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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
n.RKsps.tocIArs.
Haxeuman Defeated - Gustav ~
EndIich the choice OF the ConSen-
ttou-au Anu-otd Iudge Ticket.


EndIieh the choice OF the Conven"
tIou-an Antl-oId JadSe Ticket.
RE1prSe, Sept. 3.-rne Bstks county
Democrats convention adjourned mere this
evening after nominating full county
ticket. President Judge HAgenman, aiIer
20 wears service on the bench, was defeated
for denomination, and the successful nomi-
nee Of the convention Is Gustav A. Endllen,
an attorney of the Berks county nsr, but
So years Of age. Mr.. Endlieh was nomi-
mated on the seventh ballot, after ~ exeit-
ing contest.
There was belief In many quarters that
Judge HAgenman, after viewing the heid
and seeing the hopelessness OF bis own 70.
nomination, would gracefully retire and
name bis successor, which be would nave
b4-n allowed TO do. Bat, In keeping with
went into the fight and went down with
flying coiors. His own delegation Stuck 10
him through the erure battle.
The nominees Tor Judge we're: Judge
Hagenman, g. A. Endllch, Jefferson Snyder
and Il. waits Bland. On the first ballot
Hsgsnmsn had 81; Bland, IS; Endlich, 81,
and Snyder, ID. II required los votes 10
nominate. The Eext four ballots were
without material change and II looked as u
there would be a deadlock. Ga TIE sixth
ballot the vote was Hagenmsn, 80; Endiich,
81 Bland, &c. and snyder, IL. On the next
ballot Nj. Snyder's name was withdrawn,
and Mr.. Bland rext came forward and IN
graceful speech withdrew In favor OF Mr..
Endlich. The laiter's nomination was then
assured and al the conclusion Of the ballot
his nomination was made BY asclamation.
His nomination is regarded as a happy
solution Of the difficulty IN which the con-
yention found itself. He has never been
allied with any faction Of the Democratic
| party In this county, though he sss always
been opposed TO the political msthods VI
| Judge Hagenman.
! Oae Of the hAppiest men IL Beading to-
| night Il Il Congressman Daniel Ermen-
| trout. He was defeated last year, partly.
| he thinks, through Judge Hagenman's
| tactics and for the past few months has
/ worked with might and main 10 bring
/ about Hsgsnmhn'- defeat. BE- the action
4 Of to-day's convention his brother, james
/ y Ermenttout now additional law judge,
4 becomes president judge and Mr.. Endlich
assumes Judge E.msntrout's position.
i When be was defeated for Congress last
| year the convention then refused 70 give
4 E.mentrout rs endorsement. To'dAY's con.
yention was an Ermsn.rout gathering and
passed resolutions ind0rsing his Cougres-
| sional career.
/ County Chairman John Eo'hermeli q
HAgsnmau man, vas defeated and Dr.. Z
N. HaIpst OF Obey elected IA his place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
m4RoSE loses Az OPPONENT. +.
John VI. Langst0n, the Weil-Known
Negro. Has ILeen - Mhipped In. Y

