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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
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imperative, un-
reserved sale
of Our Entire,
enormous stock
of Clothing.

The death of one of on
firm is the immediate rea
son. They are to be sold
cost or no cost. In the i'm
portant changes in the bust
ness prices the lowest in oul
i32 years are made to effect
large and prompt sales. Ii
this emery ency sale tc
realize quickly all purchases
are subject to usual guar
antee and return of money
where buyers are dissatisfied,
Mems SIC and $l2 Suits
for IS and Sc. Atwood.
Mems $l4 and SIS Suits
for IS and $40. Atwood.
Mems $40 Suits-All.woo
for $12.
Mems 800 and S25 Fine
Dress Suits, now $l5 and
$19.
Mems So Trousers fol
$1.50; 81 for 81; S. for So
Boys S. and Sc Suits fol
50 so and So.
Boys $l2 Suits-Fint
quality--now So.
During this sale all order,
in Made-to. Measure Depart
ment subject to 10 per cent
discount.
Suits.to-measure-$2O tt
950-less Is per cent.
Trousers.to.Measure = D.
to $10--less Is per cent.
$50 Spring and Fall Over
coats-now $40.
No such prices are likely
to be seen again. The sharl
and instant attention of buy
ers to this remarkable OPP
portunity is shown by thou
sands of sales already. w,
depend on the solid merit 0
1.-The Clothing sold and thu
low prices to crowd us daily
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
MEMS PANTS.
LADIES, DEPARTMENT.

In Ladies' fine Ready made Suits,
wrappers. etc, we name a few prices
which VIII seem impossible, but call
from you will convince you of this
actual giving awhy sale"
1000 Ladies' Duck Suits In stripes.
plaid, and dot, in all leading styles,
IS cents; cost tomanufacturer S3
500 Ladies' Blue serge Eton Suits to
be sold ut sl.25. cost to manufacturer,
IS. so.
Ladies' fine English Serge Suits. In
broadcloths and all leading styles, i'm
ported sample, S3.9s; worth $40, els
and SIS.
1900 Ladies' Chintzand Percale Wrap.
pers to go at 40 cents.
1000 Ladies' Percale Shirt waists.
with large ruilies and full sleeves, %
cents; could not be bought under so
| cents.
And 1000 other bargains too numer-
Gus to mention. Cut this out and
bring 1t with You and ask TO soc the
goods.
A word to the wise Ia sufficient.
Be on hand early and get choios
pick. as everything must be sold.
Remember. every dollars worth
purchased you save 81 cents. Look
for large red Bigns and number and bs
sure you are in the right piaoe-22<
Market street, Wilmington. Del.
Open until 10 o'clock every evening.
Saturday until II o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

TRENTON, June 12.-An investigation
was held at the state prison in the case OF
of Joseph Brooks, the Jersey City burg,
lar, who made an unsuccessful attempt tc
escape on Sunday. 1t was learned tina,
Brooks cut the iron bars of the cell il
which he was confined by means of saw
made of pieces Of steel from the shanks Of
the prisoners shoes. No blame is attached
to any one. Brooks had been put into g
dark cell for refusing to work and trying
to create revolt in the shoe shop against
the prison fare. He had succeeded in cut
ting through both the inner door of iror
and an outer one of wood when the atten
ton of Deputy Keeper Leonard was at
tracted to the escaping convict by the lat
ter's shadow. Brooks is now in irons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
224 MARKET ST.

No sooner had the doors opened this
morning when masses OF people
crowded the entrances to this great
sale-wisely taking az vantage OF q
rare opportunity like thls is. Come
before 1t Is too late.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
~ 1-2c.

