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tions have been outwitted in game in which there
ia GOOD reason TO believe all tho trunk lines held
cards.
There were numerous rumors concerning "naI u
related above floating in to-days stock market but
their effect upon prices was beneficial rather tnan
the contrary Because the rumors were promptly
denied nd because the temper of the speculation was
decidedly bullish" a given for such declines
in prices as had occurred made the sirens denlai
NJ the existence Of such more than ordinarily
bcwitching, and the denial encouraged buy
ing that would not have been made wni.e
prices were falling without any special rea-
son being gwen or supposed The reports
also had the effect Of urging the chques III
stocks outside of the trunk lines to extraordinary
efforts to sustain their prices despite the weakness
in the trunk line shares which they the cqucs ne
ferred to- claim may 20 TO the bottom under ther
own wars without affecting such stocks as ST. Paui,
Denver and Rio Grande. Delaware. L1ckawanna ana
Western Rochester and Pittshure. Nrw-Jerscy Cen
trail and Buffalo Pittshurg and Western Yet notwlth
standing the general disbecfn the report oil trouoie
among the trunk lines and the extraordinary sup
nort that was given ~ some other stocks excepting
Denver and Rio Grande which rose from l0o+1 to
III. the whole market was frycri-h. with iuctua-
tiops that steadily tended toward lower figures ana
closed weak at rccoycrics from tie lowest prices.
Government bonds are quiet. the sales AT the
Boards TO-DAY amounting only 70 SG2.Oo. Prices
are unchanged. but they are barely steady at the
,nurN,d uuOfatious:
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DGLPHrA STOCKS
Reported BY join II. DAVE 4 CO., No. II Walt,
SATURDAY, June 4-P. n.

SATURDAY, June 4-P. NJ
The semi-warfare that, despite official denias,
has existed between the trunk line railways for two
months or more, seems to be fast approaching a
crisis. From a trustworthy and well-inforIned
source we learn that yesterday the Central and
Hudson Railway Company mailed an official COM
municaton to the Erie Railway Company which IN
effect, after complaining that for some the
Erie Company had been obtaining more than
its share Of the East-bound traffic, gave
formal notice Of abrogation Of all contracts
and agreements existing or supposed 10 be
existing relative TO division Of traffic and rates
of freight upon the same 1t is not improbable that
this movement, which for some time has been ex-
pected by well-informed people, has been fastened
by Eries recent movement to establish new and
independent line Of railroad through TO Chicago.
But. however that may be, the incipient cause of
the trouble dates back two or three months, when
the traffic fell below the capacities of the railroads
Ever since then there has been moro or less Of secret
cutting in rates. and the burden Of evidence indi-
cates that the Central and Hudson and Its conneo-
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rrRoPEAN FfNANcGAL MARKETS.

royDoy June 4-i230 m-Consols, 1908 for money and
leos for the account u :. bonds four cents l20'
o Wyes OGa Atlantic and Great Western FIRST mortgage
,,ustees' cert hcate- do. second 800 Erie 6ON New
Work Cenra 1885, Iols Central l4s9t Central
asi. Reading 30ia NcwIork ontario and western, 3Sl
0 nSpoS June 4-2.0O p mU. \. bonds, new hve- 1861
Atlantic and Western first mortgage ruste"z certn
Gates ss Erie 5o7s Illinois Central l4ehi Pennsylyania
Central 6sls ~, 49,. -. ~, -
cent rentes Al s francs a2 centmes for the account
Irsnos lime 400 D. m-The amount OF bullion gone
into Tho Hank OF England balance to-day Ia 100000.
June 4-5 m-Paris avices quote three cont
rentes AZ 81 francs II y centimes foT the account
PIRis June 4-E1changs London. 70 francs 20 cen.
times for checks
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LONDON June M EcononriE Of this week says The
rate of discount for bills 10 days 10 months Is y per
cent and bills 90 days 10 months 2d2 per cent
In the after month OF remarkable activity
the past weok has been comparatively quiet Prices have
HRhty reapse though not cOmparahy with the previous
advHnca The grave condition Of ireland perhaps slightly
relapse In oOnsOA The Irish markets del
pressed The new list Of securities offered includes Coona
railway and eight mining companies Egyp
tan somewhat Affected by the reported esrange
ment between the Sultan and the Khodive although the
Anglo French ProtAoorate viii prevent any rupture detr
mental 10 the Egyptian financial prospect The resumption OF
pecie payment Improves hs poSaton Of Italian EXCHANGE
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and rentss Meicans lower owing 70 TIE
Congress without action In regard 70 the DEBT
ing the influential committee appointed oy me sanns Of
Confeerate bondholders there not the renotest
return upon their socalled claims American
much less animated but the hst H. mostly mshcr' N>~
Mississippi and Ohio, however, declined o.
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G0rF. HASTINGS \ -. Financial Agents.

