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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
THE NEWARK MEETING.
A Very CreditabIe Meeting and
Parade - Speeches by Mcssrs
Isayard, Gray, Turner and
laIIundip hmm.

Very CreditabIe Meeting and
Parade - Speeches ny Mcsus
Isayard, Gray, Turner and
SaIiandig ham.
The Democratic Cutpouriuc vt Newark
on Saturday afternoon and evening waH IL
vary crediiabe affmr, ard deserving of
q much more extended notice than space
will allow,
In the afternoon mass meeting was
held, which was attended b. nearly Il
Thousand persons and addressed by Sena
tor liayard and Representative Martin.
The STAGE WAS erected on the properly
of James II. Ray, Esq, aud was
IL feet square and tasteiuliy trimmed
with eyergrrens mud flags
In the evening il torchlight parade of
clubs FROM christina, Mill Crock, White
Clay Creek and Pencader hundr, DIS and
one from Calvert Mary Wand. took place
The parade loukni welt. Thtre were
about 500 ia line, Que balf OF them being
mounted on fine horsos aud / : carriages
brought up the rear. The wuUic was
nearly 4 mile i'll length. The ujrsrmen
riding two abreast.
Many of the buildings in the town were
Illuminated, Delaware College among
them, the effect bslug very pretty, About
$ 30 O'Clock u m1a:ug was organic d
which was addressed briefly by Attorney
General Gray aud j. l. Yllaadizuam
Esq, add more st length 10y II. q. luruer,
Esq.
Mr. Gray, who had but n few minutes
TO catch tns tram, Gompliwenied the
parade and audierce aud said thar II there
ia "A dpEUordant Democrat in ID laUarn IL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
GETTING THEIR CoLoRs.
the Dupont clarified Club Receives
Il detrimental Ernm. Tho E.adies.


The DUPONT Garfield Club OF Rising
Sun had it's day Tuesday night the occasion
being Nag presentation by the ladies of
Uhrl7tiana hundred. The club formed in
line at its headquarters and stepped over
to Rokeby Han, where the ceremonies
took place. There were 10 to 100 men in
iins who bore up well uader the admriug
gaze of Rising Sun.
Ihe meeting Was opened with singing
"Colnmbia' the ladies' leading of. TIE
flag was then presented by john 5. Miller
in speech which had an electrifying
effect upon the assembled Republicans,
both masculine and feminine. James
Vincent received the flag for the club in
style that did justice to his subject. Both
these speeches were supplemented with
loud cheers for the ladies, for Garfield and
Arthur aid the ticket.
"'phe Star Spengled Banner" was sung
and then Captain Frank Sheppard formed
the club in order and directed il through a
number Of e9olutions. The ladies gave the
oiuU so in addition TO the large ensign,
tor which they were heartily thanked.
The indies advised chem Of their duty by
singing '.Riily Around the Flag," and
when the club marched off the csre-
monies were concluded with tine singing
of Aud Lang Syue."
The nag is one OF the kind which is to
he carried horizontally, it being too large
for u staff
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
DYs4sTROCs COLLISION,
A Locomotive Runs Into n Related
Train List of the Injured

CINcISsATI, Oct. 2U.-A collision GU the
Cincinnati, Hamilton j Dayton railroad
this morning at Jones station, ~ miles
north of Cincinnati, resulted in the ipjur.
inf of IL passengers.
None we're killed outright and none are
yet dead.
The trsin. luown as the Sidney accom-
mediation, left Hamilton at & ~ O'Clock,
two nit 1tcs ihie.
AT Sehenrk'., the g cond station below
Hamilton, II was Detained five minutes on
scroup' o. freight trnin.
On reaching Jones station being too
late to reach its regular meeting poiot of
an outgoing train, it was taking side
track when train No. IL, which had left
Hamilton at 40, came up behind 1t and
caueht the rear car which bad not yet left
the main track,
The engine struck the end car, broke
its own upper works, aud filled the car
with escaping steam.
The injured ara DR. A. O. Jones, Con-
nsrayille, lud head Gut and upper body
scaded.
Sarah Mahsw Knobknoster, Johnson
county, Missouri, hands scalded.
Maggie Mahaw, Nicholasville, Ky,
scalded
Sas Mah9u, NichOlasville, KY. hands
md face scalded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

