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Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
AT
John Wanamaker' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Thursday:
MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL
WEEK.

CarpetS are loWer sliiCc
10 o'clock yesterday. We
now find out that we were
selling lower than some
others, and we think the
prices we're low enough; but
true to our rules, whenever
goods are offered lower else
where, no matter what the
reason, the instant we are
sure of the fact, down 60 the
prices here. How could we
guarantee prices and agree
to take back unless we were
always at the lowest price !?
The house-car elevator,
most people say) lifts you
quickly to our spacious Car
pet Saloons, and we shall
show you, besides this adver-
tised list, many other goods
that you will say are equally
cheap.
The Best Biselow Brus-
sells, SI,35; was SI.6o.
The Best Bigelow v ilton
92.25 was S2.75.
Templeton's English Ak
minister, $3.50; was $3.50.
The six-shot Tcmpleton
goods we have not kept, be-
cause we consider this next
article better, namely:
Best American Administer,
81; was S2.5o; never any
higher with us.
Best American Moquctte,
Sl,45; was Sis.
Best Io.wire extra lapes-
try, S7Ic.; was Sl.Io.
Usual Dollar Tapestry,
SOC.; was 81.
Best American Ingram,
9oc; was SI;neve any high
er here.
Usual Dollar Ingram, Soc;
was ooc.; never any higher
here.
All-wool Ingram, 7oc"; was
1850.
Ii there is any further re.
duction of prices anywhere
be assured it will be here also
We are glad that the carpet
dealers shall not have to
charge us with cutting the
prices or breaking the mar
ket. Our rapid outflow o
goods gives us a changing
and fresh stock in this large
and increasing department
embracing Rugs, MattIngs
Linoleums, Oil Cloths, etc.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
PERSONAL,

Moody and Sankey, who arrived III
this country from abroad on SUNDAY,
will rest until fall, when they will re
turn to England and begin their last
campaign in Great Britain. Their
work will be- exclusively confined It.
London
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
One Hundred and TWcniy.Flye

Thousand cigar, received thi, day all
the new tobacco in, and coming in. We
have shipped through at great expense
ten boxes of Happy Thought by eX
press, (uew style), at the Great Tobacco
Mart, Seventh and Orange. Chapman
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Address, Wilmington,
- EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

kEGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, April 9, 1883,
Upon the application of Ahagal A. Hayes
and Pusey A. Walton, Administrators OF
James y. Hayes. late Of Wilmington HID.
in said County, deceased, 1t Is ordered and
directed by the Register that theAdminiStra
tors aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of
Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Ol
the deceased. with the date Ofgran,inG there
Of by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let
ters IN six Of the most public places OF the
County of New Castle, requiring AL persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly III
such case made and provided ;and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same per
iod in the Daily REpuBLiCAN, newspaper
published in " Nllnington.and tohc continued
therein three weeks, (e.U'u.)
ll Given under the hand and seal oi
u. s. office Of the Register aforesaid, the
- \day and year above written.
:. G. BlffS, Register.
NOrICE-All persons having claims against
| the estate of the deceased must present th'
| same. duly attcstcd to the Adm, ,n!stratOrS on
or before April 9TH. 1871, or nhidc the Ac'
| OF Assembly in such case made ANA provided
ABAiAlL A. HAY E.S
rTSLI A. WALTON,
Administrators.
Address Wimingt IN. Delaware. aplO
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
IOUN WANAMAkE Ek.

To-day in Lace Depart
mcnt there will be found
(started yesterday some very
desirable things at lower than
usual prices, for instance:
IIand-kun Spanish,
Antique Mcdicis,
Real \alcnclen,
Real McChlin,
Real Maltcisc,
Black Beaded,
White beaded,
Applique Tides & Shams,
2%-inch Black Beaded Net.
. casesarrivcd of the much
sought-for Embroidered Lin
en- Collars from-(shall we
tell 2)-abroad. Some OF the
styles are entirely new,
Lace nrpartmcnt. 'hrd counter from Chest
n,i street entrance left OF main aisle
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Next Saturday Morning,

at 0 o'clock, f. A. North & Co. viii
present free gratis, a very handsome
contentcd" lady or gentleman VIII,
will call at their store, 713 Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
For Sale.

a iivc-hor,e power engine and boiler
that has been used about two years, IN
lirot-clas~ order, can BE- bought heap a:
the kEpu BLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
rANNEu GOpnS-rOMET" l03 EA~.

