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Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
FIFTH edition


| 'se' sunday, Aur u,
| On Sunday, August 25 the n 3 - y "
y. VIII run an excursion to B,y Mn ~
Nd. the we'll kEosn and ropn's, 'lge
OF the Chesapeake bay. A sptc'a, ', ,,.,
VIII leave Delaware avenue 1e,n, nv. .Aa
.. M, Market street depot nj I IA Nv
this latter train connecting Mi ~
at Newark. The fare will LetI ia 'Y1 aaa
will make 1t the cheapes. e1rI-.l o :, "aNa
sidering the attractions, witch M. ' IL
Wilmington this season. IEG to 's ~,
d. & o: Il. X. TO Canton, thence h. ~ 4,
palatial steamer Columbia 10 gn hun w.
and return. Aside fto'a ne a,brf,s,
ride on the btautlfll Chess1,..ts -, ".
Bay Ridge Company las proyl'cs "a, M ~
occasion a grand and urliue er,.,,, .sa
men., consisting OF Fireworks re-, rt. ,,'a..
the bombsrdment OF Fort suu.,c, ia,iss
the Civil War. '-'''s
This display will represent ylylilr ~,
great war chips vancouver ami H.
charging cannons, to which rrplh, ~
made by the batteries 10 the fort bun, /,
the middle OF the lake. iii, d..hS
alone is worth more than the p-lc. ofn,
ticket. The Thousands wlo lava g,,,.g
Bay Ridge this =, ason bear wl,ns. :,
the fact that no resort ross,sse. IN MAJ,
attractions, among which are boat,
salt water bathing, fishing, cfabslrs
electric railway, gravity Railway, ~
Also music by the CURED STATE; Mi
Academy Band. Remcmh.r that n,
train leaves Sunday, August .jtb. 4
no u IN. from Delaware agcuua mi
40 q. m. from Market sttcql ds2st
Fare 800. ~"
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21


Deputy Judge Eumont presided at the
Municipal Court this IN ruing. Ciata
Dortey, y cinnamon eolorcd woman, was
arratgned Tor drunkenness on a charge
by Officer Crawford Clara admitted the
charge but promised that as this was the
fret offence It should be her last. The
new Judge, NOT used TO such sights, with
sympathetic look said, "You can 10
this time"
Tie next case called was Susannah
Miller, an aged whit haired woman,
whom Officer Ayars had gathered 10 for
drum enEtGs She was very dis rderly
tesii's What have you osayl' asked
tue Judge. Then the woman told how
soc was overcome with temptation ami
drank too much; she lad q husband aud
children and indeed il she was let OF
she would do so no more and she was Sc
esuamed OF herself too. She wiped q
handkerchief across her eyes, and tie
tehdtr-hearied Judge could stand nc
more but said, "You can co."
DR.. George W. Mann was ariaigned fol
committing an assault Gnd battery on
james Ryan, but Ryan was not present
10 prosecute the case A. Z. Sanborre
Es,I., app AIRED for DR.. Mann, aud claim
ed the DISCHARGE OF his client upon III,
ground that Ryan was the real assailaut
that he had assaulted and beat his wife
and that he hsd fed from the city Il
avoid arre.t, warrant having been Is
sued for that purpofc. Deputy Attorne,
Turner resisted discharge, aud waute,
the case continued TO give him a chsnr,
10 attach his witness. By mutual consen
the case was held over until Tomorrow
morning.
Patrick BranDon, arrested by Once
Burleigh Tor drunkenness and disorlcrl,
conduct, was fned s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Itrh,nInx Melts u Girls fiat Rim.

DENNlsoS, Texas, Aug. 20. j. G
AbernAthy, who resides several miles
East of Dennison, had thrilling expert
ence at his house last night during a 50,
we're storm. "There are three la tree,
growing In the front yard, ne the house
he says. "The largest of the three was
struck by lightning, when ball oil In
scemed TO dance before the window. ny
lightning went from the top OF the 70,
and ripped up the Shingles. lt;hen 'ethf
ed to the ceiling in tho front room sll
tore the clock into pieces. Staining tea
the clock war sewing mAtuinr. 10,
lightning melted the large who'd all
after this performance il melte! IN
metallic rim which emclrcie a sr's hL
The fluid then went through IL Not,
burning large hole. Mrs. saeftli' VIVA
was sitting In another room, WAS pOf
trated By the shock"
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
A View Indn.sry at s,aaton. Dol.

