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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14
FIFTH EDITION.



The board Of lady managers at the
Chicago Fair have about concluded
their Kilkenny quarrel. In the first
place the present trouble IL largely
continuation OF the Phoshe Cousins
quarrel, which caused 30 much .un-
lplensantness shortly after tho lorna
Itlon Of the Board.
Mrs. Meredith, OF Indiana. one OF
the parties TO the late unpleasantness.
was an active ngant In tho removal OF
Miss cousins from the seCrrtaryShip
OF the Board. Mrs Ball was an equal
ny active lighter on Miss Cousins side
az the timo ana llus ever since ocou-
pied n position of untagonism to tho
opposition party.
| When few months ngo tho Com.
mittee of Awards OF tile Woman's
Board WIS formed. Mrs. Ball was
made member Of II, and was sub
lsequontly elected its secretary. Mrs.
Meredith was the chairman OF this
Important COMMITTEES. which had the
duty Of selecting two managers. Al.
most as soon as the committee enter.
ed upon Its work. tho old antagonism
came to the front, and soon produced
strained relations between its mem
Ibers. These. five In number, were:
Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Ginty
lOi hlbNolslll, MIS-. NleYenS Oh Now
Jersey and Mira. Fosdyke OF Alabama.
4 Whenever tho differences of opinion
between Mrs. Ball and the others OF
tho committee who opposed her as a
unit the public know nothing Of the
trouble till II came before the board
pm the following manner: Miss Gun
Iningham, member from South Caro-.
lima, made rather Incorporate pro-
test against tho misrepresentation OF
tho state ON paying OF awards. charg-
ling Mrs. Meredith, Chairman OF tho
awards Committee, with malice in tho
matter. Mrs. Meredith made n scathing
llarraignment OF Mrs. Ball, the Score.
!, Itary OF Awards. She stated that from
}, the very outset Mrs. Ball had been
Ilnimical to the interest OF the commit.
tee, and openly allied with its enemies.
4 Mrs. Ball WIS to have made a speech
lin reply, defending her course in the
matter, but the opportunity did not
occur and 1t was published In the
llrnpers. Mrs Ball then made speech,
which was more bitter than the pub.
,lished one.
1 The board, amid much confusion,
! was adjourned until September 2cth.
Towing to the low state OF the funds
appropriated to pay them with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

A traveller stopped at little cabin in
the Georgia woods. He wore white
rose on his coat-one that little girl
had plucked and pinned there as he was
leaving home.
A woman entered the cabin. She stood
and gazed at the rose moment. Then,
darling forward, she tore it from the
strangers coat and stamped 1t on the
rude floor.
why did you do that?" asked the
stranger lcaping to his feet.
"IIush!" said q man who was sitting
near. That's my wife, an-an-she
amt right here"-tapping his forehead.
eve had little girl once, with blue
eyes an hair like sunset. She wan
dered off among tho roses one day-lost,
lost!-an when we found her she was
where the roses grow, an they was creep
il, over her. An the wife there went
mad, an now She says the roses stole the
child I'm hid her away from lis forever,
an She goes about an tramples them
just like she did the rose there ON the
loori'-New York Recorder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

! am something of a kicker myself,
but l take off my hnt TO the nervous in
dividual who halted me on the street
yesterday with:
Say! Louisville is healthy, hand
some city of beautiful homes, lovely
women, brave men, fine horses and good
whisky, but in no other city half or one
fourth its size in the universe are so
many nuisances permitted as in this one.
Just think that the citizens are aroused
from their beds i'll the early hours Of the
morning when sleep is sweetest, victims
of sickness and disease are disturbed al
most in the very arms of death, and all
day long people in the streets are in dan
ger feeling the drums of their ears burst,
and not an effort made 10 put stop to
the pandemonium of unearthly noises in
our streets. The charcoal mans Co.
manche yells, the stale vegetable, fever
producing peddler's bowls, the parrot
tongued peddler Of no-account bananas.
the er-rags OF ion collector, secondhand
fruit distributors, big bells in advertising
wagons, milk bells, scissors grinders
bells-all adding to one common bedlam
of unending noises upon our principal
business and residence streets. The sick
are disturbed, the healthy annoyed, and
yet day after day we never make an at
tempt TO protect our right to live in
peace. "-Louisvill Courier-Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

