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Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Sale of Buildina Lots.

Thomas r. Lally had q sale Of building
lois Saturday afternoon, IL on Coleman
street between Sixth and Seventh
aven ue., and three on the north side OF
Chestnut street between Clayton and Du-
fout. The result was: Forty feet by 80,
Coleman street, to John Guthrie, at ~
Der foot, $3.50; 100 iest by 30 feet. Cole
man street. to John Guthrie, at s. pei
foot. $3.50; 30 feet by 75, Chestnut
street. TO Patrick Neary. al $40 per foot
o6QU; total, 81. lao.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Clearing Ont sale.

7 n. Richenberper will have . grand
clearing out sale OF horses, carriages,
harness, etc., at the tazar on Maryland
aveDue, on Tuesday, the 24th lust, at II
o'clock a. m. Persons who wish to take
sdyantage OF this opportunity to dispost
Of their surplus stock should make their
epuy OF the same by Saturday, the 21sl
toward making this sale success, and
eur cit. xens should also do their part.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Exchange Of Pulptta.

Several OF the Methodist minister Of
this city exchanged pulpits on oua.as o" Y
evening. Rev. L. e. Barrett preAeh%ou ~
Brandywlne M. Il. Church, Dr' ors0
preached In Wesley, Rev. ). y; Y. nanv. i.
preached in Union. Rev. DR.. hupoalu II ',
Asbury. Rev. J. Il. Franklin presohsSa a
IN Goodman, Rev. A. Stengle preao"I,s !.
In St. Paul's, Rev. W. q: Moons - n
Kingswood, Rev. Jacob Todd plesc"7T pysu
at New Castle. In tho morning h''; n, 4.
L. Bryan, Of Newport, and rev. ,,u,,. N"
Dodd, of Hockessip, exchsnged pu'P'~
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Heater ConI.

Try Sheward & Chandler for the best
family call, all sizes, and buy the Orville
4aour, "Tsble Belle" and "World's
4Air." They make a specially in coal
Sor winter purposes, and are ready &c
Soceivs winter orders and guaran tes
satisfaction. Special rates can be had
A calling on Steward q Chandler
dspot South Side, branch Office Second
and French. Phone lilo.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
The pioce.an Convention.

The 10Ath annual convention OF the
Diocese OF Delaware will commence at
New Castle tomorrow. Services will
begin at 3 o'clock. aud with business
sessions will be held at intervals during
the day and evening. A large attendance
is expected and the Iroceedings will nc
doubt prove very interesting.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Park Guard Oyerhauled.

The executive com mittes of the Board
OF Park Commissioners met last night
to investigate certain charges made
against Park Guard James McDermot,
who looks after the interest Of Eleventh
Street Park. The guard is accused OF
accepting bribe OF so cents hush
money. The matter 10 to bo farther iu-
vestigated.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
A VIII, heater sentenced

James Smith, the aged man who was
convicted at yesterday mornings session
OF tho Municipal Court ON . charge Of
beating his wife, was arraigred before
Judge Ball this morning, when the Judge
said: James Smith, you have been
aged wife, aud therefore the sentence Of
the court 10 that you pay the costs OF
prosecution, . dee OF $50 and that you be
Imprisoned for three months.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
for Rehol,olh, Del.

Via Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad. The psnnsyivania Rail.
road Company announces that com.
meucing to- day, June 2. the mail leay-
ing Broad Street Station at q q. IN. fo
POINTS on The Delaware Division OF thu
Philadelphia, WILMINGTON and Baltl
more road will connect through TO Reno
both, arriving there at 1880 p. IN. 1
rsturuiug train will leave Rehoboth a
AIS .. IN. and arrive In PhilAdelp phla a
a Is %. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Elrotion OF Officers.