The .tHG GdhtMrHiI tells this story :
''hn sw!ul Ease Of the consequences of
refusing u young mans honorable love ID
reported Oh tue Wcst Side. 4 rsailJ nice
young nian fell IN love with handsome
girl, tne nply daughter Of handsome and
well preserved widow Ut IS, and offered
her na, r,aEe, She ridIculeo hun because
he waF 70, nd SAID he vas old enough TO
be her fs'!.CT P1d So on, ard with her
taurts eoadei riLi 70 such pitch of
frenzy tina. he swcre tina. lie would be
fealtully ressuged, Accordingly he pro-
pos, d to ald married The wretened girls
mother. Now That wretched girl has to
wear stout leather boots two Aizas too
large for her nuu 90 10 bed Al . D. m, and
escnew tNs theatre, chocolate csramels,
Ice crear rrd in fact everything else that
max rs lie worth living for, her stcpfather's
nominal object being What when she grows
up SIZE may be as Hplaudidly insured
woman as her uolh-r, the com pliment
Implied n mis- inducing the mother to
second h.m enthusiastically. When a
young uau comes around To see that
wretched gr her s'epfstuer bCuuces him
dnwn the front steps throws his hat
after him and tells the wtetcbed girl the
young man is net fit panion for her,
and That he is as solicitous for her future
IS he wOuid lie for that of his own child,
aud tuzetLcr, IN the kindest manner
possible. he makes that wretcked girl
even wish SAC WeTe dead b. many is II 100
ti,n-s = day
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
How They Make

"Testes good, doesn't.it?" asked the drug
clerk, az the customer drank the soda
water favored with pinespple syrup.
"ies. very good"
The drug clerk laughed sardonicaily AMI
said
"Of course. But then you don't know
what it is made Of"
what do you mean 7"
The old mans out" he said, looking
cautiously around the store, land m let
you into some of the secrets of the
business if you wont give me away. The
old man made that pineapple syrup out OF
old cheese that you could smell through a
tire proof safe. Full Of shippers, too I'll
tell you a curious thing about that cheese.
The old man Out of Il slice ana brought ii
up stairs mere with him one night. He
laid it on the counter next morning it
was gone. Come to look the little animals
in it mad showed il on to the floor, wrig
gled it down stairs and put II back exactly
in its old place in the cheese. The old
man said tnat WAS an extraordinary illus
tration OF the strength of the home instinct
IN the brute creation"
Il think I'll be skipper myself, said
the customer, with white face, and
he skipped out OF the store to the nearest
bar room.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Nor a STRANGE PLACE.

1t isn't as if you were 60
ing to a strange place. The
chances are you've been here
before, and know something
of our ways, Perhaps your
neighbor has been here; and
has told you it was a good
place to SO to. Perhaps
you've only read that we
sell a good many clothes,
and say to people who buy
them: Bring them back if
you don't find them every
way to your liking. ....
Now this is really why we
are net strangers to any
body: because we deal with
everybody as with a neigh
Dor; and expect him to come
right bacl, II he has cause of
complaint.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
MTDDL Fro Wk.

Che Democrats Waking IA lively
Campaign MASS Meeting on
rt,estsy NCNt-N speech i.;Isi Night
nv Ia. as. goicIHHer.
-psclsl ,.ortpsp lnduucr \, STATE Journal
MIuELErpwN, Oct. ~ The Democrats
of st Georges huudred are thoroughly
org4uizao and are conducting an aggressive
ulnlpMsn grand county mess IN etieg
will be held here on next Tuesday, al
which Ssnaor Bayard will speak, and a
large number of emlEeut public speakers
have been invited A grand proc sion
will take ulAan in the afternoon ma Il
tovchliaht procession nj night when a
meeting will be held il tha iowa hall
A'plly i 900 people are expected
Last night large meeting was h'id ~
-Le Hancork AID Eng.lsn Headquarters,
,vLen Mr. II. Il. ColomH-r spoke tur ebau,
an bour Among tuoee present were Bon,
b Y. Bisgs +. Il. Guan.,a, Esq Charlie
Baastcu. tad othor well hngwu Democrats
A mss fur.;ipg VII ~ A,i3 81 Summit
Bridga Io.morror tV5niHF, and q prlrd
rure6l.h, .roc-.siou S,eeaAus WA b,
dsiysf,d by Garry NolaLd, Esq 4. Il
gvic!eAes, aud others.
Tie grand mass mseting here on next
Tuesday will sutpass anything OF the klno
ever kaowu in this part OF the county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
sr oEOEGEs.

