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Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Mrs. uIey GLAND at Princeton.

Mrs. Cleveland has accepted tho In
vitAtion OF Professor Msrquand to visit
Princeton College. She will arrive next
Friday evening and remain until Mon.
day. On Friday evening Mrs. Oleve-
land will attend performance Of "En.
gagged" giveo by the Dramatic Asso.
citation. DIR. MeCosh will give re.
ceptlon in her honor on Saturday at IL
O'Clock, to which the two upper classes
will be invited. After the reception
Mrs. Cleveland and eighty invited
guests from New York and Philadelphia
Will lunch with Professor MarquRnd,
atter which the party will attend the
lo-Princeton base ball game. A
special train from New York and Phila.
deiphiA will run TO Princeton on 5As-
urday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
The peIaMara sohool or Am,

The Delaware School OF Art Asrocia-
tiOn will hold their second Annusl reoep
iion this evening, iu Institute Hall.
The room hos been handsomely deco.
rated with flowers, evsrRreens and
potted plants. There will be o musical
and literary entertalnment, followed by
Refreshments consisting OF Ice cream,
cake and strawberries. The exhibition
will be held In O. 8. HGmmitt's atudio,
on the third floor, and the guests will
be afforded . private view OF the pic
lures, OF which there nre now fly ON
the walls. The majority Of these wer6
painted by Mr.. Hammitt's pupils, from
sketches taken from nature. Invita-
tions have been issued for 800 guests,
aud those who were fortunate enough
TO receive thtn will no doubt pALs o
pleasant evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
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An Agsurnu co or Health

Among the assurances OF health nt-
fcrdea US by the regular discharge oi
the bodily functions, none is more i'm
portant and reliable than that which
regularity OF the bowels gives us. II
there is any-svsn temporary inter-
ruption OF this-the liver and the
stomach suffer conjointly with Inactive
organs, and still greater mischief en
sues II reliefis not speedily obtained.
A laxative, above all cAvil on the poore
OF mineral composition or violent feet,
10 Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, approved
by the medical profession and q most
important Item of the family mAterin
nedica OF American hoaseholdg. 1t ia
botanic, painless in action, and II per.
sisted In, eifectuAl. The stomach and
liver, In no less degree and no less
promptly and thoroughly than the
bowels, are regulated and toned by 1t,
and 1t Is an admirable defense against
rnalAriSl and rheumatic ailments, aud q
benign remedy for kidney complaints,
nervousness and debility.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
ACCIDENTALLY OvnnHs ARD.

Warren Harp-r Il Bro. handle most of
the Southern vegetables that come into
the Wilmington market
That several prominent pollt'can are
at loggerheads Over the late nomfIation
election.
That George R. Roberts willsbe the
new member OF Coancil from the Fifth
ward, Notwithstanding that Mr.. Nsthsn'
lei Culbert will b his Democratic oppo'
nent
Read the REPUBLICAN carefully and
| make fair comparison.
The Every Evening disclaims that Mr..
George Bates had hand IN the editorial
control of that paper during the late un-
pleasentness In the Democratic raaks
| over the Mayoral y contest
The Street Commission Is doing admir-
ably In fixing up the streets in the wes'
| tern part of the city but we would like
them for humanity sake Ito the poor
dumb animals who have to travel the
streets) TO have The stones picked up of
of came.
Fresh, delicious strawberries from
Laurel, Del have made their appearance
in the marzet and sell for IS cents a
quart
A Munchausen story that A. L.
Hhields, Esq. the great criminal lawyer
OF Philadelphia, once worked in the Har-
Ian and Holingsworth CompaEy's yard.
l went to No. school when he did, he
| being In No / room under Miss Van
dever while was In No. room under
Miss Mary Miller. He left this city for
Philadelphia, whers he studied law under
| one of IL greatest of criminal lawyers.
Postmaster Harrity received good part
OF his knowledge a. No. school under
Miss Vandever.
That the Academy had better houses
last Friday and Saturday evenings than
| for some time past
That the Board of Education have al
ready had several applications for the po-
sition Of principal of the High School.
That party of young men intend for
tifying themselves with the necessary
coaxing apparatu, on next Thursday and
eli on the creeks bank at Greenbank, to
try and persuade the fish to bits. don't
think they VIII bits this early In the sea-
son, do you dear reader.
That the new paper is not as good as
the old dailies, to the contrary notwith-
| standing.
That the Star speaks in enigmas when
1t says with respect to the Mayoralty
contest the people of this city are between
the Devil and the Deep Sea The edi-
tor is nearly correct If he refers to the
geographical position of the city. But
Harrington will get there all the same.
The Oldest merchant doing business on
Market street is Mr.. Henry r Bring
hurst, the druggist, right below Fourth
street
That the handsomest Chinaman In our
city is Hop Lee, who is sporting brand
new straw hat.
That the diagram Of the machine on
exhibition at the Court House which in
jured John W. Fosters hand at Lea
Pusey's cotton mill, is q very complete
affair, and reflects credit on the artist
who drew it.
That Levi G. Bird, Esq has a wonder
full influence in his pleadinR before
jury. He gets at it with all there is in
him, and no one could look after their
| clients' interests with great fidelity.
That Mr.. Austin Harrington was born
in Dover, Del and not in Wilmington, ,as
stated in yesterdays REPUBLICAN.
Newspaper men sometimes get misled
when they get their information second
handed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Killed By m Cat

