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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
Eow I crE Market.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Aug. II.
Wheat-Wesk and lower; 2414 cash; 16A
Sept: l6h Oct Is year.
Coru--Firmer; 532s cash; 54A bid Sept.
Oats-Strong and higher; 3414 Cash. 1885 Aug
sax Sept.
Rye-Unchanged.
Barley-Unch angcd.
Pork Weak; lower and heavy; II 60 cash; II 45
Sept; II so Oct
Lard-Weak and lower; II IS cash; Is 25 Sept,
Whisky-1 u.
LIVE STOCk.
EHogs Receipts $4,000; fairly active ard unehan
ged; q 60QI6 80.
Cattle-Receipts 6.500; steady; exports OO9f
40 shipping 4005 80.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
FIRES.

ERIE, Aug. list. Paul's church was
damaged to the extent of S12, 600.
TRENTON, N. J. Aug. 11.-Parry House
burned, loss $4,000, and 250 boarders
lost considerable amounts
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
THE POPE,S DEPARTrRE

ROME, Aug. 11.-Iti is pointed out in a
circular of the papal secretary wherein it
is stated that the Nuncios give some basis
for a story that the Pope would leave
Rome eventually, but where, when and
W, ,eether or not he will leave are questions
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
EXPORTS.

SHEFFIELD, Aug. 11-Official returns
of exports hence to the United States to
last evening show decline in value of
of 10000 pounds compared with same
month last year.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
f. Dr yOR.

GALVESTON, Aug. II. Reunion OF the
Elk Confederates living in Louisiana, ar,
kansas, Missouri and Texas Is Delng heia
in Dallas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
THE WEATHER

WAsH1N, '4ToN. Aug 11.-Upper Mississip-
nj and lower Missouri valleys, partly cloudy
weather; local raIns followed by ciear rlng
weather; southel ", veering to northwest
colder winds
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
LATE NEWS.
Continued Improvement of
the President.
Death of Hon. O. H. Brown
ing at Quincy.
Fires, Politics, Sporting and
other Notes.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE president
is slowly improving, as the following bulle
tins will show:
Ex MANSION, $50 a. m.-The president
passed very excellent night, sleeping well
with but few breaks, and awakened refresh
ed this morning.
At the morning dressing, just complet-
ed, it was found that the deeper parts of
the wound had been emptied spontaneous
ly The quantity of pus secreted is be
ginning to diminish. It's character and
the appearace of the wound is healthy
His temperature shows the entire absence
of fever, and his pulse which is less fre
quent than yesterday is improving in quail
ity. At present it is 100, temperature 99
respiration 10.
D. w. BLISS,
j. K. WOODWARD,
J. j. BARNES,
ROBT REYBJJRN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11

A SAFE AND SURE means of restoring
the youthful color of the hair is furnished
by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv-
edly popular from its superior cleanliness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
HOTEL BURNED.

TRENTON, N. J., Aug. 11-Perry House
at Beech Haven burned. The guests JOSH
all their property.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
ANOTHER ACCOUNT

The following was received to-day by
Post master Pearson;
'WAsHTNGToN.-Dr. Bliss says the Pres
ident this morning is in far better condi-
ton than at any morning since he was
wounded.
[Signed] THOMAS L. JAMES"
BANK NOTES.
National bank .notes received for re-
demption to-day were $141 900
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
Catarrh.

THE ABOVE DISEASE HERETOFORE
i aeemed incurable. will readily yield to Morris
& Henry's Catarrh Cure For sale by John Beings
ton. Price soc per bottle. 5~30d1y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-11
OFFICIAL BULLETIN

1902. m.-The president is doing well
to-day. Besides liberal supply of liquid
nourishment at regular intervals, he has
taken for breakfast an increased quantity
of solid food. He continues free from
fever, His skin is moist, but without un-
due perspiration. Pulse 102, temperature.
9S-6, respiration 10.
D. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBT REYBURN
, 1881-06-02