TITO property owned amt controlled by ms COMPANY
cnupri.,. 10 acr- - r,h MINERAL lands from Wh'h b"
... - flrc gold ast hrru taken in c old ,'Nlr al M'Hh
irg ~ lth rockers r-a"- four T" claims "h'h hNr zee
c,n,ny ,rlop.d dufins tAe past year AMI sho" Sood
Indicators ~ rich silver ftln- ,...,.o,. II, 81,
Tr l tom this property ~ un-urpls sri u,lh2 re- ,
c,i.t,-,,,. itpbn.nt Mht" guai Nll'I-
uath and Vince, ~ Forum" mines ~ me l'h .ii
sad Mining District AM a. prospect properly - ~
aide rs iul ''iuladn -. -, ....t
f vu,ti-urrd ttuA,. of IEomas t'o" dilp, H.
, ~ ne, most Intelligent experienced mining sup'ih'
tcldruiS iu colorado D., .-.....,t,- ,,,oyc
un,t amount ~ Treasury stock for promoting AhoV'
work ari puhi'ng machinery VAL O' sol" 'o' AT" ''
pr,,irr mi paid go shares at 20 ccuts. "hlfh are
ukly To- De- nom :: {" - per share within TX months
send all orders 20
GoFF. HASTINGS & CO. Bankcrs and B!okers
~ Washul ST. BOSTON
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financial.

4 GAS STOCKS.
vcp York arl prookyn stock, and also all kinds
Of D'''N' u '''' GEoK':k 4. ,FGESriS-'
AL. who are interested in railroad business
an sr @ ,A% ri g. cdni b, mall
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want To
ID t thr Tribune Almanac Tor ISL 1t gvr. the hHurrs
tnfs. Il venue and Expenditure since 1870 Proc
ElRST NATIONAL BANK.
UNTIL, sT Is, IA, r ID is1,1
capital reil ~ -, $4,000 nH'i"' " TNI1i, vir"'
5.,.ni ~ 6tGi.W KASsLEH t4shicr I. q LY7rElS
Ai S,rlar. j. t. cnnHcc Mqaatt lr J@I Eoati H.
NV YorE Corrc.ionipnt. Fourth Natlona Bank
Chicago Correspondents Commercial NSu"m" h'"A.
HAS STOCKS and City K. II. stocks and Bonds
GwYNNE 4 pay, w,rr.sr.
ATE IAH N Ms IL HALFWAY smAEEs BONDS 60
N THE MATTER or THE BONDS OF TIE
| cry or WILLIAMSBURG Penn N2TirEE .,.
orlnsS" p 9' y M leS 1 anthori. the
nng bonds lieu OF the outstanding bonds known ~ Sc
section provides said bonds shall be issmcn drnSmi
nations hundred I'VE hundred au on" ~ ~, 49, nr
and s.a De pa, 1cr ten YEAR, 6ang interest tc OF
ton OF ue Guy as , semi annually evidenced by
onpn- and 10 be- four per cent ent"eny bonds
Of o. and provide that when all the holders Of Sc
and ON the surrender Of the old bonds AMI matufrd
a unmatri coupons said No" bonds shA DC issuou III eu
- s,Li bonds mauTud coupons, ~ par
tax cEltfi TOT the
sf'u"n On bonds. and the
~ ~ ~ All taX shall appropriated or used for any
SETON provides that -ad bonds and coupons shall be pay
- ~ the pncr Of CITY Treasurer, IN Nuianspori.
Scron provides that the coupons shall be receivable for
Ali tsIes l.essed for city purposes. CHARLES NASH
Tho undersigned committee appointed by the Councils OF
a. 49, ~ Wiamsport refund the said bonds and coupons
I'm accorance with the provisions OF the said ordnance re-
quest all holders oil Tue sam - ~ f ran y
Tee or any member thereof, without delay.
~ - ~ II. 4. AAES,
Chairman.
JOHN b. BECK
JAMES NJ WOOD,
JOSEPH BARTLES.
{. LA RUE MUNSON,
Refundng Committed.
wuiamsport Penn, May 25 1881.
90 NAssAU-sT., NEw.YORK,(
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20 NAhSAUST, NEN1 YORK,
May g. 1881. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
books OF the Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis and Chi
caTo hallway Company will close the 3lst Of May and
open July /. BY order Of the President
MORTON, BLISS q CO, Transfer Agents
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oFucB OF TuR MERCANTILE TRUST CoAPASY}
100 BROADWAY,
NEw.YoRK CRY, Nay a. 1881. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the trans
fer this company for the transfer OF tho
stock trust stock Oh the Richmond and Ale
ghanv Railroad Company viii be closed from the LIST day OF
June AZ close OF business that day and VIII be openr on
Tie lat day Of July 1884, % The opening OF business ,t S
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filming.

