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COIOred Peoples Day.

The 3lst day Of October the committee has
selected for grand demonstration and parade
of the State ard visiting militia. trade organ
izations and civic societies. This day the peo-
pie OF our race will have special access 70 the
Exposition Eminent men Of our race will
deliver addresses on educational aud economic
subjects. In the evening a grand vocal con
cert will be given ~ a choir Of our best mus
cal talent, in Music Hall Luty 70 sclf. the
race and the State requires every man 10 put
forth lis best efforts t. make this great enter
prize a grand success.
FOR further Information address joseph I.
Wilson. secretary, 205 West Bread rect, k.cb
mond. Va.
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RULES HELD IN

XTIRGTNIA.-AT RULES Held IN
the Clerks Office 81 be Circuit Court
for the county OF New Kent. on Monday, the
81 day OF september, lsco.
George l.. Martin snd Emma H. Martin. his
wife. who sues BY the said George l.. Martin.
her next friend, .-...-....- .-.-.-...-P ldintIn,
AGAINST
The Western Union Telegraph Company.
.............. ........... ......... Defendant.
THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff Of New Kent county,
greeting
We command you that you summon the
Western Union Telegraph company, n found
in your bailwick, 10 appear ut the ,.erk's
Office of our said Circuit Court for our said
county. on the first Monday la October ls.s,
10 answer George f.. Martin snn Emma B.
Martin, his wife. who SUI by the said George
+. Martin, her next friend, OF "A plea OF tres
pass on the case. Damages five hundred dollars.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, J. n. Harris. clerk Of our : id Cir
cult Court, at the Courthouse. this 81 Gay OF
September. 1885, and in the 18th year o. the
Commonwealth,
Teste
in HARRIS.
And affidavit having been made that the said
The Western Union eietrsIh tomJary Is a
corporation created by some other state, and
that there is no agent OF said corporation, or
person declared by the Avs o this State 10 be
an agent OF such corporation in the county u
New Kent, and that there Is no other person In
said county on whom process can b served In
an action at law. lately h sttutcd ~ the said
George T.. Martin and Emma H. Martin. his
wife. IN the said Circuit Court, the object OF
which SUIT is 10 recover damages Tor t'e.pass
upon the real estate of the raid George T.. Mar
un and Emma b. Martin. his wife. the Western
Union Telegraph Company, defendant. is re
Quired 20 appear within Fifteen days after due
publ cation OF this order. In the clerks Office
OF our said Court, and do whist /, necessary 20
4If . - nYtl.4
copy OF this order be Tort ith published
once week four successive We. h in the
DAILY TINES. newspaper publ .hed IN the
cts OF kicbDo q, Virginia ARA be- posted AT
the front door 81 the Con- thOHse Of ,Cw Kent
county on the trst day Of The n.Nt tOUrty
Court Tor said county after the date 4 Ia )
ORDER.
eOpy-Teste:
}. n. HARRIS Clerk.
II. H. PoLLAED. p. TsCJ-thiw
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ColOred Department.

This department Is in charge Of the above
named committee. They have issued the fol
lowing circular 70 the colored people of Viz
eiuia. II is exp cted from pres ut indications
that their exhibit in this department will be d
most interesting one:
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EXPOSITION
Continued.
Snecial Premium.
Continued.

For the county exhibit which shall be dccii
ed the best by the judges OF
award there shall be aaaed
epecial premium. offered by xessrs II PM
lips 4 stein. OF one set Of china. valued AZ
600. This pecial premium shall be conferred
upon that person who has done ihe most
towards procuringand display IN said EXHIBIT
and who .hall furnish herewith the MIST
complete statement Of the resources OF the
said county; said person TO bee'ected 10y n ma
,ori;v vote Of the county Judge clerk ano
chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors, aitei
said special premium is conferred BY the hh
position. ,..ao
By order Of the Executive Commune.
ASHTON sTARKE President.
AR yFvABLE, Jr, Secretary
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Musica! Programme.
CAPPA's SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
CONTERNO's BAND OF BROOK
LYS, y. ANDTHE ROYAL
SEAPOLIrAN BAND
OF NAPLES,
ITALY,