The following is the mortuary re-
port OF Kent County for the quarter
ending June 30th. 1898.
Deaths. White 50; negroes 10; total
Us, Dead born, male IS; female SO.
Born In tho United States 81; born in
Ireland 2.
Causes of death.-Cholera morbus
!; cholera infantum .; dysentery l.;
diarrhna measles / scarlet fever 9;
typhoid foyer |; total zymotlc dis
eases 8.
Other dIseases-C Cancer, /; consump.
ton, Z; typhoid pneumonia, ] innni-
ton, ]; BriShts disease, 9; bronchitis.
/; heart disease, Z; pneumonia, Z;
disease of the brain, 3; disease of the
bowels, 5; old age, s; paralysis, 4;
peritonitis, l; child birth, /; convul-
sions, /; teething, dropsy, .; hernia,
/; worms, l; stabbed in the leg, Il dis
ease not stated, A.
Marrlages-Wmte, s. Negroes. Z;
total Is.
Blrths-Whlte, 8; Negroes, 1; total, z.
or the deaths, 10 die \ in and near
Dover % In and near smyrna; Little
Creek. b; Kenton, 4; Clayton, 4. The
remainder died in tho county.
Bir,hs-l born in Dover, 8 in West
Dover and one in Hazlettville.
Marriages by lev. Elijah Bayard,
3; Rov. Il. +. Jester, / Rev. j. Emory
Webb, 3: Rev. T. II. RaRins. 4; Rev.
Lewis w. Giboon. 9; Rev. L. N.
Wright. l. Rev. w. y. Edwards, /.
1t Will bc seen that not only physt-
clans ana unlertakers set the law at
defiance, but ministers Df tho gospel
This IS "A shame, as better things ara ex..
pected from our clerEynon. No doubt
many will offer an excuse, away TAX
ing their summer outing. trust they
arc not toad fish when Away from their
lock, and salmon when at home.
hope In time that men will learn to
obey the law, and taHe pleasure in
duinE b, men who are knowingly
guilty OF hoglecting and performing
Il plain simple duty in which all the
people of the State are Interested.
such persons are w0rthJ OF tho respect
OF their fellow ciLtGens
L. b. FRi2Ha. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

american Laundry, 0oa West Front At
Cuppingan and leeohIng, lHs L. Second 81
Cummings. the photographer, So2
Market street.
G.. II. Baldwin. paper hanger, No
60S French street.
Go to Gibney's this week for suit
You'll make days work.
You can get something you can on
at 227 Market street. Hollis.
II you want ilrst.class dyeing ant
scouting done, go to 2l0 King.
George W. Pyle, OF 6l8. West Fourth
street, has gone to the Worlds Falr. Il
spend week.
Mrs. George W.Pyle ana her mother
Mrs. Murine, have gone to Ardmore
Pa, for week.
A gentlemen was attacked with yer
tiRo at Fourth and Market streets thit
IN morning, falling on the crossing AMI
cutting his head quite severely.
The Wilmington Rod and Gun Clul
shot "a match with the Nonesuch GU
Club Of Newport OH Saturday. TIL
Nonesuch Club won by s targets.
George s. Robinson, book lieepe
for Samuel ii. Baynard, left on SatuI
day Tor a four weeks trip 10 Pueblo
Colorado. On his return no will stol
of Mt Chicago and see the fair.
Mira. A. Wilson and Mrs. W. z. Al
bolt have returned home after tw
weeks at Atlantic City. They will re
ceive their many friends.
Union National Bank has purchase
100000 worth OF government bond
and will receive $4,000 In currenc
during this week.
MIR. Jackson who is a resident @
Colorado, is on visit to his parent
In our city.
VIM. Francis. who has been employ
ed in the government printing Office
Ia Washington, is visiting his mother
Mrs. Taylor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14
THE HERMIT THRUSH.