per pair. These are pure
Willimantic Isle thread and
were to sell at % cents.
They are very superior
value.
At the Wool Dress Goods
counter you will find a few
pieces Of Wool Dress Goods
at % cents, instead of 4e
cents.
At the Silk counter will
be found two new arrivals
from Japan. Lot l, a line
of Kia Kia Wash Silks at IS
cents, and a line of Habutai
at 48 cents. These goods
are very scarce, and it is
only by having given an or
der to the importer long
since that we have these new
ones to show you.
We still have a good line
of Spring Coats at half. price;
all new.
At the lace counter you
will find some Cream, White
and Black Laces, in 2, 3 and
finch, marked down to very
low prices. If needing any
in these widths you can save
considerable money by look.
them over.
We are ever on the alert
for something of value to
you, for, whatever the price
may be, we never, under any
circumstances, offer any
trashy fabrics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Governor Reynolds Inns pardonod
John Lodge and John Andre Va who
were serving 99-year sentences in the
jail at Georgetown. Sussex county.
The former was committed for crlmi'
nal malpractice, and the latter Tor
causing the death of his wife few
years ago. We suppose he was in
fluenced by the dictates OF humanity
and not by the mere desire to benefit
the Democratic party. In our city his
pardons have thus far streng thened
the Democratic ranks considerably,
one of them having acted as an in
spector at the nomination election Oh
Saturday last. This service, however,
is triillng compared with what they
may accomplish at the election In No
vembeE. 1hl manipulations of liste
and false counting may far exceed
those OF Pat. Gardner OF the Third
Ward few years AFRO. or those OF
some other men who got into Office
by ''iittle jokerS" some time after
not be resorted to or 1t may DO possible
That the courts may have work to do
anu the next Governor may not be as
sympathetic as our present executive.
Governor Reynolds is making an un.
enviable record, but as he and his lieu
tenants. Dlckey ard others, have big
heads, the Democratic party may be
benefited, II not tho entire commu'
nifty. We should like to know what
Ex-Governor Cochran or Stockley
think OF his actions. Perhaps il they
had their terms to servo over they
would make different record. AS
the world grows oder the people grow
wiser. and. it may be, more iuerclful
There are still other men in prison and
Governor Reynolds mly yet improve
his record. II he does do so we hope
MS friends will praise him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

After the opening of Court yestep
day afternoon William Is. Jeiferis G
farmer OF Brandywlne hundred was
called by Mr.. Hllles. He was driving
along theroad and saw Mills coming
along. lie saw that the men were
about to set of q blast and put hi.
horse into trot. lie heard the blast
turned around and saw Mills rubbing
his leg while the stone wentrolling on
Mr.. salisbury cross-eXamined the
witness und brought out the fact
Ithut Mills seemed to have been cross.
ing the turnpike when struck. Since
the accident the witness had often
seen Mills and never saw him walking
lame.
br. W. p. Miller was the next wit.
ness. dc examined Mills leg about.
a week ago. lie found ulcers
10th above and below the knee. A
rock. tho witness said, II it injured
tue bone OF the leg two years ago
would probably cause ulcers, especial.
liy in man the age of Mills.
On cross-eNeHnination DIR. Nillel
stated that he could cure Mills in 1
few months.
George II. Handy took the seane
after DIR. Miller lad finished. He was
Ia lhborer and ut the time of the acct
dent was helping build fences at Shell
pot PhIk. A man was blasting rock
and piece hit Mills on the leg. After
Mills was hit the man who had charge
lol the blasting run and took hold OF
Mills. The blast was not covered
The witness did not know of any pre-
cautions the company took to protect
people going along the road.
! James ii. WarburtOn, an insurance
agent. was the next Witness. Mills
came to his house after he was iniur.
ed and had his leg dressed. He called
several times ut the witness house
and had new bandages put on the
wounds. Mills was an Englishman,
AMI ~ tha witness was one also he
visited Warburton. His leg would he
swollen and then start 10 lbs i, but all
Iuf u sudden II would break out III vi.
GERS. 1t has been that way since the
accident.
Mr.. salisbury did rot bring GU
any additlanal facts on the cross OK
ANIMATION.
Thomas McCutcheon testified that
to first saw Mills when he came in his
p ace WITH his trousers cut and band
age on his leg, Mills stopped in the
witness p ace and had his trousers
sc wed.
I Vim. W. killett testified that Mills
had boarded with him almost since
the accident. lie often saw his lel
and bandnged the wounds.
Court adiourred ulItll 10 o'clocl
TINS moih!nR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

A firm OF well-known Silk Manufac
turers desire a building erected fol
their use In progressive town oi
about 20. 900 Inhabitants. not over BOO
mtles from New York and In locality
where there Is no other silk NALL. Inls
building would be leased for term oil
years on percentage ON investment
ana would not only prove desirable
of advantage to the town in which II
Ia located. Water power preferred
Address. SILK Manufacturer, care Her.
bert Booth King a. Brother, 202 Broad.
way, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Chlldrens Day eervicss of Mt
Joy NJ. Il. Church, South Wilmington
was appreciated very nicely by the
members, officers, scholars and
friends of the school. The churci
was beautifully decorated with iiow
ers. Tho pastor. Rev. j. II. Harman
gave a very Interesting address. Inc
church was crowded to Its utmost
capacity. Several other nd dresses
were made, also dialogues, duets
solos aud guaItettes. The Lord Coo
ives with them and they had nice In
terestlng time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12