Last Sunday tho biennial conyen.'0u, y,
Of the Anclent Order Of Hlbernians ~ ~
Delaware. WAS held in the A. o. Il. ,,a.r: na":
this city, at which the following oluS'Fa' S
were elected: State delegate, EawMu
Kane; State secretary, james h r.is, r,us.
gan; State treasurer, William os,.y' oy'
The reports OF the different officers suU" .on.
Cd that the order 10 In . hourishinR '''
ditiOn In this State.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
V.B. SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streeta

We propose TO make this
a clearlng.up month /; slow
things are to be quickened,
Many Bargains will appear
from day to day and an In.
teresting exchange Of price
for merchandise will be ap-
preciated BY those who are
around.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
A Barn bur

wfs1 oHEsrsR, june y Eariy ilis
morning = lar etone baln wit straw
sbel and carriage h hIu,a atlcGed. ON
tn. farm OF William Mock, e. Klet Vim
cen township. this count, wee des.
lroyrd by tir which is supposed to have
been in,ebdlary. Two line horses per-
ishpd IN the na'nes, aud iot Of b.y.
Sc, eral hicirs nd large ngn,hFr oi
va uable iarm implem nls Wen corsum.
ed. TIE loss will rtae eryral ulonr.
Il dollars, aud lhs lnsuru e i, about
t2Sy0.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
strawberry Festival.

; A wberiy festival will be held in
che old Bethel Church, Brandy wine hun.
lrsd, on Wednesday and Thursday syen.
angs, the 11th and l2th inst, for the ben
eat Of the stewards. There will be ar
nbundapcs OF good things provided fol
tAs occasion, and old and young will
aaioy themselves.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

The Board OF Managers Of tho Chill
drsn's Home extend an Invitation TO all
who may desire TO visit the institution.
Having arranged the frat Wednesday In
June, from IL a. n. to 8 p. m., ~ . re-
oeption day. all those interested are cor
dially Invited. Thursdsy of each week
Is also regarded ~ . day for visitors.
There viii bs exercises In the school
room from II to II O'clock each day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

only offered once before. d
getting seamless mating
remarkably cheap.
We have . small lot oi
extra heavy Joined Mattin2s
reduced from 40 cents to IS
cents per yard, and . lot Of
fancy and white Mattings in
. cheaper grade, which we
eel for $3.50 for . roll Of
40 yards.
w. B. SHARP Il co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Ladies' fine Walking

hats, formerly sold for 7sc.
down to 58c; much finer hat
sold for 81 down to 72c.;
best quality walking hats,
from $I.7s down to $I.48.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Mitchell ( Bash,
Bulletin for This Week

In our Millinery Depart
ment We have q large lot of
new novelties for this week.
We have marked down
many goods, to much less
than our former low prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Struck by = Train.

James Graham, aged 45, . fruit ship
ping agent at the railroad station At Lsu-
rel, was struck by freight engine and
knocked from the track on Monday
morning, sustaining injuries that may
prove fatal.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
The " Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
slightly cloudy, and continued high tenn
psrature. Similar conditions will prob
ably prevail on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
V.ateat Atvlex

A complete sssortm ent OF gsntlemen's
gold aud gold-p.ated watch Chains and
chaim ms at Milard +. Davis, No. 8 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Don't

forget the flrst grand moonlight cxcur-
sion of the season of the Erodel phian M.
4 L. League of West Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening, June 8, at
8 o'clock, from Fourth street wharf, on
steamer City OF Chester.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Funeral Of Jacob Chandler.

The remains of Jacob Chandler ,.i WI. !.
Inferred next Thursday. The iuusIn
cortege will leave his late residence, n.d' ,.a
Mt. Ouba station, Mil Greek hana',SS: ~:
about 10 O'Clock q. M, and arrive Arrlva,rs ~ ,r
Lower Braudywins Presbytsri.S Snn.iMi u n.M
at II O'Clock, when services VII n.,n. os .;
in the church, alter which his re,n,s ,hss
will bs inferred In the esmesefy NJ '-
place,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Fruits and 0rocsries.