Over the tops OF the trees
And over the shallow stream
The shepherd Of sunset freeB
The amber phantoms Of dream.
The time Is the time Of vision;
The hour is the hour of calm.
uarkl On the stiffness Elysian
Freaks how divine psalml
Oh, clear in the sphere of the air, ..s
Clear, clear, tender aI.<far,
Our aspiration of prayer -+...
Unto eyes clear start
..
o singer serene, secure
From thy throal of silver and dew
What transport lonely and pure,
Exchanging, endlessly new
An NONCOMPLIANCE of mirth q
And contemplation Of teRrs.
As II the musing of earth
Communed with tho dreams of the years.
oh. clear in the sphere Of the mir,
Clear, clear, tender and far,
Our aspiration of prayer
Unto ewes clear start
o cloistral ecstatic, thy call
In the cool, green aisles of the leaves
Is tho shrine of power by whose spell
Whose hears aspires and believesi
o hermit of evening, thine hour
Is the sacrament of desire,
When love hath heavenlicr flower
And passion q holier firel
Oh, clear In the sphere OF the air,
Clear, clear, tender and far,
Our aspiration Of prayer
Unto ewes clear start ~
&C. q. ID. Roberts in Youths Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

Martha Mckenren was hGiorc Judge
Emlnons this morning charged With
keeping house Of Ill lame and assl9.
nation. ut No. lG7 Walnut street. Cath
arlne WHIT Maud Norman and another
Young woman called by the State,
testified that they hive lived In the
house and the last one, that she fire..
.quentIy goes there. and they had
never seen anything wrong. They
never kn,w or mon meeting women
there, OF anything else that was not
iproper heing done. Although sum.
'munrd by the State, they proved ex.
.cclicnt witnesses for tho defense. one
witness appeared for tl.G defense, and
sho was II young WOMEN, who resides
in tho vicinity, und her testimony wac
about the same rs that already given.
As Joseph Hughes. tic imam who
swora ont the warrant WIS not present,
tho further hearing was continued
until to night, aud an attachment
issued for Tim.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

George II. Primrose. of Primrose
and West. elated over his business
with Primrose x Vests Ministries on
their last Pacific coast tour, thought
to himself while enjoying cigar at
the Union Pacific depot. Omaha. walt
ing for train. will amhse tho boys a
little. Buylnga dog from poor, for-
lorn speclman OF humanity. who want
ed to go homo down IN some Arkan-
sas town, George handed him to one
OF his company who Is a noted dog
fancier and remarked that the owner
Just wandered inside to look after q
friend. Very soon the conductors
voice was heard "all abohrdn and the
man and dog jumped aboard and
walking down the aisle of tho car,
says TO the man-"Why, don't you
want your dog?' The follow cast one
OF those doleful looks ard drawing a
black cigar from his mouth, says
"Nau, was going to drown the pup
any way"
Talking about strange people we
meet, why | saw man in Chicago
pass In five dollar bill and ask for
gallery ticket. then walled deliberate.
Up up to the door tender and dropped
in the change" and Kicked because he
was ak d to hlnd over his ticket as
he remarked "Ah thanks frightfully."
then stuck his Bit OF paste board be-
tween his lips and with great elasticity
OF his arm, fired his cigarette into the
ticket box also. Primrose and West
will present their musical comedy
Monte Carlo" at the Opera House.
NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
When Sims and Pettltt wrote "Mas-
ter and Man" they achieved the great
est artistic success of their lives. Many
famous plays have come from their
versatile pens. but Master and Man"
has stood the test of long run at
Palmers Theatre New York. and of
five years on the road. and has been
welcomed by the press and tho public
as the greatest melo drama ever writ
ten.
This sterling attraction comes to
the New Peoples Theatre to night, and
Manager johnson is TO lie congraulat-
ell upon having seeuredsuch Il strong
play.
The company engaged by Manager
McCaull TO present the piece includes
such well-known artists as Frank kar-
rlngton. Daul. Jarrett, Cbas. Sanders.
Miss Fealy, Miss Marion Miss Fish
and others OF recognized ability.
Master ami Man" affords an oppor-
tunity for tho Introduction Of the
most perfect scene ever placed on the
American stage. that showing the
famous Carlton Iron Works in full
blast. In this scene is introduced the
Iron Moulders' Quartette. which has
made a hit wherever heard. Other
pleasing speclaltles tend to tighten the
piece considerably.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14
THIRD EDITION,


