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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13

James s. Clarke was sentenced
ut Boise last week to 10 months in
the penitentiary for mailing an OBJ
scene letter at Moscow last June.
The Idaho Republican Central
Committee will meet at Boise Feb.
18th, to set a time for the State
convention to elect delegates TO the
National convention, TO be held at
Minneapolis, June 4.
At Washington, on the 4th, Hon.
j. III. Beatty was confirmed by the
Senate as Judge of the United States
District Court for Idaho. This is
gratifying news for the many per-
sonal friends in this section-both
Democrats and Republicans.
The natatorium at Boise City will
be completed on or about April lat,
and there il talk Of giving grand
ball in the building at that time.
The furniture, billiard tables and
bar fixtures TO be used at this pala
tial resort are now being constructed.
A call has been issued for meet
ing of the Democratic State Central
Committee at Boise ON Saturday,
March 4, at 2 p. m, principally for
the purpose of fixing a time and
place for the holding Of State con.
yention, which will elect six dele
gates and six alternates 10 the Ma.
tional Convention, to be held In
Chicago on june 81.
We do not know who Mr.. T. J.
Mathews is, but the opposition Of
the Knights of Labor 10 his APP
pointment, by Governor Wiley. M
Commissioner of Labor and Stats
tics. 10 pretty satisfat tory evidence
that the appointment is a mistake
The Knights are better informed or
labor subjects than any other por
ton of the community. and are nni
given to factional opposition to pub
| lie men. Governor Wiley keeps
right on illustrating the proverbia
fact that small tenant never vii
fill large mortice.-Ketchum Kew
stone.
| An old prospector in this distric
who does not want hia name men
toned, has been in the habit of put
ting his powder in hot water d
thaw. The other day he put som,
powder i'm a can of water and place.
the whole thing on the forge fire
The same water had been used fo
the same purpose several times be
fore and had naturally absorbed
considerable nitro-glycerine. Wher
the water became heated, it ex
ploded, blew the forge TO the un
known and tore the clothes clean OF
the corporeal form of the astonishet
prospector. lie will never thas
powder in that way again. for b.
has learned that nitro-glycerine vii
not amalgamate with water am
stand fooling with.--Eureka, New
Sentinel.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13

La Grippe. I've had il the last four
weeks;
Had il in bundles, lunches aud streaksl
How did feels All How can tell
| feli--i frl,--0h! snffvred like sheol
Pains in she neck. pains in the eye;
Sick ut the stomach till | thought
would die:
Pains in the ankles, peins In the toes
Aches in the head and sap in the nosc
Pains MI over and pains everywhere
Aches without number and plenty &c
epare;
Took phenaeesine by the ounce. qui
nine by the grain,
Whisky ny the quart to iuil The pain
In gl,pm and dark dependency sunk
For the simple REASON | couldn't gel
drunk Haily News- Miner.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13
Eor Over Finr Years.

An O.D AND WELirTRIEp REagpY.
Mrs. Niuslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions vi mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success.
II sootllps the child, soltens the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind collie. and
is the l,est remedy for Diarrlmae. IL
pieasant 10 the taste. Sold by Drug
gists In every part oil the world. 70
cents a bottle. It's value il ineaicuia-
Lla. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup, aud take nc
other kind
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13

