davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
MARRIAGES.

In this city, July %, in the Congress street M.
+. parsonage. by Rev. Geo. D. Lindsay, John F.
Weber and Miss Sarah V. Tingley, both of South
Boston.
In Richmond. July 22 by Rev. E. w. Webber,
Albert Beckwith of Durand. Michigan, and Miss
Josie Huntington OF Richmond.
In Richmond, July is. Walter II. Bosworth
and Miss Lettie X. Rubber, both of Litchfield,
In Farmington, July II, Charles H. Dill and
Miss Annie f. Collins.
In Bowdoinham. July 18, Lindon E. Little of
Richmond and Miss Ida II. Meserve.
In Auburn. July 1S, Harry W. Douglass and
Miss Eta NJ. Hill.
In Brownyille, July Is. Ashton w. Hamlin
and Miss Eta Fogarty
In Eastport. July 8, Joseph Bridges Of Tres
colt aud Miss Joanna Craney.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
WESTBROOK.

Mrs. H. P. Libby left Tuesday for
Kennebunk to pay an official visit to the
lodge of Pythian Sisterhood.
Mr.. W. S. Crowley was called to South
Lewiston, Tuesday by the death of his
uncle, Mr.. Josiah Clark.
Mr. Charles Clark and wife of Berlin
Falls, N. H, are visiting friends at East
End
Mr.. Fred A. Verrill and family are
spending their vacation at the beach.
The funeral of Hon Leander Valen-
tine will take place Friday afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

Law Term. Western district, 1896
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
W. T.. Blake & Co., VS.. Fred L. Lowell.
Argued orally.
B. Thompson. Symonds, Snow& Cook.
G. L. Hutchinson.
Michael Fay VS.. John Egan and Trs.
and Clint. Argued orally.
A. S. Woodman. Meaber
J. F. A. Merrill for Trs
Edward Hasty vs. John Dwight ct ais.
Argued orally.
Frank and Larrabee BENZ. Thompson
Maine Red Granite Co. VS.. George W.
York. Argued orally.
A. f. Moulton Benz. Thomson
Thomas E. McNair in equity VS.. Mary
M. Brown. Argued orally.
Frank and Larrabee. D. A. Meaher.
q. II; Milliken vs. L. P. Skillings.
Argued orally.
Meaher. A. f. Moulton.
Frank Smith VS.. William Minninck.
Argued orally.
Frank and Larrabee. William Lyons.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
A Still Alarm.

Yesterday noon, when the janitor of
Harrington block went to dinner, he put
some paper and rubbish in the furnace,
closing the furnace doors. The smoke
from this material was not readily carried
off by the chimneys and soon the cellars
were full of 1t. The smoke penetrated to
the millinery store of Bibber, McMann &
Co., and the origin of it not being ap-
parent the chemical engine was sum-
moned. The men soon discovered the
cause of the trouble. There was some
damage from the smoke.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
cAsh's CORNER.
Slight Fire in the W. p. ouint House
Large Number of Summer visitors.

Mr.. Alton Beane has broken the ground
on Brown street, Cash's Corner for a new
two storied house, to be handsome
addition to the place.
A constable finds his time pretty well
occupied in the vicinity now that the
summer season has fairly set in looking
after the enforcement of the laws.
A large number of summer. visitors
have arrived at the Corner.
There was slight blaze here last night
A spark from the chimney blew into an
open window of Mr.. W. P. Quints house
and set bed on fire. The flames were
extinguished before much damage was
done.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
Ex-Governor Rice's Funeral.

Boston, July 90 The death of ex-Gov.
Alexander Hamilton Rice, which occurred
at the Langwood House, Melrose, yester-
day at 209 p. m.,, was, a surprise to all
except those by whom he was attended.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral have not
b cen wholly made, but it has been de-
cided to hold the services at Emanuel
church, Newbury street. on Thursday
next The remains will be taken to the
family at Forest Hills
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24

Boston police officers came last evening
and took James Fl. Osgood, the alleged
thief, to Boston on the o'clock train
Osgood claims Waterville, Me-, as his
residence. The officers who came after
him only knew that he was charged with
taking some ladies' watches out of a
room. Osgood had been on spree.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
RINES BROS.