Special Correspondence OF State journal
ST. GEORGES, Oct l5.- Curtis COfmGn.
colt red, was arrested yesterday aud AZ
raien ed before Justice of the Peace A. N.
Suiier, on charge OF assault and battery
with intent to kill, he having beaten his
wife upmsrcitully with club. She was
scarcely able to give her testimony in the
case Coffman vas committed to Jail to
await the result of his wife's injuries The
woman was in The employ of Edwin Rry,
bold. in hose house she aEd her HUSBAND
were living,
The streets of tits town have been put
in good repair, adding much to the com
fort of those driving over them.
One of the drivers on the canal bou8h'
a pair of boots, two or three days ago
and, in throwing them to his boat, aoou'
80 feet from shore, they fell INTO tue
canal. He at once jumped in after then
and caught them, he declares, before the!
reached the bottom
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Our National Health Cause OF Thanks
piNing.

The past season has been particularly fortunate
and particularly that Of the Cult States. The
plague OF modern times-the yellow tcyur-has
been fought and yanQushed, thanks greatly to the
efforts OF the late lanented Dr. Chopin, ~ the head
of the world renowned Charity Hospital OF New
Orleans. THIS institution has been mtracuOusly,
as it were, preserved in the highest state OF lis
efficiency by the large revenues It annually receives
for twenty-One years, commencing tsiis, from The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, about the
grand monthly distributions Of which all inlurma-
ton will be given on application hy mail made to
NJ. A. Dauphin, No $40 Broadway, New York Ciiy,
or same person at New Orleans, la.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

T~1 gagrante, giving tho names of John
Simpson and James Gonaway, were
directed by Mayor Aiimond Wednesday
TO take ii vacation of thirty days in Nsw
Castle jail. I'vo cases OF drunkenness
md discritrly conduct were ai1o disposed
Of. tie defendants being fined - oedts
md costs each
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Ghe Coming Presentation

all tho arrangements for the hIg pres
eutation at the Opera House, under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Democratic
ulub. on Friday evening Of this week, have
been perfected The meeting in to be
called to ofder promptly at 80
O'Clock aud the speakers for
the occasion viii be Hon.
william Wallace, of Pennsylvania,
Hon. + L. Martin aud Harry Saatpey,
4 presisut of ths club There viii
be all attention paid to the securing of
seats for ladies, aud occasion PROMISES to
be an mspicious one. The reason for
calling the meeting so sharp is that
Senator Wailaae will have to leave town
ea'iy IN il,e evening rnd therefore will be
nras.nh for tine ----
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

A Crowd of DisOrderiy Negroes
Gather on the Pavement at Ninth
ana walnut streets and Throw
Bricks at Cotton Factory Girls
Going Home From Work.

A Crowd of DisOrderly Negroes
Gatber on the Pavement at Ninth
ana walnut streets ana Throw
Bricks at Cotton Factory Girls
Going Home From Work.
Tuesday evening MIR. John Hewlett,
foreman OF the card room in the Frank lin
Mills, applied ut police headquarters for
officers to be- sent to the factory to pro-
tect the girls employed there, saying thet
they had been attacked by negroes while
going home from work the night before.
An EVERY EVENING representative called
upon Mr.. Hewlett this morning and heard
his story. There are some 20 girls
employed in the card room and Mr..
Hewlett assured the reporter there were
none among them capable of having given
the negroes any cause of otfense.
On Monday evening four of these girls,
Mary Sweeney, Katie Burke, Annie burke
and Lizzie MCKINLEY, perfectly reputable
young women who have been employed in
the factory for two or three years past,
finished washing up and started for home
nj q 20 O'clock, il few minutes ahead of
the other girls employed in the room.
They CRIME out of the mill and started
down Walnut street but had only gone a
few s,eps when Il yOtley Of bricks were
thrown at them by crowd of negroes
gathered on the pavement iu trout OF the
battered and windowless National Hall.
Tue frightened girts ran home as fest es
they could and the negroes did not pursue
them
Tuesday evening, shortly before quit
ting tune, Mr.. Hewlett discovered four
negroes with bricks in their hands, skulk-
tug outside the cotton mill fence just
GROUND the corner, where Taylor street
inIersects Walnut Ha warned them away
and then sent for the police
The EVERY EVENING man talked with
two of the girls who we've assaulted, and
their story confirmed that told by Mr.
Howlett in every respect lhey said that
there were some 30 or G0 negroes in the
crowd from which the bricks came, and
that come 10 or 20 brickbsts were thrown
in all
When the other girls came out Of the
card room, some 10 minutes afterwards,
the Waterman of the factory was standing
On the paving having previously been in
the Ciliee) ana tie girls were allowed to
pass ulmolested.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence OF State Jonrnal.
DELAWARE Cry. Oct. ls.-Nlr. Sadler
shipped from his coal wharf !, 100 tons Of
coal last week. loading one tirec-masted
schooner and two barques.
There has been more traffic On the canal
this wear than for years past ..
The Hancock and English club went 10 Port
Penn on Saturday night to attend a Demo
cratic meeting which was addressed by Walter
Cummins. Esa., and others from your city,
There was considerable enthusiasm and inter
est. Tic political pot is boiling, even in this
quiet town.
Rev MIR. Stew9rd. lately removed hithel
from New Castle. nl!nd the pulpit OF the
Episcopal church on SUNDAY, the rector, Rev.
Nj. Phillips, being i'll and unable to hold
service.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Notice.

