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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-07
Special Notices.

Special Notices.
N0~c(roo-os~~~N~Oor~y~>
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders IN Scranton Glass Co. for
the election of directors and other business
will be held at the office, "a LackawRnna ave-
nue., on Saturday, August Is, at pm.
y. HENWOOD, Secretary.
The annual meeting of stock holders In tho
Green Ridge Store Company, Limited, Will DO
held Immediately at close OF above meeting,
j. II. STEEL, Secretary.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-I WILL
l. sell at the Arbitration Room, court
house, Scranton, Pa, on saturday, Aug ust H.
1874, at 10 am, 5000 frat mortgage bon dS OF
the Gregory silk Manufacturing company.
JOHN A. MEARS.
VoU WANT THIS RELIC--REPRINT
Il Frank Leslies Illustrated Weekly war
Illustrations 1851 1865. Two Volumes Folio,
sld.5J; payable monthly, $500. Delivered 10y
express complete, prepaid. Address r. w.
MOODY, 6lo Gibson street, Scranton, Pa
DLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
ID zines, etc, bound or rebound et THB
TRIBUNE Office, Quick work. heabonablo
prices.
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT lH,
vi corner Spruce street and Franklin ave-
nue. Twenty meal tickets for S16O GOOD
table board.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-07

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EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il vita or without board 2l9 Linden st.
E'OR RENT-ONE.HALF STORE. l20
Il Penn avenue $50 per month.
TOR RRENT-NICELY.FUR IsHED HALL
i suitable for lodge rooms. JOHN JER-
hYN, ll9 Wyoming avenue
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Mr.. J. u. Cleaver and wife, OF Will
mington, are visiting Mrs. W. A. Price
on Clinton street
hessrs. Brady and Chairs. owners OF
tug boats and mules used on the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal. re-
duced all employees one hall TO take
effect June LIST,
Mr.. lines and friend spent yeater-
day at Hockessin.
Tho laJles of the NJ. L. Church net
ted SO at their lawn fetU held last
| week, ....
Rev. ]. L. Amos father Is quite sick
at the parsonage.
About ten probationers were taken
Into full membership at the NJ Il.
Church yesterday.
MIR. Geo. Luckernnn of Pt. Penn
was in town yesterday.
| MIR. Hlhshmam Is having his heautl.
\ ful drug store painted and putting in
coiorcd Elasses.
a vessel loaded with cans arrived
| Friday.
Mr. Walter Bender, OF Port Penn
was in town yesterday.
| Tie lovers OF wheels organized II
bicycle club to-day numbering twelve.
Snad and herring fishing are thing
OF tie past. and surgeons are scarce.
Nh. l.otlnnl OF Mcdowell was In
town yesterday.
Mr WIN. Wlngate visited Whining.
ton Saturday.
Mr. IIersel, OF ST. Georges, spent
/ last evening In town.
Alr, $. bowman purchased bicycle
| last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

A. a late meeting OF tie Prudential
Commlttue OF tbs college trust.es /.
was decided TO build n magazine FOL
the storage oil powder used by the
military dsp'rtlnn |, 1t being deem.
ell dangerous to keep the department.
supply any longer In tho III ain build
Ing.
This week the senior class sxamina
tions were completed, and these class
men are now taking rest and prepRr
Ing Tor tho arddOus dutios OF com
mencen!eHI week, bcgianiug Sunday
June II. At the commencement exer
cses proper, the elk seniors standinI
highest Ia their averages will deliver
orations.
Examinations Tor entrance to tho
college will be held this month in I
halT dozen Of the principal towns IL
tine state BY different MONITORS of the
faculty. Georgetown, SeAford and
Middlatown VIII DO visited on June 26.
and Milford, Dover and Wilmington
on June Y. This Ia quite departure
hero from college custom. bat II |,
likely TO prove u popular and pernR
uent one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04
Dots.

