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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-26
BANK STOCK BOOMING.

New YoRK, February 24.--Nearly
every bank stock on the list is bid for,
and in some cases at an advance on last
weeks prices. This looks as though the
public had faith in thse stocks as invest
ments, notwithstanding run Is said to
threaten them from the operation of the
funding bill. The amount of legal ten
ders deposited In the sub-Treasury here
yesterday for redemption of bank circu-
lation was So, 406, $50, making togesher
with 81 ,0l0,0 600 received after the close of
business So, ,553, $50 since Friday.
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GOLD AND PAPER.

SENATOR BEcK's BILL FOR THE ISSUE
OF NOTES TO BE EXCHANGED FOR
GOLD.
WASHINGTON, February 25.-The
bill introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Beck to day to provide for the issue of
United States circulating notes, au-
thoriZes the issue of United States
notes OF denominations not less than
$50 in exchange for gold coin deliver
ed the Assisian Treasurer at New
York in sums of s10, 900 or more, the
gold so delivered to be held for the
redemption of these rates and for Il o
other purpose.
The notes so issued shall be receiva-
BILE in payment of all dues TO the Uni
ted sta es, and shall be regarded as
money in all public or private con-
tracts and liabilities for the payment
of money generally without speciflca-
ton of the kind of money to be paid,
made, or incurred, after the passage
OF the bill. They are also to be re-
ceived in full performance of such con-
tracts on liabilities except for interest
on the public debt, and except as be-
tween tue holder of such notes and the
United States, which, upon presenta-
tion, shall be paid in awful coin of the
United States. The present limitation
upon the amount of legal tender notes
of the United States to be kept in cir
culation is to have no application to
the no es authorized under this bill.
Down in the coal mines, underneath
the ground coughs nnd colds aae very
frequent and there Is where Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is an Indispensable arti-
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AnuseIments.
THE PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING,

THE PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING.
When the curtain was rung up at
the Opera House, last evening, the
members of Barlow, Wilson, Prlm-
rose and Vests minstrels could not
have been more than pleased at the
vast audience before them. The
company is tavorite here, and they
hold the people OF our city in kindly
remembrance. When they organ-
ized three years ago, they made
their first stand in this city, and
were greeted by large audience,
and at each Of their subsequent ap-
pearances the audiences grew lar
ger until last evening, when they
were greeted by the largest one that
has assembled in the Opera House
this season. There were over sew
enteen hundred persons present
The company is to. day beyond
question Of doubt the best in the
country, and their performance has
never been surpassed or equalled in
this city. The reason of this is that
Messrs. Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
Il West being good performers
themselves, were very careful in Or
ganiElng their company to select
none but the best of performers, and
they feel justly proud Of their sues
cess. They are favorites all over
the country, and their appearance is
sure sign tor large audience. So
great has been their success thus far
this season that should it continue
until the close, they will clear at
least 100000.
Everything in the performance
last evening was so good that 1t
need not be particularlzed. The
songs In the overture were new as
were also most OF the Jokes; Eddie
Fox has improved III his violin So
los; George Wilson never appeared
TO better advantage. Field and
Hansen brought forth continued ap~
plause by their manipulations of
various musical instruments.
The broadsword combat clog by
Primrose Il West, Fox Il Ward,
Doyle 81 Daley, aud Turner & Nc
Auley, was very tne and was sur
prise to our people. Mr.. Geo. Nc
Auley danced clog on u pedestal
Is inches square and 1--WE feet high.
tie also turned q somersault on the
pedestal. The performance closed
with burlesque, Fun on the Brus-
sels."
GUS WILLIAMS.
On Monday evening, Gus Will
liams, the Dutch Comedian, will ap
pear in his great specially of "Our
German Senator" The Philadel-
phia North American says:
"Mr. Gus Williams has made his
temperance in this city as the
leader of a star combination. There
nave been material changes in the
dialogue and the business and Mr.
Williams is steadily developing
talent for comic acting that IS
grade higher than that which sufiice'
Tor the comic singer. Mr.. Williams
possesses fund Of keen and origi
nal humor, a quick sense of the lud
Icrous aud "A certain literary talen
that stands him in good stead ant
hnds expression in original speeche
md sayings. His viii Is fresh ant
piquant, and his pathos grows il
depth and reality.
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POLICE CASES.

