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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1890.
Entered at the postofilce at Accomac
G. ll..Ea.. us second-class matter.

The Seventh New York regiment.
invited to he present at the I'M.
Yelling of Lee monument on the
Goth of May has declined the invi.
tation. They gave as reason
for their failure to accept, that
they would have to parade on me-
mortal day, May 31st, but the
trn,h is possibly, that they were
afraid Of the howl of the bloody
shit fellows. and if 50 we are g:ad
they will not he prcsent-indeed,
they ought not to have been in
yited. Trne and honorable men
everyw here recognize the worth OF
or dead chieftain and pay no I'M,
willing trihHte to his memory
and such men from the North
shOnld have received Il cordial
welcome to participate in the core
monies incident to the rnveiline
OF the Lee statne, ifthe honor was
solicited by them, but the privil
ece certainly should not have
been rendered them. Lee needs
the encomium of no man, nor can
the act of anyone dim the lnstre OF
his fame, bnt no one should have
been invited TO do homage 70 the
memory OF the man. who would be
likely to assail it.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

The Lee monument board has
resolved to invite Gen. Jubal A
Early to preside over the vast as
semblage which is expccfed in
Richmond on the occasion Of the
unveiling of the Lee statue on May
Goth. General Early has been
the most liberal contributor to the
monument fund. The orator of the
occasion will be Col. Archer An
derson, OF Richmond.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
The Democratic skies are bright

The Democratic skies are bright
and Frightening. Astonishing
Democratic gains are shown at
every election of late--and in many
places even the strongholdS of Re.
pnblicanism are being captured.
The people everyw here, in fact.
seem diSens'ed With the proceed.
ings of the present Congress and
are showing their disapproval
whenever the opportunity is offer
ed them. In the past few days
the Democrats have carried Gin
cinnati-in Columbus. Ohio uSu.
ally Republican by 400 majority,
they were defeated by 1000 ma
jnrity-a Democrat has been elect
al mayor of Kansas City for the
first inc in its hiStory-the entire
Democratic ticket was elected IN
Cleveland, Ohio-the Democrats
were also victorious in Evansville,
Indianapolis, Detroit, Fort Wayne
and TOle1o-and the Democrats
also have captured the Legislature
Of Rhode Island, thereby insurins
the election of the whole Slate
ticket. These signs cauhot be mis-
taken and augnr beyond doubt a
glorious victory for Democracy in
1892.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
Tho people Of Montana have re

Tic people Of Montana have re-
bnked in tones not to he mistaken
the usurpation OF the canvassing
board in throwing cut precinct
thirty four in the late State cleo
ton. The only issue in an cleo
ton held at Butte in that State on
Monday was whether the action
of that board should be sustained
and the result was that Demo
cratic mayor and six Democratic
aldermen and one Republican al
derman were elected. Two Fe-
pnbllcans who protited by the us
nrpatien. necessary to secure their
election, despite the warning, how
ever, have been admitted into the
Republican Senate.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

Miss G. L. Haynes has been
granted a license to practice medi-
cine in Virginia by the State board
of medical examiners. She was
recently elected assistant physic.
ian to the asylum at Staunton.
DR.. Haynes enjoys the distinction
of being the first Of Ter sex 10 re
ceive a diploma from Il medical col
lege in ' irginia and to hold an Of
fee in a State institution.
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Davis, Wharf Nov 18TH, 1SS!