LonrILAnp's colt lruqiluis won tho Eli.
g!tsh Dcrby yestertiay-an event of n.!.ietl
Importance from tho fnct that no American
horse ever bcfnre obtained place III tho
Derby; TINT ID to say, never ra,. us goou Us
sA,0oo, but tllis Is lncre bagatelle compare.
with the enormous winnings Ut Mr.. 1.oriI-
larl III the betting books his gains In tflfs
way being estimated at nearly 81, o01 ,00D. lie
began lavtug money OH Iroq1,ols when the
colt was bnt year'ing, and Ut COURSE re-
celvcd the benefit Ut long otlds. Tile rucc
WAS won easily, amid tremendous cheering.
The event gives great satisfaction at this slslo
Ut the sen, and the British. tnky the defeat
rathcr goutl-naturctlly. There would ba no
uso In their making WHY faces about 1t. how
over.
, 1881-06-02

Col- CIrAnl.Es I. 0'F.AnnE1.1 lias been
writing sa.stlc artlcles on Mr.. ID. s. Lewis IN
tho farrLso'Iburg tVa.) OLD Commonwealth.
md Mr. Lewis has been rctor.i,lg In the
Rockingham I'cglstcr. Both gentlemen met
In the streets Of 1inrrlsont,arR yesterday
Tile 1ifbcrno-VirginiaE bloosl Ut O'Fnrrcil
was tip, and 50 WIS tho vlrRtnta,, bloo,l IT
Lewis. They canlc IL hIows. when solIr
policemen stepped III and took the bellcosv
gentlemen to TAIL,
, 1881-06-02

TnE Turkish authorities are taking ener-
gcttc measures to suppress revolutionary ngi-
tat|on lit the Turkish provinces. large
numbers Of bulgarian enlissarcs have bccll
arrested in Macedonia on suspicion t1iat they
were concerned with brigantIs nnd rcyol.,-
ttOnury committees. T1ifrty-Gye OF those
thus imprisoned have died of typhus fever
or "otfer diseases" It would be interest
Ing tu know what the '.Other tltsenses'' are,
, 1881-06-02

At n meeting Of prominent citizens Of
Doston yesterday, committee was appointed
tn consider the whole subject Of Worlds
Fair for TINT city, It's probable cost, Its asl-
vantage to Boston, tho tl,ne at which it
should bc held, and other important points.
, 1881-06-02

THE Russian Government hns arranged to
se,,t( agents tn wntcl, the Nlhiitsts In all the
principal cities In Europe wheso these pecui-
iar people l,nve taken up their headquarters.
Four Ut these agcnts will look out tor tho
Nl|,ll(sts resident III 1nndoll, fur will go to
Paris, four tn Geneyn, and others To tho Cap1-
ta1s of otter European States.
, 1881-06-02

SARAH DEisSItAnpT is to take Charge Of
the American Photographic tent ut charity
fete w!'1c|, is shortly to be given in the Rar-
den Ut tho Tuilcttcs ut 1'ar1s. Mile. Der,l-
llar.lt has evidently taken with her to France
pleasant Impressions Ut America.
, 1881-06-02

THE intcrnni.reycnue receipts for the
eleven months ending the us: Of May
amount to STE, 49, aaS. It Is cxnccted that
the total receipts for tho fiscal year ending
June 10 will reach slH, ,GA, ,lC0. Commission
er Ra,,m estimated tl,at tho receipts for tho
ycar would reach SlY5, ,000, 900 o,-a rntllcr close
estimate,
, 1881-06-02

formation To justify Ills tals!ng lcgut proccctl-
lngs aRninst tho stnr.ro.tt1 rascnia. Col.
William \. took, who was yesterday ap-
pointed Special Assistant Attornoy-t:cncrnl,
will take exclusive clnrge Vt tho matter .,r,-
der tho direction Of the Attorncy-ucrcrnl
Tho now Grand jury of the District Of Co
lunbfa will bo drawn OH tho 10th inst, and
then tho music will begin. and there Is II
good prospect that the thieves will bc pun
fAi,etf
, 1881-06-02