NRw CASTLE, Aug. 14.-Rey. Mr..
Lightner, rector of Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church, Yesterday morning read a
lengthy minute adopted b., tho vestry-
men OF that church upon tho death Of
the late Mr.. Michael b. King. Ate r
the singing of the hymn. Mr. Lightnt +
preached the funeral sermon, whit II
was deferred or the day OF the funeral
and cwelt on the grand noble life and
the usefulness and charitableness
the deceased The church was lllied
TO Its utmost capacity.
Mrs, White OF Philadelphia is visit
Ing relatives here.
Miss Maggie McCallin Is spending a
month in Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss i. Knight Of Ba timore is the
guest OF Miss Black.
Miss Annie Houseman of Washing
ton Is ON two weeks trip to relatives
hore.
Mrs. Bates OF Wilmington. who hrs
been visiting Mrs. Hugh Smith, re-
turned home on Saturday.
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock
death reaped his harvest in the West
End. The dreadful disease consun D.
ton did its work and the mortal lie
OF Mrs. Kate, wife of James b. Brady,
passed away. Funeral on Wednesday
morning i'll t Peters Cemetery.
John Schuharlt is building hand
BONE residence on he Buttonwoods.
Mahlon X. Lancaster rode from here
TO Augustine Pier yesterday in 45l /,
minutes, Booth got sick and stayed
ut lie aware City.
ON Saturday afternoon at Battery
Park tho J a on Senate defeated the
Violet CLUB OF Wilmington. BY a score
OF o to .. Conaway, for the Senate
struck out 10 mon.
Two colUreu men vera arralgned
yesterday morning before Mayor uer.
bert or the charge OF disorderly con.
: duct. They will pay fine ana costs OF
$3.50 each.
The funeral OF the five.mouth child
OF Frank and Maggie Pagan, took
place yesterday afternoon. Iutermeui
took place in st Peters Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

About o'clock vesrer,lay morning
tho police wero attracted to Fifth and
Walnut streets by cries of murder,
and found Thomas Campbell standing
over man named john Quigley,
whom he had evidently beat In an out.
rageous manner. Officer Lucas under.
took to arrest Campbell. when Mrs.
Campbell struck him In the face with
a shoe, and ber husband made his
escape to the house. Lucas handed
Mrs. Campbell to another officer, and
followed Campbell, whom he sue
cecded in arrestlnG.
Whllo this was going on Qulgley,
who was unconscious, had been car
RED Tito kobinson's barber shop II,
the vicinity, where the blood was
washed of and he was restored to con
seriousness. While they were working
with Quigley, VIM. q. Grub rushed
lin the shop md tried to strike Gus.
toner. Harry Robinson interfered,
when lie tried to strike him, but Rob
lnson knocked him down and threw
him through the window into the
street, badly cutting Grubbs hand,
He was arrested and with the Camp
/ bells taken to police statlon.i
This morning Campbell pleaded
lguilty to assault md battery on Quig
ley, and Judge Emmons sentenced
Ihim to pay fine of $40 and costs.
| Campbell and his wife were then ar
lraigned on n charge of keeping dis,
orderly house. ut No. 5l5 Fronch street,
and each pleaded not guilty.
Officer Mari testified that he hat
heard great denl Of complaint abou,
tho house from the neighbors. and aftei
the fracas yesterday morning he wen.
in, and found Il part Of kcg Of beer.
some playing cards, and other evi
IdGnce that they had been having Z
good time.
The case wns continued until to
morrow morning, for the purpose o.
having some OF the neighhors presen
and tine accused were held In sSO esoI
for their appearance.
VIM. G. Grub was charged wit
commltling an assault and battery o,
Harry Robinson. and Judge Emmone,
hitter hearing the testimony, impose
IA iimo OF t5aud costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

