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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
CRY ooUxoIL.
short Sersi0n-Pny-rolis Passed
Pay for EIenfinn OfElcska.

short seHsion-Pny-rolis Passed
Pay for Election Offlceks.
On account Of II being Decoration Day,
City Councils session was short Thursday
evening. The minutes and other items
OF the regular order OF business were
dispensed with and the pay rolls paid, as
follows, Miscellaneous, 81, 722.1 II; police,
%, 9S1. GS.
MIR. Quinn presented @ Communication
from A. q. Wilson, president Of the De.
paytment Of Elections, stating that the
officers OF to-morrow's city election de-
sired their pay as soon az posi- ble
and asking Council to draw the amounts
due 80 that they could get the same Sat-
urday night. The amounts were: Three
inspectors at each of the SIS polling
places, three days, at $3 each, 81, 485;
two clerks at each place, two days, Of 90
each, $3.50; total, 81 ,615.
On motion of Mr.. Quinn the commun-
ication was referred to the finance com.
mittee to report ut an adjourned meeting
to be held this evening. He said It was
proposed to draw an order In favor OF
Mr.. Wilson and let the department pay
the election officers after the election.
Council then adjourned until 1880 O'Clock
Friday evening.
AZ the adjourned meeting OF City Council
Friday night the finance c6mmlttee's report
10 favor OF refuadlng "a 50 overpaid tax to
y. II. Dure was presented and adopted.
Also, the same oommittes's favorable report
on the bill Of Frank e. Smith, e9, for taking
sig sffidavits.
The city treasurer reported balance in
bank OF $72,82325. and the followin re.
eeipts for the week; Collector Mealey, $3.50.
TIE CITY ASSESSMENT.
The Board OF Revision reported the city
assessment for the year 1s59.9l to be as
follows;
City, School.
Northern district s1T, 9S9'65s slT a3i. 76s
southern district........ l5,100,l0f 1873, iS4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
FIERCE oALEs ON THE LAKES.

Many Vessels Wtnd-bound and
Driven AShoro.-rhe Gale Moves
Eastward.
CHICAGO, LII. May Yesterday and
last night a feros gale ragged nysE Lakes
Ontario and Erie and portions OF Lake
Huron and Michigan. All around the
lakes vessels are reported Wind bound
and driven ashore.
At Chicago the wind rssched velocity
of 40 miles an hour and number OF veg
sells were forced TO anchor outside. At
Port Huron the white csfs were driven
before gale Of ~ miles, and aoroes the
river Of Sarnia q fest Of big boats were
bound up afraid to move. The storm 10
moving eastward aud Lake Michigan will
probably be FREQ from unusual wind to-
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

W. A. oomegys received from COL.
lector of Internal Revenue #. 4, Hill a
letter, accepting Mr.. Oomogys' resione-
ton AZ deputy collector Of internal
revenue for this district, which took : tYect
Friday, and notifying him that Mr.. Wallis
an Rttaohe OF the Baltimore office, would
take charge of the Wilmington Office on
Saturday. Thomas q. Saville has been
appointed his SUCCESSOR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Department Commander P. b. Ayars, as
sisted by Assistant Acknowledgment W. P.
fosheil and Comrades Sylvester solomon
and James p, Green, organized Major John
Jones Post, No. ~, G. A. H., OF Middletown
"Wednesday evening week. The new most
has II members. Officers as follows were
elected: ID. L. Dunning, Commander; Jas.
9. Wilson, Senior Vice Commander Josenh
Z. Parsons, Junior Vice Commander; "
y. Wilson, AdIutant; j. b. Deakyne.
9uattermaster; Q. 7. Hall, Chaplain; a. 8.
Naudain, surgeon; W. d, King, 0tIicer Of
the Dayi L. y. Lee, OFFICER OF tha Guard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

A ,parIy, composed o. Mr.. aud Mrs. Names
shakespeare, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pagan.
larry myers and Miss Myers, Mr.. and Mrs'
naYih hughes, GEORGE Jaoohus and Mis9
Jacobus, Mr.. and Mrs. George RummeI NJ
and Mrs. Charles Rummel, Efr. ard Mrs
Robert Shakespeare, the Rev. ", q. Koons
Delaware Mason, William Coleman, Howard
Parker, Miss Ida Gibson, Miss Belle Hos'
kinst George Moore, Harry Croes and Miss
Groes, Mlss Mamie Mcbride, Miss aettie
Smedley, and others, spent Thursday at
birmingham Park, The day passed pleas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
The An,pni,Ti.e,. c:oo,,.,,v