A fe1, days ago representative OF re
Republican vis!' ed stanton ard IVES sur
prised TO note tie reoeE, mp oveu4eats
being made In tina. town. Among Tie
principal new industries Of tie Place IL
the wheel and wagon WORKS u tl.e B.HEs
Brothers. Ea:ly u tie spring IL e!.;er.
i1yisiag trm erected co4ulg3.eQs AID
handsome bulldog back Of tie new t5.h
hal, TEtre ION the star. they Lave baca
doing fouE,Ehiug business. Al tie
pre- ent time they have quite nuInser OF
orders cu hand Tor mix ara business
wagons, OF which th-y maze . special y.
They are also full up with pair work
Having alres1y found their works too
small Tor the rapidly increasing trade
they Lave leased room in the rev ta!l i,
which vii be used IS paint stop
oHing 10 the small expenses colapaEsl
with heavy rents, etc, OF city, ibis H53
is prepared 70 canpe:e win any as to
prices and III lily q WORK, wl.sa IS
being appreciated nat ouiy b the farmers
of tho community but ty quite a Ium Der
Of business men Of this city, WHO are
giving TIL 1In their orders
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Flood Sufferers In West Virginia

PiTTsBuRG. Aug. pa special from
Parkersburg, W. Va, says: The victims
OF the recent disastrous Mood on Tucker.
Tygart, State, Little Sandy and other
cret valleys are many OF them In lad
need OF help. They are bouseless and
homeless, and but Tor the charity of their
once poor neiRhboTs, the hill farmers, the
suffering would be terrible.
Az It lie, the drain upon the resourccs
oil The farming communities which es-
capped the nood is too great to be long
withstcod. The towns and yillapes are
doing all In their power TO relieve them,
but their assistance is entirely made.
quate. While the deprlvations and suffer.
ing 10 great at this time, 1t will probably
be greater within s few weeks, when The
weather gets colder. There are miles ol
desolale territory, with scarcely a house
iet standing and not vextige of crops,
HE homeless women and children are
sheltered among the hill farmers, while
the men are searching for work over the
desolate country. Taken altogether, the
outlook for these poor people during the
coming Winter Is q gloomy one,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
THIRD EDITION.


Miss Annie Corbus has returned homt
from Cape May.
George Z. Conner arrived home yester.
day from two weeks trip east.
Miss sallis Ford lsf. home this IN -ru-
ing for two weeks visit TO Cape May.
Miss Matte j. Pennington of this city
Is visiting friends In Cecilton, Md.
II. Clifford Bertolette has gone on q
fishing expedition TO the Perkshire Hills.
Mrs. Charles Shoemaker OF Plilai.l.
phia Is visiting friends and relatives In
this city.
Mrs Thomas =. Brison ,s spending two
weeks at Woodlawu camp meeting and
vicinity. -.=.=
Deputy Attorney General Thomas
Davis and wife have gone 10 Ca.skils Tor
ten days.
William ]. Bradley OF Bancroft's Banks
has gone on visit to Niagara Falls and
vicinity.
Mr., Thomas Price, engineer Of tho
Dilmond State, has gone home to spend
his weeks vacstion.
John Q. Stirling, Jr. I'LL Scott street,
Is rusticating in the country at his grand.
fathers, john g. Stirling, sr.
Miss Jennie Mcllihenny of this city
has gone to West Chester Pa, to visit
friends and relatives in that town.
7. Chalkley Hatton, fret assistant eHgi-
neer at the City Surveying Department,
returned yesterday from Asbury Park.
Mrs George Beeson and family will
leave to-day for two weeks trip
through the mountains Of Eastern Penn
sylyania.
Niles Clara Cole aud Miss Annie Heinel
who have been visiting Miss Jennie APP
pell for the last few days, arrived home
last evening delighted with their visit,
Eugene Walker, son of w. H. Walker
OF Mil Creek hundred, is arranging to
visit 81. Louis, No. Mr.. W. is graju-
ate OF Harvard College, aud passed the
summer OF last year in Paris.
Miss Name ]. Durham OF Yorklyn has
returned home from Ocean Grove, aud
her sister, Miss Lydia, has gone to that
resort to spend short time with Ter
mother, who Is spending the summer
there for her health.
Misses Lizzie AMI Irene Shcllaly, Het
tic Hiltoa and Mamie Ford, lett To- day
for six days trip to visit relatives IN
nNsN'i NpuAtJ' Aug kIiI3 are making
g'est preparations for q Jolly time with
the country aims.
George Maxwell, OF the Brandyw!ue
File aud Drum Corps left this morning
Tor Atlantic Citv, where he will remain
one week. pete" has taken his lie
with him, and Will play some OF his popu.
lar selections to the guests st Miller's
Cottage.
The Comfy Quartette is picnicing to-day
at Silver Grove, \. j. Wallace and WI
promised to take good care OF the girls,
anil Judging from past experience, II
would be libel on their Rsllautry 70
doubt their ability to DO so. Their only
regret is the nect ss!ty Of leaving Mardge,
sbe being resident OF that part OF The
country where the mosquitoes never saw
am sick. We wish them a pleasant
time.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
GnNnrnnr InurN,n Snn.

