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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10
MOTIF AND COMMENT.

The world moves, and the direction Is
indicated by the fact that no liquor sa-
looms were open in Portsmouth on Sum
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Hose wagons are steadily supplanting
hose reels for use in fire departments.
When new hose apparatus is ordered it
is generally wagon. In the wagon the
hose is simply laid down in folds. The
wagon may not be SO picturesque as
jaunty four-wheeled hose carriage, but n
well-Duilt hose wagon is by no means
bad looking vehicle. and it is found to be
more useful in service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Della Collins will arrive at Port Au-
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Easter opening.
Wanted-A girl.
For salc-Stable.
Wanted-Table and scrub girls.
Painting, etc.-J. Il. Manchester
Spring miiinery-W. +. Studley.
Easter Flowers-Chas. X. Partridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

The Maine Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
will soon have large safe placed in its
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

has been the tGM Of the torn, 0ls0
thr0ncs Of }c0i5ic hare capre8&cG
their appreciation Of oar 05f|Gcf-
tire exhibition.
There's oar oit3 superstition fhGt
If one does nOt 2CeGl' something
i,cic Oa Easter !SHNGoy ij iuch
ari0 Io!i0H al the gear. Wishing
to s0ce our Ti'icnds and ljat!0iSs
from such q fac, ere rOuid C0H
their GtteatiOn 10 the foYoWjng
Hc,c goods 3cbjch i"iH ccptojuiU be
Of seFrice in enGbsing them to
choose q aer Bonnet. cape,
,JGcLet or Gtorcs for the scGsoH 50
near at hand.
We riH offer iItis acceh 0Tr ca
tire stock Of $500 Nd Giorcs al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND
L FRESH NEGETABLES.-0FFIC OF
Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence,
No. 81 Whitehall ST., New York, N. ", Feb.
70. ls!a.-Sealed proposals. in triplcate, each
thereof, copy OF this advertisement with copy
of circular Tor information of bidders annexed
Will be received. at their offices, by acting
commissaries of subsistence OF following
posts, respectively, until IL O'Clock NJ. Mon
day, April Is, lSg5, at which places aud time
they will be opened in presence of attending
bidders, for furnishing and delivering at the
posts, respectively, the fresh beef required for
use thereof during six months commencing
July J. 1885 and fresh potatoes and fresh
onions, respectively, during five months COM
mencing July /, ISIS, viz: Allegheny Arsenal.
Pa; Augusta Arsenal, Ca: Columbia Arsenal,
Tenn; Franz ford Arsenal Pa; Kennebec Arse
nal, Me-; Springfield Armory, Mass; Water
town ArsenGl, Mass; Watervilet Arsenal NY;
West Point, n. Y, and Willetis Point, N Y.
Proposals will be also received stating price at
which contractor will deliver to acting COM
missary of subsistence fresh beef, to be, when
delivered, of temperature not greater than so
any or all bids. For blank proposals and
copies of advertisement with copy of circular
for information of bidders annexed, apply to
acting commissaries of subsistence of posts,
respectively, for supplying of which with AN
article or articles it is desired to bid. Each
proposal should be inclosed in a sealed en-
ysiope, marked Proposals to be opened April
-, ls'5 and addressed to acting commissary
OF subsistence of post to which it relates. j.
W. BARRiGER, Colonel and 4. C--6i. S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10
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The Great Success Of Our
Opening Of Spring Millinery

he jotc price Of :Jc. per l,0ir. Ne
Grant yOur jr0dc TNd are 3cWih0
to ho5d Oeit G6cl'at Inducements iat
order to get IT.
Tat Ou, millinery ere are shor-
ing Trimmed HGtsfj'oD $50 to
$500 fh0t are both stylish ami
cheap.
IA CGpcs for both Ludics 0nd
Chijdgcls are hare al The i0tc styles
from $3.50 TO $25.O0.
last 6itt not je0St comes It Spc-
ci0i 6G3'00in la fnc 0U ac0oi Dress
GoodS en- al The choicc acr c0ioPs
al SOC. 1c5n0fiy icOltb s5c.
Dent fj5J to eaGminc Mjs bar
GGi!i 81 Ire season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Several desirable house lots on Chestnut
and Lincoln SIS, apply TO Nellie M. Stevens,
Western Ave marl6tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

DANIEL II. DAVIS wishes to state to his
friends in Augusta and Hallowell that he shall
remain at his cid place of business, north end
of Water street, where he viii be PLEASED to
do shoeing and jobbing at reasonable rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

1t will not DO long before the trees will
begin to show signs of leaving out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10
Local Matters.