". g. Moore, northwest corner Of Della
ware avenue and West street, has . lot
q 6rst-elass canned goods, strawberries,
epsspplss, groceries. butter, eggs, and
3Aer produce at reasonable priees. A
6ola y solicited.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Onting Flannels -Proba-
bly, the largest aud best lot
that ever came to our city.
Two hundred pieces-t e n
thousand yards, and they
must all be sold this month
will 10 cents for I23-cent
goods do it2 Well try it at
that, and 10 cents will be the
price. Look at the French
Outings at Al times the
price. You'll hardly see the
diference-for beauty o +
design. finish and colorings
this lot 10 far superior to any
We have offered.
Of the six hundred IS
cent damask towels We told
you Of last week only about
one hundred are le.t--I7
cents each.
Boys Shirt Waists--The
best makes we know of-and
there's plenty you wouldn't
have at any price-made Of
outing flannel, IS, Soc, 81 Is
and $3.50; made OF percales,
50 and rs cents each.
Ladies Swiss r | b b e d
Vests.Inspect them closely,
there's no imperfections or
seconds among them. Com.
pare with anything you have
seen at the prlce-I2 cents
each. certainly the lot OF the
manufacturer IL not always
a happy one.
Do you have any trouble
or bother with the knees of
your children's stockings! or
doeu the color come out, and
did yon ev,r wish children
could wear stockings made
OF cast front Try our Fast
Blacks" Hermsdorf d y e,
double knees and extra long.
The remedy for your trou-
bIe may be right in this line
sizes s to 8b-25 cents each.
About halt of the Silk
Taffeta Gloves are yet un-
sold.there's still a fair assort
ment in drabs and tsgs-35
cents, reduced to 12t,
Many ladies have bought,
with great satisfaction, dres
ses oi our celebrated ia s
black Henrietta finished sat
. teen, the only make yet pro
I duced that il not affected b,
!, acids or perspiration. 4 'ery
body Interested in b | a C
e dresses 6 no uld have one @
more OF these as cents pc
yard.
n We have a few left I
d Beaded Capes and Wrap
:. :. They are all Of this season
p importation and the vel
d d latest novelties in the ma
ket. Less than two doze
es q, here on which we have p
in in quick prices.
al 4Capes, were 50. so, now $500
ia 5Wisps, were 90, now " 80
r. 4 Wraps, were So. 90 now - 90
ne 6 Wraps, were $500 now $500
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Strong Cough Csudy ~ Ysrsu'o-

Ice cream, fruiss and fancy '
11O6 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
M.F. Davis. jeweler. . Last secopd Al

The cheapest aud test place To get
your c,rriagr repaired Is al Wallher 4
Co ., over Market street ur"se.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
MARRIED.

BULLOCK-CoRNlsH-On May I, 1890.
in Camden, N. j., by Rev. Geo. W. Fin
land, John Bullock and Anna Cornish,
both of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Ladies'

house slippers 10 cents At BAocoSa Id.
Market street, above ssoondi sA''
east aide, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Chcice stesks froD hsme.rs'sea ~
fr ON il to is csnn rss psusd. - nv"
lssd's, No. tQ7 k'Ls svee.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Howard Talley and Miss Ella Horsch
will be married at st. Peters Church,
ON Wednesday evening, the 4th Inst.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
A New system OF MILK pel,very.

A New System OF Milk Delivery.
]. H. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
corner Seventh ard Madison streets, ID
now prepared to furnish quart or so
quarts OF milk at shortnotice to all parts
of the city. Telephone call GAL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Gents

Extra wide calf hook lace and o,a oonE
shoes. only 50. 90; worth eS. so elseWas.at ..t
Family Shoe House, 206 Market s'''''
above Seeoud, east eide.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