Davis Wharf. Nov. 10th. 1889
Grntlpmen-I lave bren using your
Guanns three seasons. and am happy to
say they have never failed tn give salts
faction with any char e wllaisvrr. IN
reference 10 his SEASON 8 use. have to
~ay il worked well on all my crop where
il WAS applied. Used Potato Brand on
Irish rotai oes in connection with other
grarns costing about same. There was
great differ enre III favor of yonr p.
Brand. Used yourSuper Phosphate on
SWEETS against san guanos. but of
course. applications OF yonr Phosphate
were cheaper notwithstanding Phos-
phate heal il badly. Shall continue to
use it. John M. Cnlonlla.
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Cashv:lle. Nov. 25tl, 1857

OHSNV IIH. NUV. NoOII' TOO"
Dear Sirs-I used your GiMno this
season for the first time Super l'ilos,
platc is the grade used oil corn ana
sweets. and although one Of the most
unfayorahle seasons have ever known
f,fue to tho excessive railisl. Yet my
com crop is the best have ever made
I'm reference to sweets will say, it gave
perfect sati ,faction. yielding a barrel C.
one hundred sprouts IN pool land VII ~.
out any manure, but i,ine shafts. sliail
use it in the future. r specl fully.
John Il. I'arker
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

The Board of the Chesapeake
and its Tributaries has reelected
Seth Foster commander Of the
oyster steamer Chesapeake for a
tenn of four years. and the opin-
len prevails in many parts of
Tide@ater Virginia, that he is not
the man for the position on ac-
count of his advanced age. The
Governor of Virginia voted for
Capt. w. E. Hudglns, but was
overruled by the other two MEM
bers ofthe Board.
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Accomac G. RI. Nov. 25Lh. 1859

NrcOmac e. H., NOV. E0tI1. 1908
Dear Sirs-l l'ougftufynur reprfsen
tative T. y. Shield. last season. upper
lal (,nanos. aid found them to work so
well that bought again this season,
used it on round pnlaioss and sweets
have simply to say. don't think there
is anything like il. shall continue To
use it, 1t is light and line. and runs
further in sowing than any Guano |
have used. Win. II. Bunting.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
Shieif,s wharf Jan. 14th. 1890

Dear Sirs-l lave been using Your
guanos for the past three seasons: ami
an, SO we'll please with them that use
them altogether Referring particular ~
To crop of round POTATOES of last season
have to say it was very lieays. yielding
AS high AS so bills. to l bill. of seed, the
quality WAS also extra. Took LIST prem
ium at the Grange fair. Shall continue
ia use il. g. II. Shield
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
Mappsbnrg, Jan. 9th, 1899

Dear Sri used ynrr Guanos last
season, & taus hnught of f. ~. Shield
3-Lolis of round pnt;iiO gliano and 3 tons
CT your sweet potato phosphate. Nave
simply tn say they are HE best g'nlllos
llayu ever USED. produced better re
suits dollar for dollar. also used a
little on corn with better results than
ii ON any ever used, l shall continue tn
use yours. Chas. K. Tallp
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
f.asllyille. Sent. Both. 1889

Gentlemen-I us-d your Snper Phos-
plate on sweets tits season in cOllec-
lion with Peruvian and salt mixed. but
at !, smaller cost, and Phosphate beat
Peruvian and salt. although the outlay
of money WAS not ~ great. at least one
filth. or in oLher words the same mum
Der of sprouts tllav iiaIv vest barrels
where Phosphate Was llstt, Harvest 4
barrels where salt ahd gll;lno was uSe,l
The land was same and were set out
same day. have betn using it two
Seasons and snail continue tn use it.
Respectfully, j. W. Scott.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
casl,yille. Nov. 25th. 1855

sISTIV Tie, 4NUV. -JI TT. IOOJ
Gents--I used your tinano this season
with results far txcrrdng my expecta
tiops on sweets, notwithstanding the
heavy rains that have drowned us OUT
so badly. / lost my round potato crop
altogether IN consequence Of the rains.
therefore cannot say about that. I'M
hesilatingly SHY in reference to former
crop 1T beats ANYTHING have ever seen.
| used other goods highly recommends
for sweets which cost much more. hut
when l looked for them they could not
come with Imperial. | was able to dig
sweets two weeks earlier where used
your Phosphate. | shall want it again
Respectfully, B. j. kellam.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
Maupsbnrr. Nov. 14th, 1885

