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Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Fine N0rn.

We have been favored with sample
of corn raised by Mr.. John Hendrickson
ON the farm Of Mr.. Ctossan in Mill Creek
Hundred, which is almost if not quite
equal to that raised in Christiana Hun
dred 1t is supposed that MIR. H's field
will yield about 80 bushels to the acre,
which is certainly good crop for the
season.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
STATE BIBLE SOCIETY.
An Interesting Meeting Last Eyes.
ing st Grace Chareh-OReors
Elected.

Quite number of people assembled
at Grace M. +. church, last evening,
the occasion being the sixty-ninth an.
Rual meeting OF the Delaware State
Bible Society. Rev. G. Il. Miller, pre-.
sided. Rev. DR.. McLane, correspond
ing secretary Of the American Bible
Society, ana Rev j. t. Cook, of the
Second Baptist church made excellent
addresses. At nine o'clock Dr. l.. p.
Bush took the chair and the business OF
the society was entered into. Rev. &.
W. Miller, and T.. + Taylor, the com
mittee on nominations reported the
following officers for then ensuing year;
President Il =. Bush.
Treasurer.--C. w. Rowland.
Secretary III. 7. Cause
Managers. OF the churches
in the state, w T. Lodge, Hon. G. :.
Layton, Peter +. Iausey, solomon Vi.
Curtis, Dr. w. T Collins, A. ). Cos, j.
T Williamson. ID. l.. Dunning, Gregg
Chandler, G. W. HLwland, A. Kelley,
\. Is. Smithcrs, q W. Sparks, X. L.
Houston, W. +. Lane, w. ID. Dow, +.
\. Taylor, }. l.. McFce, Dr. j. +.
Jump, j. T. Bird, g. II. Bate, j. f.
Cause, Dr WIN. Cummins, VIM -.
Clark, A. w. Higgins, W. y. WHples,
l.. '. Aspri>, Tn".. Il. Eelvilie, T.. 6.
Challenger Edwin X. payntrr and
Chas. Bard.
The committee appointed to meet tn"
committees from Kent and Sussex
counties consisting of Rev. j. NJ Viii
lians and Dr. SpoStswo6d, who were
ordered tocoDter with these committees
in reference to placing copies Of the
scriptures upen the desks of each III en-
her Of the state Legislature, including
the speakers and clerks of both the
House and Senate. Dr. SPOTS wood be-
ing absent Rev Mr.. Williams reported
that As far as he was concerned nothing
had been done. The committee were
discharged. Rev. ID. Marks, Of the
Board Of managers submitted his report
which was very Interesting. The re
report referred in very feeling way,
to the death of Rev Thomas f. Plum
mcr, fellow worker, IN the Society.
The report further stated that the or
gahizatiOn was in Nourishing rondl-
tion, notwithstanding no systematic
work had l.een done by the society. The
Treasurer's report for last year showed
the amount of money received to be
$3l5 Si amount expended S'0H, bal
ance on hand, S2l4.G.
AZ the last L. seting OF the Society DR..
Marks had appointed committee 70
arrange with til" woinan's Bible So
clety, with regard to holding anniver-
saries Of both organizations in union
service. Mr.. Marks stated last evening
that the feeling among the ladies' was
averse TO this arrangement and there
fore no action was taken.
The reposition of the society, Rev. {.
Fl. Sentn an, reported a stock OF books
on hand for the year ending september
q, valued at S65 O6: amount received
from sale of books, s47.57, donations Of
books, 10 the value uf $l.50, was made
To Mount Olivetcolored Sabbath school;
value Of other donations, Sl2.
Rev. Mr.. Miller and Il, T. Taylor,
were appointed committee to arrange
for the next meeting, which is to be
held in one of the lower counties after
which the meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
hO0ta ana Shoes

NJ low prices Daniel McCusker, ZIG
West Second street, has got a large alL
desirable stock of boots and shoes fol
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him call
as he is determined to sell at the lowest
price,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Anniversary.

The West Presbyterian Sunday school
will have their thirteenth annual ami
vcrsary this evening. The exercises
will consist of singing, speaking and
the presentation Of several scriptural
CantataS,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Hia U.Aaf AGVlOn

The night before Oehler, the conf
dence man left the city, he went out to
Edgemoor and collected all the money
that was due one of his boarders named
Ulrich, and left him minus money and
boarding house. Ulrich who is . strang-
OF in the city feels his loss kesnly.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Harness stolen.

