y s'iau % 1t' Tug lAlluFe Ut tin proposition 1t
tlls subject: ,lio.h frluIds mid eMcA,ies Ut
4ha lhlntt hlis fl tl.u Legislature Ilye uKreetl
ftMt 7 ls u Yll4l, impurllnca that thu laluis
llp ~ pl4rt, nlM lli1 net approved by tllu
nGnnie' n a1a u T. prnlA6!e that. aet4n vii! 4p
laLurt.
lou POLLS,
Tb she tFfsfsr,b tls&qetate{ ptf&g,
"; Pau, Mann., Noy. lU.-lsuli,rns from
M Giltlrs, t9W!Isl!tps, mud praslncts glya lin
liuIi,, lU, Fhv ilspuplcaiTs So vii iiil";:ar!.; uaTry
thu StMtt by Ut letlSt ~, co.,,
, 1881-11-11

The Different Iron Companies t'rnctts
emily Effect Cnnsuiidntfon-Jay y
fiontd to 1so tho t1romt / Am.

The Different Iron Con,pnnic. Trnett-
emily Effect Cnnsulidntioii-Jay y
fsontd 10 lso tho Circuit Am.
7p>ttal Dtspateh 10 The Chteien 7rtaane.
ST. Lofts, Mo-. Nov. 10.-'rhe iron consol-
itlatlon wt!icl. las beer so lonE talked about
wns todRy nt last practically elected. Thu
status OF tho ll,attur HOW Ia tint tho parties
here who llnvc sold Ont TO Eastcrn capitalists
nrc awaiting their money. AMI when tito
sliekcts arrlve froli, New York the business
will be closed. When Jny tonltl obtained II
large interest III tho Missouri Pacific and Wa-
basil 1lDads lu t1ecrIgu II necessary that 4
stecl-1till should bo located mt this point.
Ills visit here several nntlt1is ngo lit C0mlru-
ny Will, several Now- Workers. WIS tn Sc
lect site for tho works. Tie local
Iron niltt steel men looked Wilt grent anxiety
OH tic prospect Of the cnlnpBtItion TINT
Uoultps enterprise would give t1icn,, 1le co,t-
trolling most Ut tue rons TINT furnished alt
outlet to the city. After sune consultation,
Il committee waite. Upon Mr.. tu,llu tltlat
coltld DO obtained tho Vulcan Steel Coill-
pany, will! several Of the ,irot, colnpaIIies,
lropositlon met t;olIld's approval, and Mr..
Gcrnrd u. Allen wns nppoltltetl to Is
ti,s various lntcircsts. ti. 1t WI Vas Originally I
intended that. tl'e pool sllotlfti Ge
tornet! of tlle Vulcan Steel Cnlupnny, the
!'t!ut Knob Iron Company, Liza urand Tower
Mining u Transportation C0Hpnny. md tho
Iron Mountain iron Company. Matters were
III cl!notic stnta fora raiplt Of months, tho
Iron Mountain. con.Ins'ly causing tlio hitch.
1t WIS declared by the other pnrtlcs to tl!e
pool TINT tho Iron Mountain was Asklng too
much, t[GMa'nlnK, rs 1t lid, 4 controlling it,
tSrest N o e 'le% consoliatlon Put for tl!is
brought to \, finish at least four
remained obstinate Md ct0Egetl tho wlleels.
At last 1t was, resolved 10 lcave them out
aitoeetl,er, a1ld tho .nrrnngcrlent Inns been
!tcate controls Nil the outlets available ttltl
It Is hard to see Just wllnt the Iron Nlountalll
Company proppsrs to do. Isolated as It Is by
tue nctson Of tho other cu1!unltps. Within
thu last week stock IN the. Vulcan anu 0thor
parties here by Eastern capItaltsta amonl,
them jay Gould, Commodore Harrison, David
Dows a. \. Low, James 4. Dar!u,l. m Iron
capitalist Of New York, Henry e. Vanguard,
Tln'llas Dickson, Of tt,o ilciaWare Il ltndsotl
Humphreys, a,,d others. :rlla papers aro nll
drawn up, ntltt tic parties here simply awnit
their mnnny to llfakb tho transaction cotit-
plctc. rho cnpital stools Is s., ,000 tS0. nearly
f1ur-tifths Of which Is ltgid by Eastern nIeil.
hir ist, r 4; llitcl,cock Of tlle crystal City
llcnt of the ,lew corporation. THIS local d.
rectors will be Carlos s. ureeley, Thomas l..
Iutt,, j.. II. Maxon, Edward Walsh Jr.,
Hh9rfes Chunteau,. E. a. Hitchcock, mid d.
r. f9rEnso .i -, H. New York t,'e epsola.
Goult!, ''rhomas Dickson, Con,notluro tiarrl.
son. Sol0n Humphreys, II. u. Maruuarti. ail1
Le tffalAl Il. Gnllll1n.