The potato rot is reported at Cape Breton
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

Ass0tiNi0I Press DlHNltHh.
pEN,fg, Col, Oct. 20, The Governor
received, last evening, dispatch from
W4sniLs ton saying that il agent Berry is
served with criminal process in the
regular aay tie Uritrd States troops must
moi iuirrtere But II his arrest is
attempted without due process the Naliouel
troops rnaj protect him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Meeting Of III. trustees Of ,l.o Poor.

the Aln.stnuse on Wadnesdoy morning Of
next geek, to pass upon bills ti't may be
presented, aut other busn' So 4hs
s1pulg Committee viii meet on tho Satur-
day mnrnuR following to receive propo-
sas tor llruishing tie institution with
bread, meat, and tobacco for the next
three pOnihs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Chnrconl IRON Workers.

AesOclated Ffens nlspatcb.
HARmsBuRG, Pa, Oct. 2O.-The United
States Association of Charcoal Iron
Workers met here last evening, but only
few members were present. The officers
of last year were reelected, aud several
papers we're read, after which there was
u hauqnet At the L1chiel Hotel.
They let, thia morning on an excursion
to the ore fields of the Cumberland Valley.
A meeting for the discussion of pap Is
will be held at Chambsrsbnrg this even
ing. Tomorrow AID Friday will be
devoted tn visiting the iroa works III this
f.iIV
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
CONE AND SEE US.

Come and see us, or drop
us a line, saying what you
want, as near as you can. If
you are here, you can see for
yourself a great variety of
things, try on what you like,
and go home with the old
clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy; and nothing can
be more satisfactory
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
IA FINE RESIDENCE BURNED.
a Large Collection OF Valuable
Paintings saved

BALTIMORE, Oat. 20.--Tae country resi-
dencs q Cherries j. Baker, president of
the Franklin National Bank and member
Of the firm of baker Bro.hers * Co, glass
manufacturers, OF this city. situated
about tour nles from Baltimore on
Frederick road VAS entirely consumed by
fire ahsu. 30 O'Clock las. night with most
# lis contents Only the large collection
CT valuable paiutiaga and little articles OF
tnruhoro bong sny-d. The loss Is about
$50. GOO.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

While loading the Water Witch engine
on the cars Tuesday John Mcoaulley got
his hand caught between one of the
wheels OF the engine and the brake and
the brake closing upon his hand, bruised
ii rather badly. The injured hand was
dressed by DIR, 4. A, Brown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

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sp'." w. III, ,rhr.,', r5.,.r,er Is
g,.r,..t mann M .aror,fs @; Repuhlioan
Cmsrc,, Il, h.4 boeu shown by that
F., rat.urI lo have ,nd,d MS hnRere ~ith The
70. nj bribery and hlist I'D hie lips with
I ,s.e g'l- nj pemrs.' Mr., Coukiing
ptushs ''far ti- &c ,uncity and intelh-
I saue- i!-tary yoaopes Tor tne capacity
sud intelligence Of LscJc,m borgia aud
4 the tntiur Arnold, I'd ,Ae records OF
/ eut.r viii youch for 'hr ssr.ci'g and IN
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

II Is Mcdaniel, carpenter living on
Fourteenth street between k,"e and
French, gfell from a plank stretched nc, ,Hsa
the rafters in Pickles foundry Tuesday
morning, hight of abou, 10 feet striking
upon heavy IRON casting, and breakir g
his right leg just above the ankle. He
was taken to his homs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
The Democratic Finale.