Dea, Slrs-This Is the first season
that | have used your Guano, [ used
Potash Brand on round POTATOES, and
although my crop WAS drowned out, yet
there were enough left to convince NE
it WAS a very superior guano. never
had anything to work better than the
Super Phosphate on sweets. shall
W mt more Of it another season.
Respectfully, S, /. Kellam.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

Secretary Proctor has submitted
to the Interior Department officials
a proposition TO enlist 1000 In.
dians into the regular army. 1t is
proposed to officer the re giment
with graduates from West Point,
the subordinate grades to he filled
by pupils who have been educated
at Eastern schools.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
navi Wharf. Noy.17th. 1889

Gents Il purchased from your repre-
sentative. f. y. Shield. three grades nt
GuaGus and found them still UP TO the
standard as far as l am able to Judge,
and this Is by comparison. 1t is az
Gocd AS the best. l was able to zig
Irish po.atoes as early as the earliest.
and good crop. Planted sweets tile st
of Ma, and shipped tl:e 23ld OF July.
quality good. Resi- cctfully.
Thos. II. CarEine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

The National Temperance Con-
gress will be held in New York
city, May l4'h and 10TH, TO which
all national and State temperance
societies and all organizations OF
posed to the saloon are invited.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

Maprslurg. Nov. 18th. 1859
Gents-I have been using yonr Gnano
for past three years. am glad to say 1t
has never failed to give perfect satls-
faction. Shall continue to raise it.
Respectfully, L. l.. Garrison.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
Davis, wharf ian. An. 1890

Gents-I have been using your guam,
rs for tho past three seasons. ana l
nnhesitatinglv say like them hetler
than ANY ! have ever used. l ra sea.
last season. very fine potatoes with no
manure bnt your super Phosphate on
very roor land. shall continue 10 use
it. It's very eaily producer.
Respectfully. d. :. ltAV 10.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
Concord Farm. Dec. 23rd, 1883

Concord Farm. Dec. 23rd, 1883
Dear Sirs-Witllout wishing to de-
tract from tha virtue Of other gnanos
or Tertil Zers. l do not hesitate to say
that your Imperial Super Phosphate
used on a late crop of sweet polaiotS
Tins wear did all IFS flie,.ds claimfor 1t.
Respectfully, j.. /. LeCato.
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Farm for Sal i
LAT PRIVATE CONTRACTS

The undersigned offers for1sa
at private contract, his farm 81 /
uated at Bloomtown station, div
del by the railroad, on the ToaS
leading from Tpmperanceyille@ +!
bayside, on reasonable terms.
contains SIS acres, aud has twS
dwellings thereon, one a story an
IL half with two rooms below AM
two above; the other azfwo. sto tsE.
three. roomsbelow and threeaboX1a
All necessary outbniIdings on
premises. The farm is in
state ofcnltivation, is snlta6le
trucks and other produce, ailds
upon it abundant resources
manuMng purposes, and is
timbered. Ii not sold. san,e8st
be for rent. For further partldl
lars apply on premises or writes g.s!e!
JOINT. FISHER,
Tomperancev:llei
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

The State board of agriculture
has reduced the salary of lie com
missioner Of agriculture. Capt.
Thomas Whitehead, to $1,000 a
wear.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

Punsoteague Va. Jan. 18th. 1890
Dear Sirs-Having used your Oman. $
for The past two seasons, Lam prepared
to say they are what they arereprpsented
to be. shall continue to use them.
W w. Lee Drummond.
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Mappshnrg. Nnv. 18th, 1859

Mappsbnrs. NV. 18th, 1889
Dear Sirs-l used your Slipper Phns
pirate this season on sweets. and am
perfectly satisfied with results. Shall
want it in the future. Rrsptct'y
Isaac S. Martin & Son.
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Dnrns wharf Dec. GIL. 1889

Dear Sir-luSe;l bag Of .'o'ir Sweet
Potato Fertilizer the past season, and
can say HAT dug potatoes earlier thar
[ have ever done bafOre. whether due to
fertilizer or season, l know not, the
fact is as stated. III. DaCtaiie.
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Belle Haven. Nov. I4th.