A GIVE MINING STOCKS.
IA pAS MA[sSH AS i 'bhENSSSKaERs,
,,,,npne 90 tITSS1s1 Iva y::T NIX EXCHANGE
Special attention given to buying selling mining stocks
Inquiries cheerfully answered.
BOSTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
ID COMPANY 100000
100000 ,Asf s'A par value $40 each paid and forever
non. assessable:
Organized under laws Of Colorado
MEssRs. wA iTsRs!Sf o GfSs S1t BANKERS
IS broadway, Nev.York
Edward II. Coz President r...,,.,,
Ss SlS9S h :" Potter f res icT' ''''
ms company owns The famous Dolly Warden gronp o,
he Union Nine At breckenridge summit County Colorado,
besides a92g 7 eeTss q nh 9d Pesr s0 %Eent
292 washinston.st. Boston.
NALAVERAS WATER AND MINING CO.,
nyS @Isa1 Sravs Mines n ca!agcIss Co. catSTa
capital f30O0O0 Full paid and non assesSi5e. ,,
J. p MARSHALL President H. D. SUI III" lSh, SeoJ'
once: IS Broad.st n
NHAPPARAL GOLD MINING co.
KELSEY MiNINU DISTRICT, II Dorado Co, Cat -
Capital sf t52soF9 And sAss E3sHnLT clV
R's' 6 Of f nrosxa FA Rom, and S e. -
vV : CLARK JOHN h boutwell,
CLARK 4 BoTIIw WEI.
DrvrDEyP rAy1SS HiS S1,s sE CT MI
Managers Of sto1rrfmoniGi ont sl7er Mnlng 70, Tt..
once No. N te s,Gd Sorner o. Vail New.York
CONSOLIDATED PAY ROCK MINING
" COMPANY.
Mine and min 0rihs District, Clear Creek County, Col
taplti!, S2.JuOUun .J0,OOO shares. 10 each.
% %M 3 Sd T. F c6T ErchSass place. Sc
COPPER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.
- Locaiun. BISBEE ARIZONA.
incorporated under tho Laws 81 Nrw Gork.
Cauitai -tp,n, gJOO0p shares. par valuo, SO
REGISTRAR Of TFiG $sFTits' UnloH trust Company.
OFFICE
Nos ~ rnd 80 ThOiia--st. New YORK
ESCONDIDO SILVER MINING COMPANY,
BLACK HILLS. DAKOTA
Incorporated under the Laws % the state Of Now York
stock non asscssablc. Depth Of Shaft. SOL feet
Assays 20 800 per $3.50 ot Of tho
,rt wnich hring driven O tap the ore body AZ
depth ~ - Feet below the notion II the shaft have bh M
i.,! WORK r,ufilut- night 'nd day ~ Shho shares 81
sto o0rr,, to tie phc thr iourths have been .od W.
1000 shares ~ - 20 per share The lBLt
srtsr,c,l 10 ads ancc the pur" without notice
EDW. G. FOX & co,
Ranker. md Brokers' Wall IT.. y. y.
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VERMONT AND COLORADO MINING co