have hecn engaged 20 furnish music during
zoe Exposition These bands are of rail0ut.
reputation. ana wfI reader concerts ot 81
.,tt.d programmes daring each day oi the
Exposition.
Apart from the others attractions II the
EXPOSITION the musich feTturc viii repay amy
.ne who w.l visit TIE tXpos ton. The follow
inguamfd celebrated soi,ist, VIII accompany
Cappa's Baua. Walter Rogers. curuet euIoi.t'
William iacfoiX. uCmh ue sol0is': John Is.
Dauscb. principal obl; >i-nOr bloaulmp ~''r-
riro. niece b. John urewe clarinet ,uloist.
Carl Betcl. Professor N ittgeustetu. W IMAM
Griffin. solo e. il.nt.-fsi Az sa.idcr nero.
Watlc mar lreuier. a.dlnrn. This gives but
a fnint .GeA ~ the musical treat IN store Tor
visitors.
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Second Day, October eith.


hale milo novioo Virginia Division I
A. W. two prizes valued at go
o-c...,t ,...'.,,., ,,,,o,,.,,o
One half mile. ride and rum amateur OPEN
'"' f''1''' '''-'' az w.
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$500
Chicago TO Richmond. Va. and Return. VIA cincias
natl and the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Route.

The route from Cincinnati is through the
celebrated Dlue-Grass region Of Kentucky. 70
the Ohio river at Huntingto-, West Virginia,
and thence through the grandest and most pic
turesque scenery in America, embracing the
Canyons OF the New river, the valleys Of the
New and Grcenhrier rivers 10 White sulphur
Springs, crossing the Allegheny and Blue
Ridge Mountains and the grand Shenandoah
Valley at stanton and waynesboro, Natural
Bridge. and Caverns of Luray. and then
through the battle fields to Richmond.
For information a. to rates from other sec
tons. and full information regarding the Ex-
pos ton, write to W. III. GREEGOR,
Gen'l TRAY. Agent G. a q. Railway.
Cor. Firth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati, D.
}senG.tf
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P.Y'R0TECH.NIC
DISPLAYS.

During the progress of The Exposition there
will De- displays Of the latest and most impr0N-
ed works Ia pyrOfeChniC art. The following
disp ays viii DC fired October 3:
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MOL whithy Stakes, $50. For two-year old
colts and FLIES which have been owned In Nir-
g.nia six months previous 20 October lst. Mile
heats. best two in three. 10 harness SIS en-
trance. payable as follows. so toaccompany
nomination september lst, al which time en-
trance closes. ard balance October lst The
Society adds $3.50. 90 per cent 81 the subscrp-
ton. entrance and forfeit 70 frst horse; . p'r
cent % the second horse and - Ter cent. %
the third horse. 80 rsce ugless there are four
90 enter and three % start
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Special Premium.