HUDSON, Wis, May 2i.-0ne of the
most remarkable tragedies ever known
here TOOK place to-day. A house cat al
the residence of Henry Kroker killed Mr.
and Mrs Kroker's infant son. The child
was only days old, and this morning II
was being cared for by It's grandmother.
The old lady, noticing that her grandson
was sleeping quietly In his cradle, lay
down to take a nap. She slept some
time and was finally awakened by a cry
from the child's mother, who had turued
toward the cradle and saw the cat lying
across the baby's face.
The cat was quickly removed, but toe
late to save the baby, who had been
smo hered. The parents were frantic
over the occurrence, as the child was
their first born.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
City Court.

At the City Court this morning,
judge Oummins presiding, Mary E
Eielde, eolored, was charged with the
larceny Of a white apron, sun bonne,
and fur cap. She was held ia 5000
bail for her appearance ct the next term
OF the county court.
Ezekiel HAokett, colored, charged
by his wife, Benetta, with a'sAultinR
her with q broom stick, was required
to pay SIS and costs.
a young lad was next srraigued on
the charge Of entering the oyster house
OF Ainhcow 81 Go, Gu Fourth stIeet be.
low King, on Sunday last, and stealing
therefrnm quantity Of oysters and four
pies. After hesring the evidence of one
wltness the judge gave the boy lee
ture and remanded him to the custody
OF the chief,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Tho Murder OF Farmer RAae

sonERvnIE, N. j., May 21.-At the
opening Of the court this morning Prose-
cNtor William V. Stsele moved the trial
of Morrison Nolan, indicted by the last
grand jury for the murder OF old VIII
liam Race In an outbarn near Bel Mead.
Counselor Charles A. Reed objected to
the proceedings on the ground that no
legal list of jurors had been served on the
defendant. Judge Magic sustained Mr..
Reeds objection and the case was ad
journed until the September term of
court.
1t is alleged that If Nolan be acquitted,
well-known person from the neighbor-
hood OF the murder against whom sus-
picion points will be arrested. The
stains found on the defendants overcoat
were examined by Professor Cutler for the
State and DIR. Mathewsou Tor the defense.
Professor Cutler pronounces them TO be
the blood of mammal, but is not positive
that they are human blood. DR.. Mathew
con claims that the largest spots are mud
and the smaller ones the blood of horse.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
News sutnmAry.