JACKSON, Miss., Aug. 20.-A ronAntl,
ceremony was performed here last right
by Rev. Frank Hallam, of st. Andrew,
Episcopal Church. Tho couW.clhg
parties were DR.. Robert Lowry, Of Can.
ton. and Mia MaryJ. Foote OF 0.Elani
Cal. Mite Foote, who is the daughter d
Henry 8. Foote, one of the California
State Supreme Court Commissioners ant
formerly tizen of Mississippi, wI
Waiting relatives in Canton where lls
met young Lowry, con Of Governor
Lowry, and q practlcing physician Of
that city.
An attachment sp-ang up between tin
two, and It is supposed lere that on &C.
count Of the youthful age Of The voEny
lady her relatives Objected 10 wedding,
but love laughs at locksmlths, hen,e We
elolement to Jackson. Governor LowH
has eleven children, nlno Of whom ~
now married. One OF his daughleTaA
two OF his sons eloped.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
Danger In Grape Seeds.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 20.-winiam Wal
ton, young business man of this city,
associated with his father, w. T. Walton.
In the fancy dry goods business, Is sui.
fering from the Judgement of q grape
seed 10 the narrow vermiform appendi <
OF the cpcum.
Young Mr.. Walton has submitted 10
the necessary surgical operation, but his
life still hangs IN the balance.
The vermiiorm appendix Is a tail. ike
sppendage of the cecum, which "a
located on the right aide Of the bowels
It's average diameter Is about the size of
pipe stem. 1t terminates In blunt point
and II any substance which can mot DO
absorbed (such as grape seed, an orange
seed or lemon seed) finds its way there
Il will In time produce Inflammation.
Then Q surgical operation becomes neces-
sary 10 order to save 4 patients life, as an
ahcess is likely to form, which, II not
promptly treated, will surely cause death.
According to the statement OF a physi-
clan OF prominent standing this afternoon
the frat operation necessary In a case Of
this kind was successfully performed by
the late DR.. Sands about The time he was
associated with DR.. Foidyce Baker in the
case Of the late Hon. Roecoe Conkling.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