The Columbus Buggy Company ~ Column
bus. Ohio. have made the following offer O.
special premium for the Whthy stakes;
The Executive COMMITTEE have directed Tho
following announcement $50 connection wth
the above special premium the Whthy
stakes Tr0tting races. first Gay. October itth:
For the FIRST horse. a one man brewster
speeding wagon. valuedat S200 donated by the
columbus Buggy Company Of Columbus, o.
through Joseph b. Davis. agent Columbus
Buggy Company. Richmond, Va. This wagon
was built especially lor this olCas.on and will
be delivered 20 the winner Of this race at The
close Of the Exposition.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
ASHTON STARKE,
4. X. YENABLE. JR.. President.
Secretary
Noe. Three minutes class. premium 500
First horse 500. second horse 500, third horse
SEQ fourth horse $40.
No 3. Two-thiriy- FIVE class. premium. 500
First horse 500. second horse 500, third
horse 500, fourth horse $40.
Second Wednesday. October 18th.
No /. Two forty class, premium, sioo-First
horse 500, second horse 500. third horse $50.
fourth horse so.
No2. Two-thirtY class, premium. si0o-first
horse 500. second horse 500, third horse goo
fourth horse $40.
No g. TwO-twenty class. premium, 500
First horse SEQ. second horse SIS. third horse
SIS. fourth horse so.
Third Thursday, October 18th.
No !. Two-forty class premium si0O-Fhst
horse 500, second horse 500 third horse 500,
fourth horse $40.
No ,. Two thirtytwo class. premium. 800
first horse 500 second horse $40, third horse
SO. fourth horse go.
MOB Twotweniy five class, premium. 500
FIRST horse $3.50, second horse Slsj. third
horse SIS. fourth horse SO
Fourth Day-fridav, October 10Th.
No ]. J. l.. Darlington stakes. $50. For
three year old col and hllies. which have
been owned ia Virginia OK North Carolina for
six months previous 90 October lst. Mile
heats. 20 harness. best three in FIVE -Four 10
enter. three 10 start. Fifteen dollars entrance,
payable as follows $40 TO accompany nomlua-
ton on September LIST, balance payable Octo-
Der lst. The society 70 add $50 First horse
70 get 90 per cent. Of the forfeit, entrance and
subscription; second horse % per cent. and
third horse Is per cent.
Noe. Two thirty-seven class. premium 800.
First horse 1900. second horse 500, third horse
So, fourth horse $40.
No 3. Two twenty two class, premium 500
First horse $3.50. SECOND horse SIS, third horse
s75. fourth horse, so.
Fifth Day-ss'urdsy. October goth.
No !. Two-ffty class, premium si00-First
horse 500, second torse $40. third horse $50.
fourth horse $40
Purse. sio0-For stations when have made /
a season during 1888 in Virginia. Poster and
license 70 ACCOMPANY entry fee Best three 10
nye. Mile heats -Four 70 enter three 10 start 4
or no race.
First horse 500 second horse slC0. third horse
500, fourth horse sc.
No Free for all rrt MUM s50O-First horse
80. second horse si25 hirl horse sI5 fourth /
horse $50.
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Department Il

Antiquities. loan collections Of brio brae
etc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VtRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN

NGRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for
the county of New Kent on Monday, the Sd
day of september, 1888.
X. d. Cooke. ........................P Plaintiff.
Against
The Western Union Telegraph Company,
-.-..f....ss. sf.-ss. sttt.t+s D'l cnudnt
THE COMMONWEALTH or Virginia:
To the Sheriff of New Kent county. greet
ing:
We conn and you that you summon the
western Union Telegraph Company. II found
I'm your bailwick, 10 appear nc the Clerks
office of our said Circuit Court tor our said
cOuntyat rules tObc holden for Our said court
on the first Monday i'm October. lsss. TO
answer K. D. Ookc of plea oi trespass on
the case. Damages five hundred dollars.
And nave then there this writ.
Witness. j. \. Harris. clerk of our said Cir
cult Court. az the Courthouse this 81 day of
september. lr-s. and in the ll3tb year Of the
Commonwealth.
Teste:
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............ Plaintiff.
TaE COMMONWEALTH or yInGI
j. y. HARRIS.

And affidavit having been made that the said
The Western Union Telegraph Company is a
corporation created 10y some other state. ana
that there is no agent OF said corporation or
person declared by the laws of this ~tate to be
an agent of such corporation M the county If
New Kent. and that there Is no O'her person
in said county on whom process can be- served
TN nm action mt law lately Instituted by the
said II. d. Cooke in the said Circuit Court. the
object o. which suit is O. recover damages Tor
trpspIss upon thc real Cstsic of the said n. ID.
tOOrc. tie Western , MON Tclcgr Ih Com
amy defendant. IL required 90 appear within
fifteen Gays after due publication of this or
der. ln tsc Clerks ONCE OF our said Coltt. and
60 what is necessary o. protect IT, interests.
And 10 b. ordered that copy OF this order be
forthwith published % co week tor four sue
e., ssNc weeks in the DAILY TIMES. a news
rat cf publish ia the city 90 kicEm0nd. Viz
rif ia and be- Tosted at the mont door of the
Courthouse OF New Kent county on the first
day OF the neat county tolrf Tor said county
after a tt Of tli- order.
Cupy-Iestc
II y
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Department y.