In ks Justices ccort II Rocky Mar PRECINCT County
Of knsare. state Of Idaho.
Samuel cpshrAn, Plaintiff,
white Star Mining Company, Defendant
The State of Idaho sends Greeting TO the White star
Mining Company, defendant:
YOU are hereby summoned n appsas hesnre ma. -
my once In Rocky sar preeinrf IL the rsunty ~ El-
mnrv. hlaho the 9TH aay NJ Febrssars Ixps AZ 10
oelock .. VA, In actian brought ayAia 4 you by
said paansin, 20 answer the complaint Of the above
named plAinfia.
Said acsna V hfonghs 10 recover from yau the ssm
OF One Hundred and Sixty.two n 100 dollars sos
work. labor and services rendered by this plaintiff foT
the defendant AZ his special instance and request
during the months Of ocsober and Deccmbef lsxs9
and the moatiss Of january and February. isei ~
more particularly set forth In the complaint died Ia
this ation OF plaintiff will Apply the Court Cor the
relief demanded. or Judgment wlL be taken against
yon fos shc sad amount together with costs Il shis
suit. N yoa TAIL 10 appear and answer
To tho Sheriff os any Constable OF said county
greeting make legal ssruce and due rvtarn hersaf.
oissn under my hand this the sen day II Derem-
Der. 1891. j. A. NICHOLSON,
Jrstiee Of the Peace for sald prexsnca
August QuitEcw. attorney Tor plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13
OUTFLOW,
Half Of the Henry Clay Mine
Far Sale.

The one.half interest in the Henry
Clay mine, situated On Red Warrior
hill, IL Offered for sale nj great bar.
gain. Satisfactory rsasoas given fof =
desire TO sell. The Henry Clay 10 the
best gold producer to-day in this sec
tion-as evidenced by returns fnnm the
Reeser aud Elmore niills. For full
particulars. inquire OF q. II. Payne
agent, Rocky Bar,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13
ron SALE,
THE BASC0M RANCH.
On South Boise River. two miles
ahnvs the

On South Boise River, two miles
ahnvs the
SHAKE CREEK MINES.
IL contains 160 acres Of good land.
all under fence and now has 10 acres
in timothy and alfalfa.
The whole tract OF land Is tiilable---
not one acre hut can ts cultivated. II
II one 81 the hest Stock Ranches In
Idaho. Gfain aud vegetables OF AL
kinds do sell. II has produced "a
high ~ GOO bushels If potatoes per
acre. Plenty OF WATER for irrigat.
ing purposes.
Also good hued log dwelling house
stables. work shop, c0rrals etc.
Good hay press. good mower and
Tiger rake both nsw. plcws and teals
VIII ssil cheap for cash.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON
Rocky Bar. September II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

assigns:
You are hereby notified that I have expended ems
hundred dollars In labor and improvements on tho
HENRY CLAY
Lode ainlag claim. situated on Red Warrior hin,
Hear cgssk mining dissrics. Eimofe eeunty. Iaahs
required By section 2sss. Revised Statutes Of the
Hated States bniag the asnoant required 70 hoad the
for the year ending narember 81, 1891. ssas
-FOUR proportion einsiy u the same b ffty sAss,
being half ard n within miaety days after thzs
notleu b. pubiiKfson Ss tall Refuses - eonafihuss
yonr proportion 81 eaich expenditure a. co-oaasTs
yof interests Ia said claim win haonsr tbs property
II the sab@cribes under said ssusioa ssss Rssissd
stakaiss Of the unsssd States
JOAN sHIRLD&.
First puhlicaslan. JAnuavy 0. 1874
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13

There is talk of organizing DEM
ocratic club in Rocky Bar. BY all
means let it be done. And every
precinct in Gilmore county should
do the same thing without delay.
With proper organization and a
thorough understanding Of the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party, there
can be no doubt about Democratic
success next November, not only in
this county but throughout the
State and Nation.
Gov. Boies, of Iowa, wears well as
the Democratic Governor of State
80 long Republican. lie knows
what Ia cay on occasions, conducts
his Office i'm the interest OF the public
ami il making an enviable rccswd.
lie would surely win ~ the Demo
cratic candidate for President.
The Dubois-C lagett contest IL still
pending liz the Senate, and Freddy
II hanging 10 the ragged edge Of
doubt and despair.
Mr.. blaine positively refuses 10 he
candidate for the nomination fol-
President.
OF the A. State Governors q Of
them are Democrats.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13
Local Assembly 1897. K. Of |.