TANNE! GODllS-'DhEI T. lO5 EA~i
~ SNth street aud zoe 'h" good, We ar"
Iust ,laugNlcrluL Now T. }uTr uwc iO lN'
we'll Green -dgr. aud egg pIulns. eau. l'r
zjc; it l. IL prirc tor zach i.ull,an' Instlnluk.
5 cans Of WhOrtiu uerrIr., -p". uJHhr. dcIr,Dn.
pics; . cans iducoppics -" B'r@amp0 p"ar'.
| Z can. for ~: dlc dtlrI"ls. = "tIa m table
| peaches. -5c; now l- TIE time /" i've mhuU
"a. on a IiDtlr ILoMo' lll"-, goId- are at
| fancy packed N wltr I"r sugar and are
worth double what thc! are selling FOR. Iona
toes. ) cans for Dr.. com &raiG for -,': rHh
"iumcratc all the .-o,us wc have opened ~
| day. but come ,Dnd -, r., ."urr lrC. Il VII
| pay all the ladlcs that have not tried lth
. puuc meal. to Try II aj orcri lAc} cUu.r from
| III parts If the ury for i 10 ul0kc pom" hll'
giIddlc cukrS: wo are thr OnIy store that hh
| it. BE- u H.. y" ud,c - Ju,ht'S ui -c'd pcrrle'
| : utatorS. At ~ ~ a bu.hci They are excellent
Good butter at nc, a 4 th"sc sugar cure'
| shuudrr. At he are d 'II.a,E Come tu IT.
East sixth street ir1JZtt r. " Nltk
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

Tue cry estimate, rs made up for the
next fiscal year. exceeds that of the
preceding year some SjS, 900 This is
caused by the extra annual applopria.
tiOu Of $50, 0oO fer new school houses
Sl0,0Oo to replace, i'll part what the
Democratic City Council expended for
III" current expenses Of the city; $1,000
Of the ! 80, 600 borrowed for schools in
isSI, The balance ot increase is re-
Quir'd +" lay Increased interest ON
bonds and some 81, ,O"O increase for
salaries Of officers II is the Old Demo
cratic legacy Of S3l0oo left to the city
in lHS2, that dra|S So heavily. But the
prup.r cannot tAi. to- understand tlIat.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

THE FIFTH and Market street organ
will 40 douut base an"thrr inward
pa,lu Of lripos Do-doN when It ancrr-
tains that q "n"ucurity' m this oi,irc
mas been cIrcrcd a Director uf the
Mrclmuir, Loan Association, THESE
inward >paSua wi. br thr death Of il
some day unless # doSrS itself wjil
ulrutyof old Mother Winolow's S"th
| ing Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

f"NIDNI smiled upon 'hrrmrr>trpa
yesterday AT Trenton, and if ,Ar smiIeS
It. hrHILuom.y to-day I'll Newark, N j.,
Iu 'ur contest with tine HUonIyN cIub,
.'uN WI. be abe I" keep 0l Il roY"r-
auiy fair rcrom tor the wr"U. a game
gained either "u Friday or Saturday
viii pu them H. the Ioad uG one
thing We are a,sW"d thU. far and
lha Is, uu.r,, something unforeseen
takes Iu4rrrn" q uck,tcp, will not b"
at io tail end Of Dn" list Another
rhiug may be- uad" possibility if moi
a probability. thcl may lead the con
! test ana come oar first best it thc end
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
CHEAP SUITS.

