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Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

The FORMATION OF the standing
committees Of Courcil is one of the
most unfair and partisan acts ever
committed by public body in this
city. The Republicans have a res. ,ecta.
Bile minority, but Notwithstanding that
fact there is but one on each commit.
ieo, even where the committee is com
posed of five members. This action
however is only in keeping with the
shameiuliy partisan methods pursued
by certain Democrats in this city, but
It will bo well ior these men to under
stand that the people are becoming
tired Of them. In fact il if were no;
for the gerIymandering of the city by
a Democratic Legislature, it would moi
bo possible Tor that party 10 even have
control Of Council. Their actions in
forming these committees should be
another incentive to Republicans tc
qualify themselves, by paying theii
tax now, so that they can have voic,
In the next election.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

BOys' Sailor Sntls $3.50.
An unheard .oi price Tor
the kinds. Regularlg worth
S. to Sc. Serge and fan
mel, gray, blue, brown. Plain
and fancy collars. About
275 OF them; 4 to IL years.
Opened to, day. OF course
there's a less, a big loss, but
We don't make 1t.
Boys w hite Flannel
Suits, the nobbiest of all are
close by.
Here's a young mans
neat pln-stsipe, Cutaway
Suit. It's been S2l. Too
slow. Take 1t at SIG.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets cor
ner.
All the Hats we want
are here. Boys or mems;
straw or whatnot.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
No end to the Breezy
things for summer.
Plain and Plated Gauze
Fans, Csc from SI.2s and
sI.5o. Satin Fans, So that
have been half more. Vienna
Muslin Fans, painted, 25
and 36c.
Dozens Of light, bright,
airy cottons, Ike 1aAc Ba-
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

THE pay roll Of Council for the pas,
month seems TO indicate that the Old
salary grab system is again beirg prac-
ticed. Not many years ago there were
men In Council whose sole object
seemed TO be, how many committee
meetings they could pile up during the
month, and although but little was
said about 1t until the proper tiufe
came, toe people then gave these men
10 underst and tLHt their services were
no longer requiaed. The pay roll
presented las, evening was simply out
fageous, and We do not wondeT that
Mr.. Sharkey and Mr. Roberts objected
TO it, and asked that tie consideration
be postponed for one week This,
however did not suit those who had
large amounts opposite their names,
and consequently the motion was lost.
Mr.. Ryan proved himscli the cham.
pion committeeman OF the past month,
and claimed pay for "a meetings,
which, as there were but 25 working
days in the month, would show that
he attended an average Of over three
meeting ge each day or night OF the
month, In addition TO the regular
meetings of Council. Just how he
managed 10 do this and also perform
his duties at the large establishment In
the western part Of the city, where he
10 employed, is difficult to understand.
fr. Moore comes next with go meet
tngs, and II Is also mystery how he
managed TO perform so much work
for the city in addition to his other
duties. Then Mr.. Sawdon looms up
with record of 80, and Mr. Ayars
20, but Mr.. Baugb, from some un.
known cause, only managed to get in
Is, while the other members run frcul
0 To 3S each.
The entire bill for the month footi
up S50720 and shows that the Lcgis
lature In limiting the members here
after TO $50 month did not err, We,
however, venture the prediction tha
hereafter no member will find II neces
saTy TO attend "a committee meetingt
h 25 days. We are under the impres
sion that the new law limiting mem
bers 10 $50 month did not take efIec
until July 1st, but as some of The
pembers thought differently it woull
only have been an act Of courtesy {,
haye permitted the payroll To lay ovel
Tor one week, until they were tullJ
satisfied,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

A NEW York broker has inau.
gurated another method OF leaving the
country with his customers cash. The
old plan has always been TO clip off at
midnight hour to a railroad station
and board train for Canada. This
broker, however, was not that kind OF
fellow. so he invited his friends and
customers 10 come down to the " harf
and see him of for Europe, and when
the steamer sailed they stood on the
dock waving their bandkerchiefs until
ii was almost out OF sight. A few
hours later one Of them, having occa-
sion TO use some money, drew a check
on this broker and was dismayed TO
learn that he had neglected to leave
any cash behind ~ pay checks or any.
thing else. The amount Of his defal.
cation is said to be $40, 900, of which
he ia reported to have lost $50, 600 in
speculation and taken the remainder
with him. 1t is probable that now he
has inaugurated this new plan OF de-
parture it will be followed by others.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