A TEKiuF1c hatt-storm swept over that
part ut Now York between New 11ackchsack
and Fishklll Plains Tuesday, destroying the
Krafu-crop. killing corn and young fruit, de-
strpyng tho strawhoszy-beds, a1ld caus'nt.
great damage generally. Some nf the hill
stones that fell were two Inches III diameter.
, 1881-06-02

TwESry-sEvEX barrels OF gasoline on n
railroad platform at Springfield, Mass.,
cuuglIt fire last night FROM spark blown
from II passing locomotive. Two explosions
occurred, Injuring forty persons more or less
serI0usIy. The iiro was checked before It
had done much damage.
, 1881-06-02

LEVY, tic cornct-p1ayer, " rs arrested IN
New York yesterday, on the charge Of btga-
my. The lauy un whose complaint lle was
arrested claims that sle was married tn him
III England ln 1850. She asks for divorce,
alimony, anu.thc custody Ut her two children.
, 1881-06-02

PRESIDENT GARFIELD las promised to at-
tend tic Atlanta exposition Ut machinery
employed In the manufacture and cutt[va-
t[on Of cotton next November, should the
public business permit. lie indorses the ob-
ject Of the exposition, anl hopes 1t may be
c1ntNcntty successful.
, 1881-06-02

Foun thousand three hundred and sixty
three Immigrants laRded ut Castle Garden
yesterday. Of these III were Morlnons, WHO
left Immediately for Salt Lake City. Tile
Mormon missionaries in Europe seem to
have lIuu considerable success this year.
, 1881-06-02

]. STANLEY Ilsyw:, the Presidents prt-
vata secretary, will ienvc for Europe to-day
OIL public service business. During hts at-
aence Nr. q. L.. pructien will act Us tho 1'resl.
dclLt'9 private secretary.
, 1881-06-02

GAIT. SAM I1ILzuE1M, OF the Garland
Grays Of Pine Bluff, ARK, tns t1tsobcyeI tho
order Of GOV. Churchill In refusing TO lnus~
ter Into the militia service cooresl conpa-
ny, md lie las been placed under nrrcst, mt!
wifi be trictt by court-marttat. The result of
the trial will be looked forward to with sonle
trf
, 1881-06-02

On tho invitation OF Secretary Window,
Slxtl,-Audltor-0f.the.Ttcasury 3lu0row aud
hts Deputy, Lllley, tvndcrcd their restgna-
tions yesterday. 1t Is stated that Secretary
Window In nak!ng for tho designations ncted
on tho request of postmusteT-GencralJ Jalnes
and Atturney-ticneral AIacVcaRl, both Of
whom declared that 1t was necessary to put
new nlen III Alct;rew'a and Lll!oy's plaeea
In order to complete tho star-route ILL.,
yestIkaiiU,s. 1t IL NOW understood
that the Attorneylcnera1 has sufficient ill.,
, 1881-06-02

Lorlllarl's Carriage, in New York City,
Drapel In Gorgeous Bunt~
Ink.
Statement that He Has Won About
$2,000,000 by Yesterdays
Victory.