At the police hearing This morning,
Mayor Almond, presiding, Peter Sui
ivan, colored, WAS arraigned on the
charge of having threatened to put
seven balls in John Benson, also cel-
ored. Harry Sharpley, Esq, appear
sd for the defendant. The evidence
vas sufficient TO hold the accused in
800 bail to keep the peace.
One drunk with the usual penalty of
so cents and costs completed the re-
cord.
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LIST or SALES.

a d, Haylett Properly. Mill Creek HID.
I" 2s, Il. s. Traph agen. W. u. Creek HID.
:" 2S, A. House. Assignee,
March
3.Amos House, Chadd's Ford.
8, Mr. Hobsol, Christians HID,
., VIM ii. Vandegrift, miles from
Glasgow.
8 James Lyle, Mil Creek Hundred.
IA Joseph l.. Carpenter, ADM, Chris
tiana Hundred.
10. Marga ct Palmer, Christiana HID.
IS, Ann BeesOn, BrandyWIne HID.
is, j ohm r. Rees, Pencadsr nd.
10, L. p. Kirk, NV Sastie I'D.
i'd, MIS- Tongs, Ninth Ward,
~, George " hltfield, New Castle.
81 III Mrs. VIM. Smith and Mrs. Ann
r. Holliugsworth, New Castle hun
dred,
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HANOVER ENTERTAINMENT.

The Mission Band, young peoples
organization of Hanover Presby terian
Church, celebrated the first anniver-
sary of its organization, last night
Rev. A. N. Keigwin, of West presby-
terian Church, made an address, and
some excellent vocal selections were
rendered. The secretary Of the band
reported sos raised during the year,
$40 Of which was applied TO scholar
ship at Colupoor, India, and the rest
to one at Toxic, Japan. The band
has about thirty members.
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FIRST EDITION.
TIE HEALTH REPORT.

Registrar e. b. Frazer has published
his annual report in pamphlet form, and
will soon have II ready tor distribution.
1t ls an interesting document, embrae.
ing not only record of the vital 81 ats
tics foI the past year, but summary Of
the proceedings of the Board OF Health.
The death reports, which have been
published from week to week in the
GAzETrB, are retained and detailed in
the pamphlet, but the following, show
ing the number of deaths in each ward
last year, will be found Interesting
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A SUCCESSFUL BALL,

The second annual ball of the Branj
dywine Library Association took place
last evening in Webster's Dancing Aca-
denny, and was very fine affair in every
particular. There were one hundred
AM eight couples on the march, led by
Martin Ceoney and Miss Julia Flanagan.
a beautiful programme was presented
to each lady participant.
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PRICES OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 25. 1881.
The executive committee OF the Lehigh
and ScnuyIkill coal exch anges met this
afternoon, 1t WAS decided to make no
change in the current circular prices Of
coai Ter the month of March. AS the
stocks of coal in hand are low IL Is
thought tnat .tull production VIII con-
tlnue throughout the coming month.
Navigation is expected To open March 5,
ON the Schuylkill canal, AID the spring
schedule of Eastern prices may show n
small decline. FreiF hts are about TWEEN
ty.five cents lower, being now rated ut 81
to Boston anu 81 so to Providence.
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WILL TAKE CHARGE.

William NJ. Field, owner Of the James
r ddle, Son & Cos cotton mill on the
Brandywine will take charge Of the mill
afte e, the 25th of next month.
The mill for the past two years has
been operated by e. j. Milne, of Phila-
delDhiA
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PEACE BETWEEN CHILL AND
PERI

LONDON, February 25.-Private tele-
grams received in London this morning
declare that peace has been declared be
tween Chill and Peru. The news, thus
far, has not been confirmed, but is not
considered improbable.
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quite distinct from the repeal of the tax
alton on deposits and on circulation
which ought to be abolished, aud we
trust will be Immediately abolished, as
other war taxes have been abolished and
as more war taxes Will be.
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REsUMING THEIR TRIPS.