A CORRESPONDENT of the Morninp
News complains OF beer being taken
to the fire engine houses, and says that
he was informed of one company that
had eight kegs on the Fourth ot July.
We believe his complaint to he well
founded, and think that some means
should be adopted to put stop 10 this
practice, as We have every reason to
believe, that there are many cqses In
which men get drunk in this way, who
otherwise would rot. We believe tina,
there are members in each company
that do not drink, who could and
should pass rules iorbldding beer to BE-
brought into the engine houses, and il
they viii not do this, Council should
take some action in the matter. II Is
probable that In the majority OF cases
the beer is brought TO the engine
houses by those who are not members,
but as the latter are Obliged TO bear the
blame, they should see that stop is
put 10 it
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY I,t. 1Sgp
JULY LIT, 1889.
Trains Will leave Wilmlngt,, ~

Af"ins viii leave Wilmington a, s,,,,,.
lraha,;aeipal. x "a p, ssIprsss,. l. au,a,,
u q Lss III. . * ~ Ht q 4 y = tii.s,
isss Ssr as 6ss:,sS .oS ~ IA Is 3, i = !
Sss; iSS; !. D. 8 ii d =. S& Is e. "a I'm
AcconmodslOn. q. sss ;nsn "a
,ksI Yoff, ia ssa ~ @, 5s ~ 4. l9d 81 p a;
"a y y 4 40 ii5s i b r. :. a. u
Ror West Ches.er,. va Lsuos,r ,p ,,a
y P5f f. E;N.is e.. !, astss ssss,s,S .SSS ,aa Ia,.
M an sad iassrMsaia.sP = sas az ?; saoo. Al uu,
na.ItiSd p ri .sa s1f ssy = Z iH.' S,sf' ia
iOiI s.s iiss n, y i, :%S1i., "a IS Il
aIns lor Il bisision snd N is.y.to; 4 N,1
sap"' M sSa n x; <. Us; w 4; n. 1895 2% sal
,,f".keio.n aud lE' foboth, $50 a. m, so
ssstord ,saGg .na,lor,, resp.n.
a. m. and II u ~ ~ anu Ws' '''A''on' q"
EIprsss % for q " g.raiu 4; ri etOu. so D. n.
~ nipSessfor u 4. & Devsr. Harrington. and D'l'
o1 EIP,s,' .ss ssS,Ss 81 D' Sasii sh 3ld f0lA' Con
Loavs rhilsasiphia, Broad Street. for VII.
u ~ y, II Is IL IS .. M, 'i2 50 . o., 6I. toS
s%' ". Oh, '6,2, eJl 67, eH. ii2o. ii ",
Accom- H odstion, es, io2s, .. M, l. 2sLg
~, t57, 6E1 hM ioB 1000 and II IS m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR LrhiiHdelphis tsx prcssl q %. asa, ,215 m
lV, II Ola. M, q "a, n, al 0c snc 10 % ~ m
Accom- odAtiep, 8 lba. n, iqie JG pI; p.li;
6%, ~ ~ % and 10 tSp. N. - y"
81. rs. Ss snd issaRreas,. fSo.s 10. IL 81 n,.
A ,5kossoSS@oSstion. i sS piSs M. Rn. is m,
TOT ,hew York (expressh zgo' ~ t@, ~
"a y ~. m, II 10, . 81. eS~ 'oSh % iai
~ T0i n Ssst g Il nohener. Vi. IAnOiin. ,n.."
For Cape yhAIlss, Old Point oonfor. AZ
For New Castle, Sirkwood, NiddlttoWa,
Clayton, Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, briiss-
vile, aeaford, Laurel and Delmar, l1 kiRhL
Baltimore Rnd Wsshineton, 40, 5 u llll
a. M, IL Is. ~, IS 81 q q, top. NJ. ard !. u
Might. Baltimore, q. % p IN. and u 10 Siglt,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for wis
mlngton texpTeeSl, 80. Y.2l. e.ln. ll.ls A..
NJ, rs, 500 't47, so, Ga, ll.2n, n.@ and
~ ihjasc6ommodAtion, 20 s.ss II. n A, H., 2.AhA
$40, B,S, In. VI sndn. NP. u,
For further Inform alton, PassengeIs are H.
fsrred 10 the ticket once al fho station.
Trkins marked thuBto are linitsd ozsfeii
upor which extra sArsn enaIEei. ,
aeasrI hSnAssr senersi PSss.assf a..
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