WASHINGTON, Sep. 8.-John NJ. Langston
OF Virginia. the Weli-known negro VINO IA
contestant for d seat IN Congress, and who
has heretofore opposed Malone, Is out In
d long letter, IN which ne announces his
intention TO support the Republican noml-
uees In the coming campaign IN the Old
Dominion. His letter concludes as follows I:
~ hold myself ready, as II may please
the National Republican Committee aud
our State Republican authorities, 10 enter
upon such dltLes connected with our State
GubernAtorial election as may be assigned
ne. l expect TO spend the last half OF the
present month in delivering certain coca
sional addresses IN New York, Ohio and
Kentucky, according to present arrange
mentF, made several weeks ago, and on or
about the fret day Of next month will be
prepared 10 snter, trust, with vigor and
enthusiasm the canvas OF Virginia. Once
Ia such canvass, shall not leave 1t, as
hops, TILL victory shall come 10 our party
ia the redemption Of the old Common.
wealth from Democratic domination and
rule"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Since English vAriness against possible
hostile Invasion has killed the Channel
Tunnel p,ciec news comes that sc-ene
i. row bsiEg sgitsted for the construe-
tion Q: Al overhead tubular lins between
Dover and Calais, to Be used 70, the
sps=3isr transportation OF mail matter
As reporsi, the proisctors contemplate
tie erection Of piers, 3; intervals G. three
.9zr..s q mile OF thersAbout, across
tie nErrowsst part Of the channel, which
pisrs are to support, At height Of 80
meters about $50 feet Abovs the water,
tSo very thin steel tubss o. sir feet diam
s.sr the tubes TO be supported by hesrg
cables running over the tops 0. the piers
in suspension bridge style. Through
these tubes suitable cars conveying mail
matter are 10 ee propelled BY electricity.
The estimated cos; Of the line Is stated
3. the apparently very Low tgurs o.
81 600 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

PBgcEss ASSK, MD, Sept 2-Ths
large store and warehouse OF Cox d Miles,
ct Upper Paramount, Somerset county,
was discovered to BE- on Ere this morning
hbout l O'clock, and owing to the early
hour and the absence OF any organized
FIRE department, it was entirely destroyed,
together with beautiful residence be-
longing to the Rev. William Merrill and
frame dwelling belonging to Mrs
Sarah Frances Hall. The fire VIII first
discovered had such Roadway that it WAS
impossible to save but very little of the
stock, and large wareroom filled with
stoves and furniture was entirely de.
stroyed. The Arm OF Cox a Miles had
completed an addition TO this building,
and had received part of their fall pur-
chsses preparatory TO the opening o. the
oyster season, which will make the loss
fall very heavily upon them. The losses
are as follows Cox / Miles, stock,
Is, 200 building, 50 COO, partly covered
By insurance in the Cecil Company OF
5000 on stock and in the Worcester
and Somerset 81 900 on building. Ihs
Rev. w. Merrill. dwelling. 50 500; in
surance, Worcester and Somerset, 81 800
on dwelling; furniture saved. Mrs,
Hall, store and dwelling, $1,000; re
ported insurance in foreign companies
81 400. The FIRE is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

OF course the Ohio Democrats did not
Ehov any disposition whatever TO back
water OF the tariff reform Issue. No sen
sibie man opposed that they Sould.
Why sAcali they al ihis time o; all
Others, WHEN even Rspublieans are de-
claring that free raw nsieIisls are need
that rises sb9vs politics? In New Eng
land the Republican governor of HASA
etusstts. healing petition for free coal
and ore and lower duties on scrap iron,
declares '.ths whole movemsns is outside
Of politics. In Eagle Pass, Texas, We
find the Republican mayor Of the city
presiding ever and Republicans and
Democrats alike uniting In meeting
called to deno1noe EeerstAry Windows
arbitrary ruling in excluding silver
LEAD ores vnien they declare. in lAn-
guEge 0! unmistskabls direetnsss,
threatens to c1r,ail cur import trade
With Mexico, excite re,Alistory measures
On the part q the MsIissn government
against tie expectation Of cattle from
Texas, and work '.insalculAbls injEry 70
Ame1icAn industries in Mexico"
The Ohio platform declaration is al
nirAbls, concise AID 70 the point. L
runs thus
Flfst-TEe Democracy o. Ohio, II ccn
vsntiol assembled, approve The t@elsrs
ti1rs % principles made ny re nsuO1a
Democracy II s.. Loris, Il 1883, and e
peeisi!y ia. pzrt ~ 4 dsDaneinR rstus
t!Qa q TIE tsFld and reform uur!l the cz1s'
d TIE people Il trtuupaaLi.
S5c11d-Nz regard trusts, il Tnsssvel
form organized. ~ the legitimate result o
or present 'g-ts system, ard We osnsrt
tie tepeal q al tar1r taxes that snEb.'
fhern % ex-3rt from The peopis eItorttonE.
prices tor the product they control.
The Ohio Democrats may ro.-ver.
probably will not win in this contest
Bat they sill come nearer victory thai
they could on any usaiy mGuthsd com
promise with principle for TIE American
voter likes to make an aggressive hgh
and Is Little respect 70. leaders who az
afraid to ssy vhk. they ueSn- And b
knows tbst common sense will trump
in the ind. This country IS getting to
big 70 be walled in m1ch longer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
TEE NEeRo oorRaREAK.
Fifteen OF the NIob Reported I6
Have Been Killed.