The Delaware River is now nearly
clear Of ice, and the managers of the
Philadelphia river lines announce that
heir boats will soon resume their trips.
One line has already commenced run
Nng, and the NJ ior Reybold will com
mence to run Oh Monay next.
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II 10 q plain TACT JnAt twenty-five per
cent. of the deaths Ia our iarg citlss are
caused by consumption; and when we re-
fleet that this Terrible disease IN It's ear
ier stage VIII readily yield toa Eottle OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup costing - cents,
shall we condemn The sufferers Tor their
negllgen;e, or pity them for their ignor-
A-c0e
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PLANET DISCOVERED.


The Smithsonian Institute has received
from Professor Toerster, of Berlin the
announcement of the discovery by Palisa
al Poia of planet OF the tenth nagnt-
tude IN Ii hours 80 minutes right ascen
sion, s degrees 25 minutes north declina-
Lion, with u daily motion OF one minute
north.
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DIED,

LN1SF.-In this city on the 23d inst, Jesse
Lane. in-tca Slst year of his age.
are respectfully inNrad to attend the
funeral from his late resIdAuce No 6l9
West street, on saturday afternoOa Feb
18th, at O'Clock. Intern ent ut the VIII
mipgton and Brandywine cemetery.
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Marriages have Increased 40 per cent
Ince young men have learned OF tue
soolhing effect of Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
/ you keep q bottle on hand for an emer-
;ency. you are safe in bringing things to
climax, lebS,
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Prompt action. IJregula es the bowels,
cures diarrho a, dysenLery and wind
coiic; in TACT DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup acts
promptly and effrctu lily in all cases.
Price rs cents a bottle.
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The early bird catches the worm, and
sometimes bad cold, which however
does no injury to the old proverb, for
with Dr. Bull's Cou.h Syrup colds are of
no consequence. Price % cents.
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MONEY AT 5 PER CENT.

Heald g. Co. advertise in another
column that they have from 81, 900 to
$4,000 TO loan en- good mortgages at
B per cent interest. Those desiring 10
borrow money should call at once.
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SOLD HIS SEAT.

NEW YORK, February 24.--lt is stated
to-day that Rufus Hatch has told his
seat in the Stock Exchange Tor $25, 200.
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THURSDAY, March II, 1881.
AT 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
EIGHT HEAD HORSES.

El6tE lead Ot hOhScS.
No l. Bay horse Sam; CAN
pace in four minutes. HN
No. 2. Sorrel mare Kate, HAN
years old; can trot IN 3 Il min -SAA
ut S.
class driver.
No. A. Bay mare May. years old; first
class ariver.
No. s. Bay mare Mary. years old, with
fold, by Elwood McKeeys horse; good
driver and worker.
No. 8. Bay mare Helen, years old; good
worker.
No. Z. Brown mare Jennie; good work
No. s. sorrel colt, sired by Star. years
old.
..,,,-7-N Good home raised Mich
~ ~ HCows, springing; 1 yoke OF
WWgood work oxen, good size and
aa0&quick walkers; SO sheep, with
IalnDs by Luelr side; shoaJs.
Farming Utensils.-HwO farm wagons,
2,hay riggings, l roller, | Moving ma
chine, mower and reaper combined. l
corn marker, drill, market dearberns
in good order, l no-top buggy, horse
cart, 3 OK CT rts and riggings, grain fan,
pair platform scales, corn shelter, Tele-
graph hay cutter, horse sweep machine,
horse rake, l set of running gears, l
wheel eulti1ator, plows, harrows, cultiva-
tors, spades, shoveis. forks, rakes, single
and double tire S, harrows, OK and COW
cnalnsb double corn ploWs, sleigh and
bells, names, sets of single carriage har-
saddles and brides, &C.; l set of cart
Gears, wagon, plow and other harness, 2
grind ston S gain bags, l hafpoon hay
FORK, with rope and fails complete, far
mers boiler.
Dairy Fixtures Churns, pans, buckets,
and vinegar by the barrel. sets of butter
scales, cream cans, wash tubs and
benches, lard press.
Household goods, such as bedSteads,
beds aud bedding, chairs, bureaus, Ingram
aud rag carpets, farmers COOK Stove No.
10, with all the fixtures, 8 parlor stoves Il
heats Two Stories), and all the household
goods; 300 bust els of corn, about 800
bushels of oats, hay by the ton, l ID. NJ.
Osborn binding machine, one-ha. inter.
est In 70 acres OF VIII al IN the ground, and
many other things too tedious TO men.
tton
TERMs.-All sums of $25 cash. Oa sn
sums over thai amount a credit offs
months wall be given by the purchaser
giving u bankabIe note wit In approved
indorser.
MRS. VIM. SMITH,
Mis-, ANN X. .HOLLINGSWURTH,
L. W SrIDHAM 3sSoN, Au jLioneerB,
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NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.
OPERA CIGAR STORE.