House No. IL Irwin Place for rent
, cheap. Apply to Il. L. Vernon. RE
PUBLICAN office.
Look out for tho display at Union
park, this and next Monday evening.
William Crather. Of Maryland ave
nue. and Elm streets, sold candy on
Sunday last and In Municipal Court
Saturday night was fined Sand costs.
Bulldlng Inspector Dohl last week
Issued ten permits for the erection
and alteration OF buildings.
Auctioneer Hukill on Saturday sold
at the Court House the three story
brick house of Martha S. Stewart, al
Fourth aud Washington streets, TO W.
s. Hilles.
There were fourteen deaths In this
city the past week, 4 births and mar
riages.
Ray. W. II, Hendrlckson preached in
/ the NJ. T. Church at Hockessin On sun
day in place OF tho pastor, Rev. o. s.
Walton.
The grand officers of the Shields OF
Honor wished Clayton Lodge. No. &
Of Clsyton. on Saturday night and
were entertained at supper.
Arthur W. Briefly has leased the
saw mill No. IFS Monroe street and is
! now engaged In manufacturing wood
work for builders.
Forrest Greenwood and Francis
Correa, Jr.. of the Y. NJ. G. A. Wheel
Club OF Germantown. rode from that
place on their bicycles yesterday to
visit their aunt Mrs Mary A. Peeky.
The combination COMMITTEES OF st.
Paul's and West Presbyterian Churches
will meet this evening to complete
arrangements for tho combination ex-
curslons of the two Sunday Schools to
Neshaminy Falls on Friday. tho Goth
inst.
The Hicko cries baseball club will
p ease send In challenge to the Sem
tors for Saturday, June 9th. TO 2G9
West Eighteenth street. L. G. VIII
lams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04
FOUGHT At The UEATHBED


NEW YoRK, June 4.-Warth SIS, OO0
john Lane who had been private in tho
Fourth United States artillery during The
war died al O'Clock Saturday morning
at his home on Nest Thirty-fifth street.
Roy, Father Gbpey Of ST. Michael's
church. had Just administered extreme
junction. Grouped RbIrit The bedside Of
the dying man warc his TWO SONS, Michael,
aged 81, and Daniel, 20 veaTs old, his
daughter and her i6-year.oll son aud sew
eral ucighbors.
Tie solemn rite had scarcely been fin
ishel before Daniel began u dispute over
the question Of inheritance with his
brother The oil man was In lie last
asonic+, but made feeble gesture for
Daniel to stop. 1h4S uaBer son CON
ttnued 10 tall until Michael tried to lead
him from the bedside Daniel then
! knocked Michael down. 1he two stug.
gled and finally Michael subdued his
| powerful brother. He pinned him TO the
/ floor. a neiEhbor hurried Tor "A policeman
and rs Daniel was taken from the bed
| chamber to jail the old man died In Tho
| Jefferson Market police court yesterday
/ Daniel Lane WAS fined 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Tho grand dislay OF fireworks that
was to have been given ut Union Park
last Wednesday evening aud which
WIS postponed on account of the rain
will be given this evening The Colum'
bian Band will be in attendance.
To morrow evening. 1.-THE Carmen
eta Troubadovrs,' the finest troupe OF
Spa nish mundolinlsts in America will
he on hand. This will be their only
appearance IN Wilmington this season.
On Thursday evening, June 18th,
there will be some fun in store for the
patrons OF this rosort In tho shape OF
the Carlton banjo Club. tho winners oil
the great prize ut the Philadelphia
| Academy OF Music. Tbs Worlds Fail
$500 solid silver banjo is used at every
| performances. Great Sam Durham
cometlan and baniolst Miss Ada
! l3ourden. vocalist. ana Heller ant
Marks, trick bnniolsts and the Colum
hian i}ano. The management of this
pleasure resort is giving every at
tention that Is sue to meet with sue
cese Tae price OF admission Is tel
cents. .."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

make them at this price is
in buying in whole pieces
from the manufacturers.
Garments well made, good
trimmings and guaranteed
to fit, We have a big as
sortmcnt Of finer grades at
SIS and $50 for the genu-
inc first quality clays,
which are the Best Serges
known to the trade. Scrgcs
are summer materials,
strong, light, wear well,
hold their shape and give
good satisfaction, and in
the ready-made suits can
give you them at $40
SI2.5o and SIS.
JAS. L. MULLIN g. Son
Clothing, 9th & Market
Hats, Wilmington,
SHOES, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04
A Good Many