Fifteen OF the Mob Reported 10
Have Heen Killed.
JArEsos, Miss, Sept, Sine Capital
Light Guards returned here lafe this after
noon from the scene Of the race troubles IN
LIS Flore county. They left Winter City
yesterday and report thai an armed mob
Of 275 negroes vas dispersed before the
arrival 81 the militia BY large body OF
white men, who we're mounted and armed
with Winchester rifles.
Reports as 10 the number Of killed,
wounded and captured In the sEirmish BY
whicn the negroes we're dispersed are con-
nicting. One negro Il known 10 have hesn
killed by bis fellows for refusing 70 parti-
clpate In the uprising. The officers Of the
Ligh. Guards were informed that -iS dead
negroes had been found where the skirInl-h
TOOK PLACE, but other reports MAKE the
number OF killed larger.
The troops captured 20 negroes and
turned them over to the sheriff OF La Piore
country. 1. was reported after the troops
lett that one OF the negro leaders had betn
hanged A men Der OF the company stated
T. was impossible 70 get reliable in'orma.
ton as 70 what really had occurred. Il
was certain, be zaid, that from 800 TO 400
negroes were armed and vowing vengeance
against the whites Saturday night, aud II
was also certain that large BODY OF white
men had dispersed them and captured
| ne Of their leaders, but no true account
could a. YET be obtained OF the loss o.
| human life. His personal opinion Is thai
| the number OF KILLED and wounied will b.
i found - be nearer 60 thAu 8 The white
people OF Shell Mound deserted that hamle'
I SATURDAY night and have taEen refuge IL
4 sHfeE ularterE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

The NgniHg Te,,s admits that Malone
is despicaols wretch and = dissrsss to
bis parry, bug hopes that he will be
elected governor OF Virginia, uotwi,h.
standing for the reason tnst /; the L
pubiicaus can once &c! control in tua'
state they can then :hroE Malone over
board and PICK on: more reputable
leaders. The great thing TO - Yep,
in view, according to this reason
ing, Is to get Thereby any mesus
and under any lesdership-sra
then trust 10 the regeneration OF
the party 70 take care Of itself. This is
the doctrine Of the end jussifying the
means, with q vengeance. Still 1t is the
ZANE position which tire Net6s took in
the hone campaign o. lss2 when i; fell
in behind tie Leadership OF Richard
Harrington aud boomed the campaign Of
vindicstion" for 81 i was worth, on Y
TO turn around as soeE s. the votes had
been couuted and confess, at the length
Of column, that while It knew ali
along the rottenness EEd disrepuue Of the
administration slliAnes-jlst such az
alliance IS now EXISTS between the Hsrri
son administration ard M4hone-yet "i'
vas Indispensable, If the Hyrnin9 NeuJ
is to have any influence il bringing abou
the permanent pubic reforms that Della
ware 80 greatly needs, FOR II tthe Hs,ss
20 demonstrate that no personal ress 81
would be permitted to interfere with til
accomplishment Of this work" That
the Kind Of reiormsr our neigh
Dor is, by its own record
There is room for some reforms
tion in Delaware po!i,ies-and the ks
publican legislature Of at winter hs
the chance offered It to DO good work i
that line by passing the Australian bAllc
bill, WHO thinks o; taking an 81
stove brush to lay OF coat of whit
paint with
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
Knlgn,. Templar concIave.

