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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-10
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e. c. BOOTH,

-(SuccEssoR TO BoOrH HrFLE-
UOuSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
IL GRAINiNG A SPF,IALTT. shop back Of John
Iaylor's Blacksmith shop, Paseagoula ST,
iunei5's5- jackson, Miss
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WILLIAM LOWE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CAPITOL STREET. JACKSON. MISS.

A FULL LINE OF BRoADCLoTHs, CASH.
"A meres Gents Furnishing Goods. Of best quali-
~, always on hand. SUITS MADE IN LATEST
STYLES and at reasonable prices
ns-0rders from any part Of the STATE viii re1sive
prompt and careful attention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
Labor Notes.

The striking nailers IL Chicago held a
meeting Oh Tuesday night, and the strike
which has been In progress for fourteen
months was ended. The Calumet Iron
and Steel Company's works will start up
with full force. None of the non-union
men with whom the company has con-
tracts will be discharged. but several hun
dred Of the idle men will get places at
satisfactory wages.
The packing house employees of Robert
Warren ~ Co, in Chicago, who went on
strike because the firm persisted in load
ing Lake shore cars, have returned to
work. The men claim the basis of settle
ment was the agreement of the firm not to
snip any more beef over the Lake Shore
Railroad. The Superintendt Mt said the
men left work unfinished when they went
out and, rather than have the meat
spoiled, they were taken back.
1t is expected that the strike of the
New York canal boatmen will be ended
Today, they having decided to waive their
demands for dcmurfage. A committee
mas been appointed 10 confer with the
ofhcers OF the Coal Exchange, and a com
promise is expected, the Coal Exchange
having signiled its willingness to concede
al other demands, save for demurraee.
The strike in the cotton mills in
Augusta, Georgia, is on again. The
uiiiicuity is as to whom shall be Included
IN the pay roll, to be submitted to arbi-
tration. The President, Superintendent
ana bookkeeper are not on the pay-rolls
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DIED..

| ADAMS.-On tho l7,h inst, John Hyud
man Adams in the o8th year " his age.
I Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
| the funeral from his late residence laos
Delaware Avenve, on Friday, 10th inst. al
/ 3S0p. m.
FENIM0RE-On the 10th inst, after a long
illness. Mary A. Fenimore, wife OF II. u,
fcnimore, In her Both year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tne funeral from her late residence, 81 Pop.
lsr street, Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clodr
Services at tho house. lnterment at kiytsg
view Cemetery.
TOWNSEND-ln this city, on the I7th inst
Lizzie, wife Of William townsend, aged 20
years.
helaiives aud friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from her faith er's
residence, No. II Vandevsr avenue, on Fri.
day AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Services at the
Brandywine Cemetery.
HYLAND--Augustl IL, 1886, William X. Hy.
lana, in the 23d year Of mis- age
The relatives and friends Of tho fsmily are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence q his parents, No. SO Walnut street.
on Friday afternooa, August goth, at 8 80
o'clock.
NANDlkE.-ln Wilmington. August IS.
~. Rosetta, wife of W. I. Vanayke, aged
Il years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vitoi to attend the funeral service at the
residence of her husband, No. 4o2 East
Fourth street, on Thursday evening, the
isth inst, At o'clock. lnterment at Cecil.
ton. Md train leaving depot at s,3b Friday
morning.
GIBBS. AT his late residence, No. 10 West
Twelfth street., on tho 18th inst, Rev. Ben.
lsmin Gibbs. in his 6sth year
Due notice OF the funeral will be given
SULLIVAN. AT Linwood, Pa, on the
18th Inst, Daniel NJ. Sullivan, in his s7th
year.
kelstives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend his funeral from the resi-.
dence OF his daughter, Elizabe'h Freeman,
on saturday afternoon, at = O'Clock. Inter.
insht at 81. Martins p'scopal Cemetery.
BRADFORD. lin this city, on the 18th inst,
Su.anns Bradford, wife OF Samuel Brad
ford, In the 63i year CT her age
Relatives and friende are respectfully in.
Vited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, thirteenth and Forrest streets, on
sunday, tho 22d inst. at 80 o'clock Ser
vices at the house. In;erment at RIyer,tew
Cemetery.
Baltimore papers please copy.
OBANDL ER-On the 18th ius'., Frank
Chandler, In the 18th year Of his aye.
Relatives end friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence, 500 ~ est
Eighth street. on saturday, the 2lst inst, at
! clock D. m. lnterment at Wilmington
and BrandyWiuo cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19