C,,tt. ei.~L = npu Oip. s,'~lp shares ~ 40 Each
II Ii PAID AND FOREN ER NONASStNS ABLL.
DIRECTORS
EDWARD n. GoFF lot u'h Hastings & 20 /, boston
Inn II 4 " TABOR Is 81 toinrr!'', Denver t"l
lion ALI.X acDONALD tiTc-.N abASh NAMING COB Ne"'
You.
A. !tflpfl.- Banker aud Lruk'r boston.
SII 4, ct ESEh ,~!iAs quincy u CO.. In mont HOUSED
Ht'.'oI , -, ~. 49,. t,..ch,,,
n erGcKLrY u'rcs Mount Royal Mining COZ Lead
ri n " FRESCU. Breckenridge. Cob
EDWARD Il. COR. ftcSldrnt. a.. ,,-,,..
H. L. IRVINE. -, ami Irrt- =, a.,
ruo.. GOWANLOCk, SUpt Of Mine.
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Landau. British con-olS again were lower being
down t. 100 3-lG for money and to 100 40 t"I Ac
rount United States bonds are reported ~ quiet
and their quotations ~ lIttlc moro than nnminn
I'M they place ~ up 4 at 1868, and l. down 4 al
IYOi. American railways generally ~"rr lower
Inn for some of them The cable makes no quotations.
ancc I'm Paris French per cents rose from NG"I
tn N7l2i2; sight exchange on London rising I"
9i.2OL, frames to the 1.
Tho following shows the exports exclusive OF
srrrirl from the port of NcW-iork To forlsn p"r;7
fnr tlr. week ended Nav 81 and since th" GINNING
of the year. compared with - corresponding
periods Of previous years
g., fl. Woo. ,cl!5 81? ..d1ts2s ..iiii!!en
ou-i, rIor,"i I l ss itt5ss455s ~ ico6
The following shows the imports of dry gooi is aud
General mrr, handi,' At the port "l Nc"-l"ik l"r
The ~rrk ending june and since the beginning ol
tLr year, "a compared With the corresponding
periods of previous years
For n" week sioio.o si. H.. .-oi. ,oa
drf1l mG ' Isa accl s g 4S5',d5 ts535
prrT o, s,nce JAM jos2t32 231i9lGi7 isI24s59d
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above:
e 1 :: $s.::t 9 , lf i5:Ji2 ' :3iS
sS :: ,5,,:s ? sss. 2 ss5s15 t2 .55
The exports Of specie for the week ending juno !
orL since the beginning II the year. a. compared
With the corresponding periods Of previous years;
For qGr,i ,v reported " st57.G. a7oalH 4ge6ea7
rotal since Jan. L.. 9,73l,Jaj 4,2l29A 4.S7a4'6
The imports Of specie for the week ending June 1
and since the beginning Of the year. compared
With the corresponding periods Of previous years:
5 Sls SINCE I Sn o. ts7s355 SsCSs55 2So,t75
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1 4 Min and Mil. iiites Corr. NtflPosa County al
CAPITAL. l.OODtpO 2n1 pel shares, 80 rle'L
WILLIAM >. CLARK. President
JOffN D. IDritWTLI, Srcrctary
Office. No Na--au-t. cor Wal-si, y Y
ry1IECALANERAS WATER and MlNlNGCO.
company Ni cp-, "a 1.ipoN T.. m 90 y tpNl MAJ
- l- pr purl.i-, permitting snckholdrrs o rtc"rh
L. .ul,-,r it, for an is,Ir ~ brl"ntIr' Bonds
Purpose Of issue 10 develop property And fr' present
bond,
It.er 80 -.uc. 80 prr cent IN tar v'lnH
Payments - per cent on appli' atom
.Itfrtruf iun hnnd- art i'sfi '"r delivery -, o,o
Zach 1000 share. ~ -nck identified {" -ui -'Ilnc tn ~"
~ lnud. Bonds 900 dcnlirlr iil'n-Hi -l'h ~ tt'
ra,- il % l-url fur Iny tt mllntH 10 case ~ O5'
fsp .riAl "a be- suiit. 81 Ia . whole bond
flric tufrsiirr ~ -i'SS -
~, bond. tart, years At per cent with annu" IRA"
mi Alcl with ihe rteasnrro' -" con.
r'',r' orlnss. o. M ~ f-DNf' MAJ D. 4 ~ '''
0.rc. 80 - Broad II. y. y. .. ~. ,..........auc,
l.y urirr II th' i"ari ~ ltn-",,-,. ...
q. IL ~oi IliN u "a. -f' y
n, nm, rasfng NJ t,oks lborc ToD't has ben e.
fr.dsd %. III wet esdIy. JHHr =. l-Sl al % Z. n ,
su,rrp'i.ns fr BJads rtN be feccitti nhH 4hWs"ay'
Jun, ., ~ y. M
SEW YORK AMI CAIAVI.tA- CorNTY GOLD My.
COMPANY Tho attcutu 90 siOc khpirr- ~ tlir com
s,nv respectfully called @" IL above adteil'ncn 81 VI
-tuek ir that 30 Thai COMPANY ph
un-a ti rtrrc.r that right hrforr the hn"k- tin"c "
,,.y june = III. yon VII not ." entitled 10 inc
valuable privilege of -uh-cribnS Tor lh' i"h'-'
L. X ~OIIIWGCk. secretary.
VERMONT AND COLORADO MINING co.
\ Organized under the ilW- u Colorado.
lfONE OFFICE, ~ NNFR GO. .o,.,
a.. .u'tfHiu shares ~ 80 Each
FiLL PAID AND FOREVER NON-ASSE0SABLi.
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Tl,. foreign exchange markets "Npcr nee, ne
usual Saturday = dunr-- but rats ar" hi'niN hn!'
arfi,lfv thry are firthI dtan'rd. Annexed are
the posted quotations:
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cOvERNHLNTS