B. r. French aud six others have
been iudictsd OF Hazard, Perry couuty,
Kentnoky, for killing j. O. Eyerpole,
hix weeks ago. Eversole was shot from
ambueh. HIS nurder was tho result OF
q feud between himself and French Of
four yesrs' etanding.
The body OF man about 20 years OF
aue was washed ashore at PAiresviile,
Ohio, on Sunday. Fastened TO the
body wtrs two -four saoks flled with
sand and stones; over the right ear was
pistol shot wound, and on the LETT
temple bad bruise.
1t Is stated "unofii cially" that the
President and Mrs. Cleveland will try
TO attend the launching Of this cruiser
Baltimore ut Philnielphia July 4th,
aud that Mrs. Oievel aud will probably
cbristen the vessel,
Giovanni Nelli was arrested 10 New
York on Monday for completely in the
murder OF the woman found 10 o cellar
In MulbarIy street, with her throat cut,
last Saturday.
Fielder OsIr, aged 68 years, com :
mitted suicide in this presence of his
wife, At his home near Cooke ysville,
Baltimore County, Maryland, on San.
day afternoon. He blsW the top of his
head off with gun.
A despatch fron g. John, Nav
Brunswick, says that on Thursday last
i've lumbermen were crossing the
AfistoOk river when their boat upset
and three of them, named Feipey, No
QnAde and Cole, were drowned.
Peter J. Quinn, chief bookkeeper for
O. @. Dixon q Co, contractors and
builders In Pittsburg, Pa, is missing
and his accounts show shortage OF
$4,000. 1t is supposed he has gone to
Canada.
Early on Monday morning barn In
Chicago was burned and 20 horses were
suffocatod. Two families living over
the barn vera rescued by the fireman,
and IL is feared one child will die.
Peter Balb, a saloon kesper, In San
Brancisco, ehot Louise Kullmsyer, OF
Sunday, and then killed himself The
woman's wounds ale not fAtAl. He had
proposad marriage 70 her and she had
rejected him.
An attempt was made su nday night
to burn the town OF Anderson, 5oatL
Carolina. Two dwellings aud Two large
stables were set on fre. The stables
were destroyed.
The steamer Atlantic. which reached
Oollingwood, onlatij, on Sunday pick
cd up two men, lAshed to their toa,,
near Killarney. They were both
dead.
George rhomas, a p,ddlef, shot and
killed Maggie Wise, n divorc6d woman,
in Gin ,innati, yesterday morning ARD
then shot himself though the temple.
Mrs. Sawyer, wife of Senator Sawyer,
Of Wisconsin, died at her residence In
Washington yesterday. She has been
an invalid for several years.
The net gold In the treasury, which
on the 1sJ inst. WAS S213. .259 1884, has
fallen to Sl98. TIA. Ola.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
a Serious charge.

William Ward G alliop g gsd 10 years,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on q
serious charge. The accused driveB M
oil wagon for A. DonAhoe, and at the
time he WAS serving oil for his en-
ployer. II appears from the evidence
given In the city court last even I'M z that
the accused called ut the house OF
Pusey 5idwell, No. 1902 West Front
street, where he WA1 In the habit OF
serving oil. He entered the boute M d
found no one present but little Blanche,
MIS-. Sid we'll being cut aad her hue
band, who lAbors at night, being up
stairs asleep. Knowing this the rascal
assaulted the little girl. She screamed
and awoke her father. About the same
time the mother returned home, and the
child related what had happened. The
father was quickly called and AppIised
OF the facts.
He Immediately started in pursuit OF
the villain, who, in the meantime, had
entered the wagon and drove leisurely
out Front street. The police were noti-
fed Of what had occurred and they
went In search Of the perpetrRtor Of the
deed. They finally found him about
O'Clock, at tho corner OF Maryland ave-
nue. aud Chestnut street He WAS ar.
rested, taken TO the city hall and locked
up.
DIR. Oorkran was called In to attend
the child. and found her TO be very
much eIoited and suffering very much,
but that there were no fears OF any seri.
Gus results.
At the regular session Of the Munici.
pal Court, lAat evening, the prisoner
was ArrAiRned under the law passed by
a recent LEGISLATURE, the charge being
''lewdly and lasciviously playing and
toying with n fem ale child uRder Z years
of age" After hearing the statements
Of the mother he WAS held In 81, 600 bail
for court. The penalty upon conv 10
tion 10 from one 10 three years impris
onm6nt,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Butoners OF Amerfoa:

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81, 1888 -
This will be great week for the butch.
ers of the United States. Beelnning
tomorrow they will assemble here for
the third annual Convention Of the
Butchers National Protective AssocI-
alton OF America. The business meet
ings will be held in St. Georges Hail.
ut Arch and Thirteenth streets, on Tues.
day, Wednesday and Friday. Thurs
day will be set aside for q monster pa-
rade and barbecue. Ten thousand
butchers will march In gala uniform OF
white butchera' slips, blue silk sAshes,
black silk high hats aud blood red
badges. An Idea of the size OF the
coming cooking exploits at the barbecue
can be imagined when 1t is known that
ditch 225 feet long has bson dug in
the park, over which will be spitted
aud suspended fifty oxen and one hun.
dred sheep, stuffed with poultry, The
roasting will begin Wednesday night.
30 as to have the D,as5 6oAo" by Sins
nsr time o. Thuls1sy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

BHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold By US on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold hy N. b. Dan.
forth, cor. And and Market Sts.
bHILoH's vIrALIzER Is what tou
neSd for Constipation, Loes Of Aupe.
tue, Dizziness and all symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by N. B. DAnforth, cor,
aud and Market Sts.
WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspensin
and Liver OomplAint2 6hiloh's Wits
lizer 10 guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth. nnr. 2nh and Market sis.
sLERrLEss NIGHTS, msde miserable
Dy inat terrible cough. 6htloh's Cure
IN tne remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
the AInier-Daiy Match.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-The wrest'
ling match between Professor Miller. oi
Baltimore, and Captain DAILY, Of New
York, attracted n large crowd To the
rink tc-nisht, but the eoatest was very
slow. DAILY showed little science, bu,
greet stren nRth, and bis hnieht aud
length OF reach gave him some advan.
tnEes He acted almost wholly on the
deffnGive, aud Miller exhausted him.
self In efforts to turn Daily over while
he was prone upon the stage, presenting
no opportunities for hold.
Miller won two out Of thrte falls, but
the match Was declared o draw, as the
fourth bout yielded no fall when time
was called. Miller had the he.t ofit,
and Just at the close needed only few
seconds more to win. John l.. Sullivan
acted ms referee, James Daily rs judge
for Capt. DAILY, OF New York, and
Dominick McOsffrey for Prof. Millsr.
Arthur Chambers Actsd As timekeeper.
The two men were evenly matched In
weight, but DAILY Is much taller, and
relied upon his length TO reach for de
fenslve tactios whan on all tours.
For the first bout he acted wholly on
tho defensive except for one instant.
Prof. Miller Was on Daly's back nearly
the whole time trying 10 vain TO reach
the lattsr's long. wide-spIesd arms
W hsnever there was any danger thai
he would yet a hold DAILY would fall
fat on his face, leaving no room foi
Miller To erasp him. The play wAs
very tedious, but At last Miller, with q
half N elson hold, turued DAILY over
and won the fall in IA MINUTES aud 2
seconds.
In the second bout Miller plainly
tempted DAILY to take the offensive, but
the latter wss not inclined to do 1t. The
same tAotlos were repeated, but Millei'l
over confidence lost him the fall, DAILY
getting . three quarter Nelson hold, and
turning Miller with bis shoulders squars
down upon the floor of the stage. Time,
~ minutes - seconds.
In the thud boat the Rame tsotior
weIo pursued, DAILY being on his face
the greater part OF the time. At length,
while Ia this position, Miller got him
by the armu and twisting ono back, Roi
an arm up back bold ami turned DAILY
over. Time, % minutes 40 seconds.
The fourth bout was against time.
DAILY stuck close to the floor, and in
spite Of desperate effort by Miller, the
latter was unable 10 turn him before
time WAS called. Tho match was limited
to two hours, with fifteen minutes be-
tween each bout.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
wall Decorations.