Any one wishing to purchase A A
store. with stock and fixtures compIl
should address "Drugs," at this "A
Try lib Of zoe. coffee aud I'm NJ
new crop tea, special drive, at L,nol
Leary's, N. e. Cor, Third and Mani
Register Bradford has granted
VIM. Candy letters tcsiamentsry
the estate of John Bradio!d, mi
this city.
Don't pay So aud 81 for clsI
wrineer. You can buy "A frs, n
wrineer for 81 and So 80 at P:csels' M
and Heater Co., No, 9 L Fourth md
Hartman & Fehrenbacn have A
chased q number OF the Opera MI
seats and will place them 10 the N
at Rosendale. There are vet one M
dred seats for sale.
Miss Anna Il. Nail, who has ID
visiting Mrs. S. |. Mclaughlin ior |
past two months, has returned 10
home in Millerstown, Penta stOppiI
eff at Harrisburg, Penpa. for a wsd
Gtorge w. Mclaughlin, Of No.
Robinson street. has gore on a sad
tton among the mountains above H,
risburg, Penna 10 dsh for black ID
in the Susquehanna river, ard will
gone until the LIST OF Srptem Der.
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Personal.

Johu b Maniove, Of the Rtcorder'.
Office, is visiting Ocean Grove.
= Rev T, o. Ayres, Presiding Elder Of
the Dover District resides at Harr.nt
u n, Kent County
Thomas Mitchell and family have re.
turned from two weeks visit 10 Ocean
Grove.
Miss Carrie P. Wilde, of Bareroft's,
ID spending the summer with her sis,eI
in Washington.
Mrs. Chas. P. Cassidy, of WASHING.
ton, is visiting her mother on the BrsI
DIVINE.
Miss Name Weyl and Miss Maggie
Ball, of this city, left Tia liz morning on a
Two weeks trip TO Delanco, n. j
Mrs Mary Banks left this morning on
an exit nded trip TO Long Branch. Oesan
Grove AID Asbury Park. Shs EXPECTS Ia
retuin il about two weeks.
Mrs. Jacobs, The popular milliner at
NO, %-o King street, las returned from.
Atithne City, where Gle las been re-
cuperHting for few days
Matthew Macklem, proprietor Of the
western Hotel, Went to Cane Nav MS
morning Gu short Wait for the benefit
of his he alth.
Mr.. Walter Butler, of Butler g. Son
newsdealers, has returned home fron
his vacation and speaks in tae highest
praise of what he saw.
"A. Rue, who occrpies the Finn
farm near kiamensi. adverfi.es m ras
stray horses that came TIC his premises q
few days ago.
lisa Maggie Eioholson will Ieav,
her home, GOT East Seventh street. Sat
nfday morning, TO viHit friends IL
Camden, n. j. She will be home anC
ready to accommodate her many Gus
toners again in two weeks.
Jno. W. Canary, of this city, for tt,
past tt n years with A. @. YATES & Co,
Tie popular clothiers of PHILADELPHIA
Is having a vacation of four weeks
wslch Q will take for rest and recre.
alton st tie seas hore and in the mcun
taiue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
Oonsumption,a Victim.

Frank Chandler, son OF the lace
David chandler. died last night at hi,
iAte residence, &2 West street, of tina,
dreaded disease consumption, aged n
years. he started bis business life IN
the employ OF Richardson g. Hopes,
marc ware merchants, after which be
went Into the hard ware bupiue sa ON bis
own account Mt No. West Fourth
street. His health failing him he
travelled In the South and West until
called home by the death of his father.
A year ago be became q partner in the
real estate and BROKERAGE firm of Car
penter q Chandler, but his health again
failing he retired from business about
three months ago. He was member
OF the First Presbyterian Church, and
had large circle OF friends. The I'm.
neral will take place on Saturday after.
noon; interment In Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
Gold Target BADGE

>, ID. BayraEd, the enterprisinR lew
eiler al Fifth ard Market streets' has
lea made beautiful solid gold target
Dao &c 10 re ccntested for by na1ksmen
al birmingham PARK Oh Thursdav
AueusS ~ tte G. seion Of the excur
this city 10 that ? acc Tho had Ga ia
In the shape OF a maltese cross with a
target, bul eye and rings in the csntye
su rounded by wrath, tie wbols sur
po rted by crossed T fl az.
The badge depends by gold links from
carved bar OF gold, upon which The
-, anne of lne wilmer viii be inscribed
The shots by which the badge is won
viii also he desisr cd by points IN ,be
target. The con 9 Is ooen and free 10
al The Grand Army Posts from West
chester and Coatesville " i'll be prfser
~ lie contest The badge will be dis
played afew days in Bay nard 3 W indow,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
rI,aRAaY r,ah.