July "a. 1895.
T is the season for
i picnics.
Which prompts
US to remind you that
this is the store for get
ting lunch baskets, ham,
pers paper napkins,
dishes, drinking glasses
and other necessary
things; and we want to
add that our stock of
these goods is larger,
fuller and better than
ever before.
If you are going to
the Islands or to the
Beach or into the country
you'll find a visit to our
Basement department
worth while. 1t is full
of little inexpensive helps
to summer comfort, you
are pretty sure to see
something that you had
perhaps forgotten.
Hammocks for ms
tance.
A summer outing with.
out a Hammock wouldn't
be complete at all. It's
a wonderful accessory to
artistic idleness, it is
an indispensable part Of
the luggage Of every
properly equipped tourist.
We have a great variety
of kinds, sizes and sorts,
at any price, little or big.
The Basement is also
the place for getting pals
and shovels for the ba-
bies; bats and balls for
the boys; dolls for the
girls and all sorts of toys.
Tennis goods are here
too, and games, and such
a show Of fancy Chinese
and Japanese Crockery,
Lanterns and Flags for
decorating.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24

At New Haven, Conn, the schedules
of the assets and liabilities of the proprie-
tor of Hotel Monople, J. T. Dunn, were
fled today in the Probate court. Liabili-
ties will aggregate more than $52, 600 and
the assets may not reach SIS, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
Rev. MIR, Pratt Among the Speakers.

Middleton, Conn, July 23. The Higga-
mum Congregational church celebrated
it's semi-centennial today Many former
pastors and all the country Congregation
al clergy were present. Among those who
spoke was Rev. d. M. Pratt Of Portland,
Me
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24

The President has amended the civil
service rules by placing certain places in
the United States geological survey un-
der the classified service.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Summer Garden.

The managers of the Summer Garden
appear to have struck the popular taste.
They have removed a number of the
tables that were not needed, from the
main hall, thus affording ample space fol-
dancing, placed the smokers in the ante
room and corridors, where they can enjoy
the band and see the dancers, while they
take delight in Mr.. Clifton skilful per-
formance Last night the young people
had the floor. Tonight the eight young
ladies in the tambourine dance, Mr..
Clifton and the other features should
crowd the house. The band is playing all
the most popular music and playing il
we'll
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OUR =: LINEN
Department.
We shall commence this morning special sale
Of Linen Goods at prices much below the
regular prices on the same
quality Of goods.
One lot full bached Damask, 62 nch fine quality assorted
patterns at only soc per yard.
One full beached Damask ga inch, at 6Oc per yard
bleached Damask 6s inch fine and heavy, new
designs, at only 75c per yard
5-s Napkins to match at 81. and l.75 dozen.
One Damask 6S inch regular dollar goods
in this sale at S5c per yard
5.S and 3-4 Napkins to match.
A Sc inch Cream Damask at 29c per yard.
hS 42c 6.
A soc s.
We shall also sell patterns in silver bleached
Damask, soft finish and pure linen goods.
lot Remnants Table Linen at marked down prices
large variety Linen Doylies all white and fast colored
borders at sc and 1Oc each.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-24

Mr.. McCallum is entitled to liberal
patronage of his theatre from the efforts
he is making to give the Portland pub lie
most excellent entertainments
Camille" is not a new play, as is well
known, but there is not an actress of re-
pute OH any stage that does not make the
character of the French adventures a
feature of her repertoire Sara Bernhardt,
Modjeska, Rhea, are among the great
lights of the profession to essay the role
The public who have attended the theatre
this week speak in the highest terms of
Miss Bingham's personation. She dresses
the part handsomely, and she is well sup
ported Our most critical theatre -goers,
who have seen the representation at the
Pavilion, have been most agreeably sur
prised, and they have not hesitated to ex-
press their opinions to those whose pat
ronage is most desirable. Yesterday after
noon and evening, the curtain was called
several times, and the applause was most
generous throughout tho action of the
drama. Seats should be secured at Stock.
BRIDGES in advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