Bowness Briggs aud q. B. Rhouds
started to-day for San Francisco
whittier the 20 to 500 the first pre-
lsentltation oi Dick Turpin," an operu
Ioi which MIR. Briggs Is the author.
hDrry DeBurlo. captain OF the Yes
per boat Cub, ami Charles t. Kruatar,
lot the same club. who were run into
by the steamer Mayllower on the
'Schuylklll River on Sunday are bad y
hurt and very Indignant at their treat.
iIneut.
The C. A. C, of New Castle. will moi
play the Rockford Club for n stake Of
siN0 What Is the matter
Waiter Edgerton, the Kentucky
\ Rosebud," who is at Atlantic City
training for his coming battle witt
DIXON, while out yesterday In boat,
was capslzed and with difficulty iis he'd
tout by his trainer, James McHule
lie ls not swimmer, and would have
passed In his chips II it had not beer
. Tor tie prompt assistance AlcEalC
rendered him.
sIx'round boxing bout.has been al
ranged between Charles Gehrlug, o
J baltimore, tho amateur lightweight
champion Of the United States, ant
Jnck DAILY (Morlarlty) of this city
Tho contest will take place at Beach,l
Hall two weeks from to-day DAILY ii
considered the coming lightweight
champion, as he whipped Billy Dacey
the man who fought Jack McAulifl,
ten rounds and has bested some hal
dozen men since he met Daeey.
i The contest with Gehring. who
makes his first appearance In con
tost lasting over 4 rounds, will be
simply for points to decide which Il
the III ost scientific man.
Ernst Roeber and Duncan Ros
wrestled last night for the champion
SHIP OF America at the Academy o
: Music New York. Roeber won tn,
llrst fall, catcll-as.catch can, in lOl
minutes; the second, Grnco- Romni
IN "a. aud the Third catch.as catch
! can iii 4 minutes
MlNNEAroLIs. MINI. June 18th,
light tonight between Frank Craig, Of
New York, known as tile Harlem
Coffee Cooler. and Billy Slayin, o
Australia, was OF short GurDtiop
! Craig putting up ahurrlcana fight am
knocking out his man in the secont
round. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Republicans OF West Chrlstinna
Hundred, TO whom belongs the right
to name candidate for Legislature at
the approaching election, have select.
ed Mr.. William Wilson. Jr., us theli
candidate. Nh. Wilson is we'll known,
having been long identified in thu
manufacturing OF iron kegs upon the
Biandywine under the firm .uune of
Green and Wilson. Mr.. Wilson'S age,
experience ana Judgment will make
him very acceptable candidate and
one whom the Republicans OF the nun.
dred ale fortunate In securing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Another lot of fine Scotch
Ginghams, 25c, 374c and
SOC qualities for II cents
per yard, comprising some
of the handsomest designs
this season.
White India Linen and
Victoria Lawns. We have
a large quantity in lengths
OF from II to 10 yards,
which we have reduced to
close out. They are perfect
and the best made in every
respect
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
WIN. B. SHARP 4 CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

We've a lot of White
Lawn Shirt Waists, splen.
didly made goods, from one
of the best manufacturers
in the country. Most of
them are from late last sea.
son, but practically new
goods. We have decided
they shall 60 with the eb.
bling tide to the port of all
reduced fabrics--there in
stead of here. The below
prices and descriptions are
simply pick.ups, hit and miss
through the stock. If you
are interested in these Sum.
mer stocks you should see
the whole assortment.
Those with collars and
cuffs of pink, blue and laven-
d e + and lavender.colored
lawn edged with embroidery
in color of tine same are re.
duced from 50 to CSC.
Those with shirred yokes
with rufiles of embroidery of
pink and pale blue are re.
duced from $3.50 to $1.19.
Those with collars and
cuffs edged with colored EN-.
broidery are reduced from
$3.50 to 72c.
Those all white with col.
lars and cuffs of fine white
embroidery are reduced from
$3.50 to S1.30. ..
Those all white made with
fine ..tucks front and back
and collars and cuffs of fine
white embroidery are reduc.
ed from 50 to 81.
Those all white with tuck.
ed yoke front, pleated back,
collars and cuffs Of embroid.
cry, are reduced from $3.50
to 90c.
Also a small lot of Per-
Gale Shirt Waists, pink and
blue, with deep ruffles over
shoulders and surplice necks,
at $l.5O and 81. 81, are all
reduced to 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Mrs. Charles Mammele, youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Joseph Stoeckle No
$50 Nest Seventh street. last evening
was given genuine surprise by heI
Immediate relatives and few friends,
1t being Mira. Ms 18th birthday. ILe
evening passed very pleasantly I'm a
social way, and refreshments were
served which were heartily enjoyed
Az seasonuple hour the yIsitors de.
parted to their respective homes. after
wishing Mrs VI. many returns Of he,
birthday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