The Baltimore Sun to-day says: Mr.
Frederick Shriver, manager OF the New
York and Baltimore inaide line Ct pro.
pellers. who went TO Philadelphia on
business connected with the recent
stoppage Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road freight carrying, was ut his Baiti.
more offioe yesterday. His line 10 taking
Baltimore and Ohio freight that was
engaged prior 20 the stpppage OF ship
ments through the Delaware and Rari-
tad canal.
Mr.. Shriver said his line has spe
oial rate below the canal tollsheet, and
the baltimore ard OHIO freight was
going at the special rats, without any
agreement rs 10 u specified time for the
propellers to have that traffic. 1t was
this point that was made by the Penn
sylvanis Railroad Influence in the
canal company when the Baltimore
asd Ohio freight WAS put at the full
toll sheet rates, which are In effect pre-
hibitory.
He is prepared to hear proposition
from the Baltimore ard Ohio for fixing
o tinLe tfcr traffic contract with the
propeller line. He indicated that a
ternl OF y, ars WAS not expected, but q
term OF months or for u season. His
company could then have bssis tor
making the effort to continue the traffic
~ the special rates. He Ia negotiating
WIN the Baltimore and Ohio, bnt does
not know that any thing further will
come Of 1t.
The Baltimore and Ohio chic IA were
absent in philadelphia or New York.
aud thing was known at the Central
building In this city "a to further
movements In the RAILROAD controversy.
There is q doubt In the mind OF friepda
d the company in Baltimore that the
lerms Of the traffic agreement which
Ioe otrsey central would be party to
. satisfactory to the Baltimo.e and
ohio.
The statement that Vice President
spencer had not signed u on Tuesday,
Auu was not prepared 10 say anything
.oout.it, made tho doubsttronRer. The
ersey central OF course would wish TO
ave tnh baltimore apd OHIO use its
Jersey City terminals foi all time. and
% have the Staten Hand prciect
Knocked In the head.
The aggressive action or the Penpeyl.
'ania in shutting off the Baltiu ore and
'hio from rev YORK freight traffic M sy /
'sVe oetn Timed TO force the Baltimore |
oHip any IN its necessity 10 Sign @ COZ
iact WIN the Jersey Central that would /
70 unsa'h factory. Among the rumors
vas one that President Robert Garrett |
" lu1 way nome. But he WIS., in |
'aris on Tuesday, and Ia not expeoted
sail for the United States until the
middle of Septem Der.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
New YORK POlitice'

NEW YORK, Aug. iS.-Aayo ,I, o, "a
said tc-day: "Tammany asl i, II II
b. ing no candidate to the Pos sin II Il b
may Orally this year tina. will WI, win = ma ID
County Democracy selects 9 gem pun,e,pr
and secures the backing OF am potI
ta,ive citizens committee - nader d
candidate for reelection, ard ard, us ~ rad
circumstance will I consent {, s. ,bs 10 ~ y
All this talk ID the tnsca d VIZ If thi
acheming to run for governor
State In 1883 is absurd ..omen, yol
"Do you rsiterate the s' l,ssuscl91
made over year ago III that '''p'
he was asked, ,.te Of Ke1
candidate would stand any f SsT Yorl
race for the govsrnorship IN NV
StAta %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
FOURTH EDITION
Democratic state Convention.

L @e@sSoA%ae ot"to 0V1NDhttoh.
The Democratic State Con vention Of
Pennsy lvania was called to order IL
Harrisburg on wednesday by Chair
man Hensel of the State Committee
Mortimer r. Elliott WAS chosen pfrms.
neut chairman. The nominees were
For Governor, Chaupcey II. Black
Lisutt nant Governor, Robert b. Rick
etts; Secretary of Internal Affairs, j.
Simpson Africa; Auditor General. VIM.
j. Brennan. and Congressman At Large,
Msxwell Stevenson. The platform re-.
aftrms the Chicago platform OF 1884;
fsvors just and fair revision of the
revenue lave; endorses the ad In ietra
items OF President Clevt land and Gov
ernor Pattison; desires the abrogatlon
of all lays that do not bear equally
upon capital and labor, and the pre-
vention OF the hiring out OF convict
labor; fAvors the enactment of laws by
which labor organizations may be in.
oorporated and arbitration extended
and enforced, and q suitable spprtn
tieeship act for the purpose of crea ;ing
better class of artisans and mechan-
les; the prohibition of the employ ment
OF children under IA years in work
shops or factories, and the strict en-.
forcement Of the laws relating to pluck
me-stores and store orders; declares
that pc rsonal estate should be made to
pay its just share OF taxation.
The Ohio Democratic State Conven-
ton met In Toledo yesterday and nomi-
mated John Mcbride for Secretary of
Stale; ID ID. Follttt, for Judge of Su.
preme Court; j. W. Cruikshank, for
CLERK OF Supreme Court; l.. ID. Brown
for Commissioner of Public Schools,
ard Edward Sealus, for member OF the
Board OF Public Works. The platform
endorses the National Administration;
declares that taxes should not he CO.
lected hey ond the needs of government!
demands q revision of existing tariff
laws, in accordance with the principles
iAid down In the last national platform
approves the policy Of paying out the |
surplus revenues heretofore accun u |
lated In the Treasury on the interest
bearing debts; demands that both gold |
and silver, as established by the Con
stitution, shall be maintained AZ the |
OASIS OF our money system; approves
the action of the State Department and /
the present Democratic Administrative /
Ia no protection of American citisens
In foreign countries; expresses syn
patty with Ireland; favors az amend
ment to the Constitution that will per
mn Judicious regulation of the LIQUOR
traflo ard repress the abuses growing
out of 1t and fsvoriDg arbitration for
NE settlement of differences between
abor and capital.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19

lSHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Levaria Facias, to me directed,
Will Q exposed - public sale, at the Court
House, on MARKET street between Tenth and
Eleventh ftretts, in the city of Wilmi ngton,
rev Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885,
At o'clock, p, IN,
The following described real estate, viz :
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the brick messuage thereon erected, situate
Ia the city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at q point on the es.erly side
OF Monroe street between Second and Third
streets at the distance Of 3B feet from the
southeriy side Of Third street, thence west
erly parallel to Third street II feet 10
stake, thence southerly parallel to Monroe
street lS feet to stake, being corner OF
Stephen DaYis' lot, thence easterly with
said line and parallel with Third street Y
feet TO the aforesaid side Of Monroe street,
and thence along the same Is feet 10 the
place of beginning, be the contents what IL
may Book Il, Vol. Z, page 4bb, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the pIoP'
erty OF Albert Hufnal and Evaiina, MS WIG,
and t. ts. and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sherin. =.
Sherifi's Office, Wilmington, Ausust ~,
1885. auls eod-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19

DIR. woodrow Acuuttted.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Is In the ar.
gu neut IN the Woodrow herety car be-
fore the Augusta Presbytsry DIR Adams
argued to prove DR. Woodrow had
passed the age ct doubt ia teaching
evolution AID had accepted evolution
AS true hey ohd Ierai venture Til.
scriptures are not silent en- the suhject.
Inc Bible aud 'COnIt ssl0n of FLuht'
poth give ecCogb.s Of Lba immediate
mskihg OF man The defendant, having
sworn to adopt the standards and cats.
cnlSma or the cLurcn Couid not exercise
tne right OF private judgment to teach
any other doctrine. DIR. Woodrow il
bound by the DRY of the creation in
he standard, just as by other rules
Either have the standards altered or
| else step down and cut.
The confession of faith said Gods
body WAS erected after ALL the other
creatures. DR. Woodrow's IL cory Wss
that 1t was being created along with
other creatures all tee time. "God
created man." says our Church, "out
OF the dust OF the earth aud women ont
of the ibis of man. Should DR., w, cd.
row be acquitted by the Presbyt.ry
the Church would be pronounced il
error"
DIR. Woodrow In his own defense an
pounced that the principles of his ad-
dress were true and would prevail
against all opposition. He said his ork
had nothing to do with Lis charge Of
views.
| will not discuss evolution, for |
would consider 1t proclamation. But
thinking 1t unsafe for the Presbytery TO
base any setion on the views AZ inter
preted by DIR. Adams l would explain
that l have traced layer after layer, and
fossil and know along with others thst
these forms of life have followed each
other In that particular order. That il
the part that IL not a hypothesis. NV
accuser's hypothesis is a vast mis-
take
DIR. Woodrow appealed In the name
OF the Master that no word or oppo :
brium in the church he placed, that nc
additional meaning bo placed on GOD Il
word
On the final vote thirteen voted DR..
Woodrow not guilty and nine vo.eC
b i'm guilty IN the first count Of the ir-
dictment. Ga the other counts tue ma
jority OF his woes was larger. DR.
Adams, conducting the prosecution, at
once gave notice. OF appeal to the synod
in Sparta in Octobs,. The Pres by terry
then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
FIFTH EDITIoI
A Iiutcha.n