There are many curious places In New
York, as In every Rrent city, of which
many people have heard but which they
have never seen. Some OF these places
have been represented In plays. Others
have not heretofore been copied on the
stage. Several of the latter are presented
In the new comedy.drama, THE Whlts
Rat" by 4. N. Stephens, produced by
Managers Davis and Keogh. This intense.
ly exciting play will he at the Grand
Opera House on Friday evening. The
audiences that SEQ 1.-THE White Rat" get
views of an old sailors lodging house and
dance hall. an East River pier. a Chnese
opium joint and joss house, q Chinese
laundry. Salvation Army Hail. aud other
places Interesting but to many people IN
accessible.
The action that passes in these places lie
very stirring. There are several naturally
drawn comedy characters In the play. The
serious characters have very interesting
personalities. the hero and heroine being
such us to obtain the audiences gym.
patty. There Ia some work In the play
fora dog to do and 1t IL such work as a
dog can easily do without marring the
performance In the slightest degree. An
admirable company is employed. and the
eceuery is the work of John IL Young, OF
the Broanway Tata're. New York.
GENERAL NOTICES.
Mr. Louis James will be seen here Sat-
urday night, at Grand Opera House In a
superb scentc production OF Othello. Mr.
James return to the policy Of individual
starring has met with favor throughout
the country. He stands a unique figure
before the American public. and IL un.
doubtedly the greatest exponent OF the
heroic roles OF the classics OF this genera
ton. He combines in their highest ex.
preston the qualities of magnificent
figure. massive. leonlne head. a rare
Rrace, scholarly intellectual attachments
and an art matured In the most exacting
school we have ever known.
be was to Othello Rentleness fervid
temperaInent and the rugged strength of
the haif civilized barbarian who loses the
ncqu polish OF the court OF Venice in
the moment OF his fearful calamity. To
realize the TullIess of bis genas he should
are well worth studying.
BIJoU THEATRE.
The midnight Special was again pre
sentad al the Biiou Theatre last evening.
by inc same clever company, with the
Gefore, TO good house. The engage
Inent Will conclude with the presentation
this evening.
Al event of singular Interest to the Low.
ers OF good laugh Is the appearance In
thls city next week at the Bijou Theatre Of
william Gillette's funny comedy, "All
the Comforts of Home" 1t is unuues-
tlonably one of the most amusing thinps
In stnRe literature. In speaking of the
6lllette's new play 10 one of tho few at.
trhetohs that carry out the promises OF
the autographs aud save the theatrlcai
advance agent from the imputatlon OF
total depravlty. The company deserved
tho full house. that greeted It. and gave in
return finished performance that is
unique US enjoyable
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

The ful millinery disnluy at Mitchell
an Basins. No 2I9 MnrkeL street. benutI.
Lul with an arrangement Of rare hrIIfi:lnI
MOWERS and bonhets hats nnd coats Of lha
'newest sty les is attracting crowds To-
DAY and tomorrow are tire opening ua va
nnd as early "a O'Clock reg ular urmy Of
lpteresleh women began To flock throupH
thr ior5 ii tie store and all through the
foroHonh and afternoon the eA1ppsfa
pour d In steady strsnn
mo later number OF v!5ItoTB pussea
to the rear OF tile store where Tie bonnrth
e+d hats arc Of such bewilGsriup beuuLF
anu var e. as 10 cali tOrLh unstiuted
praise ara l'rtla x 'lhmHtion OF dell ,ut
Here h,s4 are cCa $ Tor ladies' In the IAt"st
cuts ana best work rnHnship at pttce3 ID
suit everyone The sLofe is brll1tnLIv
lighted and altogether the scene IRE .enl.
ed is tho most attractive OF any of tns fuIl
openings. Inc artistic decorations IS Lha
work VI Mr.. William H. Kalley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