A few mig hts since farmer living
near Duponts station, OH the w. q n.
X. II. was robbed of two new sets OF
harness. The thieves broke into the
stable, by prying open the door with a
tence rail. There is no clue to the per
petrator.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
The EStey Quartefle.

The celebrated Estey organ Qnartette
will give one of their popular concerts
III Old Folks Costume at the Union NJ.
h. Church tomorrow Crbursday) eve
ming, to commence at 40 O'clock. This
is one Of the most popular quartettes in
the country and all VINO love real good
music should attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
The New Railroad .

The work OF surveying the new road
for the Baltimore ~ Ohio Company, has
been delayed by the recent rains. The
road has been surveyed from Gray's
Ferry 10 about five miles above CnrS-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Tho Weather,

War Department, Office OF the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, November
o. A. M.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy weather, rain;
east 10 south winds; falling barometer;
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
SPECIAL m EMIIOD

The leaders of the merchant tailors in
onr city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab.
lishment, N. w. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

Many sink into an early grave by
not giving immediate attention to a
slight cough, which could have been
stopped in time by 25 cent bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
The New Schools.

The new school buildings in course Of
erection are rapidly approaching com
pletion, and it is expected will be ready
for occupancy by the first of the year.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Burbank Potatoes.

n. L. Janney, sol Il 3o3 King street,
has Just received few cars OF tine Bur.
bank potatoes. These are tue best eat.
ing potatoes that grow and are late po-
atoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter will do well to buy
now. as they will be very high without
doubt when cold weather sets in.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

lNR. KILNE'S CHEAT NERVE RE-
~ STORER, is the wonder Of the age for
al nerve diseases. All Ets stopped free. Soma
70 g9l Arch street, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
The Ladies' Department

tor trusses &C., at Belts Pharmacy is
the only place OF the kind in the city.
n lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
Nehemiah Davis for Sh heFdH.

VI lAo NSPu'ii'"hs
WILMINGToN, Del. Nov. 4tn 81.
MEssRS. Being regular
reader Of your paper for the last eigh-
teen or twenty years, and having taken
quite an active part in politics, that Is
ia county politics, during that time, |
have not failed to notice in the columns
of your paper at different times, within
the last few months, several communi-
cations, naming Nehemiah Davis of
New Castle Hundred, for our next
sheriff.
During a visit to the lower part of
the county about ten days ago, ! must
confess that was somewhat Surprised
to find such unanimity of opinion ex
isting among all classes Of Republican
voter, as to the probability Of his NOM
ination.
My acquaintance with Mr.. Davis ex-
tends back several years; he is a
thorough Republican, and has always
been an etirctual worker, and is I'M
doubtedly the most popular with the
people of any name mentioned in con-
nection with the Sherittalty. Shonld he
decide to allow the use Of his name in
the county campaign, | feel assured
thai his neighbors and friends through
out the county, from the Brandy"ine
to the APPOINTMENTS will pledge him
their undivided support, will nominate
him for the office, and one year hence
will elect him Sheriff of New Castle
county.
A card from him announcing his
willingness to become candidate,
would in 10Y opinion, meet with gener-
al favor. Yours Respectfully,
WIIMJSGTON VOTER.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

VIYANgED.-A BOY To ATTEND A
w horse and make himself generally
II ciul. Apply at GREGG Il BOWE'S.
noyq-2tt Eighth and Orange streets,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

VXTANI Ep-GENTL LEMEN BOARDERS
w at the $. T.. corner Eighth and Market
streets. Terms, including washing, $3.50.
nOy0 Btt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

SNOR RENT-PAkT or A HOUSE WITH
use Of hot and cold water. Apply at
l417 Harrison street. novsot+
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09
state el the I'm ,,a,m,

1t the REPUBLICAN, ofice, in the shade,
this morning:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock,
Go $40 73r
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NYOTICE.-CALL AT ONCE?
~ Ladies desiring a fashionable dress
and cloak maker will please call on
ELIZA PRICE, SIS W. Seventh street.
MutIs also made to order. nov8.wed. sat-tu
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

VTANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework In Q family Of two. Apply
at 7ob Spruce street. now M
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

XIIANTED-A FAMILY TO TAKE
w charge OF Il but er dairy OF from " 0
so cows reference required dairy In com
plete order. Address W NJ. u. CLARK,
rovg-6td- cod .<w Delaware City, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

Peter j. Ford has secured the sole
agency in this city from Walters &
Rhodes, importers of German cabpages
at Baltimore. They are the largest cab
bage seen in this city for years, some
weighing u, Is and rs high a. 29tbs.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-09

NOIIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ certificate No. "a for three shares Will
mingt on Coal GasCompany's stoca. in name
Of Catharine X. Rice, has been lost or mis-
laid and application has teen made for & new
certificate. nOvtL3tt
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

hood. was born in the district which
ne represents, and have always been his
nelghbor and friend. He has been twics
q member of the assembly, six times =
senator, once representative in con.
gress, three times elected county indre
ana every time during these wears
OF public life that he has tried the ordea !
OF popular election his Constituency
though politically opposed to him, has,
ever and always triumphantlv elected
MIN: lApplause.] Whenever he ran the
whole party felt the impetus of increas-
ell majorities, and the confidence of the
voters OF that district in his high integ-
rlty has borne him from five to ten thoH-
sand ahead of his ticket in each in stance
ne mas been member of every state and
natl0nal convention since the ReDubIi-
can party was organized, and represent
ing In the state senate one of the strong
est pro slavery districts in the state he
was hung and burned in efipy twenty.
tve years ago for casting his yote~and
lt was the deciding vote which sent. on
the anti-slavery issue. William Fl. Sew.
ard to the United States senate. The
record he then made he has adhered tn
aver since, and when the President select,
ID him for the principal Federal office |
q the state of New York, he selected in
he lines Of the party which elected him
Is distinguished q citizen as the state
)OSSeSSeS."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28
The EX.Rrssone.~


The association of ex.prisoners NJ MN,
mas issued the following circular to MI
ex-prisoners and veterans:
The Michigan ex-prisoners of war no.
s0clatl0n will hold q reunion at Detro;t
June u, % and %, 1881, and cordial
invitation is hereby extended tn ali
veterans to meet with them. Tho nro-
giamme includes parade, speeches nv
distinguished speakers Music hall. with
seating capacity of $500, has been en- M.
gagged fol-. three days,) boat rides on the
OF Detroit. '"o 'ouioS
Inc rate OF two cent per mile has been
Secured on all railroads centering in
Detrolt, and One-half fare on the Cjeva-
Iand ana Detroit steamers. Visitors will
pay Iu!l rare one way and be returned by
one.tnird rare on presentation of a certi-
lcate issued by the secretary, which all
should apply for. ""''n OIL
comrades who intend to participate
with us will please inform the secretarv
at once mat we may know how manv tn
provide f0r. Reduced rates have been
secured at the hotels. ranging from xI
10 ~ per day. President Garfield. Secre-
Gary OF War Lincoln, Generals Sherman
sheridan, Hancock and other distin,
gulshed comrades have been invited.
some OF them will surely attend. All
militia companies of the state have been
invited Ito participate in the grand pa-
rade, together with the United States req
uiars OF this city. Music will be fnr-
nlsned by the best bands of the west. and |
a glorious Publication can be depended |
on. All will be made heartily welcome
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

HE lawmakers having failed to ar
rest crime in Utah, the churches are
moving on the Entertainments of Satan
IN tnat quarter. The Presbyterians
nave In the Territory forty-four mission
aries. The Congregationalists are
spending $4,000 in building school
houses and the Methodists have twenty
actlVe workers upon the ground. Other
denominations are not idle.>
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28
Success.

The wonderful success which has At.
Tended the introduction of DR.. Whites
Dandeiion Alternative, is doubtless due
70 the TACT that it an honest medicine.
and Will perform all that is claimed for
u, and Dr. White must certainly have
great confidence in his medicine, for he
authorizes all druggists to sell it under a
positive guarantee, such as is given on
no other medicine in the market. II isa
specific for billiousness, liver Complaint
FEVER and ague, dyspepsia, kidney dis,
ease, rheumatism, and constipation of
the bowels, and as blood purifier and
Tenovator, it is positively unequaIed.
Plnt bottles only one dollar. For sale by
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28
The Straightest Of ReDub,,ca,.

Ii has been charged that Judge Rob.
srtson, appointed and confirmed collec-
tor OF the port of New York. and who was
the bone OF contention between Pres
ident darheld and Senator Conkling, had
been a Democrat half of his political
life, bolter portion of the time and a
very uncertain Republican at best. A
few days since Hon. Chauncy M. Depew
lifelong friend of the Judge, in a
speech at Albany told different story.
He said:
1T has been my pleasure to know
Judge Robertson from my earliest bow
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

SINCE July l, 1880, 6,13O miles of new
railroad mail service has been establish
ca oy the Postoffice department. As the
department ayails itself of the increased
facilities for mail transportation afford
ed by every mile of new railway con-
structed in the country, this 9,13O miles
may be said to represent the full extent
OF railroad extension for the past II
months.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28
Drnggists Heard From,

