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Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

elephant that he has made such prsa,
efforts to obtain, had at last been secu,
nj In siam, and was at the sea eOas,
ready for shipment to this country. The
elephant Is the only one of the kind
that has ever been permitted to leave
Siam, and Mr.. Barnum counts on IL o.
his great attraction for next season.
Johann Lucke, aged ~ years, and his
wife, about the same age, made mar
row escape from death on Friday
through y mistake The aged couple
live on South Front street, and last
Wednesday Mrs Lucke visited q mar.
ried daughter residing in Camden. The
daughter had several different kinds of
herbs IN the garret, and the mother
brought home package Of what she
supposed was mint, to make tea. She
made the tea Friday evening, and short
y after drinking II became very III and
a physician was called IN. lie found
her suffering from,a narcotic poison, and
upon investigation found that the tea,
which they had drank WAS made from
the poisonous Jamestown weed.
Tho proper remedies we're administer
cd and the old lady recovered, but the
husband, who had not felt any bad
effects until after the doctor left, was
then taken sick. He became po bad
that he had to be taken 10 the Pennsyl-
vania hospital, where he remains In a
dangerous condition.
The new quarters for the financial,
editorial and local departments of the
Public Ledger were formally opened
yesterday afternoon. A reception was
held from 2 O'Clock until 5, that was at.
tended by IL large number of visitors,
including almost all the ene wspapcr men
In the city. The apartments are well
lighted, well ventilated and very
commOdious, and after the visitors had
been shown through by members of
the staff, they were furnished with re-
freshments.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are 80 we'll satisfied with the system BY
which all tickets are cancelled by the |
gateinen at the Broad street Station
in this city that they have had the
gatenen from the Union Depot in
Pittsburg, and the gateInen from their
depot in Jersey City in this city for
several days receiving instructions. and
it is the intention ofthe Company to in
Lroduce this system at all their large
stations. The, that l}A~e been
will be bs1 d 'sfYfEtfy respou-
fp1a fQIAAll tasseu1t.Swho take wrong
Talns. OBSERVER.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Tse Police Pay Rolls.

II is probable the trouble about the
police pay-r lis will he sctlltd and the
m"n receive their money this week
AtlrI consultation with some Of the
members Of the Police Committee, the
Mayor has instructed Chief of Police
ilaw tlInS 10 alter the rolls to cOutOrm
with rilr new law, from the thirteenth
Of April. They will then be passed by
Ci y 'ouuci al its next meeting, and
the men who are in need of their money
vii! receive what they should have had
II week ago.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
SPDCIAL MEN7 sOH
Cigars.