April showers.
W. A. Bonner of Lowell, was in the
city, yesterday.
Grand flushing of sewers yesterday :.
Old Pluv. did the job.
" Ups and Downs of Life" at the Opera
house, tomorrow night
The rain OF yesterday will draw the
frost out of the ground.
NJ. :. Holway went to Boston on the
1910 train, yesterday morning.
Hon. o. d. Baker went to Boston, on
the 1910 train, Tuesday morning.
1t will not DO long before the trees will
begin to show signs of leaving out.
The rain will be Il great boon to the
log drivers and make them feel happy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

W. A. Bonner of Lowell, was in the
city, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10
Mealers wanted at 81 OAK ST., city.

a young lady desires situation to teach in
q High or Private school, is College graduate
and Normal special. Is thoroughly qualified
to teach Greek, Latin, English or Mathe-
mates. Has had some experience. Address
E. y. s., Box .5e, Portland. Maine. mar2ed2ws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

First or middle of May, by careful family
to rent new or nearly new house of about ten
rooms; near electric road. Furnace or steam
heat. Address NJ. J. NJ, JOURNAL Office.
LUIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Grand flushing of sewers yesterday
Old Pluv. did the Job.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Everyone to know that they can have oysters
fresh from the shell delivered Sunday morn
i n also the best OF crackers. Providence
River, accents quart. Hotel Johnson.
oct6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

To purchase or to rent, a convenient cottage
house near the business portion of the CITY.
Address, ~ Augusta Post ONCE mar29tdf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Second hand bicycles, 1891 model, at n bar
gain. c. L. Shorcy, 22S Water street, Augusta.
aprSd2W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Hon. o. d. Baker went to Boston, on
the 10. 10 train. Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

NJ. 5. Holway went to Boston on the
1910 train, yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

" Ups and Downs of Life" at the Opera
house, tomorrow night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Tho rain OF yesterday will draw the
| frost out of the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Neatest little steam launch in State OF Maine;
now on lake in Kennebec county. Length,
% TT. over all. Oak frame, cedar planking,
oak with polished brass trimmings-a beauty
Bought new by present owner, carefully used
and in excellent condition. 2 h. p, automa
Anyone can run it. For further particulars,
address, "Steam Launch" care of kennebec
Journal. mar2Td&wlmo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Capable American woman would like wash
ings for few good families at their homes.Al-
so bousecleaning, work by hour. Drop card
to Mrs. A. Holmes, Genl Del, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Steamboat, IS feet long, 10 foot beam; good
steel boiler; suitable for excursions and
pleasure purposes. In good order. Inquire.of
Frank !. Clark. mar26dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

CHICKERING PIANO FOR SALE For sale
at the JOURNAL Office one of Chickering's very
best extra finish, Grand Square Pianos. 1t
was purchased new in 1875, the schedule price
of same at that time being one thousand dol
lars. Those in want OF first class piano at n
low price are invited to call. Burleigh, &
Flynt. aprsdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Fine carriages and road carts of all kinds at
the S. S. Brooks az Co. hardware store.
marchlSd &wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

Statesmen to sell Red Star Lubricating oils
and greases as a side line on commission
Liberal terms. References. The Clinton OIL
Co., Cleveland, o. apr9d3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-10

IF ANY ONE who has been benefited by the
use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills wilt write to
Box 66s they will receive Information that will
be of much value and interest to them.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
FAST RUNNING ON THE PEENSY.
Engine No oe Makes Flying Trip at
the Rate OF 1O2 Miles an Hour.