New YoRK, June Thieves active; fair To
good. 81 sG49O; inferior to medium, S4.5Gd
A"1si stays and oxen, 500 %; bulls, common
TO choice. 81 bjGi,lO dry cows poor to fair
S251d32j; poor 10 prime veals s35Oa5; In.
ferior to good buttermik calves, az G5d3 25
sheep and lambs demnralizsd; poor to strictly
prime sheep 81 5a8 4. Is per 100 lbs; southern
lambs. poor to choice. S8d ,."5 Hogs firm;
very poor to coed hogs, 81 50d5.5O.
EAST LIBERTT, Pa, June IL Cattlc stead VI
prime, Sibh{Ji IS; good, S4.4b5ti 60; good fat
cows and heifers, s. 1913 II; bulls and stays
SOS. Hogs steady; best PhiIadelphlus, sist
0ts5i best Workers, S@g5fgI.71. Sheep supply
heavy; extra, s3.4OG35U; good, sa05G3.25
lambs, S. 1000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Board of Education met In
regular session last evening. The
Alumnae Association gave notice that
the prize this year would be- in tile
highest average in rheortlc, instead OF
In English history, as formerly. DR..
Crunbaugh was sworn In as u mem
Der from the Fifth wurt. Miss Emmu
Shaw sent In her resignation as a
teacher Mt No. o school. Each teacher
below her was promoted one place
aad Miss Rosulle Fullmer appointed to
the 10 west room. eSNmR
1t was announced that an examina
ton FOR colored teachers would be
held on May 18th and 10Th, in school
No. !. There was no action taken or
the closing OF the schools In the after.
noon. The Finance Committee re-
ported:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Garfield monu n,ent has arrived
10 this city. u 10 exactly as has been
described. Tha committee to select
material and to contract for q base
met Yesterday afternoon and received
several bide but did not award the con
tract.
As tho statue has been pronounced
to be an exceptionally fine one. and a
work OF art, the committee decided
not to erect cheap or even tam porary
base. but to endeavor to raise $500 by
less. and put up u base worthy of the
statue and credit to the city. The
statue 10 paid for and over $200 has
been contributed for the base.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

PHILADELPHIA, June 1l.-Flour firm; winter
super, S2G2,lO; do. extras, 81. IOGl2 35; No.
winter family, s2.a5a2 90 Pennsylvania roller
straight, s2.706t2 IS; western winter, clear,
~ 4OG2d5 Wheat Irregular, firm, with 5994o
bid and OOc. asked for June. Corn higher
hrm, with t5Iec bid and 4hac, asked for June.
Oats nominal, with 47e. bid and 4sc. asked
for June Beef unchanged Pork dull Lard
steady; western steam, 81; city. sG3I1aa65O
Butter firm; western dairy, log loo; do. cream
cry, l4Dl9c.; do factory, 9Itll4c Elglns, 1gc.
New York dairy, l31ise.; do. creamery, i5d
l9c; Pennsylvania creamery prints, extra
lsc.; do. fair to prime, l61 l7r do, ''garlicky
li@l5c.; prints jobbing at l9d29c. Chees,
weak; New York large. 7SlGg1sc FdO small
194@91ac, Eggs steady; New York and Penn
sylvania, 4led l5c.i western fresh, 13aI4c
cases. s2251325
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

CHICAGO, june Ia.-Two men were killed
and thIee men and one woman seriously
stabbed ID row that followed the 81
tendance az a dance by Poles and Hohs
miaps in ball at Forty-eighth and God
speed streets. Var . perty of about a
score d peisons ieff the hall at midnight
they became involved in row with a
number OF people they met along the
street, The dead are; Peter Getz, Pole,
stabbed IN the heart; Frank Goluneski, a
Pole, stabbed through the lungs. Martha
Goluneski, who was stabbed In the face
and head, is only II years old. Her in
iurias are serious.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