Men buy their clothes of us
"a good many more would
be better off for doing so.
The Clay Diagonal Suits
at $40 are as good as you
would expect to buy for Sl2,
they are a nice, smooth fin.
ish, good black and will not
gloss-in round sacks, straight
sacks and getaways.
Other $40 leaders are
Black ard Blue Serges, I'm.
finished w orsteds.
/ Well put our So Black
Serges against any S2J
made.to, order suitin America
we'll let you judge the
cloth, trimmings, fit, sewing
and style same with the
Sl2 Clays = So Rougl
Cheviots--$l2 Homospuns
Store open every evening
during June, will close every
evening except Saturday
during July, August and
September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Evangelist James p. Davenport,
spoke sunday evening at the Audito
rum, on the "Anti.Chrlst" OF pro
phesy as men yet to arise, who will
conquer the whole earth" There vii
be bloodshed and martyrdom ofChris
tians. Anti-C hr.st will magnify hitn
soif' and speak great words nHllnsl
the Blost High ana shall wear out the
eaints OF the most hiRh"-1.9-tbt
Christians.
There will BIO. according to St. Paul
great falling away from the church
when tho "man of sim thus relgns
The signs OF the times indicate tn
lime Is near when the world vii
plunge into the greatest revolution
over known Hnd the Church will be a
special object Of hatred Of antl-chrls
tians In the majority. The last gtea
trial OF tho church before the Lort
takes her away Is about to como upoI
her. She will seal her success witt
her blood.
Tho Lord is to CONSUME with tbs
spirit OF mis- mouth and destroy witt
the brightness OF his coming" Goo
gives the way to escape. The Holy
Ghost has restored his Rifts as the
existed In the early church prophesy
tongues and the ministers OF apostle
aud prophets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04
THE WEEK IN CONGRESS
Prepared to Extend the Workine
Day for Senators.
VOTE ON THE SUGAR SCHEDULE

Some Senators Believe That This May b,
Reached Tomorrow. while Others As
sert That 1t WIZ be Delayed Until t.
Latter Part of the Week.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The sugar sch.d-
ule will again this week be the central
point around which the proceedings in the
senate will revolye. Among numcrou
senators who were asked for their oplnioi
as to when the debate on this schedul,
would cease, not one would attempt t.
fix definite time. The discussion has al
ready proceeded for three days, which is
the utmost time that Democratic senators
would admit before the debate was be-
gun, would be necessary or allowed to it.
Some think it will be possible to reach q
vote tomorrow, while others assert that
there are contingencies which may post
pone the disposition of the schedule until
the lattot part of the week.
Among other lines of policy which have
been conYersed among the opponents of
the bill is that of allowing tho sugar
schedule to be accepted as amended by tho
committee on iinaucowithout taking any
vote on the schedule in committee of the
| whole, the object being that the opponents
of the bill shall not be forced to show
their hands at this time, and especially
that they may refrain from exhibiting
their supposed strength among Demo
cratic and Populist senator's Senator
| Harris adhsres to his determination to
ask the senate to prolong its daily sessions
into the evening.
The Republicans will probably resist the
attempt to extend the sessions beyond {
| O'Clock to the extent of at least demand
ing that a quorum be maintained, and
some of them will decline to assist in
making quorum. The Democrats ap
prcciate this difficulty and will make an
effort to have as nearly quorum Of Dem
ocrats as possible on hand to meet this
emergency. They have the pledges Of
more than fifty senators, including most
of the Populists and some Republicans
that they will remain to aid in making d
quorum as long as may be required.
Senator Harris said today that when the
night sessions We're once begun they
would be continued until the bill should
be finally disposed Of Meantime they
will maintain their efforts to get the Re
puhlicans to agree to fix II day for tn,
final vote.
The outlook for the week in the housc
of representatives Is so much in doub
that bclnoCrhtlc caucus may be neces
sary to agree on plan of action. tn,
stnte bank question has been debated un
til the leaders are anxious for vote. Blu
debate has shown the state bank men tia
they are liable TO be defeated by iuabilit,
to agree on any one of the many plan
discussed. As the state bank principle
was incorporated In the Democratic ma
tional platform the leaders are loath t,
see the bill defeated, so that a caucus ma,
be called for the purpose of formulating
party measure which will command
united support
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04
v M. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

We are turning Cotton
and Wool into Silver and
Paper, with no manufactur-
ing process except that Of
low prices. The other fell.
low runs the mill. The
figures and designs of the
resulting process are differ
ent, but quite as pleasing.
The reduced summer fabrics
are going off with q rush.
You should look out for
your share.
French Wool Flannel. -
We have a choice assert.
ment oil these elegant goods
which are extremely nice for
house dresses or wraps
We've always sold them for
90 and 10 cents per yard.
They are now 25 cents.
We have had an immense
sale on our reduced Cling.
hams and Challies, both
standard and washable fab,
rics. The 40.cent Scotch
Ginghams for II cents, and
the Challies for 3 cents
well, nearly eight thousand
yards sold in two days tell its
own story.
We have added to this
great sale of reduced Cotton
fabrics 1G pieces fine ScotcE
novelties in Zephyr Cling
hams-50.cent goods for Il
cents.
Creponette, the new wash
goods this season-crepe ef
feet, with stripes and plaids
-.are now 124 cents, instead
of Is, and all of our elegant
assortment of Japanette'
are reduced to II cents pei
yard.
Priestleys All.Silk.and
Wool Dress Goods few
left of these magnilicen,
bargains; $3.50 and 81 PEI
yard for 80 cents. Tel
pieces, plain effects, il
Covert Cloth; 37A-cent good
for % cents per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