Section Il. Articles for food-ca nned goods
preserved meats. fruit, Vegetables SAuV'''
pi, kIes and grOcers sundries.
Section Il. Confectionery, sweetmeas ana
sugars
Section t. Mineral waters ierInen'eu anu
spiriiuous liquors.
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7. =. TN UHIN- IItfk.
H. r. POLLARD. Pc. jseb-thiw.
\YIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN

N1IRGINlA-AT RULES HELD IN
' the Jerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF New Kent on Monday. the 5d day Of sep
trmbcr 1888.
h. f. trump.. ........,....,...., Plaintiff
AGAINST
The western Union Telegraph Com
tuuy.. ...-............ Defendant.
THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
10 the sheriff OF New Kent county. greet
ing:
We command you that you summon the
Western Union Telegraph Company. II found
in your baili"icS, 10 "A pear at the Clerks
Office OF our said Circuit court for our SAID
county. az rules To be holden for our said court
on the first Monday In OciOf,r, l'sS, TO answer
-. i. Crump Of pleaOi trespass Oh the ease.
Damages five hundred dollars And nave then
there this writ
Witness, j. n. Harris. clerk of our said
Circuit Court. ~ the Courthouse. thi, "a day
OF September lsss. and IN the ll}th year VI
the G. mmOnwealth.
Teste:
And affidavit having been made that the
said Ihc " Western Union T,i giaIh Company
is corporation created by some other state.
and that there l. no agent OF SAID corpofhtlon
or person declared by the laws Of this state 10
b. an agent OF such corporation in Le county
of New Kent. and that there Is no other per
son /, said county ON whom process can lie
served nm action at law, lately Instituted by
the SAID III. +. Crump la the said Circuit Court.
the object of which sult j. 10 recover damages
for trespass upon the real estate OF The said
IA. +. Crumr. he " este n Union Telegraph
Conn anv. defendant, Is required t. appear
within fifteen days after due publ eaton Of
this order. in the Clerk. Olic- OF our said
court, ana do what is necessary 10 project rs
Interests; and IL i Ordcfcd tina "A copy of this
order be- forthwith published once IA week for
tour successive weeks IN the DAILY LINES,
a newspaper published IN the city # Rich
mond. Virginia. and b. posted at the r mt
door Of the .COurthousc Of sew Is ent county
on he first day Of the next County court :Or
said county aitcr date of this order.
n COpy-fcstc;
j. \. HARRIS. Clerk.
II. r. POLLARD, pa SO 6-thiw.
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BICYCLE RACES.

Under the'Auspices of the Old Dominion
Vince linen. on New One-Haif hiie
Track Now Being Built. October 70 and
-. Duriug the Tnird Annual s,eetin G
of the Virginia Division. l.. a. W. Tor
which AN Elegant Programme OF En-
tertainmeuts, Including Runs TO the
Hundreds of Historical Points OF In
terest in and Around Richmond IL Ar
ranged, besides this Attractive
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Premium Department.

COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
OPEN 10 THE WORLD,
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Department I.

Natural Science and EducationJ
Section 70. Collections and specimens moo
els. drawings and illustrations Of any depart
ment Of natural science.
Section II. Examples Of work Of pupils Of
the public and private schools in penmansnip'
design. map drawi. Y. etc
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PURSE, $4,000. 100.
RUNNING RACES.

Tuesday, October 9th, Wednesday,
October. 10Th. Thursday, Ocso-
Der Iltb, Friday, OCto-
Der 18th.
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Department q.