WhsHiSGIOS, Sept. 3.-The programme
for the entertainment OF the Knights Tenn
plar during the triennial concigve. which
10 to be he'd here the week Of October Tn,
October 9th. devotional exercises at all
churches. Monday. reception Of visitors,
parade Of the Mystic Shrine In the after
noon, and receptions by the local com.
naudsries NJ night. Tuesday, parade o.
the Grand Encampment, the great spectac-
ular event Of the week, and 10 the evening
an excursion down the Potomac. Weines.
DAY, exhibition drill at the base ball
grounds and excursion. Mrs. Logan has
rendered the knights au evening reception.
Thursday there will be big barbecue In
the afternoon and banquet Ia the evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Tie Philadelphia Ledge- suggests that
Thouas Burt, the immediate parliament
tary representative Of tbs Eng!isn work
ingman Tho mas Aundslia, msuu'sc.
turer; Joseph Arch, Earl EossbeTry and
Lord Randolph Churchill, acting together
in whole or By majority o, them, ought
to be able TO name EN- umpire in : hours
upon whom both sidea TO the London
dock laborers' strike could agree warns
the dock authorities Of the gro wing
dangers and opportunities for comuuuis.
tic mischief inherent in further delay,
and adds 1T Is s long distance away 10
send these Suggestions, aud tbs time il
short, but il they reach the contendiug
parties b. cable aud have good eject, it
will not be the irst time that has come
about in the Lsd5sr's experience OF 8
cable communication between Fhiladel,
paia and London"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Gated States Engineer ". Z. smith Tues
lay opsnsd the following bids tor repair.
Ing the Christiana ietty. 6 soree @. Plat,
PhilaielI MIA, timber, 4 cents Per foot,
hoard measure; screw bolts, cents per
pound; light bOlts, cents per pound
FplEes. 5 csnts per pound; stone for filling
jstty, !: 2 per cubic yard stone for eip,rap.
ping, IS per cubic yard. Ira Lunt, New
Castle, % cents per foot; bolts and spikes,
81 cents pei pound; stone Tor filing !slty,
9i.49 per cubic yard. stone ror rip-rapping
FL IS per cutie yard. The bids were re.
ie.fed to the chief engineer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

EAsryILLE, VA. Sept. 3.--John $. Parker,
sou OF the late DR., Jacob D. Parker, died
to-day in the 18TH year Of hts age. He was
a member OF one OF the oldest and most
respectable families III the state. He leRv=7
d widow and two single and two N irfied
children. One Of the latter Is the wife al
Caleb C. willard, proprietor OF the Ebtiti
House, Washington, p, o.. aad the other Il
the wife Of Severn Eyre Of Baltimore. The
cause OF his death vas attributed 10 blood
poison, the result OF disease with which
he has been sufferer for years
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Philadelphia papers ara complaining
because that city mas 10 state fair this
year, while trying TO console their readers
with the ref stion that state fair at
YORK il better THAI no fair al all, There
was great probability that the idea o.
holding this fair would have been aoan-
doned altogether had not the York
County Agricultural Association come TO
tie rescue. But the Philsdeiphisns are
all nght. Let them come 20 the VIII
mington fair. 1t is practically 81 handy
10 most Of them as il it were beng held
in tbs suburbs Of their own city, and
they have pleasant rlyer excursion
thrown in for about the cost Of street car
fare. Steamboat and railway lines really
bring 9ur fair as near TO many thousands
Of Philadelnhian as to the bulk Of the
people OF Wilmington. And those who
come to see it will get better worth FOL
much less money than II they 90 to York
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
Brown wing carrie. queen .nne'..