,Jamaa eher Case
Second street and KIN. a welLt,I
this morning. nn,fH nsi Sn the MpalsiIp.i ~
the Market Smeltz large nr BY Cls1
me market ordinsr cs J. viOlsu
nnS totti &c meat for sale ~ on ' ~
mission store In the OLA ossan3eyi
!. MI Mr., sm mel testified tbs, e Jeh.s'
upon which he cut M OF Tie !.
6 pUse e., u for sale, and fran sa, 4. y
nances. VI 'ne maiks
ing johnson. cross o ,%ai i'pu
sneltz sharply, and a sssess''S S
did not have johnson se ..e hia
some butchers complained iI ~ a..
smeltz said he did not u hn ON.
citlEsns complained. Bs 0 Ss,i ~
give we. the names of the citizen .'c'li
The Judge said that had ru,,,.
With the case. but The e. o nSsalDs
whether Mr., johnson solr I' s,
tIary to the law and tbs o asa
Mr. Harrington contsnSad y'u ~
johnson was within four tss, 'l "
i a, he had a right to ssll VI !.
Z, TO, which the reply was that Il FL ~ n ]
mad that right, every otier h i 20. /
the same right. '4'Oue'
Nehemiah Davis coroho,.,.,
smeltz in HIS testimoney, '''
Judge Cummins regrs,,0a .
sence OF City Solicitor Turnsrr u. u,
ne was not prepared to give I ds,,.
without hearing his views a. th s' y,
cutting officer of the CITY, bu W !, ~
plainly OF the opinion tina, ' ~, y
was guilty of at least a techDi Ssla ]
lation OF the law and was paS'.
nne for such violation, bnt ~
wiling to consult with Mr., Ha,,,l
ana Mr.. Turner in regard to th u
nance. Mr.. Harrington sgredM,i
and the further hearing OF ibs ,s J
postponed until 9 O'clock m.as,|
morning. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 18.-Judee
fo%ers publishes in the state papers
10 DAY an exhaustive answer to charges
hied against him before the Senate in.
oieiary committee while his nominf.
tion Tor associate justice of UfaE was
pending. He denies all tho allegations
anu supports each point with strong
uocumenl airy proof His friends pro.
bounced II a complete vindication.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19
!. CoIored Minister Ds'''

Rev. Benjamin Gibbs a = e sSoorsd con
lister OF the Delaware M Z t.r oCsY No
ference, died at his reside s,ioG,, IN III
West Twelfth street, lsst q, my holds BIZ
sst b. year Of his as9n h = Church ,;;
been a minister for over .+ az appoint
Allied most of the impost4nIss ia "a mem
her Of the Conference Mining Mining Eldsl
1 Rev Hooper Jolly has been a1 ns' but p'
children. The fuDeral VIZ
IN TridaV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19

WARD-M oSHEA.-I st. Patrick q Church
on the 18TH inst, by Rev. George y. brad.
FORD Mr.. James Ward and Miss Sarah A
McShea. both Of THE city.
Penn tRlTAaE.-Attbe res
iaence OF tho brides parents, August u,
1850, by Rev Charles Breck d. ID. M iss
Meivina Heritage and MIR. James A.
PeLnington.
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A sad Affection

Sergeant Sullivan. j., m men came FROM
s rep sss al rss esI aassHs r
is being held t e. asyTri " be called y
see bis daughter s an %Ro reside, ass ,b II
'say city Il sas s ,I sss Tsss IT,
dif Her 70 remains WIN be s.d ta ssaiction spa
tomorrow; ni Tp1s - bias the h''''"'
81 ssrs esthiss Of bis comrades, -,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-19

About 2 O'Clock this morning d
broke out In the business part Of La
rel, Sussex County, which owing 10 u
fact that the buildings are nearly 1
frame, spread rapidly and was soon
yond control. The tire town was thrtd
ened with destruction, and ss there
no fire engines In the place word VI
teiegraphed to this city for assiItand
Chief Engineer Sweeney detailed !,
Washington steam ergine and hose q
the Fame engine and hose to proceed
Laurel at once. They were taken to !,
p, w & B. station and loaded en- n
fiat cars, which with Il passenger y
attached for the men constituted !,
train. Engine No. "A, one OF the fastd1
on the road, was furnished by the coz
pany, and the special left this cit!
4 So q. IN. with Conductor Johnton
charge, and William GreeDleaf as eng
neer. The road was CLEARED. and Y
running time of the trip Of VI mli
WAS 90 minutes. Between Dover y
Harrington three miles was made
2.47 minutes.
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OF for Brandyw,na snr,nos

The 10 so o'c ock Train on the B. & p,
H. Il. this forer con took out about two
hundred survivors and friends of the
Rourth Delaware Regiment TO the
bfanoywine Springs, where the reoI.
nehe Will have reunion. The First
the excursion. ' P"nieo