Section Is. Cloths. clothing, boots shoes
hsts umbrellas. trunks. rubber goods sad
dlcry. Sin fabrics. carpets and upholstery
Section 70. Raw materials used in teHthe
manufactur,s-w cotton. 81 X. hair hemp
jutc. flax, etc.
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whole Amount Distributed in Premiums,
Sei,1OO.OO.
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PROGRAMME OF RACES.

First Day.
One-half mile. novice, open. value Of two
prizes. SO.
Two mile. amateur. lap Rovertype Safety"
open. one prize. gold watch and chain. value,
s75.
One'mile. professional. open, one prize. 800
In cIsh.
One mile. Virginia Diyi'ion l.. A. W. cham
p.onship. two prizes. valued at ESQ
Two mile team. lap three men each team
open. three medals. valued at SO
One ha'f mile. without hands. open. one
medal. valued at 50.
One mile. tandem tricycle., handicap, open,
two prizes. valued AZ $50.
One mile. old Dominion Wheclmcn. cham
pionship. one prize, valued at go.
One-half mile. consolation. one prize valued
at s25.
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Except Where Otherwise Specified.
Evening journal., 1888-07-20

Delaware and Maryland, /. p. m:
Warmer, fair weather, fresh southerly
winds.
The New York Herald forecasts: The
northeastern storm will probably move to
Newfoundland to-day, followed Ia this sec
tion by slightly cooler weather. A depres-
sion in Dakota will probably move east
wardly, causing warm wave.n reaching
the Mississippi Valley tomorrow and
gradually extending eastward. Tempera-
ture was nearly stationary in the United
ssatea yesterday; the chief minima were
45 degrees at Eastport, Ne, and 80 at Mar
quette, Mich. the chief maxima, from 30
to % In Montana. In the Middle States
partly cloudy 70 fair, slightly coolor
weather and fresh south to southwest winds
will prevail, preceded by rain on the coasts.
On Saturday ia this section warmer, fair
weather and fresh southwesterly winds VIII
probably prevail, and on Sunday fair, con-
siderably warmer weather.
Baynard's thermometer:-7 a. M, 6S;
Q a. M. 40; II a. m, 81; / .. m, So.
Evening journal., 1888-07-20
WILMINGTON, DEL, FRIDAY JULY 20, 1888

Lewis and c. W. Crossan, Representatives
George ID. Medill. William f. Smalley,
and James w. Ware. Mayor Austin
Harrington, Chief OF Police w. Y. Swi q
gett, Benjamin J. Moore late clerk of tn 9
Senate, Captain William H. Brady, Col. s.
A. Macallister, l.. Heisler Ball, Nj. d.,
Alvan Allen, William II. Quinn, Mich nel
J. Sharkey, Judge ]. L. Heyerin, John
@. FArra, william A. Hukill, Lemuel
Mari, Mrs. John c. Cole, Mrs. George
Cole OF Philadelphia, Rev. Lafayette Marks,
Walter n. Hayes. Esq, James II. Dandy.
Jonathan w. Aydon, Colonel William B,
Norton, K p. Freye. Peter A. Pagan,
Robert Haley, Samuel L. Lane. Mrs. Cap
tain Condor, Mrs, Lieutenant Harkins
Mrs. Jessie Bingham and daughter.
Mrs. May Biggs, Miss Emily Beck,
Miss Dobbs, Miss Tillie Wilson, Miss
Lizzie Messimer, the Misses Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Garrett, Mrs. ].
s. Jones, Miss Ida Bacon OF Laurel, Miss
Mabel Parvis, Miss Helen Naudain, Misses
Mary, Jennie and Tillie Reaston OF Middle
town, Miss Mary G. FAgan, Miss s. r.
DAILY, Miss Kate Mccormick, Miss Mary
Lynch, Miss Julia Wolters and Miss Lizzie
Moody.
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THE DEBATE CLOSED.
The Attack ON the American En-
dusfries Focused.