NTUWH " IEfE WI tE Y ~ = " ~ -
special D!spl.tl to the baltimore sEa.
OEsrKgyiL1E, Nh, Sept. The result
OF the Democratic primaries held in
Queen Anne's county on Saturday last
secures for State Senator John b. Brown
solid delegation in the Legislature from
thet county in his contest for United
States senator, his friends having carried
four districts out OF seven. The fght
throughout the county was the most eI-
citing aud hotly contested of any that has
been held for long time, but, neverthe-
less. both sides say that il was fairly con-
Quoted. The majority for the suecsssful
side in the county is about $40. The
county convention meets next Wednes.
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Forty car loads of seal skins, in three
separate trains, making passenger time,
were shipped yesterday from San Francisco
Tor the east. The consignment Is the en-
tire catch OF the Alaska Fur 90. for last
year and "a bound for England. The time
agreed upon for the delivery at destination
Is IS days from San Francisco.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05


Mr. J a. BTsshsar Of Allegheny, Pa,
the sErenence q whose rea.c'irg tele.
scopes, disrscti9u pratings, and Other
nne optical wuEk, il vel! known in VII.
uirgtor, hiss taken ont pateE' in Gun
junction with Messrs. Joseph E2rnb.un
and Fark Painter for the manufacture u
astigmstic eye-pieces 70, optical iustru.
meuts. Ir Koraal1n Is practical op-
ticiAn ., ~ yFsEs Experience, vale Mr.
Painter la q prominent iron manutEe-
tursr and capitalist Of Fi.tsLarg. The
pateptees, together with Dg, ]. a. Lippiu-
colt and III HOES W Drum 81 Pittsburg,
have associated themselves in d E.ocz
CON pany FOR promoting tlis Invention
which is designed 70 make oIcrs
glasses, ts!escopeg, microscopes, &c
RRo because q ss..gmstism, see otjecs-
ii.tcrted in q horizontal Of vertical
direction, OF at some intermediate angle,
md are hence unable 70 n68 WITH satia
faction the instruments u tuis kiaC
heretofore made. The luT=9ysIsn. con
Bis.s ia applying 70 each eyt tns cell a.
extension IA whch IS p'yutei a franz
Containing a removable ring. and tFrang
Ing 10 there riugs auxiliary lenses 0
oyiirdricsl fora especially adapted t
eorrsc! the defect Of the users vision
These supplementary Lenses mus. Q
cDntse be 8tted 70 e4ca indiyj1qgl's case
aid when Oncs arranged u the prope
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

The London strike ia growing 70 pro.
uortions where it must soon begin to 20
10 pieces through its own weight. The
more idle laborers the orersstEictadth their
Eesourcesi since, after all, those who are
On strike must depend largely on those
who are not, to furnish the means to aecp
up the conteSI-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
PEGIsTER's ORDER.

NEW G ,sTLE COUNTY, DEL, sept. 3, 1889. 7
Tyson The application OF James L. David, Ad-
nifis'rntnr ot benjamin David, late OF Black
bird hundred. N SAID county, deceased. II is
ordered and directed by Tie Register hat the
Administrator aforesaid give notice o granting
q letters II Administration mon the estate
d the deceased with the date OF grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to
be posted within forty days from the date of
such Letters IN SIX u the most public places Of
ihe county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate IN present
inc same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case nude and provided; and also cause
Tic same ~ be inserted within the same period
in the DELAWARE tA2ETTE AND STATE JOURNAL,
a newspaper published in Wilmington, Del,
aud ~ De continued thereln tive months.
Given under tho hand and Seal Of ONCE
q tlic Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
IL lin New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year Abpye written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTlCE.-Al persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attestcd To the Administrator. on or
before September 30, 1880. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JAMES l. DAVID, Administrators.
Address Taylor's Bridge, Del. sep5-2n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
af'anamakers
pnnApELraLA. Moaaay. -. :.