I'VE Know the value of malt, hons.
ters.'" "-"'' Di'-
Our lady customers highly praise
them" pA"1'0
town." :" 'ni0
The largest bottle and best medicine. y
BEST blood purifier on our sheIyes."
Our best people take Malt Bitters."
sure cure for chills and liver diseas-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

Parents who allow their children TO
grow up with scrofulous humors burst.
ing from every pore are guiltyofia great
wrong. Think of them pointed ont as
branded with lOathsome disease. and
icura Remedies. o 01'
Bad blood always causes trouble II
may may De Pea. family fight or boils. pimples,
Itcn; tetter, &C.; but no matter, "Dr.
Llndsey's Blood Searcher" is the cure
dlis 14mavdw
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

iHE jackson, Miss, Clarion, the lead
ing Democratic organ of the state savs
IN It's Issue OF the 18th inst: "The Hon
CORRESPONDENTS would have been elected to
.ne senate In 1876 if he had been willing
TO accept, and again he would have be0n
elected In 1880 if he had not persisted
~ declning. The time will never come
wnen Mississippi will withhold anv
nonor within her gift from her greatest
anu pest beloved son. If that be treason
our Northern brethren will have to make
the most Of it."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

A DISPATCH from Washington asserts
upon the authority of q friend of Mr..
Conkling that the latter will not accent
q reelection to the Senate, If rendered.
IL Is said that the Senators health has not
been good for year or more: that he ia
SICK OF the envy, misrepresentation, and
ISLANDERS of political life, and will here
aIter devote himself to the practice of
the law.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

MRS. MARY JANE LEE. eldest surviving
sister OF the Hon. Zachariah Chandler
died on Monday of last week in Man.
chester, n. H., in the eightieth year of
ner age. The Hon. Eugene Hale, his
wife, who is niece, and her mother. the
WIDOW OF the late Senator Chandler. were
present at the death-bed. The remains
were taken to Bedford, her native place,
for interment.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

FRIDAY Oh last week, at the close of an
executive session, in which several nomi.
nations by the President were confirmed
the Senate adjourned sine die, and the
country will now have a rest for ,evera,
months. Vice President Arthur was
absent from the chamber when the
adjournment took place, the chair being
occupied by Mr.. Harris. Owing to the
FACT that up to the moment of adjourn
ment the Senate had remained in az.
ecatlve session. there was no spectators
IN the galleries, and the usual scenes at.
tending sine die adjournment were miss.
ing. Senator's INDUCED in the usual
nand-shaking and wsll-wishings, and in
a Few moments the chamber, which had
Deen tne theatre of so much excitement
curing the session, was deserted.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

OVER 1900 immigrants arrived at New
iork In one day, the latter part of last
week. and 1t is estimated that the ar
rivals during this month will exceed the
entire arrivals during either of the
years of 1876 or 1877.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

SENATOR LAMAR has been giving some
suou wholesome advice to his friends in
mississippi, In recent letter he said
70 tnem: Select your Legislators with
reference to you great progressive inter-
ests' and relegate every man to the rear.
however ambitious and talented. if he il
nos ready and willing to step to the
front as leader in all that promises
educational, manufacturing, agricul-
turai and immigrational progress :.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28

tHESE LANDS are all situated within
.mon .o1 ,ho Instance from Cheboygan, apdsl
cheaper to bny choice land near town rhau,
o nth;n prices than to take inferior lands
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The liquor tax bill, published in the
TRIBUNE last week, has been signed by
Governor Jerome and is now law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
PLANS FOR A WORLDS FAIR