Harry Holt. the well.knoWn aud pop
ulnr paper hanger, No. 213 West Second
street, has introduc something new
In wall decorations. l. oonaiats of &
hand painted, me!Rllzed, solid Tsllei
materisl, which IL not only very orna
mental and beautiful but also durable.
He hao samples of the work on tie walls
OF bis establishment, where it cau be
teen by all who will tske tho trouble to
ca BE is also prepared to do all
kinds Of paper banging, Hnd has q full
stock on hand Of all the nov and desira-
Bile patterns OF wall paper.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
a Young Man KnIed in Jest.

NEW MARTINsvILLE, May 21.-
Elmer Friend, n handsome young man
of %, In company with three young
women, started on Saturday to oross
Little Fishing Greek In boat. While
FIiend WAS hailing out the skih, Miss
IDgOlds, one OF the young women, In
sport picked up small pebble weigh
Ing perhaps an ounce and tossed 1t to-
ward him, intending to have 1t fall In
stone struck FrieEd on ths back OF the
head and he fell forward dead. There
WAS no mark or bruiss made Miss
Iusolds Is almost srtzsd with grief.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Ph,isdoiph,a Itcms.

PHILADELPHIA. May 30 The 13sth
anniversary OF tho birth of Stephen
Girard was celebrated yesterday oil
Girsrd College. An address was de
livered by President Fetterolf, and nm
|oration by William II. Z,ller. Over
l 0O0 members OF the Alumni and
otters pArtook OF collation.. Thorn Aa
Orr was elected President Of the Alum
nj Association.
Tne schooner Hattie NJ. Barbour,
hence for Bangor with GOAL, ran ashore
on BrAndywine Shoals on Saturday
night. The tug North America pulled
her of and towed her Into the Break
water In, 1, Is said, n leAlky condition.
Mrs Henry d. Gregory died suddenly
yesterday while attending tba mehtlnR
OF the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society In Calvary Preshy teriAn Church
She WAS about to offsr the opening
prayer.
An unknown man, who is said u
have been stealing o ride, was struck
by An overhead bridge on the Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad, near Germantown
Junction, yesterday aud was instantly
killed.
Colonel A. Wilson Norris, Auditor
General Of Pennsy lvanis, died yester.
day, aged 46 years.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
special mentIon.
~ NJ a bro.

that everybody ought 70 know thai A.
Sergeant gives 2a41 lba. OF the pest, we'll.
cleaned cofi y evs-y ton you buy. Oak,
pine Ene hicory kind,lng wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King stzeets. Look for the
blue sign, 0uentuy In tho evening.
Tho 1reAt Eye koInedy
Ia DIR. Simms' Eye Cure. InfiAmed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelida, weak and
defective eyesight from any oRuse are
nicely relieved apd quickly cured.
Supplied In rs and 90 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DR.. Bimms q Son, 4th
and King Sta., Wilmington, Del.
A few more of those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every poun d
OF tobacco, ct only thirty cents pound. .
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Twelve finely rosouched cabinets and
one frame sizo With each dozen, for IS,
at Holiand's, 3O7 Market street.
Bush's, French street wharf 10 the plsce
to buy your cosi.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
"Not Bnlk, but BusIness:r

is the way a Western man put 1t IN
eGpressing TO fritn3 hts complete sat-
iAfAction In the use OF Dr.. Piarce's
Pleasant PurRAtive Pellets. So email
and yet so affeotus', they bid fair to
supplant entirely the old.style pill. An
ever.ready remedy for Sick aud Bilious
Hesdache, Biliousness, Constipation and
all blood disorders. Mid in action,
wosderful In effect. Pat up In vlals
convenient to carry. Their use nt-
tended with no discomfort These
sterling meiiss account for their great
pOpulArity,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Fatally Burt on the RAILROAD,