Ehe Attack ON the American En-
dusfries Focused.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Mills tariff
Dill has been considered In the committee
OF the whole in the House OF Representa-
tives for the last time. and was yesterday
reported to the House with a favorable
recommendation by Mr.. Mills and its con-
slderation postponed until l13O O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
The debate is one OF the most remark
able that has ever occurred 10 parlIamen-
tary history. Twenty-three DAYS and eight
evening sessions have been consumed in
general debate, and l5l speeches have been
made. The debate under the flve.minuts
rule had consumed, up to to-day, 2S days.
or l2O hours. The debate has awakened a
lively interest, not only Ia this country
but through the civilized world, and hence
forth, as long as this government endures,
will be known as the great tariff debate OF
1883.
The Mills amendment to restore the
present duty on tobacco that IL imported
was agreed to. The present duty was re-
stored on pipes, pipe bowls aud all smokers
articles not otherwise provided for, and a
duty OF SO per cent. imposed on bonnets,
hats and hoods composed OF hair, whale
bones or any other vegetable material.
| Springer made a remarka bly, strong
speech for free wool as viewed from the
free trade standpoint. There was consid-
erable noise and confusion for several min
utes at one time when Bynum attempted 10
interrupt DlngIey, who was saying that
the Democrats wanted foreigners to come
In and capture our markets. Dingley
refused to yield the hoor. and Bynum,
with some vehemence. declared that the
gentlemen on the other side were afraid to
listen to him.
Springer, who had few minutes OF tins
left over from his speech which was NOT
delivered In the general debate with the
rest, settled the point by allowing Bynum
one minute of his time. when that gentle
man said what he desired on the rates Of
duty imposed In 1888 Butterworth replied
In brilliant speech, calling attention Co
the fact that the committee In charge Of the
bill had not vouchsafed hearing to work
inRmen affected by IL. Springer closed the
debate by calling Tom Reed "Poo-Bah. 1"
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m MAKES YOU STOP.

The Tickets are full OF Electricity.
Its Charms arc wonderful.
The greatest OF all wonders that has
30 far been introduced in this world is
electricity. Its magnetic effect is well
known and the enterpriainR magnate
that drives things to please the public
is as well known to the people of this
section Of the country for honorable
dealing as the effect which electricity
has in all IFS applications. When you
have an occasion to pass the Economy
Clothing Hall kindly look in the show
window. The low prices will certain
ly act as magnet, compelling you to
take advantage Of unheard OF bargains
in suits and trousers. Kindly remem-
ber this magnate is none but Mr. Louis
Fellheimer, and his establishment 406
Market St., which will pay you to bear
in mind.
Evening journal., 1888-07-20
BLUE MOUNTAINS.
The Editors OF the Peninsula will
Visit Them.

The Peninsula Press Association Will
make its annual excursion to the Blue
Mountain House, on the Western Maryland
railroad, on Friday, July 27, ons week
from ts-dsy. The zembsrs will be fully
instructed in circular letter, whick will
be sent to them on nsxt Monday by Fred.
4 Bach, chairman Of the executive rom,
mittee. Nearly all the Maryland
members OF the Association, Is is ex-
pscted, viii 60 to Baltimsrs by
Chesapeake bay lines either on Thsrsday
night or Friday night Those who 40 BY
way OF this city must lssys hers for Balti
more by 11.30 a. m, either on Friday OF
Saturday OF next week. Excursion rates
will bs obtained sithsr over ths p, w. &
3. or tho B. & o. road from Wilmington
to Baltimore. The total expense per each
person for the trip will mos excaad sis.
All those members OF ths association who
intend to 60 can help matters along very
materially by writing ~ once 20 POST
otics bsx s27. Wilmington, DsL,n stating
how many psrsoas arc goinE ana whsI
day thsy will CO. The Delaware members
coald also hasten the work by applying e
the Pennsylvania railroad for special rate
for tickets good for 10 days from Tsursday
July 20, from their homss 20 this city snC
return. LIST every member write 81 oace
20 P. o. Box 327, this city.