- REM Ell BEN thu. the payment o,
Prizes 10 GUAEIANTEED nY TOUn
and the Tickets are sisnod by the PYsaj
dent OF an Institution, whoss charter d
iiRha are recognised in the highest Courts,
kneielore, Dswaro OF all limitations or az
noImous sob amaa
ONE DOLLAR is the pries OF the SIN ali.
est part or ffRotion Of Ticket lAsUED
hY Us In any Drawing, Anything IN QUE
n me offered for less than Dollar ID swim.
ola - 'iA-
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

Acco,aing to The ewstom
6egan W rs /onr gears since,
tie Saturday haT holidays
1OaU commence next aOeek,
1911 instant. and continue
nnW further notice.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
THE CoLoSNADE, :,

i SEA ISLE CITY, N. j.
MIR. Paneosst Allen, Of this city, desires 10
Inform his friends and the public, that this
open for the reception OF guests. II is four
stories high. handsomely furnished through
out Tbs ROOMS are chserlul, light and airy.
Everything new aAd In first-clhss order. Al
excellent hlile and good attendance. Large
lerandas aud electric lights. Only two blocks
ocean. Good bathing, hshing aud FALLING.
Terms for rooms hna board are very r,asona-
BILE. Sea Isie ctty is a beautiful place. Many
fine hrtels and several hundred eottAges. The
city Is two mikes long. with sea wall, board
wrlk along the beach aud 10 llghted with elec-
THE lights. Trains for sea Isle leave Phlla
foot OF Mark 81. daily. For terms .ddrsss
PASCoAsr kLLEN, Proprietor,
j2'-t sea Isle City, New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

When taken for a few days potash
mixtures impair the digestion, take away
the appetite, and dry up the gastric
Juices which should assist iu diEestinP
and assimilsting tho food. swiit's spe-
ellie has tpst TIE opposite effect; it i'm.
proves digestion, briugs appetite and
builds up the general health.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
WANAMAKHR.s.

tiste at Sc; SC Challis at &c,
and the fast color Lawns at
Sc.
Finer, richer Sateens and
Ginghams at Ia and r5c.
Still finer ard handsomer
Challls and India Silks at
wilted prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rstes, or any iurthef iniorrna.
tion desired, urlte leEibly TO the uniersirf.
cd, clearly stating your reBidauos, with
state, County, Street AMI Hum6et. More
by your onsios;ng an Envelope bearing your
full HddTeCs 'N1i
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

You may know the luxury
OF Turkish Toweiing Bath
Sheets at very little cost.
All cotton, white, slightly
soiled, reduced from So to
50 each.
Linen loops on cotton
back, fancy striped, $275;
also the same better quality,
plain natural bleached, 50.
West of main aisle, north of Transept.
600 of the about half
price Children's w hit te
Lawn Dresses yesterday
morning. Maybe $50 now.
75c up. 2 to IL years.
Second door, Chestnut street side. Five
elevators.
Mall Hts like thistle
down for weight; jaunty,
jolly yacht shapes. F0eyy.
Ting the girl or woman
wants for hesdwear.
Chestnut street side, east of main aisle.
Get the Queen Mary
odors and you won't miss
the flowers.
Phytalia for the hair.
Odontine for the teeth.
We put them first.
Near eentte oil the store.
About SO choice Sample
Photo. Albums, all leather,
$3.50 to 81. Quarter and
third of.
Northwest of centre.
Sporting, Camping and
play things generally. Ham,
mocks that will carry dou-
ble-SI75 ior NJ e xican
Grass.
Basement, northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Lost.

On last Friday ,cn golng from G2l Van
Buyeh street TO 4th and Adtps str cts, q
J. Il. Lingo, 621 vanBuren street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Wilmington 8 NorthernR. IL.