Engine No. oe Makes a Flying Trip at
the Rate OF 10e Miles an Hour.
The Washington express train No. Of,
due'in this city at 1 90 yesterday after
noon, made flying trip between Balti.
more and Washington.
The train was drawn by engine No %,
and was piloted by Engineer George
Frederick This locomotive is one Of the
now type Of "high wheelers" which we're
recently turned cut from Altoona. The
train was detained several minutes below
this city, and Engineer Frederick do.
terminsd TO make up the lost Tina
between the Monumental City and tho
naiional copital Between London Park
and the Navy Ysrd the thirty Eve and
half miles Was covered In "a minutes.
Tie greatest time was made on FIVE
mile stretch between Lauaoyer and
Anscosta which distance was travelled
In 3 minutes, an average Of l02 milts
an hOur
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Grand Lodge, K. of p. will meet here
IN October. and there "a talk Of holding . big
parade at that time.
The denu'y receiver Of taxes sat a. Rsirg
snn Yesterday. On Monday ha win cit at
Alsrshallton. IN Mlli Greek hundred
The Wilmington mad dog victims eceived
treatment at the Pasteur Institute yester-
day.
The employees Of the Diamond State Iron
Works win picnic at BtvariaA Park. this
afternoon.
CHARLES Hooper. oolored. was buiied fiom
his late home. 10. 90i Wilson sire ef. yestsr-
DAY afternoon. ana intermcnt Was made az
st Peters Cemetery.
Alexander Kearney. Of this city. has been
made assistant eneineer OF the motive power
on the p, W. a B. X. X.
"A semi-apnual dividoud of So per share
has been declared by the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company.
Quarterly conference exercises viii bs
held ut So. johns and Zion M. h. Churches.
to-day. and At Cherry Hin on Monday.
-Mrs. Annie NJ. Rutter vas buried rom
her home. No AIS Townsend street, yester-
day afternoon. Services were conducted at
Madeley NJ. K. Church. and lhtornent Waa
made In Rlverview CemeterF.
-Chancellcr Nocott Is expec'ed home
from Saratoga IN time TO hold OrpheAs Couit
here on Monday.
Employees OF the p, W. q b. wood shops
went on an excursion down the Delaware bay
to-day.
There is talk Of resortiug to condemnation
proceedings for tho purpose OF securing site
for the free bath on the Brandywine near The
waterworke.
delaware Council. No. 1871, @. b. j., is
no ding its FIRST annual outing at Union Park
to-day.
The police -oficers received their checks
from City Treasurer Adams to-day.
The city tax Office needs pgpeIing very
badly and Collector Eugene NJ Sayers Is
chairman Of the agitation committee.
The speciallmeetine Of the directors Of the
vi "a
evening. Instead Of Monday evening as
originally announced.
-Three.Puliman cars were shipped 10 Jersey
incion over the r.. ". q b. railroai this
morning.
About 15O people went on The excursion OF
st Joseph's sunday school, az kissing sun. 10
Rirmine ham Park. this morning. The fe-
formed Episcopal CfrrCh. Of n city. took
AZ exeurion 10 Pennsgcve, on the steamer
Jlrica.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
Another Account.

MARNETTE. Wis, Aug. 8-Captain
Young of the steamer Cuba, which arrived
here, reports that an of Beaver island Is
aflre. Flames were devastating 10 Thurs
day night and much anxiety is felt for the
small settlement ON it
Tho island Is populated by a colony Of
about 100 persons who are engaged In
farming on the cloarings Lake captains
arriving here say the whole island has
been laid waste and that the inhabitants
are homeless and without food.
The island occupies a prominent place
in the history Of this part Of the country,
it having been In the carly fitios the
home of King Strange, q Mormen, who
had many fights and was finally killed
and his band OF followers scattered. Bea.
Yer island is on the lower end OF Lake
Michigan, near the straits of Machinaw,
and Is about 90 miles from the mainland.
There are two settlements on the main
island known as ST. James and Gillette.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
THEORY VERSUS PRACTICE,
How the wen-drllsd Pullman Fire
Brigade Ac;ed on Its FIrst Call to sor-
Vice.

How the weii-drillsd Pullman Fire
Brigade Ac;ed on Its First Call to sor-
Vice.
On Thursday afternoon q slight FIRE
broke out la Of waste az the
Pullman shops over Eleventh strset
bridge. Like all we'll regulated shops OF
any extent, the Pullman shops have an
organized Gee brigade. whose members
are drilled to respond promptly to any
alarm, each man having his special duty
assigned to him. Thursday was the first
orp lrtunity TO put this FIRE brigade TO a
practical test and that II was found
wanting Is best told By what &C ,urred
The men responded to the alarm
promptly. but instead Of performing
their severally allotted duties, they
rushed around like feck Of wild geese
The hose cart wss run out. but instead Of
running to Ere hydrsnt about 30 feet
from the scene OF the ire, they atiashed
10 TO the FIRST bydrant they met which
was at least 80 feet from whore the dre
was blszlng merrily. After attsching
the hose. the whole brigade finally
found itself surrounding the nozzle but
nobody had been left 10 turn on the
water
Out Nl lnt nfthtu IQhnrU Dath NNu
started the water while several others
picked up the nozzle preparatory TO
extingulehlng the fire.
At this juncture an Individual rushed
excitedly into the crowd and ordered
those holding the nozzle ITO drop that
ere nozzle; that's my JOB
The nozzle was instantly dropped and
began wriggling and writhing about
Finally when the new srrivsl had cap
tured the nozzle. from which was now
Issuing solid stream Of water,
he Inadvertently turned the whole
force OF the stream on a
little girl who was an Innocent
onlooker st this comedy Of errors. The
little girl was knocked down by the force
Of the stream aud Of course was
thoroughly drenched.
By this time, however, the FIRE brigade
was ready TO extingulsh that fire or die
IN the attempt. When IL went to turn
the stream on the buraing waste Il
found the FIRE extlnguished. The
foreman Of the tin shop and an apprsn-
tioe had put out the FIRE with few
buckets OF water The members Of tho
FIRE brigade Of the Pullman shops are
now the objects OF considerable good q
uatured chnffing from their fellow
employees.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
A REVEREND BAKER MISSING
A Stranger Wants Him 20 Redeem Some
bonds That Were Irregular.