Tho big monitor Amphitrite which was
started by the Harlan 4 HollIngswortn
Company in 1873, was launched JGne 7th
1858, and has been lying about their shin.
yard Ia various stages of completion ever
Since. was finally towel to The Learne
Island navy yard at Philadelphia on Satur.
DAY. On the SUCCESS OF the recent trial
OF her machinery. she was accepted by the
Aoverhment,s which proposes to have her
Where she will be completed and enuinneS
with her armament. 1t took three ms 10
pull the big iron monster through the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Harvey Van Zandt, living on the High.
lands, was watching game OF ball at
Ninth and Broome streets Thursday az.
ternoon and walked behind the catcher
Just as the fellow at the bat hit hot
foul tip. The catcher missed the bali
and It struck Harvey OF the nose, knock
Ing that member out of place. Dr.. John
Palmer, Jr., Strengthened the lads nose
and with the exception Of pair Of bean.
titully colored eyes he Is now all right.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

The two days trotting meeting to be held
at Hazel Dell PARK on June l2ih and lSth
under the auspices OF the Wilmington
Agricultural and Industrial Association
promises to furnish some good spnrt sor
iovers OF horae flesh. The premtuIns will
aggregate 81 200 and the races Will Include
= $40 claes. trotting match for New
Castle county horses eligible to the 8. 90
minute class, and running race, three.
quarter mile heats, en- Wednesday after
noon. On Thureday there will be- a 2.5O
irottine race, 80 pacing race and run,
aing race, mile heats. Entries CLOSE On
saturday, June sth, with 7. d. Brown,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

1t is estimated at the treasury depart
ment that there has been q decrease OF
W ,00o, 900 10 the public debt during HAY,
notwithstanding d disbursement of nearly
w 900 100 on account OF pensions durine
$54 900 900.
Frederick Almy L Co.. dry goods COM
mission merchants In New York, made IN
assignment Friday, without preferences.
The failure is the result OF the failure OF
the Almy Manufacturing Company of Phil
adelphia. In the trade the liabilities are
reported to be about &S50, 900.
Henry Coleman. colored, nged about 81
years, was hanged Friday in Norfolk,
Virginia. for the murder Of his employer,
James Grant, dairyman OF Norfolk
county. The murder was committed In
September last and was the result Of u
quarrel about a settlement 81 wages, onie
man confessed the murder and said h,
name was Matthew Aierney and
was native Of Georgia, where bis molher
lives. He said he passed under an assumed
name because he had brought Disgrace on
his mother.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
A Twenty-yenr,, T,xn,y,,,,c..

c. D, Frndrieks, tho well known pho
'osrapior 10 itroatway, n. y says:
have been using ALLcoCGs PoROus PLAs-
rERs for 20 years and found thcm one Of The
best Of family medicines. Briefly summing
up my experience, say that when placed On
The small Of me back ALLoocKs PLAsrERs MI
The hody with nervous energy, and thus cure
iatieio, brain exhaustion, debility and kidney
diihsnltles For women and chlidreA nave
found then Invaluable They never irr;tate
The skin on cause the slightest pain, but cure
sore throat, coughs, colds, pains in side, back,
or chesJ, Indigestion and Bowel complaints,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

walls and snnahades cannot prevent the
summer sun from embToWninE your COM
plexionsi but "Gleon's Sulphur Soapn will
speedily restore them II duly applied &C.
aotulng 70 directions. The great charm OF
this article is, that nobody would spsnecf
ne ELECT 1t produces TO be artificial, Moth.
lag eau DO moro natural than the soft val
Vht texture II iIrparts TO the skin, with The
'inge Of rose which 1t leaves on the TOO
paid cheek Rewsreo counterfsits, "Flilps
ln4tantenous Hair Dye" introduced about
no zane time With "dlenn's Sulphur
SOAP, - an equally valuable article, al
Wanted Dyes In the market. These two
speeialtles have no rivals either IN ibis
country or in Europe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Lightning. Tcrr,bI. Iyo..,

:. UoEYDoN, IND. May 3i-Wbile Enbro,,,,
~, me ~ Yves returning from Leayenwortb
'' W n's home in this county Wednesday
nigh, lightning struck his wagon. n
s Mnioh were seated Ave persons besidaa
n,mseif instantly killing his wife and al
ny, tesSefely shocking lady named Ollns
mat she has become Insane. All the Others
were more or less injured. The Wagon
. WAS shattered and one OF the horses Was
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
TnnhANsas TORNAD0.