~N Held regular weekly
meetings every FIJI
= DAY evening al their
~N@ - new hall In necky Bar.
aGV seiaurniax hs1tlers in
gos,a standing are respectfully invited 10 attend
October I, 1901
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-02-13
q. II. MCCARTHY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates.
Call on, or address. s. n. HeCarty,
Rocky Bar. Idaho.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
ro Jupee A MANS SANITY.
A Maryland Ex-Governors Prosecutor to
BE Tried for Lunacy.

SALISBURY, Nd July 16.---A jury Of
lunacy has been summoned by the sheriff
TO sit on Ira Davis to send him 20 an
asylum. II is said that Davis has been a
persistent prosecutor Of Ex-Governor
Jackson who pardoned him out Of the
penitentiary that he has written several
threatening letters TO the effect that
he would blow up the Salisbury
National Bank Of which Ex-Governor
Jackson is president, unless he was
given check for S3J 600. and that he
has also threatened to burn Salisbury,
and made other threats against individ-
ual citizens lie is now confined in Jail
to await the action of the jury Of inqui-
sitiOn.
William Porter, farmer living near
Quantico, while cutting some small
bushes TO put in his horses bride
was bitten by a snake, supposed to be a
copperhead. He at once went 70 tn c
/ house, which was short distance
away and his wife tied a bandage
around his arm above the wrist TO stop
I circulation as much as possible until
medical aid could be procured DR.. Full
ton of Salisbury was summoned and
found the patient suffering considerably.
His arm is very much swollen. The bite
is on the middle finger of the right hand.
The patient Is not considered danger
/ ously ILL.,
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
JULY JoTTlNes FRoM DOVER.
A Temperance Event Next NOnth-Fu
neral of Popular Resident.

A Temperance Event Next nlonth-Fu-
neral of a Popular Resident.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, July Wednesday August
3 will be Temperance Day at Camden
camp meeting The services Of the day
win be under the direction of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Mrs Ellis of New Jersey viii be present.
MS we'll as other eminent speakers.
AT the Second M. Il. Church tomorrow
the pastor win preach in the morning on
pilates Question. A taper service of
forty minutes will be held in the evening
The funeral of Mrs George r. Barker,
which took place yesterday afternoon,
wus very largely attended. Services were
held in the Baptist Church and the in
tcrment took place at Lakeside Gene
terry.
The NJ p. Sunday school Of this town
piculckod in the camp meeting woods
this afternoon
Rev G. X. McCaslin, pastor of the NJ
p. Church, this town who has been quite
sick for several weeks, has taken trip to
the mountains for his health
The funeral of Alexander Colt Of this
town. who died suddenly in Philadelphia
last Thursday was held this afternoon
large concourse of friends were pre-
sent.
Miss May Cannon is visiting in EllSton.
Willard Bradford has returned home
from school Aaron Marshall and wife
of Lewes are visiting relatives here -
Miss Irene Foster of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Edith Barker. -
Miss Bertha Jones is visitin e
relatives i'm phWniXville Pa-Miss Clara
Stats is visiting relatives and friends in
Wilmington and Philadelphia. Miss
Sallie Lewis has returned from two
weeks trip TO Philadelphia John II.
Jones and family have taken n cottage at
Rehoboth and will spend the summer
there Mrs. Lille Phillips and Miss
Annie Richardson Of Wilmington have
been visiting relatives here. Miss Sallie
Anderson has returned from visit of
several weeks TO Germantown Pa. and yes
terday she and Sue Kerbin went TO Reho-
both 10 spend a week.-William f. Smith
Of Philadelphia is visiting his aunt Mrs.
4. NJ Collins
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