The Post Ofiice Department was In.
formed yesterday that the stage running
between Canyon City and Baker Cl.y,
Oregon. was robbed on Saturday and all
the registered mail taken; and also that
the post office at Mooresvllie, No., was
entered on Mondey night by burglars
and $50 in stamps taken.
William Ball, colored strolling min.
strel, stabbed and killed negro known
as "BlAckhawk Porter" In a New York
dance house early yesterday morning.
He claimed the stabbing was an acc ident,
and that they were lighting "sham bat
tie"
Austin Matt, who is serving 10 years
sentence in the New Jersey State prison
Tor the killing OF James L. Cavanaugh In
Trenton last winter, cat his throat with
case knife IN his cell yesterday, and Is
not expected to live.
An effort Is being made BY which ball
can be entered for kilrsin's appearance
in Mississippi without the necessity OF
his going there for that purpose. Ii this
falls he will start South with the Missis-
sippi deteetiys tomorrow.
A despatch from Pittsburgh says that
feeling of terror prevails In the Con-
nellssille coke region, owing to the law
less behavior Of gangs of Huneariauss
The people OF Murual have armed them.
selves and propose to resist attack.
James Rosa was fatally wounded by
carolina MArcona, in Chicago, yesterday.
Rosa, 1t is alleged, made au insulting
proposal TO hsr daughter and the WON Az
attacked him with an axe.
A. 5, Hooper, a letter carrier In the
Richmond, Va, post Office, was arrested
last night, charged with robbiLg the
mails. decoy letter was found In his
possession.
Information has reached Mlssoula,
Montana, that Indians were again menae-
Ing the lives oil the whites at Demers-
Vile. They broke into q house and one
person was killed
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

FOUND. THIS MORNING on WEST
Third street near Jefferson, a pair Of
soii spectacies. Tie pser can usye same by
sailing a. No. ieS Shlpsey ST. Au2l-It
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

One OF fhe most disorderly disturbances
took place last night at the saloon O
Michael Clinch, No. 20S West Seventh
street about II o'clock, that has occur
red 10 this city for loUg time.
II seems that Robert West and Charles
Carroll, two young men entered @ inch'I
! saloon and asked for drinks, but Clinch
/ seeing that they were 10 an intoxicated
condition refused 70 give them any.
The men then became very angry and
abusive and Cllnck ordered them out
After lingering few moments they went
out, when Carroll picked up stene and
threw II through the screen door OF the
saloon, and catching hold Of the screen
tore part OF Ii away. At this time a
young man named Arthur Sullivan, and
another named Shea, who were inside,
went 10 the dovr 10 see what was going
on.
As soon as Sullivan opened the door be
was caught BY one Of the men on the
outside and thrown TO the pavement, hui
he jumped TO his feet and grsppled with
West, while Carroll seized q stone ard
struck Sullivan between the eyes with 1t,
Telling him to the pavement AID rolling
Lin over into the gutter. Both Weti
and Carroll then jumped on him and
beat him until crowd collected aud res.
cued Sullivan from bis Assai'ants. Word
having been sent TO the police station,
Special Officer Smith aud Officers John
son, Heal and Chairs responded. West
aud Carroll were arrested aud locked up.
West received tevere cut on the fore
head. which he is SUPP osed to have re-
ceivei by falling upon the curbstonr.
Sullivan Is badly cut about the hsad He
was taken into Clinch's saloon, and Dir.
bravo being sent for dressed the wounds.
lie was so weak that be could not be re,
moved TO his home, and at times he was
10 an unconscious state.
West aud Carroll were both arraigned
before the Municipal Court this morning,
but neither OF them had counsel. City
Solicitor Turner represented that suill.
van was 30 badly injured that he could
not be brought before the court this
morning TO testify and asked that the do
iendauts be held without ball untll to.
morrow morning, which reque.t Deputy
Judge Emmons granted. West and Car.
roll seem to have been on a regular
drunken rampage last night West at
Z mptei to raise a row at Second and
Tatnall streets sooner IN the evening and
later. officer Emmons removed them
from the corner OF Eighth ard Orange Is.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
A Masonic Sensation

NEW YORK, Aug. 1y-Io-day VIII
Ham =. Ptckh.m, Past VI. ?, Grand
Commander, thirty third degree Mason,
who for forty years has been an active
member OF the order, In = leitaJ al.
dressed to the Masonic fraternity
throughout tie world gives bis Reason Tor
seyering his connections with Scott b
Rite Tl4sonry aud til. Cernesu Consis-
tory No. l, thirty-third degree, Of this
city.
M Peckham's reasons for so dong
are because the Grand Orient of France,
founded in l725. died In 1881 eliminate
the nsne Of God from It's Constitution
and ritual, thereby compelling every IN.
bolic grand lodge throughout tie w5rl
% denounce the act aud sever al re!a-
Mons Of smlty and correspondence there
with,
'And yet" he says, in spite OF this
well known fact, Brother F. J 5. GoryAs,
the present grand commander OF tEt
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rita d
The th!rty.thifd aud lat degsea o. Pre-,
Masonry as established In The Uuitetl
etates bg seph Ceraeaa IN New Yora
In 1902, during visit y him to psrts.
In leSs, did yisi, aud meet WIKI Tie
Copucti OF tie Order. aud I'D srpo!si,
one Of tie obedieuce 10 the SAID Grand
Orient, representative there o. as q
guarAaee OF a4!ty, on be1ali Of the
body ever which, be said, Goreas
pTes.ics.
II conclusion NJ. Peekhan says the
members Fl the Council VI the OrIe:
are members Of and owe allegiance Il
tie Grand orient, and consequently al.
under tie ban Of ron-MAsonle iatef
conrse, and than no true syn soil. M4or
car ignore the ed!c, Of his Cant Lodge
which interdicts his doing So.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