AM now closing ont my immens
stock OF cigars at wholesale rates pr,
vious to removal Chas. J. II. Beckett
lOS and 1l0 Market street, Wine, Iiqu0
and Cigar Merchant
N. B-DeaIers will do we'll 10 OK
anime my stock before purchasing else
where.
Photographs
ktaluoed in prices Fine re-touehs.
cabinets reduced from $500 per dozer
to $500 per dozen. Gard photographs
finely re-tOuched, reduced from $2.5l
per dozen 10 $l.6O per dozen. T. G.
Holland. photographer, gallery 3O1
Market street.
TIN Roofing, Tin RO0nnx.
A. Chambers, No. 215 King street,
practical tin roofer Thu roofing, gut
teriDg and spouting-au kinds OF iot
work promptly attended u. Roofs re-
paired and painted. Estimates fur
nishDd when desired
Flour Depot
Everybody il invited 70 call at the
Flour Depot and try the Mill Boy Roller
Flour ; it bakes very white and holds the
moisture. People that like white brea(,
should not fail TO try it. W. j. Kimble,
Front and Madison streets.
Feed MiIIs.
Just arrived, ear load of prime
Delaware corn; also large stock of
cracked corn, corn and oats ground,
corn meal and screenings, at wholesale
n m Ia. lAr af
Painting aud Draining.
W. S. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter, graining and glazing.
Residence I'll w. Fourth street. Shop,
n. 4. cor. Second and West streets,
Wilmington. Del.
Oysters, Systers. Oysters.
II you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in the market goto Ainscow's,
7O7 Shipiey street. 25, 80 and 40 cents
per quart also wholesale.
llam,nOnd's Pain EradIeatOr,
For catarrh, rheumatism and all
diseases that require external appli
cations. Sold by Taylor 81 Fullerton,
302 King.
Seed Potatoes, Seed Potatoes.
Go to n. l.. Janney, 3Ol and 3O3 King
street, for extra Maine Rose, pure York
Rose, pure Burbank Potatoes--all pu re-
stock for seed.
Painting.
Tlghnan Danner is now ready for
all kinds Of .iobbing and painting. job
Ding specially, No. 5lO Market street.
Shoe Brushes.
An immense stock, 10 cents Up.
Dantorth, Druggist, Second and Market
streets.
Wood, the Taxidermist,
No. 2O4 East Third street, nouns pet
with glass case for Sl.50.
Ninth and Spruce Streets.
Go to Frishmnths for your groceries.
Ginger snaps and nic-knacks 10 cents.
Geenleaf's Rest
Roller Flour at the Flour Depot, Front !
md Madison streets.
Dunn's Digester aud Kobertsnn's 5 Pull |
monte Elixir, which have been extern |
lively advertised III this city, are for
ale by j. Il. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth |
md Poplar.
If you want the best flour in the city !
% to w. S. Townsend, No. y East
Fourth street.
You Can get half and whole shee
fosters at satisfactory prices at the tE
UBLICAN office Call and yet our prices
Peter Henderson's Reliable garden
eeds, fresh and pure, for sale by w. S.
'ownsend, No. East Fourth street.
Get your parasols al Ssrang's Umbrel-
! Emporium, Fourth and Market SITS
Take your Old pictures to Holland
nd have them rIpieI. 307 Market St
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Personal.

Gus O'DonnelI. of this city, who was
recently arrested in Philadelphia for
being concerned in the robbery of a
watch by "Slirn Jim tIagany, was
released from custody on Friday, and
Immediately returned 10 Wilmington.
The court failed to find aIy evidence
against him, and stated tnar they mis-
took him for another man. iIagany
was committed. The friends of Gus
will be- glad to hear of his innocence -
" hile h" bears II bad name, he lbs new
er been found guilty of stealing. Gus
promises to thoroughly rrlJrm
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Wonderful and Astonishing Cure.

", have before rs the case ot Il little
Giri, Mn liz i.>I September was taken tc
lhr. Simm>, after hrinI ururuumcri in.
curahlc by phy>irian>. Sh" was a'I
aWtUl case ot srroiUlpn> ulSraHt, VIII
sores and SrabS from head H. fret Iu
six months Dr. Simms Blood rurliirt,
the great blood cure. s',undIy cured her.
Sh, il now as well looking as uychiid.
81. Depot, Fourth and King streets.
Sold by dealers. JohnSton, Holloway
4 Co., Coz Arch street, Philadelphia,
Whu,.Sl e agents.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
An Aching RRr X

Is O!tentiinpS 4 NOR" SERIOUS 'lHtftf
than il seems. If it proceeds from dis
ordered kidneys, the sufferer has real
c;tus, for alarln-and ninr times ont OF
ten ii does come from the kldneys.
Reader, if such is your plight, You
'auunt use Hunts Remedy too soon.
Your case may hrrulMr very serious
before you knDw it. Hunts k"meIy,
= hr .rcat kidney and liver medicine, is
! sure care, the oni.; sur" cure, indeed,
tor I'LL ailnuruts uf the Kidneys, bladder,
,ivcr and urinary organs--very danger
OnS Il diseases
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Sold Out.

T. &. Holland, photographer, has sold
our his establishment at No. East
Third street, and will hereafter devote
all his Zine and attention to his main
place of business, 301 Market street.
lie hopes by this arrangement 10 bring
himself inro more "Io>er relationship
with his patrons and 70 render his srrv-
ices more apprtriarive. It is but few
steps from II" old place Of business TO
his new place. Don't forget the latter,
3o1 " ark"t street, and we will insure
handsome pictures at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
IsCy'stsIiial.