COIINN WIN N
Unit ,ta'.-j' Reg - iio,. ,,rI il74
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THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

II who are interested in railroad business
\ nt ,., %, -t.t-t.r- should get rlt TKlBi NJ AL
81 for l--i. rrrly. pri'c - cents 10y mail
ID ANkERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
rt m. tribune Almanac Tor ISL II givrs the fgurrs
nif,, states GnI Expenditure since 1870 PFe@
o. .ft.u maj
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Glad Brothers.

Martin and .Ichn Mullin, brothers,
are two of the happiest men In Will
mington. Martin has been in this
country since boy and resides at 800
Christiana street, but his brother John
who arrived here on Sunday from Eng
land, he has not seen for 80 years, and
Of course their JOY on meeting may be
better imagined than described.
The brother John was in the British
army % years, having enlisted July
2Jth, 1851. He was discharged in 1873,
but Immediately joined rs a staff off
Ger and served until September I, 1881.
Severing lis 80 years connection with
the army, he with his wife and three
chlld,en sailed on the steamer CITY OF
Bristol, arriving at New York ON Sat
urday and Wilmington on Sunday.
Michael and otter relations here knew
not their Intention TO comet to America
until they arrived. Mr.. Mullen has
seen actlye service, having fought
through the C!imean war and also
against the Beers IN India.
He intends to remain in this city and
IN another column advertiSes for situ-
alton in a store or a situation where lie
can make himself gener ally useful.
lie is now residing temporarily with
his cousin Michael Dnpn, on Mary
land Avenue. He thinks he will he
pleased with Wilmington where he is
content t. remain after his long army
life.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Church COnsecratiOn.

The Reformed Episcopal Church OF
the Redeemer, Eighth and Monroe
streets, was cousecrated to the worsAi +
of Almighty God, last night, by Bishol
Nicholson, of Philadelphia. The churcl
was crowded by a devoted band OF
worshippers, intensely interested in til.
exercises.
The choir of this church is a very
strong one aLx the music is admired
by all. Last night especially the tull
swell Of melody not only filed the chap.
el but the whole neighGorhood as well.
Bishop Nicholson preached powerful
az d very etfective seermon from the
text, NV here two or three meet togeth.
er in My name there will be also.
The sermon was well adapted to the oc.
casion, and was listened to with mark.
ed attention.
This church und"i the pastoral charge
of Rev, j. l.. Estlin, is now in q pros.
porous condition, and bids fair to he a
bright and shining light in our midst.
Being entirely Tree from any debt
hanging upon it, they have bright
prospect ahead. 1t is a rule of the
Reformed Episcopal church to conse.
craze no church carrying debt,
which is an excellent plan aud shOnll
be carried out by all denominations.
and much good conld be done thereby,
as church carrying Il heavy debt, can
not 90 the god that it otherwise
would do il it was entirely free
from debt.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
DIR. TODD's FAMILY MEDICINES