We do not advertise them he.
cause we have not learned how to
make them, but we do claim we
make a low-priccd suit and have
a great many styles to select from
in prices from twenty to twenty.
five dollars, and we will make
them to give satisfaction. Just
give us your order and you will
say we are right in not making
CHEAP SUITS, and we know our Low
PRICE suit will make you our per-
mancnt customer. We will please
You just as well as in our snitings
from thirty to fifty dollars, al
though the work and goods will
not be rs fine, yet made well and
a perfect fit. Just visit our Gus
tom Department and see what We
have to show you. Wilmington
Clothing House, Merchant Tail,
oring Establishment, Fourth and
Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

IfE BRoHDIhNAnN Of the big organ
,hou,d brware, if they wouId avoid tn"
fate that brtclI the irug which tried to
swell jt,rlft to the aiH. Of al OK. The
signs are p"rtcnlI"ue. More things
than one which % N, like rocket,
come down like sticks They viii be
lucky should they escape It great crash,
The uoururiti",' flourish despite OF
rhoir minportmlcr. aDd are destined
10 continue tog GROW il pubircstinatiuu.
Thirty thousand rrad"rs appreciate
tn'lr 0,rtuur>~ 70, voluntarily unite +,
sustain them let til" CALLED Jade
V,uDDour VitUrrs are uhWrug.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

CHERIFFrS SALL-BY VlRTUEOF A
~ writ OF levari facias. to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale at the hotel Occu-
pied by Alex. Maxwell, in MiddletOwn, In
st. Georges Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY, THE llTu DAY OF MAY, 1883,
at 10 o'clo X, a. IN,
the f. flowing described real estate, viz:
All that piece, parcel or lot Of land situate
| In ST Georges Hundred, New Castle Coun-
| ty and State Of Delaware, described by metes
and bounds rs follows, to WIT: Beginning
| at a stone, u corner for lands OF william
Beady and John Allston thence with the
| line Of the said Beaiy south legrces. west
257 feet to a street to be call0M New street
| thence with the line VI the said New street
| south 81 degrees east 81 Ieet to Il corner for
other lands of Joshua b. Fenimore; thence
with % new line for the said feDimOre north
sl% degrees east 1858 feet to corner for
lands OF the said All>ton thence with the
| line Of the said AllstOn north 1914 degrees,
west ~ feet home to the place Of beginning,
ntsining ten thousand seven hundred ana
nfty.hv square feet, more or less and also
all that piece, parcel, lot of land situate IN
st. Georges Hundred aforesaid, adjoining
other lands of the said Jefferson, other lands
OF the said Fenimore and lands Of the said
Allston, more particularly described, as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at corner tor other
lands of the said Jefferson thence with his
line north Sll4 degrees, east 800 feet, more or
less, to corner for lands Of John Allston =;
thence with the line Of the said Allston
south l64 degrees, east lis feet, more or less,
| to land of the said FenimOre, sold John IA
Douglass thence with the line OF the said
douglass south sl4 degrees, west 2o5 feet:
more or less to the otner lands OF the sa d
Fenlnore ; thence with anew line for this
and other lands of the said Fenimorc north
sA degrees, west 100 feet to the place of he,
ginning, containing twenty-five thousand
seven hundred and seventy square feet ol
land be the same more or J. ss
| Seized and taken In execution ns the prop
erty of David Jefferson and Rhoda. his wife,
and t. Is. and 10 be sold by
| JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIFFs OFFICE, Wilmington, April Il
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

Ir Is reported that the Fisko jubilee
singers who have in the past been met
with moderate audiences in this city,
will appear here again sometime in the
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