Rrcat Derby Stakes WIS rul, ut EPSON to-
day. The weather WIS unusually tine, the
sun being warm allt Il gentle breeze moving.
'rlse course WIS rather harlcr than was
wished fur, ewing to drought, but 1t was still
ih better Shape tllail last ycar, TlIe event
Inns attracted more attention tfIah any Derby
for years. uit account Of thu prominent part
ptayWt by American horses. Tlo Success Of
kecne's aml I4orlIarti's runners rs 2year-
0las In lss0 ras somewhat remarkable,
nn1 their election as a-year-olds for tho
Derby naturally Increased tho Interest.
Tho difference between Englisl, a1tu
American eAttlo In favor Ut those
hero las beet growing less and less, aud the
running second by tho Inrl1lartl stock III the
.,W0-tiullleas Stakes 1lay !, a1ld tue ElorIo,s
result to-lay, show pretty surely that NIL
aitferencu will soon bs tlone nway with cll-'
tirely, II 1t IL not even 10 now. Tho w0rk of
lrmluots Iii tla 9,000 Guineas was- much at1-
mfcd, and there wHre luday wll0 favored
him for first place III the IJerby. Feregriue,;
the winner Of the .,U0o, run In with sew
cral lengths to spare, hut tie Gutneas'
course (tlla llowley Inile) Is plens-
att journey, and does not furnish u
reliable llnn for tue EPSON. 'rhe Int
ter IL of such pecn!ar sl'npa, especially
1T TUttcnlIn.n C0riter, where the turn
IL abrupt, a',A Is OF such an umlu1atIng
surface towards the linist, tint tho resources
Of tho best 0t thetn Aru silre 10 b4 heayity
taxel. Peregrl1e IL q stripping sixteen
lund fellow, that solar fstlcletE, and the e'Id
slows wisely. ha'i t0u an.tci leg to stand the
Derby pull with tho hardy bennington colt.
As has been shown time md tlMe agntlI, q
Newmarket winner Is not certain ut Ep soni.'
1t is tho peculiarly severe character Ut the
, 1881-06-02
TO WEARERS
FINE CLOTHING

To tlloso who linYc not yet supplied
themselves, this communication IL d.
rccted. On Thursday, juno 2, no shall
exhibit II larsc aad clolre line Of put.
terms and mixtures, III English Serges,
Worsteds, and French Casslmlere Snits,
that represent taleat md artistic ability
in workmanship nnd finish. Our object
IL 10 secure the patronage of these who
appreciate wcll.tnade anl tlnelJ .trtmncd
garments, nnd 10 make 1t grand sue.
mss Yo sliaIl offor these tlne Suits ut $2229,
S25. and WIG per suit. Wo respectfully
ask TINT you call and see our fine exhibit,
without tucMr ring the teast obligation TO
purchase, when you haye fow moments
lelAnrc.
, 1881-06-02

t1os.pEi., rartly cloudy weather, and yarta.
bio Winds for this region to-day.
, 1881-06-02

4 COMPETITOR tn the American News
Company las beun organized Ln New York.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06

nell at the First Presbyterian church robbery
OF the house of Andrew X. Stewart. on Mad
ison street above Sixth.
Saturday March 81. temperature 40, 90, 90
rained nearly all day, lightning at night ;
''Banker's Daughter" at Opera House, death
of John Il. Barnes, proprietor OF the Tenth
Ward house.
Sunday March 49, temperature 90. 60, 81
pleasant in the morning. showery in the after
noon and drizzly in the evening first scr
mons of the Methodist pastors, Rev. Chas.
Hill at Asbury, Rev. Adam Stengle at Union,
Rev. L. Davis at Epworth, Rev. Philip Raw
Inns at Scott farewell sermon of Rev. DIR.
Stevenson at Grace church; at 8 p. m. lecture
by Rev. q. r. Kramer at the Opera House on
"Paul the Slave of Jesus Christ Easter
Sunday, with appropriate services.
Monday March 90, temperature 40, A, 4lo ;
organization OF the Newark Il Delaware city
railroad company fifth annual reception OF
the b. G. l.. A.. second annual ball of the
Delaware Regulators William Neal. colored,
outrages Mrs. Margaret Closer, a young mar
opening of st, Paul's fair successful nomina-
tons of the fire department.
Tuesday March 30, temperature ~. ~, 80
pleasant, cool, breezy day death of George
X. Wiley, a boy ID years old, by the capsizing
OF a yawl in the Christiana and drowning
institution of the Grand chapter of High
Patriarchs of Delaware.
Wednesday March 81, temperature 40, So,
569 another pleasant day the petitioners fol-
almshouse removal appear before the Trustees
Of the Poor, but are unsuccessful; body OF
Dominick NIcGrady is found in the Brandy
wine twenty-fifth anniversary Of vt. Joseph'a
Beneficial Society stir locally over the pro.
posed rival road between Philadelphia and
Baltimore,
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SEPTEM 81 Err,