The general parade of the Democratic
party, of this city, is definitely
and positively fixed for Saturday
evening, the Both inst, little
over week hence. 1t is the intention to
make an imposing appearance, rs closing
boom for Hancock
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

Visiting this country will find llales Honey of
HorehOuud and Tar superior remedy for the
Coughs, Colds and Bronchial difficulties which i
change from a tortid to a temperate cline always
eugenders. Cubans VINO have tried II are loud in
its praise. In fact, It has equal in the pharua-
copmia, or among proprietary medicines, az q cure
for Throat or Lung complaints. PrOcurauie OF all
druggists at so ccns and 81. Great aaving by pur-
chasing large size.
Henry ii. kellogg, NatcrlOwu, n. Y, writes
81 have 1.te Il sale OF Hales Honey Of Horr~
hound and Tar; use IL in my family and recon.
mend it.n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
oHnIsTIAN REyOL UrIoNIsrs.



Associated press DISPATCH.
LONDON, Oct pa dispatch from
Bucharest to the Times says; Trust
worthy Intelligence from the border lard
between 4agedonia and Albania represents
that the Christians are ripe for revolution.
rhe kilograms and Mussnimen are
armed aud assassinAtioLs on both sides are
olmiGun occurrences. Anarchy reigns
supreme.
1T ~ believed iirat lhA chief purpose of
the Turkish authorities is inducing
Aibanians to flock to the northern and
southern frontiers aud 10 establish troops
in the interior where they can control the
lawiess population and crush their ideas
OF Independence.
III some steps are not taken to restore
order, the population will probably be
considerably diminished by mutual
determination"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
7leets Mttn pttticnlllcs.

ssscclatel prres Dlsratch
PARIS, Oct 2O.-The proposed pooling
arrangement between the two cable com.
pauies meets with difficulties raised by the
United States.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

Mrs. Edward Bringhurst, Mrs. Sarah
Brinahurst, Miss Annie Semple and
Austin Harrington, Esq, were chosen
Tuesday delegates from the s. z. G. A.
society of Wilmington to the International
Humane Association, which meets in
PHILADELPHIA November 18th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
Fatal cunning Accident,

Nentrrtlle tNd. RECORD.
On Saturday afternoon last Master
William Dewing, aged l6 years ana son
of Rev. T. 5. Dewiug, who resides about
four miles from. Centeryilie, in Spaniards
Neck, was Shot III .ha stomach and i'll
stanvly killed, under very distressing cir
cumstances. II seems that young DeWiuR
with two friends, Augustus Heating and
George Leonard Harley were cunning
for squirrels on Mr.. Dewing's farm, the
three boys having with them two double
barrel guns. Coming to branch young
Heating and young Harley crossed over
aad Dewing proceeded to pass the guns
over to them, both guns being cooked.
The first gun WAS handed young Heating,
muzzle foremost, for which keating
demonstrated with him, but took the gun
and laid 1t down The other gun was
then handed over breech foremost, and
with the barrels unfortunately pointing
toward Dewing's stomach. just as young
Heating was in the act Of reaching for it
the gun was discharged, it is supposed by
a twig locked into the trigger, and the
whole load passed into the stomach of
Master Dewing, seyeriDe the intestines
and causing almost instant death.
-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21
lHe HsIr,y Outtbc Ga..

A-ely!Etad Pro.s Dispatca.
POM JEWS, N. y, Oct. 20 Michael
O'Coauell, OF Bradford, Penn, who blew
out the gas when going 10 bed last night
was fauLd dead this morning,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

Pixies Toothsche Drops Cure in One Minute.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

10 use Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills is WHEN sou have
Nausea, Loss OF Appetite. Yellow Cast OF Tire sk!u,
Rush OF Blood 10 the Head, Cold EAtrtm,tluF,
Ringing IN The Ears Pain in the BaCS, Side and
shoulders, High GoiOreG Urine, Vertigo and
Bou-ness They afford prompt rc'u,i, A. a
family mcdlciuc III oy have no equal. ...
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

THE PEhHSTLrIEII ". c. 2. L.


A3FUCIAttU FTtsS DI7FaIVI
NARErsBuEa, PA, O4t. 9O.-The State
convention of the Mnmen's Christian
Temperance Union commenced this morn.
ing at he Capitol There are about 80
delegates present The session was
devoted to addresses and the reception of
credentials. The convention will be in
session three DAYS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-21

The dye new steamships ordered to be built
on the Clyde .S a French shipping, company
are for service betwet., aaNre ana Canadian
ports.
The naval review and exercises in Hampton
Roads will begin next Tuesday and last for
two or three days,