Ana tne RI Gllt HANK Oi lhc Clotli'
ing and Merchant Tailoring Busi'
ness, and have done so for the
last two years. The enemy have
made several attempts to take oul
battery. but have been fOiled III
every engagement. We attribute
our success to plenty Of ammuni'
tion, thorough knowledge of the
business, not having to borro"
money to carry ON the war, and
always giving our customers the
worth of their money. Mr.. Geo
Mccall has just joined our brig
adc, and says that in all his cX
pericnce he has never seen prices
so low as they are this year. We
are firing Off Indigo Blue Grand
Army Suits at $40 each. Mems
Cashmere Suits in three different
styles at 81, and Il full line at IS
$40 and upward. Mems Fine
Dress Suits, $l5and upward. We
have all grades, all styles, and All
new goods-no old. Boys Suit,
at s. and upward. Childrcn'S
All-Wool Suits, $3.50 and up
wards. These goods are all nice
Il, ,nol. and bauISn,n,r han even
before. Take a GOOD look through
the other clothing houses before
coming here and compare prices
We are bound to make this a hot
campaign, and we do not take =
back seat. but stand in the front
rank in our line Of business.
An early call is solicited, an'
we will try and make it pleasant
for you.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

Wnrr Dho Cjy Couu@. amy
money 10 gi' 30 the Water conni--
sion" The JgisIature has prohibited
IT from borrowing money aud it has no
way of raising money before july ex-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Dl'I'TIRES CURED

- ESTAU RANT. - j. SCHRAM hhaa
IL opened at thesN. W. cor. of Eighth i"' n,
Iuttonwood streets, "A first class restauran,,
where he will sHrve at the shortest not.o,v
meals vt all hours of the day. Also boatu lso
ing hy the week. Attached is bakery, WIN wn,iT
can he obtained bread, pies and cakes. irv'" ire
every day. M "
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10


lIy members Of the Post and thcIr lrlcluS.
Prof James II. trahh. manager. TINS play
pictures some Oi the most thrilling, atriOlic
and hu EUrOus events Of oar late clNIi war
Nearly loo people on ia" stage. 10 beautiful.
tahlcauA, WIN one grand Transformation tab
lcauH: the Rising Of the NUrth,3 gorgeous pic
tures, tag presentations battle AT midnight
ana after tHe battle. side splitting scenes ali
through til" play. Ecu summons ana iIls r.hN
Recruits VII make Tie most reserved person
| laugh. over ~ pcrsuu- III the cast. frtr""I-
devoted to decoration purpose. Oh Memorial
| bay
| Admissions, =, cruts tickets to be- had ot
members Of the Pot U' ~ No, ~" ". Eightl
street. observed seats, 10 Urcut- oXtrL, ~ Dt
| hid at IhornH. q e.. uu dUer saturday
| MHy IL. ~ Il. I'll. nl"ht
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Given under the hand and Seal o
7 A MES n BRtI

A CAKD--MRS M. A. AIKEN IS PRE-:
n pared to lay out the dead She has had
experience orseveral years, and guarantees
satisfaction. Address llo6 West st. aple-lla
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
E,ilSILk'S ORDER.
IL EEGlsTEE's OFFICE.

New 'NsTrrtn. DEL, May :, lss"
Upon tho application Of JANE KER
NAN, hDMINlaIEaIWN. of THDM AS
KEENAN,, late Of Wilmington Hundred,
in said county, dccedecd, 1t j. ordered ana
directed 10y the Register that the AdmiuisLra-
trX aforesaid, give notice of granting Of Let
tcrs Of Administrator upon the estate Of the
deceased, with tuc date Of granting thereof,
by causIn.g advertisements to be posted with
N 10 days from the date of such Letter., in SIX
Of the most public place, Of the county OF New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by IN Act Of AssrmbI! III such case
made and provided; and also 10 cause the
same to be inserted within the same period
IN the DAILY RErrBLiCAN, a newspaper pup,
lishcd in v ilIningtOn, and to be continued
therein three weeks, te-u-d).
,~.~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
2L.s. Once Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington. in New Castle tonnty
aforc aid, the day and year above written.
:. G. BlGGS, Register.
Nnticc-Al II persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duty attcstcd to the Administering, on
or before May I, 1854. or ahdc the Act OF A
sembly in such case made and provided.
JANE EERNAN. Administrators.
Address. Wilmington. Delaware. M
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

|Carpct pcpartmLnt gallery, Market street
front.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
FKAND OPERA HOUSE.
W TUESDAY EVENING, MAY lj-
hNYTH POSE No. l, q. a. r..
OUR HEROES,