Wednesday, Sept. !, temperature "A. 81, so,
clouded over in the morning cleared of about
noon, half cloudy and half starlight az night !;
flag presentation to the Garfield Veteran
Guards by their lady friends at Institute with
a preliminary parade Republican ward nomi-
nations in the First, Second and Eighth
wards.
Thursday Sept. 2, temperature 49, 49, So,
a pleasant day with some breeze the Repub-
hcan convention at Dover the vane put on
the new Court House.
Friday Sept. s. temperature 70, SO, So, a
warm sultry day Congressman T.. L. Martin
addresses the Democratic Martin Club in the
Ninth ward special meeting OF the Board of
Education to hear Superintendent Harlan's
report on the revision Of studies.
Saturday sept 4, temperature &c. 80, $50, a
warm clear day rally OF the Greenbackers at
Fourth and Shipley streets; meeting OF
colored Republicans al Ninth and French a
Republican meeting at Blue Ball; Seventh
ward Republican nomination for Councilman
Sunday Sept. 5, temperature So, "a, IS f,
another very warm day : Captain John @.
| Morton shoots at four boys injuring one while
they are swimming towards his boat and is hled
| for court in $500 In each case burning of the
| stable and carriage house of Thomas Mousley
| in Brandywine village.
Monday Sept. @, temperature SO, 90. 90,
warm and clear until towards evening when
it clouded over Democratic parade and
| speeches on Fourth street adjourned and
| last meeting of the old board of Council ;
"Fun on the Pacific" at the Opera House,
Ford's troupe two cases of snlall-p ox dis
covered in the city.
! Tuesday Sept. 7, temperature sc, 70, 6oo,
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her mother attend st Peters Pro. Cathe

ner mother attend st fet6i'5 Pro- Cathe-
dral
Monday. Jan 20; drixz ing; tempera-
ture, As, 81, hGo; Thompson Simmons
stabs James f. Daley; Tyrone Spiers, the
accomplish of the White washing machine
swindle, leaves town; In the Board of Edu.
cation it Is decided not to pass over the
S22 600 surplus to Ouuoci: slight
explosion in the Hsglsy yard of the
DUPONT powder mills
Tuesday, Jan. 81, clear; temperature,
40, As, 51o; the Churohman case comes up
again at the United States court; the war
on the italian vendors by the merchants
begins.
Wednesday, ian %; very pleasant
day; temperature. 80 10 55e the "peanut
war" Ia continued at lbe city court: annual
banquet OF Windsor Lodge, Sons OF St.
George; Thompson Simmons held IN
. 800 for court; "Eyangeline" at the
Opera House.
Thursday, Jan. 20, very pleasant
weather, temperature 80. AZ, 4ao annual
meeting of the Pole Register Company al
p. M; United y ates supervisors for
Kent and SUSSEX counties appointed by
Judge Bradf ord; DIR. L b Stevens sud.
denly leaves the city; Willard Clubs
fourth concert OF the season.
Friday Jan. 80 clear and partly cloudy
weather, temperature Al, 4G, 1872 quite q
number Of the Shields Library Association
go up to Chester to attend the ball OF the
Haymakers' Club of that city ninth ami
versary of the H. Y III. A. at Webster's
Saturday, Jan. 81, pleasant weather
temperature 81, 48, 500; Spiers, of "wssh
lug machine" fame, claims to be much
abused man 'Humpty Dumpty" matinee
and evening performance; the city hal
crowded with men trying 10 get on the
assessment lists.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
SUPPLENIETNT~