The Protestant Episcopal Church n.
Stanton, one of the oldest on tho
feninsnlar was opened. after clos
ing SEASON OF repairs, at 1879 a. IN.
sunday. Bishop Coleman presiding.
lev. l.. X, Alller, rector, Baptized
fifteen children. The Holy Commu-
nion WAS celebrated. Tho Bishops
text was Compel than TO come in,
that my house may 10 filled, Luke ID:
23
Tie improvements included an en-
lnrged chancol. now finish and furni
turs and a handsome stained glass
window, presented BY Mrs. G. Il. Fee-
sender and Mira. Samuel Jackson. ~
memory OF their pnonts. Sir. aI!t
Mrs j, PauisOn ArmatronE
Mr.. auG Mrs. Richard Pill 4 gave q
pair OF brass vases in meMorJ Of q
deceased child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Quite nm animated discussion took
place early this morning, ut the cor.
ner OF sixth and Market streets be.
tween one OF our Delaware Detectives
and member OF the Street and Sewer
mmission-Suy, Mr.. Detective. do
you know that you are only allowed
to live in Delaware by the grace Of
God and tine Street and Sewer Com.
mission?
Detective-Well.b by G.. Pm glad you
have found out my right to breathe
tho air. | will make note OF the fact
and put my partner on tho scent, so
he may run 1t down and have our
Courts to pass on II.
Street and Sewer Commissioner
Yes. by the great United States. it's
n fact. and | want to know by what
right you Interfere In cur business in
regard TO the scales OF Air, Bleuman-
thal being put out on their pavement?
1t was none OF your business. and
wait you to know 1t hereafter and
attend to your own business, where
our department Is concerned" Aftel
quito n lengthy and heated discussion
the littls comedy ended by both par
Elephants pausing 10 think the matter
over, AMI to determine to what end
they wore tondlnR. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

CARLISLE, Pa, June 4-William Kee
ney, son OF Michael kecncy. of this city
was killed near liatton, In the South
mountain. The young man went into hC
mountain with a farmer named Miller
They were stopped by tree which storm
had blown across the road. keeney climbed
another tree and began to cut of fork
which held the fallen tree, and this broke
keeney fell, and the tree, crashing 10 The
ground, pinned him beneath it, Whut
rescued he was SO crushed that he died il
II few hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Bishop Coleman will attend the
Episcopal Convention OF Ito Diocese
OF Euston, Mo-, which convenes at
Elkton Tomorrow CTuesduy) and on
Wednesday morning he Will proceed
to myrna TO be present at the open
ing OF the Convention of tho Diocese
of Delaware. The Bishop is as active
as any OF the neuplIyte in TIE Diocese
ind no emo attends to his labors N ore
assiduously. His example Is an inspl.
ration to industry and constant appll.
cation as lie Is invariably rcudy fol
work, and what Is more Is ready to 10 4
with all his mig ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04


st, Boniface or WinIred wna OF En-.
glish birth, being born ut Crediton in
Deyonshire ( A. u, 800 but owing TO
his missionary labors on the cont.
nent, lie is called the Apostle OF Ger
many" At the ago OF thirty no was
ordained, and about A. ID. 7i6 went
over In Frlcslnnd TO preach to the
heathon;mecting with opposition from
Tie king. he was compelled to return
and WAS then appointed ABBOT of Nut.
coll. In A. ID. 7l0. he went to Rome.
and being sont by Gregory II into
Germany he there baptized great
numbers OF the people. lie laDored
successfully In Frleslund, Iiesse and
Germany. ana WAS consecrltel. The
Bishop having cut down MI oak which
was consecrlted to Jupiter, no built a
ChaJ el with the timber. lie also fOun.
ded a number OF munustClies and
procured missionaries. Ito became
Archbishop and Hrlmate OF all Ger,
many, ana was mgrtyrcd near Utrecht
at the age Of soY0nty-tour. lie is rep
resented as an Archbishop, Aewing
down the oak, or with 1t lying at hi,
feet The festival ia In the Anglican
aid Sarun kalenlars for Juno 5, In
that OF lome 1t is liked fOi May 18th.
u. j,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Edward Gibbons was charged In the
Municipal Court this morning with
the larceny OF gold watch valued at
so from William Dougherty on May
~. 1t appeared from the testimony
Of Dougllerty that lie was intoxicated
and was put In cab between ~ and |
O'Clock ut night, ana th1t GlbUons got
in with him and was driven to William
II, McCuilough's residence. II South
Clayton street. During the drive after
a.siruggie In which DoughsrLy had
his hand cat Gibbons wrenched the
watch away from him.
William Meyers next morning took
the watch to Lewis Loan office, when
he obtained loan of slS on 1t Tor
Gibbons under the name OF Kirk.
The court held him in 5000 bail fol
his appearances at the upper Court
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