Gives Grand open Camp Fire. at which
time VIII he presented the beautiful hrc'act
military drama. entitled
II,Il Nv. :.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

Lace ncptrtmcnt. third counter from Chest
nul street entrance. left Of main aisle
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-07-04

same as above: charge, 8 ounces. Elk
pertinent, poInt-blan range. Target
No. 4-Proiecllle passed through 10
uuarser.inch boiler plotes aud i lncht
soid bar IRON bolted together to t" >
inches OF wood, aud then l inch INTO
an IRON anvil placed behind 1t; total q
inches Of iron, 2 inches wood. This
gun is capable OF doing the same work at
a distance OF 20Yards.
The weight of the metal used IN max
ing these guns is IN proportion to cali
Der, a little greater than that required
for ord nary guns. Their recoil also
slightly exceeds that of ordinary guns of
the same caliber. The principle of con-
structiou is simple, and is applicable to
muzzle-loading as well as to breech, load
ing guns. They can be loaded, dis
charged and cleaned as quickly as other
guns; the cost of manufacture Is only a
trifie greater. This gun IN construc-
ton IS Just as simple as any other gun
ever manufactured. The Exchange con-
cludes: This is indeed most valuable
invention, and evidently numbers the
days of heavy iron-clads. Peradventure
this new principle in the science of gun
merry is destined TO revolutionize the pre-
vailing mode of warfare throughout the
civilized world. There is no limit to the
force that can be applied to proiectiles
il this principle, only that limit where
proiectiles will not stand further pene-
tration and will crush into particles and
become, as it were, pUlverized into dust.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-07-04
Dukes and his Sweetheart

he Uniontown (Pa.) correspondent
! OF the Philadelphia Press says: There
! are some curious and severe lessons to
| be learned from this great tragedy.
! Dukes was Il man who Stunned the
haunts of men, bnt basked in the So
ciety of women. He had pleasing man.
ners, but was anything but handsome.
He was gross fellow, short, feshy,
and with hitch IN his leg. He had q
clear shaver face, full and round, and
with sort of sanctimonioUs expression.
He had a glib tongue, and insinuated
himself into the good graces of many
Ladies. There are not less than half
dozen women in this town alone who are
to-day trembling lest their loving epistles
to Capt. Nuts slayer will reach the
public gaze. Ever since his dastardly
conduct toward Miss Mutt, and his ac-
quittal for murder, respectable ladies'
have received his attentions and quar-
relied with each other for his addresses
or his passions. 'fYou may win the
passions Of n. L. Dukes, but his love
forever is mine, writes one to another.
His effects are said to be freighted with
tender missives, showing many con-
quests and innumerable amours. It is
a queer phrase of human nature when
the life and vices of such a man are
opened to the world that he could still |
find his way into the society of respect
able women. It is this aspect of re-
markable case that has made much of |
this trouble and caused such ruin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-07-04
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