F.E. SMITH, SOLE AGENT FOR THE
CABAL CIGAR, HAND-MADE, WAR
RANTED LONG FILLER, FOR FIVE
CENTS.
feb26 i'm. $40 MARKET STREET.
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IMPo TANT-W NTED.-GoOD
L MORTGAGES FROM $1,000 UP TO
SIS 900 AT 8 PER CENT. CALL AT
ONCE. HEALD d co.
feb26-5t.
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nj OTICE-The Hope Building and Loan
~ Association is now issuing shares in
a new series. BEGINNING March I'd. 1881.
Apply to p. Piunkett, Treas, Third and
Market streets, or to
JNO. f. MILL Err, See.,
feb25-wed6 satin. 1873 Market st.
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NIOTICE--ANNUAL MEETING.
~ The third annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Equitable Loan As
sociation will be held on Thursday even-
ing, March 3, at their Office, No. 4U4 Mar
ket street at 80 o'clock.
The auditors will submit their annual
report and an election for officers and di-
rectors will be held.
Attest: ID. T. HAWKINS,
feb26-5t. Secretary
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ghs 9lailg Gasstts.

UTTERED AT WILMINGTON POSr-oFFICE
AB sECoND-CLASS MATTER.
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DUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale on the Hol-
lingsWorth Farm, New Castle Hd., on
the road from Wilmington TO New Castle.
nn
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Down in the coal mines, underneath
the ground coughs nnd colds aae very
frequent and there Is where Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is an Indispensable arti-
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-02
DEATHS.

DAnLMAS.-Aug. 81, in this city, Emile Meta,
aged ii months.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
the members OF the German Reformed church,
arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. IS North Charlotte
street, on Sunday morning at 81 O'Clock. Scr-
vices at the church at 10 O'Clock. lnterment
ut Lancaster cemetery. It'd
KLENcK.-In this city, on the lst inst, John
Henry, son of william aud Sadie &. Klcnck,
aged years, months and day
Tho relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his parents residence, corner West King and
Charlotte street, on Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, Intcrmcnt at Lancaster cemetery.
It'd
WENTz-In this city. on tine lst OF Septcm-
Der, 1884, Hannah, wife of Henry WentZ, aged
70 years, month AMI day.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her husbands residence, No. 400 North
Queen street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Interment at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
BAIR.-In this city. on the 30th of August
1851, Katie, daughter of Michael and Elizabeth
Eair, age. q years, months and - days.
.'GOne to meet her sister,
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her parents residence, No. G53 Manor
street, on Sunday afternoon ut O'Clock. In
tcrment ut Lancaster cemetery. 2td
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nv Universal Accord,

AYERS CATHAE1Ic PILLS arc the best of all pur-
gatives tor family use. They are the product
of long, Iabo-ious. and successful chemical in
vestigatiOn, and their extensive USE by ply
sicians i'll their pravtice, and by ali civilized
nations proves them tho best and most effect
devise. Being purely vegetable no harE can
arise from the- use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be COM
pared with them, and every person, knowing
their virtues, Will employ them. when needed
They keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole machi-
merry OF life. Mild, searching and effectual.
they are especially adapted to the needs OF the
digestive apparatus, arrangements of which
they prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ for
children and weakened constitutions, where a
mild but effcctual cathartic is required. For
sale by all dealers. sllwdcOd&w
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COrOucr'H Inquest.