Only one Fatally, hut several Far-
sons Badly Enyured-ssroaf Dc-
struction oil Property.
EMpoRIA, KAN, May 80. --Capfsin NIL.
ton Brown was the only person Killed
outright In the clements tornado. His
wife, however, IL not expected to live,
having had her leg terribly mansled and
almost torn from her body. Their son
Edward had his leg and shoulder broken.
Miss Sarah Brown had an ankle broken
and is internally injured, and q baby Is
also badly hurt.
The storm YVES about 100 feet In width
and travelled almost around Clements,
following tho course Of the Cottonwood
river In q south. oasterly course and more
than dozen farms are denuded OF their
buildings and orchards and crops are
destroyed. Capt. Brown was q promi.
nent member of the q. A. R., at Cotton.
wood Falls, and was wealthy farmer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
q falling OF from last years vote, 90 will
be seen by the following table.

Decrease from registration, 1,026; nom
last years vote, 1,026.
THE NEW CITY COUNCIL.
The composition of the new Oity
Council will be as follows, those elected
on Saturday being first named In each
ward
President John O. Farra, D.
| First ward William g. Bauph, ID. !.
Preston Ayars, d.
seoond-John q. curen, D.; Philip
4. shea, ID.
Thud-Dsnisi McKonney, D.; Thomas
johnson, Il.
Fousth-James r. Moaonisai, D. /;
Isaac Diliin, ID.
Flt,h-Franklin B. Cotton, r.. George
r.. Roberts, II.
Sixth Samuel r. Lawson, h.; George
Mccall, II.
sessnth-John W. Hawkins, R.; Samuel
Cham 9ers, II.
Eighth-Henry W. Perkins, r.; Benja.
min Il. Davis, d.
Ninth--Asron 8. Beale, D.; Daniel A,
Forest, d.
Tsnth-MiehselJ. sharksy, D.; Charles
A. Ryan, ID.
Elsvenih-JOhn White, D.; Francis T.
oaNuon, ".
Tweltth--samuel o. vandegrift, r.;
Joseph W. Coley, h.
Democrats, Is; Republicans, 10.
The new Council will meet for organ.
isstion on the night OF July lst. After
Jnly lst, 1880, the IL mem bers now hold
ing ovsr will drop out, when the Council
will consist of President Farra and the
IL members elected yesterday. Under it's
reduced membership Council will consist
OF eight Democrats and i've publioans,
thus insuring Democratic control until
the next city election in June, 1881.
The election officers, immediately after
the oount, reported their returns to the
Department Of Elections and received
their pay. Very little interest was felt
in the outcome Of the election, and no
orowds assembled to learn the result.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

CHICAGO, June I.--Dr. Croiins clothes
have been found. The drawers were found
by Sol, Hamburger and Eddie Bresh two:
little boys OF Lake View. Lewis Ham,
first named lad, then notified the polioa
and conducted Lieutenant Scheuttler 10 the
mouth OF the Fifty.ninth street sewer,
whore search resulted In the discovery Oh
the murdered physician's trousers, coat,
shirt, and undershirt. The articles were
buried over foot under ground, and were
Only discovered by probing In the sand
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
a sirnnre ana PaInfnllAccIdent.

NIIIOTW NHIUHICIu.
On Wednesday afternoon week John A.
BoRart was leading COW from pasture.
when she attempted to run from him.
The rope by which he held her became
entangled about two OF his fingers In
suoh a manner that he could not extri-
cate them aud the cow became entirely
unmnnsgesble and broke away with such
suddenness and force ss TO tear the two
fugers fast In the rope entirely from his
hand. The wound Is terribly painful
one, the hand being much laoorsted and
torn. Drs. Marshall dressed the wound,
and aside from the torturous pain result.
ing, MIR. Bogart is doing we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Mr.. wannmnlscr,s appeal ponIss

: WARRINGTON. suus itszs issstztxdtis y $3.50
IfcheDor has denied an appeal tAxA
John MsnaInaker from an assasemenf o. 40
per cent ad valorom on some sotfoa hoee
imported by him. Mr.. WnnHmRksr claimed
that the hose was not fashioned or mar
rowed blythe knitting machine or frame on
which they were made, and that an inspeo.
Ing machine WAS used In bsstlpR M Inc
seams at the ankles, heels and toes. The
appraiser at Philadelphia did make an In
spection. and reported to the Department
that at least some Of the articles were mar
rowed by knitting machines or frames, and
That an Inspection Of the toe showed where
the stitches had been dropped to narrow ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Use Horsford's Aeid Phosphate. Or. o. O.
stout, Syracuse. N. ", says: II gave ii 10
one patient VINO was unable to transact the
mos ordinary business, because his brain
mental exertion. Immediate beneflt and
ultimate recovery followed"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
An Inperatiye ycces.,,v.