Patrolmen Davidson and Scott ex-
slight ltra in Il.9 icug %
hIr. keagh'5 stable on vast Front
Btreet, latn Saturday night, which
might have resulted IN tie total tln.
structiun OF tbs property. he lire
was discovered ubOui Z o'clock by
Mrs kOt1, who informed the officer.
Tho lire was fast eattuR its WY To the
hay NOV, wi4icG w..s Iitfed with las,
ard 1t 1t had RuteI u number 0i
mead of horses would haYe eeH
burned to death The fire ia SUPPOSED!
to 1--we been "a sod by some one
throwing lighted cigar In tho alley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

While the numerous hacks and prl-
vate carriages were wording their
way rapidly towards camp meeting
yesterday morning. at the same time
there backed up TO Willis's rear en-.
trance Wilmington transfer wagon,
which was quickly loaded with picnic
goods, and interspersed between the
hams was case after cage OF MINISTER'S
dry and other tightly corked
bottles The wagon soon left, but not
In the direction OF camp At night
there returned two sets OF people. One
filled with the enthusiasm of Il metho.
dist camp meeting. the other filled
with another kind OF enthusiasm. To-
day we feel assured theMethodist peo-
pie have the best OF it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

The house OF Mr.. frall Walters. No
sal Tutnait street WAS entered by n
burglar on Friday night his is Tire
story a rel ted by Miss Etaare5 May
Walters Papa hoard man try tia
back stair door and papa lie got It's
gun AMI pointed 1t over my he'd,
then papa want 70 look Tor tie burFl -
but tie Il OIL TO papa SO lie wnH II. I
get hurried, 50 beIere papa got tu %Il
stairs the man WITS GDne WAS 81
glad he didn't take my. dolly, bscat!st
!left her In the Kitchen. but dolly WI.
sete. lie didn't take anything. Ulsa
either. ] am 50 glad "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

Charles L. Justison has just returned
from an extended tour throughout the
West. Mr.. Justison left this CITY about
the middle OF March for Montana, and
after spending short time there went
as far West as Seattle aud Tacomar
Washington State. He says he neve,
enjoyed better health, the fact being
plainly seen In his increase Of avolrdu
pois.
The condition Of the country Is M ore
depressing than here, Mr.. Justlson
says, anu at any time one can see
crowds OF workingmen, miners prin-
cipally, wandering the streets. The
minors arc greater in number, all the
shafts being closed awaiting the ac-
ton OF Congress on the silver ques-
ton.
He returned by way of Chicago.
Pittsburg and Philadelphia, Ho will
probably return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

On saturday evening young couple
who hni not. from appearances, many
years of married life upon them, step
ped up 10 n butcher stand on King
street aud asked for piece of beef to
make coup. The butcher neing rather
low III beef aud seeing piece of old
mattun showed IL to tie pnrty and
asked # that would do. Tho reply was
YES" then they asked for a boae. aud
n veal bone was produced After tho
d eparturn ui tho couple another
butcher had considerable fun with this
ono on the fact OF selling mutton for
beef and furnishing Nenl bone In the
hrrEhiu But when ignorance ls bliss
Ills folly to be wise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14
SIInnIiIip NinirlI.