For over 10 years the daughter OF Mr..
and Mre. William W. TalleY, near TalIey.
vile, had been an Invalid ami for about IL
months was helpless. When 8 years of
age tho doctors ssId the child recsivei a
puralytic stroke and since that time the
best doctors haYe been unable to take hsr
off crutches.
During the last IA months she had to DO
carried every where until she tried Prof.
Hoke's appliances. The warmth and
strength came To the cold limb, which
was bent at the knee. III four days she
could put her foot on the floor. In one
week she coulo put her weight on It. In
three weeks she throw away one crutch.
and wo weeks later the other ons folio ".
cd and for the first tlino In 10 months she
walked alone.
when RErUBLIcAN reporter met Mr..
and Mrs. Taliey today at SIS King stleet
Lhey Wero elated over tie cure and to-
morrow the crutches and brace will 10
presented to Prof. huke. Tho young lady
Is feeling In the best OF spirits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

:, Last evening ives an occasion of which
brandyw wine CommaDdery, No. 81, Ancient
ana liiustrious Order Knights of Malta,
navs lust cause to be proud. They were
visiteh by the degree eLaff OF Oriental
Com mnndery. No. 1906 of Chester The
waiting Sir Knights brought their elabo.
Fate and expensive paiaphernaiia. and
conferred the solemn aud Impressive
order OF the Rel Gro 50 and Sspulchra on
twenty Sir Knights. who were deslrous OF
alta ming this high degree.
large ROOM en- the fourth floor OF
EdS" Hall, whare ths ceremonies took
place. was packed with knight princes
anxious to witness tho work Of THIS cole.
Dratod team, which enjDys the reputation
OF being without an equal in the United
states; anu they were not disappointed,
as the ceremonies were performed In a
manner that was never before attempted
IN Delaware, and will never be forgotten
by those who were 50 fortunate as to la
present. Every member of tho team la
perfect IN his work. At the conclusion of
the cerem Monies tho visitors and about
ne IT, red hntghi .nriEces proceeded
- l n ii. A u co., lalltial dining
r""ms. No. I'll Market street. where Lnsy
p rtook OF the following:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

Pastor Watt and wifn highly entertalnah
tne olnelal Doard OF scott NJ. l.. Church ht
the parsonage last evening. The Dccusldn
was III honor OF the anniversary of tine
PASTORS birth. During tho day he VIVA
the recipient OF handsome Ipworlu
League charm, the pift Of alr5. Watt ana
In nc evening Lewis 4. GrGbu. on behAIf
ths Saiielhi hoIfh presented the docEoI
with beautiful gold chain. In TRYING 10
reply The doctor said ha WAS too !uQ rur
ntterance, but lie invited The com DanyI to
t sne aimahk room where all pagtook oil a
gpo o.,1 supper. Tor when Bro +. L.
80, 90 III MS Usual good way. thabked
the hostess, after which the gueats he.
parted TO their holmes. 1t is n-elliess 10
80 ,as, t t ths parson Wall not tuition his
sr.'a. iot a lsW chy5 unless The weather
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