Wilmington 8 NoTtherh X. II,
Time tAple IN euecL Juae Lsd, lse9. Tran.
lokve Wilmington tFTench strestl as ioll9nH
For Heading. BiIdsboro. yoang4 npripns
Tamaqus, Allentown, LsbanonI WsrnetS
vile and all points on the philadelphia Ana
For Springfield. WaYneaburE Junction,
S15espi9il 1ssp9 hM9Issyep nsPe, Jpoins
=. 70 =. M, 2. 10, 40 and s. 10 p. m. ,,,, Al
Fer Coatesvllle and intermediate pom" !"
7. ooA. N, 40, 4. 80 and .. 10 D. m. IN 5o,nd
for Vest On oster, 100 0. m, f'"'
Daiiy except Saturday and Sunday.
FOR New Bridge and intermediate polns,
O. y. m. and on Saturday only at OIL Al"
On sunday for Reading and internediasSHs ~
points, at Q, G8 q, m, and 7.nO .. ia, Aht -
Springfield and intermediate points ~ D."
K, q. e. McOAUsLAND, BowNEss BRlss~
Superintendent. Son tAss' AZ
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
sMPORTAMT.

AddTose III n. uAUPHTT.
or u. A. DAUPHIN,
Warrington. ID. q.
by ordinary letter containing Money Ord,i
Issued by all Express Companies, New YorE
hHchnnEe, Draft or Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect Ma, l., i,sl
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. HEPuL
EAST BOUND

RALIIAioRE OHIO EAiIRoAp
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
sExprcss trains.
NEwfoRH, week days..2 3Gol, e O5..l0?I
a. M. sl2 US, 81 3', - Us, ~ a. u. III.
NEW ioRk, sundays, .2l3, q 5OS a. H.,
rs0s, - 81, % %. tG E y. IN.
O5O, ! IS. Is 80 800, 80 3G. loS, a ~,
si2 ts. / o.. '23s, . 90 IlQ 'joS, -. ~
PHILApELrniA,s sundays ,-2l2,'' E+-5I.
IS Os - 6 10 80 ~. { sS5 ~ .!
CHrsrER, week days..2 l3 = -
T5J, Is 50, 0 ", slU 2G, lOai .. ~, 'l?JI
100 % 9s 500 4lo, s5Os. 695 Glj, 'GiI
q cnrsTrn, sri sun " days. .qlo.7o5. so7s, o@,
10 ~, a. M, sI2 Us, lOJ '2a', 800. 4ll
s5 Os, S y, 6IO, 20 ID, S35 'i52 p. NJ.
ATLANTIC CiTY, n j., week days, Ioo,
800 a. IN, 100, (l2.0s ON saturday onlyh
2.Ss, 500 5.Os y. IN. sundays, 40 IL lh''
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHISGToS, 40 I" "
IA Il. m. -, .4iG, s5 40, - %. All
GtiSi iOa, m, s2Os y. m. daily, except
FiItsGury. 's &C a, nj IS 10 and 'su5 p.
IN; all daily.
CHICAGO. IS ae a. m.. $40 p. MI both
Cincinnati and St. Louis, sll 40 a. III.
and IS % p. m; both daily.
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. $50 =. NJ.
and IL 10 u. IN. daily.
LAEDENBenG ACCOMMODATION, week
days, 6. 40, IL IS 5am, Q IS and 5 " p, IN; sun
days. 8 80 a. m, 2.l5 and 5 0p. M
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days: 80, 4 IS, 30. ll.3o Il. NJ, = -
25 8 % p. m. Sundays. O % II. nj Il H. -o''
$50 p. M ---.,,.
For Baltimore, week dnys,5 55 o 80. IS 10
II IS Il. H.; 81, '5 80 p. III. Sundays, biJ
u. m; rs aud '5 80 y. IN.
For LRndenbeTg and way stations, Week
days, 6 80, . 20, IL IS Il. n.; 2J5, D 80 y. ih'
Sundays y 20 Il. M; ? IS, $50 y. IN.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, I'll % a' ul''
daily except Sunday.
Chicago - 30 n. M, daily, except SUM
day; .5 80 y. IN, daily,
Pittsburg, as 80 am, daily, except suh'
dayi $40 j.. M, daily.
LEAVE PIlILADELPHiA FoR WlLhthdIoS',
Daily, alO ISIS, 1000. al 10 4. M i2gl .s,
noon, Il 35, iO,8 90, y Is, 80, % V5,6 3O'' S''
$40, 1910, ii 80 p. nj. o, 20,
Daily, except Sunday, 30 ana y IL
M, Il As, 80 80 and % y. m. suhuAS oh'I'
s so n. nj.
Telephone No. 1913. ,,,,,
WH- Rates to western points lower tiIah
Via any other line.
CO. SCULL, j. 7. OpEll,
Genl Pass. Agts Gen MalI2eh
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS and
BOTTOM PRICES,
-Ihave opened at
NO. 315 TATNALL STREET