A most remarkable cure was recently
made by DR.. A. J. Marston of Philadel-
phia. in the case Of Mr. John r. Heard Of
bridgeport, Pa, and proves that the
doctor has certainly succeeded in dis
covering the means whereby lung dis
eases can be cured.
Mr. Heard had a severe attack Of the
grip year ago, from which he did not
fully recover A cough set in; then irri-
tation of the bronchial tubes; then the
left lung became diseased During all
this time he was under the care of first
one doctor and then another, each failing
to arrest the progress of the disease.
Consumption stared him in the face In
November last q friend advised him to
see Dr. Marston and be thoroughly ex-
amined, rs his opinion could be relied
upon. The suggestion was followed. He
was examined and was treated by the
doctor for two months and is now cured.
When he first came to DR.. Marston he
suffered from a severe cough pains in
left breast was very short of breath
had night sweats and inward fever. He
became very thin in flesh. All these
symptoms have disappeared He has
gained twenty pounds in weight and is
now working every day.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Judee nalI NIetes out Justlee.

John Hickey and Peter Wright were
each fined 50 and costs for drunkenness
by Judge Ball this morning John
Rooney and Dennis Rigney were each
fined 81 for the same offence. James
Ash was fined 5 and costs for recklessly
firing a Roman candle on the Fourth
which struck Mrs Mary Cotting.
ham. Susan Jones, who was charged
with larceny at court yesterday morning
of goods from Mrs. Julia Behrenger was
again arraigned officers Haines and
Leach searched Susan's house yesterday
and found two coats, dress and mum
Der of napkins which were identified by
Mrs Behrenger as her property Susan
was held under 5000 bail for court.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
NlppLETowN, PEOPLE FESTIVE.
Fine Attendance at Social Events-Pcr-
sonni Comment.


Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLEl OWN, July l6.-Miss Lulu
Reynolds rendered her many young
friends a very pleasant croquet party at
the residence of her parents. ON South
Broad street. last evening. The highest
prizes for playing were awarded TO
Master Robert Comegys for the gentle.
men. and Miss Maria Nowl0nd for the
ladies' The BOBBY prizes were taken by
Harry Budd and Miss Mabel Derrickson.
The attendance was good and owing to
the fine weather. several were present
from the country.
A match race has been arranged be-
tween W. b. Biggss Lille d. and G. T..
Crocketts Wild Eagle for $50 TO take
place at am early date. The race will
probably be on the new kite track at
kirkwood and will be no doubt interest
ing.
Rev Il. H. Moore will tomorrow preach
in the Forest Presbyterian Church for the
last time previous TO his sailing for
Europe next Wednesday, Mr. Moore
viii possibly be home by September II,
when he viii fill his usual position.
/ Among the substitutes already named to
hold services during his absence are Rev.
/ Mr.. LuVerty OF LeWcS Tor July -, and
Rev w. w Hebberton of Philadelphia
for July3i The others will be decided
on later
DIR. Il. H. Gilpin has been selected as
president of the Board of Town Com
missioners in view of the fact of Henry
4 Clayton, Esq, having resigned owing Ia
i'll health, Mr.. Clayton is still a member
of the board
Miss Belle Black Of Philadelphia is the
guest of friends In town. L. Nc.
Whorter is sojourning at Hampton
Roads, opposite Old Point Comfort, Va
r. H. Lockwood assistant postmaster, is
spending two weeks vacation in Balti-
more, Atlantic City, and other cities. s.-
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Reynolds of Phila-
delphia are visiting near town Mrs. G.
w Ernest aud daughter are visiting at
Westover, Md.-Mrs Horace Veasey
formerly of this place but now of Cen.
treville Nd. is visiting in town Miss
Outcolt of town has removed TO Gin.
cinnati, O-G Huling Atkins Of VII
mington visited friends I'm town this
ek-Mss Anita Paryis of Dover Is
visiting Miss Ethel Parvis in town.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
MYSTERY OF A VESSEL.
Passed Out for London Thurs
day; Returned Yesterday.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THE CAUSE.