A man with hIlfan eye
can see tnnt our big
business Is due to the
fact that we sell the best
Clothing for the Least
Money.
Reliable qualities and low
prices. We BULL qua
fities and BEAR down
prices where possible.
For example our Mems $S
IA d Sl0 all.wool suits,
embracing qualities
and styles that sell else
where ut $40. sl2 aud
slt.
Our sl2 and SIS suits sur.
prise all lockers, nico
for dress and ma d.
equal to merchant tail
. or work. ..... -
Blue Cheviot suits tsilk IL
ned) SIS. Black do, $l5,
A nice black Ii v lot
suit for SIS: blue aud
black suit SO. The wis
est thing yet for summer
wear. colors guaran-
tced.
For contrast with blue and
blue suits, were making
nspeciel II run on white
and fancy vests. Prices
beginning ut the insi.-
nificant sum OF soc. In
Suits and Vests we IL
save You ut leastI.
BOYS and Children's cloth
ing, all varieties OF col
orings and patterns,
light medium and dark,
and the prices are away
down, running from 81
5Bup to " and -. Besst
values tor the money in
the city.
Working pants for 81, 80
different styles and sew
ernl reputable makes.
81 III 81 81
Flannel Shirts
51c 50c
7ac 75o
u VI
and up to the finest.
Windsor ties to wear with
them, for 25c. Flannel
shirt " ist 25c: Perculc
Shirt waist 25c up.
|HAMBURGERS
22o anu 222 Ma. kss Street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Good Corn,

4 Aons fer rs cents. Tomatoss, z eents
4 eAn, at N. z. corner Third and King.
&Io. A. TAyLoR.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Al the

Desirable eolors in ehildren's shoes q,
8sbsodk's, 4o6 Market street, above esc-
onAs sAst side, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

For good, home-raised, Juicy beef
steaks, go to MorelAnd's, No. 407 klug
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Latost Novelties

q wall paper and window shades, from
Evans 4 % Z MA a0b We, sssoad ..
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

NOTICE-TO THE DEMOCRATIC
IN voters of New Castle County. AT
ter due consideration / have concluded
to withdraw from the contest for the
Democratic Nomination Election for the
office of sheriff, June l4th, 1890.
i3-3t FRANK 4. llERBERT.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
E,,hIn. litonie

Tn Il 81 Inc o. tssA ~. ~,
An u - kAs. .s-.'.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Special $6. so and IS trousers to order.
Gibney, 3l6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework at 6ly 4. Fourth st j32t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

The best t.ntyre made in the cityis a'
Cummings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

| We do by far the |
largest clothing and
Mems and Boys out
fitting business in
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
TRIMMED HATS.

Call and look at the goods
and you will see some of the
greatest bargains ever offered in
this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
s,asa NJ rnsrmanassr

at the REPUBLICAN, once to-day. in the
shade;
1o'clock sss'~i"~s @Vciock
rs 70 "a
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

w ANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL.
w at iOi East ElghtA stree; nus ernE
feiere ce. Jus u
w ASIEpIro ,l.g l,..ta BUY A g, cod :, MILK
snSsa, y 4, ..iLcI,ny e.i, -
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Ladies' Sailor Hats.

Ladies' Sailor Hats,
for IIc. Boys and girls
trimmed sailor b a t s
down from soc. to 34c.; fine
trimmed sailors sold for 81,
and $I.25 down sac.
Hamburg Edgings
and Aouncing. Hamburg
sold as low a. &C; better
quality at SC. At l23c. wide
work that sold for 2Oc. at
25c. Very fine work that
sells for sic.
22 inch flouncing at 25c. yd.
=" -" " at 37H worth SOC.
" at soc. o5c.
at 62c. 87c.
! A. in. work as low as soc.
at 02c. worth SIC.
" at 75c. SI.
} We have a large line oi
these goods in much finel
/, quality, much less than can
r be bought elsewhere.
White plaid muslin at SC
better goods at &c.; mucf
3 finer goods at lOc-s o ! {
h else where at I5c. Very 6n'
= plaid at 12Ac. sold elsewhere
n at 2Oc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

4Capes, wore s3. so, row $500
Wiaps, were 81. 90. now ~ 90
Wraps, were So. 90 now t3 90
6 Wraps, were s6. 90 now S4.00
l Wrap. was $500 now IS, 90
Wrap, was $40. U0 now 300
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Visit the Children.

Balance in treasury. 49,. GAO. 8:
Adjourned until . o'clock y. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MASONS IN COUNCIL.