Belle Haven. Nov. I4th. lSS9
Gentlemem-I lave been using yJir
Gualus for past two Years onny Trucks;
Results aie very satisfactorily. L Shall
continue tu Use it. Respectfully
vi. Stewart.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

a tract OF 80 acres of land, near
Norfolk, which was purchased a
few year for $500 has been sold
for $4,000.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19

Marpsbnrg. Nov. 14th. 1889
Gpnts-I used your Guanns this sea-
SOIL. think they are fine fertilizers.
Respectfully, Leroy S. Edmonds.
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RRANK ToNES,
Merchant II ailor,
PoCoMoKE CITY, MD.

Will visit Accomac c. f., the first
day of every county court, with fine
line of samples of goods for suits
suitable to the season.
a member of the hrm has made
himself thoroughly proficient in
cutting by long experience in city.
First class fit and low prices
guaranteed.
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ACCOMAC STEAM FIGURING
MILLS,
TemperancevilJe, Va.


and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at
fair prices.
The public Will please take no
tice that the mill property desig
mated above, which formerly be-
longrl to Mr.. y. II. Dennis, is now
owned By the undersigned who
Will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will epdeayor tc
give entire satisfaction TO all who
may favor him with their custom
Thanks Tor former patronage. Flu.
ture iavors solicited.
Respectfully. &C..
JOSEPH H.JONES.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-04-19
The A. B. CHASE
Pianos and Organs.


Do you wish to possess a Piano or
Organ on easy terms? We will furnish
yon with a Piano for $50 to $50 cash and
$40 per month till paid fo". Or an Or
gan for $40 TO so cash and $40 per quar-
ter, or will sell low for CASH.
They are guaranteed 6years. anil war.
ranted first class in every respect. and
you cannot tintl more honestly made lii
,truments OH The market.
Rcfelpnces-Mrs. T. z. Brent, Oman,
cock: w. u. Nottingham, Eastvllle,
l.. f. Mumtord Cape C!ra!les; l.. NJ.
rilghman. Crisfeld
Write for catalogue and prices tn 5
G. McGRATH, Onancock. Va. Cen
elal Agent IL, Otto Sutro " &c
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY 4
LIVING lfAGHINEa
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Special to tie sEssrade.