At the NEE Ting Of the Trustees of the
Poor held today Messrs. Weldin, Culbert
ard Crockett were appointed com unit.
tee to Inspect the house today az the
regular committee was not present.
cd to DO as follows:
White men. women and children, 1856;
colored men, women aud children, rs. The
pay roll amounting to $37S.50 was order
ed paid.
The following deaths for the month were
reported.
:. August 80, Cora Carpenter 72.Townsend;
Septemoer2 2. Gotlieb Yooth, 40. Whining.
I9ni september T. Margaret Pointer, So
WILMINGTON; september A. May Thomp-
SON. Wilmington; Septemb Der o, Kute Axe o.
W wiminkton; September 10. EN- a
Grant. 30. Wilmington; Septemb Der 49,
anna Peoples. ~. Wilmington; Septem.
per 20, John Stidham. 81, Win Ing ton;
ton.
Aiessrs Malone are now supplying the
inarbie makers for the graves and the
iehce ls being placed around the ceme-
tery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

Miss Durham. the teacher of eIocution
and physical culture for tho Young Wo-
mems Christian Association will meet her
Glasses Tor the purpose OF forming ana
cllsslf ing them on Thursday evening Of
this week at their rooms GU West street.
above EiIhth. Those Wishing to Join any.
OF these classees are expected To Do prul--
cut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25
KENNARD & co
62I-623 Market St.

Our Window Full Of Suits
at Close Prices Has Turn
ed Out a Notable and
Quick Advertisement, SO
Much sothat Were Going
to Let it Have the Chief
lest Part Of the Glory Of
Bringing Trade.
Look at the windowful.
Look at the suits and the
prices they're the talk of the
city.
Take notice sometime while
walking along the street, see
how many men you'll meet
with their hands up to their
coat collar trying to got it in
place. No trouble with our
coat collars, and the one on a
50 Suit will set just as perfect
as the one on a $40 Suit. We've
got a new man who designs
and cuts our coats, we'd like you
to come in some evening, not
to buy, jdst to try on some of
his coats, sec how some of his
coat collars fit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25


William McGran celebrated mis- liberty
last night by getting drunk. Olliner White
found him at Front and Washington
s ssrs earIy snis mo5ains uaasls e take
up In New Castle jail for several months
awaiting trial at this term OF court on
the cthrge Of iaroeny, He was discharged
on MdndAy night and yesterday frequent.
81 hisLolu haunts with the above resu It,
de Will spend thirty days at New Caatle
un.est he pays a lae OF s3 and coats.
William Work went into the saloon at
l4is EreLca street lust night aud acted In
dlsqrderIy manner. The conduct work.
ga lo1 nun a ride Ia the patrol wagon and
was Lsid IN 800 peace bond.
fAiFlck Neary recently made alterations
aud rbpairs TO tue house at the corner of
secoAd and Franklin streeta. It was
palntbd lew days ago. and when he
wentthsrc yesterday he found that sone
peradn had destroyed his work.
ttSa1d was peited into the paint bsfore It
was dry and sand paper will not take It
gut Fred Boulden. John Truitt and John
Farr9n. three small boys were arrested,
The latter ad mitted to Mr.. Nsary that he
was Pne OF the boys who threw tho sand.
morning.
M4rtha Jeakins. ooIorsd. was fined ss
aud posts aud Cora Burton sI ana costs
Tor lisorderiy conduct
OtIIOer Gunn corroborated Officer Sherry
IA r7xsrd TO the disorder, Officer Peter
son supp orted this evidence by stating
Ina The disorder around Eighth and
IatHail arrests Is very bad every night.
, Ndii heuhouy Was ehaEk ed Will selling
Intoxicating drink on Sun uay. Septem ber
Is. Waiter H. HAYES anne arad Ior K.n.
nedy and waived a hsarinx for the upper
couft He was held IN IS 20 ball for his
appearance. There are ten W illnesses in
the case for the state.
hpbert Porter was arraigned on the
chatxo oil riding u bicycle after dark with
out a lantern. Tie had been out riding
wnen his lamp went out and he then weut
10 his home. The case was dismissed
5 w. Driscoil will have to answer on
saturday morning whether he has q
vicious dog or not The dog Ia muz zIed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