Boat Dispatched 20 Learn the Truth Il
warned on nig Haul of Fish Bold
nariight Robbery incidents ofthe nay.
Personal News.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Nhw CAsrlR, July 16 Considerable
excitement was caused iu shipping circles
hy the news which was sent out from the
Maritime Exchange yesterday that the
North Atlantic steamship Alexander
hldcr which passed down for London on
Thursday was returning up the river
with flags at half mast The Elder is
commanded by Captain Evans and had 300
head of cattle on board and a general
cargo The agents of the vessel IN Phila-
delphia were utterly at sea as 90 the
reasons for her return. The steamship
passed the exchange here at A o'clock yes
terday afternoon. but took no notice of
the signals which fact is unac.
counted for The big vessel dropped
anchor ct Wilmington creek last night
and o small boat which attempted TO go
alongside was warned off, The Red star
tug, New Castle was despatched to meet
the vessel last night hnt the result Of the
Investigation could not be- learned. The
steamer did not appear ODE disabled and
the suppOsition is that she is infested
with a contagious disease the flag al
half mast signifying that one of the crew
had died
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Ikined ny shool. nom LIghtnlng.

despatch from West Chester saws
Mrs John Shirley of this place was in
her room Thursday when a lightning
bolt entered, and after knocking a
quantity of plaster off the ceiling, broke
up large bureau ana a sewing machine
i'm the room in which she sat. The collar
on the light wrapper which she wore was
burned of, but the woman was apparently
not injured To-day. however, She died
suddenly and physicians attribute her
death to the shock Of the lightning yes
terdav
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
rish ny tro Ton.

BY far the most successful fishing ex.
cursion That ever left New Castle was the
one hat boarded the steamer Excelsior
on Tuesday night. returning early last
fish were landed on the decks of the
vessel ia less than three hours The
fishing took place on the banks five miles
sport unite In declaring it TO bo the
finest they ever experienced over 200
lines were overheard at one time aud it
was a novel sight 90 see the fnny crea-
tures being hauled over the vessels sides
as fast as the lines could be tossed Ia tho
water Iheer was not a Jonah i'm the
whole party and everybody was in luck
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Arrested for Damaging Now Pavement.

warrant was sworn out yesterday
morning for the arrest of John Wyatt,
driver for the Wilmington Transfer Com
pany for damaging the newly-laid fire
brick pavement on Washington street
between Fourth and Fifth. After the
pavement had been laid IL was blocked
Off at each end from travel until it had
been rolled and was ready for wear
The driver came along with a heavy
wagon and it is charged deliberately re-
moved the bars and drove upon the
pavement The Street and Sewer De-
partment is prosecuting the case
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Shoe stores to he Closed at Night.

As a result Of the Saturday ght closing
agitation the following shoe dealers of
Wilmington have agreed to close their
stores at p. m, except Tuesdays and
Saturdays during July and August, be-
ginning Monday July 1S: w. T. Hick
man. C. A. Arnold, j. r. Montgomery, J.
T. Walker, William f. Green, j. B.
Foreman, NJ. Schlager. Henry Pike,
N. j. Pierson, John McVey J. S.
Hopes. Morrow Bros, NJ. Grady,
George H. Narple, f. X Crawford, Ma.
tilda Monaghan, r. w. Lysle A. H. Som
mers, Burns & Monaghan Jacob Dolfman,
Edward Moody, Condor & Mccarthy, j.
H. MofIitt q. NJ. Dougherty, W. H. Bah
cock, Morris Levy, Henry Taylor and f.
II Janvior
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Precaution.

Don't be cajoled into taking any of the
various Powders or Liquid Ammonias in
place Of Fragrant Tri-Phosa the Great
Liquid Cleanser.
If not conveniently obtainable write
us and we viii see that your wants are
supplied.
For the wash, household and bath. and
all cleansing-sur everything.
KEYSTONE CHEMICAL Co.
No South Front Street,
Philadelphia. Pa
Evening journal., 1892-07-16

COOL We never before
have been so
THINGS well prepared
with Summer
Clothing as now. It's
impossible to keep cool,
and you have to wear thin
clothing to do it. The
lightest of serges, mo-
hairs, pongees, flannels,
alpacas, seersuckers and
the like-any of them
the thing for hot weather.
We have an endless
variety of coats, vests and
trousers, just the kind
you want now, and the
10 per cent. cash discount
gives you ST. in every $40.
Some excellent coats at
$I.5o, just the thing for
your office.
We have the blues-in
negligee shirts-and the
quieter patterns, too. soc
to $500 shows the range.
We close at 6 p. m. ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th and Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Tho Heat Claims Two Victims.