Several hundred leading Masons attended the Coun.
cu OF the Princes Of Jerusalem which met at Scot
fish Rite Hall at ) O'Clock last evening The fifteenth
and sNtccutb degrees conferred hut tho fifteenth
WAS exemplincd with fun ceremonies. Among those who
took part in the Apartment Of the East were Stephen D.
Anieck George Wood Charles r. Ketterer James Carche
Iohn B ln william f. Demarest, Charles r. Grinith
linn THOMPSON Charles +. Shain and Thomas Moore !;
while those In the Apartment Of the West were William
T. IAwless william Townsend, Allan Mason Samuel
Thomp.oo william T.. Demafcst. William S. Laureys
and James +. Randolph
Al 10 O'Clock there was meeting OF the Rose Crolx
h.ntor and the and eighteenth degrees were
conferred the seventeenth being selected for excmpca
,ion This evening the Consistory Of New.York CITY
viii meet and nineteenth 10 tho thrty.sccond de-
orecs VIII he worked twentieth and thrtleth In par.
tlcular being excmplined with great cast magnificent
costumes and elaborate music. Many prominent Masons
are expected 10 be present.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
SoROSTs HOyORs A SISTER.

sorosis gave elaborate breakfast at Delmonlco
yesterday al noon in honor Of Mrs. May Riley smith
who is leaving New-York with her husband and son
for a three years stay IN Colorado. II was Mrs
smiths birthday, and the tables were beautifully
Trimmed with pansies, ferns and graceful wistaria
Mrs smith sat next 10 the president Mrs. Ella De7
Clymer Among the other guests were Mrs. Elizabeth
Akers Aen Mrs. Margaret f. sangster Mrs Kate
Epson Clarke Mrs soretties Metcalf. Mrs. Edward IL
Coates Of the New Century Club, Philadelphia Mis-
Frances Bacon. Ridgehll Conn, and Mrs. lAlnas IL
Sanford OF Boston. After breakfast, Original poem
were read By Mrs. Kate Upson Clarke. Mrs. NJ A
Kddcr. and Mrs. Mary Riley smith, and there were
speeches BY Mrs NJ Louise Thomas, Mrs. Jcnnl,
June Croly. Mrs. Alma {. Johnston, Mrs. Lucy &
Thomas Mrs sarah Ostrom. and Mrs. Bereholz. Tho
loving cup which given 20 SOrOsis by the del
eraies 10 the convention Of clubs which Will meet
here In April, passed around for the first time
song. written for Mrs. smith By Mrs William Tod
Helnuth. sung By the members while the cur
went around.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DEMOCRATIC ALDERHEy ov1wI1rED

The Dcno. rat, !n %" Jcr-cy 'ty Board ~ AAcrh'h
had dccld,d setback lat night special counitic"
,upoiutfd pfcrarr ru- for government OF mo board
.,I,lt,ed it, report. Alderman Smith. K"puhllcan.
er,d an amendment dcpryng the prc-d't of tht power
IN name tho standing committee. Ih'r are siN H'-
,fcans in the Board and 'eton Dcmortts. including
a,.Iargc Allen. who l, the presiding officer
Alde.... Salth's amcudnn, "a~ bonb-h'u. and pre-
cu.iI. 90 excited discussion. which continued ior h'aI}
two louf H. became evident 40 ,aily stage of N"
proc,edlnes that Alderman Hoo,. Democrat. Intended
voting with the Republicans, and urgent appeals weF
rado bv Aldermen O'Ncu and Jordan 70 the Democrats
II, stand bv their party Alderman Hoo. however, voted
,i,h the Republicans and Alderman SMITHS amendment
wa adopted Alderman Hoos vigorously defended his
action SAYING uat represented the people and OWED
m leclanco 70 tho Democrats. they lad broken faith
With him. The meeting the most exciting the Board
has held IN years.
Tx.Aldcrman O'Rourko's appointment a. S"alcr of
Ueght. and Mea.urr- rescudrd. and Philip Eb'ft
,os apponted In his stead To thc Rev Dr. Scudder wa
granted the privilege the moor TO protest against license
which was granted 20 a named White 70 keep rum
stop opposite the Iabcrna"l"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A WEDDING