EhNRA. ~ ", Aug. 8-Rev. Charles
A. Potter Is absent from Elmin under
circumstances that call forth comment
He was formerly pnstor Of the Methodist
church nt Jacksonville, n. ", a small
town near Ithaca. He came here a year
ago and started a steam bakery, running
ten wagons, and started fierce compoti-
tion with the other bakers by cutting the
price of pound loavos from 30 3 cents.
About the ist of April he left the city,
and soon after a stranger came from ltha
ca inquiring for Mr.. Potter He said nc
had purchased ST. 600 worth of bonds from
Potter, which did not appear to be rogu
lar. AT the bakery 10 was said that Potter
would be back soon; that he was in Dako
"a with his brother and was suffering
from rheumatism.
He has not yet put In an appearance,
and chattel mortgages were lled ON the
personal property in the bakery. q. W.
Mexican, a partner OF Potter, expects tc
have to settle up the business, 10 Is said,
at q considerable loss to himself.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
THEIR SALAf lbs liCREACED.

An Additional Hundred Granted 70 Five
Of the Post once. .olsrks- Who the Lucky
Onss Were.
An order has been received by Post
master Moore to the effect that the
salaries Of Eve OF the clerks had been
ralsed 500 year each. The fortunate
officials were. General delivery clerk.
J. II. Monaghan; dispatcher, William j.
Moseland; mailing clerk. Harrison
Gould night stamping clerk, Lewis A.
Bell and day stamping clerk, Noble
McMullin.
Some time ago anumber Of The clerks
had their salaries reduced the idea
being TO put on an extra clerk Some
time later these salaries were restored
with the exception OF the Eve mentioned.
Their increase Is due TO the action Of
the postmaster
The duties OF the clerks In the post
oiiice are difficult and the hours long
ranging from ten TO fourteen hours
daily. They are more poorly paid than
any other employees OF the post cffice
department, aud it is generally conceded
that the Increase Is deserved one. The
Increase took feet July
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
WniLsnse the Auditorium

A meeting OF the general committees Of
the Methodist Evangelical Association
was held Ia st. Pauls NJ e
Church last evening with Rev l. K.
Barrett, ID. d In the chair The report
Of the building committee was to the
effect that the armory building WAS not
large enough for the purposes Of the
association. A temporary building would
cost Ia the neighborhotd Of 81 600 and n
tent would not answer the purposes It
wss decided to lesse the Auditorium for
the month at 5000 and the buildlng
committee was empowered 10 mako tho
contract. The next meeting will be held
subject TO the call OF the chair
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
KNIGHTS ON A PILGRIMAGE.
Trienniai Encampment In Boston ON
August 26-women IN the Party.

Templars OF This City to Attend the
Triennisi Encampment In Boston ON
August e6-women In the Party.
st Johns Commandery, No / Knights
Templar, will make a pilgrimage TO
Boston TO attend the tfienniAl encAmp
msnt Of the United States IL will leave
this city on August 90. st 10 10 on the
p w & B railroad. and will 90 via the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad, and will arrive In Boston At
! 10 p. m
sixty knights and tventy-hv women
will compose the party and will be
accompanied by the First Regiment band
OF twenty pieces The Willism Parkman
0ommandsry will escort the Whining
tonians to their headquarters a. the
Maverick House on their arrival Ia
Boston.
The street parade will be msde on
Tuesday, Angus 27 Oa Wednesday, a
trip will be made 70 Boston Hsrbor.
Invitations have been extended aud
accepted by st Johns Commandery TO
attend the receptions to bs given each
evening during the weeks stay. The
party will return on Friday evening.
Eminent Sir John l. Clark will have
charge Of the commandery and Past
Eminent Commander J. Parke Postles
will be 10 command Of the line General
Postles has taught the commsndery some
additional foe movements IN marching
recently and the commandery expects
to keep up the reputation which u has
and Of which 1t Is justly proud. while in
the parade
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
rhe LlebIr Araln in Erldenee.