CUMBERLAND, Nd, May 2l.-rhis
siternoon, as West Virginia Central
freight train passed point short dis.
lance below Keyser, the engineer sew q
man lying across the track directly In
'front.' OF the engine. He reversed and
Itleo to stop, but too late, and the man
was run over and both legs cut OF. He
aied shortly after the accident. He WAS
,uentlhed as James Myers, aged II,
ilVinS near the scene OF the accident. Ii
Is lne second case of the kind on this
.oau .t IN about week, the other occur-
ring near Elkins.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
8, 18 or SO gems for 20 cents at Gum
mings' gallery, 1902 Market street.
Aick HnraAa

James Murphey, Of Brandywine Hun
dred, is attending thirty eight horses
which are suffering from the various dis
eases which attack the equine race. Thus
far be has been very successful, not hay =
ing lost an animal this spring, and he
has hopes of being able to save every one
OF the patients now on his list. He be.
lieves in active treatment in all cases,
holding that diplomas alone cannot effect
a cure, however high may be the reputa-
tion of its owner. Those who have EN-
ployed him have great faith In his skill.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Oumberland's nIunIo,pal Electio

CUMBERLAND, Md, May 21.-The
city election fer mayor, clerk and Ave
oouncilmen at large passed off Quietly
here to-day. ]. W. shuok, Rep, was
Reelected mayor over Daniel Frantz,
DEM, by 1876 majority. His vote WAS
1856 to FTAntz's 859. Col. Horace Resley,
Democrat, was reelected clerk by 229
majority over Col. Charles Gilpin, Rep.
The oounoilmen elected are: William
PearTe, Henry Shrivsr and j. d. Bopst,
Republicans, and j. W. Humbifd and
w. II. OoulebAn, Democrats. Four
Democrats and two Republicans hold
over, and the new council will stand six
Democrats and five Republicans, with
Republican mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Got Ain h,nr

eilas Gray,a private in the Forty second
1llinois Volunteers, ,sbsented himself from
duy in 1868, and was sen enced TO death
by court martial for desertion, but the
sentence was dlsapproyed. Gray recent y
claimed pay for the time lie was absent
without leave, and Second Comptroller
Butler, TO whom the case was referred,
has decided that the claimant 10 entitled
to the money. "Acquittal Of a charge OF
desertion," states the Comptroller, ''is
also acqui, tai of absence without leave for
the period covered by the alleged deser-
tion,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
BreyIties.
Gho cheapest has house An the oiEy
Rumford Bros,' 4Oz Market street.

= ~ thNteEp4h mas u01b4 M NM0 DlEI
Rumford Bros,' 4Oz Market streAt
oupping and lsoohing, lo3 L. seoond 81.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
brazilian Balm, Immediate cure for nunps
Brazilian Balm ourOs n oold; 20 dosss, los.
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like IL.
hlllard y. Davis, jeweler, E. Second ct.
Fine Is X. Rings, at HAnf's, Is X. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist. 9th and King.
American Laundry, eO2 West Front etreel,
ley street. y ~-rN
II. u. Hollis keeps tho only home ms do
caniies in this city, ct No. 4 W. "a OF.
60 to SEQ. n. Murphev's for your parI OF
ley street.
Go to II. H Moore's stslis, Nos. "a and "a
second u market, for your cnoi3e creamery
herh butter; ALSO the best cream cheese at
market prico.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
A Mnthar,a niaating.

We are deeply shocked and grieved
10 hear OF the Impurities In some of the
schools In cur city. In order to help
this evil, and aid the mothers In tho
care Of the precious ones intrusted to
their csro, We propose to hold meeting
for mothers every Wednesday alter
noon, from to O'Clock, at the rooDt,
Northeast corner Eighth and Market
streets. W. c. T. U.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
EnlsrNanent.

Bannar & Mum propose to erect an
addition to their building at the foot OF
Fourth street, making 1t 40 feet by 100
feet and two stories high, in order to in.
crease their facilities for filing orders
for lifeboats. They are about finishing
a yacht for W. o. Weiner OF San Fran
Disco, California, and have an order for
similar one for Mr.. Marvin of the
Marvin Safe Company, and they have
In course OF construction nine metallic
liieboAts and two yachts.