Cholera infantum brought on by the
oppressive weather of the past few days
caused the death of two children yester.
day. One was the infant SON of Michael
McDevitt of Vine street. and the other
colored child named Terry.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
FENNER's ALleI ESTABLISHED.
The Philadelphia Crook Cleared of tn,
Maryland Murder.

ELK~oN. Nd, July 16.-Samuel, alias
"Cockey' Fenner, who has been given a
preliminary hearing on the charge of
numbering Mrs Jennie Richards, will be
returned TO Philadelphia ON Mon
day. He has clearly established
an alibi He will therefore be
cleared Of this charge and returned To
Philadelphia TO receive sentence for hav.
ing attempted TO kill Policeman Meyers.
Fenner had previously been convicted
of this, but sentence was suspended
temporarily to allow him to be brought
here.
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
IF YOU

avaed yourself the opportunity visit our Reduction
Sale the time We have aul urated heavy discount sale
TO- short time only This the bu, ers
will be given all the advantages of system easy Ths
you will aomit is extraordinary opportunity seeing goods
aud ge ting prices
olar starter will welded couples on the way to
houekeep the easy payment plan practice the Reliable
Instalment House Of Frank j. Muir ply.
ANY YONG couple will save mo He and build home about
the splendid ndp Ready is positively un
necessary the outfit requ furnish couple of rooms
a small cottage
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Incidnnl. or lhn nav.

The Delaware Iron Works win prob
ably not resume operations until Monday
week The idle employees arc taking
advantage of the vacation and all ap.
20 De enjoy ing themselves.
q cHHW- Jr has added TO his
t.0ali Wo iull bred Canadian shepherd
dogs which are attracting much admira-
tion
The family of George ~ Vantine. who
were poisoned this week by chrome yell
low n cream puiis purchased at phila-
dolphin bakery are rapidly recovering
from their illness and the physicians
have pronounced them ont of danger
The river front swarmed with "un-
dressed kids enjoying their daily wash
ing yesterday. when officer Harrington
put in an appearance aud read the riot
act 70 them I'M regard 90 bathing In q
nude state, for which there is a heavy
penalty
Captain BARTLETT Of the sl.,op yacht
Morning Star came mp from Mahone's
river yesterday with 2j0 pounds of
trout
A new combination ear. better Gifted
up than The former one has been placed
on the New Castle accommoda tion train.
The hushehock Orchestra rohcarsed
"linoiorc" music last night for the
opera which win be given in August.
Prank William and John Hanson re-
turned from an ceiling trip down the BAY
yesterday The fish find a ready market
il New York and Philadelphia. TO which
places large quantities are shipped from
here daily.
IAe New Castle wheelmen are con
sidering the project of having a serie.
~ races at Augustine Pier In a shori
time
Edward j. Weggenman and jaime.
Myers. two local cyclists. viii contest fol
the mile championship Oh the oausewal
this evening
William Madden lost 50 and some val
uable papers from his pocket while play
ing bah on the Battery yesterday
Hurricanes are reported by incoming
vessels trading in the neighborhood O
the West indies
William H. Clark of the New Castl
Gas and Water Company left to-day 70
Virginia Springs 60 spend several weeks
Evening journal., 1892-07-16
Nnm stnnmhnnt cnmnnnr.

The Chester Times says: among the
charters granted at Harrisburg yester
day is one for the Philadelphia, Chester,
Wilmington aud Lewes Steamboat Com
pany. capital $4,000, to build ships
and transport passengers and freight