Mrs. Sarah Ray, IA washerwoman Of
Leldvilc, and the first woman who
ever dared set her foot in the place, has
after an eventful life of digging in
mines, securing the plains asa scout,
and finally taking i'll washing, anaaSel
Il lnrtIinc of 81 ,NNN 600.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
The New Uniform. .

In accordance with the orders of
Chief of Police Hawkins, the officers re
ported at inspection yesterday morning
in their new uniform, AMI presented n
tine appearance. The suits are "t the
regulation navy blue, with sack coat,
and were made by Mll'in 4 SON The
hats are light derby, aud wrr" fur
nish,i hy Eumford 4 Bro,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
IIr. II. X. Bennett.

President Mass. Surgical Society, says :
"Onr Of the best tonicS to build llp Il
hrohrn down constitution from long
standing womb disease is Lirhig Co. 5
Coca Beet Tonic" Also invaluable in
bilousness, malaria, nervous
prosrration, headache, catarrh and piles
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
CLOSE or THE FAIR.
The Articles DIS posed Of Last Sat.
urday wight.

The fair OF the Fame Hose Company,
that has been open at the Odd Fellows
Hall for the past three weeks, closed on
Saturday night. The fair was sue.
cess, and the money realized by the
company will be used in re-painting
and otherwise improving the engine
house. During the evening number
OF articles were CHANGED off, among
which were the following
Hat, William n. Short, 305 King
street ; marble top table, Harry Sayers,
South Wilmington revolver, James
Richards, llD2 West Front street sill
yer pitcher, Joseph Meyers, 20J Jack
son street tine table cloth, Mary
Downs, 7O2 Monroe street cloth for an
overcoat, Mrs. John Hubert, No. 10
Market street lounge, Isaac Miller,2l5
Tatnal street fancy card basket, j. {.
gglesworth, No. 309 Monroe street
chamber suit Of furniture, Bella Black,
Riddles Banks case of stuffed birds,
j. X. Smith refrigerator, George II.
MARBLE, Second and Shipley streets :;
ton of coal, Jacob Kopp, 40OT Walnut
street ; ton Of coal, A. l.. Joseph, 233
East Second street large doll, James
Derry, Third and Tatnall.
The voting contests resulted as fol-
lows
Suit Of clothes, Nathaniel Biddle,
Jr. ; suit Of clothes, Joseph Graham,
5O5 Shlpley street suit Of clothes,
William Spear ; gold watch, Ella Sulli-
van ; gold watch, Alice Holtecker gold
ring, Ida Shipley ease of stuffed birds,
John W. Hubert large bed spread,
Mrs. John Mcguire large tidy, Mrs.
J. Kopp
A number of articles were disposed
If by auction, and A. ID. Vandever dis
played considerable tact and skill as
he auctioneer. Some few articles are
still left, which will be disposed Of this
.Yenlng |
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
The weather,

Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, May Il A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
Warmer, fair weather, light variable
winds, shifting to sontheri!, stationary
or lower pressure.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
IRH Entire Privacy

of the Ladies' department of 4, James
Belt S Drug store recommends ii to the
consideration "t the ladies, Lady at
Innlant
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
HEADQUARTERS at Dover.

TIL Dover DeIawarcan says that Prof
T. y. Williams, Snporintanient Of the
Public schools is having the State
rrrasIirrr's room liked up for his ac-
rummodaton He and his assistant, H..
{. Carpenter, Esq, will make Dover
thrlr home. Mr. Carpenter is, at this
time, sick with pneumonia at Lrwes
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
To the Ne.lSgtP0.

Dr. harmon will b. at his Office, No.
500 Market street, at noon tomorrow.
All persons who are suffering from dis
ease should give him a call. His pre-
para'ionS have relieved thousands, and
other invalds may profit by their OK
perieilct.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
NnNi iSRturalnY Morning.

at o'clock, f. 4. North \ Go. will
present free gratis, very handsome
Wilcox Il White rarIor Organ to any
rontentrd" lady on gentleman whC
will call at their store, 1l3 Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Suits for Libel.