fAA4-H '4Aa' A--'tf -%'@- q
our boAC-a new policy.
The new Autumn things
are crowding in upon US
hourly-for the present let
them care for themselves.
You'll find them.
LUST now our talk Is on a
new feature for the opening
of a season. We call 1t our
.Sebtem5ey Limited Sale.
The limitations are
First Space. With all
the vastness of the store we
can only give to the special
Bargains that are In this sale
the room required for a Lin
tied Period. The new things
may wait a little now, but you
wouldn't be pleased were they
not prominent soon.
Second Time. From the
regular business now pressing
hard upon US we cannot dl,
vert attention very long. The
ebb and flow OF the merchan,
disc of the seasons is a move
ment quite like the tides.
Occasionally there Is a freshet.
This Is a freshet, a flood
soon over. 1t must be to give
place to the regular proceed.
ings OF the stuffs and things
Hence Limited by Time.
Third. Quantities. AL
thing in this Limited Sale are
at prices very far below value
and of course Limited. They
cannot be replaced. You ge'
them by unusual conditions
Somebody loses more or les;
heavily on each item. Gen
orally more. Men may b,
mostly fools" but they are
not gone so clean daft as Il
continue losing indefinitely
Hence an end In view to tn,
biggest lots
And that's the why OF tn,
title:
.Sebtem6er Limited Sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

The Lynehburg Hrginian iq another
influential Republican organ that draws
the line at Mahoneism and says so in
very plain language. 1t winds mp an
editorial scariication of the uaioioro14
boss and his methods as follows
Believing that T. IL not to the il'ersst Of
virginia or The Republican party Of the
7ta'4 and nation THAT General Mlaonp
sholld be elected Governor, the r,rJl.iu4
Will not support HIN and It's editor vii aut
vote for him-not Il be had been nominated
~ q dozen packed conventions aud we're
backed by a dozen national exrClfIye com
ut.tees, II that be treason, then maze tue
most Of IL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05


Senator Ksnna has stirred up hornets'
ntst org Washington department
cialks. In a resent intervitS ns hksned
ell employees below the grade 0. chiefs O.
bureaus 10 tsamstsrs in the rear o, an
army and to old clothes which ettoo CON-
fortAbly to be czs; aside. Il was probably
not so rnuch the language IS the spirit Q:
his ut:stance that gave offence, but lie
injured dignity Of the CLERKS, Says New
York Ezsnisg Pet special: has found
expression in variety Of ways: and ons
Of the weekly papers quotes ws!l-kuo#n
worker in the interior department a.
saying that be advocates such
measures on the part o, the
clerks 0. the government: IS would
put an end to the growing tendency
among small politicians in Congress to
insult otic,als Of other branches OF the
government, their superiors in AL things
bu. TIE possession o. money and posi-
tion. Most Of the speeches and inter.
views wherein Civil Se.yice Law 10 de.
uounced and government clerks insrl,ed
+ without pIorocstion are given for poli;i-
cal effect a. home, and by men who, no
matter was, their politics may be, are
two coEsr1ly to rise in tneis places il
Congress and move the repeal Of the Law.
Il is inferred from other remarks MADE
By the same person that it is his inten
tign tono,ify Senssor Kenns that repeti
ton 0, such sweeping attack upon III,
employees Of the government. will be re
seuted in manner more forcible thar
pleasant
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
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ROANOKE, Va. sep tn property and
franchise 81 the Crozier Steel and Iron
Company In virginia we're sold at auction
here to-day to settle tho e=iate CT the late
Colonel D. r. Houston ard discharge a
deed Of trust. Samuel A. Cro2Ier Of Ones.
er, Pa, became the purchaser for 100000
cash.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
Broke Rer SHAFT.

The steamer Thomas Clyde broke her
shsit as s5s was about leaving her wharf
at the foot Of Cheztnur street. Philadelphia.
Monday morning, Her passengers and
freight we're transferred AMI the steamer
vas towel % this city for repairs.