What pure air Is to an unhealthy locality,
what spring cleaning is 10 the neat house.
Keeper, so is Hoods Sarsaparilla TO everybody,
at this season The body needs to be thor
oughIy renovated, the blood purified aud vitAl-
led the germs OF disease destroyed. Scroflla,
SAT- Rheum, and all other blood Disorders nre
cured by Hoods Sarsaparllla, the most popular
anu successful spring medicine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

General Il. Kenney and IAeutenan,
A. d Ohaytor ut to Brandy @ine Sptingr
Monday morn to make preliminary q :.
yungements FOR the annual military en-.
equipment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

team driven by 3. Lundy Kent ran
away on Saturday In the vicinity Of se au
ond and Washington streets. An axis Of
the CARRIAGE broke, causing the horse IN
become frightened and unmauageahle. Mr.
Kent was hurled from the vehicle, sustain
ing painful bruises, The carriage was
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Crushed BEYOND R.cogn,,,o,,

a special from Laurel says: Minor TuI,
aged about ri years. was instantly killed
10 we basket factory OF Patton 4 CO.. nj
brldsevliie, Friday. He was working ia
shh nachine'room. His clothing caught ia
almost beyond recognition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
oHEsTER,s MURDER MYsrnRY.

The WOdY Of Young Col0weu
Woman Found An Chester Creek.
A Murder Suspected.
CHESTER, Pa, June The body OF Emma
Jenkins, ayoung colored woman, was found
In Chester creek this morning. Richard
Mitchell, who was with her Thursday
morning when she was seen alive, has been
placed under arrest, as IL Ia believed he
murdered her and then threw her body In
the creek.
The two were last seen together on
Thursday evening, and bio admits thsy had
quarrel in Ship Greek woods, adjacent 10
Chester Greek. A portion OF the young
woman's clothes, stained with blood, were
found along the creek yesterday, and the
body bears evidence OF violence. The
coroner will make an Investigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

LosDoN, May si.--The ounsrd Steam.
sh'p company and the Oceanic Steam
naYigatlon Company have secured ths
s uun,rao's to ostry the outward BrItiah
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

pne American line steamship Ohio
arrived at Queenstown from Philadelnhis
on Thursday, having made the VOYAGE l.,
aignt days and six hours. Among those m
board were George v. Massey and farniIv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

when Baby was sick, we gave her castorla
When she was Child, she cried for castoris
when she became Miss, she chung to castoria
When she had Children, she gave them costorla
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Iso.,-nsLlue lsonl,nI.

, The poatotiiaa Il AnnapoHs, Nd, was
robbed of $500 ID postage ssaiaps. 4
nunaber Of Registered letters And $50 In
I. eesh on Sunday aoEning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

:. A dose In time saves nine OF Hale,s
honey OF Horehound and Tar for coughs
likes Toothache Drops cure IN ope
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
LEaITIME DEFEATED.

HyppoIito ProcIaIma Himself Proc
visiOoal President of Hayti.
LONDON. June la cable dispatch has
been received in this city from General
Hyppolits. the insurgsnt leader In Hayti,
saying that he has defeated President Legi.
time, captured Port-au. Prince, the capital
OF that country, and proclaimed himself
provisional president.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
The Oldest iron ore ry,no.

tToW INC Safely Valve.
The oldest iron ore mine In the United
States that is now in operation, IL tho Iron
Hill mine In Delaware, which was discoy.
cred as early as 1854, and which was soon
afterwRrd opened Ore Is still taken from
thls mine and used in Principle Furnace,
Maryland, tho first stack Of which furnace
was built In 1923.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
Racing ns fsare,. corner.