A ~ pound trout. is sald toI have
been tile, largest tish eyer caught in thu
Iruckoe River. was hauled out Of the
stream by lucky angler near Reno
Ney. the other day.
\ carp two and one.half feet long
uud weighing about 10 pounds was
spearod by little Walter Gciger, o
QuMryYllle, with stable fork.
Ihore is a snake In India which Il
shla 70 possss5 tho peculiar power Of
poduethG insanity III any person whi
looks into Its glILterlhg eyes for NOR,
tllan ten minutes.
Near Bfenham. Texas. lives a MAJ
who has onlyonc eye the strange feat
ulo OF lis case being the fact that tia
place where the other eye Should be II
black, and has been so from birth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Mr.. W. II. Hendrickson will visit the
patrons of tue RKpuBLIeAN in the differ
ent sections of our county the com.
ing week, In order to collect the
Amount due for subscriptions and
stralghten up nil accounts as far as
possible. he will not object to recoiv'
ing new subscribers. advertisements
or orders Tor any END OF printing. We
will DO under obligations to all who
will receive him kindly or In any way
contribute to aid IN his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Quite little war is now going en-
between VIM. Is. Sharp 4 Co. and Me,
gary ~ Son in regard to the sale of
wicker porch rocking chairs. Messrs,
Megary ilrst had their particular ehniI
and were selling them for Sl.gS a
piece. Sharp ~ Go. procured seyera
dozen and marked them l75 each,
when MeEary ~ Son, not to be out.
done. marked theirs still lower To
81 90, which was on Saturday last, and
advertised them liz Saturdays REfUn
LIcAN at this price. This morning
they were selling them at $l.25, Yhicl
is considered under cost II Is also
announced tho eEd Is not yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Alexander Jaslowsl1y, who has fol
the past four years acted In the the Ca
pRetty OF Agent, Assistant Superln
tehdent and Superintendent oil the
\ hlted States industrial Insurance
Company. has this day forwarded his
.esIgnatlon to the said Company. Mr.
Jaslowsky VIII in future net us specia
agent Tor The Massachusetts, Beneili
Life Association OF Boston. OiIIre Nj
Market street, Wilmington, bel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

NEW YORK, June 12.-The Atlas steamer
Andes arrived from Port Limon, and was
found to have come to port with hel
cargo, consisting of 1900 punches of ba
nanas, representing value of SEQ, 900
completely destroyed. The steamer pro
ceeded to sea to dump the spoiled fruit
The cause of the loss of the cargo was the
failure of the patent ventilating fans in
the hold,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Frank Anseaume. living with his par.
ents at No. 1liS West Fourth street, on
Sunday wus so badly burned by nltri,
acid and mercury that he has lost the
SIGHT OF the right eye. A playmate
gave him bottle containing the dan
geious aoids, and no. being uncon.
clous or the danger. shook and mixed
The liquids. causing nm explosion, the
iluid Lying in his face. The attending
physician hopes to save the other
optic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

Governor Reynolds on Saturday par
doned John Lodge and John Andrews
who were serving e9-year seutencos In
Georgetown jail. Lodges sentence
was ior criminal malpractice and caus.
ing death thereby. lie had served
three years and Ills paed0n was re.
quested lhy petition. Andrews, who
was oolored preacher, CAUSED the
death Of hls wife 10 years ago. Ito had
become attached to the jail and did
not want to leave il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Gordon Heights excursion
grounds will be opened on Saturday
among tho nmusements on tn,
Brouncs are merry. Ro.round, swing.
menagerle and dancing payillo n
There IL also boating. fishing, orub
ing and dancing. The boats of tn,
wilmington Steamboat Company will
stop at lhe grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

We have a new invoice of
China and Japan Mattings
which we are selling at very
low prices. For country,
seashore, camp meeting or
summer fixings there's moth.
ing nicer.
22e DER yard or "a per roll.
lie per yard or So per roll.
zoe per yard or sc so per roll.
Csc per yard or IS per roll.
Smyrna Rugs.
Single door size. csc from SOC.
Single door size, 75c from 81.
Sofa Ruga. 90 from $500. We.
Sofa Rugs, s2.25 from s4.25.
All of our high-grade XVI
Century finish large Porch
Rockers are sold. We hope
to have more within a week.
Those Of our customers who
paid over $3.50 for them can
have the difference refunded
by presenting their dupli.
cate cash check to the sales.
man they purchased from.
White Enameled Iron
Beds with wire mattress
complete, 3.6x6.6-$5, and
Brass Bedsteads up to $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

ST. PAUL, June Fin the supreme
court the case of ex County Attorney
Madigan, in the penitentiary for perjury
was passed on, the lower court being sus.
tanned, and Madigan will be committed
to serve his full term. Besides perjury he
was charged with suppressing indictments
for cash
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12

The Warren Outing Club will give
lite first annual excursion to leading
and the NeyersInk Mountains on sun.
day next. The ride up the mountains
Is delightful one. as also is that over
the W. Il n. Railroad. which follows
tho historic Brandywine for lfty
miles. Tickets are selling at the low
price Of 81,