We have the pleasure 10 announce
a new departure fer the purchase
of orr stock, in order to enable us
to quote lower prices than Others
who buy on long time and ask hie
prices in these days of panic ard
I hard times.
! We will give in exchange enyfhine
in stock or refund money for all
goods hought from us moi giving
perfect satisfaction. Ii ynn think
this a FAIR offer then look over our
quotations:
! Adamantire pins, /. rnw1.......".......-..... &c
! Bows, silk, wnnth SC st~"......-.. lie
BOxwnod rules, j. in.:n DC
Bro ms: ~ ava zrC
Balls, solid &C
Butcher knives, Inch !ado:...:..:....;.;-- lnr
! Dnsi us................... ~, II, II. Island 21c
Cotton, 200 yard spu. ls...-.-..... &C
Clark's .. N.T...".. -. fc
Com bs .-.............. ............ 3,9 SAND &c
Cnlnrs. zylU.ltr, all s!yles-.. ~
cults Is 2st
Cursots. ........................... 81 and Csc
Coffee pots......... ?ahd lic
Cups, pint..............c qua t...-.-....... &c
Carpet tn cks. i,or paper. &c
Iandkerchefs. white & c0l'd b"rtlers and be-
Hand snws,a6 inch, warranted spring steel 3sc
HatcnctS.... ~ uiAu ooi
hose, ladies aud gents ........... z, ahc lUc
Lead pencils.iusOreh
Lcns, white or cOiured hnnOs......-......... I've
Locks. pad........ ana &C
Noodles. 25 la lnper..
Noto paper per Huirs. 4r
Envelopes. % III pac. DC
Nerve and Bone Llniment....."...............- l9c
Mouth OrSanS.... unu DC
Legal cap paper, per quire. D..
Safety pins, per d zeii............"...." 2ahn &c
Sllte pecl'S.... ...... 'oi =.
Table oil cl,th. Grs: quality 5-4"2rc Ga PC
or yard, w'rih.-........ 80 ana NC
Cents scarfs. WORTH 40c...... ............ ~:
Pocket kn've7.................. y, IL 10 ana 21c
Teaspoons per o.
Tables Oo0S Aec
Good Calico por yi.G oc
Knitting cotton, all cnl,hs. per ball &c. always
sells for and lrc. and many other articles to"
numerous IT, mention. Al-o STOCK of s10es, rea-
dy-m.de clothing anu groceries at bottom prices
Respectfully submitted to the
cash and produce trade.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales - Regular Call - L. o'clock M: d. C.
3. 63's, 500 nj l9ee.
l04 bid. U. 5. Ans. 1891. coupon. lea bid.
u. 5. Is. registered. 1907 122I bid I.3L asked.
U: $. IS. coupon. 1907, l2:.h bid. l2311 asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Gs 1891
gold, 1924 bid. l0,k asked. Per imp. as 1891 cur
rency. l03A bid. Market stock rs, 1892, currency.
i04t bid. So,year fund. Us, lSo2. gold, 1881 bid.
Water stock. Is, 1901, currency, I35 bid 10
year fund. 0s, gold, lyO2. 122 bid. Water
fund. currency. 1si,g bid, is3 asked =
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. $. Electric Light bonds.
LIST 6s. 100 bid. T.; Electric Light bonus.
Railroad. lo-4o. Is. lo3 bid. los asked. Wash
inston and Georgetown Convertible bonds. U.s.
l15 bid, 140 asked. Masonic Hall Association
Market Company Let mortgage, 6s. ITO bid.
Washington Market Company bonds, imr. U.s.
J l0 bid: 10 asked. Wa, Washington Light Infantry
Light Infantry bonds I'd rs, 1904, on BIO, los
asked. Washington Gas Light Company bonds,
series A. Us. l19 bid, l22 asked. Washington
bid. 12i asked Hygiene Ice Company, LIST
mortgage, Is, lo3 asked. American Security and
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington,
400 bid 300 asked Bank of Republic. 20 bid.
Metropolitan, go bid, 300 asked. Central, 800
Did. Second 200 bid Farmers and Mechanics
100 bid. Citizens 1853 bid, $50 asked. Column
eiA.1Ts bad 10Y asked. Capital ll9 bid, IL
asked, West End. 9s bid, 1OJa4 asked. Traders,
railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgeto
32o asked. Metropolitan. 40 asked Colum bia,
az bid. 7s asked. Capitol and North Street.
~ bid, G6 asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 6oE bid, O. asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 53 bid 5SJ4 asked.
Insurance StockS--tiremen's. AZ bid. Franklin,
Son biz. metropolitan. 20 bid National Union, 2Os
bid. % asked Arlington. $50 bid, 200 asked.
Corcoran, 66 bid. Columbia, IL bid 17s4 asked.
German-American, 175 bid. Potomac, 81 bid.
Riggs. 81 bid, 81 asked. Peoples, so bid. 81
| asked. Lincoln, 5N bid:
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, 81
bid, 50 asked. Real Estate Title, l25 bid, 13s
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-WashingtonG Gas,
4SH bid, 49K asked. Georgetown Gas, so bid.
US, Electric Light. l55 bid.
Telephone StocKs-Pennsylvania. % bid. Chesa-
peake and Potomac. II bid, 30 asked. Ameri-
can Graphophone, lax bid. Ii asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washingto Market Com
pany. lSk bid. p asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, 3a5 bid, 410 asked. Grea,
falls Ice Company, 200 bid, 30 asked Bull
Run Panorama Company, 70 bid, 81 asked
National Safe Deposit Company, 240 bid. 800
asked. Washington Safe Deposit Company, LII
bid. National fypographic, Is bid. Mergen-
thaler, 3 bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, u
bid. Washington Loan and Trust Company,
AZ bid, asked. American Security and Trust
Company. 66k bid Lincoln Hall. so bid, 100
asked. Hygienic Ice Company, 90 asked. Inter.
Ocean Building Company. los asked.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qtlGglanS 10 The Star.
FOR HIS wIFE's SAKE.