INWOOD DESIGNATED AS THE SITE.
NOT So LARGE AN ATTENDANCE AS WAS DESIRED
FrUITIEss EFFoRTs 10 DISCOVER THE AMOUNT
OF SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 THE PROJECT - REPORT
OF TIE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTKE-AN ADDRESS 10
TIE PCBIIC ADoP rED--LIvELY DISCUSSION.
The second meeting of the Worlds FAR
Commission was held yesterday in the Gov
ernor's Room in the City Hall. The report OF
the Executive Committee was read, aud a res
olution was passed approving of the selection
of Inwood as site. Some of the DELEGATES
announced that the sentiment i'll the West
was that the Exhibition ought to be held IN
Central Park. An address to the public was
adopted. There was considerable warm dis
cussion in the course of the session. The Com
mission adjourned until IL a. III. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
UNITED STfTES hCPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The following bust
ness va anslctcI - tur pfcmr Curt Of the Unled
States to-day
no william H. wad,worth. appellant agt. the Board
equity brought by waisworth Decree rcuit
Courl affirmed with
Morn- OF al-FIom Tennesscr.-Ths Court susaius mo
judgment OF the Court below.
in error agt TIE Louisville aud Nasvi lruad company
From uarment r.yerao WITH cosls ami 'aus
furth,I proceedings 10 conformity with THIS opinion.
ka e S So"i f S M A anna H aS' a4 asi VII
No lio. William Il. walker. aagencc etc appellant art
10 ph r. Kclster ct al lfOn Miss,un--D Decree animod
40 ioOo.-C Charlie. Good.nan app,naat. act, william T..
Neblack. From Iudana. Judgment reversed cause &c
No IGO.Moscs y. Gcoge ct Al. plaintiffs IN error agi
Samuel ". ATE From kansas Judgment affirmed " iii
o Gs A.l%% % is , "a"a IL cTEo 3sI
hrmod WIT c"sis.
JuI -n,rnt affirmed with o1ts.
er NS as ~ Of 4Sn 9 aa in 'I Dang IN
Court hohs llui the lerisnrr OF Msu neyrr by valid
pany and t t ton, !.ei by ii To- maxi such tG o9.
uons arr oDn7e Iurnty pY4nd
Nos 1871 -, and 1886 Levi. W"tzel collector plaintiff In
w. ,adwen IRON ohioJudenent affirmed WIN cost, and
No iio.-LeoroA nomherec, platinum in error act.
George e feny, rccciver ctc 'm Connecticut IIlg.
William l.. sinclair Company appellants a,t
John COOIer It al motion DENIED
so 5sZ- ihc NaiiOnal steamship Company. pantf n cr
rur aPt. Charles II. IugIntn motion ucuI.d
1Sl.-Thc Unltc1 states rel j. f. Nieuirs psaiutf In
error agi Tue CITY Of New orleans Dismissed wh t,-f,
No. IJS-Ihc Milwaukee National BInt of Wrcnu.iu
pluntinIu ,rror. agt llc cry BANS. Ar.uHL
No. l92-A. a. Btlney ct ~. aproaats ~. II. and H.
j.. Latham. FfJu submit.
No. ss1.-Aibeft T. Rabbit, appuAant asL Parker r.
Clarke ct al submitted.
At he end the decisions to-day the Cour ANNOUNCED
thr following order:
ID. Of
pJutcd since the commence a. u tI4 torn II Is ordered
that the following allotment be mad. 81 the Chef
AHsUCiat-Ju Justices ut -1Id among
the Crcns agrccaby The Of Congress sucI cas-
male provided that such allotment be entered OF
record, For III hrst Circuit Nathn clifford sOcAtt
for the second Circuit, Ward Hunt Associate
Justice; for tho third Circuit Joseph r. bradley
Associate Justice; The Fourth Circuit. Nor
rl-on r. Waite Chief Justice Tor tho ruth Circuit
William b. Woods ASS cate Justice for the sixth Circuit
Moan Il. Swayne Associate Justice for the Seventh Circuit
John NJ Harlan. Associate Justice for tho Eighth Crou1
Circuit. Samuel r. MIL Assocle Justice; Tor the Ninth
Circuit stephen J. Flell. Associate Justice.
Adjourned until TO morrow at ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. lot is believed that
the Government VIII endeavor to Gloss the Pacific Ra
way debate this week. An opposition held.
and Il understood that certain amendme TO tho
syndicate terms we're adopted. Mr. Gibson prominent
lumber MERCHANT IL New BrunswicE, has teiegIaphed
HI, Willingness 70 take 100000 worth OF stock In the
new syndicate.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 10.-The formation Of
rival syndicate to construct the Pac iic lway creates
political circles here IL is said that Mr.
Crlmp. OF Mesrs. Cr"mp. Terrence Co.. of Montreal,
Thomas Workman. Hugh Mckay and C. ]. Bridges, Of
Montreal. have jolued the syndicate. Mr. Ross, we'll
known Quebec capitalist, Will also become membera
No formal offer to tile Government has been made ~
the syndicate yet hut It Is undtIsi that q generR
meeting viii take place IN the course Of few days
details OF offer be submitted 10 the Gov
cruulcnt viii he arriv cd 1t Is said thar prominent
American capitalist of experience IN the cOus;ructor
aud operation OF possibly the longest railway on tAh
Continent has also entered the syndicate.