Tho None such Gun club OF Newport
shot u gocinl return match with this
". II. and Gun Club Of Wilmington,
Saturday. August l9th, with tho fol.
lowing result out OF n possible 25.
The scors was as follows:
Mono Surh-J. Il, Lyman, hit is;
Groomc, Is; q. Lyman. ii; Alien, 81,
Wright, IS; Slaw, Ii; Young, 20; Ny era,
Ia; L. ID. Lyman, IN King, 20. Total
lbs.
W. II. and Gun CML-Wilson, hit II;
Grubb, 20; Underwood -; caldwell, 10;
Stewart IL; White, -; Shriug. 20; Mo.
Conn3ll, 4; BildCrbarh, III Jersey, o.
j otal, 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

The summer hats are now going at
tho lowest prices. So Low arc the
prices that it is cheaper to wear a
bright new hat in place oil the old,
rusty one. Indeed 1t is well to buy
one OF the standards, ut our tnklng
prices for next season rather than let
the rare opportunity slip. You will
find this true by examining stock and
prices, at Rumford Brothers, 4O4 Mar
ket street. who sell all kinds and styles
oil hats, especially the latest and best
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

This mornings session of tine NUM-.
cipal Court did not convene until $50
O'Clock, owing to misunderstanding
In reference 10 Judge Ball Icing out
of town. b'p Ity Judge E,nnuns pte.
sided and disposed of tho following
cases:
Eyerhard Shadow was charged with
being drunk, using profane language
and striking an officer. lie was SER
fenced to ray tue OF 50 and costs.
John Thompson. drunk and disor-
derby was lined 50 and costs.
Isrne! Sanders. colOred, Robert
Wright, John McCloskey and Auuia
little colored were each fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
owen Thompson was charged with
obstructtng the sidewalk, hut us the
City Solicitor said there was n misun.
Outstanding about the matter, tho case
was dismissed.
Annie Butcher. colored, was charged
with drunkenness. and ordered to pay
q fine OF ~ and costs.
George Taylor was charged with
disorderiy conduct in insulting Il
young lady on the street, but as lie
could not he identified as the one who
did 1t, he was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

Entrance was effected in the resi-
dcucn OF VIM. IL. Foulli, No, lpGb Midi.
con street. Tho family are tentipa a.
i}randywine summit Camp. t,e
posed that the thieves wurr s,a
away before they had secured mGVn
booty. Inc house vas burRarileu
sOlae years ago, and several hundred
dollars worth of goods were luheT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

W. S. Hoffman, OF this city. IS on his
way to England. he having received
word that his grandfather had cicd
and wllled him s60.GU Ills grand.
father resided at Manchester. Mr.
Hoffman is general agent OF he Mas.
sachusetts Benefit Association branch
here. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

S. 7. Robinson has as iino an assert
ment OF reaches oil his stand at the
corner ut Thlrd ana King streets as W,
nave seen for long time. 1t really
does one good to look at them. They
embrace "AIoore's FavOrite, yellow
Globe and Mountain Rose" They are
beautiful in color and delicious 1t
flavor, fair representatives OF the oil
Delaware peach.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

The Royal ilta Ease Ball tqata do.
feated the EraNH-an Jisa saturday
afternoon y 4 s,s9re o! IL 10 / The
winning team y tAey huge missed
bate. balls aad gloves. which thoy
would be greatly Obliged If returned.
Every IilHy Ms IeA.4te, the EsER'
. ser says,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-14

Next Thursday. Chrlstiana Presby.
terrain Sunday school will have nn OK.
cursIUn to Lincoln Park, one OF tho
most delightful resorts on tho Deia-
ware river. They will leave New Cas-
tic at ) ID 4. m, on the steamer Major
RGvhold, aud will no doubt have suf.
ilcient to fill the boat. Those who at
tend are assured delightful ride and
a day uf pleasure.