Il. r. Cooper, Esq, counsel FOR John
NJ. Ford, proprietor Of the Rayard
House, Dover, Del, has instituted suit
against the Morning News Publishing
Company, Of this city, and Henry W..
Cannon, editor ofthe Dover State Senti-
mel, for alleged lihelous articles about
the l}ayard Houses connection with the
recent circus riot in thar town. The ar
ticles in question referred TO the Bayard
House as being the headquarters of the
rioters, and that a number Of shots were
fired from the balcony OF the hotel.
This was repeatedly denied by Mr..
Ford, us the hotel was closed before the
riot took place and Mr.. Ford did all he
could to prevent the SANE. His house
has always borne Il gnou r"putNnVn, and
the articles objected 10 had IA tendency
to injlre the reputation "f the sane.
The damages claimed by Nj Ford are
81, OO0 in each case.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
Drunk aud DisOrdcrly.

There was but one case before the
Mayor on Saturday evening, that of
James Charles, who was charged by
officer lIennis, with being drunk and
disorierly. After hearing the evidence
the Mayor imposed u fine of 81 and
costs
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
One Hundred AaI EWeu(y.Fuye

TNOII'NlI N.-AI V0NNlVNN thlS day All
he nc,N tobacco in, aud rouin in. We
ave shipped thru Iah IA great r>1".,."
zen boxes of llappy raoughn by cN-
,,.'~,, lnr" s., ,"), at t'I"'iErn rp0 .op'
lDH, $"vrntI and pfpog". r'hnprin,,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
UmDortnutt 10 Gentlemen.

If YOU have not decided where to buy
your suit for the summer can ana see
Frank Corbir, 2E3 Market street. lie
will give You perfect tttihG r"aN
rants Or Vrsi
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
That Husband OF Mine

Is three times the man he was before he
began using "Wells' Health Renewer. "
81. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
A Terrible Fail and Not Hurt,

Iergrr', picture frames fell in price
from 70 tu 45 cents for SXlO wall motto
frames from 20 to 20 cents; everything
else in proportion; a large invoice is the
cause 400 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

We have an excellent line
! Of Ingram Carpets, all double
chain and wool-flling, from
80 cents a yard up.
Extra Supers. at SO and
|yo cents.
Best Extra Supers made
500,
Good Tapestry Carpets
rs and IS cents.
We are determined to
close them out, and those
wanting carpets will find ii
TO their advantage to call
|and examine the m.
We have a handsome line
pl China Mattings, from I2l
f. 50 cents.
Chamber and Parlor Fur
hiture.
Dining and Extension Ia
b!ts, best make.
Tapestry and Body Brus-
FeiS carpets.
Lounges,Raw Silks, ,Ramis
9th and Rep Lounges,
b; all prices.
Cooking Stoves, all makes
Rnd sizes, and at bottom cash
prIces.
Baby Carriages in i'm
nense varieties.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
For sale.

A tive-horse power engine and boiler
that has been used abtut two years, in
lirst-claSs order, can hc bought heap at
the PUBLICAN office,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
EAan tisOIne Lawn.

There are many fine residences near
Claymunt, and some of the new coInrrs
are making an effort to surpass all
others. one gentleman. with an eye 10
heal,y, ernpioyed Joseph Kitt, the noted
florist Of West Chester, Pa, 70 lay out
his grounds and arrange everything in
the most artistic style. The lawn con
SiSt> Of five acres, and it is said to be a
modr Of beauty. Mr.. kifi understands
his business thoroughly, and the work
could not have been entrusted to more
competent hands, although some Of our
Delaware gardeners may look upon him
with a little jealousy.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

Persons recovering from wasting
diseases, such as malaria, tevers, etc,
will be greatly henetittel by the nse Of
Browns Iron BitttrS, Il true tonic.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

CuDuRrS, Pa Rev. j. u, I"hr'ns
says II was paralyzrI III my 'iGhh
side, The use of Browns Iron BiIttrs
enabled me to walk -
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

OwENToN, ky.-R,v. j. n. Beck
says: ~ have used Browns Iron Bit
fers and consider it one OF the best
tOuicS sold "
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
stare OF the Thermometer.