PrTrsBuna, PA, Oct A-Business circles
were greatly sgitatod here this morning by the
announcement that the notes OF Fleming Bros,
amounting in all to CSC, 900, had been protested
last night The Fleming Bros are extensive
manufacturers and Wholesale dealers in pro-
prietary medicines and have business dealings
all over the country. The protested notes are
the regular commercial papers of the concern
and are amply protected by their properties
John L. Reno, well-known Is1surance man,
has been appointed assignee for the firm.
Their estimated liabilities amount to $500 coo.
with assets OF at least 81 000 O00 and it 10 con-
fideptly stated by business people here that
the affair Will be adjusted and the firm GO ON
rs usual as the only liabilities pressing are the
notes mentioned, which are held by several
different parties. The explanation given by
the firm for the assignment is as follows:
The members of the firm are two brothers.
Kid and Cochran Fleming. For some time past
the wife of Kid Fleming has been hanging be-
tween lite and death. her demise being ex-
pected at any time. Her husband has been
devoted to her, to the entire exclusion of all
business matters. DAYS Of anxiety and nights
OF vigil have worn him completely out and as
q result his business has suffered
He is the practical manager and has en- tire
charge OF the hrm and as result of his neg
lect these complications arose. 1t is stated that
his brother, Cochran Fleming, is very wealthy
outside of his connection with the firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04
BEING SHOWN AROUND.
Courtesfes to the Foreign Iron and
Steel Men at Philadelphia.

NEW York. Oct. About five hun dred of
the English and German visitors who partici-
pated in the sessions of the British Iron and
Steel Institute during last week left the Penn
syivania railroad depot, Jersey City, at 915
o'clock this morning on a special train of four
teen cars, made up INTO two sections for Phil
adelphia Before reaching there they will stop
at Iacony, Pa, arriving at about ~ o'clock,
and will visit the works of the Hamilton Disston
saw works. proceeding thence to Philadelphia,
where they will arrive about pm. Dir. Shine,
passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
has charge of the party.
ENTERTAINED AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Der. A long special train
Of parlor coaches flashed over the rails of the
Pennsylvania road from New York this morn
ing and after swaying and whizzing at the rate
Of half a hundred miles an hour. drew up
with shrek and a rumble at Tacony The
train carried over seven hundred people, who
represented in their persons practically all that
Is known regarding the science of metals in
England, Germany and France. The passen-
gers were the delegates to the international
congress of the Iron and Steel Institute. whose
final session was held in New York and whose
visit to this city completes the first stage in
their journey Of inspection through the manu-
factories and ore lands of Pennsylvania and the
west.
The train stopped at Tacony to give the
members of the party an opportunity to view
the great Disston saw works. whittier they
were shown Immediately upon alighting by the
members OF the reception committee, OF which
Joseph ID. Potts is chairman. After an hour
spent in the Disston works, where the Wis
itors were occasionally critical frequently in
quiring and generally appreciative, the party
embarked on the commodious steamer Column
bia for a trip on the Delaware and a view of
the harbor.