That is part fourteen OF the Master
pieces from the Art Galleries oil the
world. III our iand ever body else's
opinion. The series Ot wonders are the
pictures, respectively the fifteen ole.
giant and highly finished ieuIodue.
tioGs Of famous paintings. which that
part contains one really must won.
der at the possibility of reproducing
IN such artistic manner. Iuusterplcces
ltke "A Marrow Passage, "Satu5 :
AirtOr Dreaming. ''Crutinxion, .
Venetian CGnai The Twins" and
others, and then almost Riye them
eway for only twO.tuirds OF cent q
picture, Ina celebrated picturas "No
nstian Ganp" by the pre-eminent art.
lat Ludwig Dill Anthony meeta
Cleopatra by tie world renowned l..
Ainta lademn, are productions worthy
70 adorn every household, All those
wonders Of modern Photographic aud
printing improvements can % had at
oul oIllee iOr d coupon and ten cents
Gail aud ser a sample.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Devotional exerclsee were conducted
by Rev. A. q. Mowbray at tie preach
era meeting this morning. Ruv .
IQulgg, Terry AND Howard reported on
current events. The question Should
the Epieoopacy OF tho NJ. R.Church be
modified was ably discussed by Revs.
Lnyheld. QuigR. Howard. France.
Watt, Dulany, and the discussion was
postponed until next Monday.
An address by Rev. J. Il. Howard
on: Cause and Cure OF Hard Times II
was very fHvorably received. A reso.
luton was passed thanking Chiel
Dolan for his ectlon In the Sunday
CLOSING movement. Rev. Mr.. Dulany
later In the day presented the chief
with tho motion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

There we're sessions OF the Chancery
and Orphons' Courts this morning
Colonel benjamin Nields presented
the petition Of Henry +. Dut,s. for the
appointment OF tie Security Trust
and safe Deposit Company, as guar.
dian of Edith Sharp and others. lie
also presented the petition OF jesse
SHARE, asking hat the same com nAny
10 appointed lis guardian. Nathaniel
purls was granted renewed order Of
salo OF the real estate of Nelson Nor.
+ Is, administrator at Annie Morris,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

The first cargo Of American pine
apples that has arrived at Philadelphia
this season was brought to pier Is,
north wharves. yesterday, on tho
schooner iortugag, from tho Florldt
Keys. They were grown on many
small Islands, or lieysas they are there
called, some OF the coral patches being
only lnrge enough to grow couple
OF dozen pines III year, The fruit Is
much larger and Of a better flavor than
that grown in tho Bananas. Captain
Myers, formerly shipmaster In tho
China trade, coInmatls tho TortugaS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Or Saturday tho lIaEloy Senate add
ed fresh luurels to lis crown 10y win
ming two gumes The first was witt
tho Athletic club, which suffered dc
feat by the seoro OF "A to o. Tho Ath
letic boys could not solve August
pitching, Ialo seemed To feel Loon
ard oyery time, lhe Star Giants ais,
went under To the playing Of the Sen
ate by tho score Uf Il 10 I. lie ciu
is oren to challenges from all clubs
In the State. Address E5merallu CluL
Room, South Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Dr. b. Il, Neusey has opened an of.
iiee for tho practice of medicine in the
dwelling attached to his drug store n
Sth aid Monroe streets. For many
years Nensoy9s pharmacy has been
known as place where strictly relia-
bio drugs could always lie found and
tho r. y tution OF the store has heHn
bull up on strict business integrity
AFTER 10 years In the drug business
Dr.. Nnasey took up the study of medi'
cine years lgo at the Jellerson Med.
cal otiege and graduated this spring
az one of the high honor men of thai
famous old school He will now do
vote himself to the practices OF hla
new profession.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-04

Klngswood Ladies' Mite will feed the
passengers for reasonable sums. coffee
sand witches, ice cream and connection.
cry, etc. You med not bring has
lkets unless you so desire. Friend. 20
to Woodland Beach tomorrow for .
grand sail and royal time OF the beach
Ours il the first excursion down the
river. Leave King street wharf 7.sO, OH
steamer Thomas Clyde. Cash prizes
to be awarded. see band, 10 pieces
1904