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
o'clock 10 o'clock 12o'clOci
tiuN 700 100
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
INNINGS.
INNINGS.
Harrisburg 0l 900 0 20-3
Quickstep l0O0O 900 o.

SuiShotcl' v v v ~
Passed balls-Cuslck, /; McCloskey,
8. Flys caught-Quickstep, 10; Har-
risburg, A. Wild pitches-Wise, l..
Struck out--Quickstep, = Harrisburg,
|. Time Of game-l hour, As minutes.
Umpir Harry Taylor.
Tomorrow morning the Quickstep
will start on their tour and play cham
pionShip games rs follows: With the
Merritt ut Camden on Tuesday, Tren.
ton at Trenton on Wednesday, Brook
lyn at Newark on Thursday, Anthra-
cite at Pottsville on Friday, Active at
Reading on Saturday, and Harrisburg
AT Harrisburg on Monday.
Games played elsewhere on Satur-
day:
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati 4, Eclipse
2 at Columbus, Columbus 6, st. Louis
4; at Pittsburg, Allegheny 13, Metro
politan 3; at New York, Providence 3,
New York ; at Philadelphia, Boston
8, Philadelphia 3 ut Buffalo, Buffalo
&, Cleveland 4 ; at Camden, Active 4,
Merritt 3; at Trenton, Anthracite 6,
Trenton 2.
The j. l.. Carpenter nine defeated
the Shamrocks ON Saturday By a score
of II to II, to the great surprise Of
manager Carroll Of the Carpenter nine.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
A FINE GAM f..
Fourth Championship Contest -
The Home Team Defeated by one
Run-ExcelIen nj Playing.

The eight hundred persons present At
Quickstep Park on saturday afternoon
were amply repaid for their attendance
by Witnessing the finest game of base
ball that has ever been played in this
city. The game was between the
Quickstep and Harrisburg, and count.
ed in the Inter State championship con
teHt
The game was played almost fault
lessly up to the eighth INNING, when
an overthrow Of Barber to second, and
Pyle accidentally falling in stopping a
ball, gave the visitors two runs, which
the home nine failed to overcome. Pyle
and Cusick formed the battery for the
home nine, Pyle pitching with great
effectiveness, and Cusick catching the
entire game with only one pass ball
and no errors. 1t was good game
even if the Quickstep was beaten. Fol
lowing is the score
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07
For u Fine Dress Suit

call on Frank Corbit, 233 Market street
rAOu Want u Nent silk Mixed
Daily Republican., 1883-05-07

S@,iug call Mt 2$5 Market street,
National Republican., 1883-10-12
School Teachers,

Mr.. II. l.. Soper principal of tho high
school at Poquonock, Conn, says in relation
to a matter which has given him much anx-
iety and pain: MY wife and have both
used Hunts Remedy, and find it really a
superior article, A year or 30 ago my kidneys
became weak and sluggish, owing to a severe
strain, and finding relief in Hunts Remedy |
continued its use until | had used four bot
ties, when l became WELL Since my cure
have suggested its use to q great number oi
people, who l know have been benefited by
using it," And to substantiate this statement
Mr.. IL. 8. Clark, assistant superintendent o
the high school, says; II can certify to the
value of Hunts Remedy, having received
great benefit from its use. My troubles COM
menced twelve years ago, when my kidneys
became afflicted with inflammation of the
passages, but the timely use Of so valuable {
medicine arrested the disease. / can now
cheerfully recommend it to all suffering as
was"
MAY 81, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-10-12
THE BRIGHrwooD TRACK.
Interesting Race Between Coupon and
Lady BeIIe-The stallion Wins.