NO, S15 TATNALL STREET,
With fun line of OIL CLOTHS CARPETS.
FINE FURN IfURE, GENTS and YOUTHS
CLOTHING, LADIES' DRESS GOODS
GlSuHAhs, MUsLINs and many other artl-
cles which l am selling at low prices, on
Weekly and Monthly Payments, The public
are invited to call and examine for themselves
and be convinced that this is the place to get
suited. No trouble to show goods.
JOHN DAVID ABRANSON.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnine week.
~ begin 18th Jely, 1859, and end
llth september. llavc proved of sig.
pursue their studies at this or ofhtT Law
SCHOOL, 2nd to those who propose to read
privatelyi and Sd, TO practitioners who
have not had the advantage OF sys,
tfmntiG tp instruction: For. .eiredlaI apply
NOR, Prof Com. and Stat Law.
n27.eod- -&w.lm
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
TASAH.NK EI:S

rmLADtLrniA, saturday. Jaly, 6, Issp.
Stare oben all day as usual.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

ADDRESS Registered Letters rontaNing Cur
rsney 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
Now Orleans, La,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
AN Unparalleled SALE Of
HOSIERY
AT THE
BEE HIVE"

BY a recent purchase we
are able to place before you
179 dozens of Children's
Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, 25c goods in
all large stores, at the un-
heard-of average price Of lac
a pair, and not 25c.
Note the prices:
s In. Ioc a pair. 8 i-2
in. ltc. Sin l3c. 6 l-2
in. i5c. 2 In. l7c. 2 "a
in. l8c.
Think Of these bargains.
A few dozens Of Ladies'
Black Lisle Thread Hose,
62Ic goods, at 25c a pair.
Less than half price.
60 dozens Gents 25c
Striped hose, unbleached
grounds, colored stripes, 10c
q pair instead of 25c. TAIs
beats any price we ever
heard of. The above goods
are all of a late purchase, to
be sold for your benefit at
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
AMysEMENTs. A
cwrsaNING SCHOOL
Chiidren. Ladies', and Gentlemen,
FOURTH AND JEFFERSON ST.,
Wilmington. bel.

SchAh HND dFfI IftSOn cIss
Wilmington. Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE isr.
Arrangement OF Hours:
Ladies and hisses from ga, m, to u. m.
Gentlemen and Masters from D. m. to 9 p. IN.
Gentleinen Only 6p. IN. TO 10 p. m. Private
rangement. Terms Invariably in advance.
ierms with instruction. A Regular Quarter,
80. Lesson Ticket. 4.oI, single Lesson,
Iscests. Special Terms for Families. School
Children, $50 for the season. For Swimmers
Terms without Instructions. Season Ticket,
$500; one hsntb, ~ 90; Single Bath p cents;
Ladies' or Gentlemenb Tickets, for 20. A
In charge Of the ladies' and cliidren's depart :
ment. A. 5. WEBSTER. md tu- tn sA-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
UNPRECEDENTED ATTR ACTION
u OVER 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Incorporated by the Legislature. for Edu-
oNtlohh and Charitable purposes, and Its
i!ahcilse made par Of thr present State Com
stiutlon, In ls7g. by an overw whelmlng popu-
lar vote.
IT'S MOTH DRAWINGS
tnko place semL.Aanu ally
lJane and Deeamberl. aud ftr
shA ID sIn6LE . u BER ORA W.
lMSs take piaee ia eseh OF the
olner teh aoatha of tho " car, and
are All drawn In public, aS the
Academy Of Music. New Orleans. La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For Integrity of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment OF Prizes,
Atiested as foll9we:
I'VE do hereby certify that We siperyike
lhe Arrangements Tor ali the Monthly and
S-ni- Annual drawings Of The Louisiana
slatc Lottery COMPANY, and In person man-
age Ani control the drawings Themselves and
lhAl the sane are conducted with honesty, fsir-
ness, aud In good faith toward All p,rtios. ana
We authorize the Company to use ihls certtd-
cate, with iac-simil,s ofour signaturs, Rttaeh
ed. In Its advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
.&Iaaa4zesa~.s
NVE6D
II Sze+%
COmmfRotOpNPu-
Commissioners.