j. Hayes GAllahtr, president OF The
Gsllaher, Kiissiman & Fox Company,
shoe manufacturers OF this city, and
CLief OF Police W. Y. swiggett went Ia
Reading, Pa, yesterday aud had !. g.
basch. former salesman for the com.
pany, arrested en- q charge OF forgery aud
obtaihing money under false pretenees.
Basch aimee lie LEFT Wilmington has been
employed as travelling talesman for 4
shoe firm at kuztown, 10 Bucks County.
1t Is charged against him that when In
this city last December be sent a tele.
gram from here addressed TO himself. at
the Forrest House, Cleveland, o. The
telegram taid: "Draw on us for 500, -
aud was signed GaliAhcr, Kitselman &
Fox COMPANY. Baseh then went 70
Cleveland and pr, scented tile telegram to
the firm Of Charlea Craft & Co. who had
dealings with the company In this city.
The Cleveland firm allowed Basch the
money and the company In this city had
to pay the amount
The company here claim that they
knew nothing OF the telegram until they
were notified by Cram * Company. II Is
also stated that BAsch, while on the road
last December, sent In orders Tor $50, coo
worth OF goods and demanded q commits
s on OF $1,000. Pr, s!dent GallAher in
yestIga ted the matter and found that
most Of the orders were fictitious Basch
then attached some goods Of the COM
pany at Pitsburg, claiming that they
owed him S2 ,0C0. This case Is stlll pend
ing. The trim claim 10 have advanced
Bach 81 800.
The company state that their failure
hete in December last was owing to
Basch's crooked transactions. Chief
Swiggett return'd this morning from
Reading. Basch will have hearing be-
lore tie authorities there, when II held
rtqulsition papers will be applied for and
be vii! be brought to this city for trial.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
The New wilmington CHM

The new Wilmington club has hem
thoroughly organized, aud the teams
now practically member Of tile M.ldls
States League. Thomas A kaneha been
elected manager and h. viii be given
full control OF the club. lie viii sisn
the players to day and Il Is unnecessary
to say that the entire c0npQs lion viii bs
first-class. The Cuban uiatt,may prob.
ably plsy an exhibition game viii the
local club 81 the Union stree, grounds to-
morrow, but in all events the champion-
ship season will be opened In tals city on
next Saturday aud Monday with Ito
Harrisburg. The Harrisburg Is tho
strongest club in the Middle sna
League and the opening games will u
first ella s exhibitions Of ball playing. D
Is thought that large crowds viii a.aA
Saturdays and Mondays games, rs IA
contests will DO deserving OF such rccoc
milton. Manager Kane desires to imprei
upon the public that good order will
positively be maintained at all game,
and that the presence o! ladies Is urgently
requested. Ladies will be Admitted 70
the grand stand free and they need h,H
NJ fear OF attending at all tines wittOu,
escort. Tho new management viii mlis
al innovation In this particular Fc'PtL
The Saturday and Monday gaa.s viii
be started at Z p. m, and the general al.
mission will be % cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21
THE WORCESTER PATENT PIN
l. LEss CLOTHES LINE
THE ONLY line EyET INVENTED
To HOLD CLOTHES WITHOUT PMS