No. s. for Dyspepsia and CONSTIPATION; No.
10, for Diarrhea Dyscntery aui Cherlera In
fantuiu; No. 10 iGr Br,ght's Disease and
other Diseases Il the Kidneys; No. ~, for
Coughs and olds; No. rs, Tor Coughs, Bron-
ch tits and Lung Difficulties: No. 80. for
Asthma Croup and Whooping Cough; Nos.
So d 80, for Catarrh; No. IS, for HVarseness
and Sore 1hroats; Nos. "a and IS. Diseases
of the Blood and Skin: No'. 20 and e5,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Bowels, Stom.
srh, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb. etc, Nos. 20
and IS. Neuralgia, khe cmatisn and Gout;
NO 90, for Worms: No. S. Functional Dis
ease OF the Heart; No. 20, Tor Nervous Weak
ness; No Us, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive OF Smallpox, Spe life; Nos. los
and 10. Fever, Ague, all low types OF Fever,
MalHrial Ihsea res generally; No. lis, 70 reg
ulate the Menstrual discharge, Amenorrhma,
UysmenCIrhea, etc; No. l2o, lncontinuance
of Urine IN Children; No Us, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. Impotence, etc.
These medicines are especially prepared
and can bo relied upon to cure the Diseases
for which they are recommended Price 30
cents and 81 per bottle, Fer sale by drug
ysts and ths Proprietor, DR.. James Todd, No.
s02 Market street. Wilmington, Delaware.
Persons suffering from ury Chrome Disease
VIII do we'll to consult Dr. Todd. D.tce hours
from .. N. to . p. IN, on Tuesday and Fri
day, and from to y p. II. all o.hsr days OK
cep, Sundays
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
An Alarming Runner

NEW HAVEN, Oct. wv N \
rumoreI here tEis evening 'la'
steamer Charleston had been ~
sea. Nothing is known here 70 wlvl
the rumor. The boat IS san oIu OIH
was taken off the Char'eSt'Nl
New-York route several yean
She left this city Monday aile'I'
and owing to a dense tog remain. .',
South. west Ledge, at the el''a eur,
the harbor, until 3 A. M. lae'SI aIs
was stated that it would take e. 'sI d
for her TO make the trip ~ "A
were Gov. Bigelow, nearly III u, MI
staff Postmaster n. d. SperrA NM MI
ii. Lynds Harrison, i2o mem OtSs, MA
First Regiment, Connetlcus, y, md n. .s|
Guard, the second company OF l,.r mv| n
ernor's foot guards, of this .Sa Guy II. h
other prominent citizens OF .ae and n
HAKrroRT, Get. lo,-Iae hvp,Jr Wr,t,r
ot thu steamer Charleston ..a' iSs Sss y
is causing much alarm here ,,,E sg 1
on board the Governor and s",., srsr,vI
First Regiment, and the ,, 1ya Sae 90
Guard. of New- Haven, about '% ." ,,s1 nj
She left New-Haven Tuesday Won,I M
at daylight. and went round "''
Point,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
TIE Baptist AHniversarjss

READING Pa, Oct l9.-The perpSI
vania Baptist L Elucational Societyb N
its anniversary to-day. That Otthe \
eral Association was held yes.eNY|
The Minister'S union will be held
morrow; after religious exerc ses.
This morning the report of the Bid
of Managers OF the Educational Sod
was read. During the year Is pend
were admitted a. henetcilrIes andl
closed their come tion with the SQCsI
6j students received aid. Of which ND
Der q rank inscollege Glasses. And
of 100000 for the enlarged eIdOwnsi
of the Lewisburg University hasa
made by EX-fresidant Wm. BugA
provided an equal sum is raised "
veAber lst. \ plan for increaa
dowment is commanded to the nda !
the Society. The receipts from
sources dnring the year were sll, 5%'
expenditures, including previous deO
Sl2,274,75; showing a decrease of slV'
II, the churches contributing S3'5 NJ
contributing STA. ,,
Tho sessions Of The Educational
ciety closed tins atternoon Aldres
were deliyered by KeSs. Geo D. l'oa'
man. ID. ", and James W. Wllmalf
Action was taken endorsing the mol
ment for an increased endowment on
University at Lewi'burg' The olnId T!Is
of last yesr were re elected, ana !A'
vile was selected as the pace lo' %,
ing the next anniversary. lev. .,
Harris was chosen preacher VI VIC ! J
troduclory sermon, and Rev. y. .'i' y
ter to preach the commencement y
mon at Lewisburg.
At a meeting OF the different a'ss.
tions, held this evening, the anu
sermon was delivered by KeV' d
Waffle, OF Lewisburg.