VIC the undersigned Banks aud BANKERS will
pay All Fries drawn In T'he Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at our cOun-
X. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
Bank.
PIERRE LANAuN, Pres. state Nnt'I Bk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. Now Orleans Natl
Bank.
CARL KOIIN, Pres. Unlon NationI bank
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Grard Monthly Drawing,
At the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans. Tuesday, July 16, 's9.

CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
100000 Tickets as Twenty Dol.
lars each. Halves go; QTiarIePx
sos Tcrths g.; TWentieihs el.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26
THE TERMINALS INSIDE HISTORY.
SIR. oould's Purchase OF stock aud Ills
Intentions.

SIR. Gould's Purchase OF stock aud Ills
Intentions.
Richmond VA special 10 the New YORK Herald
With view oi giving the public,
through the columns Of the Hauid, some
inside history Of the Terminal, I had a
long chat with Mr.. noolcy today.
"What," asked that gentleman. edo
you think are the most important aspects
Of the affairs Of the Terminal Just novg'
After some reflection Mr. Doolcy said.
"Wcll, they may be considered In three
aspects
"Fint--As 10 the new scheme OF finance
which Is about TO be- brought forward
Second -Asto the objects Of the orga.
niMtion Of the great original enterprise.
"Ihirl-As to iisrcsults aud effect upon
the business aud development OF the
South
"Whcn Mr.. Inman and bis party sold
the Georgia Company stock 10 the Ter.
minal Company last fall, the indebtedness
Of the latter company consisted Of about
81, 100000 Of o per cent bonds and some
uncomfortable amount Of floating oblign-
iiouA The purchase Of the Georgia stock
made Il necessary 10 raise something like
Sl.OOO,OO0.
There are In the control 81 the Ter.
minal Company three elements or
pariice
"NIr Gcorsc s Scott, President Of the
Richmond u Diuvil'e, representing the
fini National Bank party, who uas been
especially identified with Richmond q
binyIlIc affairs. McUr Brcc & Thomas,
representing the East Tennessee. Virginia
q Georgia parry. aud Mr. John H. lnman,
representing the Georgia Central party
what about Jay Gould9' ! asked.
ut may bC said here" replied Mr.
Doolcy, THAT Mr. JAY Gould does not yet
control the Terminal. Although be has
an amount OF stock. variousy estimated
from 1000 a. ~, 600 sharcs, hc has not
Yet appeared as an important factor IN
shaping aud controlling the policy Of the
company To- has ior eighteen months
past BEEN Cndravnring 10 establish 'clusc
connection with the Fast Tennessee, Viz.
ginia x Georgia at Memphis, aud the
Georgia Pacific at Arkansas City, aud has
closed or l. about 10 close contract which
will greatly benefit tho terminal system.
Knowing this. be has bought stock, cx'
peCiing 10 profit by fho rise. II he In
Intends anything more Il Is secret con-
incl'io biz own bosom. Probably he has
not determined himself, but will be guided
by circumstances and future develop
ments."
"Now about the terminal inancesg'
well, each Of the parties above named
had ia oWn srheuia Of finance aud foT n
long time they could come TO no agree
mcnL 40 length. Il u understood, that
the managing parties have harmoniEed
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over each other, and the probability of
some OF the ladies in the crowd be-
ing seriously injured. She stopped the
General in his speech as she called
his attention TO the manner in which the
ladies were being pushed and wedged
here and there, unable help themselves
There was sore lack Of management in
the whole affair, and no person is deserv-
ing Of any credit for the manner in which
the reception was carried out, except the
entire mass who were bent upon giving
the Prcsident-elect an ovation OF the old.
time kind. As soon as the General left
the platform, the crowd began to grow
less dense, though the train was wedged
about by people until it pulled out. The
time given TO Columbus was at least
double that which was arranged by the
original program.