PARSLEY. Parsley makes such very
cheap and excellent garnish for all kinds
Of meat and fowls, and is such decided
addition to the dressing for roast lamb
and for potato salad, that it should be
in every garden. It is not too late to
plant the seeds now. 1t groes rapidly.
IL is nice as a favoring for soups when
barley is used.
To PREPARE PINEAPPLE. Pineapple
prepared in this way is delicious with
ice cream or without ii: Crate the pine
apple, after removing every particle of
the peel, or chop 1t; 1t must be minced
so fine that any one eating 1t will be IL
doubt as to the method OF its prepare
ton; add sufficient sugar to sweeten 1t;
let it stew gently until 1t is soft. When
it is prepared thus it can be eaten by
many who are obliged TO refuse it u1-
cooked on account IF its producing in
digestion.
To CLEAN KID GLOVES. One OF the
simplest and best ways by which light
colored kid gloves can be cleaned is this:
Put the gloves on your hands, take an
old and very soft linen handkerchief, wet
it in sweet milk, and rub it on a piece Of
answer the purpose-then apply to the
soiled parts of the glove; do this until
the spots disappear; then wet the entire
glove aud pull it and stretch and rub
until it is dry. If you are faithful is Will
not dry IN wrinkles. One word OF eau
tion should DE added to the above:
Lavender colored kid gloves cannot be
cleaned IN this way, as they will fade
and look spotted. ....--.
SWEET Potato PUDDING. A sweet
potato pudding, made after the follow
ing rule, lis recommended to the lover of
variety: To two cups Of mashed sweet
potato (the potato must first be boiled)
add cup OF sugar, a small cup of but
ter, three eggs, fourth Of a teaspoon
full OF soda, dissolved IN a little hot wa
ter, a teasp oOnful of lemon extract, and
half a teaspoOnfd of grated nutmeg.
Beat the eggs until they are very light,
rub the butter and sugar to cream,
and mix all with the potato; cover a
deep plate or shallow pudding dish with
a rich and thick crust; then put Ii the
mixture, and bake slowly for three quar-
te1s Of an hour.
PUMPKIN PK.-Pare a small pump
ALL anu Uah6 otlG UUG sS6uS. DJ6N
it IL as little water as possible,
when done, drain off all the water
possible and cover the kettle with a
towel and let it stand half an hour to dry
out the moisture, then slit through q
coiauder (adding one teaspoonful OF
-four or corn starch to pie to the sifted
pumpkin makes the pie richer add two
quarts Of milk, three eggs, and two
tablespoons of moIasses; add sugar to
taste; season with two tablespoons Of
ground cinnamon, one OF ginger, two
teaspoons OF salt, adding just a little bit
| of soda TO neutralize the acid in the mo.
lasses. It is better TO add the soda to
the sifted pumpkin. Bake slowly.
Scalding the milk also makes the pies
richer. Squash pies made by the same
| rule are excellent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-07-04

Mrs WILLIAM DowNEs, of Uxbr1dge, Mass, writes
on March15, 1888, follows:-
During the past three years have been great sui
1erer from complication of diseases which baIed the
skill OF the most experienced doctors could not OBJ
tam permanent relief by their treatment prescrp-
tlons; and have alsotried many socaIed cures in the
medicine hne but could get relief The palms.
acnes and weakness increased rapidly constant
" that was reduced in strength as to be unable to
cave The bea and the doctors informed me that there
was no hope OF recovery In this exhausted aud dis
couraged condition dear friend persuaded me to use
Hunts Remedy and after tax ug it only three DAYS
commenced to get BETTER and TO my great Joy and de-
hight have continue to improve constantly by it's use
until now, after having taken the remedy only few
weeks am able to be about my house again. and am
now doing my Homework. My lame back is cured the
severe pains have disappeared, and IN better
heath than for many years. and beg this privilege Of
gladly recommending Hunts Remedy to all who are
affected with disease of the kidneys liver; and
also highly recommend for the attacks Of sick head
ache. My husband also has experienced very great
benefit to his health by the of this valuable
medicine, Hunts Remedy
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-07-04
Men Did not Take Vacations.

ltrom the Springfield Repubhcan.J
A need of rest IN the abstracts Is not a
debatable subject, but it is not until
mparatively recently that the higher
economy of vacations has come to be
felt. Men are hardly grey who can re-
member when the great sections of the
country were comparatively unknown to
each other, when the New York broker
did not sport 2 Florida orange grove and
the st. Louis merchant did not own his
cottage on the Atlantic coast, and the
Yellowstone with all its glories was to
the average tourist a concealed book;
when it was the last thing in the thoughts
of New Orleans militia men 10 give pan
tomimic performances at Boston, to pay
their excursion expenses, and trip to
the Golden Gate demanded the courage
and hardihood of the pioneer. Togo back
another generation, prayers used to be
said IL the churches when one CT the
congregation started from New England
on trip 10 western New York.