The attention Of the public Is called
t. This new invention. Tie following
are tile reasons why this is far SUPERIOR
to the old way where pins are used.
!. Garments cannot blow OF. The
harder the Ind lows, tie tighter the
time they are easily slipped ont the same
Way they aIe put in. In fact clothes
pins Will not mold clothing on coinluon
live when tile wind blows hard.
; This line is made Of galvanized
steel spring wire, and therefore cannot
rust even Il lett out OF doors all Of the
tine,
3. One third more clothing can he
hQhg Oh Tins line than can be hung on
a iine where pins ara used. Therefore
/ To- feet oi this line Is eqnal to 10 feet OF
\ the common line.
l. II can hr used for thick or heavy
| iarlnent-, such rs curpcts, rugs, robes
/ etc, or the iinest linens, All with per
; For winter use it is far superior to
| any lite. he surface being very
| SMOOTH garments do not adhere. ami
zen.
g. Its made in links. one foot In
length, easily folded together in u smuil
| space in case OF removal.
| Garments eau be put on and taken
| OIL IN one quarter of the time IL takes
yTheTe pms are used, and with much
| less labor,
| :, 1t is the cheapest in tho long run,
| be!hs combination you have no pins
| TO buy, nhi 1t Will last many years.
THOMAS DUFFY,
| Front and Madison streets, agent for
/ Delaware; also wholesale and retail
dealer ia groceries. lour, feed. hay and
straw. an2I-3m
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

The Golden Leaf Social Club, colorei,
held an entertainment in National Hall,
Ninth and Walnut streets, last night,
which was attended with much disorder,
between 10 and IL o'clock several col.
ored men who had 10 right attempted to
enter, when tight epsued, and call
was made Tor officers at the police station,
Sergeant Tucker and Pa,rolman Heal
proceeded 10 the premlkes, and an at.
tempt to arrest one OF the Gisordefly
characters precipitated general fight, in
which clubs and knives we're four.shed
Tbs Officers arrested man on the sta r
way, but in goitg down the stairs there
was such a rush that Sergeant Tucker
took held of one OF the attacking marty
and officer Heal let his man go aud came
to the sergeant's hele. Officer Heal ahs
struck at by another who handled a
''black jock" very skillfully. Tue blow
missed the officer, but struck the black
man On the head, knocking hun down
aud out Of the officers ciutchee lie tpeu
jumped for the man with the blackjack,
when the door optned and the fellow fel.
backward into the room from which the
party had just come out. In the scuGie
tue lamp that lit the stairway was upset
and set hre to the bottom of the stairs.
Tie officers jumped over the fire ard
struck an alarm that brought out tile de.
partnent The PEOPLE rushed out cf the
hall the best way they could, but forum
ateiy the tire was put out without a'd
from the tlremtn.
In going to the fire, Fl. W. Chairs Of
the Delaware Truck Company lost new
hat, and before he could get back some.
body had gathered 1t up aud ran of
with IT,
/. is said that after the first tumuli
was over, the colorel people gathered ii
Their hail and there were several more
lights before the entertainment was over
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

The excursion given by the As'roho,n! J
Club to Augustine Pier last ., 'tI W, !,
night YVES a success financially as wen -. y
socially. As 1; was tile first eEtAfs.uii
given by the club the mcmseri eFpe.ma
to be obliged to go down in thgiL owl "
pockets to make up expense, pu; ~ ~
their surprise aud gratitied ID w |,
found that they cleared about 10, u :
the Intention to mako the clll9 PERM +,
nent Institution, and develop ~ o y.
members owe for the study OF ASIDE
omy through the late I wafer ela5sss
Daily Republican., 1889-08-21

A postal card wGs received In this ely
on Tuesday from Mr.. Charles E. Griffith,
written by him in Lausanne, Switzerland,
August eth. He says the three arrived
(mesning Mr.. Edward liant, Charles
Baker and himself) at this charming
city on Lake Geneva to day, will ascend
Mount Blanc TO- morrow, and then GO to
Vienna, stopping over here aud then en-
route, Afterwards to Berlin; will 0 down
the Rhine, etc. All are well ard enjoy.
Ing themselves taking in the sights. The
boys are having q good time and enjoying
excellent health. 1t Is one Continuous
pilgrimage OF s'ght seeing. We want
to take in as many places as possible be-
fore sailing for lone On the 9th OF Sep
TENDER