Last evening Coroner Mishier held an
inquest OH the body of a German appar-
emily about 40 years of age, who died at
the county hospital yesterday morning.
The evidence offered at the inquest was to
the effect, that the man had been found
lying helpless Oh the road in West Cocal-
leo township, on "Wednesday afternoon
last ; that he was brought to tho hospital
by farmer residing in the vicinity of
where lie was found that he received
medical attendance, but was SO far gone
that ho could give no account of
himself, and that lie died yesterday
morning rs above stated. He was man
below the medium size, and a full head OF
brown lair ana wore u full brown NOUS
tachc and chin beard. He was comfort
ably dressed and did not have the appear
ance of being u tramp. lie had no money
on his person, but from papers found i'll
his possession his name is believed to be
Frederick Brown, and it is thought he
came to this country about six years ago.
There were no papers about him that gave
any clew to his having friends liz this
country. His remains We're inferred in
the county cemetery.
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Philadelphia M arket.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Flour scarce and
strong Supcrnne, at a JO05 W: extra
ut s. 5OG6 10; Chic and Indiana family, ut
81 0O97 90; Pcnnsylvania family 81 W0
Extra - 1'G7 %: .lo straight, 81 o)ll7 -;
$50.
Rye -four scarce ut Sc OO.
Wheat market and prices tirMer No. =
Western Red 81 ls1a@l 4sl9 Del. and penn'a
Ke.i 81 1901 43; ,lO Amber 81 i21l ~.
Corn hrm. fair demand steamer, 13c:
mixed, 71&c.
Oits-Markct aud prices ,iullon spot
futures firm No. l White, none here; No. =,
do SIC No. ;, 40 5.0j2,4c; NO. =. Mixe',
SIC.
Rye none here but 81 GO bid.
Provisions - Market and prices firm
mess pork SIS 750Il9. beer hilI,s, 81 o.
@2S 10 India mess beef. SD %.
BacOn-SmOked shoulders S14&I9II salt do
ssA@s14c; smoked hams 13A.lic picklcd
Lar,i-Market firm city kettle sia p:
Butter scarce and 1irmcr, under g11,l demand;
Creamery extra Western ut zoe; Pcnnsylva-
mia at 3l@3:c; do good tO choice
27@29c; Bradford county AMI New York
extra, .7al2sc firsts, 2Jel2ic.
I6c; Western, l2@I4c.
Eggs weak; Penn u I?14asaoc; Western.
lsla@i9c.
Cheese scarce and choice steady New York
full cream lc@l211ac; Western full cream
ll0llLc; do tair to good, l0allO19c.
Petroleum firm Refined re.
Whisky dull at 81 ~.
Seeds Good to prime Glover scarce
ut l0ll04: Timothy firm at - J)13 %;
do Fl:ixs.,cd at 81 10 bid, 81 IS asked.
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save NOur Halr-F<t.s.,, IL beautiful


Tho "LOndon Hair Color Restorer'' is the
most delightful article everl intrOduced:tO the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair RestOrers, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling of the hair exists, or prclna.
ture grayness, from sickness or other causes,
it's use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause u healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruff ETC., ut the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, 1ragrantly perfumed, rendering it
soft and pliablc, making 1t an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color Kcstorer. Price Is cents a
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States, $50 North Sixth street, Philalel.
phia m1l-1ydTThS F&w
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slOrners! ElsLnersl! RIOthersN

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with tho excruciating pain OF cutting teeth :?
If So, go ut once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lievc the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used It, VINO will not tell you ut once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription OF ono of the Oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; 25 cents q
bottle, ,nar7.lyd&wM,W&S
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READING RAlLRUAD.
President Bond not yet ReturDed.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2.-Presidcnt
Bond, of the Philadelphia & Reading
railroad, did not return to this
city to-day, but is expected to be
present at the office tomorrow. The
statement is made that no syndicate Of
bankers was formed to make the proposed
issue of new bonds, but assurances
were given that necessary assistance
in that particular would be
given. Messrs. Caldwell and Lewis,
receivers Of company, held a meeting this
afternoon at which business which
has accumulated during the month
since last sitting was acted upon. The
question of leasing Port Richmond ship
yard to a company of capitalists was dis
cussed but no final action taken.