last of the Murphy meetings at the Church
of the Covenant Gov. Hall at the Clayton
House visited by friends OF the various candi-
dates for the position OF clerk of the peace
Saturday May 20, temperature rs, ~, SO';
pleasant day with rain late in the evening
the Republican nomination for sheriff and
coroner Philip r. Clark for sheriff and Ray
worth Weldin for coroner the successful NOM
inees elaborate decoration day exercises
meeting Of the Democratic county committee
at New Castle William +. George, the accom-
plice of Joseph Leaf in the Mt. Cuba elope-
ment affair Ia beaten by Miss Wilson's brother
and four friendp, and has warrants issued for
them by Esquire Vandegrift battalion enter
tainment at the Opera House.
Sunday May 80, temperature IA, 10, 1872;
generally rainy sermon by Elder Kramer,
"The times in connection with the evil in
fluence of Robert G.. Ingersoll !" Robert
Raikes centennial at st. Paul's NJ. E. church
funeral OF Lawrence yandenbraak death Of
L. A. Fulton from wounds received in the
war.
Monday May 81, temperature "a, "a, 800;
generally clear William Il. George of elope-
ment notorety appears before Esquire yande-
grift against James, John and William Will
son, Lea Pussy, James Mcclellan and John
Kerns, all of whom except Mcclellan were
held III 1900 for court George also appears
before Esquire Brady against John w. Wilson
and James Mcclellan for assault with intent
to kill, the former being held in 5400 for
court George became defendant OH similar
charge preferred bv Mrs. James Wilson.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06
1880.
THE OLD YEAR f!
A Brief Retrospect Of Its Local
History.
DELAWAREANS And THEIR DOINGS
A Chronological Summary Of City,
State and peninsular Happen
ings During the Past
Twelve Months.
FACTS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
A Brief Retrospect Of Its Local
History.
DELAWAREANS AND THEIR DOINGS
FACTS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

We present below our annual chrono-
logical compilation of the local events of
the past year, supplemented by state
ment of the daily condition of the
weather and record of the temperature
as registered at this office at 8 O'Clock a.
M, noon and 4 O'Clock p. m. This
chronicle has been compiled with great
care and will be found TO embrace brief
yet suocinct statement OF every local hap
pening of any note during the past twelve
months. The favor with which the EVERY
EVENING record for last year was received
is evidence that it meets want hitherto
unsupplied, aud We present the record for
this year to our readers in the belief that
they will fully appreciate the trouble and
expense involved in its preparation.
The temperature figures Immediately
following the date indicate the state of the
thermometer at this hours of the day
named above, s a H., noon and p. m,
in the order given
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06

&C., a beautiful day; death of Mr.. Joseph
Teas; annual meeting and election Of the
Trustees of the Poor; the Salisbury ''Trouba-
dours" ut the Opera House; il il decided to
build portion Of the shed OF the p, w. b.
depot
Thursday April 49, temperature, 81, 6l, So /;
clouded over in the morning, began raining
at noon and rained hard at night; consulta-
ton Of committee Of Ave Of the Board Of
Trade with three United States engineers at
the Clayton House about dredging tho Chris
tiana; Willard concert; the last night OF st.
Paul's fair; consideration in committee of the
purchase of the Water rights by the city;
Webster's closing reception.
Friday April 80, temperature, 81, so, 90;
a bright, cool day, with shower in the early
afternoon and another in the evening; sudden
death Of William G. Hamilton from heart
disease while moving in field near Stanton;
the ball of the Quaker Assembly; Rev. Mr..
Duyars resume of DR.. McConnells lectures;
death Of Colonel William Hemphill Jones in
Washington,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06

meeting Of the Perpetual Loan Association
3. w. and Andrew Connor who week or two
before assaulted Constable Hickman, are
arraigned before Esquire Bertolette, the first
fined - and costs and the latter costs.
Wednesday June 80, temperature SO, 81,
$50; clear; sixth annual commencement oil
the Wilmington High School; Senator Bay
ard presenting the Adams prize; slight fire
ut 604 West Fifth street, caused by lamp
explosion; Hartman q Fehrenbach waive a
hearing Of the charge of allowing waste ma
terial to go into the Brandywine, held in
$1,000 bail for court Olyet excursion to
Atlantic City.