In Ma2istrate Daley's Court last night
hanheLo Natal. the italian who shot his
wlte monday night, was arratgned and
hold to await the result OF the womAn's
Injuries. The wound. In her shoulder
has become SO serious that she is now at
the Delaware Hospital. having been re-.
moved to that Institution this m orulng,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

RASH-in this city on sept. Esd 1sb CLAW.
Ton. eldest son of Lawrence and the iaie
LYDIA Hash. aged years.
bJdAN -On September "3rd. 1895 bessie
ahuEhter OF Henry and Maraaro. DuEau
aged .1Eht years
hel'itNes ana trends are invite to attend
her th.ietal from the residence of her pur-
cuts. southeast co Ene4 ot \ and 1ownspnd
s.f.ets Sohth wilmington, on "Wednesday ut
Two o'ciocN. Services at ST. N,trye CbIIr,,h
lntermeut al C,thv d raj emo, cry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

70 AHs pouurette manufactured by Daniel
IAN . U 4 - TOGO 1hlnenuel as an OK
Ss ~, tetlillzef I n wheat or any other
pr duct where quick and rapid grow ID
Ia desirable A. the season is far aJyau.
S9' ilis isr III era will sas thi oxpadiendY of
~ ~ -; pait'eelaily az the Fr CO 10 only
- vi toi. 1a5 names OF mum ar OF
gen lemen who used ~ arc attache tb the
adV 'ttlsement, aud they should be- a
- - - - isau others TO give H. a lei
thn,r n nun. TX 'uiho It, anu Judge for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

The New York IIerald's dispatches an d
editorial today Indicate possibility of
war between England and Japan on the
one side against France and Russia on the
other. Germany might DO a deciding fac
tor between peace and war.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

ihe c"ai 1ealers vino went o the goal
Eeg .oh OF Sckuyhll county, Pa, at the
expense OF Charles Warner Gompany on
Monday. returned home last night pleused
Mith theln tfip. The party Included III +.
"a ~ all. lienry Schnevuar, George White
II. VI. Hayes, William Green john Tarner
N. u Clerk. II. Brown Charlie, bye a.
~ lausanne "llilap bullock, Tho mas
- - On, a L. Setgehnt, W. BRO -ius.
30 seph Whitney. Edgar Esll Charles NJ
Grubb. Several IhlladeI phIa coal Ieaers
were present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy. with rain In different locations
with little change of temperature. Soms.
what similar conditions will probably
prevail on Friday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The theru ometer at tho REPuRrrcAr
Office to day;
70'oluck. 10 o'clock 2o'cIock
.. 20 II 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

Thrlves on good food and sunshine. with
plenty of exercise in the open air. Her
form glDws with health anu her face
blooms with its beauty. II her system
needs the eleansiug action of u laxattye
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasang
liquid laxative syrup of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

~ - 1roHes mother OF Gustf-
'ss .iia,l on sunday ut her resi-
aniiee corgef OF .hlrd and Vast streets
She WIS In her SOtn year Her funersi
took place on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

Strictly one price, and if dis.
satlfied with your purchase we
VIII return your money. All
goods marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

Michnel Anderson was arrested this
morning on the charge OF murderoua
assault. The alleged affair TOOK paes
beyonl Third street bridge inst nlgl,f aud
TIT victim Is lying In an unconsclCu,
state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-25

HEIuu y HtUIs ote Nnu Oysters.
Rolls. Coffee. Celery. PIcke.s.
Segars &c.
Although the numbar of persons was
lar &c and Tie hour late Mr. AInscow and
MS efleient assistants we're equal to the
occasion. and he guests were seated Mt
Two large tables, where they wera soon
served with an abuud moe of each article
on the manu-.
Alter doing justice to the many 4sot
Ih'nEs the VII ors were escorted TO tue
r.. w. IL II. ion. where they took the
Io' a. IN. train Tor thoif homes. James
k9nnan, of BrandyWlne Commaudery.
was Chairman OF tho committee OF az.
engagements, and the success OF the all ,tr
eiforts.