Francs VI. Jencks. the wclknown lawyer and real
estate dealer president Of the safe Deposit Com
pany Of Scw York. 40. I46 broadway married
yesterday 70 Miss Elizabeth Platt, daughter Of John
II. Platt. The ceremony. which was strictly private,
took place a 90 p at the home Of the brides
mother, No. 90 Lexington ave- The Rev. Theodore
C. Williams q All souls Unitarian Church, Twentieth
81 and Fourh ave. the officiating clergyman.
There were bridesmaids The bride was given
away by her trother, Fred Cheney Platt. happy
feature Of the Proceedings found in the fact that
Yesterday was aso the thirty second anniversary Of
Mrs. Pla,ts marriage. Among those present were
pr. and Mrs austen G.. Fox. DR.. Herrick, Colonel and
~ mrs Warne DR. and Mrs.. Mettus Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
W tneney, Mr. ant Mrs. George Cheney, Mr.. and
Ms. John Cheney, Nr. and Mrs. James Cheney, Mrs.
Henry Peters GRAY, d. NJ. Bunker Mrs. and Miss
Irandt, Hciry Brev7tcr and W. T.. -. stokes.
Ihe newly marrid couple left New-York for a
bfei wedding trip II Canada. after which they Will
take AN extended tor through Europe
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
srrALrNci rHE nREssEp.nEEF DrsINEss.

Chicago. May - (Spcciah-Thc Canadian fa'uc u
making still further inroad' into the ea'tbo b"N
hes Of the Central Traffic lines to almost every Ne"
Eneland point. even A. far north a. Providence ana
Worcester. The Canadian Pacific is making rates oi
hundred dressed beef the rceuIAr 'af''.
bclrr A. cents The bushes, is all taken ONT oi
Chicago on the wabash thence over the Canadian
Pacific and 4, delivered to the Ncw England points
by the Boston and Maine. since last Friday the NO"
routc has done an Of -wifS and lIammonds dressed
beef hu,ucs- beside, liberal shares Of the output Of
the other houses other Central Traffic lines are Ger
tain thcq- j. deal between the Canadian Pacific and
the Grand Trunk oi Canada, hy which the Eastern
territory i- divided A. another new route. formed OF
tie Wabash and Grand Trunk, and tho Delaware
i'm PcnnsvIvairn Each rouc ha, is~ucd tariffs
cutting tho rate, cents 10 All points. The Armour
people >ly that neither Of the two lines J., cutting
ihc tarn rates huf they give them the business
for the reason that they reach New England points
about thirty hour, sooner than 10y other routes.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
DRAGONS DRILL At NORRIS PARK.

Troop A. 1T Dragons. y. g. :. y. Y, l03 strong.
gave an exhibition Dim yesterday afternoon OIL the grounds
a the New-Yok Jockey club at Wc-t-Lc,ter Tho troop.
commanded by Captain Roe. left IT. headquarters a. no l"j
v..t Tny.siAth,t. at 30. Tho course Of march wa,
Madison ave to Mount Morris Park whore photographs
of thc troop were takon by company front. Then The
march was renewed up Southern Boulevard to the W's;
chester race track where the drl and exhibition TOOK
Mace The troop Inspected by General Barber In
.,.c,o- General Of tho State and BrigadcFGcnerl Lou,
r. FlDgcrid. Cereal Porter with his family was also
present cctrn. M;er inspection uc troop gave
nm exhibition drl under command Of Captain Roe IuI
cavalry drill Of United States tactics also given
4. tho coucr. lon o. the dr the troop entertained
by John H. Morris Nr. Morrl, has dodicatfd the open
nold north OF tho grand stand of The Jockey club n
dragon hcd and II Is probable that the troop VIII occupy
the field in future it, IcIn&ncnt drilling ground The
opproachc, to the grand stand lined with carriages
The troop IS composed Of Of tho most prominent young
rcn I'm Ncw.YCrk and during the Inspection presented
handsome and sOdicrlikc appearance.