After a short respite the nasal organs
Of WilmingtoniAns we're again greeted
yesterday afternoon by she gasoline aud
onion" combination for which the Lisbig
Manufacturing Works have bsoome
famous. The stencil was very powerful,
aud it seemed ss though the vaoation
taken by the fumes had been advan-
tageous so far as their strength was
concsrned The cause OF the outbreak
Is not known, but the Board Of Health
thinks that another bottle Of perfumery
WAS accidentally upset by the head per
fumaire. or else lightning must have
struck some part Of the works. At any
rate the nuisance again exists and should
be promptly sbated before il has chance
10 Get firm hold.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
Farmers ON the water.

The Penn Social Circle. OF Hoeksssiu,
went out to-day on a Delaware river trip.
TIE MIL Creekites will spend most OF the
day st Lincoln Park, but side trips will
be taken up and down the river
Probably thirty members constitute the
party Frank Baldwin Is admiral John
Ball, captain; Tom Walker, steward; K
F Thompson. chief Of the nursery
department; Dr. L d Ball, surgeon. and
Francis NJ Walker, chaperon They
expect 20 have splendid time under
such talented leadership
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
READY TO OPEN CAMP.
First Service at BrandJwine summit VIII
BE Conducted BY Rev. John France.

First Service at BrandJwine Summit VIII
BE Conducted BY Rev. John France.
Brandywine Summit camp will open on
Monday evening at 45 The first SER
vice will be conducted by Rev. John
France, of the Elsmere and East LAKE
charges
Rsv T E Terry and his wife will
move out on Monday morning and Mr.
Terry will assume the management OF
the meeting.
All the engagements made with minis.
ters throughout the conference will be
carried out with the exception Of a
possible few changes The speakers who
will be present during the ten days
meeting are Revs John France. John ID
@ Hanna, Of Union; julius Dodd, Of
Newport; w g. Koons, OF Cookman /;
Dr. Robert Watt. Of Sc,tt; Dr.. Sam
Small, Of Norfolk; Adam Stengle
Of smyrna; w w. Sharpe Of Wesley I;
R Watkins. CeciltoD, Md (;
Vaughan S. Colins, OF New Castle; L.
W. Lay 6eld, Epworth Mr. Milllson, Of
Elan; Asbury Burke, OF Branoywine
B. Qligg, Of Bethel; DR. Merritt
Hulburd. of Grace; Q A. Hill, of Sails
bury; @. w Prettyman, OF SeRford;
ID Lscates. of Ma3eley; l l. Wool, OF
Middletown; j. H. Howard. OF Asbury
w. L. White, Of Federslsburg; NJ
Morgan. Of Mount Salem; Presiding
Elder Alfred Smith, of the Easton
district; Harvey w. Ewing, of Port
Deposit; Presiding Elder Z. E Bar
rett. OF Wilmington district; Dr. W.
L s Murray, OF Dover; p Ods.
Of st. Michsels: w. p Taylor. Of
Rocklaud; e o Collins, Of Clay mont w
j. DuHsdway, OF Newark, aud 9th ers
Accommodations for getting TO the
camp are principally by the Wilmington
aud Northern railroad to GrRuogue
Trains leave this city at 1904 m and
55 05. 25 and . m
Bishop Msllalleu will probsbly be one
Of the sneakers during the meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-08-03
The Howard to Leave Next Week.

The steamship Howard which hiss been
built by the Harlan and H0llingsworth
Company for the Merchants and Mnera'
Line Of Baltimore, Is receiving the
finishing touches and IL is expected that
she will 20 out on her trial "trip a, xt
Thursday. A run will be made mp
and down the Delaware river, and II
every part works satisfactorily the vessel
will be steamed on TO Baltimore az once
Custom papers wers issued 10 the new
boat this morning by Inspector Of Port
Peter B Ayars. A satisfactory dock
trial has already been given her