NEW CASTLE, May STA large lumber
of persons went to Hare's Corner yester.
day afternoon to witness the races. The
following was the result of the different
heats,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06
c T " CONSUMPTION

IN now admitted by tho medical authorities to
~ ~, u deficiency on undue waste OF OxlllzNbl )
t,nusphoF1uN normally existing In tn
nnihhi economy Tho remedy consists In ~
a..illnistrntton Of a preparation OF rh0t
G n11ois being at once assimllable aud ox.
u " MlNCEnESFERrS ByPO.
nROSPGslTI is The only preparation Of
.rnosuhsrur which combines these charae.
erstics III tho highest degree. For Gem
-a.,. tosls eIr0nchitk., COughs, Night
mrass ana nervous Diseases. It IL UNI
sSgumaled, Recommended by Physicians. Sold
ny Druggists. 81 per bottle. Send for Circular
WINCHESTER g. CO., Chemists,
tsa William St, n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

Pan OF nLrorios orFIosRs.

The finance committee reported favorably
on the request Of the department OF cleo.
tons for the payment OF the election on
Gers Saturday evening, and the report was
adopted, after which an order was drawn
for the purpose, In favor Of A. @. Wilson,
president OF the department, for 5l,8l5, the
amount needed.
The clerk was Instructed to send TO the
water department certified copy of the
act authorizing the department to pay to
Council Its surplus, 10 be used for the re-
demption of water bonds. Ga the reeep-
tion OF the copy, the department will for
ward check for the surplus on hand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-06-06

THE REGISTRATION AND THE VOTE.
Compared with the registration there is
q material falling of in the vote, and also
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-03
SAILORS CLUBREp.
They Tried to Force the Grew OF a Bark
entine to Leave Her.

ehtAhc W ASC0NO 2ACA"
The barkentine Discovery, Captain
Mcneil, sailed last evening for Homo
lulu, carrying a number of passengers
and large list of freight, including
about fifty head of live stock. The bark
entine carried non-union crew and this
incensed the union men, who tried to
persuade them to leave the vassel. They
boarded the vessel and endeavored to
induce the crew to knock off work and
go ashore The latter, however, had
shipped for satisfactory wages, were
treated we'll and refused to leave.
About IL O'Clock in the morning Cap
tain McNeill applied to the barber police
for protection for his men. Officers Dill
lon and McGlynn were dispatched to
Mission wharf l, where the vessel lay.
Everything went along quietly until
about O'Clock, when crowd of about
thirty men boarded the barkentine and
tried by force to compel the crew to quit
work. The men resisted and free-fOr-
all fight seemed imminent, when the
officers jumped aboard. As they passed
along the deck one of the intruders stood
on top of the deck-house with saw
buck raised up in his hands, which he
was about to hurl down on McGlynn's
head Dillon saw him, and pulling his
pistol, compelled the fellow to drop the
buck. and so saved his brother officer
from severe and possibly fatal injury.
Dillon and McGlynn then laid about
with their clubs and got in many good
whacks on the craniums and shins of the
intruders as they swarmed ashore
Some of them, as they limped up the
dock, showed evidence that the blows
from the clubs had been effective.
Thinking that the gang would return
to renew the attack, reinforcements
we're sent for at the harbor station. Cap
tain Dunlevy sent what officers he could
spare to the scene, and they remained
there until O'Clock, when the tug Etna
towed the barkentine away from the
dock and out to sea.-[S. Z. Call. Sept.
21st.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-03
SHIPPING NOTES.

Ihebark Aron sails this morning for
Tina
The bark Ophir is still in the stream
Lidng for the ship Thor to finish dis
1lrging.
The barkentine S. n. Castle was moved
l1lgside the steamer Kinau to receive her
zaryesterday.
The steamer G. r. Bishop arrived last
Flng from a circuit of this Island with
Rbgs rice, 500 bags paddy, $40 bags
zglr, 81 hides, and ia watermelons. She
as again tomorrow morning.
The American bark G. D. Bryant, Capt.
III. Jacobson, arrived October I'd, 1917
lys from San Francisco. She brought a
al cargo of general merchandise to H.
aikleld & Co., also 40 horses and mules
IA. ). Grinbaum 81 Co.
The steamer Kinau arrived yesterday
aOnng from Maui and Hawaii with 3,737
aSSugar 2S8 bags potatoes, 60 bags corn,
@oagS ginger, IS hides, II bales wool, 104
asep, 80 packages sundries, crates of
'lfkeys, and % packages of coin.
The brigantine ]. D. Spreckels, Captain
:AnStlanSen, arrived October I'd, II days
'om San Francisco, with a full cargo of
FneFal merchandise to w. G. Irwin & Co.,
40 some machinery, delivery wagons,
1a horse for the Union Ice Co. She had
gut winds the whole passage.