Interesting Race Between Coupon and
Lady BelIe-The Stallion Wins.
The match race between tho trottng horses
Lady Belle and Coupon at Brightwood course
yesterday afternoon was witnessed by fully
800 people. The crowd was excitable but
orderly.
The grand and judges stands were deco
rated with flags. The track was in good con-
dition, and when the judges, Messrs, F. b.
Cutter John r. Kelly, and Andrew Archer,
rang up the horses the excitement reached
fever heat, and bets were offered and taken
quite rapidly. In the first heat the horses
got off well aud trotted in a tolerable good
manner, Coupon taking the heat with appa-
rent ease in 2:46.
The second heat was more animated, it
being trotted in excellent style by both
horses, but luck was against Lady Belle, and
Coupon won the heat amid great applause,
the time being 2a4.
The third and last heat Lady Belle took
the lead at the start and kept it for the first
half mile. This move on her part set her
hackers wild, and big odds were offered, one
enthusiastic admirer offering to bet 800 to
$50 that the mare would win the heat. For
tunately for himself, however, he was not ac-
commodated. Before the mare had reached
the quarter pole ON her second and last round
she broke, and the ground lost was not re-
gained during the heat, but when she did
take her feet the contest was close until the
horses neared the wire, when by an effort
Coupon slipped ahead, winning the heat and
race in 2;40. The following is tho
SUMMARY:
Brghtwood track, mile heats, best three in FIVE,
for purse Of $40.
w. li. Denny enters br. st. Coupon, ...... !
Z. Il. Willett enters CHI. III. Lady Belle..... 2
Time, 2:i6 2Ai, $40.
After the race Mr.. John T. Shaw allowed
his well known PAGER Diamond Joe to be
speeded for one mile, and he made it in 2:3ii
Brightwood is rapidly gaining notoriety as
place where all lovers Of horsehesh can en-
joy square contest in quiet way.
National Republican., 1883-10-12
A RUBBER BAG.

This most remarkable statement was made
by Mr.. Frank B. Lee, clerk in the office Of N
Y. q. and II. II. r. r. Little Falls, N. Y, on
the eighth of June, 1883.
Mr. Lee says; my father has been troubled
for over twenty years with severe kidney
and bladder disease, suffering the most acute
pain whom urinating. He became so bad that
he was obliged to give up all business His
condition was such that his urine would drop
constantly, and no was obliged to use rub
ber bag, tho weakness was SO great. He used
many kinds of medicine without deriving
any benefit, until he was urged by one of our
druggists in Little Falls (Mr. Slkinner) TO use
Hunts Remedy, as he had known Of its being
National Republican., 1883-10-12
The LLnIe DR.. Aahfnr,I.

The Washington Obstetrical and Gyneco-
logical society, through committee consist
ing of Drs. S. G. Busey, w. w. Johnston, and
T. E. McArdle, have just issued memorial
pamphlet commemorative of the late DR..
Ashford's life and death. The pamphlet con-
tains the resolutions of regret and sympathy
passed by tho various district. societies at the
time of DR.. Ashford's death, and concludes as
follows:
The early death Of DR.. Ashford is another Illus
tration of the disastrous effects OF overwork aud
strain. 1t was generally known that he held a
very large aud profitable clientele, but his most
ultimate associates were entirely ignorant of the
enormous amount of unremunerative work he
was daily performing. To this latter class OF
work he gave the same attention and assiduous
National Republican., 1883-10-12
TRIP OF THE RIFLES.
They Visit the Frederick Fair ana are
Royalty Received.


Royalty Received.
The National Rifles to the number of thirty
FIVE men, under command Of Capt. Burnside,
Lieuts. Oyster and Manson, visited the Fred
erick County Agricultural fair yesterday.
The boys met with u cordial reception and
we're treated royalty during their short stay.
Col. Koontz, of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
way, placed a special car at their disposal
and contributed much to their comfort and
pleasure. The company upon its arrival in
Frederick were met at the depot by DIR. Fair
fax Schley and the Frederick Riflemen with
band, and escorted to the fair grounds,
where speeches of welcome were made and
responded to in an appropriate manner After
refreshments the command were shown the
various exhibits, which speak ior the people
of this county more than words express. At
1 o'clock dinner was served and from the So
licitous manner in which the executive COM
mittee inquired after the welfare and comfort
of the command, it is safe to say their guests
are always pleased and provided for. Capt.
Benjamin +. Brown was also very kind in
rendering the boys reception at his house,
but the time was too short to accept his hos
ptality, and at 4:30 p. IN. tho red coats with
many adieus and regrets, took up the line of
march, and, escorted by the committee, re-
turned to the depot and home, much pleased
with their visit and the people of Frederick.
IN A. II A.. l..